Oshawa Times (1958-), 26 May 1967, p. 14

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Gewgaw Dear Dr. Molner: Please dis- cuss the need for a complete breakfast for school children. My wife refuses to get up and give them a complete breakfast, just some cereal and milk.-- Breakfast is one of the most important meals of the day. It should contain some pro- tein, which is why bacon and eggs, or just eggs, or meat, or in some places tish are such popular breakfast dishes. The question has been studied at length, and it has been estab- lished that efficiency depends to pe degree on a good break- fast, Ia your case, the youngsters are getting some from the cereal and . While it May not constitute a complete breakfast, it is a lot better than no breakfast at all. Too many youngsters, espe- cially around high school age or older, skip breakfast because they are in a hurry, or because they think (wrongly) that it is an easy way to lose weight. A decent breakfast becomes a good habit; skimping on breakfast becomes a bad habit. That's one reason why younger children should have the habit of a good breakfast encouraged. I guess every doctor can tell you of repeated cases of "tired women" who, on questioning, admitted that they didn't eat breakfast -- and found them- selves more alert and energetic once they were persuaded that breakfast is important. The cereal and milk is not an ideal breakfast. It would be im- proved by including more pro- tein. The youngsters also should have tomato or citrus juice be- Efficiency Depends On Good Breakfast By JOSEPH G, MOLNER, MD which we all should have dally, and because it also contains some sugar and hence energy. Dear Dr. Molner: A close relative has mononucleosis, As I understand it, this affects the liver and pancreas and com- plete rest is the only cure. And the germ never leaves the body, but returns any time you are in a run-down condition. on this.--Mrs. M,. F. exaggerated. Yes, the patient What you have been told §8) mo, 14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Mey 26, 1967 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) BIDDING QUIZ You are South, both sides vul- nerable. The bidding has beenz North East South West 1m Pass 1 Pass 2 Pass $3 $ Pass 8 Pass 7 What would you bid now with each of the following four hands? 1. @AKQIO4 YQH2 O53 Bes 2 @KQ0863 YS OKI 3. @KQIGS YQS O82 BA & @EJ7H2 YK OAS SACS 1, Pass. There is no good rea- son to think that four spades is a safer contract than three no- trump. On the contrary,' it is likely that North will have at least one stopper in any suit led and will then be able to cash nine or more tricks. A four spade contract might result in the loss of four tricks, particu- larly since North has twice shown minimum values after opening the bidding. The hand can stand four losers in no- trump, but not in spades. 2, Four clubs. This hand does not lend itself to notrump play and is obviously better designed for a suit contract. The four club bid (forcing) permits North to go on to five clubs or show belated support for spades. Minor suit game con- tracts are comparatively rare, since most hands with a poten- tial of eleven tricks will usually produce nine tricks at notrump, but in this case the danger of attempting a notrump contract is much too great. 3. Four spades. The chances of making four spades are ex- cellent, since four tricks are very unlikely to be lost, while three notrump might turn out to be a shaky affair. The danger in notrump is that-the oppon- ents, having the advantage of the opening lead, might be able to establish their long suit be- fore dummy's spades can be established. It is possible that both four spades and three notrump can be made, depending upon part- ner's hand, but, in the long run, four spades is likely to prove safer and easier to negotiate than three notrump. 4. Four clubs. It is practically certain that partner can make three notrump in this case, but @ pass is not recommended be- cause there ig atill a reasonable possibility of making a slam. Thus, six clubs would be an ex- cellent contract if partner has: Spades: 6; Hearts: A-J-3; > aa 10-2; Clubs: K-Q-10- Investigating the slam possi- bility by bidding four clubs does not seriously je e making @ game. North likely to re- spond four spades, five clubs or six clubs. The intention is to pass whichever of these bids North chooses to make, since we have done practically every- thing possible to arrive at the best contract. If North co-oper- ates with our slam try by bid- ding four hearts, we jump to six clubs. s Soviet Stalls On British Bid MOSCOW (AP) -- The Soviet Union stalled today on giving a clear answer to British pleas for co-ordinated action to prevent war in the Middle Fast. A British spokesman said For- eign Secretary George Brown ; discussed the crisis with For- jeign Minister Andrei Gromyko during a meeting of almost s |three hours, But it was understood the Rus- sians so far have failed to give Brown an unequivocal reaction to thé Briton's efforts to enlist Soviet support for joint interna- tional action. As Brown and Gromyko talked, Egyptian War Minister Shamseddin Badran arrived in oscow on a mystery mission. The Soviet government is the main suppliers of arms to Egypt and is openly siding with the Arab countries in the crisis. Some diplomatic observers thought the Kremlin might with- old its response until after its talks with the Egyptian minister and until it got @ clear idea of what UN Secretary-General U dune achieved in his talks in must have rest, and the liver may be enlarged, but it is en- tirely untrue that "'the germ never leaves the body." With proper care to guard against a relapse. or complications, the patient recovers fully, and the germ (apparently a virus) is gone for good. : Dear Dr. Molner: I am 21, not married byt I made a mis- take by having sexual relation- ship. I did not bleed when having the first intercourse. Am I normal? Most girls say they did bleed. It is beginning to worry me because I'm planning to marry soon.--D. F. Lack of bleeding doesn't mean anything. There's a small mem- brane, called the hymen, which usually is broken and bleeds. But the texture of the mem- brane varies considerably. It rather often is broken in child- hood while roughhousing. In ig- norance, & many men consider an ubroken hymen as proof of virginity, and a broken hymen as proof of the opposite. It isn't so. Quite a goodly pro- portion of girls rupture or GOD BLESS YOU LOUGHBOROUGH, England (AP)--A sneeze in bore ough rates not only a "God bless you", but the benefit of the doubt from the law. Magi- strates cleared taxi driver Mau- Tice Milner of careless driving after he testified he temporarily lost his vision when he eneezed violently and collided with a parked car. SALLY'S SALLIES cause it provides Vitamin C, artly the hymen while they fre atill children. } \ TODA TORONTO 10:4 AM. 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