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26 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 7, 1967 HAVE 1a] Buz SAWYER! INASINE MEETING) Wily, MR. ND SVE COT TO cot La] 1N NER REMEMBERME?\ RITCH, IM J.J. RITCH, PRESIDENT OF FRONTIER ig SE] : WIDOW WITH THE BOYS'YYES ISN'T IT... x. A PRESENT? )t~2R-NOVEL P , 4 fa BUZ SAWYER DONALD DUCK BLONDIE JANE ARDEN THE NEW NATION OF 4 "WOLF ISLAND' I$ 4 LIL ABNER SECRET AGENT X9 -Trapine Post SALE ¢ BUT THAT DOES PLAIN HOW yOu Qn 4 ma TRACK 1S TWO SEVEN sav OR TWO DAY? OL, once NT RG snreeeOR SEE THE TRADER... . IT AMOUNTS TO 15 THI Forenee THERES NO SECRET TO 17, 420 ANY INDIAN COULD TELL YOU. WHAT MA at the PONTIAC Action Centre M THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LID. MRAZ HUBERT King St. at Park Rd. -- BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) West dealer. Both sides vulnerable. NORTH @AKQ10 993 7) oK843 ¢ 754 4 SOUTH 4 Sixsress 998652 9 AQ53 983 Opening lead--king of spades. This hand is: from the 1966 Tournament of Cham pions event held annually in Deau- ville, France. With Avarelli and D'Alelio of Italy sitting North- South, and Kinstam and Har- rison-Gray of England sitting East-West, the bidding went as shown. The. deal is a good example of how partnership misunder- Standings occur even in the highest echelons of bridge. Gray led the king of spades and Konstam followed with the nine. Ordinarily, the play of the nine -- an unnecessarily high card -- would constitute a re- quest for West to continue the suit. This is the way nearly everyone plays, and that is the way Gray interpreted the nine. But when Gray continued with a spade, D'Alelio ruffed and easily made the contract after drawing trumps and dis- carding a diamond on dum.ny's fourth club, Had Gray shifted to a diamond, the defence would have taken the first three tricks and D'Alelio would have gone down one. Obviously, Gray and Konstam were operating on different wave lengths, because Konstam intended the spade nine as a signal for Gray to shift to a diamond, the higher-ranking of aughan T Water flo Sciences Eng ' V the two side suits (clubs and practice als A 1922 PENNY a T E L E I S I O N L O G diamonds). This was in accord- 'in curriculu A 1951 NICKEL om ' ance with the ge gh gent open . Gra Channe! 3--Buftale 9:20 P. 11:38 AM, convention played by Konstam + Up to no eee ee Seiten Choice of Futures | One ine Mion YOU SHOULD in such situations. in a news Channel 4--Buttale 10:00 P.M, 4--Dick Van Dyke It can be argued that Gray from Ontari Channel 6--Torento 1--Merv Griffin 3--Ed Allen Time HAVE SEEN THE should have led a diamond aj ito go to the Channe) 7~Buttale 4--Danny Kaye 24--Hollywood Squares POKER HAND I a wh i tudy creati chums be A 28--I Spy 12:08 NOON trick two despite what he Btudy Channel 9--Toronte $--iporis tigh fent, $-Toronto Today THREW ALLOVER thought was a come-on signal uction of | Channel 11 +612 4 Pee Eo THE STATION in spades, because he could tell 'ional level Channel 12--Petervorough | ities Me ic amNews, Weather and hidpoand Bipot as Phe Bg = age -- %Sports Hot Seat 3--Popeye and Pal Stu! would 70H the Dext spade an haa gl Ad ia Oak SAL. 24 Jeopardy teas that it was therefore futile to BRIDG 12--Woody Woodpecker 12-11-9-8-7-6-4-3-2 -- News, 12:30 P.M, lead one. 1--Movie Weather, Sports It's A Match The answer to this, if we ac- " The winne perma 1138 PAM, Stys Ques cept Gray's theory that there i in the gam 7--Highway Patrol 6--Viewpoint enorre bi ' 0: 6--Passport .28 PI 23 N Weath can be no suit-direction signal Oshawa, Os 3 -Woody Woodpecker | 11--Plerre. Berton Meaghan. Weattiere at trick one, is that Konstany lin and Ger 5:30 P.M. News, Weather, Sports PS (ch OED Binal di » (igi 9 12-118 About Time 'Movie c. Ba iy was obviously commanding an- a, cate g --McHales Navy Sbccioneny Cates 46--Guiding Light other spade lead because he did GENERAL 7--News 4-Les Viows 1:00 P.M. not want any other suit played. sey orga Hee LMovie poe. FUNNY- THE CHARCOAL But the practical answer to m 4 tape 3-Of Lands and Seas |. 