Mr. and Mn. Neil Bradshaw. ledoaue. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Fredenick and son. Brian Montague. Miss Donna Pal- mer and Mr. Anlus MacDonald. Susnmerside. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer Freeland. on Sunday. Aug- ust 12th.

Mrs. Charles Keizer has return- ed to her home at Foxley IV!!- Mrs. Kelzer attended the Lobster Carnival at Shediac. New Bruns- wick. l

Mr. and Mrs. Willy Keley. ac- companied by Mr. gand Mrs. Hy- man Keley and children Barbara and Leland. Port Huron, Michig- an, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith. Sr.. Freeland on Sunday. August 12th.

Mr. James Tupiin was a busi- ness visitor to Summerside on Sat- urday. August Nih-

Mrs. Lawson Oalway. accomp- anied by Master Ronald MncNeil. were business visitors to Obeary on Monday. August 13th.

Master Leslie Macltny. Alberton. IDA t a vacation with Master Rob- ar' er. Foxley River.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer. Borden. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Plamer on Sunday, August 13th.

The many friends of Mrs. Geo. Tiiplin. Murray Road, wii be plea- nod to learn she has returned to her home. Mrs. Tuplin has been a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital. Charlottetown. All wish her a speedy recovery to good health.

Mrs. Oscar W. MacNeii, accom- panied by sons Freddie and Ron- nie, and Mr. Jimmie Morrison, wereivisitors at the home of Mrs.

h ” Tredeniclr on Sunday, August 13th.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Oatway Ind family. were visitors to Slim- -” on Sunday, August 13th.

Mr. I-leber Broome, St. Elean- or-'s. was visiting friends in Con-

. way on Sunday. August 13th.

Easter Alvin Broorne has re turned to his home. Alvin spent a vacation with his irandparents. Mr. and Mrs. James Elsworth.

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last appears to have an lin- prognabls tnimp trick because the declarer can ilnesso through East's king only twice instead of the desired t.hree times. Never- theless. South can crack through this barrier by judicious play and links all thirtsui tricks.

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The spade lead is won in dum- my and the ten of trump success- fully anesaed. Another trump I- nease apprises declarer that last started with K-1-5-8 of hearts. Thetrickls todoliastoutothis apparent trump winner. there be- lng no more trumps in dummy to lead through his guarded Icing.

south plays a spade to the king and trumps a spade. This is part of a plan to reduce his tnissip holding to the some number Bot has-two.

Next he eashso the ans-queen of diamonds and plays a low club I to the queen. He then trumps the ten of diamonds and is left with the ace-queen of trump and tha . ace-Jack of clubs.

The jack of clubs to durriniy's queen leaves East with the king- seven of trump and a club. The king of diamonds play puts last in a hopeless position. I! ha trumps, South ovsrtrunips and makes the rest. If last. instead. discards a club. declaror discards the ace of clubs.

With the lead still in dummy and both East and South being down to two trumps. a lead from dummy compels East to trump and sacrifice the hitherto guarded king.

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