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Continuing its pro-season plan- ning for the campaign of 1061-52. the executive of the "Islanders" Hockey Club met in. the offices of Dr. Charles Dou- gan last night. Ame ng other top- ics disposed of was 'the naming of two delegates, Mr. Somerled Trainorand Mr. W. E. Massey, to .attend the meeting of the Mori- time Major Hockey League to be held in Truro. Saturday. August 4th.

The league's consititution will be re-drafted at the: meeting and other important lteugue matters will be aired. 0n.e- of the im- portant amendment-s to be pro- posed in the re-modelled consti- tution, it is said, will ask that the visiting team be paid gten cents on every ticket sold at the box office. There is no confirm- ation. however, that such an amendment is on the agenda.

President Dougan; was able to say following the meeting that satisfactory pi'Ogl.'('SS is being made in signing pitayeri, and that Charlottetown pccnple will be pleased when the names of new players can be announced.

Those present. at the meeting besides the prosixlent. included Mr. L. E. Prowuc, Mr. Wm. Boyles. Dr. E. S. Giddings. Mr. Somerled Trainor .and Mr. W. E.. Massey. , ranges for the first ihrcc days awarded to Major A. F. Gormley. PEIR.

The prize aivairdcd by the Rogers Hardware Co. Ltd. to the runncr-up for the highest aggre- gates at the 200 and 600 yard

THAT WAS JOE - Chicago White Soxer Ed Stew:-irt. scrambles part way up the fence as fans in the left field stands join in the grim Joe DlMagglo's first inning circuit clout, July 29. The Yank star's homer sent in Joe Collins to tie the score. DiMaggio. over whom there's been lots of head-shaking this season. poled another 4-bugger in the sixth frame with two men on. club work accounted for the New York Yankees winning margin over

for

the visitors. 8-3.

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GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTET OWN

' Scout's Diary En ltouto to Big Jamboree

I continuation of "the diary of King's scout John Phillips. Charlottetown. , oi the Canadian Jamboree Contingent. describing his departure from Canada to attend the World Scouts Jumbo cu in Austria:

Tuesday. July 17: We were up at 6.30 this morning. We began taking the tents down immediate- ly following breakfast. We had a light breakfast this morning con- sisting of corn flakes, bacon. toast and jam. I helped wash dishes after breakfast while some of the fellows did some cleaning up of the comp grounds. The campsite being cleaned up- about 930 o'- clock, I loafed around, checked my equipment and then went over to the mess hall for a light lunch at 11 o'clock. About 11.30 o'clock we stowed our gear into the rear of the. bus in preparation of leav- ing Tamaracouta. At 1 o'clock we left Camp Tamarscouta for Montreal. We arrived in Montreal about 4 o'clock.

Immediately upon our arrival in Montreal the troop was broken up into patrols and each patrol had to find it's way to Montreal City Hall by 4.45 -o'clock. We thought that we had plenty of time so we began walking there and planning to take a street car when time began to get short we walked quite R distance down St. Catherine Street when we de- xclded to take it street car. but when we were boarding it we werc told that we would have to walk rzght back to where we started to get a car to City Hall. We didn't have time to walk back .10 we de-

Foiiowing i..

underway and then we found our cabins. We hnd our dinner about 12.30. All afternoon we loafed about on deck as we sailed down the St. Lawrence River. At 6 o'clock we ate our supper in the ship's dining room. After supper we had a sing-song on the ship's deck, played some shuffle board and then about 10.30 o'clock we went to bed.

Thursday. July 19: I got up at 7.30 this mornintz. washed. dress- ed and was in the restaurant at 8 o'clock for breakfast. We were free to do as we wished until 10.30 when we had I sing-song aft on the promenade deck. After the sing-song we were free again. so I had a game of shuffle-board on the deck with an Englishman Dinner at 12 o'clock -noon. J MacDonald. "Mac" was our din- lug-room steward and we really made him work.

