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WATCH FOR... TECHNICOLOR ® The John Heyman/Peter Watkins Production WEEK THREE ONE" embers . . . 75¢ Membere JDITORIUM t -- at 8:30 p.m. TIE... No Blue Jeans » Tickets Available Students $2.50. simple Man 16, 17, 18, 1967 'les Dyer LE" 25, 26, 27, 1968 ur Miller OUPLE" i, 5, 6, 1968 | Simon c.V.I. Theatre i. at 8:30 p.m. Oshawa Little Theatre) to: jer, 709 Westdale Ct., Oshawa. > Man" on sale November 4th, e St. S., Oshawa, At Herleighs ig Centre. ults 1.50, Students 1.00 a" - get your tickets in time, ( HOTEL ts the ICHOLS IEW OMEDIAN INATOR ' MISS TIMOON GIAN R HOTEL INTON SOUTH CHAMPLAIN 3-4693 JULIET JONES MUGGS AND SKEETER WAREHOUSE | <a BUT YOU'RE ONLY A BLOCK AND A HALF AWAY FROM YOUR HOUSE J LIKE YOUR OAR, DeARIE! King Featarse Syndicate, ine, 1967. World rights reserved & } NO */'@ MILLION: YEAR-OLD CHUNK 0' WOOD CAN TREAT ME THAT WAY!! soe AND VERY ECONOMICAL TO OPBRATE. © King Feaneree Syadiaatny fms 9067. Woehd dghes MICKEY MOUSE MW INNIE'S "THU HIT OF "THUH BAZAAR! pf +.INSURE YOUR DECLINING YEARS. TAMARA'S TOO! im, Ine. 1967. World vights reserved. cn iain SECRET AGENT X9 BUZ SAWYER JANE ARDEN PLEASE, JIM, ASSIGNMENT WHERE I CAN BE WITH MY WIFE? oo NEA AND AZU A PALATIAL YACHT. WHISPERING PALMS IRE SKIES... ABOARD GOOD! THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'RE GOING To GET Ov" BUDDY-BOY...AND ALL AT UNCLE SAM'S EXPENSE, | | .AND WHAT HA TO GIVE THES! ANY GO LD? PPENS IF T REFUSE E TWO OUTLAWS CANNON..... THEY WILL Ae Ad THE ANP SHOT. BY SHOT THEY WILL BREAK sy) HOUSE DOWN INTO LITTLE PIECES, = oH WHERE car SUPPOSE T JUST ) M0 /MPORTA, THEY jOOT YOU CARE Ai WHAT THEN? A 'THE $3 TO ME, ND... LO NOT SHARE IN DON PEREZ, [> You PHIL MUST HAVE GOTTEN OUT THROUGH THE KITCHEN WITHOUT ATTRACTING ATTENTION, BUT I HOPE HE HURRIES. I DON'T RELISH BEING A HERE ALONE WHEN THE LIGHTS COME ON/ ss aes 2 SEEN S King Features Syndicate, Inc, 1967, World rights semarved CLIFF MILLS MOTORS Lid. 1967 MODEL CLEAN-UP! 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SEE WHI TLL JUST HAVE TIME TO GOES AND GET BACK TO THE LOUNGE BEFORE ERE IT jtable THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturday, October 21, 1967 15 BRIDGE By B. JAY BECKER East dealer. Neither side vulnerable Opening lead--king of clubs, This deal occurred in match between England Northern Ireland. Noth! much happened at the where the Engl South pair arrived ur spades and easily made five Despite the Irish East's un- usually light opening bid, he THE SHOWS ' | OVER. y | CROSSWORD | | j | | | | | } |proper action at could have gone on safely to five clubs after West's rz That contract was unlike go down more than one or two and, in the actual case,.a five club bid would have presented North - South with difficult problem which they might have resolved .in favor of a double At the second table, where Northern Ireland now held the North-South cards, the bidding went: (Bast South West North Sh Pass 4g Dblo | Pass Pass Pass Jd Here East opened with a pre-emptive three club bid, and West cooperated with a tactical raise to four clubs. North's this point. is surely debatable and he elected to double, hoping that partner had a long suit and would re- spond But South, holding a balanced Ihand, left the double in and led \a trump. Had he selected a dia- }mond or a spade instead, de- clarer would have gone down one, but, as it was, East pro- ceeded to make the contract, | He took the trump lead in ACROSS 2. Begin 21, Pal- jdummy and returned a low 1. Mellow 3. Game metto |heart. North ducked and the |. 6. Extend played from state: fia} |queen won the trick. Another | 42, Foattive horseback abbr. IN| |heart was taken by North with ee aoe ; ae 22. Fr. . ie] the ten, after which the king of 1 ae ite ; i aaa 23 Rents |diamonds return went to de- | 14. Laud 6. Filtering 24. Served Hit| \clarer's ace, 5: | 15. Famous 7. Pier 27. Senor- A club to the king was fol- | school 8. Ireland ita's lowed by a low heart on which for boys 9. Misplace affirma- iS A \North had to follow with the 16. Bread- 10. Ogle tive Yesterday's Amewer jace. Declarer ruffed, entered winner, 14.Goddessof 30. War god dummy with a trump, and dis- for volcanoes 31. Figurative 36, Layer carded a loser on the king of instance 18. Astonish- supports of iris hearts to make four clubs | 17. Nickel* ment 33. Askew 37. Enclosures | doubled. sym. 20. Narrow 34, Terror 41, Away: S o the unusual outcome was pe cee ed bala ES that the English team, after 19, Rowing 'fz [5 [+ 7§ ili id 2 making a game with the North- crew i South cards, also made a game 22. Man's " Gi with the East-West cards. name [ry VAG 25. City in ZY T . New York ] a. y uberculosis 28. Ocean 7 7; 18 V7 an UY, WAZA | Cases Noted ae 9 20 [2h Oa 23 [24 . Mas of rest 35 DAT a COBOURG -- Four new case? $2. Hebrew Gua of tuberculosis were reported té letter . Olea 180 the Durham and Northumber 33. Ablaze | land Health Unit during Sep= 3, Thereon V7 Ey) V77V77 se | ~~) :«C\tember. One of these was an 38, Rents ZW YY, WY, active case, Seventy-one per- 39. Sell [fe Be [ss Y Se 137 sons received chest x-rays at 40. Made Y), the four clinics. " 2 tg 3 Ya Only 10 cases of communica. 