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ANNUAL MEETING

The AnnualM ti fth Pin Fur Breeders' AssTiec:ilti1tEioN wilel tie ciieelltiild viiiariihgs 1:71;?

' Baggnalhigiioggtfharlottetown, at .1 :30 oiclock, TUES.

GORDON

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W. R. S President. "Aw'

Secretary.

3 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL l The parents and friends of the students of the Vocational School. as well as the general public, are -given a cordial invitation to attend the annual closing Wednesday afternoon. May 23, at 2:30 pm. in the Agricultural room of the Vocational School.

opmunc DANCE

CLARKS WAREHOUSE - ALBERTON THURSDAY, MAY 24th Ted Aheai'n's five-piece oi'chcsii'a

Walls ncwly decorated and grand hardwood dance floor. - Canteen service.

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: BANKERS DANCE

AND BUFFET SUPPER CHARLOTTETOWN HOTEL

WEDNENDAY, MAY 23, 1951

DOWNTOWN ER35 ORCHENTRA

Dancing 10.2 Ticket3 34.00 a couple DRESS - NEMI-FORMAL

Tickets on tiiale at Old hpain and Charlottetown Hotel.

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POOR Mas. CHA'l'TEnln

ITO WOFIZV love is ever host. . And. worlzvins. it suffers most, -Old Mother Nature. 0 I 0' Chatvterer the Red Squlrfgl hu ::en' in many tight places. but, vei in his life has he been in 3 Nsher iilace than he was when Redtail and Mrs. Rcdtail discover- ed him climbing up to their nest p It would have been bad enough to Ihave had one of those Hawks -Wooping at him, Yes. sir, it would jso. Now there were not only mo illiylng to catch him. but in, the 1oot'of the tree Reddy Fox was "Him": for him. There could be he izettlns away on the ground. .He would have to get away through ithe treetops or not at all. I All the time Mrs. Chattei-er was :watching from another tree. Most. inf the time her heart seemed to be right up in her throat. Every time Redtail swooped at Chattcrer Mrs. Chattercrs heart seemed to her to atop beating. Every time Mrs. Redtail swooped, that. troub-

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Every time Redtail swooped st. Chattcrer. Mrs. Chattereris heart seemed to stop beating.

fright, terrible fright. But. much as he was suffering. Mrs. Chatter- er, looking on. was suffering more. Chatterer was too .busy dodging to think how frightened he was. Mrs. Chatterer, looking on and able to

lesome little heart seemed to do lthe same thing. Each time thati icliatterer dodged her heart seem-I ted to start beating a little faster; as if trying to catch up.

It often happens that when people are in trouble or pain thoael who love them suffer even more than they do. Chattcrer wasn't! suffering pain. for so far he hadl

lclaws or the stout wings of the! lbig Hawks, but he was suffering?

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see Just what was going to hap- pen. was suffering much more from fright that was Chatterer. Love is like this. Love suffers for others more than others suffer for

' themselves.

"He shouldn't have gone over there. I told him he shouldn't. But he would go. Now he may never come back and what will I do

'. not been touched by the Km” cruel. then?" said Mrs. Chatterer to her-

self. It sometimes helps to talk to oneself when there is no one else to talk to.

Just then there uns and a wiiisli of wings.

a whoosli. "Oh! Oh!

IDodge. Chatterer! Dodge!" shriek-

i cont.-agt Bridge led Mrs. Chattercr.

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West made several bad decisions

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South's bidding was very strange.-

' but perhaps he could look into the , futurei l West's double of two spades wnsi at best questionable. holding as he idid four cards in his partner's bid

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suit. The fact, that West had re-, doubled one diamond did not even: vaguely imply that he was long inl ldiamonds. He should have showni his diamond support, and East un- doubtedly would have gone on to game at diamonds or notrump.

I ! W35” Wenmg lead 3331"” "he 7 cight on the jack and therefoi'e--

spade contract was another error I -he selected the trump queen in- : stead of forcing South right from the start with diamonds. Dummy's trump king won the first trick. and South (who could scarcely

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It is doubtful if Chattcrerheard her, but he dodged and Mrs. Chatterer drew a long breath. He was trying to get up to a certain limb high in that tree. At first Mrs. Chatterer didn't understand what he was trying to do. It look-

. . ted to her as if he might be going i in the following deal: '1”, to mm new

"Hes crazy,"

i r thought. Mrs. Chattcrer. "He ought

East dealer. its keep away from that nest. and Neither side vumerlnle. . he should know it."

Rubber bridge. 3 Poor Mrs. Chattcrcr couldn't. sit

still. She ran up and down the trunk of the tree she was in.

lonce she even jumped across to 'another tree. Somehow it was eas-

ier to be running about than to sit still and watch those dreadful Hawks trying to catch Chatterer Now and then she shrieked ti V"al'i1illg. or course she saw Reddy Fox and of course she took care not to no down on the groundlici'- st-ii. She saw him grin as first one and then the other of the big I

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know that West had the singleton heart queen) ruffed a diamond to enter his own hand. Then he led a. low heart. and cnvoird West's queen with (itimmy's king.

East. thinking that his partner must have a good reason for lead- ing trumps. returned the trump nine to keen South from making more of his low trumps on (llam- ond rufis. South put. up the ace and led another round of trumps. West. winning. West exited with a diamond; South ruffed and led jack and another heart.

West should have noticed that his partner had played the heart

since he surely would not have misled West by false-carding at a crucial stage!-that East could

not have more than three hearts. all told. with the nine to appear on this current trick. But West did not bother to count hearts-he ruffed the third round. and after that, defense was impossible.

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