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12 the examiner Tessa Oct 23 1919 TUESDAY EVENING VIEWING EVE 600 69 NEws PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDs III POLKA DOT DOOR 628 NEWS 630 NBC NEWS MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW CBS NEws ABC NEws NEWS RHODA FABLES OF THE GREEN FOREST 655 WRITE ON 700 CANDID CAMERA LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE PM MAGAZINE HAPPY DAYS TIC TAC DOUGH WHATEVER TURNS YOU ON STREET TALK PEOPLE AND PETS onventionel Pet FAMILY FEUD ED MAUDE The 730 MUPPETS SHOW Guest Dime 06 NEWLYWED GAME CONLONS ONTARIO JOKERS WILD STARS 0N ICE Guests Lisa Marie Allen Harry Blackstone Jr Gary Jones and fly Root Marak Norman LIVELY COUNTRY ID MAGIC SHADOWS Green For ger Part II BOB NEWHART SHOW MAsH 800 THE MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF LOBO Lobo thinks hes suckered another City Sticker by selling him some worthleu lamp land but Lobe iI the one who get swamped when he find out thin Ilicker Ie the head 01 an orpamzed crime Edamanflawv DAYS CALIFORNIA FEVER ANGIE TUTANKHAMUNS EGYPT WHAT WILL THEY THINK OF NEXT MOVIE COMEDYDRAMA Alex and the sissy THE RAES With guests Poem and Frank Mllll Jeff Hyaloo The James Hibberd Dancers end the Tommy Banks heetre ANGIE OUNICY THE REAL STORY MCCLOUD McCloud has the pleeeure of breaking In new partner policewoman while trying to Infiltrate national car theft ring 90 min 900 TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES THREES COMPANY TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE mu Over Murder 1979 Deborah Rollin Andrew me MOVIE BIOGRAPHYDRAMA mi ilma1077 VISTA The Entertaining Electron concerns teIeVision and looks at the electrical engineers technicmns and cameraman wio have made this Innovation possible 930 THE FIFTH ESTATE TAXI The fat but personable woman Alex once had blind data With returns as svelte shell of her former self eager for ence with Alex TAXI 1000 HART TO HART THE LAZARUS SYNDROME COPE GLOBAL NEWS UPDATE 11 NEWS 1001 as STARSKY AND HUTCH corrupt industrialist orders the execution of Captain Dobey and his family by an escaped conVIct who was sent to prison as the result of an investigation by Dobev 60 mine 10330 MAN ALIVE JOYS OF COLLECTING 1100 ti NEws CBC NEWS CTV NEWS THE REAL STORY MOVIE COMEDV ma Black Bird 11m 1120 NEWS 1125 NEWS 1127 NEws 1130 THE TONIGHT SHOW Guest host David Letterman Guests Mariette Hartley Bnn Vereen Bob Uecker 90 CBS LATE MOVIE BARNABY JONES Doomed Alibi fading InOer ater whos lulled his bueinees partnerhasaperfect alibi established by iOOkIIlke whos been seen elsewhere at the time of lhe murder Repeal DlLLINGER 1973 Stars Warren tea Ben Johnson MOVIE MELODRAMA ara Maru1952 PARTY GAME GD OUESTION PERIOD SPORTS PROBE 1145 NEW KIND OF FAMILY 1200 MOVIE ADVENTURE mooration Snafu 1972 KOJAK MERV GRIFFIN Guests Michael Douglas Lindsay Wagner William Devane and Clint Holmes 90 mm 1215 ONEDIN LINE MOVIE DRAMA Dynamite 1977 100 TOMORROW MEDICAL CENTER 130 Willie 03 NEWS ED GONG SHOW historically speaking today in history TO IN HISTORY It llll ll PRESS tlct Illitl treaty for the joint occupa tion of Oregon was signed by ltritain and the Tnited States 1511 years ago today in 1848 The pact restored to the United States the riglil of fishing off Newfoundland and Labrador and established the boundary £0151ofLakeofthcWoodsInt 612 Sir Christopher Wren English architect was born mitt The first issue of La Ircsse was published in Mon treal lflfll Former NDP leader Douglas was 1111 1920 British olumbia vot ers rejected prohibition of II quor 1951 Canadas first pri vatelyowned television station CKSOTV went into operation in Sudbury nt barries story flctobcr 221 ltlil Alan Howard founder of the Rudolf Steiner School was guest lecturer at conference ciititlcd Bcvond Technology at Georgian College Steiner German philosopher and educator prophesized modern development with amaling ac curacv at the turn of the cen ca1aor 68 ssto Patriots Sworn To Be Free Or Die Canada has been fortunate to escape civil wars like those that have taken place in Britain France and the US They are the most tragic type of war where fathers have been known to kill sons and brothers have killed brothers However there have been some tragic out breaks including the rebellions in Lower and Upper Canada in 1837 and the Northwest in 1885 The Lower Canada Rebellion was the more serious of the outbreaks in 1837 After months of violent negotia tions with British