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WAS MY HUSBAND.,,.HELL { IT HAPPENS, DRUMM, KEEP AND WE'RE QUITE SURPRISED BY WHAT A »SLAVE LABOR, PLUS WANTED CRIMINALS CAPTURED ON OUR WAY f i THROW IN ONE G-MAN, OFFICER, NOT TO SEE YOu/ SS © King Features Syndicate, ine. 1967. World nighte 5 UPRIVER! Sx BIT SORRY SKYLARKS FIREBIRDS SEE THEM ALL AT "THE TRADING POST" THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LID. SUMMER HOURS: Mon. to Thurs. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fri. 8 a.m, to 6 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to T p.m. Family Set The PONTIACS BUICKS BEAU MONTS MOUSE a * * MICKEY ae a 4 37% st a AND SKEETER" . 9. ne Pramas Bredesen as 1067 Wed ates rmor, 12--Three Stooges SHE'LL SEE ME. AND IF THERE'S ANY POSSIBLE ALL IT "TAKES ISA LITTLE PSYCHOLOGY: TAL SEE EVE ANY TIME WAY OF MAKING HER LOVE ME--I HOPE TO FIND IT, AND... AND TRY NOT TO HATE ME, IT'S SIMPLY THAT WE'RE BOTH IN LOVE WITH THE SAME GIRL. THAT'S NO BASIS FOR HATE... | as tO ITS f 1i--Family Theatre if THE AUDIENCE LAUNCHES N ATTACK OF PAPER CUPS BAGS DURING HER AcT... A AND POPCORN VICK GRABS THE © WOMENS PAGE... MUGGS, > THE SPORTS SECTION... «AND SKEETER TAKES pane iia. Vesnroed. +». SOMEBODY SHOULD PUBLISH A DAILY CEREAL BOX FOR LIL' KIDS LiKe ME! TELEVISION LOG Channe:' 3--Buftalo 2-8-11--Man_ From Channe) 3--Barrie U.N.C.L.E, Channel 4--Buttale 9:00 PLM, Channei 6--Toronte | 12--Movie Channel 7--Buttale a 6--Movie Channel 8--Rochester 4--Mavie Channel 9-Teronto | Movie Channel 11--Hamiiten | 9.90 P.M. Channel 12--Peterdorougn | \--Marv Griffin | 1l--Rat Patrol 7--Phyllis_ Diller FRIDAY 20--T.H.E. Cat 5:00 P.M. 10.00 P.M. 3:30 P.M, Weather, 4--Hogan's Heroes | 2-6:12=Get Smart | @-$tingray 9--Mission Impossible 8-Superman eats 7--Highway Patrol spoiling 6--Adventure Time | 11,00 P.M, &--Movie | 2-9--News | 3-6-7-8-11-12--News, Sports 4--Paper Capers 3, 10:00 A.M. #--Flintstones 1--Popeye, 4--Frankenstein Jr. 6, % Gumby 12--Queen Elizabeth 1--Sinbad Jr. 10:30 4--Space Ghost §-2--Space Kicettes 7--Beatles 1:00 nn: A.M. 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Hot rod 8.Equalizer 24, Wife of 9. Crimean John .tiver Adams 11. Types of 25. Candle- cars nut 15. Gobi, Moe tree grapes javeand fiber 18, Hummed others 29. Dis- 16, Like 18. Blunder patches Yesterday's Answer 17.Fume ~~ 20, Hole- 30. Colorado 33. Notion 19, Music piéreing peak 84, Odin's son note 4 tool (with 36, Lamb pen 20, Affect! 21 Military "old') name 's = t $1. Otherwise 38, Owns 21, Observed > Te } 28. Hard 4 26. Dexterous io be 27. Check 28, Chinese fe Y ikg mile wll 20, Asterisk 1+ Y/ Z szPontea «= [> | A WU arches 4 4 35, Repast YUUVe VZAr\ \2e 87. Biblical ALLA i name 2 [24 38, Blevations 39. Give way 26 Y, 7 Z 40. Apart > y a 41. Greek jel 7 Y 29 Y oe EX os 4 36 42, One-horse 3 U, carriage <A Ey Gs DOWN a 1, 1. Regions 39 VW 40 2. Close to ry % "7 3. Dngrave Y J Y UY 4. Perched ~ j years. I had been taking two 10-mg. tablets a day for 18 years, I didn't like the slavery and one aad last summer decided to end My solution may sound silly, but it worked: I quit the am- phetamines and cigarets the same day. I was gorgeously miserable, but couldn't put it all on drug deprivation. Eventually I went back to smoking on a limited basis and felt like soméone had reprieved my séntence! I have béen delighted to dis- cover that I can manage both my weight and my disposition without pink pills. I'm still disappointed at being chained to tobacco, but at age 40 have learned to be gratéful for limited victories. So I say this to J.T.: Dr. Mol- ner is right. Stop taking the pills. It's worth it--eventually! --Mrs. E. J. Dear Dr. Moiner: I would like to know what causes ichthyosis and how it can be cured. -- Mrs. E. J. Dear Dr. Molner: I would like to know what causes ichthyosis aise it can be cured.--Mrs. So would I. This is a skin condition. Be- cause of overgrowth of the hard portion of the skin and de- creased production of perspira- tion and skin oils, the skin be- comes rough and scaly, and is sometimes called "'fish skin dis- ease." Some hereditary factor seems to be the chief element in caus- ing it, Two Habits Broken Simultaneously By. JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD It actually is a rather com- mon condition in mild form, but difficult to treat in severe cases. Rather than looking for a cure, it is more practicable just to do what can be done to soften the skin and keep it as flexible as you can. Such skin is inclined to be sensitive even though it may not always look that way. -Avoid too much use of detergents or sol- vents, including turpentine, so as not to remove oils from the skin. Sometimes too many baths will be irritating, especially in winter when air in the house is dry Sometimes hands and feet are helped by soaking for 10 min- utes in hot water, then applying lattoline or othér form of grease or fat, and Me ge light glovés or socks to bed. Mild grease or something similar may be ap- plied elsewhere on the body to soften the skin. Dear Dr. Molner: Is skim milk as good for you as homog- enized milk? Which should a 13- year-old girl drink? How many calories should a girl almost 14 have?