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Vari- Yesterday's Answer | TELEVISION LOG 2--Buttale 9:30 P.M, 2--Barrie 1--Peyton Place 4--Buffale 6-3--Dick Van Dyke 6--Toronte 4--Petticoat Junction 4--Dick Van Dyke Show 7--Buftalo 10:00 P.M. 12:00 NOON 8--Rochester ll--The Mery Griffin Shew %--Toronto Today Channel 9--Toronto | I Spy | 3-2--Jeopardy Channe! 11--Hamiltea 63--News Magazine 7--Money Movie emcee eee 7--The Fugitive 4--Luncheon Cate T¥SeuAY «VE 4--CBC Reports 4--News and Weather 5:00 P.M, H--Family Theetre 9--Five O'clock Movie 6--Supermen 6--Passport To Adventurs 11:30 A.M, 9--Abracadabra 63--Across Canada Channes Channel Channet Channel Channei Channe} 10:30 P.M, 43--The Public Eye 4---Chopin Singing Society 11:00 P.M, 144-1-4-43-3-- News Weather and Sports $-2--Let's Play 64--Searc For Tomorrow d--Heen-day Repert 12:45 P.M, $4--Gulding Light 1:00 P.M, Theatre 9--Morning Star Ws Metro Final 7T--Rocketship 7 4---Music Hop B--Rawhide 6:00 Pm, 11199 Pe 1-4--Late Show 7--Twilight Theatre +--Hiamt : Metre é--Generation | 11:3 PLM, +News, Sperte WH 1}--The Saint | Chuck Healy |n-- Tonight ion : 4--Sports 6:20 P.M, | $--Movie | | 7--Ben Casey 6--Luncheon Date 4--Meet The Millere 3--Summer Carousel Mike Doughes shew Ni--News 6: P.M, N--Family Theatre Mevie No. & 9-4+-3--News) Weather; Sperta @--Huntley-Brinkley 7--Maverick fonds Snhoress 7:00 P.M, V--Daniel Boone 9--The Littlest Mebe @--Biography +--News, Weather, 4-Cer M Where Are Yeu? B--Gilligan's teland 2--Huntley- Brinkley Report 7:30 P.M, 9--Musical Showcase 8 2--My Mother The Car | 7--Combat ¢--On The Seene 4----Rawhide 3--Hogan's Heroes 6:00 Pi. | 1--Movie | 9--Gomer Pyle | b2--Please Don't Bat The Daisies | @3--Red Skelton Hour 8:30 P.M, %--F-Troop %2--Dr. Klidare 7--McHale's. Navy 4---Red Skelton 9:00 PLM, The Wacklest Ship In The Army +3--Movie 63--Front Page Challenge 7--F Troop 1:30 P.M. James Beard Show | &4--As The World Turne | 2:00 P.M, 12:30 P.M Ni--News, Weather, Sports| $~ Kids. Is People ¢--Newscap 6-4--Password wanneemay 2--Days af. Our Lives 8:00 A.M. 2:18 P.M, 4--Captein Kangeres %--Dear Charlotte 9:00 A.M, 2:30 P.M. 9--Playtime With Uncie) %--Peopie in Confile? t8--The Decters obby | ne | I--Dialing Fer Dollars | 7A Time For Us | With Girl Talk Zane Grey Theatre | 4--Mike's Carnival 4--Linkletter's Party | 9:30 AM, ere 9--Meta 3:00 P.M, 6--Extension |1}--Donna Reed | 4---Gypsy Rose Lee | 9--Fractured Phrases | 2--Dobie Gillis | @8--Another Werls 10:00 A.M. 7--General Hospital | 11--Whiplash &43--To Tell The Truth | 9--Playtime With Uncle | 3:30 P.M. |11--Funny Company | 9--Ite Your Move | 8--You Don't Say | 4-1 Love Lucy 7--Superman Show | 10:30 A.M, +3--Take 30 N--Ed Allen | £-Sdge of Night 9--Bingo | 2--Kartoon Karnival §-2--Concentration P.M. 7--Donna Reed 63--Friendly Giant | 4--The McCoys 10:45 A.M, 11:40 PLM, | 9. | %--Plerre Berton éNightcap | Bobby $-2--Fractured Phrases 6-3--Ivanhoe | %Mickey Mouse Club | 6-3~-Bonnie Prudden Show 6-3--Chez Helene those oer 11:00 A.M, Friends \3-2--Paradise Bay 4:30 P.M, --Mike Douglas \1]--Secret Squirrel --Mr, And Mrs. | 9--Movie §-2--Morning Star 7--Early Show 7--Supermarket Sweep 6-3--Razzie Dazzle THE OSHAWA TIMES, © Tuesday, Merch 15, 1966 15 BRIDGE By 6. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' Individual Chempionship Play) South dealer. Both sides vulnerable, 653 hKQIOGS 10852 80 ak3 @KI10754 AQI104 The bidding: South West 19 24 49 Pass 5 Opening lead--four of spades, Far be it from me to foist my views upon-an unwilling public, but I have had a theory for Jot these many years which finds little support among the players I know. It is my contention that there's no such animal as a bril- liant bridge player. But before the brickbats come flying this way, let me explain what I mean, Bridge is a game of reason- ing and logic. There are other factors, no doubt, but basically, the player who thinks soundly ~ is the one who winds up with> the dough. If a bid or a play is correct in a given situation, then how can it be brilliant? A hand may be well bid or well played, but, from the standpoint of par, that is expected, and the player who meets that expectation deserves no special credit. Sometimes a player makes the wrong bid or play and it comes out right. If this player makes wrong bids or