Scaabiaiiaiiiieme, Bie THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, July 18, 1964 15 BPRS: Missy gee *puccaea gf Conven- Be fo Boa Game CONTRACT BRIDGE : DO ME THE HONOR OF HAVING DINNER ON + : 63--Mademoiselle ' - perth: Fy pi a "cir Tonehaanl EVENING AND LET ME MAKE 6--Loretta Young Theatre 1:38 PM. de Paris By B. JAY BECKER --Love That Bob 4--The Secret Storm cae Cec TELEVISION LOG) "==" A op cates poe PN POBYGUARD. Sparnow. A ! 130 AM, TA lee tae pepek Individual Championship Pley) a T--Musicale _|CHCH-TV Channel 1--Hamilton CBLT-rv Channel 6--Toronto| »- dy $--Mevee 9--Kiddo WGR-TV Channel 2~Buffaie | WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buftalo| 7--"'*""9,,.' on Fam yeaa Tg ey 9 tier enlace WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WRUC-TV Channel Rochester | 4--P#!¢ ond Gladys peytore ef There ; CFTU-TV Channel $~Toronto .. CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie ta NOpW Tl epee -- Nd é 2Loretta Young " OE yD $ATURDAY avs. Varienng 5:30 P.M, 2--Say When 2:30 PM. Five O'Clock Matinee 'ates Social Christianity Rate con -e Son icon rote early show 10:30 A.M. ) | 4Voices of Tomorrow 63--Movie 4--Riverboat Contest 12:15 P.M 4--House 2-Yog! Gear 'ins ts°the Life' | %-Plavhouse 90 4--Spesker of the House ee Oak: 3-Mr. and Mrs. North 11:00 A.M. ae bo P.M, 12:30 P.M. 9--Theatre 2--Superman --Let's Talk with aie Saw ok weak 11--The Buccaneers #-2--Another World 6:30 Pm. Father Meehan International Show- 9--Playtime with Uncle 9--Wagon Train time Bobb) 4--Twentleth Century james 6--Keynotes 2 -Meet jews With Van Miller The ress P.M. 3-Ripcord 4--Search for Tomorrow. 3:20 P. 2-Billiard Champions Beene: 12:45 P.M. '| 9--Theatre a-Today, 1964 +45 PM. 11:30 A.M. Sowell' Braney | 4-Qulding Light #-2--You Don't Say 6:13 9M. 4-Headline Ni 9--43--News, Weathers |1;_comment and 4--Mister Ed 3--Movie 7--Queen For A Day Headline News Conviction Sports 7:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M, &--Movle Mative 6:30 P.M. 1:02 P.M. 9--Spectrum $--Bil| Dana Show T-Lucky Score 11-9--News, Weather, --~" if B--M a Niotencex. fee nee 7--Afternoon Show N--Bar 1 Movie 71--M-Squad 3 4--UB Round Table Panel) 2--Sacred Heart 7:30 P.M. 3--Cartoons 9--Mitkey Mouse Club | 6--Maritimé Gazette 2-Dragnet (2:00 NOON We-Special Mave o " ' 5 'int i - of hit 1: PM. |11--Oral_ Roberts ir. Now , pening lead -- s ; {Cw 11 Dance Party | 9 _ttaliar Journal ere a CROSSWORD Italy won its match against Color ncn | EPayhone 7 | Empire Switzerland in the recent World 6--The Saint 4--News: Weather +3--Chorus Anyone ~ Bridge Olympiad by a score of 4-The Lucy-Desi Comedy| "gooey 4--My Favorite Martion 28 to 21. Here is one of the seagate 3--The Answer 100 PM. 5 hands they played which proved 12:15 PAM, 643--Ed. Suilivan LA " I mM ito be decisive. 9--Carosello $:30 P.M. 5 INTIS person ; bal , fall The Swiss South made a light way eM Soanen wa Viel ' 2, Not auited PICMLTIIVIEIDMREIA] |third-hand bid of a spade, which F-tawrence Walk Show | 1_Bechelor Father #-2-Grindl . 3. Morsel ace rime |Garozzo overcalled with one no- 62--Beverly Hillbillies | | @--pougias Fairbanks vee On. 4, Symbol in : (ApiMStAriuile] |trump. North, not vulnerable; 4--The Defenders 8%, Lawrence North ite Canny enim } Lloyd's DL TAINAMEHIA! |interjected two diamonds, dou- . 1100 P.M. Big nl oy Baad : | ALMMMeIOILts) |bled by Forquet, and from then 0 ! &-2--Movie 2; , 4 AIBIENL| on the Swiss were in trouble. ied (6 63--Great Movies : 1:00 P.M. | 4--Brenner * 6. United They finall d in th YOUR GOLDFISH? : jin ik 1--Continental Miniature | ak wa States : y finally wound up in three 7--General rospital 4--To Teli The Truth 3~--Summerama 6--Citizen J: 4-N 9--Album TV rer 4. BabyL sk ; clubs doubled. Y--wrestiing | 2--Discovery oes fs oa wf pom ay : Garozzo, whose fine defensive lywood im Feature | abbr. . . 