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_ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, September 17, 1964 23 on OM. TELEVISION LOG|¢ rellmaster °CHCH-TV Channel --Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto| 625%:.£,,_ Dreme WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WBEN-TY Channel 4--~Buffalo| %~Castar Bob WKBW-TV Channel 7~--Buffalo WROU-TV Channel 8--Rochester CROSSWORD aaa TBA 7H A SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT AS AN OPER yen 'OFFICER IN PANAZUELA, LATIN AMERICA, WERE ARE THE NAMES | OF YOUR AGENTS DOWN THERE, Be BUZ, YOU'LL REPORT ANY INFORMATION TO ME, NO MATTER HOW TRIVIAL, EVERYTHING'S SET, REPORT TO YOUR JOB IN CIWDAD GRANDE, YOU'RE SUPPOSED 0 BE A DOWN-AND-OUT. FLYER, REAL HUNGRY, AND 1 HOPE THEY GIVE YOU SQMETHING MORE UP-TO-DATE TO FIN THAN A FORD TRI-MOTOR, 63----Vacation Time 4~Leave if To Beaver Popeye FRIDAY EVENING $100 P.h, t--Family Theatre CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronte .. CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie THURSDAY VE. 5:00 P.M. 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Long shots sometimes pay off as any horse player will tel you,.an this is just as true at the Bridge table as at the race track. South became declarer at six spades on the bidding shown. This was certainly not a good slam to be in, but, South had a to make the contract and muffed it in the play. | 4--As fhe World Turns 9:30 A.M. | 2:00 PLM, 7--Father Knows Best | 'You and Your Family) g--yoniesgort 4--Password iemte Allen 2--Loretta Young 8-2--Make Room For | 2:30 P.M. | %--Four of @ Kind nage | 8-2--The Doctors T=Girl Talk Jobar ih Conn 4--News 10:30 A.M. %--TV Bingo 8-2--Word for Word 7--Price Ig Right 7--Bewitched 4-1 Love Lucy 4--To Tell The Truth 6-3--Prog. Conservative } Convention bt Sheehy | 3:30 PLM, aR M omy ae = f ' 2 é Y /j } Ne P sas ed $-2----Concentration ag ry ian i HAI gic 5 ti : we 9:30 P.M, 7--Maasage 82-You Don't Say fs 7 : " \ j 3 9~Twilight Zone 4--The McCoys 7---Queen For A Day 7--The Flintstones 6--Candid Camere 4~--Password 2-87th Precinet West led the king of hearts. Declarer took it with the ace and decided that he could not make the hand unless he could establish the clubs by finding the suit divided. 3-3. In line with this, he cashed the ace of spades and then con: tinued with the A-K of clubs, planning to ruff the next round of clubs in the hope of establish. ing the suit. But West ruffed the king of clubs, cashed the queen of hearts, and then led a diamond to defeat the slam two tricks. Actually, South's method of play was entirely sound except that he should first have cashed two rounds of trumps instead of one. No harm could come from drawing the opponents' last trump. When he then cashed the A- K of clubs and learned of the 5-1 break, he would still have had another chance to fall bck on, In the actual case, this slim chance would have materialized. A low diamond from dummy at trick six would have done the 10:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M, l-Fractured Flickers J--Donne Reed 63--Hazel 4--Rawhide 6:20 P.M, l=Naked City . Bilk THAT 1M NOT AFRAID OR ANYTHING } 4---House Party | Super Bingo 3:00 P.M, ¥--People in Conflict 8-2--Another World 7---General Hospital 3--Summerama TowMiy Three Sons 63--Erie Sykes 9:00 P.M, 9--Zero One OAT a 8tnye ly Dh ected AND GEORGE E. CARTIER PROPOSE A DARING SOLUTION TO UPPER AND LOWE! BRITISH NORTH AMERICA SEETHES WITH DISCONTENT! R PROBLEMS AND POLITICAL DEADLOCK: ++ PASSING OF THE REBELLION LOSSES BILL CAUSES RIOTS: + THE PARLIAMENT BUILDING IN MONTREAL 1S BURNED Wald rights reserved job. a play on this trick would mot matter. If he took the ace to prevent the singleton jack from winning. South would make the rest of the tricks re- gardless of which suit East chose to return. Declarer's two heart losers would go off on the K-Q of diamonds. If East elected to play low on the three of diamonds, the jack would win and South would then make the contract by giv- ing up a heart trick, since the third heart could be ruffed in dummy. South started off on the right 'toot, but he later stumbled in the play. Tomorrow: Response to al overcall. SPORTS BRIEFS TAKES CALGARY POST HAMILTON (CP) -- Pat Ma honey, 35-year-old Calgary law yer, Tuesday took over as acté ing general manager of Cal gary Stampeders replacing Jim i | Finks, who announced his resig- # |nation last week. Mahoney, in Hamilton with the Stampeders 4 \for an interlocking game _ be- i itewen the Western Football Conference team and Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the eastern con- ference, said kis appointment is "purely ona n interim basis." MIKITA WINS ST. 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