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22 DELAWARE COUNTY (PA.) DAILY TIMES Wednesday, June 20, 1973 etc television programs Bridge Provided by elation June 26,1973 1973 T.V. DAIA, INC. AQUAMAN, BATMAN QD BANANA SPLITS 5:00 ID (23) MISTEROGERS 1 NEIGHBORHOOD ID KING KONG THE ADDAMS FAMILY THE MUNSTERS 5:3.0 NEWSWATCH TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES ffi (23) THE ELECTRIC COMPANY Or GOMER PYLE TROOP THE FUNTSTONES EVENING 6:00 NEWS HODGEPODGE LODGE Q) THE'UNTOUCHABLES The Federal Squad move to clean up gangster Influence in New York's wholesale produce market. (23) SESAME STREET HAZEL Hazel tries to the date of the'r leaving for a at Snowman's Lodge ahead a couple of days. GILLIGAN'S ISLAND GHligan rolling coconut Into an cave and ftoiU more than he bargained for.

NBC NIGHTLY NEWS 0 ABC NEWS WITH SMITH, REASONER TODAY IN DELAWARE S)PETTICOAJ JUNCTION Bobbie Jo ana Betty Jo compete for the favor of Steve heretofore the boyfriend of BilHe Jo, STAR TREK On a routine search for a cultural observer, the Enterprise bombarded ty an alien thermo-nuclear 7:00 WHAT'S MY LINE? TO TELL THE TRUTH TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES CIS NfWV-WALJtt CfcQNKITE f8 TAKE 12 (D LANCER The Lancers unwittingly become Involved with an old rascal who't eight children under hia wing. (23) ANTIQUES THAT GIRL Ann Wail Street tycoon's business card with'scribbled notations which she'a convinced, will make her-rich: 7:30 JOURNEY INTO SUMMER THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT HOGAN'S HEROE5 "Hogan, Go Some" (D TENLINE "Mental Health" THE FRENCH CHEF "Strawberry Souffle for Dessert" (R) (23) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT BJ HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan attempts to enlist a valuable scientist the service of the Allies. ED THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW Sally becomes a television personality overnight. THICKER THAN WATER "In A Pickle." Nellie has regrets after she wins Ernies cooperation in sharing the work and en. trusts him with handling the pickle factory pay- ADAM 12 Officer Reed is suspended when a eying unarmed man and a witness accuse him of the shooting.

(R) CD THE SONNY CHER COMEDY HOUR Guest: Mike Connors. (R) IB AMERICA 73 ID OF LANDS AND SEAS "A Rod, A Gun and Wilderness" (23) ASSIGNMENT: NEW JERSEY CANADIAN PRO FOOTBALL Saskatchewan Roughriders vs. The Hamilton Tiger. CD DICK VAN DYKE II Rob an old Army pal home to dinner but becomes suspicious of his intentions. 8:30 8 WEDNESDAY MYSTERY MOVIE "Cool Million: The Abduction of Bayard millionaire recluse is kidnapped and held for a 310,000 ransom.

(R) ABC WEDNESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK "The Crooked Hearts" starring Rosalind Russell, Douflas Fairbanks, Jr. A somewhat larcenous lady's attempt to catch a rich bachelor through a lonelyhearts club boomerangs into a deadly cat- and-mouse game. (R) (23) FORE! OB MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 9:00 CD DAN AUGUST According to evidence unearthed by August, a leader of the local labor union appears to be guilty, of the assassination of his union's president. CD JUNE WAYNE Ut THE NINE O'CLOCK MOVIE "Girl of the Night" (1960) starring Ann Francis, Lloyd Nolan. The confessions and clinical studj: of a prostitute, who runs away from her prefer sion.

