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so we the examiner Wedneeday June 1m 27 WEDNESDAY EVENING VIEWING EVENING 600 ID ED NEWS HOLLYWOOD SQUARES DEFINITION POLKA DOT DOOR 628 NEWS 630 NBC NEWS IN CONCERT Connie Slevens CBS NEWS ABC NEWS NEWS PARTY GAME ID ADVENTURES OF TIMOTHY PILGRIM 645 READALONG 655 ID WRITE ONi 700 DATING GAME TOM AND JERRY AND FRIENDS MARY TYLER MOORE snow TIC TAC DOUGH DONNA FARGO NEWLYWED GAME THE STATIONARY ARK GONG SHOW PRICE IS RIGHT 730 MATCH GAME MAJOR LEAGUE BA SEBALL Atlanta Braves vs Montreal Expos rs NEWLYWED GAME GONG SHOW GRAND OLD COUNTRY in OCEANS ALIVE MAGIC SHADOWS BOB NEWHART SHOW whenca ola new love interest interferes with her work Jerry Robinson doesnt seem too concerned butwhenrtdisruptshislovelilehedecidestolire her 800 LAUGHIN Robin Williams 15 part ofthe repertory company In this aixrpart encore preA aentation of the second edition of this popular edy series Repeat 60 mins BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE EIGHT Is ENOUGH Tom om upset about the diocovory of SunIt boyfriend in the upstairs 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°PIIEENTINGBSIJSAWNTON ale Norman Fell Johnny Mathis NEWS UPDATE NEWS 1001 MERV GRIFFIN sHow 1030 THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL 100 NEWS cac NEws CTV NEWS EDUCATION OF MIKE MCMANUS DMOVIE DRAMA Ordinary Tenderness 1120 NEWS 1125 NEWS 1127 NEWS 1130 THE TONIGHT SHOW cu host Id Brenner 90 min CBS LATE MOVIE swncn in Cold War Con When Pete goes to pick up his date he discovers that shes been kidnapped by white slavery ring Repeat KOJAK NeodToKnowStarsTollySavnlasDanFrazer out aDMOVIE ADVENTURE my the 6111 of June 19511 STREET TALK NIGHTMUSIC mums 1145 WESTERN ROUNDUP Tumblewead 1953 Audio Murphy Lori Nelson 1200 MOVIESUSPENSE Mari tor 1973 MEDICAL CENTER ea MERV GRIFFIN SHOW CONTINUES 1210 CARTER COUNTRY 1230 MONTY PYTHONS FLYING CIRCUS 1240 STOCKARD CHANNING IN JUSTFRIENDS 1245 PTL CLUBTALK AND VARIETY 100 TOMORROW In MARCUS WELBY MD ALL THAT GLITTERS 110 MOVIE DOCUMENTARY RA Expedltloqggu NEWS 150 MOVIE DRAMA Win doms Way 19511 historically speaking today in history TODAY IN HISTORY By THE CANADIAN PRESS lune fl 1979 Remnants of defeated US invasion force retreated from the battlefield of Stoney Creek Ont and reformed near the Niagara River 166 years ago to day in 1813 The advance guard of 1400 invaders were at tacked by 800 British soldiers and dispersed in one of the big gest battles of the War of 1812 The US lost half of their guns and two of their leading gener als The British force was com manded by Col John Harvey who later became governor of in turn New Brunswick New foundland and Nova Scotia I896 George Herbo and Frank Samuelson left New York in rowboat reaching England July 31 1901 The Lusitania was launched at Clydebank Scot canadas story Robert Stobo Had Amazing Career One of these stories recently mentioned George Wash ingtons part in helping Britain capture Canada from France However he was defeated twice trying to attack the Canadian Fort Duquesne now Pittsburg Washington was allowed to return to Virginia after his first defeat at Great MeadOWS but was forced to leave Major Robert Stobo as hosta Stobos adventures rovide one of the most remarka le stories in Canadian istory First he was kept at Fort Du uesne and made secret map of the defences which managed to send to Washington in Virginia The British mounted another attack on Duquesne led by General Braddock and Wash ington It was defeated and Stobos map was found among Braddocks papers Now Stobo was regarded as spy not hostage and sent to prison in Montreal He escaped from Montreal but was recaptured after lar reward was offered en he was sent to Quebec and imprisoned in the citadel Stobo mana ed to make some friends amon leadin Canadians an his execution was delayed In fac he mus have been given good deal of freedom because there are descendants of his living in Quebec today He and some other prisoners manage to escape from Quebec got down the river in canoe and then managed to hijack fishing vessel that carried them to Louis burg They arrived on June 1759 few days after Wolfes armada sailed to attack Quebec The commander