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| Club ; Help ) -- Officials of baseball's gue said Fri- broke and ap- m the city and ~~ short and the _ ether we will Buffalo in 1967 the next few resident Jack 'or Frank A. rs of the city id they might e city $27,000 | for back rent Nar Memorial if they were the arena and ds from con- break - even ld be made a third party, jescribed the t 200,000 paid Ze CE JULIET JONES GRANDMA MICKEY MOUSE _ , MUGGS AND SKEETER TRY IT-IT'S A NEW RECIPE! Diatetinted by King Features Syrtlcatg. BUZ SAWYER AND R, MARY. AND You? I HAO! I FEEL BLUMPY F d © King Festures Syndicate, Ine, 1967. W Jovid vights reserved. THERES NO SUCH J]| WORD IN THE DICTIONARY WELL, THAT'S BECAUSE ))| NOBODY'S EVER FELT @LUMPY YES, SONJ/-YORE Yj FORMER MAMMY -AH DRUTHER SHE HIRED A LESS IGGORANT COUPLE--- 4s 7M C A ( c™ =-BUT, IF YO'LL REMEMBER YO" IS MERELY SERVANTS, WE KIN GIT ALONG 2? HOW OUR CHILE DONE MATURED! JANE ARDEN NURSING WN THE HOSPITAL, MARY, © King Festares Syndicate, Ine, 1967. World rights reserved. HOW DO You 00, HMM! HOPE I DIDN'T BusT UP HOSPITAL HERE. ) COMMANDER... SOME- THIS IS DR. COLT, / I'LL BEGETTING NO, WORSE LUCK. ju BACK 70 THE HANDSOME, ALL RIGHT, BUT HAPPILY MARRIED, AS USUAL, I'M THE ae FEMALE, Phil accompanies the wounded G-man to the hosp! Where FBIdistrict chief Tom Ross waits. SECRET AGENT X9 DONT LET THOSE HOSTILES CLOSE SHOOTING / i ON US/ KEEP WINGED ONE OF EM! BUT THERE'S STILL A CROWD OF 1M LEFT ae Ze -- =---- nl -ALL TRAFFIC AT A. STANDSTILL =- IMPOSSIBLE CONDITIONS = World rights cosarved. HUBERT © King Fenturee Syndicate, ine. 1967. Tr Tr rr MITT Trt tt THINK I CAN HELP US GET IN TS CLEA THE OFFICE CAN %y "yr CLEAN 'EM AN' THEev'2e Yours! Channel 12--Peterborough Channet 11--Hamilten cheeen %--Torento Channet 2~Buttais oem eanenr sae MONDAY EVENING 5:00 hm. 12--Three Stooges 'i--Family Theatre 6--Passport 5,30 P.M 12~Gilligan's Island é--Music Hop 2--Of Land and Seas 8--MeHale's Navy 6:00 P.M. 7--Movie 6--Gilligan's Island 48-13--Weather, Sports 6:30 P.M, Varperre Berton a 3-4-9----News, Weather, Sports 7:00 P.M. N--Gilligan's Island 9~Family Affair 8--True Adventure 6---T.B.A, 3-Rat Patrol 4 BUT I DON'T OWE THEM A DIME---- BARNEY OWES ME A THOUSAND! ~ OLEN HAS OBVIOUSLY FLOWN THE COOP AND HIS CREDITORS ARE xq NAGGING YOU FOR WHEN. YOU ACCEPTED HIS RESTAURANT, YOU INHERITED HIS GRIEF, THAT'S THE u A ait WON'T PAY! 1967. © King Features Syndicate, Ine, D2} EARL DELMONICO HAS A LOANED BARNEY TOLEN, / You His RESTAURANT ), YJ AS COLLATERAL 7 FOR THE LOAN, EARL. THEIR, MONEY, T'LL ROT IN JAIL , FIRST!! @--Road West n Hayride 2--News, Weather, 7:38 P.M, --Daktari 9--Lucille Ball 9--Bewitched 3~I Dream of Jeannie 4--Mr. Terrific 3-6-12--Winter Carnival Movie 8:30 P.M. --Occasional Wife 9--Andy Griffith 6--Captain Nice 7--Rat Patrol 4--Lucille Ball 9:00 P.M. 11--Petticoat Junction %Country Music hell 4--Andy Griffiths 7--Felony Squad 3-6-12--Show of the Week 9:30 P.M, 4--To Tell The Truth 2-8Run For Your Life 10:30 P. 12--T.H.E. Cat 6--Dragnet 9--Safely Special 4--I've Got a Secret 3--Candid Camera 11:00 P.M, 12-11-9-8-7-6-4-3-2-----News Weather snd Sports 11:20 6--Viewpoint 11:25 P.M, Pierre Berton 4-Skiing with Stein 1: P.M, 2-8--Johnny Carson 7--Movie 4--Movie 11.35 P.M, 3--Profile 1:4 P.M, $--Court Martial 12--Cheyenne 6--Girl From 'U.N.C.L.E. 12.00 A.M. NewMystery Theatre TUESDAY 6:00 A.M, 4--Captain Kangaroo 4:30 A.M, li--Albert Steed 9--Romper Room 8:55 A.M. 7--Dialing For Dollars, Girl Talk 9:00 A.M, i--LittHe People 12-3--Ed Allen 4--Bonnie Prudden 9--Uncle Bobby &--Smile Time 2--Pick A Show 9:30 A.M, 8--Gloria 4--Love of Life 3-6-9-11-12--Ontario Schools 2--Topper 10:00 A.M. 1i--Ed Allen Time 9--Cartoon Playhouse 82--Reach for the Stars 4--Candid Camera 3-6-12--Canadian schools 10:30 A.M, 11--Marning Time 9--Fraciured Phrases §-2--Concentration 7--Donna Reed 4--Beverly Hilibililes 3-4-12--Friendly Giant 10.45 P.M, 3-6-12--Chez_ Helene 11:08 A.M, TELEVISION LOG FUR, FIN AND CAMPFIRE HUNTING SEASON is here for many nimrods 4--News, Weather, Sports 14:25 A.M, 