1, 11.38 &Dialing For Dollars, N DIP IGNITE, BUT the discussion is that any pair 62: aire :. $--How's Business ne 7Fugtive ner Sane UY eae who agree to play in an impor- Mrs, Mo 7--Twillgey eatre yas PM. 6-12--Luncheon Date THE ° tant championship should settle Silgailis and Ge nln aiorley 1 ie Se ies UP! in advance the methods of de- H id Ross a Wester apis ly «fA Gad da fence they plan to use. Mrs. L. Ma 3--Nation's Business 1--Mystery Theatre &--Let's Make @ Deal Medland, 47 Wise THURSDAY taneous mn Nate , 'k : 11--Plerre Berton 8:00 A.M. 2:00 P.M Children Buy BROOKLIN ie hi Weather, S-University of the Alr rit red Bigled é Mrs. = japtain Kangaroo Be P. 4 er, 62; rs $e Huntley-Brinkley Wicalbert h athed Wooo Our Lives Mayor § Robe Mrs. W. J. 7:00 PL 9--Romper Room ae sg P.M. FREDERICTON (CP)--When Drummond ope PE Fc 9--People. In Conflict it was discovered that Frederic- Mrs. K. Mi @--Lowell Thomas Vik ome fap et ig ton's mayor has no ceremonial Morris, 54; | aL oe Thomas 9:00 A.M. &--Coronation Street robes for formal civic occa- R. Morris, ! 3--Daktar! eat Cone 4-House Party sions, school children decided GOLF CLUI S News Weather, Har Ramada S wee e ane to collect money as a centennial North and 4--Forest Rangers 7--General Hospital project to buy a set. ee: Me Topper ie 4-To Tell The Truth A robe of scarlet, black and aoe - tacomman | ste Cancale sano e* | YOUR. HEALTH ie Me Ace oe Baad M. MeKinne OF COURSE--! lorie : ' ; t Iker, 87; DIDN'T I. MENTION Pani Wiliams shove ot Lite | nina re : sented by a delegation to Mayor E Ay arield, 83 vd Peggy Neville 10:00 A.M. ee . 2! William T, Walker who prom- geet eggy Nev PI Badia dee en Sh ] d D ] ised to wear the outfit whenever an RAs TIXEd "Allen. Time Fc tiserraytow ouider Dislocation he visits schools in the city, P. Bull and age fic 8-2--Snap Judgment 3-4-6-12--Edge of Night 100; Mrs. ee Pegs 4--Candid Camera 24--You Don't Say Mrs. J. Met 10:30 A.M. 4:00 P.M, is s in: , . s. J. 1--Movie '--Morning Time 9--1 Love Lucy ye d W h S | Pine Tree Hike Mrs. C,. M. ere Petras soeaas | Sse! Feiettag | pe om, reated With splint : eouicy an we | oe | emer, For Centennial *. oncentration 4 mmut SEI BOS Hope 11:00 A.M. S--Mike Douglas By S0REEE S. HOLE. MD CORNER BROOK, Nfld. (CP) OSHAWA CI 11--Mike Douglas 4:30 P.M. Seven Ameri ft t North and 9:00 P.M. + and Mrs. 1--Wunsters Dear Dr. Molner: I am 23 and|are not good to take, you should|Seven American airmen sta- Hughes and 7--Movle Jeera Wee | eve for two years have had shoul-| just let nature take its course.| tioned at Pine Tree radar sta- sm 4--Green Acres indy Griffith 4--Movie ' ' tion decided to walk 60 miles 130; Mrs. | 2-8--Expo '67 Special 2-8--Pat Boone 3-6-12--Zorro der dislocations. I can't play| Mrs. A. G. t R. Barrand sports or do anything the least} The argument of "just letting ny pend Brook to Stephen- © Keith, 11 out of the ordinary without a|nature take its course" doesn't z hid help publicize Canada's and P. Kau CROSSWORD painful dislocation. What can} make sense to me. Why not let| Centennial. , re a be done? Is there any kind of|an aching tooth ache? Or why| Four of them failed to com- East ani ACROSS 50.Tortoise 19. Finnish physical therapy?--G. L. H. | use antibiotics to suppress in-|Plete the walk. Frank Bourque, worth and J 1. Mining 51, Borders sea- seting il fection? Why use anesthesia?|29, of New York, Sal Valdez, Silgailis and excavation DOWN port Ryolhne dl Bla ia He any kare agile things we do| 23, of Tijuana, Mexico, and Jim H. Webster | 6. Speech 1. False 21. Orb G6 ARI OT Men eas be nee people|Mahon, 22, of Chambersburg J. Pattersor defect 2. Mulberry 22. Quali- young males and it usually healthi Mi d forta-| Pa-, finished the hike in 14 100. 