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Xs THE OSHAWA TIMES, - Monday, April 26,1968 49 ' BRIDGE ; ff By B. JAY BECKER WELL, IS THAT DAYLIGHT SAVING ~ OR STANDARD?, "THEN YOU'LL HAVE 'TO SUBTI sore] (Top individ: sate, Ton, TOG, Wal vhs FAMOUS 'HANDS ; East dealer. ' North-South vulnerable. JULIET JONES 1 King Feareree Syn ti- 'STANTS ARE PLEASED BOWELL BECAUSE OF Hi6 STRONG ii ANTI- CATHOLIC VIEW.» 1 REMIND 'YOU Pn A Os ieee parts ONLY SECOND £ 510968 De h } AQOT6S ? E8542 OF THE ORANGE ORDER « THE GIANTS Opening lead--seven of hearts. j The biggest swing of the 144- | board match between Great 6 ¢ Britain and the United States oF "ES RELOAD AND FiRt j in 1962 occurred in this 'hand, ge ' ) No, 44, The bidding went as shown when Charles Coon and Eric Murray held the North-South cards for the American team. The grand slam contract they es reached was moderately accept- able, since the outcome de- pended largely on whether East or West had the king of spades, With West having the king, Murray had to go down one for a score of minus 100 points. Had the East-West cards been reversed, Murray would have made the grand slam and scored a plus of 2,210 points. Under the scoring methods in- use--international match points --the contract was an inferior ' e one, though it was not hopeless. a It was likely to be defeated ' more often than not, and on ig this basis a small slam would * if have been a more acceptable if contract. if The British North-South pair, ia Gardener and Rose, bid the hand as follows: OH, BROTHER- IND KNOW WY OF-CH/ DONT RUSH IT! &I I CAN STILL YOURE SORE WS THIS WHOLE ISLAND Is PEEL THAT OLO | CALBE NOBODY |p DOING HANPSTANDS!! ROCKING / YESSIR- TUB HAS COME | ote AND ROLLING 3 y PLEASE DO. AND DON'T COME BACK WHEN I LEAVE TH ISLANP ILL 60 BY [ Sond FOREVER. youD0 "\ DOWNTD ffl tag LOOK KINDA ) MEET US~ JAXX o THE LONE RANGER oe REVEILLE, AS OUR OFFICIAL WAKER-LPPER, Z THINK YOU PEBERVE A ty received his trophy, and for the smuggled is THis Io tr! PULL RIGHT UP / AT LUXURY ISLE, MR. VAN WINTER / LIKE 10 SEE THEM © © King Features Sp ficnte. tne. 1065. Wesld sights reservol. SECRET AGENT X93 Well, it's the same with pneu-jof the several varieties of pneu- monitis, which means inflammation of lung, or lungs. specifically}monia, The safe course, then, thelis rest plus some further tests. would be of no consequence to someone else Some people have nervous King at Simcoe Sts, PARKING OFF ATHOL Does pneumonitis recur? Not|stomachs. Some have sensitive|which may invite cter oe special attention to the lungs and \to any factor (including fatigue, frequent colds, faulty nutrition) e " gouth West orth . 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Bride preted it, the British pair man- ; MONDAY EVENING 11:20 P.M. 7--Afternoon Show aged to stop at six, which was 4 5:00 P.M, 7-4--Late Show S-Movie Matinee as high as they belonged, look. i ; --F Th *| Sorive O'clock Matinee pay eR taehp --Mike Douglas Show ing at only the North-Sou : php |11--Travellers Preview 1:30 PM. cards. , 6--World of Nature be baries "e tatines They scored 1,430 points on a 2~Movie |}--Mid Day ey : 2--Lioyd Thaxton ypu isi ong Show | S-Milllonaire : the deal to bring the British a 510 PM. | @-As The Wertd Turne { net gain of 1,580 points on the | Sohenve |p Te Beaver) TUMSDAY 2:00 P.M. deal (19 IMPs). With the East sic 6:00 A.M. 6:00 PA, 11--Schnitzel_ House open rhe Wind and West hands interchanged, | 4 7--News Central oe ee | are the British team would have' 7 6--Generation | 6:30 A.M. a--Moment of Truth f] FORGOT TO GIVE lost. 750 points on the deal (13. . ee beh with | 9--News: Miss Helen 2:30 P.M. i HIM A CHRISTMAS IMPs). Fi a--Today, 1965 | 9:00 A.M. 9--Four of A Kind The location of one card made R R €-2--The Doctors ' i hg eto Jobisting For Douglas | 7-Day. In Cour? f an enormous difference on the" = 1--Family Theatre Giri Tal é--Loretta Young hand, but it had no bearing on Movie 4--Mike's Carnival 4--House Party ry out of the match, * 9-43 News, Weather | 2--Mickey Mouse Club | $--Super Bingo ae f the outcome . Sports i i which the United States eventu- ' | 6-2--Huntley-Brinkley iona, A Sane 3:00 P.M. 0) ally won. 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Sloth a7 YU 5 ie as pneumonitis, an infection in flammation, Or sometimes it is 46. Ancient Y, both lungs. |just a transient virus which. in- attractions 4\ Az Ay 4s Is this related to tuberculosis? |flames the respiratory surfaces,| 48. Hybridiza- ra < 5 oon o Some of the tests pointed thatland all that is required is some way. X-rays were taken about/rest until normal physical de- 51, An edition bo LOUNGE ac7 ene twice a week to note the pro-|fenses drive off the virus - pind ae Y & kuun- | |gress of the jung cells. lthe case is cured | T : Our doctor prescribed bed) Pneumonitis frequently one fo ape align , Y @ Fully Licensed @ rest, quietness and no exertion. /UP quickly and easily with a few! m m é Will you please describe this\days in bed and some antibi- ee <a disease in detail? Does it cue -- ad ---- necessary. Some particularjskins which are annoyed by T i+ ally recur?--Mrs, J. G, . |infections which may try to in- serps Pt . 3 Pneumonitis is a frequent ail- vade after a virus has inflamed!germ may come along once in/many irritants. Some have-- ++ ¥ ment, but it isn't just one dis-|the tissues a lifetime, inflame the lungs, be|well, why try to make a list of ease, any more than a sore to€/\CQURSE IS REST conquered, and that's that. Or,|the various portions of our anat- = is always a single ailment. What) [py other cases, one cannotito go to the other extreme, the/omy which may be vulnerable? ails the toe? Gout, a corn, sOMEe-|he immediately certain as to|lungs of a particular patient) But I think this explanation of = body stepped on it, a fungus in-|whether the inflammation is almay be especially vulnerable to|pneumonitis can be very help- fection (athlete's foot), arthritis,/sign of some deeper trouble--jany sort of trouble, and pneu-|ful. Don't push the panic button a bunion, plantar wart, sprain,/sych as, for example, tubercu-lmonitis may occur repeatedly,|because of the diagnosis. But if en Ya. 0 e or .what? Hlosis, silicosis, a tumor, or one|touched aff. by attacks whichjthe case is prolonged, then pay