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The Evening Standard from Uniontown, Pennsylvania • Page 22

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Uniontown, Pennsylvania
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1UGK tt-UWONTOWN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, THE EVENING STANDARD Daily Television Programs KDKA-TV Ckawwl 1 WTAE CaaMtl 4 Fltukarik WJAC Channel WTRF Cka Wh WSTV CkUMl WIIC MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 14,1966 Store! Secret Early Sliow Show 'Oulpasl In Morocco" Early Show Twlllsht Twilight ZOM Malch Match Leave 11 To Beavtr Carl' Carloona Cltco Kid Cisco Kid BIS 8 Ctwytnw fcporta Pate Kcwi TonTfM Hunllcy- Brlnklcy MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14,1966 Anrly Grlffllh Andy Griffith Family A a i Family A a i 11 :00 111 laland Run, Buddy, Hun Uicy Show Show Jrfln Arlhiir Jean Arthur Gol A Secret Got A Secret Newa Sows Griffin GrKlln Merv Grlllln Men Griffin Mctv Iron HorM Iron Iron llorct Iron Horse Rat Patrol aRI aPtrol elony Squad elony Squad Ptyion Pjaea Peyton Place alley nig Valley nig Valley BlR Valley Twilight Twilight Dewlleheri Dew-itched 1 Dream nf Jeannle Roger Miller Roser Miller Head Well Heart Weit Ilond Wcit WOll Him Tor your Lift Hun for Your Lira New. Million 1 Movie "Lizzie" Million Movie Movie MovM Movfc Movie I Iron Lily ISpnrta Tonlghl Show 1 Tonight Show Million I Minion Million Million TonlKM Show TonliM Show TonlgM Show Tonliht Show Movie P'lvale war of tl. Benaon 1 Mnvle Movie Movie Movie Mnvle Road We it Ho net Weit noiid Weit Hfistl Weit Run For Your Hun For Your 11 O'clock lUport Tonlf ht Show Show Tonight ToniRht Show Tonlfht show Tomgtil Show Andy Griffith Andy Griffith GIDlfan'a Iiland Run, Buddy, Run Lucy Show Lucy Show Movie "Hell and llllh Waler" Movie lovle lovle lovle Maws, Sports Maws, Sports "Gorio Lale Movie Late McrvK Lata Uavte MeHato'a The I Drtam' of Jtannla Road West Road Weit Road Weit Roari Weit Run roe Your Ufa Run Foe Your Lire Tonlfht Show Tonltnt Show TofUflvt TonttM fiww Tonight Show TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 i iQ 10 11 41 Daybreak CapJ. Capt. Kanfarea Capl.

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9-00 The Roo-d West An an mob a strange old hermit accused of sorcery. 10:00 Color YOTO A winning lottery ticket may reveal Pau! Bryan's ominous secret. 11:00 ADAM LYNCH Color and the NEWS followed by The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson DEAR POLLY-Not only do I use steam for freshening flower hats (a former Pointer) but also use it for felt hats. I pack he hat tightly with tissue paper retain its shape and, while inrefully holding It over a kettle, I brush as I go along. This cleans and revives the hat K.

FULL COLOR POUT'S POINIEiS DEAR POLLY-DO ten that using mayonnaise wil bring out the sheen In the hair Just rub it in before you sham poo, not too much but just en ough fo go through the hair This will really make it shine. -PAM DEAR GIRLS-I was advised this Is now a very popular method. Some girls who have heir hair "done" by a hairdresser rub the mayonnaise In ust before leaving home and hen It is ready to be washed DEAR POLLY-Dally brush, ng of the hair, morning and night, with a clean brush will ceep It clean, hcallhy, soft and Repot Plants For In House Now (hat the outdoor garden- ng season is over, you should Consider repot! ing your house lanls according to County E. Carter. Why is this necessary? Just is your outdoor plants have had in acllvc growing season, so iave your indoor plants, says Jarter.

As a result of this past sea- on's growth they have prob- out-grown their present It is wise to repot plants now while there is still unfrozen soil available. A complex soil mixture Is not needed for the job Carter ex- ilains. On the olher hand, just lain garden soil Is not enough, suitable mixture Includes equal parts of a good garden soil, peat moss and sand or nerlile. Such a mixture will be eltent for most of your house plants. An excess of this mix- lire may come in handy dur- ng the winter for future repot- or planting.

CAMPAIGN 1.OSS LYONS, Kan. (AP) While many candidates have lost their shirts In an election campaign, Democrat Melvln Temple of Lyons lost his trousers. The garment was stolen from clothes- ine in his backyard while he was out making a speech in be- lialf of his cindldiicy for the state legislature. The Knit Knack! 560 These newsy knits have the knack of looking great all day they're cozy, uncrushable. Fashion's favorite partners -ribbed "Poor Boy" pleated skirt.

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50 cents. Today's Bridge 14 NOETH D) 4 10 4 8 7 2 5 5 5 A 2 WBST EAST A A 9 7 8 1 9 7 4 1 0 8 8 6 SOUTH I A 1 0 8 4 3 854 vulnerable Wea4 North But South Pass Pus 4 Pass Pus Opening By Ocwaid James Jacoby Newspaper Enterprise Assn. South's four-heart call was an all-purpose bid. He wasn't sure that he would be able to make t. In fact, he rather expected not lo make it; on the other and his partner had passed as lealer, the opponents were vul- lerable and South was really afraid of the spade suit.

We don't give our full seal of ipproval to South's bid but we always felt that a player pho makes such bids shouM be ible' to get maximum mileage ut of his cards when he gets around to playing the dummy. West opened the king of pades and continued. South uffed the second spade and led club to dummy. East dropped le nine spot. Then South fi- essed the heart unsuccessfully.

If West had been one of those fooden type players he would ave led another spade but West ad seen his partner's nine of lubs. West led a second club. lie defense wound up with one rick in each suit and 50 points MI their side of the ledger. South explained that if the rump finesse had worked he would have made his game and that East and West could have made three spades. He was right about all that but he should lave made his conlract.

There is no rule requiring de- to play trumps right away. South was looking at a lotenllal loser in clubs but he wd a potential spot to get rid of that loser. South should have played ace and another dlt- nond the first time he was In. Vest's best defense would be to take his king and shoot diamond back. South would play ow from dummy and ruff.

Then he could lead out ace and an- ither trump and It wouldn't matter where the king was. South would be able to get rid of the losing club on the queen of diamonds. PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY I HCU BE VOU THB HOW'S ABOVWHOSWED HS UFE WHEN HE FEU- THHD06H THE CE MY (HCCKEY STICK HE DOCSN 1 VJTl SAY ANV- MY DON'T BEMOCeST, HNKHf HE'S BCEN CALUN FOR ARCHIE 8)5 flN 1 FRENCH FBK ON putmn wrrn oorTr WJUJ TW DOOR OPEM; HArevtepRoetXM? OH. rrsvEB HAIRY FRIEND, EHf HE lOOKS UIE WEIL, HEBE YE ESfiJ, LTltt EH, LAST AHWCflKCSAMW HAVE MADE IT, UP FROM THE BOCY, CROWDED CMGT HIGHWAY OVBJ THE HIGH, iwoares nroct AHODWH THE IHWHD TOMY APARTMENT NflNM IMPOPTANT BUSWfSS-- MAT ME ABOVE AIL OTHERS-. Iff aatMAi aefKie eAfues HOME jo HER NEWAFwrrMt, Ml! IM fo HAPPY I CAN SAM.

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