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L GUARANTEE IT TELEVISION LOG Channel 11--Hamiltes Channe! %--Toronto Channel &--Rochester Channel! 7--Buffalo Channe! 6--Toronte Channet ¢--suraw Channel 3--Barrie Chenne: 2--Bvuttele etcinnrwe SATURDAY EVE, 5.00 P.M, N--My Favorite Martian 4--Canadian Open 2--Horse Race 3-46--Frankinstein, 5.3 PLM. 11--Flipper 8--Gaddabout Gaddis 3-6---Canadian Open 2--Buffalo Jamboree 6:00 PLM, Vi--Littlest Hobe "9--Thunderbirds 8--Fiipper 4--News, 3--Lost in Space 2--Death Valley Days 4:30 P.M, "--Canadian Football 9--F lintstones 8--Movie dt. Weather 7--Conversation 6--Summer Sounds TBA 2--News 7:00 P.M, 7--TBA %--Jackle Gleason 7--Storm Over the Stadium 4--Round Table 3-6--Beverly Hillbillies 2--News 7:38 P.M, 2--Flipper 7--Shane 6--Tarzan 4--Jackie Gleason 3~Tarzan 8:00 P.M, 9--Academy Performance 2--Please Don't Eat the Daisies 11:00 A.M, 1--OHA Junior Hockey 9--Meta 8--Christopher Program 7--Buliwinkle | Show s~Conmie Tri 6--Concert Populaire 3--Hymn Book 11:38 A.M, %--Wish You Were Here $--Socia! Security in Action 7--Discovery "66 4--Pattern For Living 3--Spectrum 12:08 NOON %--Italian Album 8--Football Highlights 7--Superpal Club Du Cote de Quebec 4--News, Weather 3--Hymn Book 2----Sum and Substance 12:15 P.M, 3--Living Word 4--Congress 12:38 P.M, 1}--Father Meehan 4--Living World 6--Extension 2--Movie 12.45 P.M. 4--Amateur Hour 1:00 P.M, V--Continental Minature 9--Spectrum 6--Meet the Press 7--Movie 3-6--F. D. R. Documen- tary 18 P.M. 8--Rainbow Theatre 3-6--Pro Football %e--Living Word 1:30 P.M. 11--This Space Age 9--Platform 3--Spectrum 2:00 PLM. 11--Dialogue 9--Movie 8--Vietnam Review 2:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M, l--Dance Party 7--Lawrence Welk 2-8--Gét Smart 4--Pistols 'n' Pett coats +o--Niovie j 9:00 P.M, 4--Mission: Impossible 2-6--Movie 9:30 P.M, \--Great Music 7--Hollywood Palace 10:00 P.M, 9--Combat 4--Gunsmoke | 10:38 P.M, | 7--Movie 3-6--Malka and Joso 11:08 PLM, 9--News 43-6--News 1.15 P.M. 2-8--News, Weather, Sports 140 Pm, %--Talk Back SUNDAY 7:00 A.M. N--En France 7:30 A.M. 1i--Mademoiselle De Paris rf J--Herald of Truth 2--Agriculture, U.S.A, 8:00 A.M, 11--Sacred Heart @--SHHH! Children 7--Christopher Program 4--Word of Life 2--This is the Life | 9.30 A.M. 1--Oral Roberts 7--Beany and Cecil 4--Comedy Capers 2--Funny Company 9--Cartoons 7--King Kong 2--Porky Pig ' 9:30 A.M. Italian Journal 7--Linus 4--Uncle Jerry's Club 2--Church Invitation 0:00 AM, --Corasello | 9--Stingray | 8--Faith For To-Day 7--Rocketship 7 | 4--Symposium of Peace | 2--Mormon Conference 10:36 A.M, | 9--Cartoons 6--This is The Life 11--Discussion 7--Issues and Answers 26--GE College Bowl 3:00 PLM, 1i--Spectrum 2--Buftalo 7--Dialoque 3:38 P.M, il--Horst Koehler J--ABC Scope 24--Pro Football 4:0 PLM, Vi--Dennis the Menace 7--Challenge Bills Preview 4:30 P.M. N--Tiny falent Time 9--Daniel Boone 7--First Name Only 3-6--Sports 3-6--Country Calendar 3-6--Canadian Open 5.00 P.M, Wi--Tarzan 7--Movie 4--Canadian Open 4--To Tell the Truth 5. P.M. 9--Brand New Scene | 4-Law and You 6:00 PLM. 1l--Lost in Space 9--Voyage Presents 4--Twentiety Century 4:30 PLM, 2-8--News Special 7:00 P.M, 1--Walt Disney 9--Monkees 7--Voyage To The Bottom of the Sea §-3--Hey Landlord 4--Lassi¢ 7:38 PLM, 4--Iit's About Time 3-6--F lashback 8 ' #-2--Disney's World of Color 9--| Dream of Jeannie 3-6--Flashback 4-It's About Time 8:0 P.M, li--Movie 7--FB! 64-3--Ed Sullivan Show 6:90 P.M. 9--! Dream of Jeannie 2-6--Hey Landlord! 