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sITUARIES MEN A, N. NEIL ath occurred, July 30, chewan Memorial Hos- skatoon, of Carmen Al- man Neil in his 29th ie deceased was ser- ined =while working acetylene torch and coma for three weeks his death. er resident of Oshawa, ased was a member satan's Choice Motor- ub and worked as & ion worker here. UI \is survived by service will be Smith Funeral nsonville, Ont., at 2 g. 4. Interment will be ville Cemetery. iS DOROTHY M, WORSTER ly sick for two weeks orothy M. Worster, 'oe Street South died at the Oshawa Gen- pital. shter of the late Wil- Ada Worster, the de- was born in London, and had been a res- Yshawa since 1913. She her education in En- k for Pedlar People for 43 years, prior to ement April 30, 1961, ster was an active of St. George's Men.- slican Church and at was of the Altar ve was a member of imount Group of the iber of the Oshawa ural Society, Miss Wor- also a member of the Women's Progressive tive Association and a vember of the Wor.en's of Health and Beauty. pased by her parents ther, Philip, Miss Wor- survived by several n Oshawa and Fonthill v friends. ceased is tosh - Anderson Fume ne for service in St. Memorial Anglican t 2 p.m., Aug, 3. Can- Ongley will conduct ce. Interment will he orge's Anglican Ceme- rk Road North IIbearers will be three eople employees; Jack 1, Eric Pym: and Sparkes and three William Whittington, uckett and Ted Tozer. of flowers donations leart Fund would be ed. 'UNERAL OF VERA ELIZABETH ANDREWS lemorial service for a Elizabeth Andrews, July 29, at the Osh- ral Hospital, was held Armstrong Funeral 11 a.m., Aug. 1. rvice was conducted F. G. Ongley, rector eorge's Memorial An- iurch, Interment was hawa Union Cemetery. bearers were John tobert B. Brown, J, idrews, Fred Dally, Thomson and William resting at FUNERAL OF ERT TUNSTALL , emorial service for install, who died July Oshawa General Hos- held at 2 p.m., Aug. Armstrong Funeral rvice was conducted \. Woolcock, rector of s Anglican Church. In- was in Mount Lawn Ibearers were Leslie tcher Tunstall, Leo Rennie Lalonde, How- d and Irving Moxford. itale acted as an hon- rer. oRobarts Session he grounds that Dr, vad sat in on the in- ) the presiding coro- ir. Shulman continued ir .Shouldice to carry of the jury's recom- S. man said that late in received a telephone Frank Wilson, assist- y attorney - general, dr. Shouldice was up- ad got in touch with tobarts. 1 coroner quoted Mr, saying Mr. Wishart m to tell Dr. Shulman 0 further action and ler Dr. Shouldice any ' REMEMBER the day, Mr. Wilson 'ould not remember Dr, Shulman about Valsh, counsel for the clinic, accused Dr. I trying to blackmail ice into implementing recommendations, the commission Dr, rote to Dr. Shouldice 'ould order a new in- the Burnett death, > had not done so in oid unfavorable. pub- the clinic. nan wanted to know iy of the jury's re. ions had been or put into effect, Mr. tter was pure and 'kmail,"' he said, 1lman denied the ying the lette rwas attempt to bring the ) t® modern stand- WOW! HOW DID YOU GET THE SHINER?! 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There are many ways to 3] IN THE C CORRIGAN, EXCEPT play the hand, but there is only *| SWARMING TO I'M WAY AHEAD one that is clearly correct. | The key play comes rizht the start when East coy ten of hearts with the jack. The proper play now is to let him win the trick, in which cannot be of what the defence does ne at e ase you defeated regardless assume that East vou play a club to the queen, ruff a diamond, play a jclub to the king, ruff a dia- |mond, then play a club to the jace and ruff the last diamond. By this time you have played nine tricks and won eight of them--consisting of the ace of hearts, the ace of diamonds, the A-K-Q of clubs and three dia- mond ruffs, When you now lead the fourth round of clubs you assure ten tricks, not East ruffs it. You are bound to make either a spade and a club or a spade and dummy's last trump. Note that the outcome would not be affected if East's distri- bution were such that he could ruff any one of the earlier club leads. You would still come to ten tricks if he ruffed. Note also that if you took the opening heart lead with the ace you would eventually go down one, assuming best defence, You have to duck the opening lead to stay in the driver's seat and maintain control over the play. whether or PHOOEY! BEAT IT, GOODBYE, SWEETIE= | Spinal Disc Damage _ Explanation Continues By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD| rect posture until the grafted) topic of questions on damaged! brae discs in the spine This means that. two -(con-} Q--Why do some