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' ON, 4 } fart aoe ONDES! WHAT HAPPENE! YESTERDAY ? LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY 'GOOD HEAVENS! HAPPENED?? ANNIE LOOKS LIKE SHE'S IN A DAZE !?! THE NICEST, BESTEST- LOOKIN' Z'M RUNNING A SPECIAL!) Z DON'T CARE WITH EACH BOTTLE OF / WHAT YOU'R! PERFUME YOU RUNNING /! ier BUY Z'LL wy , IF Z DON'T MAKE AN JA! TODAY: NEVER NLL! ------ © King Foatwres Syodicata, ban, M965. World rights THE LONE RANGER DESPERATELY, THE FALUNG ENGINEER'S HANDS LUNGE FOR THE LEDGE «++ SECRET AGENT X9 Channel 2--Buttalo Channe Channel 9--Ti Channel 11--Hamilton "ener T ¥ eva, 5:00 P.M. V-Family Theatre &~Superman » 6-Viewpoint é+Magilla The Gorilla SLUGGING, JUDO, KARATE! BUZ LANDS A KICK TO THE FACE, CA area Xe spHen A BACKWARD KICK TO HARRY SPARROW'S ABDOMEN [FEDRS DON'T DIE EASY, MAXROy.. TIME, WELL GET "TOGETHER AN' TALK LATER. ITLL TAKE HERE THEY COME / I HOPE EVERYTHING CAME OUT ALL RIGHT, MICKEY MOUSE ALVIN INSISTS ON A PERFECT CIRCLE! GOLLY, I SURE D MRS A SNOWBALL THIS MORNING' <a a . from histamine headaches, My MUGGS AND SKEETER How, WENDY...t DONT WANT To HEAR YOU USE THAT WORD Gosh " BI I DONT KNOW WHERE YOU PICK UP SUCH WORDS...NOW RUN ALONG AND PLAY... \ Boor ... ae 4--lve O'Clock Show 3-xog! Bear 2-Huckleberry Hound 5:30 P.M. li--Peter - G t--Leave It To Beaver | %--Plerre ¢-Music Hop 3-Maverick 2-Tales of Wells Fargo 6:00 P.M, 7~News Central FR 6-Donna Reed 3--Today, 1965 6:15 PLM, 4--Headline News 4:30 P.M. 11--Schnitzet 4--Captain 8:30 9--Romper and ports 62--Huntley-Brinkley News irt 7--~Maverick M3 cross Canada 6:45 PLM. Ni--~Family Theatre 7:00 P.M. } 9--Meta 9--The Munsters | 6--Musical @--Littlest Hobo 6--News, Weather Sports 11--Super Bi 4--Bat Masterson | 9--Playtime 3--Mr. Novak 8-2---Make 2--Bishop Sheen 7:30 P.M, ¥--My Three Sons | 4--News 8-2--Daniel Boone | 7--Johny Quest 6--Candid Camera | 9--Bingo 4--The Munsters 8:00 11--OHA Jr. Marlies. 7--Donna Reed 6-3--Hazel 4--Perry Mason |6-3--Friendly 8: P.M. 4--Andy of N--That Regis Philbin | W315 8-2--Dr. Kildare 7--My Three Sons 6 3--The Serial 9:00 P.M. 9--Peyton Place 7--Bewitched 63--The D 3 | Mm li--Albert J 9--Toronto 7--Price Is &3 TELEVISION LOG | 10:00 P.M. 4--News and Weather 11--That Regis Philbin 9--Jack Paar 8--2-- Kraft Suspence 4--The Defenders 11:00 P.M. 11-9-9-/-6-4-3-2--News, Sports 1218 P.M, 9-Five O'clock Matinee | Metro Final 11:29 P.M. '|7--4--Late Show 6é--Night Metro 11:20 PLM. 8:00 A.M, 9--News; Miss Helen 119-4-3---News; Weather 9:00 A.M. 9--Playtime With Bobby/ 9 7--Dialing for Dollars 7 ot in tee 'alk 4--Mike's Carnival le 9:30 A.M. 1l--Ed Allen Show 4---You and Your Family 10:00 A.M. i Daddy 6-3--School Telecasts 10:30 A.M. 11--Father Knows Best |8-2--What's This Song? P.M. | 7--Trailmaster A Hockey--|63--Across Canada Red Wings vs. Toronto] 4--! 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N--Lloyd Thaxton 9--Mickey Mouse Club Room For 8--The Match Game 7--Flame in The Wind 6-3--As The World Turns 4~--Secret Stotm 2--Captair Bob 4:30 P.M, 9--Abracadabra 7---Barly Show rewatlel 6-3--Razzle Dazzle and v, 4--Leave It To Beaver n FRIDAY EVENING . Steed 1l--Family Theatre Today 9--Five O'clock Movie 6--Superman Right 6--The Kings Outlaw 4--Password 12:00 6-2--Hazel 7--Peyton Place YOUR HEALTH 7--Donna R By JOSEPH MOLNER, MD Dear Dr. Molner: I suffer doctor suggests taht I take his- tamine shots. I am hesitating to start on them. What is your opinion?