We had the dinner. then after we were through we ordered an- other dinner and started over again. We also had three or foul servings of dessert to finish off our meal. Rest period after din- ner until 2 o'clock.

Later in the afternoon. I K316 :;tl'uck us and the ship rocked a great deal. I ate m.V SHPDH Ii: though I did not feel any too Well with only about half of the pas- sengers showing up for dinner.

I got sick about 10 o'clock and I just. reached the sink in time. I went to bed only to find that 1 felt as if I was being spun around in a barrel going over Niagara. Falls. I finally fell asleep about 12 o'clock, tsome of the waves were about 30 feet. highi. There was a. movie on board about 9 o'clock and a dance about 10.30 but I did not go to either.

Friday, July 20th: I got up this morning at 7.30. cleaned up and then went to have breakfast at

we were near the Strait of Belle Isle. At 12 o'clock noon we had dinner in the dining room Rest period until 2.00. Loafed around until 4.00. At, 4 o'clock we had in sing which the era enjoyed very much. About 6.00 another storm struck us. The vtaves were not as high as before tut the ship was rocking more. We met another smaller ship and it was really getting a going over. The waves and spray almost. bur- ted the ohter ship.

feeling bad tonight although I

was kind of wobbly. no I went to t

the movies which were being shown in the restaurant. I went to bed after the movies were over.

Saturday, July 21: I got up 5: 730 am. feeling very wobbly. I did not eat any breakfast. About 5.30 am. I went to bed and did not wake up until 2.00 in the at- ternoon. I missed my dinner but even if I had been awake I could not have eaten it. I rolled over and went to sleep again until about 5.45 p.m. At 6.00 p.m sup- per was served in the dining room but I did not eat very much be- cause I was still feeling sick There was a. dance but I did not go. I went to bed again after sup- per. hoping to feel better in the morning. i

Sunday, Jilly 22: I woke up this morning at 7.30 feeling much bet- ter than I did last evening. I dill not have any breakfast though. so I went; to sleep again. At ll.30 I got up, washed. dressed and went down to the restaurant for a light dinner at 12 o'clock noon. Rest period until 2.00 o'clock. Ali aft- ernoon I lay around on the aft prom deck resting, and at supper- timo I was feeling very good. Ate it fairly big supper and after sup- per the Scouts put on a special concert in the lounge room. It consisted of songs, a. quiz between

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Give Generously For Your Bag of Peanuts on

PEANUT DAY

Saturday, August 4th

? The grand champion steer at the

"angcs for the first three days :lil-is-sCE.-'5troiig. NSRA ..... 45 Gnr. W. Wclch. 28 Lou 39 .d d t t t L Th, -m 3.00. The boat was still rocking n the young girl passengers on the Chicago International Livestock W. 06036: E aisoro awarded to orc. '1', 1-3 games, lpr. l-red Hooper, PEIR 41 gwfnber: f; 0?”. ignml ((;3c::n bit but I was feeling better so I ship and Scouts. skits. etc. About show m 1950 was onginiuy wt. RCMR, Aummc .cnmmam1. gxc glcliae. gt7Cg('Ilt))( . The Ottawa Aggregate piled mm me um and star.” for ate some breakfast. About 11.00 .l.Il0 I turned in, chased for 5140. . Aunrloltllib . The United sen-it-es Club 'I'ro- an - - trons. x g g my Hm when we passed mr. " & EAR W. P""."-'''' "V "'9 ”":',”" iifii .l....'.f"ii':::s':;...".i” pit; ii '3..".1?.'.'?.' .i: ii3:';'.'"'.-.E'FJ” iii where name drown: .. : i:f.V',C,:s,?,;.mff:.,E.i"b5;?..i'::.Up? Gnr. ll. 'r. Vcsscy, 28 LAA 4!. Capt. A. J. im-c..i.o'. PEIR 50'.' ”f”””' W” d"”.ked d”'"': "id "? ' s 0' mm as - R. ” WELCOME TO THE SUUTUH GATHERING - is i ' . - o.c 'r.,r. 13' .RCN m .. 4.5 28 LAA sir - i Eng; 'I(:-'roph1S'.m;:;-llltifd w Major Comd. Offr.ai)".esMcGee, iRCN vl5 Cpl. A. M. Johnston. RCMP 502 0'” felbw P3” "19 dTiV91' 70! - -Mu-ial M, LAA RCA G”, C, C. gym”, 4-; Agvpk 5”, cents and then after going into! Mum Gum.-EV for we mghes. M-mgE.e M W um...C:.;.vmtH?izi....- .Isitl.”c.(:c.r lilIfl2i(::gl:ic;-i;ii;ii)FI:,l;7lIt gm ;;;:ti;g;1d;;;t; :gf(;ilgg1et0;'l3y;r58jg; THE ANNUAL GATHERING or THE CLANS OF Otuwa Aggregate W0" by LL Rh i (NC B.-lines I'tCNiRi ' rants our driver got paid twice 'wcl PRINCE EDWARD ISLANE .('vi.-it.2nucd From Page Six) E-M'::"aii":ii)-namd I” 28 LAA RCA g NJ-or Ag 1.-g Gm.m;,..g PE"; 157, Sgt. Eric Cotes, PEIR .. 50'. more shown through the btillditittf ' :& . -ifpl

