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' 10.45—Keyboard Capers 11.00-—Christmas Gift Shop ;1.30—Three for the Show Part 1 .M. 12.00—Three for the Show Part 2 12.15—News 12.30—W_eather ' 12.35-—Three for the Show Part 3 1.00—Time for Teens 2.00—Prince County Roundup .. z.30—Memories in Music 3.00—News and Weather 3.05-—Club 1240 4.30——Rural Rhythms 5.30———Golden Valley Boys 0.00—News‘ and Weather asaaesasssasaasasa eaamggappgo . 888 0 551338 8888 . and 1.1!) CBC News CONTRACT BRIDGE nyntsay 6.10—InI:erlude BECKER ' Iouth dealer. Neither side vulnerable. Opening lead-—six of hearts.. West was in an awkward posi- don to choose an opening lead, all four suits having been bid, and decided to lead a heart. East won with the ace and re- turned a heart. Declarer took the king. and with nine sure tricks in sight, led the ace of diamonds. then the jack, which held, and fin- ally another diamond. South could not be prevented from getting to dummy with a spade, and wound up with a spade. two hearts. four ,dia- monds. and two clubs. A spade lead originally by West would have defeated the contract. but there is doubt that. West can be faulted for having failed to find the killing lead. He MICKEY MOUSE ' the spade should not be return- had a difficult choice to make. There is no doubt, however. that East’s defense was inade- quate. After winning the ace of hearts he should have returned the jack of spades. There is quite a difference be- tween choosing a blind opening lead. before seeing the dummy, and choosing the subsequent de- tense. after dummy's hand is seen. There are two reasons why ed and not the heart. First. it is an attacking lead designed to promote tricks for the defense if. by any chance, West obtains the lead again. Second, and far more import- ,ant. is the fact that It attacks dummy’s entry. The long dia- mond suit, from East’s view - point. is very threatening. ob- viously. on the bidding. declarer will be able to establish dum- my’s diamonds very quicldy. The only entry to the dia. monds, after they are establish- ed. is in plain sight—the K-Q of spades. That entry must be de- stroyed at ‘once. Hence. the jack of spades lead. Declarer cannot recover from this stroke. He can huff . and puff but he can't blow the house down. He can win the spade and lead diamond honors from dum- my. trapping the -king.‘ but East need only be careful not to cov. or with the king. Without the diamond suit South can make only eight tricks» Eradication of dummy‘: entry is the killing blow. 8.80—Passpoi-I to Daydreams 4‘.UU-—i-.' ;;. 7.15—Inl.ei‘lude 7.20——i\l;Iri‘Iime \l'I‘;-Illier 1.30—Sl1owtime Tunes 7,45——Latin American Rhythms 8.00—Rocl< ‘n’ Roll Party 11. Once more 13. West 13. slmilare 14. Unstitched 15. Malt drink 10. Heat. u 11. Radium 18. Cancel 20. Flowed 21. Ancient 22. Robber 83.'l'rite 26.Coln (lnd.) 2'l.6aap 28. Coin. (Peru) 29. Girl's name 80.11‘:-ee Stcontinent 85. Festival 86. Hair ribbon 81. Chalice: }9.1n.frequent (0. Zodiac sign 41. 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