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CONTRACT BRIDGE |

By B. JAY BECKER

sure tricks, eome what might. Now you don’t know who's got

North dealer. the queen. And stop talking about

Both sides vulnerable,

NORTH East like he’s a moron.

ot ae Declarer (unaware that Con- @AKQ6s ———}seience_is_needling him): T'll @Al2 cash my clubs first. I can try| HA52 the diamond ‘finesse later. Even EAST if it loses I'm® safe. {He leads

@as3 4K652 th® king of clubs). Pee re ue Conscience: . Ugh, oh. Now 33 s Ss1097 you've gone and done it again. : SOUTH .|You just can’t make the hand 40984 ~ « |any more. I told you a million 3 times to watch out for bad dig

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: and looking afterwards. MURDER AT THE BRIDGE TABLE, a one-act play written exclusively for readers. of-.this

Sometimes you land. on your | feet all right by dumb luck, but)

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the eight ball, exactly where you! belong. : | Instead of leading the king you|

column. The cast: Declarer (South) and’ ODeclarer’s Con-

science. Other chaaracters: West, Dummy, and East. er: ee led Pah low — to| The contract is three notrump. oe club back pe the eee, West leads the three of diamonds| quck jt and make the Dummy comes down. Brae ~ |harid. That would guarantee our | ane Well, ag a —— club tricks and the contract. -ever I saw one. Three heart} (Declarer leads a club to the! tricks, two diamonds, five clubs,| ace at trick three. West shows and maybe another diamond. | out ) = Guess I'll play a low diamond; peclarer (slightly crestfall-

jfrom dummy. East might put/en): That was bad luck. But I)

up the queen ff he has it. I've) can still break the hearts 43 and| seen him_perform before. ‘East| make the hand. Nothing to worry plays the ten and South the/ about. (He cashes AKQ — of king). : hearts. East shows out.) Boy, Conscience: How many timesjam I getting tough breaks today. have I told you not to be so op-}... -But I still have the diamond timistic? There’s no law that says |finesse. ‘He leads a club to the the clubs will break 3-2. Besid- | queen and finesses the. diamond. es, you shquid have put up the/East wins, cashes a club, and jack so you'd know Where you/returns a spade. Down (two) | stand. If it held you'd have’ nine ! Curtain. . visitors to the home of Mr. and

KINGSBORO Mrs. Stewart MacGregor, East

Mr. and Mrs. William _Coffin-and}pa'tic. young son from Milton, N.S. were| The final lobster supper for th

recent visitors with Mr. Coffin's| season was said so tases pareats, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cof-\crowd at the St. Columba Parish} in, Kingsboro. __ thall on June 30th. Miss Marina Rose who is with) Miss Gertrude MacDonald, Bos-

Hender and family were Sunday

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the R.C.A.F. Women’s Division in|ton Mass.. is : : Cit te a xo S., spending the sum- Clinton, Ontario, is spending her| mer at her home in South Lake. leave with her parents, Mr. and) yfr and Mrs. Gordon Dick re- Mrs. Wallace Rose, “East Baltic.|/turned to their home in Toronto Mr, and Mrs. Alla MacDowelllthis past week after spending a and family, Glen Vailey, accom-|noliday with relatives at Black panied by Mrs. Fanny Bertram,/ pond. while on the Island they a hee Sunday visi-' were entertained at a Commun- . ity get-to-gether in t ingsboro

On Sunday, July. 5th, the onto 7 =

nual’. Memorial Service was held) .~

_| Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Dennis oo Oe eee = and family, Charlottetown, spent vice. It was conducted by the ; their holidays with Mrs. Dennis’ pastor, Rev. FAW. Mollins, assis-; mother, Mrs. Pred Roberton and ted by Mr. Fred Rose. [ee tong and Mrs ties Peels and; Mr. Peter Thompson, Chariotte- ; ee | town, was a recent weekend vis-

family, Toronto, ha i to as ewe litor to Bothwell.

spend the holidays at the home

of Mr. and song barey *eseias Mrs. Charles MacMahon, EI-

Red Point North. * ’Imira, is spending a months holl- , éays with relatives amd friends

North Lake, is enjoying a holi- day in- Boston, Mass., and dif-

Mr. Basil Mossey and two sons Joseph and John, Halifax, N. spent a week with relatives Bothwell and with Mrs. J.

Stee. | Chartes WeeCormneck. ot the U.S.A. before resuming her duties as teacher. at South

s tteving treafment in the P.E.L. in | Hospital. His friends and neigh; F.| bors are pleased to hear of his improved condition.

ferent points in the New England | Lake School. Geer acy | Mr. Harvey Stewart returned to| - ‘his ‘home in Kingsboro after re-

5 j si t at the Mossey Wino Ae ree “Charlotte. | Miss Adele Harris, . Hamilton. oui | Ont., is spending her holidays : Douglas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. — ee James Harris, East Lake.

Mrs. Maurice Goulden -and family, Dartmouth, N.S. are spen- ding a pleasant, holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, E.S. Rose, East Baltic.

Mr. Robert MacGregor arriv-

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FIRE DESTROYS CANNERY ' ST. EUSTACHE, Que. (CP)—A ‘two-hour fire, fed by sporadic jacid explosions, levelled a can- nery in this Montreal suburb Sat- urday and blocked weekend traf- fic to nearby holiday areas. The wind-fanned blaze broke out in the canning section of the one- ‘Istorey, wood and brick building, owned by David Lord, and quickly spread to the boiler and stock rooms. There were no reported in- juries and damage was: unknown.

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