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Tobacco Sales Start Today TILLSONBURG, Ont. (CP) = First consignments of Ontario's 1967 flue-cured tobacco crop go under the Dutch Auction blocks today. While the quality is expected lo be good the crop is estimated io be as much as 27 million mounds below the 238 million- pound target agreed on last spring by buyers and the Ontar- o Flue-Cured Tobacco Growers Marketing Board. Growers planted their biggest acreage ever--more than 130,- 0 acres--but a cool, wet grow- ng season slashed yields. >presentative, , J. P. ROBERTS sho will be at jeorgian Motor Hotel Oshawa, Ontario on day, November 16th lephone 723-4693 quire a term loan to start, re or expand your business, you to discuss your needs representative, F nous TRIAL LOPMENT BANK CING FOR CANADIAN BUSINESSES 0 University Avenue Toronto 1, Ontario slephone 248-1145 H °7.75-14 ALL IN PAIRS "18.85 each 19.95." 18.95 20.95 121.95 24.95 ~ 26.95 21.95 24.95 26.95 WHITEWALLS LY HIGHER self as it rolls, lundreds of traction 1ice and bare roads, usta whisper (you'll the window to hear: Built with tempered ERSYN subber for NTEE [Oo CENTRE ST. W. 725-4543 HAS TWO DENTS IN THE FENDER, AND THE { THERE'RE NINETY-SIx TRADING STAMPS THE GLOVE COMPARTMENT, n RECIPE FOR CURRY, SCADS OF BOBBY PINS --~ OH, ONE OF THOSE LITLE | MILES EAST QF HAVANA HARBOR, BUZ, [TWO PAIRS OF BROKEN SUNGLASS | WHERE THE CUBAN FISHERMEN HOOKED i SEE WHAT OUR SONAR PICKS UP? BUZ SAWYER =i Feateres Syudicatm, World rights nd 8 me is yy "THE PHYSIOLOGICAL AND SOCIOL OGICAL, ~aareeomp leans IDIAN" winless <P te ' SAID YOU DON'T | HIM? WE'RE PLIVING PRETEND! FGONES 16 PRETENDIN 6HE'6, A FAMOUS OPEI RS GEN'RAL JUBILATION WE J. CORNPONE SHORE -] TRIED DIDALOT FO'OUR / TO-BUT SIDE. DID WE DO HE ANYTHING FO' EXCAPED/" PRIZES EACH BOY OR GIRL -- UNDER 14 WILL RECEIVE A FREE COKE OR ORANGE DRINK. BUT YOU ALWAYS WE'RE 3 MILES OFF PT. GUANABO...12 THE UNDERWATER GADGET, WHAT SAY WE MAKE A FEW LAZY PASSES AND COULD THE hy _ CUBANS HAVE ) THREE UNDER- fi} WATER A INSTALLATIONS? |THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, (SALE SAIL! JANE ARDEN TH ENEMY, NATOHERLY 7 SEE TH' INSCRIPTION ?-- "BE THE LUCKY MILLIONTH at the CIVIC AUDITORIUM -- SUNDAY, NOV. JUNIOR "A" HOCKEY -- 7:30 P.M. SOUVENIRS THEY ALSO GIVE HIM 40 ACRES ) O' LAND --NOW KNOWN AS LAS VEGAS? WE ALLUS INVITES HIS DESCENDANTS FO' ee \ SADIE HAWKINS DAY=> NAN THEY ALLUS DON'T "SECRET AGENT X9 T SHOULD HAVE KNOWN MY SONS WOULD BUNGLE. LIKETHE ROOF &% JUST CAVED IN... B ICANTLETA LITTLE OLD LADY HENRY eur! YOU CAN PRETEND YOU'RE THE SWEETEST 6) RL IN THE WORLY,' THURSDAY EVENING 2--Of Lends and Seas 6:00 P.M. WHE ROUSED OCELOT F Fo AL 18 SMEARING WR NARP wi No Respect FOR ELMONICO'S PRESS CLIPPINGS! " JULIET JONES ie MAN' HASN'T HAD IT EAcy THIS QUARTER... "7 DOGGING IT? DON'T on, iz NES ae MICKEY MOUSE 1'M1 GONNA TELL THE KIDS T DON'T FEEL LIKE BAKING TODAY.' GRANDMA GOLLY, LITTLE TYKES CA\ SURE BE Peweuacive/ SAY, I HEAR "HEPPIE* TITUS db tig Rock's)" he Pee, "FOUR" A\ MUGGS AND SKEETER ~ AND IT WAS AN HOUR BEFORE THE FOOTBALL TEAM COULD HEAR SIGNALS IN THE AFTER HEPPIES COMBO PLAYED AT THE REHEARSAL ON b TE FIELD VESTERDAY...OBODY COULD HEAR THE GIFERL EADERS TELEVISION LOG Channel 2--Buffalo | Channel 3--Barrie | 1 Man from | Channet 4--Butisio | "9:30 PLM, Channel 6--Toronto 7--Peyton Place Channel 7--Buffalo | 28--Dr i bere c | . Channel 8--Rochester | 12--Dean Martin Channel %--Toronto 1--The Mery Griffin Show Channel 11~--Hamilton 7--Good Company 6--Dragnet Channel 12--Peterborough 3---Run for Your Life 2-8--Dean Martin 10:30 P.M, 5:00 P.M, | 7--Second Hundred 1a--R Hf and his Years 3 Friends . | 6--The wae North N--Jericho 1:00 P.M, r. 