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Lk ibe ai che cee acai Sa or ee a ee eek ak ' . i ' "THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, August 20, 1964 17 pay the fee whether or not they CT BRIDGE. i ais : . ape 1g are active union manly, '| CONTRA " . 7 ARE RELAYED 1D ENSIGN Ve About 12 workers n sym- 8. JAY BECKER, \ COMNAV, MARIANAS, MMEANWHILE, HE FINDS archi ete L pathy with the strike entered|cr, 07m JAY BaCM pate t & |}, HAGGARD. ACC ecm : ort ope the plant after the vatbout or ladeldeet Championship Pley) 3 " r crossing adjacent fields to av: ' PURSUIT EVEN SS = -- ' WHAT SHALL Z UNDERSTAND CHCH-TY Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto a passing picket lines at -the| Norn q ' His SIGNALS, | | WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo © WBEN-TV Channel 4--Butfalo an e gates. : Bot o-- J WKBW-TV Channel 7~--Buffalo WROC-TV Channel Rochester baie diidia! vie Dead Pickets rushed to intercept h sides vulnerable, FTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto .. CKVR-TV Channel 3~Barrie --Violence|them but the presence of town ; . nl . was narrowly averted Wednes-/police restrained them from in- NORTH j THURSDAY avE. 9:00 AM. 3:30 P.M, er. ee ete employees of|terfering with the oe rccs sen bh 7--Jack Lalanne Show 9--Theatre icholson File Company, mem-| Ali other matters con- | Sakive O'clock Matinee <i ie ee ee ee Re ae "so of ioc ay ot the Unions tract have been puorened, her StH 10 8--Superman 5 6--Movie Matinee eelworkers meric ajcontract.called for a six-cen! ee ee Mg bg 4-Edge of Night (CLC), walked off their jobs in/hourly increase to hourly-paid| . WEST EAST 4--Riverboat 7--Tennessee Ernie Ford 7 2-Huckieberry Hound | 4--You "and Your 'Family 4:00 P.M. a contract dispute with the/employees in each year of the Oiees ane : 5:30 OM. N--Bar 11 Movie company. two-year contract. 6--Mr. Piper aie Dee 9--Mickey Mouse Club F i 84 A638 -F $-2--Make Room For The union voted to strike 3 2--The "Rifleman : nr é Jeteaimasir after ar ' proposed -- WHO EATS WHAT aia oes 6:00 P.M. a sities Mf. Drama |tract, first for the young loca ata ae lon | | eee, eee formed only eight months ago, 6 arene, Whee tale eee ere "a T/LL TAKE IT/ LET ME GO See ea ven : over the matter of check-off of 'anita 978 WHAT I CAN FIN IN MY teday pig each union dues for non-union mem-|Pl¢s eat will be held at M b ete ; p 8-2--Word tor W ¥ x tember of STINGAREE, T'LL PAY YOU TWO NEIGHBOR' FASTURE. 6:15 P.M. Sid a am | Shtteneten. Ties bers, the 'Food nod, Aedes Oe } HUNPRED DOLLARS RIGHT NOW 4~Headline News 43-~--Chez Helen 4-Leave it To Beaver ike ' , The bidding: : '4 3--Popeye A conciliation board report|ganization, with 20 Oriental ' 2 FOR TWO GOOD HORSES. 6:30 PLM, 4-1 Love Lucy 'opeye -- : North East South West a $106-434Newsr Westhe' Pes FRibay Evenin@ |jrecmmended. that check-off of|trainees studying how to plan 2NT Pas 39 Pass d E and Sports Pars ai as 5:00 P.M. union dues be voluntary but the|and carry out national nutri- 4 ' - Ee 7--Highwey petra Tadhaeanes Family Theatre union insists that all members'tion programs. Opening lead -- ten of hearts, 6--Loretia Young Show 9--Five. O'clock Matinee vie 6:45 PM. 4--The. McCoys &--Superman Here is a t hand to play. soir army |" nova -- | Eee me | CROSSWORD here seem tobe ten trek, ut z 9--Coaches Conference Neacale pad cents thos ye a 7-6--Ni Weather 9--Maria De Nagay $:30 P.M, ' m ice ene eee, | fe gk opera ackiZt,leis s00 how the actua a luckleberry Hou; ACROSS 48. Affirmative 19, Sub- ETL BTA RMGHLJON clarer played the hand. South S-blihen, sheen 'Pets and. Gladys