officials the climax came in meeting at St Charles on the Richelieu River on October 23 1837 The meeting was staged along the lines of the American and French revolutions There was liberty tree which was touched by each patriot who swore that he would be free or die Dr Wolfred Nelson chairman of the meeting slogan in Germany when farming the flames for World War II The opening of the rebellion was easily defeated by Sir John Colbornes troops but there were number of ugly incidents Lieutenant Weir was murdered while carrying dispatches to the commanding officer at Sorel Loyalist soldiers hit back and burned the village of St Denis There was heavy fighting at St Charles where one witness counted 150 bodies Rebels at St Eustache used church as fort and fired on Colbornes troops They set fire to the church and many rebels perished inside The rebel leaders fled including Louis Joseph Papineau There was more fighting in 1738 led by two brothers uoth doctors Robert and Wolfred Nelson It was all tragic and of no avail OTHER EVENTS ON OCTOBER 23 1670 Jean Talon became Intendant for second time 1786 Government of New Brunswick moved from Saint John to St Annes Point now Fredericton 1847 Telegraph service opened between Montreal and Albany NY 1883 Marquis of Lorne became Governor Ceiieial 1935 WL Mackenzie King became Prime Minister following defeat of RB Bennett 1952 Canadians took part in heavy fighting at Little Gibralter Hill Korea 1958 Explosion in Springhill NS mine killed 78 men Bees honey attracts bears but business lucrative FREDERIUION Itll Some nights Eric Richard is awakened by hears prowling about his property at Nashwaak Bridge Rut bcars arc to be expected it you keep three million bees III your backyard Ive lost 15 hives this year Richard said There just seem to be too many hears In New Brunswick Richard and his wife Liz came to New Brunswick last year to start what they call small tOlTillitltltll beekeeping operation They became Interested In beeeepiiig while taking agricultural courses at tnivcr sity of Guelph in Ontario After graduation they work ed for one of the largest cont Illtltlili bcekccpcis III Alberta before coming to New Brunswick to set up their own ration oprhe yields are not as high hero but you get better price Richard says All my honey is sold out by January halfway through the year Gerald Withers manager of the New Brunswick Beekeepers Association says Richard and Peter Damon in Sussex are the only fulltime beekeepers in the province Must of the pro vinces approximately 375 beekeepers own on the average six to seven hives RllNED BY BEAR commercial operation means 300 hives with 21 million bees Withers says and though Richard is not in that category yet he is working towards it Withers had up to 150 hives and raised queen bees until bad back and pesky bear put him out of business Now he has one hire to supply honey for his family About every third or fourth day in spring Withers said he Used to take his hives Dartly tury Mr Howard spoke to small group at the College and expounded on Steiners philosophies Evening session on the teachings and philosophies of Steiner were of fered at Georgian for those in terested in pursing the topic further The Stan Kenton Orchestra performed matinee concert at Central Collegiate before an overflow crowd of students The concert was organized by retir ing Dr Fisher in order to Show students that there are other instruments besides the guitar An additional concert was scheduled for the evening to allow Barrie residents chance to enjoy the show mere 24 people turned out for Community Goals meeting proposed by Mayor Les Cooke Mayor Cooke com mented on the small number at tending but said it was not unusual Some of the 12 goals outlined at the meeting were adoption of total transporta tion system maintenance of high standards of fire preven tion and police protection maintenance of the surroun ding cnvironment by efficient urban waste management and to become the central city in the Georgian Bay region by developing the full potential of the area for selective industrial commercial institutional recreational and complemen tary residential purposes Tempers flared after rain ended the sixth game of the Barrie and District Softball Association final series Lakeview Dairy won the game which was called in the eighth inning 41 tieing the best of seven series with Church Mobile Homes at three games apiece Both teams had com plained bitterly about the rain but the umpires refused to stop