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353 examiner 1mva New 141979 television uide WEDNESDAY EVENING VIEWING EVENING 600 ID 29 NEWS no TAC OOUOH CAROL BURNETT FRIENDS POLKA DOT DOOR 628 NEWS AND 6230 NBC NEWS MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW CBS NEWS ABC NEWS NEWS RHODA JEREMY 845 READALONG 850 WRITE ON 700 CANDID CAMERA EIGHT IS ENOUGH PM MAGAZINE HAPPY DAYS TIC TAC DOUGH HOUR LONG STREET TALK ONCE UPON TIMEMAN FAMILY FEUD MAUDE 730 PRICE IS RIGHT NEWLYWED GAME TRIVIA JOKERS WILD SMITH AND SMITH MAGIC SHADOWS The Marl OI rn Part III BOB NEWHART SHOW MASH 8200 REAL PEOPLE Toniqhiaecheduled augments include squirrel lhll ekie DIMear Old llnguard trom Long Island and couple who hue chimp the they are reisan who wn rhrld 60 mine NATURE OF THINGS Tonight Iopir parenthood inlervrows with two leading BUGDIIBS Dr Patrick Sleploe and Dr David Berra puppets and surgery 80 HALLMARK HALL OF FAME Alt Outer On The Western Front The clear antiwar elory portrays the torrilyrng events of World War as seen through the eyes 01 young eurrsrtiva German SotdIer Stare have Thomas Ernest Borgnrno Na EIGHT IS ENOUGH Because he broke chain letter Nicholas believes he la to blame lor Tommy barrio rushed to the hoaprlel tor Meordealh emergency Rwy PROGRAMMING UNANNOUNCED III NHL HOCKEY Louie Bluoa we we Ma Laala F0 TSTEPS Whata CooIIIrIT Expectant mother Laura Riley ia concerned about her eating habita aa we aa thou ol tern MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE The eternal triangle at the upstarra group claehea with the Roper trom downataira the eternal area MOVIE DRAMA Prince of Central Park 1975 830 liil THE REAL STORY ea OUIZ KIDS snow 900 DIFFRENT STROKES wrin Intara latheron athletic competition but Mien he can were muacular dad ha lake men at health club to poaa aa Mr rid Guaat atar Reggie Jackaon MUSIC OF MAN Followingthe 90 01 Antonio Vivaldi the tocua Ot mualc moved north and the omphaale turned to the great lndrvrdual cornpoaoi aach Mozart daydri Beethoven and Schubert With them came the aymphony orchestra and the eantation ot concarla 60 mine CHARLIES ANGELS Jill Mun roaa romantic mvolvarnont with European crown prince Ieade her Into the danceroua world at international power politics and murder Guaat alar Farrah Fawcett 60 MOVIE DRAMA 15 Two mosh tan PSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS 1n advenluraa and mtudvenluraa ot the Bellamy Iamtly upataire at 165 Eaton Place and their vanta downtern 60 mm 35 secono cm rv Tonights akatchea Include Total Woman and and Arrlrnee 930 BEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Toniohla achaduled quanta include George Seoul and Chevy Chaao Repeat 90 GOING PLACES 1000 SPECTRUM Vrauelly exciting ballatic adaptation 01 French Canadian author MarlaClaire alara novel La Belle Bate about the emotional and moral disintegration of tarnin aenartive 13yearold who love ta raieclad by her mother Louiaa the nuclear IIC mother when atteira taunt her daughter Patrice the pampered younger brother who Irvee only lor hia relationship with Na mother mine VEGAS Dan Tanna tracking down the unknown rapiat at alnalno ater ia unaware that the mania one OI the aecurity guarde later ipned to protect but 60 mina III THE BODY IN QUESTION trve Madicrne GLOBAL NEWS UPDATE NEWS 1001 smears OF SAN FRANCIS COAproonentotrlletalienlnbyatranoara whoparmdehertohaveherbabywyto tnclrherieloaigningltawayanerltiam 00mm 1100 NEWS cac news crv news THE REAL STORY MOVIE consort VI Will WIIIFor New ten cable WEDNESDAY NOV 200 pm Active Faith 300 Angela Hilhorst Inter views Iittles Hill Players 330 Music Barrie Los Iariocas 400 Chloe and Carmella 430 Rhapsody in blue 500 Parliamentary Debates 600 Healthy Living for childrens channel WEDNESDAY NOV 11 1030 am Mr Dressup 11 00 Sesame Street 100 pm Stories from the At tic 130 Kids and Chords 200 Cope 300 What to do 11 the Car bzigeman Comes 330 Circle Square 100 Goal Tending 430 Mister Rogers 500 Sesame Street 600 Polka Dot Door historically speaking barries story public school to add to the tllZ Barrie system The board was lIiI lliiii Iublit School hoping for permission