. "Recce" Trophy presented .e P. E. I. Regt. (17 Reece) 'iw wznnrr of the Moore 51 it imirl Matrh awarded to Bdx. l7- Rlaciionslrl. 38 LAA Regt. liar 21 Armri Flcle Trnphv pra- 'n-rl hr HQ 31 Armd Brie to iv i-znncr of the Cameron-Vim vnbc Match awarded to OIC.

'1' F. Baines, RCNtR) Atlantic (' -. .li.'1I'ifi. 'l'iw i'lck.1l'd Trophy awnrdcd

A. Pickard to the winner

City of Charlottetown awarded to Capt. E. R. KB, PEIR. inc Ariillcry Trophy present-

W the 28th LAA ll:-;:t., RCA the winner of the British Con- - Match awarded to Bdr. Ray .tDonald. 28 LAA Rcgt.

.i Souvenir presented by Major .i Al. tBisieyl Jones hwarded to v -- winner of the Jones Memorial 'i.'lli awarded to Miss Elsie N" int. Windsor. N.S., NSRA.

A Souvenir presented by Major .1 xi. tBl5lcyi Jones to the run- v--'.-np in the Jones Memorial .lln'rh awarded to Sgt. G. G. Mc- l.r"::an. PEIR.

A Yca:l.'. Subscription to the (iii.-lnt.tctowit Giiatnlan as 4th

' in tho Nicholson T.Vl'o A!- .:'o awarded to Gnr. R. Ves- '.'-V LAA Rent.

Year's Subscription to the (' it".mirimA'n Pnlrint as t.he 5th

v rt the Nicholson 'lIVro All- I'- nu:u:'dCd in CPO. A. C05- i il('fitRl.

l c hlrrlirals Trophy present-

' the 21st Fri. Amh.. RCAMC. winner of the MacKinnon awarded to Cpl. W. M. RCMP. . prize presented by the ' Hardware Co. Ltd. to the woman having the highest II-

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rvzntc at the 200 and 600 yard

for runner-up

gate won by Gnr.. W. Crockett. The Nicholson Tuvro Aggregate

Bcir. Ray M:icDnnair'l. 1'? LAA PO. A. W. Lovcroiik. RCNITU Cadet A. K. Mulch. PWC Gnr. R. Vcsscy. 28 LAA .

in Ottawa Aggre-

. Alton Rodd. PEIR.

isgt. Eric Cotes. PEIR Tm. TV. Gamble. PEIR Cpl. TV. M. Beatiy, RCMP .... Bdr. Ray MacDonald 4.” QR LAA ......... .. .,: Major G. A. MacDonald. -int PFIR 435 . ................................... ..