generaljiceivably more) vertebrae will practitioners send patients with) then be rigid as a single bone. disc troubles to orthopedic sur-|The spine, at that point, will no geons and some to neursur-|longer be flexible. This, how- geons? lever, is a small price to pay for A--Referral! depends on|eliminating pressure on nerves symptoms. Often the orthopedic|(and hence pain) and averting surgeon and the nerosurgeon|the risk of the damage becom- must work together. ing more extensive as_ time As I explained Tuesday, the| passes. centre of the spine is the chan-| @ --As you have gathered, 1 nel for important nerve trunks,| haye a collapsed discs. My doc- with branches emerging be-\{or sent me to a neurosurgeon tween vertebrae. _ who recommended traction at If the problem involves the|jome for three weeks. I don't spinal cord or its branches, this | know whether to return to the requires the specialized skills Of/ neirosurgeon, as it is a neurosurgeon. If the nerves! some distance to his office--50 are not damaged, but the prob-| miles lem is simply one of the bone! Ayes, return to the neuro- structure, the skills of the or-|syrgeon if the traction does not thopedic surgeon are required. | provide relief. There is no way Q--How do specialists treat to guarantee in advance wheth- disc troubles? jer the conservative methods A--Sometimes by traction--/will suffice. The only way is to drawing the bones of the spine| try them. apart to relieve pressure on| If surgery seems to be the Let's continue Tuesday's| bone knits firmly to) the' verte-} 19 quite lof SPORT BRIEFS ANDRETTI SETS RECORD INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) Mario Andretti, born defending champion of the U.S. Auto Club, won his second major race of the season Sun- day at the Indianapolis Race- way. In the 190-mile event for Indianapolis Speedway - type cars over the 1.7-mile course's seven turns, Andretti's average speed of 113.612 m.p.h. Brawnet-Hawk Ford his 1965 record of 101.656, An- beat seconds. was third. little Italian- in a shattered Al Unser by four Al's brother, Bobby, WINS HAREWOOD HUNDRED HAREWOOD, Ont. George' Sejar of Toronto won the 57-mile Harewood Hundred Saturday driving a Chinook of his own design. He covered the course in 37:38.2 and set a new lap record of 1:6.0, an average speed of 104.18 m.p.h. Second was Louis Donolo of Montreal in an Elva Max Nerriere in a Lotus Elan was third. (CP) -- BMW. 'Toronto's WINS BICYCLE RACE PARIS (AP)--Roger Pingeon, 27-year-old Frenchman, won the 54th Tour de France bicycle race Sunday. probably will be remembered as the one in which Tom Simp- son of England died. Simpson collapsed on Carpentras July 13 and died before he coald be flown to a hospital. Julio Jimenez of Spain finished second in the over-all standings, and Franco Balman- ion of Italy was third. The marathon the road near WIN MARATHON SWIM LA TUQUE, Que. (CP)--The team of Rejean Lacoursiere of Montreal and Horacio Inglesias Argentina won marathon relay swimming com- petition held Saturday and Sun- day on nearby Lake St. Louis about 120° miles northeast of Montreal. swam a total of 163 laps around the lake for a total.distance of about 55 miles, to earn the $3,500 in top prize money. the 24-hour The winning team nerves. Sometimes by back] only method promising success, braces or other supports. Some- | the neurosurgeon will tell you times by removal of bone seg-|so. If you do not return to him, ments, if such removal can re-|but go to some other doctor, lieve distress. Sometimes you will have it all to do over splinting; that is, by grafting}again--the tests and examina- pieces of bone so they hold ad-|tion to establish the diagnosis. jacent vertebrae in proper posi- tion. Dear Dr. Molner: Is_ there Q--How successful is traction|any cream or lotion that will in curing the difficulty? remove brown spots from A--This depends on the ex-/hands, arms, neck and face?-- tent of the change. Traction) Mrs. K.B.N. and back braces often succeed| This is a cosmetic rather in milder disorders, but cannot;than medical problem. The cope with more serious cases. |spots are of no_ significance, Q--Please discuss the opera-|healthwise. Some readers tell tion in which bone is taken|me they have had good results from the hip and used tojwith some of the commercial strengthen the spine. lcreams sold for this purpose; A--This is the grafting, or/others, using the same creams, "fusion" discussed above. The|have said they still have the graft is placed in proper posi-|spots. All I can suggest is QUEENIE tion and the back is held in cor-'trying them. i 4 "It's all very simple--you tell me your dreams, and I'll tell You Mines."