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FTE ET ee IR Weir i emt a oe en a mn Kies Fonte Syed, Nae, 1964 World sige reed, JULIET JONES S/S FIX IT SO'S AHLL CAUGHT BY TH' Va? WORLD'S SHVEST NO= ONLY SINCE DAYLIGHT- CUTTING OUT MAT FRAMES FOR THE SKETCHES~I MUST BE OFF TO THE CITY SOON-- HE DOBSN'T PAY MUCH, BUT ITS MEAT ON THE TABLE FOR US-- 'M NOT PROUD OF THE JOBS AND I WI6H I DIDN'T HAVE TO SIGN MY NAME TO THEM FAMOUS AS A WRITER AFTER HIS FEUD WITH STRACHAN, RYERSON IS MADE EDITOR OF A METHODIST NEWSPAPER. HE DECIDES TO TOUR EUROPE, STUDYING THEIR SCHOOLS...AND BLUEPRINTS AN IDEAL SCHOOL. SYSTEM WHICH IS TO SET THE PATTERN FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT LATER-DAY CANADAL S.. THE LONE RANGER BRETT, LOOK WHAT THE PAPER PRINTED! YOU GOING 70 GET GEROWP THERES NO POINT IN Ya PLUGGING GEROW NOW -- EVERYONE yy, @ King Features Syndicate. Inc, 1964. World rights reserved BRETT, | NEED MORE CASH AT MY TWENTY-ONE TABLE! SAME HERE! THE HOUSE 15 LOSING HEAVILY! 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V--That. Regis Philbin 12:00 9--The Louvre 8-2--Kratt Theatre 7--Dick Powell 63--The Rogues 4--The Defenders 7--Maverick Sports YOUR HEALTH By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD Dear Dr, Molner: Does a Spur occur only on the heel? Could too much or too little of something in the diet cause it? --Mrs: HM. Dear Doctor: Is there a cure for spurs in the heels? They are very painful: I have been taking ultrasonic treatments: which do not seem to help. I have them in both heels and they seem to be on the bone right where I walk.--BMW. A 'spur,' refers to.a calcifi- cation or hardening of the ten- don of the heel, underneath the foot where it attaches to the bone. Such spurs can occur in ten- dons elsewhere--but they aren't where you full weight comes them. That is why we hear a lot about heel spurs but rarely 0' them otherwise Put it this way: A - mighty small pebble in your shoe can be painful because your weight 1:18 P.M, 9--Metro Final 11:20 PLM. 7-4--Late Show 11:30 P.M, 9--Pierre Berton 6--Gunsmoke FRIDAY 5:00 A.M, 30 P.M. 9--Romper Room 9:00 A.M. Secondary School 7--Father Knows Best 10:00 A.M. 1\--Super Bingo 3:00 P.M. 8-2--Make Room For 7--Girl Talk 63--School Telecasts | 10:30 A.M. 8:00 P.M. | 11--Father Knows. Best 8-2--Word for Word 6-3--Across Canada 4--! Love Lucy 11:00 A.M. 11--Searlet Hill 9--James Beard Show 8-2-----Concentration 63--Friendly Giant 4--Andy_ of Ths A. 63--Chez Helene 11:30 A.M. --Albert J. 9--Toronto Today 8-2--Jeopardy 7--Missing Links 6-3--Butternut Square 4--The McCoys $-2--Say When 6--Elwood Glover 4--News; Weather) TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--~-Toronto -WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROU-TV Channel 8--Rochester CFTO-TV Channel 9--Toronto .. 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Bob 4:30 P.M. 11--Dennis The Menace 9--Sea Hunt 6-3--Razzie Dazzle Steed 4--Leave it To Beaver FRIDAY EVENING 5:00 P.M. 1)--Family Theatre 9--Five O'clock Matinee NOON &--Superman 7--The Early Show 6--Thierry La Fronde 4--Five O'Clock Show 3--Yogi Bea 2--Magilla' Gorilla Mayberry M. Spurs On The Heel Can Be Relived % presses on it, The same pebble would not matter much in a glove. Diet has nothing to do with formation of spurs. Rather, the calcification (think of it as an accumulation of scar | tissue; that is what it is) forms be- cause the tendon has been dam- aged in some way. The healing results in this lumpy hardness. Repeated pressure can cause it, or injury (such as jumping and landing with your weight on the heel) or infection. Bursitis is an example of the latter. Depending on the precise lo- cation and size, some spurs are painful, others are not. Careful cushioning of the foot, with an innersole placed sq as to take pressure off the painful spot, is in general the best solution. Ultrasonic treatments" (actu- ally a method of applying heat inside the tissues, rather than just to the surface) can reduce LU t RE 1S, GRANDPA! HEY, WAIT! DON'T... = CROSSWORD ACROSS 7. Location 1, Strike, 8. Canine's as with coat the hand 9. Exclama- 5. Lave tion 9. Conscious 11, Distress 10. Melodies signal 12. Port 15. Sprite 13. Proportion 17. A sonof 14. Devoured Adam 18, Exist 