Page 12, The Guardian Mon., July 28, 1958

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king and draws two rounds of trumps. When West Iollows to both spades, it becomes reason- able to assume his original dis- tribution was 5524-. All that remains to be done is to apply this knowledge to the rest of the play hi order to avoid the heart loser.

A club is led toward dummy’s king. The defense may vary, but the ultimate result remains the same. Assume West wins with the ace of clubs and returns a club.

SIth crosses to his hand with a trump and leads a diamond Again West has a choice whether to take his are immediately.

]_lf West takes the ace and re- turns thediamond queen, it is taken with the king and another diamond is led. When West wins the diamond he is forced to re» turn a club or a diamond. allow- ing Souxth no rmﬁf in dummy as he‘discards his heart loser.

ﬁinst diamond lead and allows the king to win, declarer returns a diamond. llf East’s ten wins the trick, the best he can do is re turn the queen of hearts.

South takes the king and leads still another diamond. West must win and give declarer a malt-dis- card. . .

The contract cannot be defea— ted. All roads lead to Rome. The defense can never capture their heart trick.

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O'LEARY.

On Sunday evening, July 20, a large congregation which includ- ed many visioors filled the O’L- eary Baptist Church to capacity. .MeIm'Ibens of the Bethe] L.Q.L. were special guests. Rev. Ross Howard, pastor of. the church, oondncted the service. A special Quartette “Marvellous Grace” by Lewis Ham-is, Reynall MaoNeill, Mms. Melvin Harris and Mrs. IIvan Hiar-rispand the choir sang, “The Banner of The Cross.”

Mrs. Allison CarruItI‘hers and

daughters, Susan Laverne, and

Wendy of Dartmouth, N.S. are spending a month with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mac— Donald, West "Point.

Friends of Mn. Edmond Kelhr aIr-e sonny to hear she has re- entered the O’Leary Community Hospital ﬁor treatment. .

Miss Harriet Mullins of the O’Leary Nanarene Church, re- turned to her home alter spend- ing a week in Oxiﬁord, N.S. at- tending tihe Nazarene Assembly held there recently.

Mr. and Mus. roan Macllean, Coleman, accompanied by Mr.

‘ and Mrs. Joshua MacArthur, Pop-

lar Grove, were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs." Ralph Maelsaac on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart and familymeltumedmo’oheir home in St. Eleanoms, alter spending the weekend with nelahives and friends in O’lAary and West Point. > '

Mr. and Mus. Wesley Currie and ﬁamily, accompanied by Mr. Freddie Hart and Miss Alina Hart, Dunblane, spent the week- end in Piobou, N.S.

Mr. and Ms. Sherman Boulter and Camp Borden, are visiting at the home of moth- er, Mrs. Canrie Boulter, Milburn.

A tractor owned by Mr. Stan— ley Macis'aac, Glenwood, caught lire while cutting hay Monday evening. The tire is believed to have started irom a gas leak and a loose wire connection. With the help of nearby neighbours, and Mr. Lyle Livingstone with a fire extinguisher, the tire was quickly brought under control. The tIracJ tor was quite badly damaged. but luckily Mr. Maolsaac escaIp. ed with no serious injury.

Miss Dorothy Smallman, wh 0 has been employed in Toronto, arrived home recently and is now attending a Teacher training Course at Prince of Wales Col- lege, Charlottetown. ‘ A very enjoyable evening was spent at St. Anhhony’s Hall, Tues- day evening, sponsored by the Si. Anthonys Aquinas Society. Hillbilly and Western music was sop-plied by Don Olson and Elaine Pineau - stans of C.F.IC.F. Mont- reIal. Some local talent was en- joyed also. ‘

Anmnber Imm this vicinity

.lawyers have left to visit Red

have attended the Evangelistic services held each week night including Sunday, at Greenmount Chunoh. Dr. .J. J. Sidey, guest

speaker. U. - ALMA

Mr. Ralph Sqnarebriggs, .a nd sister, Miss Jennie Brookline Mass, are spending their vaca-

rose.

Miss Thnrsa Bowness of Boston, Mass, is spending her vacation at her home in Montrose.

Mr. and MnssByron Weeks of Toronto, returned to their home IaIﬁteIr spending their vacation at Ihhe home of their parents in Alma and AlhertIon. '

Sincene sympathy ilnom this .Icommunity is extended to Mr. and Mus. Comelias O’Brien 1n the death of Mr. O’Brien’Is sister Margaret, which took place in Winnipeg, at the age of sixty- Iseven erIa-ns. Miss O’Brien was buried in the Roman Catholic Cemeteny in Winnipeg. D. NEW HAVEN W.I.

The regular monthly meeting of the New Haven MI. was held at the home of Mrs. Stanley New- man on Wednesday; July 2nd. The meeting opened by singing ilheode and repeating the creed in unison. {Roll call was answer- ed by 14 members telling their most embarrassing moment. There were two visitors present. . The sick committee reported that Ibwo treats were given this month. Correspondence was read and discussed. A thank you note was read from Donald ,MaIcFay- den for treat received.

The program committee for August to be Mrs. GS. Tierney and Mrs. Elmer Boyles. It was moved and seconded that a pain— ter engaged to wash and paint ceiling of school; and that a new look he bought lor the door.

An artilce was donated which; is to be sold at the W1. build-- ing at on Home Week. A treel contest was put on by Mrs. Judi MacPhee and won [by Mur- phy. The collectinn for the eve- ning amounted to $1.31. ,

The next meeting is to be held at Mns.Foster MacKlnnon’s with roll call answer to be twenty- five cents. The meeting than clos- ed by singing the National An- themn after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess ____. “H .

TO VISIT RED CHINA. TORONTO GP — Five Toronto

China at the inm‘tation of the Chinese Association of Legal and Political Science, it was learned Friday. They are Norman A. Endicott, Edward B. Jolier Bruce J. Legge, Warren Arm- strong, and James D. Service They are to spend August sudy- ing the judicial processes and re- cent changes in the lives of the Chinese people, they said, and are making the trip as private,in-

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