--MRS. F.S. My opinion is that I don't know why you are hesitating. Some people are unduly sensi- tive to histamine, which is a na- turally occurring substance in the body, but if one is hypersen- sitive to it, ii can cause trouble --headaches or other things. I hope today's column will be noted by a lot of readers who nut Square 4--The McCoys 9:30 P.M. 9-4--Balleys of Balboa | 8-2--Say When 6---Elwood Glover Histamine Allergy Can Be Minimized 4--Five O'Clock Show 3--Movie NOON 2--Magilla Gorlila 5:30 P.M. eed 8--Leave it to Beaver 2--Tales of Wells Fargo causing a reaction. (In this case, the reaction is a headache.) Very gradually the amount of histamine is increased. And tol- erance. grows. Presently the body is able to encounter mod- erate amounts without touching off a headache. USE FOR HAY FEVER J Exactly the same procedure is used for hay fever, which is a hypersensitivity or allergy to certain pollens. Small amounts of the pollens are injected until the body's tolerance gradually increases. At that point, the pa- don't have headaches but have other results from being hyper-| sensitive--or allergic, as-we call) it. | One way of preventing hista- mine headaches would be to stop it from appearing in the body-- but we can't do that! So the next best way is to train) the body to get along with 2) || tamine, to have a greater toler- ance for it. | This is done by. the injection} of small amounts of histamine, } amounts small enough so_ the body can accept them without tient can encounter moderate amounts of pollen without get- ting hay fever. (But he will still get hay fever if he becomes overconfident and thinks he can expose himself to unlimited amounts of ragweed pollen with impunity.) If I had histamine headaches, I most certainly would start at once on the program suggested to you. But I also would try to avoid heavy exposure to any- thing which, in your experience, has shown itself to cause a rise DONALD DUCK 'Wa (1, World Reserved ov SOUNDS AS IF YOUR VERTI CROSSWORD ACROSS 1, News come mentator: ecarf _ 2. Flight of Huntley Mohammed 5. Condiment from 9. Network: Mecca anat, 3. Musical 10. Sandarac study tree 4. Letter 11, Ill-defined 5. Identical 12, Kind of parrot 14. Greedy 15. Hebrew letter 16. Travel 17. Texas city on Rio calamity Grande 11, Valley: 19, Ireland: poet. poet, DOWN 1 Aneck 8. Character- ized by [AIVIETS MB AIDI ZI MIA IZIE} THE OSHAWA TIMES, -- Thursday, Jenuery 21,1965 25 © BRIDGE ~ By B. JAY BECKER (Top record-holder in Masters' Individual Chempionship Pley) North dealer. East-West vulnerable. NORTH @762 b 4 wad 84 Koes AK1058 984 Sxsees $i See 1068 GAIT Sse 6 peated Opening lead -- Spades, When declarer has a very long - suit to run, he can frequently exert sufficient pressure on one or both opponents to gain him- self a vital trick. Sometimes the trick gained matures because one particular defender finds it impossible to withstand the pressure being . brought to bear against him; at other times the defenders find it excruciatingly difficult to dis- card correctly because they do not know precisely which suits to guard or unguard, the end result being that declarer in many of these cases winds up making an undeserved contract. Here is a case where declar- er really earned his contract by taking full advantage of a favorable lie of the cards. West led the king of spades against five diamonds doubled and con- tinued with the ace. Decharer ruffed