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Opening lead—ace of hearts. The television show Cham-

“1 stonship Bridge, produced by

Walter Schwimmer, is current- ly in its third year of opera- tion. It can be seen in most areas on Saturday or Sunday.

As usual, the participants consist of a mixture of well- known bridge experts and play- ers otherwise prominent in public life. One thing these con- tests—viewed by an audience of millions—bring out is that tHe experts are by no means expert on every hand. This must sure- ly bring solace to lots of play-

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Peculiarly enough, South made six notrump. West led the ace of hearts and then looked around for another suit to lead. Unfortunately (for him), he shifted to a club instead of. a diamond and declarer easily made twelve tricks.

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Sealed Tenders are called for the purchase of the property, including land and buildings, tocated-at 57 Grafton Street,— Charlottetown, having a frontage of 84 feet, extending to a line on the east side for a distance of approximately 150 feet, and on the west side for a distance of 75 feet. Cen- - trally located and bounded on the east side by two large vacant. lots. Ideally. situated in the heart of the business district. Sealed Tenders must be in the hands of the Secre- tary-Manager, Charlottetown Branch, Royal Canadian Leg- ion, P.O. Box 134, Charlottetown, P.E.I. not later than 12 o'clock noon, Thursday, March 8, 1962. Lowest or any Ten- der not nécessarily accepted. Inspection by appointment.

Call the Secretary- Manager at 4-6022.

HOME BUILDERS OR BUYERS

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