of the garrison heard Stobos story and realized that he could be useful to Wolfe So Stobo was sent to join Wolfe and served on his staff during the cam at In fact Stobo claimed later that he showed Wol secret path up the cliff to the Plains of Abraham Stobo returned to Virginia as hero but committed suicide later owing to some disappointment OTHER EVENTS ON JUNE 1543 Roberval explored Saguenay River 1813 HMS Shannon brought US Chesapeake to Hal ifax after sea battle off Boston 1813 BritishCanadian force defeated Americans at Stoney Creek 1821 Cornerstone of Montreal General Hospital was laid 1858 First steamer operated on Fraser river BC 1891 Death of Sir John Macdonald 1910 Canada and Italy signed trade agreement Airborne pollution serious could hit sport fishing OllA CPI Problems from airborne pollution are so serious now that sport fishing may become hobby of the past in Eastern Canada fed eral researcher said Friday Hans Martin manager of the atmospheric environment serv ices program on longrange transport of air pollutants says the pollution responsible for the acid rain process has already causcd irreversible damage to the environment Addressing conference of the Canadian Water Resources Association Martin said the long distance transport of politi tion differs from normal local pollution because conr ceiitrations are usually within air quality standards and regions where they are depositcd are up to 1ooo kilometres away from ttic pollution sourcc But as the pollutants are transported natural chemical transformations occur causing serious problems joint CanadaLS study shows that winds carry almost the same amount of sulphur dioxide into Canada from the ITS as is emitted from ore smelting industries here The problems resulting from sulphur dioxide emissions which are then followed by acid rain are staggering says Martin Acid rain is produced by chemical reaction with water vapor in the atmosphere as pol lutants move over long dis tances Sulphur dioxide and ni trogen oxides products of ore smelting industries are respon sible for the acidity which can fall in rain snow or hail he said IZXAYIIIlIItlTIil Martin told how declining salmon stocks were noticed in Scandinavian countries about 20 years ago Numerous studies failed to identify the source of pollution which had been re sponsible for the increased acidity in fresh water lakes and land 1912 The Novarupta vollt cano in Alaska erupted pouring up to 220 metres of debris over 110squarekilometre area and darkening skies as far as Nova Scotia I924 Canada and the US signed treaty to curb liquor smuggling 1973 Gold reached mar ket value of$127 an ounce barries story June 1959 The Citizen of the Year award of the Barrie Branch of the Canadian legion was presented to Rev SE Lewis pastor of Collier Street United Church by Charles Parsons winner of the 1957 award It was Guest Day at Johnson Street School and the guests were the childrens pets Malcomson manager of the Barrie Fair arrived to watch and found himself judg ing most of the classes Nineteen first prizes were awarded including Obedience for dogs Linda Agnew Tricks Helen Mahay Largest Dog Bill Fell and Smallest Dog Lin da Crompton Students at Barrie District Central Collegiate said their formal goodbyes to Miss Jessie Hunter who had been at the col legiate as secretary for 34 years and was to retire at the end of the term Paul McKelvey directed the 200member choir which was the principal feature of the 20th Annual Spring Music Festival given by the Essa Township schools at the Thornton Arena Efforts were being made to obtain an additional water sup ply for the city of Barrie for which purpose six test holes had been drilled by the Interna tional Water Supply Company it was stated at meeting of the Public Utilities Commission The commissions plan to tap the water table draining into the Nottawasaga River by drill ing into the Little Lake area was unsuccessful and at that time drilling was proceeding off Edgehill Drive streams The source of the problem lay in the industrialized areas of Central Europe and Great Britain parallel situation now is de veloping in eastern North America with sources of sul phur dioxide and nitrogen