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31--Compact Cars for Sale pothesis eta SSE " STIN, mini, deep blue. new. teout 'economy mi driver oF second car for wife, $1,050. Telephone 668-6082. "64 M.G.8., radio, tonneay and soft top, two new tires, end of season bargain on well cared for sports' car. 668-5929. 1958 M.G., new top and fires, needs motol 5, Telephone 942-0543. 3k 1963 CHEVY 11 convertible, 6, auto matic, excellent condition, radio and ex: tras, Asking $1,225. Telephone 2570, BOWMONVE 1967 VOLKSWAGEN DeLuxe model 1500 motor, radio and other accessories, low mileage, Telephone 7238222. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, 1300 DeLuxe. Fully equipped, 1,500 miles, $1,150, Telephone Jena HE ESET REE HON INT EIEN 62 AUSTIN SPRITE, Chevrolet V-8_mo- tor, automatic, $250 or best offer. Tele phone 725-9819. '4 MGA, Sports' convertible, Ry uipped, black wi ight green '° jor, Lic. K1M455, Price $1,495, 668-5893. 1962 VALIANT -- 4 door big 6 engine with standard transmission. Top condl- tion, $675. Will accept trade. Call 6-10 p.m. 985-7191, Port Perry. 32--Trucks for Sale : 1966 % TON truck and camper, sie four. Truck still under warranty. Teles Phone 723-8646. u 1962 MERCURY 600 dump truck, single axle, full air, in good condition, Call REO Wi I 1962 MERCURY 800 dump truck, single axle, full air, In good condition. Call apa7ed afte Te : i964 FORD pick-up truck in A-1 condl- tion. If interested call 728-6446, after 6:30 p.m. tully "Yon pick up, in very 1959 G.M.C. % good shape, $425. Telephone Claremont 649-2188. 1962 CORVAIR handy van; 1963 _Inter- national pick-up; 1960 GMC 980 Dumps 1960 Chevrolet tandum dump; 1954 Mer- cury tractor. Telephone 725-2156. rs "63 MERCURY DUMP 700 heavy duty, seven yard aluminum box. New tires, brakes, clutch, rear - end, axles, P.C.V» 4 counties - like new, one owner. $27 500. 617 Dundee Avenue Oshawa. 1965 MERCURY ECONOLIN, A-1 condl- tion, big motor, 150 H.P., oversized tires. Terms cash. Telephone 723-1453. 1959 DODGE two-ton. Will trade for %- or one-ton. Telephone 9420543, ___ 1959 THAMES 800 Van. $250. Apply 74 Berry Ave. mornings. aS '55 CHEV. CAB and chasis, long wheel base; '51 Dodge 1 ton, tires just like new) '62 Ford, 1 ton, with duals, 623- 5756. 33--Automobiles Wanted CARS WANTED Buying A New Car? Sell your used car to "Ted" Talk "Cash" to' the New Car Dealer and 'Save'. TED CAMPIN MOTORS 723-4494 Res. 725-5574 WANTED, cars and trucks for wreck. ing. No charge for towing. Best prices paid. Telephone 728-4549 anytime. Rob- ert Nichols. WANTED: Cars and trucks for wreck- ing. No charge for towing. Best prices paid. Telephone 728-4549 anytime, Rob- ert 'Nichols. SHAW AUTO WRECKERS CO. Cars bought, parts for gale. Iron and metals bought, 89 Bloor Street East. 725-2311. 34--Automobile ~epair AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CENTRE 1038 Simcoe St. N., 728-7339 Transmissions ere Our Only Business -- Repairs, Adjust- ments, Exchanges. All Work Guaranteed. 35--Lost end Found LOST, JARD -- black leather briet- case with initials R.P.H. Please call 725-9934. 36--Legal ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE SPACE REQUIRED BOWMANVILLE Submissions are invited from owners or authorized agents to lease approximately 2,900 square feet gross of office space to accommodate the Ontario: Provincial Police De- tachment at Bowmanville. Additional requirements pre- ferred: -- all services and required partitioning, includ- ing inside accommodation for 2 cars and outside parking for approximately 25 cars, Written offers on existing or proposed buildings will form the basis for future negiotia- tions and should be forwarded not later than August 17th, 1967, to -- Mr. W. G. Bentley, Chief Property Offic- er, Real Estate Branch, De- partment of Public Works, 880 Bay Street, Toronto, On- tario ---- Telephone: Area Code 416, Dial 365-4778. Please refer to File No. « L-1252 Bowmanville. Lowest or any other offer not . necessarily accepted. T. R. Hilliard, Deputy Minister. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF BERNICE WATSON, deceased. ALL Claims against the Estate of the late Bernice Watson, late of the City of Oshawa, in the County of Ontario, Married Woman, who died on or about the 21st day of December, 1966, must be filed with the undersigned on or before the 15th day of September ,1967, after which date the estate will be distri- buted according to law . Everett C .Watson, Administrator, t/o Creighton, Drynan, Murdoch and Victor, Barristers and Solicitors, Oshawa, Ontario (Continued on Page 14) © Wek Diener Productions 'World Rights Reoarved BUZ SAWYER MR, BUMSTEAD.