(23) SPECIAL OF THE WEEK 9:30 CD THE TURNING POINTS 10:00 0 SEARCH "Moment of Madness." Control Chief Cameron la abducted by a revenge-maddened former army officer who served under Cameron during wartime. OWEN MARSHALL: COUNSELOR AT LAW "Starting Over Again." A disc jockey with an electronic alibi arranges his wife's murder to incriminate a sportacaster. (R) (E) CANNON Cannon tries, to prevent a crime when he agreer to tall a revenge-bent high school teacher daughter died at a jet-set party. (R) (0 HOMEWOOD "The Barrelhouse." A stirring recreation of the atmosphere of "The Barrelhouse," Angeles mecca for rhythm and blues. (23) SPECIAL OF THE WEEK PERRY MASON lOtfO (23) PROJECT 360 DEGREES SPORTS FINAL 10:35 THE PHIL DONAHUE SHOW Guest: Columnist Jack Anderson.

ID ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS CD VINTAGE FILM FESTIVAL "Saint In Palm Springs" (1941) starring George Sanders, Wendy Barrie. The Saint comes to the aid of a beautiful heiress. 11:30 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW Host: Joey Bishop. ABC WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT "On Location: Chad Everett At Houston Medical Center. A look at giant hospital facilities in Houston with'guest Dr.

Michael DeBakey noted specialist. LATE MOVIE "The.Great: Bank Robbery" (1969) starring Kim Three different groups make elaborate preparations to rob a bank so well pro' tected that even outlaws keep their money there. 0) THE LATE SHOW "Mr. Ace" 1916) starring George Raft, Sylvia Sidney. A ruthless Congresswoman, seeking the governorship, begs the support of a political leader 0 for fraud Q3 WCAU (0 WHVY Q) WPH1 Subjtct to change CD Defense could be better 05" "Worse Than Murder." A woman Is embittered because her husband and her husband's uncle both died Intestate, leaving her penniless.

12:30 ffi NIGHT SPORTS Championship Wrestling. 1:00 NEWS EARLY MORNING NEWS PERSPECTIVE HIGHWAY PATROL ONE MINUTE WITH YOUR BIBLE 1:30 CD THE LATE SHOW I Square Jungle" (1956) starring Tony Curtis. "DELAWARE VALLEY BULLETIN BOARD 1:35 THOUGHT FOR TODAY 3:15 10 GIVE US THIS DAY 3:20 THE LATE SHOW II "Behind the High Wall" (1956) starring TomTully, Sylvia Sidney. 5:05 CD SEA HUNT THURSDAY COPYRIGHT J973 T.V. DATA, INC.

June 21, 1973 MORNING 5:55 6:00 (E) Ui This Day (C) Thought Today (0 Summer ft) Farm Rsport Eyewitness What's It All About Operation Alphabet Country Muiie (C) CD Walrs Up Farm, CI Today (C) (Q CBS (C) 6:10 6:15 6:30 7:00 7:30 Today (C) Capt. (CJ Kangaroo (C) :25 (Cf VrWW (C) 8:30 Today (C) 8:55 Dialing for Dollan 9:00 Somerset (C) Mikt Douglas CD B.fty (C) Sesame Street (C) 9:30 Jeopardy (C) AFTERNOON 12:00 Newi, (C) Newt Jeopardy CD Young and fQ Rocky and Friends S3 Uncle Waldo QD New Zoo Revue (C) Mereiarose Split Second (C) Noonday on (C) CD Search, Tomorr'w (C) (Q Galloping Gourmet Who, What Game QD Mighty Hercules g0 NBC Newi 1:00 All My Children (C) What's My Line? (C) CD What's Happening fQ The Afternoon Movie "Spy Strikes Silently" (1965) Lang- Jeffries Jam and Love CD Today at the "Importance of Being Earnest" (1953) 1:30 Three on a Match Lat Mate a Deal QD World Turns (C) CJJ The Electric Co. Not for Women Only 2:00 D.yt of Our Livet Newlywed Game (C) CD Guiding Light (CJ Q) Dr. Joyce Brothers 1:30 The Doctort (C) f-J The DaHng Game CD of Night (CJ VJr'l Green Acres 3:00 Another World 10:00 10:30 10:40 10:45 11:00 11:30 11:40 11:45 tt's Your Dinah's Place Exercise with Gloria The Joker'i Wild Jack (C) Love, American Style CD Th $10,000 Pyramid Q) Lucille Rivwa Newt Now Cartoon Funtime QD Newt 0 C'nt'ry (C) Pauword CD Gambit (C) Romper Room (C) QD Paul Dixon 0 H'lyw'd Bewitched (C) CD Love of Life (C) fcjy Dennis the Menace Q3 Valley Today Q) News (Q Dela. Bulletin Board CD CBS Mid-day News By JACOBY SON North had the minimum values for his jump to six no trump, mut as he said later, values were all in aces and kings.

