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_ luoowll’ an” tion 01 "1 u“; horsemen.

have taken over

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Nlpk N t1 l _ l to Caelulnggfingeo 20131-14‘ ab?“ 0100 ""100 W Mr. Napke.

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

SPORTING NEWS

Chances For Playoff Spot

SllRE THING

YOUR PLEASURE RESORT

FORUM

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Have you Thought About

l 1. 2

OOKING ovor tho Comdian poultry situation. we ltlnetimg wmdq I‘ wheliher White beghorns are “lettlnz the break" they descrvb. ‘Iihefykq

5 may mo track-Tho’ P1011 _o__ | thrift m l1 e - u, a U’) tainl Sm, old If; the oval, set upna rts Jolly Harvester a“ b‘ owned i} \ ltliey»,~g'yriziel'l'er ‘tiltrlviialififidily liglrfictivqvtlilglgll lffiegvfirgireeds‘ you e vwtff- ffiffund “f: by .1. Mac 03,1... or sum, In fine or the fastest, most wiaermon with m. nttrt-i shot both _ ~._______._.__ i_____ . ,0?" P“1l"°1"~‘.1—0?11_0m5 11,130 n oven some than the bigger birds. Some py n B n“ on ‘he "dam l. M; "em in me owners open games o! the season Navy Navy goals’ sewn‘ his m“ on an __ _ h“ been mutilated m“ m _ i o our blgigcst lriialkcts Elle a Preference to white 082s . some even “Pmv”; A m“ stables and ircidehtally ms “me 1l001l0y team last night whipped unassisted 91ft)", and accourmrm mm“ Junior Red cm“ has com fiflycpfitmllflls or them. And we kns-w DOU111J'_V£1U1ih0l'lLie3 who claim me we noucehere‘ J’ ' mare before coming here last sea- Prince °1 wales 511"“ 3'11 1" 0 101‘ 1118 0000M 08 he 11111111011 011 tributed for all purPoses over $l.-' m you ca“ m“ Lab-mm chem" ""1 R01» 100m 028a foi- you-i- feed. ac. WP-‘l 101°“ ' son had only two aces, taklns I ‘°$3‘.'.§"°“ “m0 Plflyed at the-the penalty bench Just 1n time w 500.000 in tho roul- years of war.‘ YIS- w: iiiivr. ‘EM cocxznzns, r00

l» 1n '1“ should be one 0f

n the Foundry

' ' h it - 1 b u _ 10d tally. the only one of the ses- 11th 1 tn 1 d-u - _ ~ . 1 1 b n . 1. ~- gfnaqzng empjayctmis gdmmeillo ‘JP fir“); thee Iéaléixgtcr and her danl 1S figghblecgt ixctlliéléheéacg; v-ufncl $122111‘: Zltll ‘lctglgrt ‘local: 11,130 ‘Sfigfi- Agirecgrxlggfieialfl M12312?” gg/Lgnlsllldn cllnvatilggg £11112: fifrovidgil :l‘;'lil':r'u_(l"‘1illl“,i:ll.lfli to‘ Also in the same stable is a very “ ' ‘ 5 o g “g “m.” 9‘ “"11 1 “'55 1f‘ "V ' Grant and his able committee on for needy families. Many hours n1 , _ _ a“ m tine yearlilv.’ fillv sired bv Calumet! encounters Of the league‘ W110 11110113’ 1111001100 1101110 1110 | their work. which resulted in the voluntary servfcd were given by w‘ K~ (“m- _ v ' Frill-nary 23rd and h w see FIRED and out of Lady ljlllir, r: b ' P131! ‘Jpem-‘d a1 a 111515 011D W111i goal that USSUTCG them of their ‘opening of "one of the vorv best Charlottetown Juniors who come l‘ n", 5' 1- L JPhHWW of 011011 13°01 109 W110“ clay wnts dam our Fe r g” Y; botll goalies keeping attackers at play-off spot. Poyntz taking a pass l clinics in Canada." on Sept. 2. in to help with the mgfljng of the Kensiinglon (‘liurrhlll Farm, r l l)l‘1\ll1I-! C1110 W111 010130 ' ’ 33y 2'11 bay with some great saves. Proude from Douglas mid-wily through Thanks were oxtcilded to doctors, monthly newsletter and magazine, Winston W. Currie. X11111‘ “"1110 11101110011 1111" ' Mamime o * ;l>10_vlllg his first ganbe betwccli the the session to beat ihc llurd-prcss- ,nui"aes, donors, lmd others associat- the stgmplrlg 0g parcels and let. Aurerrm, Rn!‘ K011110111‘. lllillillllolifilllp rlzeet. De-, William McCoombs of South Nel- I P- W- 0- 111005 wns particularly od P. w. c. goillic. P. w. c. lllid a ed with the work, the spenker em- tors. etc l m." noun..." ~“"'*""~'.'.1="j."°" ""11 \.Jld has gctgl recgilllrcld all‘ isziirliiitergigh at lhis stable Terr lgiood and gage alihoutsinlidilig per- glorious chalice at one time iii the ghasizing again the need of more wins“)? ' gjrglllflhlfilllbiidl‘. nlifllx an ar m .1 ny . an er 0st springs colt ormlince t roug out th¢ entire period when they caught the NllVy 000F5- WAR WORK COMMITTEE 4 ‘ylrrslor, Dlnrwg" "1 u.“ "m; .\ill halo the best horses by Protester, also d nice yearling game. Finally one of the P.W.C. with two men doing time on thclmgfhlenmd n also referred to More" sum“ ;r-m 11;“; (‘gross

{tho wold -ard= 53rd from Nova Scatia

ller": 1cm .h-.l. vicinvl‘.