2 4 be 4 ble dise; were reported. Fifs et 4 ys teen clinics were held at which ; 28 children received smallpox . Relieved ; . geeks * yy vaccine and 16 -revaccinations 1. Voracious Ae say jwere given. Fifty-one reinforc- YOUR HEALTH By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD Dear Dr. Molner: Please write about post-nasal drip. I have been told to avoid eating sweets, nuts and chocolate. Is this correct?--Mrs. J.L. Post-nasal drip is an exces- sive quantity of nasal secretion "'dripping" into the throat. Here are some of the possible causes: Infection of the nose, sinuses or throat. Irritation from any source: fumes, dust, or physical irri- irritant. Obstruction. Polyps can cause it. Or there may have been some damage to the nose struc- ture to interfere with normal drainage from the nose, increas- ing the flow into the throat. Se- vere deviation of the nasal sep- tum (partition) is a type of ob- struction. Allergy. That last one--allergy--is ac- tually just one form of irrita- tion. Allergy, being a rather common affliction, is frequently at least a part of the cause of post-nasal drip. IGNORE ADVICE You don't tell me who gave you the advice about not eating sweets, nuts and chocolate. If this was advice from some ac- quaintance who tells you that avoiding such things is a stand- ard treatment for post-nasal drip, then ignore the advice. The one situation in which that advice would be of value would be an instance in which _ Explanation For | Post-Nasal Drip tants. Smoking is one common! |things. If, for example, an aller- gist found you to be sensitive to these things and told you to avoid them, then you should do so. But if you are not allergic to them, there's no point in avoid- ing them Dear Dr. Molner: My son has | vitiligo. Please discuss it, possi- |ble causes, possible cures. What else could he do besides use that Egyptian herb and sun- light? Is it a liver disturbance? Vitiligo, a patchy loss of pig- ment in the skin which leaves Ipale areas or splotches, is a lfrustrating condition. The cause is not known (although it is not a liver disturbance). |SKIN LOSES COLOR | In fact, there appears to be no |relationship to general health. It is simply that, for reasons un- known, the skin loses its natural coloring matter in spots. A tanning drug, extracted from a Middle Eastern plant, has been tried and in some cases has beer reported to be successful. In other cases it has not seemed to help at all. Why? No one knows. In any event, the drug has to be administered with care and with proper exposure to the sun, so if itis to be used, it must be under the supervision of a phy- sician familiar with the drug. Since vitiligo is not conta- gious, causes no harm to one's health, and sometimes corrects itself spontaneously, a speci<! cosmetic which can closely the patient is allergic to these match the natural skin color is ing doses of Quad vaccine were given. The public health nurses made 1,465 visits to families. One hundred and sixteen of these were to provide nursing care and seven to demonstrate -|care of new babies. Audiometer testing was dons in the Bowmanville, Brighton, Campbellford, Cobourg, Mille brook and Port Hope areas, Twenty-nine tests were given of referral cases. Fifteen tests indicated a hearing defect. Twenty environmental sanita+ tion inspections were made at schools. Thirty-six water sam- ples were taken and three new or altered sewage disposal sys- tems were inspected. QUEENIE 10-21 Se Pome aon be. tt Wats "We're not allowed to sell this one to anyone unless they know judo." the most practica! answer. Aside from just ignoring the spots, that is. Note to G.H.: If.one of the various products for control of athlete's foot does not. bring prompt results, then see your doctor or a skin or foot special- ist. That is, don't fool around with a variety of drugstore re- medies, They may irritate and make the foot condition worse as well as making diagnosis dif- ficult. :