4--Summer. Playhouse | 8-2--Dupont. Show of 15, Observe 7.Stitchbirds 25, : play was a highlight of the tour- 10:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 2 ea neeil bene 16. His: Fr. 8. Shipworms £ é nament, selected the six of clubs 4--Gunsmoke 11--Spotlight 6-3--Horizon 17. Master of @ 9 Girp + 29, as his opening lead. Forquet 9--Mental Health 4--Candid Camera ' 'inca 10:30 P.M. jlaes Aniwees | teie BOA. poss. . Coarse a took the king and returned a Ni--Biockbuster 3--Country Calendar | ion Mark 3 i 11, Begin where . > |club, West cashed the A-Q, and, al ae | 2:00 P.M. | gswhet's My Line bbr. one left off abbr. with this timely start, dummy 111 rusade 20,.A journey } | was immediate! ' ise em «| Oiehon et | Hee Fah 21, Weaving . Garosso oem Qo oye enka Gerke 6--World of Sport 11-9-8-756-4-3-2--News) 'hi ds. hi leathers 8 4-Baseball | iio tas, 23, Gloss oT 1 neaing wh persuade 1118 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 9--Metro Final 25. Under clarer that East had the king. N--Block Buster Con- | 5 ai star Theatre 7-4--Late Show South elected to discard a spade, tinued | #2 Major Lesque. Base rr -- perp ae - con | 330 P.M. w e four 0! monds. | 9--Late Show 3:00 PLM. | 27. Wife of Dummy played the eight, East |it--auneay Move ee one" Jupiter the nine, and declarer ruffed. | $~Sports Special | ' 28. Public outh then cas four heart oat em | 7--My Little Margie | cepts as notice tricks, ehding in dummy, and 6--Sports 3:30 PLM, 00 AM. 29, Disturb led the 1)pf spades, which lost | redler | 4---TV Hour of Stars | > Jack LeLanne ' Show M4 Pg to the jack. 6--Fred Astaire Theatre Popeye's Playhouse . Skin 4:00 @.M. Site. Beeglan Show tumor Garozzo now played the seven 12:30 A.M, eae | ted of diamonds. Declarer, still un- 6--Tight Rope bb 9m, EB ni } 9:30 A.M. 35, E , SUNDAY dsccountey Colender | ?--Tennessee Ernie Ford |. 36 Linger not br Form lprven Be that East 9:00 A.M. | 10:00 A.M. $8.A sudden e King, covered with the 4--Popeye's Playnouse | abate sharp pain ten. The jack forced South to artoo 89. Pert. to the ruff with his last trump, and MICKEY MOUSE 6--Nigh) Metro Movie 2--Cartoons |11--Pioneers agi al aed 9:30 A.M. | Sree Bar kovanture | 7--Girl Talk calf of the the defense took the rest with N--En France | 4-Thhe 4éth PGA Golf | ©--Count of leg two high spades and the king of J--The Christophers bly Jealaclid | 4--Calendar 40. Highway diamonds. As a result, South eee a ee $:00 PM. 10:30 A.M. ny + eg went down three -- 500 points. 10:00 A.M. N--Famiy theatre 82--Word For Word + This turned out to be an es- = 42, nga Usety | Site 'orc wat! 3 | pecally poor score for the Swise @--The Bible Answers | 4--CBS Sports Spectacular} 4--! Love Lucy because their teammates at the other table, holding the Haste West cards, contracted for three notrump and went down one. A 6 Sa' Fd ---- en' cost the EB wiss team 12 IMPs. the ¢ raey" 1 WY, g ey hy ss ie only coun- 9 deep i a : try e piad to field a ihn " ; Z "ge four-man team. The other 28 countries all had five or six Players on their squads. The Swiss foursome played 28 ses- sions in a row without a rest and did wonderfully well to fine ish fifth. Amold Palmer Is In Canadian Open MONTREAL (CP) --Arnold Palmer, golf's all-time top money-winner, will play in the y |Canadian Open, it was an nounced Thursday. The announcement means six of the top seven money men of 1964 will be at the Open, to Be held over the suburban Pine- grove course July 30-Aug. 2. Others among the top seven who will play in the $50,000 Open are Jack Nicklaus, Bill Casper, Gary; Player, Mike Sou- chak and Chi Rodriguez. 'Only one of the seven missing is Tony Lema, booked to play an exhibition in Ohio. © King Features Syndicate, lnc. 1964. World rights reeurved. I; Snes E Hf HE SAID JEST WHAT ELSE. F\ WHUT YO'EXPECTED) COULD HE S 7 SAY? LI'L ABNER THE LONE RANGER RELEASE TEMPLE CINCINNATI (AP) -- Cincin- nati Reds gave veteran in- fielder Johnny Temple his un- conditional release as a player Wednesday but said he would remain as an inactive. member of the club to handle special assignments. Temple was re- leased to make m on the roster for catchér Don Pavle- tich. SALLY'S SALLIES DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SKEETER ae ee YourRE BUT WHY SHOULD T. PUNISH MYSELF Rae irng NIE. ian ee ene RIGHT TIME! { , FOR ANOTHER MAN. ITS POSITIVELY = ~ iF; ro F{ MASOCHISTIC! '| "It's one of those Paychologi- | cal mysteries, If you can't solve it, consult a psychologist." SoC JULIET JONES WY IMO 'A CERTAINLY AM. 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