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THE OSHAWA TIMES, 4|--Teesdey, December 27, 1965 | I WAS THINKING "{/| | LL 88 THE ONLY MAN Zl : | RIDE ON ANEAD, SENORITA MN @ eict \! |IN THE WORLD WITH J J! A 2 OF Ris Just eoT 3 Socks THAT KEEP 7 | CASEY! TLL TRY TO STOPT --? CARRIED HIS HIPS ae oes ee 1) = Se 1) we ee ase BRIDGE By 6. JAY BECKER {Top -record-hoider ~ in Masters® Individuol Championship Ploy) S King Fomtmrny Rpediionnn, ne (P65, Wytdl riphew com ' S76 East dealer. East-West vulnerable. BUZ SAW TER NORTH © King Features Syndicate, Ine, 1965. Would :/\bte recervind. WELL, EVERY BULLMOOSE YJ --Angus Walters -- COLLECTS SOMETHING /! areas Sint | Oye SYNDICATE OF NOVA SCOT/IANS SHE MEASURES { TELL THE LITTLE NIPPER BULOS"A GREAT NEW FISHING SCHOONER,» FEGT, 'AND every eur vere Sore SHE'S ALSO sae dged peti THE BLUENOSE. HALIFAX DESIGNER INCH A BEAUTY F FAST ENOUGH TO WIN CANADA 9952 J W.J. ROUE TELLS MANAGING OWNER ade wk f THE "8 7 Cd a6 ALTERS... ' i ee : , FROM THE YANKS fF ' 8 barre SOUTH @A95 @KIT @A10743 mhAD The bidding: East South West North Pass INT Pass 3NT Opening lead--six of hearts When you consider' that there are 635,013,559,600 different 13- card hands you can be deali in bridge, it is not at all surprising F that no one is able to bid or 4 AYGHT AT THE WINDOW NOW/ 'Bs Pp Z play all of them correctly. ONE --70 THE GIANTS x > is ' The chances of making a mis- ; és take in any hand dealt at ran- dom are always quite substan- tial, and most players are happy to get by two or three hands: in a row without having done something fairly awful. However, what makes the game really fascinating and a genuine challenge is the fact that most of the mistakes made are of a relatively simple sort which should logically be avoid- ed, but which occur never- ITTLE sti THAT'S A GREAT Z Min : : bye itheless. We LB IS TUE ALL ed HOBBY YOU HAVE : For example, take this hand YOU EVER 904/ re 1 THERE / @ril discreetly follows her onto 4 where South, the declarer, went : 3 ye nti 7 oy wrong. He took the queen of narrow Trail into the jungle hearts with the king, played the tl; ace of clubs followed by the NOW! THE LADY 4 nine, on which West discarded AND THE TIGER» c : "a \a diamond, and how found him- self in real difficulty, Eventual- ly, South wound up going down one. Yet, a _ slight' amount of thought at the start of the hand would have helped him to make the contract, He should have re- alized that the'one outstanding danger he had to protect against was the possibility that East might have four (or five) clubs to the jack. ser WHY, THERE'S NOT] | South should therefore have I WAS USING HIS | " oo . + OLD BEAT. AN ARROW INIT! j i THAT MEAN ME. JONES L EAT -UP fC N | taken steps to deal with this WON'T_GIVE ME BACK CATE FOR, Mh 27 im possibility, since it was impera- MY ARROWS! je --> | ! Ew! tive to keep East out of the Neue sieht SAND "Bs they THAT! A : (AS Py. lead in order to forestall a heart { Cry NOTH LE» _ return through the J-7. He could have arranged to do this quite simply by enering dummy with a diamond at trick two and returning a low club to the nine. The contract would have become a certainty after West followed suit, whether with the jack or a low one. PerelPE CAN DUST cose ANT gt : Oa In the actual case, the safety, |! > oe : or avoidance, play -- whichever THE LONE RANGER LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY SECRET AGENT X9 | @ Ring Poccvee tymen lan MO id salem omerve Distefouted by King Features Syndicate, DONALD DUCK you want to call it -- would have been successful and South would CROSSWORD _| TELEVISION LOG f=" =" AOROSS = 2, Covers a ; Chane! 2--Buttalo | 7--The Fugitive 12:18 Pam . Dismal, for food . i Channel 3--Barrie | 4--CBC Reports 4--Bpeaker of the Moves HOBBY IS WORK . for one 3. Melody TAI i Channel 4¢--Buftale 10:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M, . Iron 4. 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NOW Bergan Ze-Suypermarket sweep | 4:30 PM, ANYONE CAN SEE HE DIDN'T ! || foe F3 %The Wacklest Ship sae mt ue. si eases ga ~HE MADE A ¢ ! EAT THE WHOLE CAKE... 4 (to, | ape j in The Army | gold opp : : .