Oshawa Times (1958-), 11 Dec 1967, p. 17

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Pass Pass 16 Dble 46 Pass Pass 59 5@ Pass Pass 69 Passe Pass Dble Redbile Pass Pass 64 7 Pass Pass 76 Dble Opening lead -- king of dia monds When I asked Osward Jacoby for a hand, he came up with this humdinger. The deal oc- curred in a rubber bridge game in St. Louis many years ago. |Jacoby was South. The action |started tamely enough when he bid a spade West was gazing at a cold grand slam in his own hand, but whether he adopted the best jstrategy by making a takeout |double, or whether his later bids |were tactically sound, is surely jopen to question The one bid West made to which I would take exception was his redouble of six hearts. \Here he tipped his mitt unne- cessarily. Thirteen - trick hands are scarcer than hen's teeth, land it's better to tread deli- cately with them. Jacoby got scared of his dou- \ble and ran to six spades when jhe learned he had made a mis- take, When west now bid seven jhearts, which North passed, Jacoby concluded that West had 113 red ones. Accordingly, he bid jseven spades -- as a sacrifice, | But again he was mistaken. jt turned out to be no sacrifice, |He made the grand slam! | The play was spectacular. Ja- coby ruffed the diamond lead \(an unlucky choice) in dummy |with the queen, led the three of spades, and when: East played the deuce, finessed the six! He then trumped a diamond low in dummy .and finessed ithe nine of spades. He next ruffed another dia- mond with dummy's last trump, the jack, came back to his hand with a club, and drew East's remaining trumps with the A-K, discarding two hearts from dummy. Dummy's clubs took the rest of the tricks, and West was @ sadder but wiser man when the amazing result was scored, Note that if dummy ruffs the opening lead with the three de-,, clarer goes down against proper defense. SPORT BRIEFS U.S, BOWLER WINS PARIS (CP-AP) -- Jack Con- naughton of the United States overcame a first-frame split Thursday and went on to defeat Kazuo Hayashi of Japan 195-172 for the third international mase ters bowling championship. Hayashi finished second, fole YOUR HEALTH Dear Dr. Molner: I am 49 and have not menstruated for a lit- tle over a year. Can you tell me if I can become pregnant?-- Mrs. W. T. : And similar letters from women who are 48, 51, 52, 56, 47 and you name the age. The question of pregnancy after about 45 is a bugbear to many women, and they want somebody--namely me, a good deal of the time--to give them a positive answer. It isn't solely a question of deal to do with it. There are authentic cases of women from 50 to 52 bearing healthy babies, but it doesn't happen often. There have been other cases in which women were not sure of their age. Birth records were lost or. destroyed. There have been still other cases in which women, claiming to be past 50, have admitted on careful quiz- zing that they were younger than they said--possibly the one circumstance in which women seem to be tempted to fib about their age in that direction! As women approach 50, fertili- ty is reduced, so pregnancy is unlikely. After 50, chance of conception is negligible (al- though not impossible). MAY BECOME PREGNANT Rather than trying to judge by age alone, the better way is to be guided by cessation of menstrual periods. Since some, although not many, women still mensturate at the age of 50 or 52, there may be some chance, although small, that they can become pregnant. But it is likewise generally ac- cepted that when menstruation has ceased, when there has not been a period for a year, preg- Chance Of Pregnancy Slight After Fifty By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, MD No one can say that it is im-|2° 05 : possible, because some rare and sone ew | falls 33 over the extraordinary exceptions anight/? i eee age, although age has a good| occur, but I don't know that it think, is the most positive frequent question. Dear Dr. Molner: All my re- cords show that I have brown eyes but about two months ago blue. What would cause a per-| son's eyes to change color?--| L.G. Changing eye color is not common but it can occur. The cause usually is a type of iritis (the iris of the eye being affect- ed). I suggest that you have a detailed examination by an eye specialist. Dear Dr. Molner: [ notice that doctors are still recom- mending buttermilk to people who are concerned about being overweight, intimating that there is almost the same num- ber of calories as in skim milk, therefore better than whole milk. I had understood other- wise.--Mrs. C. R. According to my figures, both skim milk and buttermilk con- tain a trace of fat and about 90 calories per cul; a cup of whole milk has about nine grams of fat and 160 calories. Hence but- termilk or skim' milk is prefera- ble to whole milk for a calorie- counter. Note to P.C.: Pressure inside the eye can vary but 20 is re- garded as the upper limit of normal, After that, one suspects glaucoma. Your reading, at the upper limit, led to the warning of "borderline glaucoma." Your medication brought the pressure down, and it stayed down even nancy is so unlikely as to be -- beyond expectation. after medication was stopped. Thus you have reason to be 6 lowed in order by Lino Braghie- ri of Italy ahd Rene Ferrie of France. TEXAN GRABS LEAD LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) -- Jack Montgomery tamed the Oakbourne Country Club course Thursday with an eight-under- par 64 and grabbed the first- round lead in the $35,000 Cajun Classic golf tournament, The 26-year-old Texan had eight bir- FOOTBALL 'STRIKE' OFF has ever happened. And that, I) NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -- After a closed-door meeting which answer that can be given to this|Jasted nearly two hours,. Norfolk {Neptunes ended their strike \threat Thursday night and re- | turned to planning for the Conti- Inental Football League's east- Jern championship playoff with I noticed that they are mostly|Orland here Sunday. ® PRESIDENT GOES ON MEXICO CITY (AP) -- War- ren Giles was re-elected presi- {dent of the National League Thursday for a one-year term at his own request, terminating in 1969. His current contract will jexpire next year. The extension lof. Giles' contract will give him |the longest term of office in Na- tional League history, 19 years. QUEENIE "How about a little less blah- " blah-blah, and a little more rah-rah-rah?" thankful--but glaucoma can be treacherous, so if I were you, I would have the pressure checked at, say, six-month in- tervals.

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