Soutih won the heart lead in dummy so as to be able to -ry a spade finesse at trick two. It worked. South ran off all the spades and discarded two clubs from dummy. West jettisoned a heart. After the nice behavior of the spade suit, South could count to 11 top tricks and there were plenty of ways to collect a 12th.

He didn't think hearts would break, he cashed his king and queen to put a little pressure on East. East wasn't bothered. He just chucked two clubs. Then South went after diamonds. Diamonds didn't M-eak any more than hearts hed, ra Genera! Hospital New Price Is Right (0 Willie Webbar Space Gianh QD Felii the Cat 3:30 fc) Return to Peyton Place (C) Life to Live Hollywood's Talking Astro Boy The Three 4:00 Mike Douglat Snow Four O'ClocIc Movie "House on 92nd St" (1945) William Eythe Somerset (C) 10 The Secret Storm (C) Sesame Street Capt.

Scarlet C0 Huck and Yogi 4:30 Merv Griffin 10 TV 10 Early Movw "Quebec" (1951) Carinne Calvet tjf Spider man pp Superman Q3 Banana 5:00 Mister Rogen Neighborhood (C) CD George of the JungU S) The Addams Family CD The Munsters 5:30 Newswatch (CJ Truth or The Electric Co. CQ Gomer Pyle Troop GO) The Flintstorwi NORTH 4109 A 6 4 2 4 7 5 4 743 WEST 4 7 6 5 If 109 8 5 4 8 2 8 EAST 4 4 3 2 3 410965 SOUTH (D) A A 7 AQ8 4 A 2 East- West vulnerable West North East South 3N.T. Pass 6N.T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead-- Do you remember when Andrew Mellon at PMC i to get honorary degree 50 YEARS AGO Originally the structure which now comprises the club house proper upon the enohanting' preserves of the Brinton Ldke Club housed a grist, and 'aw mill and cider press. However, history relates the cider press was.

removed some time previous to the visita' yesterday of the members of the Delaware County Chester Real Estate Boards But the water wheel remained, making its almost perpetual evolution through the motive power by overhej'l emersion. The removal of cider press had no dampening influence upon the insistence of the assembled brokers to make the very best of a wonderfully wholesome day's outing. Governor Gifford pi ichot and U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon arrived this morning for the Pennsylvania Military College commencement exerciser at which they are to receive honorary degrees. governor received a 17-gnr salute and Secretary Mellon a 19-gun salute.

75 YEARS AGO A i occurred about 12:30 it didn't bother South West discarded a club at on but all. tie tihird diamond to leave limself with one heart and two clubs. South didn't have to worry about a club' finesse. He simply led dummy's last heart to throw West in and West had.to lead a club right up to the ace-queen. Could the defense have done any better? West could have tried.

He could have discarded two clubs on South's spades. Then when the three-card ending was reached South would have had to decide about the location of the club king. He probably would have guessed right and made an overtrick, but he might well have gone wrong and lost the slam. 20 The bidding has been: West North East South I Pass 14 Pass 2 4 Pass 34 Pass You, South, hold: 4 A 7 6 9 5 4 453 What do you dp now? A--Bid three diamonds. You are going to four spades or higher 'later.

TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner continues to three no-trump. What do you do now? Answer tomorrow Daily Times correspondents (If you have any community news you would like to have published in the Daily Times call your i ALDAN Mrs. Hudson, 110 Penn East MA 3-1731. ASTON Mrs. 2150 Springhouse Dorothea Reynolds Lane, Bridgewate Farms.

494.2078; Marianne Marchlik, 58, Concord Road, Aston. GL 9-06B5. BETHEL Mrs. Eileen Shomo, 162i S. Garnet Mine Road, Boothwyn.

HU BIRMINGHAM Mrs. Phoebe Copes 116 Grist Mill Road, Glen Mills. GL 9-8446. BROOKHAVEN--Mrs. Carol Webb, 490 Jackson Drive, Brookhaven.

TR 4-9203 CHESTER HEIGHTS Marilyn Tur ney, 2535 Valley Forge Drive, Boothwyn 1U 5-9740. CHESTER TWP. Mrs. Madeline Petrillo, 1303 Adair Road, Chester. TR 4-V365.

CLAYMONT Dick Horlon, 426( Betl el Road, Boothwyn. HU 5-3839. CLIFTON HEIGHTS Mrs Em Lou Rodinl, 5237 Springfield Roac Clifton Heights. MA 3-0793. COLWYN Mrs.

Theresa Scully, 23 High Sharon Hill. LU 3-5923. COLLINGDALE 410 Netherwood FL 2-8341. Your birthday Stella WEDNESDAY, Born today, you JUNE 20 are inclined toward artistic pursuits by nature, though you may well be turned away from such pursuits by a 1 a ne practicality. That you will suffer at least some degree of inner because of the conflict of interests set up by the differing standards dictated Thursday, June 21 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -Exercise your a a tendencies for things artistic.

Whatever is beautiful can be made to serve you well if you wL'l give it the oppotunity. CANCER (June 21-July 22 -Find the right buyer and you'll be "home free," Don't expect miracles but don't settle on anything less than what is fair by native vs. acquired attitudes should be all too obvious to any who know you even reasonably fact that you don't often, tallow such turmoil to show in your face or be demonstrated in your actions may mislead others for a time but not for long. To find what is in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday and read the corresponding paragraph. Lei your birthday star be your daily guide.

and right. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The Leo who indulges his love of the literary may well fine himself launched upon a new hobby this morning perhaps even a new career! VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Combine leisuretime activities with necessary chores if you would have the day go well and swiftly.

Keep abreast of what the competition is doing. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) -Take care not to disturb any GENUINE STRIDE-RITE INFANTS' SANDALS BLUE I WHITE RED PATENT LEATHER Mrs. Linda Reilly Road, Upper Darby yesterday at the resident of George p.

Gideon, burgess of Swarthmore BorOugfr The Joss will aggregate nearly The people of Maivus Hook were startled yesterday by a shrieking sound like t. tc song of a Spanish shell raslui, the 1 air. Some were startled but an investigation showed that the cause il-c noise was the explosion of a tire on District Attorney Schaffer's bicycle as ae 'orie down the pike. Gale Cobourn's son repaired the damaged runner in good shape and ti.e law i of the Commonwealth went lus way rejoicing. Cadets Mungo J.

Dick and E. T. Tassey, two graduates of P.M-C. in the Class of '98 expect to leave to-day Mr. Dick's home out a Pittsburgh.

They will go on their bicycles. 25 YEARS AGO Chester Councilman John C. Kane died Saturday night at the age of 56 as his (home, 329 Pennell Street; of a heart ailment. A 60-year old Chester steelworker was drowned in Delaware Bay Saturday night after a sudden, violent storm upset a small fishing boat. Three other Chester men in the same party managed to to U)e overturned craft until rescued.