to burld illtl lll to sttk ptimls he gch St sion 01 the Department 01 00 evmon we and Duckworth Streets near thctlrove Street extension canadas stOIV Erluculron to build sixroom Lescarbot Wrote Canada First Play November 141 does not seem like good day to operate an outdoor liveperformance theatre All the same the first theatrical performance in presentday Canada was staged outdoors on this day in 1606 and it was great SUCCESS The stage was the harbor of Port Royal now Annapolis Basin NS and the actors oke their lines from small boats The play was written Marc Lescarbo and was called The Theatre of Neptune The occasion was the return of Champlain and Poutrin court who had been exploring what is now the coast of the US as far south as Nantucket Island Massachusetts They had been away for weeks but when their ship appeared off Port Royal Lescarbot had his poetic drama and actors ready to greet them Neptune went out in floating chariot drawn by six Tritons and spoke the opening lines The Indians of the colony also had parts to play and delivered their lines in their own language The Neptune Theatre in Halifax commemorates this introduction to drama in Canada Iescarbot was valuable member of Canadas first settlement He was poet historian and ardener The explorers counted on the fur trade to ma money but always hoped to find gold silver and diamonds Lescarbot took the view that men cannot live on gold and silver and that agriculture must be the basis for colonv So be cultivated the 5011 grew wheat and vegetables and raised livestock He even built pen for the pigs Lcscarbot wanted to remain in Port Royal for the rest of his life but he had to return to France when DeMonts lost his monopoly The colony was abandoned for several cars OTHER EVENTS ON NOVEMBER 14 1681 Laval sailed front Quebec for France intending to resign as Bishop 1922 Death of humorist Bob Edwards at Calgary 1951 Premier Mendies France of France visited Quebec and Ottawa until November 17 1957 Prime Minister Diefenbaker announced $125000 000 power development for Maritimes 1962 Sioux Rock depicting Indian legends was found at Thunder Bay Orillia remained dry town following plebiscite which saw about 70 per cent of eligi ble voters cast their ballots in favour of remaining without cocktail lounges and licensed dining lounges More than 20 local painters took part in an outdoor classroom for painters at the Driftwood Restaurant north of Barrie The teacher was Ar nold Hodgkins who inspired enthusiasm and constructive criticism among his students spring series of lessons was considered The Barrie Public School Board enacted legislation which would govern atten dance eligibility in Barries public schools for Roman Catholic children Parents were expected to sign assess mertt cards indicating their support of public schools before their children would be admitted to the system new Sledman cent to $1 Store opened in Barrie and featured the latest in store fix tures The store located on Dunlop Street East proclaim ed that all store fixtures had been purchased in Canada from Canadian firms Sted man was the largest wholly Canadian variety store chain with 97 per cent of the dividends paid to Canadians The new Barrie store was number 137 in crossCanada chain combination of good for tune and fast work paved the way for Barries City Council to save almost 820000 on the purchase of 1956 pumper fire engine The engine was available for $13000 and had few differences from 1962 model which sold for $33000 The Lake Simcoe Girls Hockey League expanded to six teams with the entry Of Bradford and Alliston to the existing teams from Barrie Newniarket Orilliaand Oro Times back in production Times subeditors hard at work Monday at their London headquarters preparing the first copy of The Times for Tuesday after nearly year nonpublication The lost paper came out in November 30th I978 AP Photo mflkfl£fi Special kind of arthritis By PALL DONOHUE MD Dear Dr Donohue Please explain psoriatic arthritis have read about osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis but not about this kind have had riasis for the last 35 years for the last five