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The P. E. I. Guernsey Breeders Association will hold a Field Day, Friday, June 30th. at 1.30 P.M. at the farm of J. Eric Hurry, West Royalty.

Professor Raithby and Dr. A. R. Campbell among the Guest Speakers.

A cordial invitation is extended to all. Ladies please bring a. basket lunch. Tea, coffee and milk supplied.

Judging classes and Sports, etc., for the children.

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-Sally sly the cowbird had been seen snooping about around the Old Orchard. vlelcorne Robin had heard this and thought he had had a glimpse of her himself. He told Mrs.Welcome. who was sitting on four blue eggs in their nest in an apple tree.

"She should be driven out of the Old orchard.” said Mrs. welcome lndignantly.

Sally sly isn't liked by her fes- thered neighbors. The truth is she is very much disliked. I suspect that some of them really hate her.

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LEAVING-IN rsnrnzws DOUBLES

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One of these is leaving in Dirt" ncr's penalty double of B. relatively low bid when void of the double-'1 suit. They are too well aware of the defensive difficulties that arise in such cases-ecleals like the fol- lowing. for example:

East dealer. Both sides vulnerable.

The bidding: East South West North 1. 2y Dbio. Pan Pun Pan In the postmortem." East said that he had te'lt perfectly Justified in leaving in the trvo-heart double because he had four plus honor- tricks in his hand-a respectable "ova-rage" insofar as his opening bid was concerned. Unfortunately for his side. however, this high- ca.rd holding was not fully effec- tive on defense! West opened his top spade. East: captured dummy”: jack and laid down the diamond king and ace, then shifted to his lowest club. South ducked. and West's kliig VVOI1. west returned his spade. and south ruffed East's ten. Now. when south led the heart queen. West. ok the king and. instead of ma ng the safe return of the heart six, led back the club nine. This saved south I club trick. and the penalty was only 500 points.

Even if South had gone down the limit, two points, East-West would have found that they had sold out too cheaply. because a contract of six diamonds, "their way." would have been ironclad! This brings us to the point of this article-East. void of hearts. should not have considered leaving in the doubles; he should bid three diamonds, and after that. it would not have taken great enterprise In reach a slam.

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No one has a. good word for her. not one. That is a dreadful state of affairs for any one, but sally sly doesn't seem to mind. she goes on her selfish. deceitful way with- out regard to what others think. she simply doesn't care. she con- siders herself smart, and she is smart in ii bad way. she doesn't want; the trouble and work and worry of taking care of her own children while they are growing up. so snoop: around to find the nests of other birds and when they are unguarded for a few minutes sneaks in and lays her eggs in these, usually just one in a nest. for others to hatch. then care for the babies! Imagine her babies to others!

a, mother leaving all the care of Of course sally sly cheats her- self. She doesn't think so, but she does. Selfish people always do cheat themselves. sally cheats her- self of love. and love is the most precious and wonderful thing in all the Great World. All: any true mother, sally Sly cheats herself of mother love and also of being lov- ed. Her children grow up without ever knowing she is their mother. And it is all because she is selfish and lazy. Some folks have an- other name for her. They call her Lazy Bird. she is the only bird in America who regularly lays her eggs in the nests of other birds. in Europe a member of the Cuckoo family does the same thing. but not the Cuckoo cousins in America.

'Now that we know she is snoop- ing around. she won't have a chance to lay an egg in our nest." declared Mrs. Welcome.

Welcome Robin nodded. ”Tl1at.': right." he agreed. "One or the other of us will behere allthe time she won't have a chance. No, air, she won't have a chance."

For several days nothing more was heard of snooping Sally S'y in the Old Orchard. She wasn't seen anywhere in the neighbor- hood. Welcome Robin forgot all about her. Mrs. Welcome forgot all about her. There were too many other things to think of. Mrs. Wel- come did a lot of dreaming as she sat on four blue eggs keeping them warm, for unless they were kept warm. and unless that warmth was just right. they would not hatch: there would be no precious baby Robins to watch over and worry about and teach the things that all Robins must know to live and find places for themselves in the Great World.

or course. Mrs. welcome had to leave those precious eggs while she got ii little exercise and hunted for her food. At such times Wel- come Robin took her place on the nest, and I suspect that he too dreamed dreams very much like hers.

' Early one morning Blacky the crow visited the Old Orchard. He didn't stay. Scrapper the Kingbird drove him out. You know Scrapper

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