The dead man was Fred G. Larkin, of '920 Glen Terrace, a patternmaker at General Steel Castings Company for the last 15 years. Rescued were Colin S. Obenchain, 54, and his son, Colin 28, of 939 Glen Terrace, and Harry Birtvvell, 67, of 1020 Kerlin Street. i i LITTLE RJU AW 6IVIW PASSEES- 6VA CHUCKLE? WHATSA MATTER)' I'LL IFVOU POMTTAKE WITH HAVJM' A A.THAT THIMQ APART RlOHT THE SETTING UPA FEOUT VAEP SALDOW AWD STOCXIWG IT WITH NEIGHBORHOOD PEOPLE WILL THIKJK WE DRIWK OUR I WHY MOTHERS GET SPAY Editors' Quiz on BASIL who have requested peace 'and quiet.

An excellent day for demonstrating how well you can follow orders. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Don't allow an inborn desire for to stand in way of necessity of remaining close .0 home base. Your fortune is to be made on the premises.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Avoid any unnecessary contact with one who has recently set himself up as your chief competition. Exercise your own free will in financial matters. CAPRICORN (Dec.

22-Jan. 19) Emphasize the positive and CONCORD Mrs. Eileen Siiomo, 162 Garnet Mine Road, Boothwyn. HU 5-6428. DARBY Mrs.

Theresa Scully, 23 High Sharon Hill. UU 3-5923. DARBY TOWNSHIP Joyce Hamm 904 Sharon Sharon Hill LE 4-7829 DREXEL HILL Mrs. Linda Reilly 0 Netherwood Road, Upper Darby. FL 2-8341.

EAST LANSDOWNE Mrs. June Hudson, 110 Penn Blvd. MA 3-1731. EDDYSTONE Mrs. Barbara Ormsby, 402 Milmont Milmont Park.

LE 2-5419. EDGMONT Mrs. Ann Ratliff, Box 247 Gradyvllle, Pa. Gu FOLCROFT Mrs. Clara L.

Sacks, 1570 Elmwood Ave. LU 6-5706. GLENOLDEN Mrs. Ruth Blssex, 606 Seneca Norwood. LE Z-5694.

HAVERFORD Mrs. Ruth Turner, hatham Farm, Edgmont (RD Newtown Square P.O.) EL 6-6904. LANSDOWNE Hudson, 110 Perm Lans- downs. MA 3-1731. LOWER CH1CHESTER Mn.

G. Marilyn Turney, 2535 Valley Forge Drive, Boothwyn. HU 5-9740. Dick Horton. 'lw Bethai Road, Boothwyn.

HU MARCUS HOOK Kl Church Hook. HU S-0927. MARPLE ca Hercer. 22U Clover DriVe, Broomall, EC. 6-7134.

MORTON Mrs. Helen Morrison, 70S Agnes Morton. Kl 3-1772. MEDIA Helen Passero, 361 Firnum Road. LO 6-0948.

MIDDLETOWN Mrs. Lynn Rankin, 3 Man 0' War Drive, Lima. McGeehan, 205 Richard Road. Aston. MILLBOURNE Mrs.

Linda Reilly, 410 Netherwood Road, Upper Darby. FL 2-8341. NETHER PROVIDENCE--Mrs. Jeanne Wright, 521 Hastings Walllngford. TR 2-3759.

NEWTOWN Mrs, Gretchen Sen- woebel 114 Llndberg Broomall. 353-0199. NORWOOD Mrs. Ruth Bissex, 606 Seneca LE 2-5694 PARKS1DE Mrs Cirol Webb, 4907 Jackson Drive, Brookhaven TR 4-9201 PROSPECT PARK Mrs. Ruth Blssex, 606 Seneca Norwood.

LE 2-5694. RIDLEY PARK Mrs. Ormiby, 402 Milmont Ave. LE 2-5413. RIDLEY TWP.