years have had pains in the neck finger joints knees elbows and in the lower spine Im 57 Until recently the psoriasis was lim ited to my scalp and armpits but recently the fingr and toe nails decided to have fling and they are total mess Mrs EM Psoriatic arthritis is very special and peculiar kind of arthritis It has NOTHING to do with the other kinds you men tion About five per cent of per sons with skin psoriasis develop the joint pain Hands feet and the spine ar frequently af fected Handswelling gives rise to the term sausage fingers Psoriatic arthritis is diag nosed by tests to rule out the common forms of arthritis rheumatoid and osteo for ex amplesl It is strange ailment about which we know little There does not have to be relation ship for example between the degree of joint pain and the de gree of visible psoriasis The only treatment is that used for joint pain and for regular skin psoriasis Aspirin may not be as helpful in this form of arthritis dermatologist can advise about treatment for the skin signs Dear Dr Donahue What is your opinion regarding surgery to relieve pressure on my urinary bladder caused by my uterus pressing against the bladder It is not causing me any problems LW Excuse my cutting your letter so drastically You discussed In great dcldll the differences of opinion betiieen you and your doctor but the essential point is made hen you say that the situation is causing you no trouble The determination to have surgery should be joint deci sion between you and your phy sician If there is no serious problem like malignancy then you can base your choice on the severity of your symptoms re frequency of urination leaking of urine and amount of dis comfort If your urine were in fected because of an inability to void completer the decision to operate would be given more weight That is potentially dangerous situation But if none 01 the problems mention exist then your in put into the surgeryorno surgery decision is based on one Simple factor how llll comfortable you are with the bladdersituation You tell me you are in men opauseThe uterus tends to de crease In size at this time and such pressure problem may indeed subsrde on its own Dear Dr Donohuc friend of mine claims her 30 yearold daughter is ill with disease called lupus Hope spelled it correctly Antthcr acquaintance retired nurse said there is no such disease Who is correct 1rs WP Well of course the mother of the lupus victim is correct Its been written about in hit column often Just briefly it tissueinflammation disorde and about 90 per cent of 1hr patients are young women milder form affects only tb skin Lupus societies hziir chapters around the country and ntuch research continue into this tioublcsoriic problem BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Playing second NORTH 0J3 KQ98 0A6 0K10432 EAST 91085 VJ1052 053 01985 SOUTH OK42 43 OKQJ104 1176 Vulnerable Both Dealer South West North Pass Pass NT Pass 11 WEST ersrs VA76 09572 +0 East Pass Pass Pass Opening lead By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag In this charitygame hand South usuall landed at three notrump ter West over called the diamond opening handlfigh with one spade West opened spade and those South players who went right up with dummys jack of spades wound up making 10 or 11 tricks Note that this is one time when it is definitely correct to play second hand high That jack is worthless unless it can hold the first trick Our choice for unluckiest player is the West who opened the queen if spades rather than his fourth best This lead should have cooked Souths goose but it didnt South just won that trick with his king and led heart toward dummy West hopped up with his ace and played his ace of spades but East who had been sitting around gath ering wool failed to drop the 10 and the defense just got three tricks Incidentally that queen of spades lead is not an impossi ble one in this situation It isnt too good because it can only gain if dummy holds and partner holds the 10 better unusual lead would have been the ace with the doubleton jack appearing in dummy West would continue low and clear the suit if South started