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mwhen this deal occurred, south was an expert. playing with a lair- to-medium partner against oppon-

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bidding proceeded:

f-"ulns But South West North 1 q 1 (i) so Pass

i4. 40d) 4o no s Pass Pass Pass Pass

Nagging‘ to say, South had no trouble making six diamonds doubl- ed. roi- a very satislrlnr Marc! It was all the more satisfying because the opponents could have 8011B down just one trick. not vulnerable. at six hearts. thereby robbing South oi’ his opportunity!

It is fruitless to inquire too daeplv into whether or not East-West should have sacrificed against six diamonds; the pertinent (acts are that they did not do so. and that it was Souths deliberate underbidding which pfﬂblbll’ w-

counted for ilils outstandin! success.

Most players in Boutivs position. blessed with aueh a strum W0‘ suitor. would anvil their "WP ghgnees by revealing their strength mmsdiately. Their method o! doing gm; would be to cue-bid hearts. or at the very least. to bid two spades. With Boutli care-bidding. West

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leap straight to ﬂour hearts. whim

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AT s o'clock

CLINIC SCHEDULE

Chest clinics will be held throughout the Province dur- '

hi; the month oi November its follows:-

HQNTAGIJE—

MONDAY, Nov. 21................. l:80- 4:30 p.m.

ETOWN—

EVERY THURSDAY .............. 10:00-12:00 mm-

EVERY FRIDAY

1:30. 4:00 pan. 1:30- 4:00 pan.

I! you wish to attend is chest clinic for the ﬁrst time, kindly consult your family doctor or the Public Health

Nurse in your district.

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iBy Thornton Striped Chipmunk Says Good-by.

Each has his own peculiar ways To iit him for the part he plays. -—-Old Mother Natuie. Peter Rabbi lied thought he knew all about Striped Chipmunk and-his ways. Folks very often Y-hink they know all about than‘ neighbors only to find that they know very little about them. It wuss so with Peter Rabbit. He had known the pert little Squirrel an the striped coat ever since he had ﬁrst visited the old stone wall when both were young. and irom the first they had friends. Now Peter was finding out that even the best nf friends ml}, not really know each other. Striped Chipmunk had told Prior that Mr. and Mrs. Blacksnake had no children this year but didn't know it because. being the potlresl of parents. they hadn't DOthBIGQ

would keep East temporarily gulei. But. then. even if West was smart enough in pass over South's next bid. which could srarceiy be any- thing but four spades East would obviously rompete Willi five clubs or five hearts. and thus viould Snnn be laced by the problem n! what to do against six diamonds. Wltii

bidding going this ivav. 172a’.

the ‘would be very foolish not to sacri- iice in hearts!

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to keep watch over the eggs Mrs. Blaoksnake thought she had hidden where no one would find them, So she didn't know that Striped Chip- munk had found them and eaten them. So there had DBEHYlO baby Snakes to hatch irom them. 1i they had hatched she wouldn't have known what became oi them. She is that kind o! a mother.

"Did you eat all oi them?" Peter asked

"Every last one." riped Chipmunk.

"I didn't know you ate eggs." said Peter. "I thought you ate just nuts and seeds and berries, that ‘kind oi food. D0 you oat the eggs “of birds?"

"Whenever I am lucky enough to get any. Eggs of all kinds are good eating the very beat o! eat- ing." Striped Chipmunk licked nls lips. "I always keep my eyes open tor them in the spring and early isummer. I don't get many. so pcr- lhaps that is why they always taste

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so good." "When they can iind them Jimmy Skunk and Bobby Chin

eat the eggs oi Mrs. Snapper. the hig Turtle. who lives in the Smil- ing Pool. Have you ever eaten licr eggs?" Peter wanted in know.

Striped Chipmunk shook his head. "She doesn't- lay her eggs around here. so I have never had a chance. I hear that Turtle mothers are no better mothers than Snake mothers. They don't even know i1 they have any babies. They don't know what becomes oi them and don't care. They seem to think that when they have hidden their eggs that is all that can be expectr/J of them." said he.

"I've heard the same thing. They say baby Turtles and baby Snakes have no one at all to look out '0." them. I suppose s lot oi them are caught and eaten." said Peter.

"I don't know about baby Turtle: but baby Snakes are very good eat- ing," said Striped Chipmunk.

Peter looked startled. "How do {you know?" he cried. "Don't tell me you have eaten any!"

"I certainly have. I never mix a chance or catching one that is small enough." rctorted striped Chipmunk. Then he added. "You ought to thank me for doing it."

Peter's eyes opened very wide as he stared up at his small iriend on the old stone wall. "Why shouid I thank you?" he asked.

"Because each time 1' get one there is one less to grow up. You know what Mr. Blacksnake or Mrs. Blacksnalre would do to your babies Li they were iound when still in the nest. They would do to the babies just what I did to their eggs," explained Striped Chipmunk.

"I hadn't thought oi’ that!" cried Peter.

“There could be toe many Snakes," said Striped Chipmunk.

"So there could," agreed Peter.

"Then there wouldn't be too many Rabbits." added Striped Chip- munk mischievously.

He soampes-ed away on top oi oi’ the old wall to an opening be- tween the stones. There he sat up and took a long look all around. "Goodby, Peter. See you in the spring!" he cried and urea gone.

Peter suddenly felt lonesome. "And I thought I knew all about Striped Chipmunk. I wonder if anybody knows all about anybody." thought he.

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