the game When Church short stop Jim Burke fell while chasing ball in the seventh the umpires relented and stop pedthe game apart to check whether the queen bee was laying eggs which look like small threads in the cells and see whether the bees had enough food They are fed sugar and water if the honey in the hive does not last through the winter Bees stay in their hives in winter but if they venture out in temperatures of degrees they freeze or become paralys ed Withers said Richard says one thing all beekeepers have in common is patience TASKS TAKE TIME Extracting honey from the slats the female worker bees build their combs from caring for the hives checking for disease are timeconsuming tasks which have to be done slowly gently and carefully We spend three days week and about eight or nine hours day working with the Richard savs The Doctor says television guide Heredity idea Often confusing By PlL DONOIllE MI Dear Dr Donohue My son inlaws brother has Brights disease He is 19 and it was recently discovered through routine physical exam He understood it to be hereditary hitting every other generation Pid he understand this correct His mother was from large family and three of her nephews also have it It seems to be only the boys What are the symptoms of Brights disease Mrs AT Brights disease has an ominous ring doesnt it Yet it is very general term that means little really Its almost like saying kidney disease Its necessary to find out what kind of kidney disease one is speaking of Your letter offers little to go on You mention heredity This idea can be confusing Medical ly one thinks of heredity as the passing on of certain traits good or badl to offspring Some kidney diseases are in herited That is called hereditary nephritis Alports syndrome is one form and males are more severely affected than are females Sometimes persons with Alports syndrome have cataracts and are deaf Often red blood cells are found in the urine Now Im not suggesting your soninlaws brother has Alports syndrome just use it to give you an example of hereditary kidney problem There are other kidney pro blems that seem to run in families Thats different than saying they are hereditary Icaused by faulty genest Polycystic disease of the kidneys runs in families The important point is that kidney problems cannot be diagnosed with 100 per cent accuracy from BRIDGE physical examination alone although doctors may be able to feel polycystic kidney for ex ample More detailed tests such as xrays or even biopsy are need ed to pinpoint kidney diseases Dear Dr Donohue Can you help me with my ingrown toenail cut it too short It is now growing in and wont grow over the top of my toe Mrs surgeon friend of mine who has his own problem of ingrown toenails suggested these guides ln cutting toenails it is important to cut them straight across Do not try to cut down around the edges This may be the mistake you are making To correct the problem of nail growing into the skin at the nail bed end soak your feet in warm soapy water twice day This softens the nail Then wedge tiny bit of cotton under the nbil at the corners Leave the cotton in place between soaks In time the nail will grow properly the assures me Dear Dr Donohuc Please tell me about adhesions have had several operations and after the last one was told was filled with adhesions have been having some in testinal trouble and am wondering if they have anything to do with this Ms EL Adhesions are nothing more than scar tissue They form after any abdominal surgery After all you have been cut the scar forms at point where it interferes with an organs function trouble can arise For instance in your case it is possible that scar tissue is en circling your bowel interfering with its emptying Bothersome adhesions can be removed surgically If they dont cause trouble they are best left alone Oswald Jacoby and AlanWSontagr Systemized slam biddina NORTH 1023 10 10 WEST EAST t1 10 10 SOUTH 43 Vulnerable Both Dealer South West North East South 10 Pass Pass 3O Pass 44 Pass 40 Pass Pass 40 Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead¢K By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Ely Culbertson once said Any time partnership belongs in slam the Culbert son system methods will get it there Translated it meant that with all the cards in sight Ely could juggle his system to get to the right contract Todays slam depends on nothing more than not finding all three trumps in the West hand The bidding in the box