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aiigtbneks i ono i x » wear gives boys still another choice. Already winning ac- ceptance is the ski look of quilted jackets. Grade School , Styles Smart (sale te THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, September 1,1964 15 TELEVISION LOG poems Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6---Toronto WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo por school wens and their pod mh po gouge | aS TV Channel WROC. mothers are doing appareiiable to. g vs ito hen 2 Chounel ey eG tn Chgnent Seen arithmetic as back to school/knickers is a question only the t wneenvasntthed VR-TV Channel 3--Barrle time approaches. jboys and their mothers can Turtlenecks under shirts,janswer. It's certain, though, shirts under sweaters, sweat-|that these pants are now being ers under jackets add up to|presented for approval. a layer-on-layer look' that's warm, comfortable, versatiie. ultipl rH ob mt Parts multiply) WALTHAM, England (CP)--A Traditional Ivy adds some-|set of color slides showing four 2 thing new as it blends with the|years' restoration work on the Western, "LBJ" look. Trimiith century abbey here in Es- _. NORTH @AEKQTOS 'TUESUAY EVE. ry 5:00 P.M. N--Family Theatre 9--Five O'Clock Matinee 6--Viewpoint 11:20 P.M. 7-4--Late Show 11:30 P.M, 11--Music 9--Dougias Fairbanks $2--Tonight Show 6--international: Cinema 3--Canada At War WEDNESDAY 8:00 A.M. 2:00 PLM. 5 ABses EAST 983 42 3 5 9874 ates 98 ' SLIDES FOR CANADA 4--Space--The New Ocean 3--Gunsmoke 2--The Rifleman 8-2--Another World 6:00 P.M. 6--Broadway Goes Latin 4--News With Van Miller 4--Captain Kangardo 9:00 A.M. ' 7---Jack LaLanne Show 7--General Hospital 3--Summerama 4-To Tell The Truth 2--Today, 1964 4--Popeye's Playhouse 2-Mike Douglas Show: 3:30 P.M. slacks, often belted, take jaun- ty Western pockets, while jackets and ghirts are given an authentic "cowboy" touch sex will be sent to Canada. The slides will go to the former res- ident of Waltham Abbey, Colin Rutherford, now living in B.C., o-- KJ10 2 Sanus A &2--You Don't Se Pirin! og hie Sig teene Ha bel ay Chuck Healy 7--Tennessee Ernie Ford ye! age of Night 6:30 PLM, 10:00 A.M. 4:00 PLM, 11-9-8-6-4-2--News) &-2----Make Room For |1i--Bar 1) Movie ' Weather; Sports Daddy %--Mickey Mouse Club J--Highway Patrol 7--Girl Talk 8--The Match Game 6--The Observer 63--National Schools 7--Tralimaster 4: PLM. 4--News 63--R,C.M.P. Drame 'et Storm Ni--Family Theatre . Hs Setiih 2--Captain Bob 2--Hun : sittin sti 4:30 PM, 7:00 P.M. 9--The Littlest Hobo @--Blograhy -- Hitler 7-6--News, Weather, Sports 4--Car 54, Where Are You S--Hennesey 7:30 P.M. W--The Flintstones 9--Coaches Conference $-2--Mr. Novak | 7--Combe! | es hearts. me 8 hand, it is sometimes hard to tell whether the deal actually happened the way it is told, or whether the reader embellished the story a little in order to make the hand more interest- ing, or else to make himself out as a hero. f However, the exact facts are a ~ |not terribly important if the Oral | jhand itself is of interest, so y here's a good story--whether or not you choose to believe it. It seems that South got te five hearts doubled on the bid ding shown, Undoubtedly West doubled 'in an effort to chase North back into spades, but North