PAGE TEN THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN g i NOVEMBER 16. 1951

l" o" a eootote .500 . - tth 1 r h d t d M MOUNTED B Lightfoot the Deer;-malnd her pr: KING OF THE ROYAL ' .

S B E R ilgulai twins. nowul we'll grown. -. . ! - o n news 0 e I . . Laughlrzig Brook joinsp atcliewpoeiid (2”m.'?,if..7ff,”. '!gp?rW ,1””g4W5r"?f:;:V;:'j"”5( ' ., they saw Bobby Coon walk out A -.- oak;

-V" I h o I. O V iBv Thornton W. Burgess! THE FISIIICRNIJN lflillv Mink. (lnro in I ,aWl1l'AC - 1-aw Jo (,)iiPl' comes for the P3l”U5' luck Hllrl nil" ' -3 il- 1 ..m-.: )Vi'.r1l:0 0. There are feathered Th" 15 '1-mi”?-' '-' 3"” ' H -'n:k Hi-in fish there. Longlegs. o H” l"”-" :'rr nrcni. Blue Heron. and his -. ! Nigl-it. Heron L ,,L; R.m,.K , p ,2”. r . v Qlaiik ihng . . ' poniiukofm Pafiviv vi. ll-c or YWWS ill? 1t-lnili-ihe1' ""13 Really Um pm”. 1. H ..;,-n .i-arnnrl ttiatdtherd is glove): wok Temp: . I . M v hora. . n onco in aw .. made kw .-W H il .u:rr the Osprey visit; it. All germs ixnmh. W wmr arc good fishermen. and ',m: ' ” ' '. i'.idrii- and Mrs. Paddy seldom dam ihoy. . iv Hit.-c visitors. for thc.V and in ,1.” ..; 'mni.xr:vcs do not eat. fish. Only P ' r V H p ,....s rryar bothers them. This is addys pom l-ll" ” . :'n Jae Otter. He is big and Same Mme 5”, f , ij t " "lp Vrvm: and a famous fighter when gain: mzni” U i P. ” lir- loses il.S tPmper. He is a won- ”" ' 3 V ” 3"" " ' ”' i” V nv S1l'.l!1iilPl'. even more at Mime in '!'.V 0' pl g p, ....m :ii the water than the Bea- 'm-V 315” be lat - i ”””” - -t that is possible. Fortun- Bnd 3 15"-V FUN” '" v '-VP 05 . or he 3.: good-natured.

these is Bobby Cum .x-train: .s Coon had Ii... .4, .

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The one llviivtliww and TltPi1i,V'-F9Vel1il'l Annual Celebration imilcr ilw :iir p'u'ris of tho Calcdonian Club of Prince Ldugiiitl 1 l;i.iiil ulll lit? hold at

THE CHARLOTTETOWN Thursday. Novembiar 29 at 1 PM.

The Toast .. '"I'he Day ilIl'.i A' Who; iiuliutir it".

The Orator- V The "Hon. .1. A. D. Tlivtliirciy. Liciitonant Ger-crnor of Noni Si-uiin. Milli will bc introduced by Chief

Justice TllZlllt' A. L'aiiipl.icll.

Tickets inriy l--A wiiiii-ml froni Claiisiiiiiii Bruce Mac- Plierson, 13? Qiiccii Strvct, until noon Nov. 26

52.50

”SMli.iN' THROUGH"

3-Art iR'-imaritiv Coinedy l'v. :-eniccl by

S. D. Ii. Dramatic Society

GEILLEGE GYMNASIUM ' Saturtiziy. Nov. 17 Ailniission 50c Bus leavilig torminnl: 7:15 P.M.. 7:30 I'.M.. 7:45 P.M. Aniplv Parking Space

8:00 RM.

This nniivc lI- iv in-miiirl all nicmhors of the Queen's County Fish &- l;.imc A.:2nr'inti0n -that our annual out- ing aboard iiin sinniiinr Ahmzwoii will he held on Nov.

20th, TLIOSFIFLV. lirwlwrs nro askod to be at Simpson's Agency on hciii F"l'FFl .-it I1 l”.M.. and any person wish- ing iFRIl34i'1()l'i1i'l'lll iilrn-i-iii nrlvisc l”rank A. MacKenzie.- 64 Rochforrl Stir:-:. Kiii:'s (loiiniy and Prince County branches will ,iriiji 11:: iii Rorrlcn. and Nova Scotia and New Briiiisuick ,ui'niip:.' will join us at Tormentine.

Tlmiiiiiiviii .xiw:ilu'i'a: illlfl moving: pictiiros will be provitlcd.

I..ot':: all E:i1UW our iiiicrcst in the Association by attending.