9:00 P.M, 9--Peyton Place 7--Movie 8-6-3-2--Bonanza 4--Garry Moore 10:00 PLM. %--News Analysis 2-8--Andy Williams 4--Candid Camera 6-3--Galapagos 10:30 PLM, \i\I--Candid Camera 4--What's My Line 3-6--Disordered Mind 11:08 PLM, 2, 3, 6, 4, 8, 11, 9--News, Weather, Sports 11.15 P.M, 1--Movie a--Johnny Carson 11:28 P.M. 4---Movie 11-88 PLM. Movie 11:98 PLM, nN mn Mind 7T--Movie 8--Johnny Carson 11.35 PM, 6--Movie 14 PLM, 9--~Insight 12.30 @.m, 1--Joe Carlo MONDAY 8.00 A.M, é--Captain Kangaroe 8.2% A.M. 1i--Albert J. Steed 9--Romper Room 8:55 A.M. 7--Dialing For Dollars, Girl Talk 9.00 A.M, \l--Ed Allen 9--Uncle Bobby 8--Smile Time 4--Bonnie Prudden 2----Bozo's Big Top 9.9 AM, 6--Meta Schools 8--Dialing for Dollars Bonnie Prudden 4--Love Of Life 3--Ontario Schools 2--Jack La Lanne 10.00 A.M, 1t--Its a Match 9--Fractured Phrases $-2--Eye Guess 6--Ontario Schools 4--Candid Camera 10,30 A.M, 11--Morning Time 9--T.V. Bingo 8-2--Concentration 7--Donna Reed 4--Beverly Hillbillies 3--Time Out 11.00 A.M. 11--Marriage Confidential 9--Mr. and Mrs. 8-2---Chain Letter 7--Supermarket Sweep 3--Ed Allen Time | Am Andy Griffith 1:3 AM, 1l--Mike Douglas 9--Magistrate's Court 7--Dating Game 8-2---Showdown : 4--Dick Van Dyke 3--Ernie Lindell 12.00 NOON 9--Toronto Today 8-2--Jeopardy 7--Money Movie 36--Luncheon Date 4--News and Weather 12. 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Russian mountain range 16. Lhasa, priest 21. Vanity 12, Serious 14, Roots of taros 16, Flowed 17. Man's nickname 18. City: Vt. 21. Tenure 24. Croy of a cow 27. Witty 25. Like 26. Goal pe es I 4.School subject: abbr. 5. Disfigure 6. Beetle 7. Capital; Cuba 9. Look askance 11. Kind of fuel 13, Finishes 15. Amount 19. Apex 20. Cut of meat 22. Sun god 23. Measure of distance TOMS MEPTON Fe) Maas BwaS INJOISIE BET EIALS| SIAN IEIRIS! PAIS ME (1 INEHUIBs PSIRIUIMIRAITIE HL A Go woo . STeTT ML (Ob IA | HIAIOITIEIUIRS tree 39. Confers knighthood upon happened when East became declarer at one spade and made three on normal play. He scored 140 points, counting the 50 points extra awarded in dupli- cate bridge for bidding and making a part score. But at the second table, where East's teammates held the North-South cards, South's spade bid y very peculiar, but he and his partner were playing a method whereby a pass over one dia- mond redoubled would have sig- nified a desire to play the hand at that contract. South there- fore bid a spade, in desperation. After East doubled, South might well have had second thoughts about the expediency of playing the . hand with a three-card suit as trumps, but he stood his ground and passed. This turned out to be an ex- tremely unfortunate decision of a trump ugatast, ees epete of a one 6 doubled. Declarer went pie the king and returned a low heart to the nine, the finesse losing to the ten. West led another trump and South was now out of business. He did as well as he could when -- oo ne played another heart, losing the queen to the ace, ace' and an- d, taken by the =. and East, after @ queen of spades, West on lead with a club,' = West returned. a heart, thus trapping the jack, and the out- com was that the tricks South ever scored on the hand were the A-K of spades, The adventure cost North - South 1,400 points. 