oxide coming from St Louis Mo the Ohio Valley Sudbury Out To ronto and the industrial St Lawrence Valley he said Although the Great Lakes are not noticably affected the smaller lakes within the water shed stretching from Thunder Bay to the Atlantic Coast are already endangered said Mar tin It is estimated that nearly 5001 lakes in Ontario are lo cated in this band and will be subjected to extensive change within the next 20 years To date several hundred of these lakes are no longer able to sup port fish populations The Doctor Says So common almost normol By PAUL RUBLE MD Dear Dr Ruble have tipped uterus For years have had pain particularly close to my menstruation during inter course or when exercise My doctor dismisses my com plaints matteroffactly have spoken to several women who have it Is it serious How can it be corrected At what point should surgery be considered CC Many women panic when doctor mentions tipped uterus They shouldnt It is so common that it is almost nor mal It means only that the uterus is angled usually back ward retroverted Other women may have forward tip There are many variations and degrees It seldom causes pain menstrual roblems or infer tility In third to fourth months of pregnancy the uterus straightens and develops nor mally The uterus may change posi tion throughout life and may even alternate back and forth slightly from the norm How ever the same problems can occur in tilted uterus as in normallypositioned one en largement growth etc Any of these conditions might produce the discomfort you mention In only very few women does the tipped uterus produce pain with intercourse One way to determine if your uterus tilt is causing pain is to wear pessary ring support If you get relief from this then the tilting can be considered the problem Very rarely surgery is needed The years correct matters for most women as the uterus shrinks at menopause Unless you are one of those un usual women whose uterine tilt BRIDGE is real problem look for other causes of your pain Dear Dr Ruble babysit for oneyearold girl in my home during the day Everytime leave the room doing my housework she cries When go to the bathroom she cries until come out She wants to hang on and whine She follows me all day and dont have the time to hold her all day and get my work done Id like to quit but need the money Her mother tells me shes not like that at home Thanks for any help you can give me GL Nothing communicates so easily to an infant as frustration of parent or babysitter This tot feels in secure in strange home with relative stranger who happens to be person from whom she can get rise just by crying or whining Ill bet if you took five or 10 minutes out of your housework time to sit quietly with her and leaf through colorful picture book then went on about your work youd find living together much less hectic Most infants like to tag along and you should not let that frustrate you Dear Dr Ruble blood sugar pregnancy JJ If you mean can woman with low blood sugar have successful pregnancy the an swer is yes she can In fact blood sugar tends to rise slightly during pregnancy High blood sugar is another matter and must be carefully controlled in pregnancy Never theless you should tell your obs stetrician about your low blood sugar condition Is low threat in Oswald Jacoby andAlanSOnfag Unusual onesuit squeeze NORTH 753 VAQ987 0862 9A5 66 EAST 9109862 095 OQIO982 Vulnerable EastWest Dealer South West North East South Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 9K By Oswald Jaeoby and Alan Sontag Here is an unusual play described by Paul Lukacs as onesuit squeeze The defense starts out with three rounds of spades South ruffs the third one and has to find way to avoid the loss of two diamond tricks The basic play is to strip the hand and come down to fourcard ending West will have thrown one diamond and will still be holding 10 while East will be holding and two black cards North and South each hold one trump and three diamonds If West holds 10 there is an easy end play but South knows that West would have thrown the jack10 or nine to avoid that so South leads the last trump thigh trump in dummy and West must drop the jack or 10 to