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South should have made the hand; in fact, he should have made four notrump. It.all goes

‘dummy looks easy to make, it’s a good time to ask yourself what can go wrong.

The application ef this prin- ciple would have told South that the only way he eould go down

.| both opponents: followed, the

contract would have beeome certain to make.

A low elub is then led from dummy. If East shows out, South allows West to win, thus assuring himself of four elub tricks and the contract,

if East plays low to the seo- ond eluD lead, South plays the eight, again assuring the eon- tract whether the eight wins er not.

And ff East plays the ten or jack on the second club lead, de- clarer wins with the queen and makes ten tricks whether West follows or not.

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MURRAY RIVER

Miss Margaret Herring, R.N. of Halifax, N.S., spent the past

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Her- ring, Murray River.

Mrs. Edward Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore, and Mr. Doug- las Moore of Perth, N.B. were recent visitors to Murray River, guests. of Mrs. Edward Moore's sister, Mrs. John Moore and Mr. Moore.

Mr. and Mrs. Ear! Renoff and family of Halifax, N.S. are spend- ‘ing their holidays at the home of Mrs. Renoff’s parents,. Mr. | and Mrs. Clarence Nicolle, Mur-| ray River.

Mrs. Robert Dennison and dav-' ghters, Nirna, Jane and Carol Ann, are spending their holidays at the home -of her parents, Mr. |

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MacKay, Murray River.

with the Canadian Bank of Com-

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Miss Janet Stewart, Charigtte

town, spent the past weekend at) . % weekend at the home of her par- the home of her mother, Mrs.

Norman Stewart, High Bank.

Miss Dorothy Derby of London, Ont., is spending her holidays at the home of - her brother, Mr. William Derby, White Sands.

Mrs. Martin MacKay and dau-| | ghters, Janet and Verna of Pic-|

tou, Nova Scotia, are spending a’

few days at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Mac- Leod, Murray River.

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Mr. and Mrs. Basil Irving and | daughters of Charlottetown, spent} Sunday in Murray River at the! home of Mr. and Mrs. William | J. MacKay, and also at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Irving, Murray Harbour.

The July meeting,of the ™hir- ray River W.I. met ai the home of Mrs. John Clarey.

Mr. and Mrs. Judson Nicolle and family of Murray River were recent visitors to Sheet Hrabour, N.S. guests of Mrs. Nicolle’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Butter.

Mr. Morris Derby of London, Ont., is spending his vacation at the home of. his brother, Mr. William Derby, White Sands.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnett White and children Bryan and Debbie of St. Catharines, Ont., recently their holidays at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred White, Murray River.

Miss Donalda MacKay RN. ef Charlottetown, spent the past weekend at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Miss Joan MacSwain of High Bank, left recently for Charlotte- town where she has started work

merce. ’

Mr and Mrs. James Penny of Toronto, Ontario, have returned

holidays: at the home of Mrs. Penny's father, Mr. Alex Rich- ards, Gladstone.

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