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Car-| bile engine in a garage unless} bon monoxide, the doorways are wide open it_can't 'do any significant! And it's still better to get the damage in the open air. It be-|car outdoors. i comes deadly in enclosed| Even then there can be a dan- | dows. | besides it cléars- the windows! monoxide | and you can see better. d |not be fatigue. department . Large worm Doctors' THE OSHAWA TIMES, 17 iemény, Seceniber 27, 1969 BRIDGE | By B. JAY BECKER" (Top record-holder in Masters' Individuel Championship Pley) West dealer, North-South vulnerable. This hand occurred in the match between Iceland and Finland during the European Championships in 1963. When Iceland held a strong The notrunjp response was forward-going(and showed good values. The bidding was natural from then on, and the Icelanders duly reached six notrump. If West had led a club, South would. have gone down, but West made the more attractive lead of the ten of diamonds. South made twelve tricks after taking a spade finesse and giv- ing up a spade, and Iceland scored 1,440 points. : The bidding at the second table, where Finland now held the North-South cards, was extraodrinary. Here the bid- ding was opened by West--with a spade, North, his normal opening bid having been stolen from' him, passed. This was doubtful procedure, but anyway, he passed. East, unaware that his partner had bid a psychic, made the normal response of one no-trump. South had no option but te pass, and West, who could tell now that his vulnerable op- ponents had at least a game, also passed. North must have been tempted to bid at this points, but, not knowing what to do, he passed. The contract went down five and Finland thus scored a plus of 250 points, but this left the team as a whole with a net deficit of 1,196 points on the . deal. 3 Psychics seldom gain points against good opposition, and for this reason are seldom used in the best of company. North was clearly at in passing throughout, a.u paid a heavy penalty for his silence. The principle involved is self- evident. If you have a good hand in bridge, you show it by bidding, not by passing. North should have asserted himself as soon as possible, instead of letting the opponents run with the ball. REPLACE OLD SLUMS - The city of Moscow completes 300 new apartment units every day. BITE POISONS PREY The tiny shrew secretes pol- sonous saliva which can para- lyze a mouse at a single bite, SALLY'S SALLIEY group . Blazing light Monk 3, Copywrit- er's prefix . Steps of a 45 ladder NAW WT Apwnmnanr Anes this without leaving a couple of but not in summer, have flues car windows open far enough to} and air vents inspected; see provide fresh air | whether the furnace is defec- | tive. Of course smoke or fumes MISTINESS A CLUE jfrom the furnace can tip you Another useful. trick is to| off. Carbon' monoxide will be | watch condensation on car win-|Present, along with the fumes |--but don't forget that monoxide may be escaping without smelly fumes. This is more likely to happen when two or more peo-| ple are inside with the windows tll idee lightly closed. When condensa- CHECK VENTS tion forms on the glass, it's? a| Make sure all heaters that use sign of insufficient ventilation. | fuel are properly vented-- lf you have an air conditioner, whether a stove or heater uses X-CHANGE New and Used You Can Exchange Skates Thet Are Too Small For A New or Used Pair. WE WILL ALLOW UP TO HALF THEIR COST IF IN GOOD CON. DITION. COMPLETE LINE OF |in your car, that's fine, turn it] coal, gas, oil, wood, alcohol or, on. If you haven't, open a cou-| other fuel, it can create monox-/ ple of windows enough to drive] ide. (Electric heaters do not.) off the condensation. It will pro-; Any time a fire has limited tect you from monoxide, and| oxygen, it will produce carbon instead of carbon ioxide. Drowsiness while driving may} Hence ventilation always has It may be the}to be the answer: Vents (or first warning sign of monoxide.| chimneys) to let monoxide es- And one more thing: In bumper-|cape; ventilation to assure to-bumper driving, keep the|enough fresh air for you ventilator in the closed if the windows also are|far from air-tight--and should closed. That front "ventilator"|not be. Storm windows and can pick up enough monoxide|doors are fine, within reason, from the exhaust of the car] but don't try to seal up a house places: In the house, in an auto-|ger. A parked car, with the mobile, in small sheds, cabins,|)motor running (to keep the garages. heater going) can be perilous | Some special tips about auto-| because monoxide can | mobiles might be helpful to youjinto the car readily enough to| --that is. might save vour life.| cause death quickly. So don't do eep upli ahead to be-harmful, | too completely, and it is a,good Unusual drowsiness or head-|rule to.keep a bédroom window ves can be. clues to seeping! open at least a little (or with a carbon monoxide, so°if these baffle in very cold weather) to symptoms bother you in winter,|be safe, to} dashboard breathe. The average house is! HOCKEY EQUIPMENT Hockey Sticks, Pants, Sweaters, Stockings, Shin Pads, ete. STAN'S SHARPENING & RENTAL LTD. 223 King St. W. 723-3224 Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. \