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Hiss 2 Ys EB wie Y Y yy* 25 [26 Za 29 Li 30 YG mM 33 [34 GO AHEAD, GENERAL ....SAY IT TO THEM LIKE I TOLD You, Sy HUBERT YOUR HEALTH | Dear Dr. Molner: We live in an area where stores are few and far between. My family (six children) uses 18 half-gal- lons of milk a week. I don't drive and can't always get to the store if I run out of milk, so I have been buying non-fat dry milk to keep on hand. The children like it. Would it also be all right to give it to a baby of five months after being on a formula, or would regular milk be better? --F.A.M. Keeping a reserve of dry non-fat milk, which can be re- constituted with water when needed, sounds like a good idea in your situation, but there are two things you must keep in mind. The fact that it is non-fat milk means that the butterfat has been removed. It is, there- fore, roughly skim milk, in dry form. Reconstituted, it has the same nutritional value as that of skim milk. NON-FAT MILK GOOD With the butterfat removed, the non-fat milk does not have the same calorie value as whole milk. The non-fat milk is good for children or adults--but you still have to make up, in one way or another, the calories re- presented by the missing fat. For an overweight child, the non-fat milk would be prefera- ble, and the same is -true ef adults--either skim milk or thy non-fat type. But for the child who needs the full calorie value, which is true of most, you have to keep in mind that the non-fat milk shortch: him in that re- gard. But one other important con-} sideration must be kept in Non-Fat Dry Milk Suggested For Baby By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD milk on the market is also en: riched with Vitamin D. The non-fat milk is not. Vitamin D is also known as the "anti-rickets vitamin," andl' for quite some years has been added to milk as a safeguari| against children developing rickets (soft, misshapen bones.) Only this summer the Ameri- can Academy of Pediatrics, not- ing the increased use of non-fat milk, recommended that chil- dren who got it also be given a Vitamin D_ supplement. The younger the child, the more im- portant this is. Therefore I would not use the non-fat milk for the baby with- out discussing it with your doc- tor and making sure that the baby gets adequate Vitamin D. RICKETS UNCOMMON Rickets is now uncommon in the United States because of this Vitamin D added to milk. Dear Dr. Molner: My year- old baby swallowed a button last week, a little larger than one from a man's shirt. Can it cause serious damage? She eats and sleeps well.--Mrs. T.B. I'd forget about it. It has no sharp edges. In fact, the button doubtless already has left baby's system. Dear Dr. Molner: I assumed that the "pill" was for birth control but now I am told that isn't so, that it is an interrup- tion of pregnancy.--Mrs. J.H. You.were right all along. The pill is not an interruption of pregnancy. Rather, it brings about a change in hormone level in the body which is very similar to that which occurs in pregnancy. This "deceives" the body so that (as is the case dur- ing pregnancy) no more ovula- tion occurs. Without ovulation, mind, and this is particularly|there cannot be a pregnancy. true with the baby. Most whole Note to F.W.S.: Yes, it is true THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, October 16, 1967 24 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER East dealer. North-South vulnerable. NORTH $xiose @KI42 HA0854 88 A107632 KI9 ey ¢ 373 106 ' souTH 4 $iss | 109876 &KQ3 The bidding: East South West North 3 4 is 5@ J S Me De Opening Jead--ace of spades. This hand occurred in . the match between Italy and Argentina in 1958 and resulted in a 1,370-point gain for the Italian team, At the first table, where Chiaradia and D'Alelio were North-South for Italy, the bid- ding went as shown. The Argentine West led the ace of spades, which was ruffed in dummy. D'Alelio had no trouble mak- ing six. He played a club to the king and led a diamond. West took the ace and returned a second spade, ruffed in dummy with the jack, Declarer then cashed the king of diamonds, felling the queen, and discard- led two hearts on dummy's llong clubs to make the doubled M/\contract with an overtrick. So D'Alelio scored 950 points for Italy against a disappointed West -who made only one trick despite his promising hand. At the other table the bidding |was less complicated but equal- l'y gratifying to the Italians. |Belladonna, West for Italy, bid la spade after two passes. |North doubled and Avarelli |jumped to four spades. | awkward decision to make -- land Belladonna became declan jer at four spades, . North had no clearly indi cated opening lead, but made the excelltnt choice of a club, Had he led a heart or a dia: mond, West would easily have made four. Howevever, event the ace of clubs lead proved in: effective when South elected te signal at trick one with the queen South's reluctance to play the three on the ace is understand: able -- he was afraid that North would shift to another suit if he followed low--but the come-on signal with the queen proved fatal. North continued with a club, but since West's jack became a trick in the process, the con- tract was easily made. Bella- donna won South's diamond re- turn with the ace, drew trumps, cashed the jack of clubs discarding a diamond from dummy and conceded a heart to the ace to score an additional 420 points for Italy. SPORT BRIEFS STAR SUSPENDED LONDON (AP) -- Jim Bas ter, star of Scotland's soccet team, was suspended 21 days Wednesday for kicking an oppo: nent while playing for Sunder+ land against Fulham in an Eng: lish League game Aug. 23. Bax- ter will miss the European Nations Cup game against Northern Ireland Oct. 21. SIGN CENTRE GUELPH (CP) -- Butch Mar- tin, manager - coach of Guelph Regals of the Ontario Hockey Association senior A league, Wednesday announced the sign- ing of centre Terry Oliver, for- mer junior player with Guelph and Niagara Falls. It will be his third season with the Regals. STANKY GETS RAIS E CHICAGO (AP)-- Chicago White Sox today gave manager Eddie Stanky a new fournyear contract with a raise in pay. Stanky now has a contract run- ning through the 1971 American League baseball season. The White Sox were eliminated from the pennant race Friday night: NATIONALS BEATEN WINNIPEG (CP) -- Detroit Red Wings of the NHL beat Canada's national team 2-0 Sat- urday night in a fast but close- checking exhibition hockey game before 9,600 fans. Paul Henderson and Bruce McGregor scored the goals that gave the Red Wings a sweep of a two-game exhibition series. Red Wings won the first game 5-1 Thursday. 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