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14 CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, NOV. 17. 1958.

RIPLEY'S BELIE

DANIEL HUGHES

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Final contract — four spades doubled.

, Opening lead.i‘ive of diamonds.

Sidney Lenz tells the story of the time many years ago when he played against a character whom he calls Mr. Grumpy and who fancied himself as a bridge player.

It was back in the days of Auction Bridge, and the bidding, which was radically didferen-t in those days, is therefore not given. Sufifice it to say that the final contract was four spades played by Lenz 1' South) and doubled by Mr. Grumpy (Eastl.

East took two diamond tricks and shifted to the queen of clubs. Lenz won with the ace and cashed the A-K of spades, Mr. Grumpy contributing the nineand jack.

‘ heart losers were imminent and

‘ Grumpy, and that worthy gent

When the trumps did not break 2-2, Lenz was in trouble. Two

the contract appeared to be de- feated. There was no way to get to dummy to utilize the .140 of clubs for discard purposes.

But Lenz led the king of clubs, hoping for a mistake by Mr.

promptly obliged by rquting with the seven of spades.

At the same time East ex - pounded on how Lenz. did not seem able even to count trumps, and how Lenz had been fooled by East‘s clever falsecardiug in drop. ping the J -9 of spades previously.

Of course, Lenz now had the rest of the tricks, since the ’six of spades provided a ready entry to dummy to discard two losing hearts. But if Mr. Grumpy had not trumped the king of clubs there would have been no way to make the contract.

Blissfully unaware of the dam- age he had done by milling the club king, M-r. Grumpy twit-ted Lenz after the contract was made

for having failed to draw the last. trump and make eleven tricks in the doubled contract. . ‘

But when Lenz gently pointed}> out that the contract would have; been defeated but for East’s mosti kind assistance, a sadly humbled} and deflated Mr. Grumpy had to‘ retire fromrthe' field of battle.

- YORK NOTES ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watts, York, spent Wednesday in Chat-

lottetown. They visited at the home of Mr. Ollie Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis, York, spent the weekend. at Eller- slie, the guests of Mrs. Lewis’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller.

MT. and Mrs. Leslie Birt, York, spent Sunday, November 2nd in Clyde River at the home of Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. David MacDon- ald, and granddaughter Janice WIafcts, spent Sunday in York at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Oeockett.

MI. and Mrs. Donald Crockett, spent Sunday in They also visited in South Melville at the home cf‘Mr. and Mrs. Hig-

'11he flamers of York, are busypullingtheirtimpsanda goodcropisnepomted.

Mm. Richard Vessey'was hos- teu to the York Institute on

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Mr. Cecil Wands, Ontario. spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watts, York.

Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Mum‘- ray and son Willard. spent Wed- nesday evening at Pleasnat Grove atthehomeoIer.aners. Joe Oaswell. ,

Mr. and Mrs. LeitIh Brown, York, spent Tuesday in Char- lottetwn.

Mrs. Minto Foster. York, won a prize in the beautification can- test dor her flower garden.

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Jones. Haz- elbrook. were the guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LloyId Ves- sey, York, on Sunday.

Mrs. Rosco MacDonald is spen-

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I ding a holiday in Toronto where she attended the wedding of her daughter, Gladys, whose marr- iage took place on Saturday, No- 3‘ vember the Ilirst. 3'

Mr. Beverly Simpson, York, has accepted a position with Cud~ more and Henderson, Charlotte- town. all wish him success. B.0.

Fleetown, visited with their sons Ina and Claude of York rec- ently.

The funeral service for the late Mrs. John Gill, Union Road, was held in York United Church on Sartmday, November 8.

Mr. and Mrs. Leith Brown. York. spent the weekend in Halifax, N.S., art the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Stewart and family.

Deep sympathy is extended to Mrs. F. Bovyer, Covehead, her daughter, Mrs. Frank Vessey, York, on the death of a son and brother, the late Charles Bovyer of Covehead.

Friends regret to learn of Mr. Stewant Webster's painfiul accid- ent, receiving a strained arm while operating a tractor.

Mrs. Vernon Rodd, Charlotte- town, spent Tuesday, November 111th, at the home of her brother. Mr. Gordon Crockett, York.

Mr. and Mia. Donald Dickieson and Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- LennaIn, Glen Valley, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laken Lewis. York, on Sunday, Novem- ber 9th.

Mns. Ramsay Auld and grand- son Jem'y ATM, spent Tuasday inYork,atthehomeothersis— ter, Mrs. Gordon Crockett.

Miss Hazel Vessey, Charlotte-

Island Hospital, spent Sunday at her home in York, with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vessey.

Mrs. Ham Mutts/rt. Marsh- fie‘ld, spent Sunday Nov. 9th. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Crockett, York.

Mrs. Donald Crockett has re- turned to her home in York, alter spending a holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth MacDowell, Glen Valley.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett. York, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Fielding, Cihar- lottetown, on Friday evening, November 7th.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watts. and tamily, York, have taken up residence in Montague. Mr. Watts is foreman with the railway there.

Rev. Mr. Belts of Winsloe, ex- changed puleIiIts with the Rev. G. Elliott of York United Church on Sunday November 9.

Mr. and Mrs. Mann of Char- lottetown, were the guests on November 11th at York manse. of the Rev. George Elliott and Mrs. Elliott.

Mr. and Mrs. Parker Jewell and Mr. and Mrs. MIinto Foster, York. are in Toronto attending the fair. B.O.

LAST ROLE

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town, student nurse at the PE. -

died on stage at Liverpool in 1798.

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