-.-- WE'LL MAKE You THE BEST MAN SELLING IT So SYLVIA ANO I CAN GET NATCHERLY!! ) ® IT'LL MAKE YO' YO! HAIN'T GONNA } APP-REE-SHE-ATE. READ ME 'BOUT DOGPATCH "7 LARGE SELECTION OF '67 MODELS IN OUR LAST ALLOTMENT PONTIACS, BUICKS, BEAUMONTS, VAUXHALLS, G.M.C. TRUCKS +1 SHORTAGE OF GOOD USED CARS The CLIFF MILLS MOTORS Ltd. dust A MINUTE! LET ME READ THAT FINE PRINT, FIRST! 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WHAT'S THE MATTER -- / --_ JULIET JONES Y WHY MUST YOU HAVE A DOCTOR WHO'LL KEEP HIS MOUTH SHUT, GREG? 0O YOU KNOW WHAT'S WITH YOu? ANH! 7 YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT NEXT. WHEW! IM BUSHED AFTER PLAYING GAMSS | ™\ WITH MILLIEL MICKEY MOUSE SHE MAKES UF THE RULES AS SHE GOES LONG} I'LL GIVE IT A TRY.Z.. I HAVEN'T BEEN INA SWING SINCE I WAS AKID/ V iM \ T JUST PUT THIS UP FOR BUTCH AND, LITTLE LEROY.' H-M/ HOPE MY WIFE JOY ISN'T | ...OR SHELL PUT ME ON LOOKING OUT THE WINDOw.., A DIET FOR SURE' TT Tis HYAR AINT _)| V...17S A LILOUTGROWED [Ry A MINI-DRESS... 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H--Mike Douglas | $-It's Your Meve | 7--Supermen | 3-4-6-12--Edge of Night | 244--Yeu Don't Say | 4:00 P.M, | #--1 Love Lucy |. & Match Game 4--Secret Sterm { 8-6-12--Communicate | 2--Mike Dougie | 4:30 PLM. YOUR HEALTH If Epilepsy Controlled School Shouldn't Know By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD Dear Dr. Molner: Our son, 8, 1--Mack and Myer 9--Movie @--Huckleberry Heund 4--Truth or juences 3-6-12--Vacation Time Conse F AOROSS 50. City in 14. Bleach- Bain 1, Range Montana ing fae 6. Cart 51, Feats vat lEILILIElD 11, Ecclesias- 52. Anesthetie 17, Once a 8p tical DOWN more Aran decree 1.Begone! 90. Not | 12, Conscious 2. Dressing working [0] 6 owe 13. Biblical jacket 22. Pair ISIPIAITy character 3. Biblical 23, Meas- 2 ieee 14. Light city ure: 15, Music 4. Mail abbr. Sees See note 5. Half 26.Eyeof Yesterday's Answer 16. Appendage anem bean 40. Roast 18, Persian 6. Cries 27, Emit 42. Close weight 7. Beard 28. Network 44. Biblical 19. Spanish of rye 30. Grampus character affirmative 8&8. 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Also, aren't these seizures chronic, and can only be controlled? Can a child outgrow them as we have been led to believe?--Mrs, T.A. | I have just checked with experts from one of the epi- lepsy associations and there is) one bit of information needed to} answer your questions. How; well-controlled are the little boy's petit mal attacks now? It is preferable, they tell me, | to do as your doctors said:) Make no mention of his condi-| tion at school or other organiza-) tions, If the boy is still having attacks. that is a different mat- ter. The situation will be obvious to people at school and you won't have to tell them-- nor can you keep it secret, | DON'T TELL HIM But assuming that the medi-} cation is preventing further) attacks, there is nothing to be| gained by telling them, and the word "epilepsy" still carries| such an undeserved reputation that there can be harm. | In fact, experts advise that a child not be told the world epi- lepsy. It is better to refer to his| "dizzy spells' or "fainting} spells," as the casé may be, or} of epilepsy and the different) varieties of it, As to swimming, there is no reason why he should not learn. Sun and outdoor exercise tend to be helpful instead of the reverse. Let the swimming instructor know, confidentially, of his condition. If there is any possitle chance of an attack while in the water, he will know what to do. Please discuss this specific question with your doc- tors, They know the child's con- dition. In talking to the swimming instructor, [ dare say it would be better to say that the young- ster has had convulsive sei- zures in the past, and therefore|" should be watched--in case. MAY OUT-GROW IT It is not always possible to predict whether a child will oul-gicw pelit mal, or 'small seizures."" Sometimes it hap- pens. More often he does not ut-grow them, but if medica- tion is now keeping them under complete control, there is every reason to expect that it will continue to do so. Dear Dr. Molner: I need help. We have six children. When one gets a cold, the rest do. An eld- erly lady told my wife to cook onions, let the children dring drink the juice and then use the onions as a plaster on the chest. I Say it's a lot of bunk--and you should smell the house. Please answer.