keep the seven spot Now South leads dummys six East must play the nine where upon South plays his queen and West is caught in an end play due to the fact that dummys eight has become the second highest diamond The play has only worked because Easts one high dia mond was the nine If East held the 10 West could hold and the play of the 10 from East would kill all end plays daily crossword ACROSS 4i Comedian Answer to Prewous Puzzle Skelton Doesnt exist 42 Of God Lat cont 44 Egg Fr Wight 46 Firstrow Start of position college cheer wds 12 Staple grain 4g Latch 13 Fish catching 53 Canal system fence In northern 14 Michigan T°°ppe 54 Of food value utenSIIs 17 Physmians as ELCOUQM SOCIation 53 words of un abbr 18 Substantial 19 Paying stl material 59 TU 60 Copper mm 21 Charitable Or ganization 51 WW abbr 23 Sesame plant DOWN 24 Old salt 27 Romanian Mvssfle type currency abbr 29 Silicate Male ancestor 32 Eskimo homes College 34 HaVing fine athletic group scenery Short 36 Restaurant tempered 37 French police Former labor 38 Transmit group labor 39 Tomtom Sailor no ha 01 no Lu NJ AD OJ 09 LJ 01 09 derstanding MOney In on 3i Made perfect Rome score Vertical 33 Senior Top banana 35 Clouds 10 La 40 RaRCId DQuce 43 Form of architecture 11 Perambulator 45 Ohd l6 Hieroglyphic 20 To love Fr 46 Information bureau abbr ii 33 47 Horseback 25 93 48 Unclothed creature SO Passport endorsement 51 Plane 52 Give off fumes 55 Betrayer sl In 26 Cover eyes 28 Newspaper edition 30 Summon CD on iNEWSPAFER Ele Hllli5k axsr Bernice BedeOsol June 1979 Your sphere of influence so cially will increase considera bly this coming year This isa good period for you to 0ln groups or Organizations where you can meet people who share ideas similar to yours GEMINI May 21June 20 YOU work best today without having others looking over your shoul der Try to arrange things so you manage them instead of them managing you Nizard of lcl DiizE PREVICAMENT sozgréiizE ICFINT FIND PROMISED HAVE TH CLOCK BACK IN OPERATlON BY THREE BUT TH PAINT ON TH HAND5 iéNT DRY CANCER June 21July 22 Un less your Objectives are clearly defined today yOu will not accomplish all you hope to Try not to place too much signifi cance on side issues LEO July 23Aug 22 Success IS likely where you try to do the greatest good for the greatest number today In matters where youre too selfserving its another story VIRGO Aug Z3Sept 22 Un less youre very careful today you may snatch defeat from the jaws Of victory Dont rock the boat when things are going smoothly LIBRA Sept 23Oct 23 Your judgment is very keen today in most areas One exception that could cause you problems has Vialssituoes OF BEING1N APPRENTICE 7373860 NORTHERN STATIONERY 29 Dunlop St YOU CALL YOUR5ELF 522 8227 AN 3222 ARENT you GOING T29 M156 504001 WHEN to do with business or finance Be prudent SCORPIO Oct 24Nov 22 If youre entering into any type of important agreement today have everything spelled out to the smallest detail That way no misunderstandings will arise later SAGITTARIUS NOV 23Dec 21 Your mates judgment may be shade sharper than yOurs today so listen attentively to what he or she may have to say in matters affecting both 01 you CAPRICORN Dec 22Jan 19 Allocate your time productively today Unless you establish an agenda youre likely to fritter hours away on projects of little importance oilnnyNEA Inc TM my us 9110 our Wedding Invitations nnouncemenls Headquarters We provide loanout service THATg TOWEL SKDLE AQUARIUS Jan 21Feb 19 Success is within your reach today through the soft sell Take time for the pleasantries rather than going in immedi ately for the kill PISCES Feb 20March 20 No sey outsiders should be kept out of your personal affairs today Their comments and influence could complicate something good you have going with another ARIES March 21April 19 You have the ability today to sal vage something good from ar eas that appear nonproductive Put your skills to use TAURUS April 20May 20 In matters of material significance today dont be hestitant to stand up for whats owed you Keep cool head however YER BON6 WAs LITTLE OFFKEY BUT DONT THINK ANY BODYLi NOTICE IT FROM THE FDMFEII Huron =1 NEVER FAL$ EVERY Mul HAS saANcE 91979 nu 15 TnAVES