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Wonderful Surgery Saves Infant Girl MONTREAL (CP)--The turn- ing point in a tiny premature baby girl's struggle for life came with a delicate heart op- eration at the Montreal Chil- dren's Hospital this year. Baby Messervy weighed only 2% pounds when she was born at the hospital Jan, 4, She was 2% months premature. She was breathing with diffi- culty because her lungs were not yet ready to function. Her chances of survival, even if she had no physical defects, were four in 100. The day she was born the hos- pital arranged to have her transferred to its newborn nur- sery directed by Dr. Leo Stern. She seemed to improve, Fed in- travenously at first she gained almost six ounces and the breathing difficulty eased in the incubator. Then the trouble started again. Dr. Stern and Dr. Gor- don Karn found that an open- ing between two blood vessels taking blood to the body and lungs had failed to close as us- ually occurs shortly after birth. |This made excess blood circu- |late through the baby's lungs, | making them too stiff to work | leasily and putting her life in| |grave danger. | Dr. Karn undertook an op- |eration to tie off the opening be- | tween the arteries while an an- jesthetist controlled baby Mes- TO MARRY THIS MONTH Mr. Robert Peter Stel- mach will take'as his bride Miss Geraldine Jo-Ann Mc- Intee, on May 21, in St. George's Ukrainian Cath- olic Church, Oshawa. The bride-elect is the daughter j Sleek Hair Styles of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Mc- Intee, St. Catharines. Mr. Stelmach, the son of Mrs. Alex Stelmach, Oshawa, and the late Mr. Stelmach, will graduate May 31 from the University of Toronto, in mechanical engineering. TAKES OVER CHAMBER GANGES, B.C. (CP) -- Mrs.|of Salt Spring Island Chamber of Newj|of Commerce. | Westminster before she moved here across the Georgia Strait, |Beth Wood, mayor , has taken over the presidency i|two Vancouver stylists. To Invade Canada VANCOUVER (CP)--Chances are that this year Canadian women will adopt a British styic in coiffures, the sleek, satiny and shaped hairdo, say Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hen- nesy, who have recently re- turned from Britain, predict that frisky, fuzzy hair styles emphasizing heavy teasing will give way to a style set by Vital Sassoon of England. Sassoon started the ball roll- ing two years ago when he de- cided that bouffants and simi- lar hairdos made women look "He set about looking for ideas. | Taking his impetus from cloth- ing fashions, he formulated the sleek look. Mr. Hennessy, fresh from from several lengthy ses- sions with the British stylist, says he is convinced the new trend is tailor - made for Cana- dian women. "The whole idea of hair fash- ion now | is much like dress de- signing," says Mr. Hennessy. "The hair is shaped and cut like a piece of fabric. "There is not just one shape. | Each cut is done for the indi- |Within two days CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY geo successful. | cured," says Dr. Stern. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Alex- the former Miss Elena Lam- bert of Oshawa and Mr. she had pooh 's breathing and a special) | started to gain weight and could ody mattress maintained her|be fed through a tube. 'As far jas we are concerned she is| FOR THE NIC | Shop At... MOTHER'S DAY GIFT EST older and suppressed parang ity. vidual to bring out her best points." SLOW TO CHANGE He notes that younger women like the unusual, often striking, effects achieved by uneven lengths and geometric points. Softer lines and gentle curls and waves fit into the mood for mature women preferring a quieier iype of elegaiice. New styles range from soft, romantic curls and braids to the bizarre lacquered, and frankly "fake" effect. Mr. Hennessy says Canadian women are generally slow inlalso start THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Mey 4, 1966 19 giving up the "security" ofjroad to perfecting and practis- Mr. 'Somneney notes that Sas- scon's ideas took quite a while to catch on in Britain and North America, before the "brilliance of his thinking" started to make sense to fashion movers. He says the new trend will) start hairdressers on the B_ EF. JOHNSON, 0.0. OPTOMETRIST 14¥% King St. East 723-2721 a ieee LADIES' DAVIDSON'S 10-DAY STOCK -REDUCING This is a sale of discontinued and eeti Hliiaine a ie ander, Park: road north, celebrated their 25th wed- ding anniversary at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Allan Cole and Mr. Cole, Greenwood crescent, Whitby. Mrs. Alexander is THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Do not mix business with| pleasure Thursday. Results could be far from satisfactory. | In fact, where business matters) are concerned, it would be well| to stick to routine and keep) your nose to the proverbial grindstone. Don't count on the co-operation of others in any- thing. It will be a day when you'll have to work things out strictly on your own. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday, your horoscope indicates fine prospects, not only for the com- ing year, but for nine years after that. Even if you have not made as good strides as you would have liked during the) past three years when you en- tered an excellent 12-year plan-| etary cycle, keep trying. You have now reached the perfect) moment in which to pour all of| | your energies into activities which will put you onto the high road of accomplishment, and what you achieve during the next 12 months will prove of enduring worth. In financial matters, a con- tinuing upward trend should be noted between now and the end of December, if you are careful to avoid speculation during early August, November and December, and extravagance during the latter two months, as well. Consolidate all gains by| Jan. 1, operate conservatively for two months, and be ready to pick up the threads of expansion | again on the first of next} March, when you will enter) another splendid four - month} cycle for increasing assets, Best) periods for job advancement: September, November, Decem-) ber and next March. | Your chart indicates happi- ness in your personal life, too. | Domestic, social and sentimen- | tal interests will be governed} by generous influences, with| special emphasis on the latter! between now and late Septem- ber; also in late October and next April. Most propitious pe- riods for travel: The next four months, late December, next January. and April. 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