plays re- peatedly, he is working against percentage and the odds will eventually catch up with him. But if his occasional triumph can be classed as brilliance, then I want no part of it. Take today's hand. West led a spade which East won with the ace, South playing the kin on it. East naturally assumed . that the king was a singleton, and, mindful of dummy's jack of spades, shifted to a club. South discarded his other spade, . later lost a trump trick, and thus made five hearts. , Had South played the three of spades on the opening lead, East undoubtedly would have:- returned a spade for West to ruff and South would have gone down one, I admire South's play all: right, East was marked by the bidding with six spades, and a ruff was therefore imminent." By dropping the king, South thought he might fool East and thus save a trick--which he did. But brilliant? No. South made the right play, that's all. Ice Walls Trap 100 On Ferry NORRTAELJE, Sweden (Reuters) -- Ice walls today. trapped about 100 passengers on.. board the Swedish ferry Skan- dia in the Gulf of Bothnia. The ice was 12 feet high, the coast guard reported. The 3,594-ton vessel, on its, way to Finland, was forced off | course by gale winds. '4 SALLY'S SALLIES North 29 26 Pass 46 coal "Where's the depreciation? My husband says it's the most important thing in a car." 4&3--Butternut Square 4--The 4-Thirty Show ual use of the spray, indeedjrelief, but permanent correction can add to the Dear Dr. Molner: What is thejand such other data. For exam-|make the situation worse. j irritation and | depends on treatment of the un- | derlying cause. Dear Dr. Molner: What are A girl with so much trouble |the symptoms and treatment of specialist for hands and arms up. to the el-!(and the pins and needles,jbe taken to a nose and throat | Pordyce trouble or Fordyce dis- a diagnosis ¢«|more specific treatment instead and ease?--J. S. F. There are two with the name of struggling along with meth- Fordyce, One is enlargement of ods that give only temporary! mucus glands of the mouth, Dear Dr. Molner: My daugh-|help. This may be an allergic) manifested by tiny bumps on | ous nerve and circulatory dis-|ter, 16, goes through a bottle of | Problem and not sinus trouble. 'the mouth membrane. It is not | orders can cause this. Pressure |nasal spray in less than a week {on a nerve is a frequent cause,)because of her sinus "|| and the pressure doesn't have!and uses a box of tissues a da CAH | j é tl |to be at the point where the|blowing her nose. because sh }sensation occurs. It can, IT swad, be in the neck or shoul-|through her mouth. We turn o ders, since the nerve trunks ex-|a vaporizor in her room whe tend out and down from the!she goes to bed and that ease spinal column, in the neck, her a little, but daytime it's th | Dear Dr. Molner; Are there|serious and requires no treat- trouble, |special tests to determine if a} ment. y|person has ascites? Is it cura- in-|can't breathe otherwise except The other is Fox-Fordyce dis- e|ble? How?--J.W.G, ease, which is a rare but Ascites is an accumulation of|chronic disorder of the sweat n{fluid in the abdominal cavity,|glands involving the nipples, njand a medical examination will! armpits, chest and lower abdo- s}disclose it without need for. spe-|men. The gland openings be- ejcial tests. There are many|come obstructed by crusted ma- Arthritic changes in the bonesjsame old grind again, spray |causes, liver disease and, heart! terial, and there may be intense Have and blow.--Mrs. H. L. doctor examine you. He' Nasal sprays can doubtless want to know swollen' membrances this trouble occurs injrily, but can't correct whateve can exert such pressure your } will | whether j| both arms or only one; whetherjcaused the swelling and irrita- tempora impairment being two common itching. More women than men shrink |ones. If the basic cause can be|are affected. Unfortunately | alleviated, that takes care of the!there is no good treatment, but! r/ascites a skin specialist may be able Periodic drainage of the ex-jto suggest ways to relieve the! it occurs at any particular time; 'tian in the first place, Contin-jcess fluid will give the patient' itching. | MEL KRUGER REPRESENTATIVE SUN LIFE Assurance Company of Canada BUSINESS: 725-4363 ee eee ee ee re ee HOME: 723-7900 herarer