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sais DEATHS roe INS, Winnifred r son, Utica, Ontario, 7, 1967, Winnifred esting of Panabaker, Port Perry, for serv- Thursday at p.m. Interment 'y. 1967, Evva G. Gordon, ite Mr. and Mrs, T. A, sister ot ) and re by Maude (Mrs. C. M, Pas f Toronto and Wilma of Osh- sting at Dods Funeral Home, lle, until Wednesday morning, Mcintosh - Anderson Funeral 52 King Street East, for service sday at 3:30 p.m. interment emetery. -K, Howard Wales esidence, I$ Vista View Bivd., on Monday, August 7, 1967, W. Hiscock, beloved husband of Moyse, dear father of Mrs, R. ump (Mary Elizabeth) of of Tweed, Ont., brother of Mrs. ack, Detroit, Mich., and Miss iscock of Kingston, also sur five grandchildren of Tweed. at Mcintogh-Anderson Funeral 2 King St. E. Service in the | Thursday, August 10, at 2 p.m, ent Union Cemetery NT, Ernest €. at the Whitby Community yn Monday, August 7, 1967, . Vaillant (of 1706 Dufferin St. beloved husband of - Annie 1, dear father of Mrs. H, Parish Sons Roy, Danny and Ted of dear brother of Llewilyn of Hill, in his 65th year. Resting NV. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Aembers of the Vimy Lode L. will hold a service Wednese p.m. Service in the chapel. on! August 10 at 2 p.m. Interment Cemetery, Port Whitby, Minis- everend J. McKibben, Visitors "9 7:30 p.m, Tuesday. , Charles A. W. @ General Hospital on Tues- st 8, 1967, Charles A. W. Wells, th year, beloved husband of Aay Colliss and dear father of Mitchinson (May), Mrs. Maur- or (Ellen), and Mrs. Lloyd Mary), of Oshawa, Charles of rother of Miss Emily Wells, in Resting at Mcintosh-Anderson jome, 152 King Street East. St. George's Anglican Church ay morning (time to be an- ater). Interment Mount Lawn (Friends may call at the lome commencing Thursday ¥ + Leonard Marvin ito rest in the Oshawa Gen- tal on Tuesday August 8, 1967, Marvin Yarrow, beloved hus- toseanne Allin, father of Kel- n of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence | Whitby, brother of Ronald Ernest of Port Hope, and Oshawa in his 28th year. Rest- e Armstrong Funeral Home, with funeral service in the Jrsday August 10 at 3 p.m, Mount Lawn Cemetery. ss beyond Price, yet ithin reach of all GERROW -RAL CHAPEL KING STREET WEST phone 728-6226 STAFFORD OTHERS LTD. ithorized Deolers 3OCK OF AGES ILY MONUMENTS indas St, E. 668-3552 Whitby, Ont. MEMORIAM asieiineadiieaiamnnenmeeeeiod -- In loving memory of How- comb, a dear father, whe y August 9, 1965, membered by Glad, Gren, = Cherished memories of @ id grandpa, Thamas Edward, So suddenly August 9, 1966. would give If a 3 Could say (or Grandpa), the same is voice, see his smile, » him and chat awhile. ) have a father (or grandpa) n with care, never know the heartache e the vacant chair. ed by his daughter Grace, Paul, and granddaughters ty and Lynda. ASTING TRIBUTE manence and dignity jest OUNT LAWN -MORIAL PARK 'ZE MEMORIALS rteous advice please | Park Office. 723-2633 OF THANKS -- | wish to thank the Department, --_ relations, eighbors for the help | re- recent fire, The family of the late Mrs, » wish to express their relatives, neighbers or acts of kindness, mes- pathy and floral tributes ng our recent bereavement a dear mother and grand- al thanks to Rev. Gimmell, Presbyterian Church and Quaker Hill Presbyterian idge. ce Family (Flewell, Ward) [TUARIES \OHN STEWART ral service was held ckay Funeral Home, t 2 p.m., July 12, for Stewart. 