with king and one daily crossword ACROSS 47 Mope 50 Taro paste Stufty 51 Agricultural Fencing implement sword 52 Predominant Accountant 57 Ones Fr abbr 58 Comets train 12 Journey 59 Diminutive wt 13 Legion fix l4 Gridder 60 Not dry Jimmy mA 61 Different 15 Tedrous 62 Solar disc 17 Author of The Raven DOWN 18 Indignation 19 Skin disease Bench 21 Foolish Kind of bread 24 Small carrying George Gersh bag wins brother 25 Sedative White sheep 27 Dance Slacken 31 Museum Expert golfer pieces Ant 32 Grand One 34 Negates applicator 35 Affirm Contend 37 Do newspaper 10 High school work dance 39 Our Fr 11 SectiOn 40 Roman deity 16 Actress Dunne 42 School 20 Heavenly crty 44 Time periods 21 Jacobs lather 46 Mrnuet part 22 Gall pl 23 Door in III WWII IN HIII III EllEll III WWII III EIIIIHI HIHWW II Ella fillfl fillfl HIIHIII HIE Answer to Prevrous Puzzle 24 Slurs 47 Arabian ship 26 Monkey 48 Firstrate 23 glelan comp wd 29 Japanese 49 Florida key metropolis 50 Hawaiian 30 Beasts of goddess bude 53 Greek letter 33 Spanish hero 36 Tare 38 Don 54 Baseball 41 Dissolved player Mel substance 43 Russanl 55 Female saint peninsu 45 Himalayan tabb slate 55 Hamilton blll III II AstraEra Bernice BedeOeol lvYour cBirthday November 15 1979 This coming year you may note continual improvement In mat ters relating to your career Or trnances Some Of this will be due to persons behind the scenes lending you assrstance SCORPIO Oct 24Nov 22 Take the time today to mull Over things deep wrthrn yourself as you Scorpros are able to do so well Youll come up wrth cou ple of rewarding thoughts MV Blow KUNG cu CHICKEN 15 PEISENI LOCAL BANK Short Ribs For Better or Worse AND now 5TAY TUNED 2912 THE ZANV COMEDY ANTlCj or= Winthrop WHEN Ya QET THE WE FROM EOBBNG TlIE crwv Cr csJi Press swarms SAGITTARIUS Nov 2300 21 good oldtashroned talktest With some pals will give you some lresh ideas that could prove extremely helpful Get group together for lunch CAPRICORN Dec 22Jan 19 Youre much admired by one who rs saying lots of nice things about you to others Youll be quite flattered when you learn of this today AQUARIUS Jan 20Feb 19 Select companions whose think ing and interests closely parallel yours Persons who dont share Similar vrews Will be big bore today PISCES Feb 20March 20 You can lrnd the missmg links that Will be extremely herplul to someone who cant find his or CAPRAlN suua SHUT TH15 THINGOFF NIA TO 1348 Clear 91245 10 In at III 11 ll 01 01 NOT BAPIHHATfl 170er DO FER gt are ripinfo iM 701113 To HYFNOW You no sine mace NEVEE SNIOKE ACVAN 1w WANTED To TEST Ne HM BEFCEE TLJRNINC HE LEFT THE 516 CuRgENCY Hm LOOSE ow llIAT AND BROUGHT ONLV DIMES HATED 514952 HERO amusvuou 0L WlLL her own answers today Otter to help ARIES March 21Aprll 19 Be sure to voooe your thinking it decrsmns are called for in any dealings with others today Your reasoning IS the clearest and wrll add the necessary Insight TAURUS April 20May 20 There IS task Or business matter that may need some dis cussion or reflection today betore success can be attained Take the needed time GEMINI May 21June 20 Sound out important matters with close Irrend today There Is something quite valuable you can learn from this person through discussion CANCER June 21July 22 You wont enioy rust restrnd on your 9201 5502 EU ON NICKLES AND PENNIES on Us 910 JUGGLE THEGE IFONE OF EM HIT TH gun ecuI tar MYéECEETAPt 9561150445 WITH WATEl CmEK mow HAVE You BEEN warcums onnomu TnAQS lII THREE LARGE BOWL 1N6 BALL GIMUL Iaurels around the house today Instead youll put your head to work On trndrng ways to enhance your surroundings LEO July 23409 22 Youre in communicative mood today but dont waste your trme on Idle chatter Assocrate with rndrvrdu 815 who have worthwhile things to say VIRGO Aug 23$th 22 member 01 your family could be big help today by showing you way to strengthen your finan oral posrtron Listen to all suggestions LIBRA Sept 23Oct 23 Your mental equipment is equal to any challenge today so this might be good time to push tor some of your sellinterests NATURAL MIETAKE HE WENT FOR THE CHICKEN FEED RLILE NEVER TOWAICH ImTHAT CONSIDERB HAVE NO IDEA TH16I5 MY FIRST TRY AT 17