--4+| How To Overcome FY ee nan chet [ances | New and Used MICKEY MOUSE GRANDMA 7--F Troop |8-2--Paradise Bay és Coe hagrghanlisn de na Don You Con Exchange Skates That Fear Of Death x l¢a--piek Van Dyke | oT eae en Are Too Small For A New or 4 | | %--~--Toronto Today - A F 4--Petticoat Junction 1-2--Jeopardy | Used Pair. 10:00 P.M. 7--M Mov! si By JOSEPH G, MOLNER, MD |11-The Mery Griffin. shew | 6--Luncheon' Date WE WILL ALLOW UP TO HALF 14s 4 N ind Weather | ' Ag. Magazine coe ae Pole - 63--Razzie Dazzle Be A aaa IF IN GOOD CON- Dear Dr..Molner: How does|haps it will help Mrs. A. B.'s _ | a person overcome fear of| husband. I think it may. i ennneipanctabenitipiis- death? | More specifically for him,| doctor knew what he was tallee ie dips n hens eign ge COMPLETE LINE OF My husband's fear of it be-| however, are these suggestions.|!"& about! lea' aly ne rey nonid prove gan with palpitafions of the|Any trouble--or supposed trou 5 OFTE ieee tt HOCKEY wpe +h ' 4 i Any ' PP Vege | PILLS OFTEN HARM to be important, various factors heart which he said started) ble--concerning the heart can} Wo 1 would not suggest ask par TAY [AND WOW FoR LOCAL er SGADPEARED about 10 years ago. The doc-fcause anxiety. The- anxiety inl ino pie Teena sare pills mt a st ~ meee EQUIPMENT CURIOUS THA' NOW NEWS.., +-.WHO DIGAPPE; , Wa bd ny rae Csluenea ak : ga laa | 5 8 . and the palpitation. Thyroid ac MAN WHO DOESN'T EVEN | | POLICE IN THE DEVON AREA TAKING WITH HIM tor's checkup showed there is/turn can aggravate the heart)cioh sedatives often are helpful tivity should be checked. Blood Hockey Sticks, P. (ANT TO LIVE---CAN HAVE BEEN ALERTED To THE 's COSTLY PHOTOGRAPHIC nothing wrong, only that he has| s tuation. It becomes a vyicious| in calming the overly tense per:|. iP c ockey Sticks, ants, STILL GET HUNGRY!| | DISAPPEARANCE OF EARL. < t ae EQUIPMENT, THE PROPERTY | | a nervous_condition---The-nervetcircle---and--the--circle needs} 8 Se | pressure, too, What are his hab- Sweat Stocki A CO-FOR j json. but if the nervous spells ESS si . i ' weaters, ockings, DELMONICO; FORMALLY A i - OFTHE MAGAZINE WHICH || Hills he takes don't seem tolto be broken somewhere9 The t its as to smoking, drinking, eat- ; PHOTOGRAPHER. FOR THE : ONCE EMPLOYED HIM é : | , eg wh a | persist (and as a result, the ing? Does he get adequate rest, Shin Pads, etc. WELL-KNOWN ~<-----f stop the palpitation. He gets it) more. he worries, the more his} iniatia ae Ee tronger 7 sinas. A A aE | Snneiders ti ete : oe + palpitation) more or stronger) recreation and exercise? Is he MAGAZINE. VENUS. frequently. heart flutters; the morevit flut-| -oqatives will not necessarily be 24 a s sedatives will not ne S a 3 interested in theatre, cards, Would you advise him to see| ters, the more he worries. ithe answer clubs, hobbies? Or has he let a heart specialist, a psychiatrist Where to break the cir¢ le? Seeing a heart specialist may| himself become so engrossed in| 'or ask his doctor for stronger! For one thing the doctor has/help reassure him--but if hel|his fear of death that he feeds) SHARPENIN nerve pills?--Mrs. A. B. assured him that his heart is| wouldn't believe the first doctor,| his fear by thinking of nothing} G& rar | Every doctor encounters this| healthy, but he refuses to ac-|in spite of the evidence. of 10/else? What are conditions, as) RENTAL LTD. tie thie report: 'Vet he has hadio ee of continued life, why ex-|they may affect his nerves, at problem from time' to time.| cept this repor et he has Haq) ject him to believe another?| home or in his work? 223 King St. W. Some people need. help others| Palpitation for 19 vears. now. tr ' yy 5 EY MUGGS AND SKEETER JULIET JONES ei ba Beate a. vt death cai bepaid nothing has happened. it is|} much more sense to see a psy-}can free himself froin fear of | Mon. to Fei. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. overcome, and | will have more| about' time, for his own peace|chiatrist, and track down the| death. but expert help can make! Set. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. te say about it tomorrow. Per-| of mind, that he decide that theideep-buried tensions or anxie-| the task easier. od