didn't go for this dnd wisely elected to pass. West led the ace of hearts. This turned out to be an ex: ceptionally good lead. If West 'had led a spade, a diamond or a club, South would not have had the slightest trouble mak- ing five hearts doubled. He would have lost only two trump tricks in such case. i Declarer had the presence of in yokes, collars and cuffs. who has donated more than The "pro look" of sports| £12,000 towards cost of the fashions adapted for-all-around! work, of CROSSWORD . VAMP BOR! oe mania Bea 6. Exclama- reindeer SINAC LDIATS| tion 11, Marshal 12, Make amends for 13, Trap 14. Walking sticks 15. Melody 16, Pause 17. Cattle pens: West. US. $ 'me E1038 = 16:30 AM, 9--TV Bingo 8-2--Word For Word 7--Price |s Right 63--Chez Helene 4-1 Love Lucy 1:00 A.M, 9--1 Love. Lucy 8-2--Concentration 7--Message 9--Kiddo 46--Vacation Time 4--Republican National Convention WEDNESOAY UVB. 5:00 P.M. N--Family heatre 9--Five O'Clock Metines &- perman 6--Loretta Young | T--The Early Show 4--The McCoys | 4--Riverboat 11:30 A.M, | 6:30 P.M. | 63--The Fores Ra EWarted Deaa or Alive "Musicale rg A 4--Petticoat Junction 9--Toronto lay 02--Jeopardy 6:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. | 4--News with Van Miller 11--Specia) Movie 7--Missing Links 2~-Today 1964 9--CFL Football--Torento| 6--Girl Talk 6--Sportsfolio at Ottaa | 4-Pete and Gladys 6:15 P.M. 43--Patty Duke = Show | 12:00 NOON 4--Headline News 4--High Adventure 3--T.V. Derby 8:20 PM 8-2--Say When 2%) PLM. language. equipment Saxon a oe 7--~Surtside 6 11-9-8-4-3-2--News; Weather 20. Sky-blue 35. Worth letter &--Moment of Fear 6~--Elwood Glover and Sports A J---McHales Navy 4---News and Weather. | 7--Highway Patrol ! 3 5 8 |9 63--Ben Casey 6--Prairie Spotlight 2--The Lawbreakers 12:1) P.M. sis a Tl Y if 9:00 P.M. 4--Speaker of the House | 1 _samiy Thestve Yo 9--Football 12:30 P.M. &-2--Huntley Brinkley iS 62---Richard Boone |11--The Buccaneers 1:00 P.M, 7--The Greatest Show On| 9 +oasimaster Junior oBeet of Orevele % eS LY NIEMICOVEI MOMS ais IRIEIN|OMESIETTISHS national Yesterdsy's Answer god 27.Plant with 36, Burden cup-shaped 87. Odd: Scot, flowers 39. Venture- 29. Shake some 32, Sloth 40. Is in debt 34, Piece of 42, Cushion farm 43. Anglo- ITS FORA Ko B 7a wer. oe o> ~ me Nah Earth 4--Petticoat Junction 9:30 P.M. 9--Joey |B: Auction @2--Truth or 8--Peter Gunn 'onsequences 7--Father Knows Best 7-+--News, Weather, ports 4-The Honeymooners mind to play the four on the ace, a play which eventually turned out to be highly import- YG 1 ant. West shifted to the jack. of diamonds at trick two, again choosing the best line of de- fense. ! South took the jack with the ace and led the king of hearts. West realized what might hap- pen to him if he followed low, so he dropped the queen on the king in order to try to avoid being thrown into the lead, When East showed out on the heart, it was not really diffi» cult for declarer to interpret West's unusual trump play. He therefore cashed the king of diamonds, West following suit, and then exited with the deuce of hearts! West had to win the trick with the three and was forced to return a spade or a club into dummy. This permitted South to dispose of his diamond losers ant thus make five hearts dou- Happy Variety Ot New