28. Sow ae Gall 30. Close to 32. Not high 6 34, Headland 4 37, Erased ee 40, Chi Y, Yi i] Y measure 41, Letter of the alphabet 42. Melodious 45, Anesthetic 48. Discloses 49, River in France SALLY'S SALLIES a 50, Let it stand 51. Tatters 52. Exclama- tion DOWN 1, Barrier 2. Dry 3. Part of a WA. "That's the only kind of carat I can stand, Regular carrots give me indigestion." pedestal YOUR HEALTH Moderation Needed With Wine, Drugs By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD Dear Dr. Molner: When I can't sleep I take a mild sleep- ing pill followed by a small glass of wine and I get sleepy within a few minutes. A friend says she does the same thing but takes a barbitu- rate followed by a little wine. (Neither of us drinks other- wise.) However, someone told us that this is highly dangerous and could result in death. Please answer soon. -- Miss The way you describe the use of either kind of sleeping pill, there's no need to fear. It is overuse, not proper use, of sleeping drugs and_ alcohol which causes trouble, Indeed it is true that people have died from heavy doses of sleeping medicine, usually in conjunction with heavy drink- ing. That is vastly different from just one pill and a few swallows: of wine taken only occasionally. It seems to be extremely dif- ficult to make clear to people the difference between moder- ate use and excessive use, or the circumstances, It is one thing to take such medication | when you are going to bed. It! | is quite another to | atives, tranquilizers or such medications, and particularly so with alcohol, if you are going to drive a car. Here are several. rules: 1, Use only 'the sleeping med- icines your doctor prescribes, If other physical conditions dic- tate, one kind may be better than another. 2. Use only the amount he spe- cifies, and only when needed. Avoid the habit of depending on such help every night. 3, Don't try to fool your doc- tor, such as, by wheedling a prescription from another phy- sician, or in addition by using other sleeping potions obtained in any fashion. You fool only yourself if you conceal the amount from your doctor. 4. Don't keep sleeping pills by your bedside. Put them in an- other room preferably. It is'be- lieved that some fatal cases have -resulted because a_per- son, perhaps groggy from alco- hol to start with, couldn't re- member how many pills had been taken, and reached for another--and another. 5. Alcohol reinforces the ac- tion of most of these medica- tions. A small glass of wine is reasonable.'A lot of alcohol is another matter. 6, Getting normally tired and then putting aside your worries and relaxing is the best sleep- use sed-jing medicine. The pills are just an occasional stopgap for most of us. Dear Dr. Molner: Is it neces- A Woman Can Tell, Says N.Z. Lawyer AUCKLAND, N.Z. (CP) -- Fewer convictions for rape might result if more women served on juries, suggests L. P. Leary, prominent New Zealand lawyer. He explained; "It may be that a woman knows that the fine distinction between rape and seduction is often a matter of salesmanship." OLD WAYS SURVIVE The people of the island of Jerba, off the coast. of Tunisia, still make earthenware pots in the style introduced 3,000 years ago. sary to have polyps of the cervix removed if the Pap test proves negative? Do they some- times disappear without treat- ment?--F. '8. 7 Such polyps rarely are malig- nant (as the Pap test showed) but they do not disappear with- out treatment, and they can be a source of bleeding. Removal of such polyps usu- ally can-be done as an office procedure. But if not removed, they should be watched for any change in size. Of course, fur- ther Pap tests should be made periodically. Note to Mrs. 8S. B.: Make an appointment at once for that young man to see a doctor and start treatment for gonorrhea. The chance of anyone else in the family getting it from him is rather slight, especially if you are careful to wash your hands after touching things he has used, but it is possible. More important, he is endan-. gering his own health by not having treatment.