435 , Gnr. C. C. Strong. 47 Afrk .. iGnr- W. L. Crockett. 28 LAA

CPO A. Costello. RCNARI -t.".'.i.O,.C T. F By Sgt. R. Thorhurn. near 4;? Cm”, A. K ';d':::'h.R1Sa',CiRl Tpr. w. s. Bell. I31-.m . .. . M G. Jg Roam mm Mrs. G. J. Rogers, Pl-IIRA 42-l (-my A, M 1Ohn'st0n RC'MP' Cadet R. Hnmbly. rwc . .. 42:: (:NM 'Rp mmbly I;WC Capt. J. J. Connolkv RCNtl'tl 400- can E H. Burk; Pam """ " FVL M. Cotes. RCA? . 40.. LIPUL P. F. Hooptjr PFIR Ssh A- M- Home PE” 40” oxc J. r. MncRae'RC'N(R-)' L'”C-"L w-J- MM'D"-'"”mr Capt. J:uu'r-I CCiiCS'PEIP

PEIR. 39.3 - C ' ' Licut. K. L. Moiliroii. PEIII 1i8l 13' MCG” Cadet Paul Jenkins. PWC rm TD... W S B; Tpr. S. A. Crziwfnrtl. PEIR .. 381 Sm. Roy V0550).-I PEIR . Tpr. J. Good. PEITL .. .'37l-t G"... M. C.".u.r g LAA' Edr. J. J. Mclnnls. 28 LAA .. 37' '

Cndr-t CPO. L. Llew:-ll; . RCNIRJ (Tndct VV. H. I.cL.ln)lr, QSS .. Cndet J. I. Auld. Vliinsloo.

CPO. E. V. Pinenu! RCNfRi Cadet K. S. Stickllngs. WKS

lV.D.E. Maclllonnld

The Jlnrlilitltlh lllnlcll Cpl. l'l'. M. Br-ritly RCMP ......

CPO. S. G. Bowlcs. RCN .. 3dr. .1. J. Mclnnls. 28 LAA ,, Sill. W. Quit-:ie.v. EC Sign

' 54 cpo. .i. Cnslclln. RCN(R) ..- , 1) W0 1 A. D. MacMasters id” EC Sigs '18” Cadet P. Jenkins, PWC

PO. A. w. Loverock rectum" Mrs. G. J. Rogers, PEIR. ,. FPO 1.. Licwollyn RCN(R CPO. E. V. Plneau RCN(R)

Tho Consolation Match

((3:pl. A. M. Johnston. RCMP .. 5'.

opt. A. J. McCabo. PEIR S0 .,- I H

Lieut. P. T. Jloopcn. PEIR 50 ,.J11T:.:d C(;;IE'I'RPEIR ”'" Major A. F. Gorniltxv. PICIR .. it) CPO A. CoS,'..”o Fldr. Rny Mm-l')onnf'ti. ZR LAA -i'.i cpog 5' G Bowi" RCN "" Licut. G. .1. Rogers. Pl-lift 4. say rvg Q(,.g,,.. gc S, I Sat .6. G. McLenn.'l n. PEIR .. 4') Lin... K, Lg Mulligan iipggi-.3 Sgt. P. J. Landrlgnn. 28 LAA 4': Gm-V R. v,.,5,.y 28 LAA'

Sm. W. Gnmhlc. PEIR ....... .. -is Lt..c.,1. w. J 'MAcDoMl& """""" " Major G. A. MacDonald. PEIR 4” P5111

Lleut. R. Jcnkln s. E LAA 4': T r, M.

Sgt. Roy Cole-s. PEIR .. as 35., R, -f,f,f,l,f.'.'mPE.:gA-1,. r- Capt. 1:. R. Burko. PEIR as Cnrict A. x. Mufch pwc Lleut. 3. )2. Jones. 23 LAA 4- PO. A. w. Loverock Rcnmi Capt. R. A. McCitlao. ram as Tpr. J. Good, pizmf

Sgt. Eric Colcs. PEIIR 47 Cadet 3' Hnmblyg i

Pogo's Artist and -Saint: of His

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uardian August 6th

Characters

Gnr. TV. L. Crockett. 23 LAA 5UU

Cpl. W. M. Bentty. RCMP .. 500 Major G. A. MacDonald. PEIR .. .. ..................... .. 4')l Bdr. Ray MacDonald.