aki eat 1, Spill over votes sides NE TTNIBICIE ven the trump lesa in dummy: 1:30 P.M. ' Laeihbavad 5. Masticate DO' 20. Ameri- [GielcikMmEINIEMELIA] jand continu a trum: obra i bnagg la Pp pi oan ae oe 9.60 minutes 1, Bombards can WEA DMNcIAIS! |East showing out. 4 ; yt hg feo #2--Say 'When of Tee in ven Male | 40 2, A game of author fa mriciabis| | South realized that if he now 6--Candid Camera 7--Surtside 6 3--Frontier Doctor grown chance 23, Put DOOR OG played the third trump and then i 4--Password 6--Elwood Giover 2--Today, 1964 ike 8. Exit through [olpioMEGiRIAlT Fly] : 4--News; Weathers Pp 19] ! cashed the ace of spades and 47 Precinet Sports 6:15 PLM. 11, Trifling 4. Meddle a COME MRacisin| |ruffed a spade, in order to draw ' o--CFL Pooteen -- | 3-Popeve's Party 4Headline News 12. Come in 5. Music sieve SE Ho West's. last trump hs would be ---- 2g Toronto: at Montreal 12:15 PLM 6:30 PLM. 14, Altitude: character 25, Velvety sli [Tle Mae AISI! out of trumps himself, A dia- enenaency | We 7 Panne eee. nouns | "Speaker of The House) N943--Newss Weathers | ae : Leto a oy, pot Yesterday's Answer (mond lead to force out the ace AT OAK AND mBtigabi 0 ae 7---Highway Patrol ti aplay © ---28, Old Greek would then permit the opponents JUNIPER! 8:30 P.M, 1--The Buccaneers erway lizard Play 36. Mistreat ba : N--Route 66 9--Playtime : ge slaalaan cued 16, Girl's 8. Species of coin 38. Jump to cash any spades they had ! nn 9--CFL Football With Uncle Bobby ied nickname beetle 29. Severities 39, Weaponsof | left. Bt ij Pa bea peat oh dik ol 6:45 PM. 17, Low-grows 11. So. Am. 31. Rowing defense Faced with this problem, de- oO ia ee J--Father Knows. est Pareto Ahly ing plant rodent implement 42. Tiny clarer played the king of dia- = 9:00 P.M, é--Movie Matinee 20. Fasten 13. Peel 32, Rogues 43. Mandarin monds at trick three. If East 9--CFL Football i i A eg ed 7100 P.M. 21. Like 15. Silkworm _83, Biblical tea had taken the ace, South would 4 s2grima ane : 12:45 P.M. pies a, one AS 82 hated king: 44. Beam have been out of the woods, but" H ee nM pe | g-tet's 'sing 'Out 1:00 P.M, 3--Wagon Train 25, Poke Yo in took the next diamond = 8-2--New Christy 1--Lucky Score 2--Fractured Flickers 26, Winter his rtn ruff d j Minstrels 8--Matinee 7:30 P.M. hazard Lh gave partner a » am :, 63--Music Stand 7--Afternoon Show i South lost two club tricks at the 10:00 P.M. one Mallee eee | eee Z end to go down one. | | ete Alen seth | 2 -OWorce Court 2 Internationa 30. Couch 4 GG yi Declarer can make the con- 8-2--Kratt Theatre 1:30 P.M. Showtime 82. Continent: fr i Wy tract by making a very unusual f | 7--Maverick 11--Bachelor Father roan the Selig abbr. play. He cashes the K-QJ of ae pee Hour | '9--Caravan 4--The Great Adventure 34. Morsel T WD 3 4 " hearts and then plays a low ere UNG 4--As fhe World Turns 35. Join te A spade from dummy! 3--Thritler | 3--Movie 8:00 PLM. 7 ee Z Z "7 4s Gar is ile 4 \ NeeseesooNew, scala hoe! Mest freomsar . " Bashan di G, Pr nenl rms Lelphens. yop tinng Sports L-Mid-Day Matinee otk Fue For Every-| 88, Roman , 6 129 31 Y nent or the other wins the trick, = 115 P.M. 6-4-3--Password house god "A but can make no effective re- { a ere ce 2--Loretta Youny 6:30 P.M, 40. Cry of a ry Y turn, Let's say @ spade is re- 11:20 P.M, 1100 PM -- sheep Z turned, which is as good as any recta ott [wear oa | tigate, | ante dorm Bp AL A (etter vss 11190 Pe 63--Movie Matinee y- The Detenders " Biaeea : Ue ZL Declarer ruffs and cashes the N--Music 4---House Party ae 45. Quantity 42 Y 44 ace of hearts, drawing West's / $--Feature Showcase a 3:00 P.M. FRM of paper ae UY last trump as well as own. } -- entre 'iia 9--Gonemoke 46, A book On this trick he discards a club i FRIDAY Seon Wor! 9:30 P.M. clasp 7 from dummy. Now he forces out j 7--General Hospital | 8:00 A.M. 3--Summerama '--Petticoat Junction 47. Serpent- Y/ the ace of diamonds. 