15. Burning coals 19. Substance 16. Valuable in shellas fur 20. Finnish 19. Music seaport note 22. Frosted 21. Assist 23. Exclama- 26. Dexterous tion 28. Scorch 24. Grab 29. U.S. President 33, Near (BIUTETL TE MOTUIMIAIS} [E/RIRIE/DMESITIOIMP} ISI felviels} a Vy. 34, States of temper 46. Seized "47, Unit of weight 48. Bauble 49, Girl's implement 6. More cordial 6. Native of Yemen ERER TI RAMaBE Nind E D MaCe e StRO ES IIT 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, November 26, 1964 CONTRACT BRIDGF By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) - West dealer, -- North-South erable, 1105 542 The bidding: West North East South Pass Pess 16 39 Pass 5% Passe 6@ Open Jead--four of: spades. Bad_ bidding will sometimes produce good results, but that is scarcely a g reason for indulging in bad bids. Here is a case where bad bid- ding paid off well. The deal oc- curred in a team of four match and the North-South pair were well behind at the point when this hand came up. South had all the values nec- essary for his three heart bid, but North, in an effort to gain a swing, overbid his hand some- what by jumping to five hearts. South carried on to six and West led a spade. East took the ten with the ace and was faced with a prob- lem of what to return. His pos- sible choices were a spade, a diamond or a club. After much thought he returned a spade, which declarer ruffed, and the outcome was that South made the slam. East could, not be sure of the best. return to make, but it does seem that his selection of a spade was the worst choice. It was far more likely that South, who had undertaken the slam in the face of a spade bid by , East, would have the singleton ~ - spade than West, Viewed differently, there was also a much greater chance on the bidding that South had two aces and West one, than there was that South had started with two spade losers. If East had viewed the mat- ter in this light, he would still have had to guess whether to play a diamond or a club at trick two. Only a club return would have defeated the con- tract. In general, in such situations, the better play is to return the side suit in which declarer is apt to have less cards. In the present case, this would have indicated a club return. There is a good reason for favoring the return of declarer's shorter suit. If declarer is miss- ing the ace of his longer suit, he may not be able to rd the entire suit on dummy's win- ners. DONS COMPLAIN OXFORD, England (CP)--Ox- ford University dons say they lack facilities for scholarly re- search, especially compared with their U.S. counterparts. A memorandum by two leading scholars suggests the univer: sity should ease the pressure of their teaching commitments to allow more time for scholarship on a "sabbatical" basis and provide funds for travel and re- search work. SALLY'S SALLIES "MILL STREET" VARIETY STORE MILL & OXFORD STS. Open 7 Days of the Week 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. SUNNY SPAIN! ANDALUCIA Can. $557.90-- 17 days, PALMA Can. $586-- 17 days (4 days extensions approx, $28.00), Includes: Air fore from -Toronto, Ist class hotels, all meals delux motorcoach city fo city, escorted. Extensions to Tangier and Canary Islands. CALL 728-6201 Four Seasons Travel inflammation if it is present, and thus be helpful, but they cannot remove the "'spur." Con- sider them, rather, as an ad- junct in acute cases, Unless you provide. effective cushion- ing, you will simply keep on irritating the area. Occasionally painful spurs have to be removed surgically, but the cushioning should be tried first, plus, such additional temporary measures as your doctor believes may be helpful in your particular. case--ultra- sonic treatments, soaking the feet.in hot water, and trying to keep off your feet, giving the inflammation a chance to sub- side. Dear Dr. Molner: Is there any truth in the saying that an unborn baby can. be marked? I hear so many older people say not to do certain things or the baby will be marked. I am 20 and pregnant.--Mrs, LC. No, there's no truth to that saying, but many of the olde? generation believe it, and they keep on- worrying younger pe- ople with it. JAMES 'O'MALLEY! , Construction Ltd. 723-7122 @ Homes @ Additions @ Offices @ sy \ .