11 Glenelg dsay, who died sud- wing a brain hemorr- 9, at the Ross Mem- tal. ral service was con- Rey. D. Ellis. Inter- in Riverside Ceme- ay. Pallbearers were derson, Claude Han- rvine, Geodge Payne, rjarow and Harvey the late Mr. and Mrs. bert Stewart, the de- - born Nov. 20, 1927, rulam Township. He iblic schools in Veru- mily Townships and his education with | school and corres- ourses. At the time h he was a depart- visor with Union Car- a Limited, at Lind- urt was an instructor i. John Ambulance and gave many cour- Lindsay district. He active worker in the nmunity Chest and a Calvary Pentecostal rvived by his wife, * Joyce Madeline ym he married Sept. | Bobcaygeon; two Karen and Wanda Vayne, ving are two sisters, Thacker of Dunsford e of Bobcaygeon and orne, of Bocaygeon. leceased by a broth- Also surviving are -in-law, Floyd Kim- ne Kimble, both of Mauso- ~ BLONDIE DONALD DUCK LI'L ABNER NUBBIN HENRY JULIET JONES GRANDMA MUGGS AND SKEETER Ce MICKEY MOUSE WHEW! WHAT WAS THAT, THIS MONTHS) mm,_RECEIPTS? DON'T BE SILL>/ THAT WAS JUST THIS WEEKS INSTALL MENT-- SAVINGS CLUB! ~ON MY CHRISTMAS BUZ SAWYER ANY DOGPATCH BOY WHAT'S IN LOVE OFA GAL O'TH' OPPOSITE SEX GOT NO CHOICE {7 SHE'LL TELL i SVERYBODY IN --ITS JUST THAT THE |PEOPLE I TELL THEM TO ARE SUCH Wor Righls Rensrved, Lonaromene YO'D SNEEZE!' EF IT WERE. A WORD TO TH' WISE IS SUFFISHUNT J © 1087 bp News Syetionte On. Ine, "RASSLIN' ROCK YO'D RASSLE! @ BEAUMONT @ BUICK @ PONTIAC e ACADIAN LN NUBBIN! I CALLED You AT by _ THE OFFICE. 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Financing @ Immediate Delivery 4 HUBERT IT'LL HAVE THE CHEFS MEATBALL SUPREME, NO GRAVY, PLEASE WY) OSS SREY SSR ssosecetstan SSSSO5S | fe YOUR HEALTH Treatment Outlined | Poison Ivy Victims | By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD ; Since (I have learned) ajitch' that only ivy can produce, great many people are veryjand I promptly apply a tiny much interested in. poison ivy, I/amount of my cortisone oint- think the following letter from)ment. It is soon gone without writer, a woman, has had suc-| Of course I avoid all possible cessful treatment to minimize|chance of. exposure and am future attacks--but she ob-ever on the lookout. I find ivy serves what is still the most!where many have no idea they basic rule of all: © have it--in flower beds and If you are subject to ivy poi- such. soning, stay away from ivy! I found the aforementioned treatment most effective for oe eS me, but do not plan to test my Dear Doctor: senior in high school I was ap- rs parently icine to ivy and present apparent immunity. poison oak, and abused the blessing. When I was exposed| In view of all this, I reneat: that fall, I had a fairly severe The best protection is avoiding reaction and have been especial-|P0lson itvy or poison oax--or ly sensitive since then. |dogwood, for some folks "Under care of dermatologists) Desensitization works for I have received injections to Some people, does not seem to lessen sensitivity. Each series Work for others, but in every did have that effect for varying case must be used with close lengths of time. medical attention, because se- In 1958 I was unknowingly] vere reactions--as bad as a se- and badly exposed to poison ivy|Vere case of ivy poisoning--can or oak, and was treated by an Occur. army dermatologist who Pres-| WASHING IMPORTANT cribed (1) antihistamine cap- Thorough a heRing? if ven compresses for 20min te AON, 0U have een exposed rapa four hours using a spe-|the best immediate first. aid. cial solution for the purpose; |¥S° ba Rote aay vd ha (3) when dry, apply a cortisone |ony he ised on oft "oe ointment as sparsely as POSSI-| ticky ivy sap Showering use col water"ne& rae Of sothing loons g, use si as little friction as possible on C2" help. Also antihistamines. affected areas REDUCES MISERY This reduced the usual two or : more weeks of abject misery to! Dear Dr. Molner: What less than four days. After ai]|Causes a thick discharge from lesions had been gone for sever-|the eyes and what should I use cases, but must be used as di- jrected by a physician. weeks and was closely observed) morning.