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THE GUARDIAN . CHARUOTTETOWN

By

PADDY! LITTLE JOKE

A joke that causes uthera fright is never funny, never right. -Old Mother Nature Paddy the Beaver and .Virr. Paddy seldom go visiting. When they do go it is only to visit oth- er Beavers. But of all the peo- ple. In the. Green Forest. there probably are no others who have as many visitors at their home as do Paddy and Mrs. Paddy. You see their pond is a favorite re- sort for many at the other folk ;in the Green Forest. By day and thy night they rnme there. to drink and In hath:-v. So it is that Paddy and Mrs. Paddy know more about their neighbors than their neighbors know about them. had. made II. is known as public benefactors. They didn't know this, but it was true. In making that pond, which they had done hy building a dam across Laughing Brook, they had

selves.

dry land. they never feel enough for them to swim an I dive in. Laughing Brook, where it Iloiis dcrp in the Green For- est, is not deep enough for this. The only way to make lure of water deep enough is to build a dam across the brook. and in this way make A pond. Out in the pond they built a house. Be- ing thrifty folk they made a food pile under writer. It was of small logs and sticks, the bark of which ll their food.

It: iva.an't long before all the people of the Green Forest knew a- bout that pond. In the spring I-lonlzcr ilio Goose and his flock rested Illt'I'P on their way to their nortihern nesting grounds. on their return journey in the fall they rested there again. some of the

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In making that pond, and they I Vllilfnistgvfs Wllhmtf duck folk did the same any help, they lrld enome ll.ll.l.lBeaL”y H”, Wood Duck and laeauty found a hollow tree just A

no thought of anyone but them- n-rakes

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Flniihy Conn hunted frogs along the shore.

little way back from the water, and in this made their home one aunt- mor, Mr. and Mrs. Sawhill the Morgansers.

raised

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When the weather was warm Buster often came for a swim. A5 Ami already know. Lightmot the Deer came every night, Now gnd then. Flathorns came down from the Big Mountain. Recldy Fox was a frequent visitor. At. night, Yowl- er the Bobcat, and sometimes his cousin, Tufty the Lynx. visited the pond. It wasn't just because they wanted a drink or a bath they came. It was in hope of catching someone who would furnish them with a good dinner, perhaps Paddy himself, or Mrs. Paddy. Old Man Coyote was i'.llOI.Il8l' visitor. and Giutbnn the Wolverine had been seen there.

or course. none of these latter visitors were welcome, but neither were they greatly feared. Though some of them could swim. they couldii't- swim wcil rwougli Io haVP any chance of catching any of the Beaver folk in the water Every night. Paddy and Mrs Paddy would just. float in the midst of the Black shadows around their house in the water and. unseen them- selves. watch the visitors who came.

to the pond. In this way they learned much about them. One evening Mrs. Lighttfoot

brought the twins They came. to the water's edge at a point quit: near the house in the water. It wasn't their usual drinkim: place. They didn't. see Paddy and Mrs.

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DON”! RELY ON "RULES"

The proof that bridge "rules" are of the moat dubious value is clearly presented in the hand be- low.

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West. with no good reason to llead a side suit. opened convention- ally with the fourth-highest card of partner's heart suit. But. cashed in the heart king and continued with the ace-a shift. did not seem attractive. Declarer ruffed the ascend heart, and though there might be an advantage in leading a low trump (in case East had 1(- Q-3) he ignored this remote eon- tingency and laid down the trump ace-with a. well-defined objective.

Souhh then led in the club ace and returned the diamond queen. East reacted precisely as South had hoped he would-he did not cover the queen because the "rule." which is usually valid. is to wait and cover the second honor. But South did not play the second hon- or, the jack. Instead. he led a club to his king. to take out East's cl-ub exit in case he had started with two clubs. (Actually. the sec- ond club lead was imnoceaoary. since East had had a singleton.) East discarded as heart on the club lead. but that didn't save him. After taking the club king, South threw East in with the high trump. and East had the l-lobson's choice of returning a heart to give de- clarer a ruff-and-discard. or a dia- mond that would let South win two more diamond tricks.

1! East. had ignored the "rule" and covered the diamond queen. declarer would have been helpleaa. Moreover. East aim could have fix- ed South by rry' leading aiiohhcr heart. at Trick 1!. Try out this vari- ation of defense.

Paddy floating in the water olose to the house. But Paddy and Mrs. Pady saw them. They watched Mrs. Lightfoolt. and the fawns drink, then begin to browse on some water lplants groiviiicz close to shore. It Iwha very quiet. and peaceful. An imp of mischief whispered in one ,nf Paddy's ears. Quietly he lifted this big. thick, flat tail as high out In! water as he could. Then he lbroiight it down ker-slap, as hard gas he. could on the surface of the

water, It made a sound like a pla-

toi shot. At the same time Paddy

plunged under water. Mother Ligtitfoot hounded away for the cover of the nearest trees. For a second the fawna were too frightened to move.. Then. with bloat; of fright. they bounded after mother. the three white tails bob- bing up and down through the dusk. A slap on the water is Paddy's danger signal. and Mother

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Lightioot know this. But this time there was no danger It was Paddy's little Joke.

KELLY'B C-R058 W. I.

The June meeting of the Kelly's Croaa Women's Institute was held at the. home of Mrs. Clarence Cur- ley on Thursday evening. June 11th, with 10 members answering roll call.

The president presided. and open- ed the meeting with the ainging of the Institute Ode, followed by re- peating the Creed in unison. Min- utes of the previous meeting were read and approved.

The committees gave their re- ports. The nick committee reported visiting four sick people. The school committee procured chalk. New committees were appointed as follows: alek. Mrs. sterling Waddell. Mra. Stephen Smith and Miss Elaine McQuaid: lunch. M”. Joseph Kelly. Mra. Charlie Flood. The programme will consist of an auction.

It was moved and seconded that deaka be. bought for the school. and it was also decided to treat. the school children. took place on holding a dance the. school in July.

in

members to meet. at. her home for the August meeting.

Agnea Trainor conducted the pro-

in charge.

ant hour was spent.

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TINY HEIFER.

HIGH RIVER. Alta, (OP) - A heifer that weighed only 23 pounds at birth now is thriving on the Gnrdner farm near Peklslm. At birth. the calf stood i9 inchcs high at the shoulder.

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