--Sign me PHEW. And double phew! It won't {prevent any colds--except that the way your house smells, you probably won't have any visitors bringing germs. Next time the kids get colds in spite of the onions, maybe your wife will realize that she has fallen for even "convulsions" or : ' "atiacks."" When he is in hisjan ancient bit of nonsense that feens, it is time enough to talk|most people discarded years ago. Dear Dr. Molner: Two years THE OSHAWA TIMES, 2] Thursdoy, August 31, 1967 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER (Top Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play) Fast dealer. East-West vulnerable, NORTH 43 @ioas @752 & 109532 WEST 4K10652 @AIBTSA 9107653 9A o---- 210864 &KQB a784 SOUTH 499 OKQ4 @AKIO63 @at The bidding: Fast South West Nor Pass 2NT Pass Pass Pass Opening lead--five of spades, There are two sides to a coin, as any numismatist will tell you, and there are likewise tw@ sides to a bridge hand, as any expert will tell you. Today's hand occurred in @ team of four match and caused quite a stir among the partici- pants. At the first table, after East had passed, South opened two notrump and that became the contract. What happened to South thereafter was not very pleas- ant. The defence started out with five spade tricks; on which declarer discarded two hearts and a club in the hope of hold- ing his losses to down one. East then cashed the ace of hearts and shifted to a club. When it turned out that the _ diamonds were badly divided, South wound up going dow: four -- 200 points -- despite th original promise of his hand. However, this loss did n prove to be insuperable be- cause, when their teammates came to play the hand atts East-West, the bidding went \follows: | Fest Sonth West Worth 1@ 3@ 4@ Pass 4@ 5¢@ 5H 66 Passe Pass €@ Pass | | | South Jed the king of dia- |monds and East proceeded te make twelve tricks despite South's 20-point hand. The open- ing lead made no difference, since East could make the slam against any method of defence. With the ace of clubs well situ- ated, the hearts divided 4-3, and the trumps divided 2-1, there |was nothing South could do to \stop the contract. So East - West scored 1,660 points for a team gain of 1,460 points, which would seem to in- dicate that the East at the first table should also have opened the bidding with a spade. You could of course attribute the extraordinary outcome to just the rub of the green, but then again you could also say that the dramatically contradictory results were just the other side of the coin. SPORT BRIEFS FIVE TIME WINNER Montreal (CP)--Sandy Doug- lass of Oakland, Md., won first place by a wide margin in the championship division of the North American Flying Scot sailing competition, Saturday, as the third day of races wound up under sunny skies. Douglass, whose sloop won him a low 10% points, was presented with the North American championship cup, and a Canadian Centennial medallion at ceremonies later in the day. Douglass, designer "lof the Flying Scot class vessel, a 19-foot sloop, has won the championships five times in the last nine years, PERFECT SCORE- VANDALIA, Ohio (AP)--A pair of young sharpshooters shattered a record that has stood for 56 years Saturday when they broke 100 straight targets in the doubles eyent of the Grand American traphsoot- ing tournament. Chris Bishop, 20, .of Lewood, Kan., and Ira Eyler, Jr., 22, of Martinsburg, W. Va., posted the perfect scores. Bishop won the cham- pionship in a later shootoff. Shooters in the doubles event must break both targets flying out of the traps in various directions. "Now, you promised me a whole new. world down here!" ago { had a hysterotomy, only the uterus was removed. My doctor didn't mention anything abou! hormones. Do I need to take. them? If so, what kind?-- Mrs. B.M. Since only the uterus was removed and the ovaries were left, there would be no need for hormones. Hormone treatment is helpful when the ovaries, either are removed, or cease functioning.