and drew three rounds of trumps. He then played a low club. West could not afford to go up with the ace, which would have given South 'an extra club trick and the contract, so he followed low on the club. Declarer won the trick with the king, ruffed a spade, and then proceeded to play out all his trumps. South's last trump were the Q4 hearts and queen of clubs. Dummy at this point had the A-8-5 of hearts. West in the meantime had come down to the K-J of hearts and ace of clubs. When declarer now led the queen of clubs, West was forced to win it with the ace and return a@ heart heen he gto yr Las poe] pla: low from dummy thus took the last two tricks with the queen and ace of hearts. As a result of the end- play, ag made five diamonds doubled. West could have defeated the contract only by opening a low spade and getting a heart re- turn from East. It is hard to convict West of any crime for having failed to find this line of defence, NEWS IN BRIEF BOCKING, England (CP) -- Rev. Kenneth Wade, five-foot- three dean of this Essex parish, , surprised a hull intruder at 1 a.m. and hurled the six-footer over his oie Said the dean, a judo expert for many years: "T could have broken his shoul- der, but I thought dislocation would be enough punishment. DELAYING TACTIC NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, England (CP) --.~ Safeblowers who stole £200 from a restau- rant here left a duplicate pad- lock to the one they dam on the outside door to delay dis- covery by police patrol cars. HAPPY PREDICTION LONDON (CP) -- Astrologer = |Maurice Woodruff has cted STK 1 that they will see Cana singer Edmund Hockridge with a song on the Top Ten. Says Hockridge: "This prediction le] |came as a surprise as I have no idea what my next record | will be." 24, Breeze 25. Arrow poison 26. Cleared, 87, Resembling as profit peat 27. Pronoun 35 Additions 28. More to buildings indistinct 38. Wine : 29. Songlike receptacle 30. Greek 89, Hat: sl, letter 40. Plead Yesterday's Answer 21, Greek letter f 22, Allure WE 7 8 24. Incendiar- 9 ism G70 25. Uncoils 28. Any flatfish Y ZL 81. Nobleman $2. Reach he Gy 20 upward 84. Close to 85. Print measure 36. Send forth, as rays Y 87. To bide for time SALLY'S SALLIES 40. Formerly Navigators' Isls, 41, Masculine name 42. Shosh Indians Y "MILL STREET" VARIETY STORE MILL & OXFORD STS. Open 7 Days of the Week 10 A.M, to 10 P.M. 43, Fathers 44, Jane-----, by Bronte GY And if I had hay fever, this is the time of year I would start having shots for it to build up resistance for next fall. This gradual exposure to the offending substances .is desensi- tization. Dear Dr. Molner: Is there a danger in giving children too many baby aspirins when they have a cold? What would be an average daily dose for children under five?--MRS. D.O, in histamine in the system, Yes, too much can be given, but I don't want to set down any fixed amount as being safe. The dosage of aspirin (and of most drugs) depends .at least in part on the weight of the child, as well as on whether it is being given for only one day, or for several days in a row. It also depends upon what (if any) other medication is being given. The only safe answer I can give is for you to have your own doc-} tor establish the proper dose, | and then stay within it, i COLBORNE GROCETERIA Colborne St. at Church St. 728-6341 OPEN ------=-- DAILY 'TIL 10 P.M. Seven Days « Week © Groceries © Fresh Fruits @ Vegetables © Meats FREE DELIVERY