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on the old log. At. that distance be looked small and black. Now they had been watching an earlier visitor in Paddy's pond. It was great big Buster i But. They had watched him tear an old stump to pieces on the shore. - He had caught' something. pro- bably a mouse. They had watched him dig open a nest of Ants. He had licked up the Ants as they had come pouring out to find out what was happening. Buster has a liking for Ants. But then Buster has a liking for almost. anything he can eat. He is not at all fussy about his food. pro- viding there in enough of it. After leaving the Ants nest he wandered back among the trees and disappeared. This was just before Bobby Coon aphfared. The next time the twins saw Buster Bear he came out from among the Black Shadows not far from where Bobby Coon was fish- ing. He didn't see Bobby Coon. This was because Bobby didn't move. buster hasn't the best at eye! anyway. And. as I said be- fore. Bobby kept so still that he looked as it he were a part oi!

This night. Bobby Coon had visited Laughing Brook.

visited Laughing Brook. wander- ing along and fishing in each little pool as he came to it. Fin- ally he reached the pond oi Paddy ihe Beaver. There. where Laugh- ing Brook entered the pond there was a big log mostly -in the wa- ter. Bobby knew all about that. old log. It was one of his favorite fishing places. The water around it was shallow. Minnows. as certain small fish are called. often came in to that shallow water where the old log lay in be safe from hungry bigger fish in doeper water. Bobby delighted to go out on that log almost t.o,that log. For a few minutes Bus- iho end and there squat down I ier stood there Mvlnsing his Mild and keep perfectly still so that.ironi side to side. As usual he he looked like a big bump. A i was undecided what to do next. part of the log itself. Then it,Some Minnow; swam in close to and when Minnows swam in close 'the Old lot! Mid 30bb.V C00" his little black paws shot. out CHUKM one. Buster Em saw him like lightning. Sometimes '

he p then. caught one. Sometimes he didnlt.l Whether he did or didn't. he had

a good time. He loved it. it is al- , , ways that way with true iisher- inumm-V5 "'5 Wm Md E35” 1""

men. lrlub stopper was knocked out. MlSii'0SS Moon had risen above .Th” was H” ,""d 0' the mm” HM ilrecmpsg H”. mm sm.(.n, light, ; ter. of course. SJHCR dcclarcr would flooded the mm. pond 50 mm nicasily i-each dum.my with a heart. was almost M ugh. as by day. The score was 430 below the l;nc oniy back where me trees new ;for North-South. 400 above for an C105, together did the Black iextra trick. plus the rubber bon-;

Shd -, ih.l ih' 1 "Sr J2LFP gr n E” mast" Now observe the remarkable

differcncc' it East had not been so ”rciaxed" because of his three club stoppers. Suppose that East. ducked the first club lead. play- ing the three-spot! Now South would have only one club left in his own hand 'and only two ioutsidc entrio: in diimmy. What !could South do to himself? An- jother clwb lead would go to East iwho would of course rei.urn' I diamond. and from that point on routine defense would hold South to two spade tricks. two hearts. three diamonds and one club in- stead of losing 1550 points on the hand. East-West would have

and persisted with diamonds.

16:-eoQ-tio:&5ot-asioo-;-iI;I1.-oral-19' contract Bridge ii By Josephine Culbertson

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HOLDING - lll' wrru THREE srorrrzas

A player who t-hreo stoppers

to a hold-up play in that suit - but he may have cause to regret hrs complacency!

North dealeri . Noruhsomh vumonug collected 400 points! Q 7 4 t.:'?wM---. ztilis Non-rii WINSLOF. school. QKJ 9 8 G I The following is the report for C Q 3 10 9 Q 3 the month of October:

a a N 7 J 9 7 Grade x-i. Robert Your-iker. 9 Q 8 G 2 W E Q J 10 9 8 Grade VIII-l. George Younker O4 3 S 5 Grade VII--l. Ruth Ford.

Q3 . A K 8 2 QA Q 10 8 Grade V-l. Doris Ynunker; 2. David Ford. 0 K 10 4 Grade IV-l. Roger Ford. OKQ5 3 Grade III-1. Inez Macauarrle; 475 2 Stirling Parsons; ti. Harold Mac- The biddi”: Qgniih II 1 Hi i c i I 7 fl 6 -A . (1 S O ('5. 1:2." Grade 1 (Al-I. Jamcs Shaw; 2. Pm mu 3 NT Margaret Mncxinnon, Pu, Due Red” Pu. Grade I (BI-l. Ivy Ford. Pu. Pu.” Grade I (C)-i. Jean Mackin- non.

West's three-spade bid was of count-e a sheer desperation eitort. and he could scarcely enjoy the sound of Eastis double or South's redouble! However. West had great. confidence in his partner and refused to "run."

South look the opening lead of the spade queen with the. ace and led the club seven. overtak- ing with dummy'o eight. East look the trick with the ten and ' shifted in the jack of diamonds. South won in his own hand and led his remaining club. East cap- 9Iil'Pd this trick with) the queen

Grade I (Di-l. David Ynunker: 2 Clark Shaw; 3. Dixie Cudmore. Reta MacNcill. tcaclicr.

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