28 LAA . . 45!"

Sgt. P. J. 1..anrirIy:.1n. 28 LAA 495 Gnr. H. '1'. Vossey. 28 LAA . -nu Miss Elsie Sfong. NSRA .. 49-i Tpr. Alvin MacDonald. PEIR. 49'; Capt. R. A. lilccnhc. PEIR 492 Licut. B. B. Jones, 28 LAA .. 491: Tpr. Frcd Hooper, Pl-Illt .. Tpr. W. Gimhlc. PEIR . Licut. P. 'l'. I-loopc-r. PEI VVO 1 A. l). McMnstci's.

EC Sigs ..

Sgt. Roy Colcs. PEIR OJC J. F2. 1'-1.'ir'R:io, I'.(.'N4Ri Capt. James Coins. l'EiR .. Cpl. A. Rodd. PEIR ..... .. Gnr. Ray Vessey. 28 LA. V.-J PO. A. VV. Lovcrock. RCNIRI Cadet A. K. Mulch. PWC.... -t7l Sgt. W. W. Quiglcy. I-SC Sigs 4'.'t

CPO. A. Costello. lt.CN(R) .. 47-l Sgt. Thorburn. RCAF 463 Gnr. VV. VV. Wcltii. ZR LAA .. 4U") Tpr. W. 5. Bell, PEIR 45:

Tpr. M. Carver. Cadet R. Hamhly. . CPO. S. G. Bowlcs. RCA

Pi-IIR

46. Mrs. G. .7. Rogers. PICIRA 43:- Sgt. M. Home. Pl-Ilit

Lt.-Col. W. J. 1W(lC1)OlliIifiM-

PEIR .. -til”

' RCNKRD .17

FA. M. Cotes. RCAF -11!;

Lieut. K. L. Mollison. PEIR 42f

Tpr. J. Good. PEIR .. tilt)

Cadet P. Jenkins. PWC . -tl.i

Tpr. S. A. Crawford. PEIR .. 412 Cadet W. D. E. MacDonald,

P.l'V.C. 397

'11. RCN(R) 394 . J. E. Mncixcnczie.

RCN(Ri ,. Cndct. J. I. Aiilrl. PWC .. CPO. E. V. Pinonu. RCN(Rl

378 346 3.1".

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after which we were inspected by Mayor Houde of Montreal.

We were fioaltbulbs wiflcli were flasliint fi'om a great many cameras Fol- lowing the inspection no taken to the Mayor's CiI1miJEi'.S where we signed the "Golden .Book" of Montreal. which is sup- posed to be a great honour. Wn were then treated with "Cokes" by the Mayor. City Hall we were driven to the Club Canadian. :1 very evclusivr: French Canadian Club. for dinner. We were given a banquet hero consisting of a whole chicken in small one) and

ies, ice.-crcam, etc. Each of its was presented with a silver dollar as a souvenir. the banquet we were taken on a guided tour of Montreal. tisiieti Mount Royall.

We rcturncd to Montreal T-I.Q where we stayed for the night. at about 12 o'clock.

this morning at 6.30 after a very uncomfortable sleep on the hard- wood floor of Montreal Scout I-I. Q.. and then marched down the street to a restaurant to have our breakfast.

After breakfast we were driven to the dock in about ten yellow and black taxis led by motorcycle policemen with their sirens screaming. We passed through the customs very easily and boarded the "Ascania". We had our pic- tures taken on the "Ascant-.1" and then we were told that a C.B.0. commentator was aboard a tug- boat alongside the ship broadcast- ing for C.B.C. Saturday News Roundup. At ll o'clock we were

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