--I.W.M. for about an hour each time for any reaction Since then I have had no seri-|don't think self-treatment of the|city declarer undertakes to do things | that he can delegate the defend- ers to do for him. Examine this hand where South starts with four possible losers--two spades, a diamond and a club. There is no way to avoid the diamond and club losers, so all of declarer's thou- ghts are concentrated on saving one of the spade losers. If he tackles the suit himself, he must lose two spades if the opponents defend properly. Thus, if he leads the ten from dummy, East covers with the king to assure two spade tricks for the defenders. The same result obtains if the declarer begins by leading the deuce from dummy. When East | follows low, South can finesse the jack but it does him no goodl. West takes the queen, returns a spade, and South loses a sec- ond spade trick irrespective of which card he plays from dum- my. Yet, from the word go, de- clarer can assure the contract no matter where the K-Q of spades are located and against any line of defense. He wins the king of clubs with the ace, draws trumps, and exits with a club. West takes the queen and is forced to re- turn a diamond. Any other re- turn gives declarer the contract at once. South cashes the A-K of dia- monds and exits with a dia- mond. It does not matter which defender wins the trick, since the outcome is a foregone con- clusion, but let's say East wins the diamond, He must return a spade; otherwise, South gets a ruff and discard. If he returns a low spade, South plays low, auto- matically endplaying West, who must return a spade or concede a ruff-discard. If East returns the king or queen instead, South takes the ace and again cannot lose more than one spade trick. SPORT BRIEFS HARRIS IN LEAD CHICAGO (AP)--Labron Har- ris, never a PGA tourney win- ner, fired 34-34-68 for an eight- under-par 134 and a two-stroke lead after 36 holes in the West- ern Golf Open Friday. George Knudson of Toronto, only Cana- dian in the tournament, shot a 71 and was knotted with 10 other players at 141. The origi- nal field of 150 was cut to the low 75 scores and it took a score of 145 or better to enter today's '|third round. BELGIANS TOP YACHTERS KINGSTON ,Ont. (CP)--Pwo Belgian youths Saturday won the 420-class world yachting championships while two Pari- sians took second place in the three-day event. Tied for third place in the first 420-class championship held in Canada were the Kingston, Ont., crew of Harry Jemmett and Fred Siemensen and the Swedish team of Bo Palmes and Olaf Bjorland Jemmett and Siemen- sen also won the 420-class North American title, Eighty- three boats, representing 1% countries, were entered in the competition. QUEENIE physician, preferably an opthal- mologist (eye specialist), Ob- Cortisone is useful in severelviously, if the trouble is infec- tion, allergy treatment will do no good; if it is allergy, treat- ment even worse. for infection might be Note to R.J.F.: Rather than al weeks I was given deep in-/to treat it? It seems to be/trying to find a 'ready made" tramuscular injections for five)worse when I get up in the|brace, consult a rehabilitation service. Many large hospitals Either infection or allergyjhave them, and nearly all large might be at the root of it, I/medical centres. You live in a which has both. Braces ous incidents. Occasionally . 4 I eyes ever is wise, and think the|usually have to be fitted to the find a blister or two with "'thatlonly thing for you is to see a'area involved--back, limb, etc.