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ay DONALD DUCK i Pe ae BUZ SAWYER THE SWINGING Where Your Mills Men Are Men of Action! Now © King Fentares Symdionte, lan 1361, Weeld rights seesrrat! JANE ARDEN VIVA « 1967 THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. IN"TO HAVE 10 TAKE IT EASYax KEEP A SHARP WATCH socom GWEN, YOU UTTLE GOOSE! SECRET AGENT X9 I1'6 GONNA TAKE OF WILL POWERe ee Cann: 2--Buttale Channel 3--Barrie 3-46-12--Front Channe) 4--Buttale Challen Channe) 6--Rochester 12--THE Cat 9--Cheaters chai 6--Dragnet Channel 12--Peterdorough | 4~Password e 4--Gilligan's island 8--Crossfire 3-612--Don Messer 2--Topper 2-8--Monkees 9:30 B 12--Ed Allen 6:00 P.M. 9--Bewitched 8--! Dream of Jeannie 8--Gloria N--Ed Allen Ci 4--Lucille Baill Hi MA. 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VISION LOG 4Rown Meeting 11:38 A.M. 9--Magistrate's Court 7--One in a Million 2-8-- Hollywood Squares 4--Dick Van Dyke Show 12:00 NOON 3--Probe-Profile 7--Money Movie MONDAY EVENING 13:00 P.M. . 6--Luncheon Date 5:00 FM, Bi nso net ges of lois z gy Weather, 7 eather snd Spot s iopernity 'Thestre 11.20 P.M. 3-Popeye and Pais uperman 6--Viewpoint 2.10 P.M, 7--Highway_ Patrol 11:25 P.M. 12--News 3--Trailmaster iN--Plerre Berton Pc PM. 6--Pass| eu ean: 6é-- veld Weather, 'ite A Match i ' +-Gi 8--Eye Guess concise's: New" reatest Headlines | -4--Search tor Tomorrow 7--News 7--Movie 3--News, Weather, 6--Music Hop 4--Las Vegas 2---Of Lands and Seas 34--Tonight 2--Merv Griffin 6:00 P.M. 11.35 P.M. 12:45 P.M. &--How's Business 2--Alfred Hitchcock $4--Guiding Light ¥--Movie 11.4 1:08 P.M, 6--Gilligan's Island »--Cheman 1l--Theatre 9--Movie 8--Dialing for Dollars Virginia Graham 7--Fugitive é--Luncheon Date the M le 1:30 P.M. 64--As The World Turns 2-8--Let's Make 8 Deal 2--Matches and Mates 2:00 FM. 7--Newlywed Game 4-6-12--Password 2-8--Days of Our Lives 2.30 P.M. a--Calendar 9--Peopie in Conflict 7--Dream Girl 6--Coronation Street 4--House Pa 2-6--Doctors 3:00 P.M, N--Vise 9--Words and Music 8-2--Another World 7--General Hospital 3.30 P.M. Marriage Confidential It's Your Move 7--Superman Show 3-4-6-12--Edge of Night 2-8--You Don't Say 4:00 P.M. 11--Super Comics 9--I Love Lucy 8-Match Game 4--Secret Storm 3-6-12--Communicate 2--Mike wae 4:3 P.M. N--Zorro Movie 4--Movie 3-6-12--Mad Movies 262 KING ST. WEST 723-4634 I'M TERRIBLY SORRY I ELBOWED YOU ASIDE | AT THE HALF-PRICE ESTHER, MY DEAR FRIEND, YOUR HEALTH Dear Dr. Molner: I would like information on multiple scler- osis and treatment. My son, now in his 30s, was stricken a CROSSWORD ACROSS 38. Contest 1.Scrutinize 39. Soviet 5. Persian news ruler agency 9. Elk DOWN 10. Called for, 1. Of the sun 2. Dis- turbance 8. Beast of burden 4, Compass point 5. Hating utensil 6. Male red. déer 7. Past 8. Poultry farm 9. Manu- factured 13. Kitchen (ERBCE] range 15, Shad, halibut [AINSWEIRIS} 18.Belt amos tA 19. Butter Fina knives. RIOBET/OIUIRMEFIOIE! ge _ * EIOIAIMIS MSIL IEISI5) 23. British Saturday's Answer con- servative 29. Places 24. Musical 31, Weaving instru- frame ment 34, By way of 27. Inter- Long, mediate feathered Law scart * 87. Coin: abbr, 28 129 is IS year ago and isn't doing well even though he has been in and out of the hospital several times. One problem is bladder infection and he cannot control his bladder--Mrs. D. G. Multiple sclerosis is a de- pressing disease because the cause is not known--although are being made to learn the cause and thus open the way to seek a cure. It is a disorder of the nervous system featured by scarring (sclerosis) and other changes in the nerve trunks. This is why it results in muscular' weakness. The nerve impulses are af- fected. It is always serious, and sta- tistically, is thought to attack about one person in 720. About 60 per cent are females, and it usually does not appear until after the age of 20. The course of the disease is extremely variable, sometimes rapid, sometimes slow, and with unpredictable plateaus or re- missions with relief from some of the symptoms, or a quiescent state during which they do not become worse. Loss of muscular control, as explained above, is common, but does not follow a set pattern. It may affect eye muscles, or arms and legs, or bladder or bowel control. WEED TREATMENT Considerable treatment is nec- essary but is variable to suit the problems of each individual case. Steroids (such as ACTH) may be used to try to retard severe cases which are pro- gressing. Some believe that a Cause Unknown Of Multiple -§ By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD be assured that great efforts] low fat diet is helpful. This is subject to some argument. If muscle spasms are a prob- lem, muscle - relaxing drugs help. When bladder control is lost, scrupulous hygiene is required to prevent skin irritation, and measures to prevent or combat! bladder infection are manda- tory. If the patient is bedfast, bed sores can become a_ serious complication, so the physician should be alerted at the first sign of this. In some instances (depend- ing, obviously, on the severity 18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Mey 15, 1967 ' BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) South dealer, North - South vulnerable, eAKQ SAi0es6 &Q1098 'WEST @KI9863 410 9373 ot @KQ7 o39833 $3 76542 @AQ742 yi0gses 3ixs monds. Here is a neat hand pla 'by Bruce Bell, one of New Feat _}land's top experts. The deal features a comparatively rare sequence of plays which led to at unusual and spectacular end- ing. West led a diamond and Bell had to choose between two pos- sible lines of play. He could try to ruff his spades in dummy, which seemed likely to leave him short of his goal of tvelve tricks, or he could attempt a dummy reversal, which would require little more than a 3-2 trump break. Bell naturally se- lected the latter method of play and made the contract as a re- sult. A dummy reversal involves ruffling dummy's losers with the longer trump suit in the closed hand. Declarer ultimate- ly uses the shorter trump length in dummy to extract the oppos- ing trumps. This procedure en- ables him to score more trump tricks than he would normally be able to make. Bell ducked the diamond lead and ruffed in his hand. He then played a heart to the queen, ruffed another diamond, led a heart to the king, and ruffed a third diamond. Having now exhausted all five of his trumps, he led the jack of clubs to the queen. He then cashed the ace of hearts, drawing West's last trump, and next the ace of diamonds. On the two aces he discarded the A-K of clubs! Having unblocked the elubs with these sensational discards Bell could now cash dummy's 10-9-8 to bring himself to eleven tricks. The ace of spades then accounted for the slam-going trick. All in all, Bell scored four clubs, the ace of diamonds, the ace of spades and six trump tricks to conclude a resounding performance. Bill Advances For Hagersville TORONTO (CP)--The legisla- ture gave first reading Thurs- day to a bill that would enable the village of Hagersville to borrow up to $104,500 for con- struction of sewers and water mains without seeking permis- sion of the Ontario Municipal Board. The bill, introduced by J. W. Spooner, minister of municipal affairs, also provides for im- position of a sewer and water works rate, subject to OMB ib to pay for the pro- ect, The debentures would be pay- able in not more than 20 years. Romney Blasts Pacification Plan _LANSING, Mich. (AP)--Gov- ernor George Romney says it would be a tragic error if U.S. troops become deeply involved in the South Vietnamese pacifi- cation program. The Michigan governor refer- red at a press conference Thurs- day to the announcement that Gen. William C. Westmoreland has been placed in charge of the pacification effort. West- moreland is the U.S. military commander in Vietnam. FILMS CROSS BORDER More than 200 Yugoslay films were shown in 51 foreign coun- tries in 1966. | SALLY'S SALLIES of a case, and of the m lar ability remaining) rehabilitation procedures may be necessary to: build up muscle strength and co-ordination. One aspect is essential in all cases. The patient should have some psycho-therapy early in the disease. This does not mean that the patient is mentally ill, but he should carefully but ef- fectively be led to understand the nature of his disorder, and should be aware of variable courses of the disease--to wel- come remissions but not to let them make him think he is cured, Unwarranted raising of hopes means more brutal dis- appointment later. And, of course, the patient's ce ' o © et tah xe CJ have two aga, aartagt® * family must be aware of all this, too--to know that ups and downs are likely to occur, and to bring as much simple happi- ness as is possible. For life can be good even with such burdens to bear. Dear Dr. Molner: This patient has been advised to have sur- gery at the age of 29 because his eyes do not focus correctly. You haven't told me enough to warrant more than a guess, but sometimes a defect in the eye muscles can be corrected by changing their tension sur- gically. \ Note to Mrs. R. T.: Consider yourself lucky. Yes, one contact may cause venereal disease, but evidently you didn't get it. What causes such a situation to develop at that age?--Mrs. C.H. (No, a Pap test will not show the. disease.) « STOC TORONTO 10:46 A.M. 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