3-4--St, Lawrence North 1:30 A.M. 9 Magistrate's Court 7--Dating Game 24--Hollywood Squares 4-Dick Van Dyke Show 12:00 NOON 12--Cartoon Party 9%--Toronto Taday #-2--Jeoparay J--Money Movie &--Luncheon Date 4--News and Weather 3~-Popeye and Pais 230 PLM, 12: 12--Movie 11's A Match 3--News, Weather, Sports &--Eye Guess 2--Merv Griffin 12:45 P.M, 6-4--Guiding Light 1:00 P.M, (1--Theatre 9--Movie &--Dialing for Dollars Girl Talk 7--Ben Casey é--Luncheon Date 4--Meet the Millers 3--Movie 1:30 PLM, 4--As The World Turns 28--Let's Make @ Deal 2:00 P.M, T2--Winners Circle 7--Newlywed Game 64--Password 2-8--Days of Our Lives 2.30 P.M, '2--Calendar 64--Search tor Tomorrow and the usual DOs and for all. DON'T MIX ALCOHOL AND AMMUNITION, DON'Ts should be first DON*T CARRY A LOADED IN THE HOUSE, IN BA ned ox THE OSHAWA TIMES, Aonday, February 6, 1967 15 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) West dealer. Both sides vulnerable. Speniag lead--king of spades. en a swing occurs in 8 team of four macth, it is seme- times difficult to determine whether the outcome was due to good or bad bidding, good or bad play, or good or bad luck. For example, take this hand which occurred in the match between Italy and the United States in 1961, When Garozzo and Forquet held the East-West cards for Italy, they wound up defending against five diamonds reached in the manner shown. The two notrump bid by North (Schenken) was of course the unusual notrump conven- tion. It indicated a good hand with great length in beth minors. The four diamond re- sponse by South (Leventritt) showed good trumps and invited North to contract for game. West cashed the A - K of spades and shifted to a heart. With the clubs distributed the way they were, Leventritt had no. difficulty making eleven tricks for a score of 600 points. The bidding by the American pair-was_-certainly acceptable, but they did need some luck to bring home the club sujt with- out losing a trick. At the seeond table, where the United States pair of Hodge and Gerber held the East-West eards, the bidding went quite simply: West North East S@ Pass Pass Pas Tt is hard to blame either Chiaradja of D'Alelio, the Ital- ian North-South pair, for stay- ing out of the bidding, even though it later developed that they could have made five dia- monds. An immediate overcall or a double of three spades by Chi- aradia would have been ex- tremely dangerous, and D'Alelio could hardly take any action when three spades came around to him after two passes. Gerber went down one - 100 points - and Italy lost 500 points on the deal. Despite this sizable loss, it is hard to know where to point the finger of blame. ad | A LOADED GUN. DON'T SLIME A FENCE WITH xf 4, hm § --Expo '67 9--People in Conflict &--Coronation Street 7--Dream Girl 4--Linkletter's Party 2-4---Doctors 3:00 A.M. 1l--Marriage Confidential 9--Words and Music 8-2--Another World 7--General Hospital 4--To Tell The Truth 4-6-12--Take 30 12 4--News 3.30 P.M. 1--Farmer's Daughter 9--I1's Your Move 7--Superman Show 3-4-6-12-----Edge of Night 28--You Don't Say 4:00 P.M, 11--Super Comics 9--| Love Lucy 8-Match Game YOUR HEALTH Correct Glasses Give Clear Vision By JOSEPH G. 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Land Y, V1, an ophthalmologist is alway. | -ould still make pregnancy Pos-| von MOOUTO ------------ i. iwisé for the sake of discovering |sible, WIN SKATING TITLE LJUBLJANA, Yugoslavia (AP)--Russia's Ludmila Belou: sova and Oleg Protopopov won the pairs event of the 1967 Euro- pean figure-skating champion- ships Wednesday night despite a fall by Protopopov. Second place went to Margot Glock- shuber and Wolfgang Danne of West Germany. LANCERS BEAT WARRIORS WATERLOO (CP) -- Uni- versity of Windsor Lancers de- feated University of Waterloo Warriors 51-42 Wednesday night in an Ontario-Quebec Athletic Association basketball game. Mike Taranczuk paced Lancers with 14 points while Saul Glober was the top scorer for Waterloo with 12. GARY NESBITT Representative SUN LIFE Assurance Company of Canada Oshawa Shopping Centre Phone 725-4563 re