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Russian ds Ci inland séa, ATTA GIRL, CHRISTY! WHOOP IT UP! . erat 9, 1967 27 MAKE THE CUBANS THINK 7 | ee }| BRIDGE HAVING A BALL! SToP ENGINES! NOW'S A GOOD By B. JAY BECKER |(Top Record-Holder in Masters' | Individual Championship Play) | North dealer. East-West vulnerable. NORTH 4210742 9563 i OA5 KJ104 WEST EAST A JUST LOOK AT }) GOLD COIN / WE Be ss Sore THAT, BILLY / ARE RICH, | ©Q2107643 @K982 JOUNNY/ | £96 | # &AQ83 | SOUTH | 4K8653 | 9AQ105 | as | #752 | The bidding: North East South West Pass Pass 1@ Pass its | Opening lead -- six of dia |monds A slig ht deviation from rou- UNFORTUNATELY, > '\, Fas CORRIGAN, L USED. THE LAST GAS PELLET IN MY CIGARETTE HOLDER TO SUBDUE YOUR , WIFE. ON YOU L \ MUST USE,., GIFTS |tine play occasionally produces jan unusual result, as it did in this hand which occurred in a team of four match | At the first table, West led a 'diamond which declarer won in dummy with the ace2 A low spade to the king lost to the ace, and West returned a dia- mond which South ruffed After playing a spade to the queen and a low spade back to the eight, declarer finessed the ten of clubs, losing to the queen |Back came a heart, the queen losing to the king, and South went down one when West re- turned a club to East's ace. If you examine all four hands, it would seem that there is no way for South to escape defeat But the declarer at the second table succeeded in making the ontract by introducing a slight \variation in the play. He also won the diamond lead with the ace, but at trick two he ruffed ja diamond instead of leading a low trump to the king. This deviation from the play at the first table created a prob- jlem in defence for West which THIS MESSAGE COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. he was unable to solve. At trick three, declarer led jthe king of spades which West won with the ace. (Declarer led the king in order to guard HUBERT against the possibility of 'West's having the A-J-9.) Shorn of his safe diamond squeé & Seto ' 54 (TELEVISION? two, West had. to chen be tween returning a heart or a ~ tart ' club, and, not knowing how the : ieee cards were distributed, he elected to return a heart. This play gave declarer the contract. While it can be argued that a club return was perhaps the better play, the fact remains that the second declarer pro- vided the defence with a chance to go wrong which was not pre- sented to the enemy by the de- clarer at the first irst table. HERE'S YOUR TROUBLE - THE ONE- YEAR GUARANTEE ON THE PICTURE . TUBE JUST EXPIRED! -_-" Home Of Medicine Island Of Cos VANCOUVER (CP) -- Twa University of British Columbia doctors are playing leading parts in an international scheme to re-establish the Greek island of Cos as the home of world medicine. Dr. Oscar Sziklai, a forestry faculty genetics expert, and Dr. William C. Gibson, a professer of medical history, plan to raise funds for a monument on Cos dedicated to Hippocrates, the father of medicine. YOUR R HEALTH carry nitro-glycerin pills. If} ever there were a person in my give him a pill before a doctor! arrived? --T.Y. Don't do it. Nitro-glycerin or similar tab- lets, as obviously you know, are extremely helpful, as well as being safe, in halting the pain from attacks of angina pectoris 'There is a great deal of differ- heart attack. Generally speak-| - |ing, an angina attack is the re- sult of a heart having demands) made upon it which are greater| than the heart--already weak- cramping pain is a_ warning. to carry the heart past its pe- riod of cramping rebellion But I would not recommend some. other type of seizure? Second, nitro-glycerin can cause a drop in blood pressure, and as such a drop often occurs with a heart attack, any further depression of blood pressure} should be avoided, NARCOTIC NECESSARY, Third, the pain of a heart at- tack ordinarily cannot be re- lieved by nitro; a narcotic usual-| ly is necessary. And finally, nitro will not pre- vent or retard a heart attack once it is in progress. Dear Dr. Molner: Are there! pain caused by shingles?