Styles First "A's" of the back-to- school season go to grade school girls, who head-for the fashion honor roll in apparel that's "A" for attractive and "A" for active. Part of the credit goes ta~ wider use of stretch fabrics, which lead the active life of a grade school girl with ease. Another help is the happy variety of styles, all designed to go attractively to class, yet take to playground -- activity readily. Easy blouson tops over pleat+ _------y . F f ed or A-line skirts, dresses Se ae \ 4 with pressed pleats falling from 3h 2 high yokes, dresses with natur- 6--Movie Matinee | Glynis 4--Search for Tomorrow) 2_Death Valley Days 12:48 P.M, 1:30 P.M. s 26: 4--Guiding Light %--Dick Van Dyke gett 8-2--The Virginian J--Oric and Harriet 1:00 P.M, 6--Wheelspin M--Lucky Scor . 4--Revolution in Politics 9--Piaytime With Uncle Bobby shop as" Veena Celebra- ion 4--Jeck Benny Show 10:00 P.M. Ni--Steve Allen 9--Eleventh Hour. 6-2--Bell Telephone Hour 3--The Fugitive 4--"The Nut House" 3-My Favorite-Martian n4S P.M. 4--Wheeispin 6:00 P.M. 1l--Michael Shayne %--My Favorite Martian .7--Patty Duke 6--Camera West 4--Film Feature 6:30 P.M, P--Movig ~ 6--Matinee 7--Afternoon Show 4--Mee! The Millers 3--Popeye 2--Divorce Court 1:30 P.M. 1l--John 6radshaw Show 4--As The World Turns Movie 3--Cine Club 11:00 P.M. 11-9-8-7-6-4-3-2--News Weather and Sports TH:18 PLM, 9~--Metro Final HA-- DON'T WORRY THERE BE SOME POLITICAL PLUMS OUTA THIS FOR US~I WON'T FORGET YOU. SEE THAT YOU DON'T "A BURDEN ON THE BACK" THAT LINE ALWAYS GETS 'EM-- AN' THE SNEAKY THE INVEGTIGATIN' THEM PUT THE FROSTING <D reeeryed TERRIBLE BAD IS THAT MR. JASON DIDN'T TELL US THE DON'T / \GAVE YOU THAT TIP, p Syuitete, fea, 1904, wu da SECRET AGENT X9 THAR-BLUSHI-IG SUMPTHIN' ) HERE AH WANTS, MAM? Ca ONT nw TELLS YO" WHOT ITIS , KEMO SABAY, THAT : 1 NEWSPAPER OFFICE =~~ --- eepcnareme, ae, : < : al waistlines and full skirts, 9-1 ' 3 wrap around and kilt skirts, coat, tent and jacket dresses combine young fashion impor- 1M GOING TGET A DRINK OF WATER, SKEETER! 4 4 _-- THE LONE RANGER tance with freedom of action. Coats go to school on the first cold days with such stvle notes as A-lines, soft "shapes, half belts, wider shoulders, mili- tary looks with double-breasted closings: Colorful pile linings are more and more seen. Fabrics and colors are as varied as styles. Tanned Soles Extend Wear Another notable tanning de- velopment that has resulted in smarter and_ longer - wearing footwear for boys is the resin- impregnated leather sole. For both dress and school shoes, this specially tanned sole actu- ally provides from 50 to 100 per cent more wear. } | There is no curling or stretch- } jing and a high degree of water- i) || resistance; which is most impor- tant with youngsters tempted by every snowbank and mud-puddle they pass. Also, a non-skid treatment prevents slipping on Stairs, wet or icy surfaces, SALLY'S SALLIES A MR. GREENE TO SEE YOu, a SIR! y ITLL COST YOU $200 TO REPAIR YOUR INTERCOM, SiR! MUGGS AND SKEETER O Rang Features Symamcete, tec. (04 Workd ghte pemerred. MIKE AND DONNA HAVE: | BEEN MORE THAN FRIENDS, EDDIE, THEY PRACTICALLY SAVED EVES LIFE. DO YOU HAVE TO PERSECUTE THEM? ©.K.,0.K., TLL TAKE A Dil - Sack, BOT IULIEC THATS WONDER WHAT ig WOMEN MEAN BY THAT WoRD EEGEEEEE