Mrs. Barbara Orsmby, 402 Mllmonl LE 2-5413. ROSE VALLEY--Mrs. Jeanne Wright, 521 Hastings Walllngford. TR 2-3759 RUTLEDGE Mrs.

Helen Morrison, 708 Agnes Morton. Kl 3-1722. SHARON HILL Clara Sacks, 1570 Elmwood Folcrotl. LU 6-5706. SPRINGFIELD-Mrs.

Linda Rellly, 410 Nelherwood Road, 2-8341; Mrs. Anne Upper Darby, E. Dalle, 1024 monds Drexel Hill. HI t-49fb. FL Ed- SWARTHMORE-- Mrs.

Marion Ugue, 620 Yale Kl 3-4522. THORNBURY Mrs. "hoebe Couej, 116 Grist Mill Road, Glen Mills. you should be able to make exceptional gains by early evening. Realize a minor goal but only after making a major decision.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18) Consider the views anil opinions of those who have it in their power to raise you a higher level on the employment scene or to cast you down. PISCES (Feb. 19 March 20) A day when educational pursuits are to be considered of primary i ance Remember past lessons if you are to make the best impression on another.

ARIES (March 21 April 19) -Devote your time to affairs that will increase your earning power. Perfect your ideas concerning a new project -before, not after, you begin work on it. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) A sense of humor is vital to the day's success. If you take an adverse hour Loo seriously you may complicate matters beyond repair. TINICUM Mrs.

Ruth 606 Seneca Norwood. LE 2-5694. TRAINER Mrs. Ruth Dooley, 821 Church Marcus Hook. HU i-0927.

UPLAND Marianne Marchlik, 585 Concord Road. Aston. GL 9-0685. UPPER CHICHESTER Mrs. G.

Mar lyn Turney, 2535 Valley Forge Drive Booihwyn. HU 5-9740, Dick Horton, 4260 Bethel Road, Booihwyn. HU 5-3839. UPPER DARBY Mrs. Linda Reilly, 410 Netherwood Road, Upper Darby, FL 2-8341.

UPPER PROVIDENCE Helen Passaro, 361 Farnum Road, LO 6-0948. YEADON June Hudson, 110 Penn Blvd. East Lansdowne. MA 3-1731. QUESTION: What is basil? ANSWER: Basil is an aromatic herb of the mint family.

There are a number of varieties of this plant, but the well- known or common type is sweet basil. It is an Old World plant which originated in the East, in India and later was cultivated in Europe. It has been held in high esteem for many years. The Ancient Greeks called it "the herb of kings." In old England, it was considered an honor to be presented with a pot of basil. Basil is an annual, planted by seed, in the late spring when the -weather is warm.

It resembles spearmint, with tooth-edged leaves and small, white or purplish flowers. It grows about one foot tall, and is prized for its purple- tinged leaves which are gathered during the growing season for use as seasoning in cooking and for medicinal purposes. It can be brought indoors and cultivated in pots during the winter. The leaves of basil are used in seasoning soups, steaks, duck, spaghetti sauce and cheese and tomato dishes. The delicate mint-like flavor of basil resembles somewhat the flavor of cloves.

6-20 (Barbara Toth of Norristown, wins a prize Jor this question. You can win $10 cash plus AP's handsome World Yearbook if your question, mailed on a postcard to Junior Editors in care oj this newspaper, is selected for a prize THERE OUGHTA KE A LAW POTMITTLE WEMTTOTUE LAST MOMTH VOU'RE OVJERWEIGHTJ VOO'RE OVERWEIGHT! GO OH A DIET. QUIT 6MOklHG, AND EXERCISE USTeH.DOC/i'OUTOLD METHAT LAST GOOMAOlT, QU.ITSMCMMG, IDA VISIT JU5TTO HEAR THAT SAME TM AND Wt-IEM POTMITTLE 8ACR AOAIW THIS MONTH.