shows how It is possible to bid it by use of one specialized convention Souths threeclub bid after the single raise asks partner for help in the club suit Ace10 is right good help and North shows slam interest by going to four clubs From then on the bidding proceeds easily to six Souths fourdiamond and fourspade bids are cue bids of sorts and finally North with his maxi mum single raise jumps to Six Of course there is one weakness in all this When South bid four spades he was taking tremendous risk For all he knew they would be down one at five hearts Also North would probably have bid that same six with the queens of hearts and spades instead of the king of spades and deuce of hearts and there would have been no play for Six daily crossword AQROSS 37 Compound 4l Infinity of Hawaiian time Instruments 42 Chemical Whole particle Black and 44 Year Sp blue 45 Sup 11 Actress Dunne 46 Piece out 00 and 47 Mountains 13 Duped Answer to Prevrous Puzzle 15 Baseball 48 25 player Met Damde 18 coir 54 Make Into law surpnse 55 Norwegian IO Normandy 36 Astronauts 19 Golf mound 56 mpresso V350 day all right 20 Cry of 57 cm caYS comp wdl affirmation 12 smaHeSI 38 Gentlest 21 River in Texas DOWN P3935 39 Freedom of 22 Missue MW access 25 Attacks Com De 93and 40 Antarctic sea 28 Become Ill Algnmem 23 HOrse food 43 German 30 Actress Gabor 24 Hope Hamde Offend God 26 Um WeVe 31 Mao Vase With 27 Eras Color tung pedestal 29 Toleram 50 Eight prefix 32 Compass Recent prefix 33 Hang onto 52 NegatVe pomt Intern 34 loomed particle 33 Hindu deity Titter st 35 Chant 53 From III II II III II Bernice Bede 0301 October 24 1979 You have strong Chance for large material accumulation this coming year through either your chosen profession or guardi an angel who iS looking out for yOu Some of your fondest hopes can be realized SCORPIO Oct 24Nov 22 Although you may talk softly today youll mean busmess when it comes to dealing with the more practical aspects Of life Coating your tongue with honey will turn the trick Wizard of Id WHAT was THE FUTURE MY DAD 5AY5 CONVENTION ISA LOST ART HRD SUCH GREFTT HOPES FOR MOIHERHOOD RNNIE SAGITTARIUS Nov 23Dec 21 Problems can be handled exped itiously today if you are Objective and logical yet allow compas sion to prevail Act promptly once you reach conclusion CAPRICOHN Dec 22Jen 19 There are some hidden advan tages in situation you may find yourself involved in today but it may take some probing to bring them tO the surface AQUARIUS Jen 20Feb 19 In matters requiring teamwork dis cuss things thoroughly before diving In more efficient means will be found by collecting Ideas PISCES Feb 20March 20 Anything you really set your heart on doing you can accom plish today Even If It requures little research first get gOIng on II ru mu or Pu oIr 19911 Nfa in Page zvE 601 AM UNCLE 111 THE 531 it NSL 73773860 NOTHERN STATIONERY 29 Dunlop St IséE EARLY RETIEEIIENT FIECAL INDEPENDENCE AND LIFE CF LEISURE was GOING TO BE TTIE GNERmIE TERCHERnIIE Howelsm was GOING lo BE FULFILIED as ARIES March 21April 19 The high standards you set lor your self today and demonstrateby your actions serve as an inspira tion to Others Theyll be trying to follow your example TAURUS April 20May 20 While youre In the mood busy yourself today digging into all those hidden corners and closets that need attention Youll accomplish your purpose GEMINI May 21June 20 You have lot to contribute today by way of Ideas that can be most helpful to others Make an effort to offer suggestions when pOSSI ble CANCER June 21July 22 Making things come out tO your liking is possuble today If you it take firm approach to maIIPrs GREATN HERE KEEP THE CHANéE nononsense attitude Will go Ion way LE July 234179 22 Some thing 01 interest can develop from what at first appears to be only fun happening Listen carefully Youll learn something valuable VIRGO Aug 238091 22 Fami ly responsibilities mav ocriinv most of your time today yet you wont resent being put upon Youll have strong desire to be helpful LIBRA Sept 23Oct 23 Find pals Or associates who want to do more than just sit around today The more active your companions are the more exhil arating itll be for you NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN THANK You NOW as Your woman mg gt7 if IN CHICAGO am us run an we NI lri COMIN COACHIE ISTHE JOKEBOX BOTHERIN You Your wedding invitations Announcements Headquarters We provide loanoul service Nausio fill iio lla sn 0a 1a Air Gr 01 bl VOLAI wan FORGET EMIF lTS TOO LOUD THEYRETOOOLD