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I RN SE NR ON PN NOE Ie OT ee me ee ee ere y ' seas % a ' eg Sy PS SOE NS om ale THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, August 26, 1964 27 TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel 1l--Hamilten CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto s WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo _WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buttald Old F UMMItUTE ste course in Canadian studies , which Trent is considering in- WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channel 8--Rochester| PETERBOROUGH, Ont. (CP) trogucing. oa CFTO-TV Channel $~--Toronto .. CKVR-TV Channel 3--Barrie|In a place with no history of|: In addition to articles in use, ~ its own, bits of Canada's past,|the university is setting up a coaxed out of attics, are being/museum of Canadiana. put to' use. "We feel that any university Presilent Thomas HB . Sy-jshould be a repository of rec- mons of the new Trent Univer-jords of the past," says Prof. sity here works ata desk once|/Smith, 'The university has owned by the seigneur of St.|been acquiring documents of Hilaire, Que. the past 150 years in the Trent The university's board room/Valley. . table was made by students of} It already has a collection of St. Augustine's Seminary near|pre - Confederation newspapers . ; New College Finds Use For Prof. Smith says. "'It practical value." lon It may also provide a back- ground for students taking a de. \\WEONESOAY mve. eo, £:00 PLM. jack LaLanne Show N--Family 'neatre 4--Poreye's Playhouse o--Five O'Clock Matines 2--Mike Douglas Show 9:30 A.M. 7--The Early, Show 4--Riverboat < 9:00 A.M. | 4:30 PLM. '| %Yoo! Bear 4-3--Vacation Time 4--Leave it To Beaver | Popeye THURSDAY @vE, $:00 Pm. 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Place | 36, Sickness 39, Blunder 41, Near East product 42. Sh 43, A ragout 45, Little island 46. Scottish- Gaelic 47. Property contract 48, Pause 1 |to someone else and in a5. questions often asked is: 'Where do get the hands from that yo write about?" = ee) Fe g or another I heard about Sometimes names and ere stated in the column. such cases, the facts are 3 id and not worth writi: Take today's han stance, There isn't much to it, the way it 'stands. South gets to three notrump and West. leads a, spade, takes the ace and returns a spade. De- clarer cashes five diamonds; two spades, two hearts and a' club, thus making four notrump in what appears to be an abso-: lutely routine hand, Jo I can't report such @ dul hand in a column, but yet there is an important principle in- volved that demands discussion. So in order to get the oe convince the reader at declarer mispla: the. hand, I change one pony What, - we bg East the three of lamonds in exchange for the thrée of hearts, ire if gph ag the hand' as described, he goes down, ners nat ba tricks. He gets punis' or ha' the hand thnk tg -- Declarer's proper play after winning the spade at trick two is to lead @ diamond to the queen. and a low diamond back. He does this to himself SECRET AGENT X9 THE LONE RANGER KEEP BACK OR YOULL END UP IN SHREDS, 700,/ DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SKEETER [0 Rang Factores Syudieam tan, 1964 World sights vecnewed ( ARE YOU GURE THi6 16 THE RIGHT DAY 4 } ' ' THAT NOISE--THATS THE 2; SOUND THATS AWAKENED ME FOR SO MANY NIGHTSL _ = © King Features Syndicaie, Inc., 1964 Wenkd rights reserved. im ALREADY HES STARTED RUSHING YO THE DOOR WHEN HIS DADDY coor HOME... I GUESS LITTLE LeRoy 1 apeiiaad UP... protect q against a 4-1 diamond division. This safety play assures the readers that a declarer who makes three nvirump is more skilful -than a declarer whe makes four notrump. 7 + I H raffic Cases May Receive | ay Receive . Quick Justice - COPENHAGEN (Reuters) ~ On-the-spot court held at the site of a traffic accident minutes after it takes could save work and it in fairer court decisions, according to a Danish police officer. : He has proposed that courts be put on wheels. in special vehicles which would race te the scene of an accident to- gether with ambulance and po- Pg taps Z ogo mee of the court, he argu settle in a short ee cases which can otherwise pile up in over-burdened courts. . The police, he said, would also save time by not having to prepare sketches and photo- graphs for evidence. The proposal, put forward by Assistant' Chief Constable Otta Harck of the Soroe police dis- trict, has been provisionally , |shelved as expensive and of lim- ited value, Harck, however, is convinced that his idea is a good one. ~ The court on wheels, he eaid, could carry a judge, a prosecu- btor, a defence lawyer and # court recorder. s "Obviously. they could not give an immediate decision in every case, but they would be able to settle most cases involv« a material damage," he said, If the judge, defence and: prosecution could see the cir jcumstances for the m selves; much of the uncertainty arising through the testimony of wit- nesses over something which may have happened a year *. ve gl earlier would be élimine ated. . | Harck conceded that hie sug- i gested rolling court could not give a decision in. cases invely- ling drunken driving or personal injury. f A blood test takes time, and injured persons could not be asked to give evidence immedi- ately after an accident. :