Oshawa Times (1958-), 28 Apr 1964, p. 14

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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tucedey, April 28, 1964 TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV, Channel CBLT-TV Channel 6----Toronte - WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffaio | WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channel $--Rochester TUESDAY SVE 5:00 PM. Vi--Family theatre 9--Theatre | Superman 7--The Early Show | &3-Razzle Daze 4--Five O'clock Show | %-Woody Woodpecker 5: P.M. 6--Come Listen A While 3--Gunsmoke The Rifleman 6:00 P.M. * ¢-International Showtime 2--Today, 1964 ob PM 4--Headline News 6:30 PLM. 11-9-8-6-4-2--News ; Weather; Sports 7--M-Squad 6--International Zone 6:4 PM. 4-2--Huntiey_ Brinkley Ni--Family Theatre 7:00 P.M, 9--The Littlest Hobo 7-6--News, Weather, Sports Sports 4--The Phil Siiverts Show Have Gun Will Travel 3--Hennesey 7:30 P.M. 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JANE ARDEN if - 'wuRpeR/ THIS DEAL WAS SE ONE AS i + 3 aa 843 $42" adding: West, Pass; NT; East, Pass; Spades. in bridge as well as unlucky ones, but the best part of the game is finding a way of salvaging the unlucky hands. Here is a typical case. South is declarer at four spades and West leads the q clubs, It is certainly aay West has the ace, so South ducks the queen and also the jack and nine when West plays them next. Declarer ruffs, of course, and is now faced with the possible MICKEY MOUSE HI, MINNIE! YOU SURE LOOK CUTE IN "THAT OUTFIT, MINNIBI 7 37 tA? fi qz 'La 43 Y Wr Y 4 °, DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -- Here's how to work its ATVNRTRAATD loss of two diamond tricks if he finesses the queen and it turns out that East has the king. So. rather than subject him. self to this danger, let's say that declarer first draws three rounds of trumps and then plays the king and another heart, finessing the jack. If this fin- esse .wins, he has his tenth trick, but it turns out that East takes the jack with the-queen and returns the ace of clubs A |which South ruffs. Now down to his last chance, declarer takes a diamond finesse, but the queen loses to the king and he goes down one. It is of course unlucky to find three cards -- the ace of clubs, queen of hearts, and of IBERVILLE REVIENT A GAIE PLACENTIA! AVEC T00 PRISONNIERS ET UNE _--=-. ENORME QUANTITE DE -- LES MAISONS, Qul PROTEGENT LES LES CHEMINS SONT IMPRATIQUABLES -ON ICOLONS ANGLAIS DES HIVERS RIGOWREUX COUVE DOUZE HOMM king diamonds--all badly placed, but, nevertheless, the failure to make the contract should be a |laid flatly at declarer's door. South should have taken one further precaution in order to guard against the possibility that East might have the queen of hearts and king of diamonds. What he should have done after ruffing the club at trick three was draw three rounds of trumps, ending in dummy, and then continue with the king of clubs, East would be forced to play the ace on the king and South Du NORD, SONT MISES A FEU. ---- = 'ALOOE 40 LNMOW BTBYSBOISNOD V arty SAMOS IB {rea vee OL HINOrD INTHS WIVIS AWHO SPV TSI. O02. MAMA JHB VIBMEPY Ig OL ADVE SIWOI~E Bae SAVIOR" O S309 PETAR VEND Bey. Grey "POPO). WE. OL LAG SEV OBLIUA EBON OROKD could then discard a diamond on it. East would now have to return a heart or a diamond into dummy, and either of these plays would give South a free IT'S TUNE-UP TIME NOW! The CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD: 266 KING STREET WEST - AT -- "SPRING SPECIAL! 4 and $6.25 @ Inspect, clean spark @ Inspect, clean, adjust 6 Cyl. distributor points $8 25 - @ Service air cleaner 8 Cyl. le @ Free up heat riser valve TELEPHONE 723-4634 THE LONE RANGER : ence THE VANES ARI NALF BLACK, 7 WAS RONTT BUDeE Tadd) | LE! gors, WOW LD ' you ARRIVE JUST IN THE? 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