--Mrs. R. T. The difference between skim milk and regular or homog- enized is merely that the skim milk has had much of the fat removed, Genérally, growing youngsters need the Calories which the fat represents. The exception is the child who is overweight,» and needs thé minerals and protein in the milk but will be better off drinking skim milk, which will help with the weight prob- lem. It is pointless to try to say how many calories a growing girl needs. We need to knov. more about her than her age But if she is fat, by all means use skim milk. wae 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 30, 1967 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) BIDDING QUIZ You are South, neither side vulnerable. The bidding has been: |1 Pass 16 Pee | Bh Pass What would you bid now with each of the following four hands? 1, @A8652 4 $Q72 4KO4S 2, @Q7643 YIGS @KS2 475 | 3. @AK984 Y743 @K982 go 4. @AK9T 62 $Q92 4A875 1. Five clubs. It is a basic principle that the value of a hand rises or falls as the bid- ding progresses and new infor- mation comes to light. Thus, this hand, standing by itself, would not be especially attrac- tive if partner opened the bid- ding with a heart, but it gains considerably in stature when partner opens with a club, Even so, when you respond one spade, you cannot be sure of a game, as the club bid may have been based on minimum high- eard values and 4-3-3-3 or 4-4-3-2 distribution. | But when partner now jumps lto three clubs, showing about an ace more than a minimum opening bid and a long club suit as well, the hand rises dramatically in value and you should assume that there is not only a game but a reasonable chance for a slam. The best way of registering these thoughts is by jumping to five clubs. If the ace of spades were, say, the queen or jack, you would bid only four clubs, but, having the ace, you are entitled to jump to five and in- |ferentially suggest a slam. 2. Pass. The three club bid is not forcing; it merely urges you to bid again. There are other bids North could make if your meager values were enough to produce a game. Since you lack the values for a second bid, the best thing to do is pass. 3. Three diamonds, Here you have every reason to think there is a game -- North is like- ly to have 17 to 19 points, count- ing his distribution -- but you can't tell at this point whether the best contract lies in a suit or in notrump. You therefore bid three diamonds, drawing as clear a picture of your hand as you can, and hope that this will enable partner to choose the right contract. 4. Six clubs. There is nothing scientific about bidding the slam, but the odds clearly favor making it. There are very few hands North can have which will not offer a good play for slam, and quite a few where twelve tricks are certain. When you have an opening bid of your own and partner opens and then follows with a strong rebid, you are on the verge of a slam, The best thing to do in most cases is to up and bid it. Pact Results Under Attack OTTAWA (CP)--The results of the 1964 Canada - United States automobile agreement came under fire Tuesday as In- dustry Minister Drury appeared before the Commons industry committee. Max Saltsman (NDP--Water- loo South) said the results of the agreement to remove tariffs on auto imports by both coun- tries have been "quite frankly disappointing." M. T. McCutcheon (PC -- Lambton Kent) askéd how the public has benefited from the pact Mr. Drury said that since the agreement's inception the dif- ferential in manufactur- er's price between the countries has been narrowed. Mr. McCutcheon said autos received by some southwestern Ontario dealers came with sug- gested retail prices 350 less than the dealers' net. These were cars to be sold in the United States. Thus he could sée little evidence of a reduction of the differential. SALLY'S SALLIES | "T can't help it, doctor. Some of the patients who are here drive me batty." Dear Dr. Molner: After réad- ing a magazine article on rectal examination with proctoscope I had it done but suffered excru- tiating pain. Are these examina- tions always painful? The ar- ticle didn't indicate that it was so painful. Was the doctor to blame?--R. L. If you are nervous and mus- cles are tense, it can be un- comfortable. A relaxed patient tsually has little if any trouble. " doubt if the doctor was to dlame, but it should mot be done too abrutply. : DONALD DUCK BLONDIE LI'L ABNER NUBBIN HENRY JULIET JONES I MICKEY MOUSE MUGGS AND SKEETER