3 i 4--Captain Kangaroe 4--To Teli The Truth 9--Lef's Sing Out lizard It does not matter what East bd | returns. Dummy has ali winners ft, pt for the jack of clubs Hi which declarer concedes at the j SATE end. South loses three tricks all ' JASON-YOU DON'T SEEM TOY AH, YES~"MARILEA SAID Wigawaen or ILL RUN ALONG.' I CAN told -- a spade, a diamond and Seeenece onl obs eres Supa ts pa | adele thay so E: JUM WMAGINE YOU'RE ITCHING TO Ss CRIMINALS TO BE UNDESIRABLE /CONCLLUSIONS UPON THE Semele || RUN OFF TO YOUR WATERFRONT| | ? bab Mar apg) hansghnd _ i | COMPANIONS FOR LITTLE (| OPINION OF ONE Pgiuie || SLUM-- DON'T LET LITTLE OL' bat is cas obvious ten tricks, ee 'ANNIE MARILEA ME STAND IN'YOUR WAY but he can accomplish this only i my. EC by making the extraordinary , El play of a low spade away from au the ace. | iy Tomorrow: Test your dummy Bl e play. | =| : % i i | 5 Blackbirds -- Pe ackbir n Follow Worm Pest STONEY POINT, Ont. (CP) eon in mpeg HE North 'own: are gov- ernment help to save their corn and barley crops from swarms of blackbirds "so thick they al- most obliterate the sun." The blackbirds, following on the heels of recent worm invasion which ca' thou- COME IN, PLEASE. == | AND THIS |S YIPPAY!! AH IS A EAN 1AM YOUR ' YOUR INVITATION ) GRIEAT BALL FAN! Sy" Slap BUTLER,SIR/T TO THE BALL io" IS TONIGHT /? f $ BEFORE MARK CAN FIRE, THE LONE RANGER = LUNGES FOR HIM+ +++ THE LONE RANGER LI'L. ABNER makes noises like shotguns. Albert Markham of Broken Front Sideroad said he has been up at dawn and out in the fields every day for the last week to greet the birds coming __... .._ | Off the marshes along Lake St. /... AND WHEN HE SMOKED ah OMIER PEOPLES... HE PACKED I've already 'spent almost 'ing Features Syndicate, Inc, T1964. World rights reserved. DON'T YOU KNOW, WHAT HAPPENED marshes in morning, they are so thick they almost obliter- ate the sun," he said. ae Some of the farmers have purchased '"'carbine bangers" which explode at regular inter- vals and sound the same as a shotgun blast. The problem is they cost $75 each and most farmers would need at least 10 to expect any success. <=] $100 in shotgun shells and the LAST WEEK? ia HIS PIPE SO TIGHT IT problem is only really begin- ha i" 2 ¢ COULD { He} cian | |ming," he said. @ ave 4 R i Marcel Laporte of RR § Til- = : h I bury said the birds have caused a i a bo be: damage for the last four years, Fi a but that the current invasion is i = the worst. Ka "When come off the = n S oO oo i=) = WHAT'S THAT YOU'RE DOIN, UGH4 A WAR DANCE 4% THAT OLD BARN-- WHAT BO YOU KEEP IN IT, MIKE A RAIN DANCE 4 NOPE, ' SAFETY FIRST ROME (AP) -- The Interior Ministry has assi 8,000 pa- trolmen in 1,500 cars, 3,500 mo- torcycles and helicopters and at electronic control points and afoot for highway safety duty during the August "ferragosto" holiday period. SALLY'S SALLIES SHE PLANS TOGO INTO BUSINESS SELLING THEM, NUBBIN eatures Syndicate, Inc., 1964. World sights reserved. JULIET JONES NOW. I'LL PAIN'T GOMETHING ON THE BACK SIDE OF THIS DOOR. MAT." OH, MY, T FEEL BEFORE ANY NOISY TERRIBLE ./ KIDS SHOW UP... IE DAWGONNIT! SHE ALWAYS HAS A PERFECT EXPLANATION Daes ton. 4 RYTHING x BELIEVE ME-- (M GOING TO DEMAND AN EXPLANATION 'ROM 7 s & M8 id ighoe namerra BLONDIE GRANDMA Wht f Featuree Syadicatm, ina, 1964 World righ ede a eg EAE ITEM wa teagy 8