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. CONTRACT BRIDGE

Opening lead—king of clubs. Kt is certainly not a difficult proposition to make six spades on this hand when all 52 cards are seen. Declarer wins the ace of clubs, leads a low spade from dummy, and by playing a low spade if East plays low, makes the slam with the aid of a later heart finesse,

But when the adverse hands

are not known, the- problem is more complicated. If, for example West held the singleton king of spades as well as the king of hearts, this line of play would fail and declarer would go down because; he had not played the ace of spades and caught the king.

O'LEARY

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Miss Winnifred Cheverié, 0O'- Leary, spent .the weekend as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cheverie, Souris;

Mrs. Janie Hart returned to her home after spending a few days at Locke Road, guest of Mr. and Mrs, Herman Collicutt.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Matthews, O'Leary, spent. Sunday at the summer eamp for retarded chil- dren at Oyster Bed Bridge, P.E.I. Mrs, Clifford Ellis and Mrs. Lloyd Matthews, O'Leary, attend- ed the annual meeting of the P. E.I. Association for retarded chil- dren held in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. John MacLean left Friday morning for their home in Boston after sepnding holidays. visiting at the home of Mrs, Eliza MacWilliams, and Mr, ‘Edward MacWilliams, Dunblane, and other relatives in the vic- inity.

Mre. Percy Crossman of the U.S.A. ia spending a two week vacation visiting at the home of Mrs. Elva Wedlock and Mr. and Mrs. Avard Harri¥, O'Leary, also other relatives and friends in the vicinity. |

Mrs. Mae Gilliash returned to her home in O’Leary after spend- ing a few days visiting friends and relatives in Glenwood.

Mrs. ‘William Morrison returned to her home in Summerside after spending the past week visiting her daughter and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacLean and

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trusting it will bring ~forth the king.

Suppose the trick two succeeds. has a sure thing All he has to do he does not lose two trump tricks. This can be easily accomplished by entering dummy to lead a low spade.

South adjusts his play to what ever card East plays. If East shows out of spades, declarer | takes the ace and returns @) spade. If East follows suit with a spade honor, South takes the ace. If East follows suit with the three, South finesses, thus assuring the loss of only one trump trick.

~ heart finesse at. . Now declarer | going for him.)

Mr. and Mrs. Preston MacKin- non in Milo. She also vistied at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hierlihy, O'Leary.

field, and O'Leary Baptist Con- gregation attended the evangelis- tic services held in Alma Bap- tist Church from June 2rd to June 28th. All services were con-' ducted by the pastor, Rev. Ross Howard, with Rev. -Keith Hob- son, Summerside, as special spea- ker. .

M.r and Mrs. Warren Buchan- nan returned to their home im Carleton, Lot 6, after spending some time visiting his sister and | brother-in-law, Mr. and: Mrs.| Aubrey Ellis, Toronto, Ont., and

other relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Allison FEflis, West Cape, accompaned by Mr.) and Mrs. Elmer Smith, O'Leary, returned to their homes after spending the past week visiting | relatives and friends in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leard mo- tored to Summerside Thursday

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Mrs. Hattie Ellis, Knuteford, spent a week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allison Ellis, West Cape.~

Mr. Wayne Livingston returned to Pictou, N.S. after spending the weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Liew Livingstone, Dunblane.

‘ Mr.-tan Strang, O'Leary, .was a recent visitor to Souris, the

Cheverie. ; Mrs. Violet Gillcash,_Montreal, is spending a couple weeks visit- ing at the home of her daughter- and_ son-in-law, Mr. and Mrv.

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