10, Rodents cloth fied comes down to the same his-| (Paltver and more' comforta-|) ingli . ini i ble? We know how to take much The club 11. Winglike 3. Algerian 23. Mas- tory: An injury to start with. Feige f Bairs Gane 12. Armadillo seaport urium: Our joints are kept in proper|f the discomfort out of meno- os s a 13. Play- 4, Danger sym. position by the combined action|Pause, and hormones are one GAME GROWS FAST ine th : wright: 5. Plural 25, Meas- of muscles, ligaments and the|9 the important medications} The American elk, once near adlites Pgs Arthur ending ure: joint capsule. Damage one (or| for this. Your physician shouldjextinction in the United States, like. 3. par ae 6. Burmese abbr. Yesterday's Answer | more) of these, and a bone can|be consulted to determine thelnow is increasing too fast in call 728-4136. 15. Capital mongoloid 28, Arabic 42. School slip out of position -- become| Proper treatment in your case. |national parks. OSHAWA C of the 7. Troubles a letter Sours: dislocated. May 15 Sec Philippines 8. Auctions pRTeLOpe ie Physical therapy is uot the| Dear Dr. Molner: I make . F 17. Bristle- 9. hi Lg Negation 43. lca answer. Exercise isn't going to| sure that all members of the SALLY'S SALLIES oe Ikepart 18, Motherless 85. Low 'Mane _| repair the .injury. More likely| family have a multiple vitamin 130: Mrs. Si 18. Volcanic calves spirits 46. Man's f ; Pa rock 14. Most $7. Behold! nickname | it will make it worse. every day. My daughter in high 123: Mrs. J 20. Persian infrequent 38. Prize 49. Hebrew The conservative treatment Toes Fetanes Decatiee sie ¥ays P. Kandel, | weight 16.Musicnote 40, Female letter is with some sort of splinting,| it puts on weight. She dared me and J. Patt 21, Punctua- : arranged to suit the particular|to write to you.--S. J. W. East and tion mark: t fa 73 |¢ fs eo /7 {8 9 injury, to prevent strain on the Vitamirs do not put on Wallace 'and abbr. V7, LZ) injured tissues until they have | weight. However, with a prop- 129; Mrs. ° 24, Subside 10, GY Yj time to knit firmly. (Have this|erly balanced diet, people get Miller, 123; 26, Comp > an done by an orthopedist.) all the vitamins they need or Coles, 115; point 2 GAG If this does not bring suitable| can use from their food. and Mrs. Be 27. Outdoor iz rs Gay results, then surgical repair Section B pa saga V/ may be necessary. Professional| Dear ag ee hehe BA the North and TIY, athletes, of course, resort to|cause of skin cancer? Will it and J. Wild 81. Greeting UG al baa surgery much more quickly, be-|spread to other parts of the Every and poste coat ar lee [es WA es Ym cause it is important for them,|body? Why would.the cure take B. Morris a 33, Pee Wis 1) in terms of money, to get back| two years of x-ray treatments? Mrs. W. H 34 Bean 27 28 j29 30 into action sooner. --D.H. Wilson, 111. 36. Winner of Good function of the shoulder) We don't know the cause of| "Hmmph! Apparently the only East and \ "1966 Rose 3 V7 32 Y ZY 35 can be expected after the sur-/cancer. We just know that it] things that come with dressing and D. Snow Bowl: abbr, Vs VA gery. tends to follow some types of] in this place are the turkey son and B. $9.Streamlet |°* Bs ase 37 [38 YY Y Z Women also can be subject|irrigation: Too much sun and and the salads." E. M. Culp 41, Act to dislocations, and from the| wind, some chemical irritants, T. Brady ar obsequious- >? ae Yy*" same cause, an injury. fumes, repeatedly irritated : pate a ly -- 4 Dr AaT flaws such as moles, etc. Some-|moved surgically, some de- CHURCE 45. British 4s 4 Gui Dear Dr. Molner: What are| times no cause can be detected. | stroyed by x-ray, depending on whe caine PTs yrs bok some of the sumptoms of meno-| Like any other cancer, it will] location, size, type. Norwegian 47. Italian Y Y/ pause? I have been very ner-|spread, but being on the surface] Extending the x-ray treat. charge of ¢ river os yy vous and the doctor has been| it can be seen before it has time| ment would be to make certain tional affair Son giving me pills and hormones.|to spread, and can be removed/that the cancer has been com- bad Some people say hormone pills and thus cured, Some are re-|pletely eradicated, | Sea