--Mrs,| V.M.S. Controlling the pain is the big problem in shingles--when the A Nitro-Glycerin Pills For Angina Pains By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD Dear Dr. Molner: I always{case is severe and continuing. It It was Dr. Gibson who origi- presence having a heart attack,| could it do him any harm to|be periods in which nothing less| aid he isn't sure whether the ened--is able to meet. The} giving the same pills to some-) one having a heart attack be-| cause, in the first place, how jallergy gy is the basic cause | any pills I could take to stop the|government spending of $1 They plan to do this by selling seeds, from the legendary syca- more tree under which Hippa- 'icrates is said to have written his books. The seeds are to be sold to physicians around the | world | Dr. Sziklai recently returned from Cos and brought with him a collection of 100 of the seeds. Two pounds more, 500,000 of them, were later shipped to Vancouver. varies a aon: deal from one nated the idea of raising the a He anower there |money by sending the seeds to n the severe cases, there Can|qootors around the world. He than narcotics will serve, but! ceeds will be allowed to germi- these must be used for only alnate and saplings sold, or limited time to prevent addic-\pofhor the secds will be en: tion. Therefore your answer is cased in plastic for sale. not to hunt for "pills" but to ask) The movement is planned to your doctor for the right pain- |build a 1,200-seat lecture thea- killer \tre, plus restaurant facilities ' land a hotel on the island, as Dear Dr , Molner: A friend|part of the Hippocrates monu- ence between angina. and a|Whose husband is a physician|ment, tells me that doctors haye found] Dr. Sziklai said the objective that all allergies, in¢luding €c-lis to raise $50,000 in two years. zemas and hay fever, are emo-|He estimated the number of tionally induced illnesses. Is this doctors in the world at 3,000,000, 'true?--Mrs. K.T. = Not quite. It is probably true|BUILDING OPENED |that there is an emotional ele- -ANAGAN F The nitro-glycerin gives a mild,jment involved in allergies, one FO Sa eget TAGE Ee temporary lift which is enough|way and another, but that is a ing, capable ar handling "oe far cry from saying that all al- 500 head of cattle, has been offi- jlergies are caused by the emo-|ois11y opened in this Okanagan tions. ea Valley community by Frank X. Some people break out with] pichter B.C. minister of agri. hives under the pressure of culture, Richter is a charter neryous stress, but it is difficult member of the Southern Interier can you be certain that the per-|to say exactly how much of 4 Stockmen' 5 Association. QUEENIE son is having a heart attack, or\trouble is the result of t stress. | A hay fever victim may suffer lmore if under such. stress--but | - no matter what the stress, the! hay fever isn't going to deve lop without exposure to the pollen} |which touches off theyallergy For another le eg a child) jwith asthma may worry about} haying an attack and be more| likely to have an attack simply |because of this tension--but the} SPENDING TO INCREASE Spain's four year development plan starting next year calls | 900, 000, 000 in 1968 and a steady! incregsof until the fourth year "May I say one doesn't rum when the outlay will be $2,-| into your sort very often..." 670,000,000.