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kll v wo

s during liic sea

operation thiéshe

11w Nova Scotla g Association is at Pic- ei

. slaved v\'!rl‘l( last

hi1; members here 'l'eady . It is expected that. of 100 followers of the

Our concspoildcnt iii Chathan; has \'cl'_V kindly forwarded us the

line that the horsemcii there are

[vied-t interest 111 the trnckl it 111st tlurc is 50mg wonderful, Vfilllll! rum-rial that will make c0011.,

BB!‘-

Company fall

and New

You will

fastest times during the pggt Se,” son that this little mare l5 lhclu- ed. A Ereat season is predicted

colt by Calumet Fingq and who“ Bldllller Quartermain of New- castle is wintering at his stable a

wt harp no doubt Battlr- Todd will, string of good horses including same 1 171‘ 1i lzocd rdliltllul to the sp:cd ros-

neu’ imports. We ivcre sorry ihatl

winter would not justify his staying. l We all wish him the best of lucki and succwn "t his new quarters. __u__

The Cllrllharn Spcrdway is ow-

ned by the Ml iv-lchi Agliculturzll

li l: a 101v, illllc sllicc tllc wri-, r. 121' has srot you illly llO\\‘.'; about» ’ 111v Cllfhllfill.‘ Spccdivily. As yo ‘ :_l. ' llcld three first

track ill tho Mllritillic Prcviw s-

J. Msc O"‘l:'icn cf Sollili Nlllstlll is hulrnlzln cf this Colllmiilrc and T. . Collette cf NOWCRSUP is Soc- rctary Mi". Collcttc nerds 1m in- (reduction to thc fncinq 11111111!‘ as

1000M 0f 0-10 and in Chatham in F

for her this year. Jolly Hiirvgsterl

dam is Brownie Girl. . t

l It was a death-blow to the Col-l

|1W0't111l'ds 0t the game they were 151111 1'91")’ much in tho running and |lvere even bets t0 be returned the

winners but the "tars" third per-

attacks clicked with Nicolle firing he disc behind the Navy goalie on a pass from Moreslde. For the balance of the period play raged

and playing his first grime of the

take a pass from Bedard and whip t

and had the Navy goalie caught flatfootcd.

The teams practically forgot a- bout defence as they went wide-

penalty bench but they could not get their attack functioning and Navy hcld them off until again at full strcngti-g

Seal Ballet Sports

Thc "Kent" Corps held a sport night > iis training quarters again last lllgllt. Some lively bouts were witncsscd in the boxing schedule.

The results were as follows:

P Rossilcr defmtcd D. Rundzll. C. Alloy and R Mcfnnis, draw. G Farrell and B. Duncan. draw, The following cadets were on the shooting gallery: Morrissey, How- ntt. Whiie, Gormley. McFadyen, L.

the Freetown Stiirs 3-1 on Monday

league schedule.

players got the nod to the box. Des-

out front Mclicnlla nlld A. the“

Rochcs stole the show with skating and suckhzlridiing.

do lure first real sup was M!‘ N

The Middleton Bombers dcfcaltcdl

Both goalies blocked well, while ’ raised

arters for nearlty two years. but token wlhe

. Knight. notional dir- 130101‘ of blood donor service, visited

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work of the Women's War Work Committee, the two de-

tulmlce Association, which hereto- Jcre conducted classes in first aid

IMaciyh-uan said. At the request of the Joint board a provincial sub- cumnunee was appointed in this Province with three xcprescntutives

evening Feb. 7th. 1“ me last Pleét- 1mm each organization, under the ing betwctli the teams during me chairmanship M Cm“ Justice TA.

Campbell .

world» "The foot that the Juniors $2.252 for oulr national war fund in the past year ls ample proof that thev are really accum- Iplishing their motto ‘I Serve.’ he

The three star selection in order 53hr

ma! 1w-

"Juniors do not overlook the needs in their own communities."

by the Juniors themselves. Many of the toys sent in were made by Juniors in Manual Training De- partments and stuffed toys by girl

“Through the splendid efforts of our branches. units, Womeh't Institutes, Catholic Women's Lea- lodges, church and other

were shipped to Russia for relief there. and i400 pieces of clothing

it: of the Afnriiinles- Harley had to move but the num- ‘and home riiirslnl separately, have f G elr ll r .111 1 . v ——0—— be? of horse} that were 1° be. 119111911 1191195 111115113 m‘? Year and rgdy rt?) bqleasgenbleglalillrlic 51111111‘- - stllbicd Q file track during the ware now under 101111; 00111101. D11 per; 3'0“) harrdlrerchjefs, 250 Cami -

tery mitts and 2118 glove cases, 500 personal property bags and the some number of comfort bags and face masks were a. few of the ex- tra pieces of work accomplished by certain groups in short order.

slightly exceeded the number sent in 1942 although the materials for quilt making have become increas- ingly scarce. These quilts are all donations and come. for the most part. from the rural districts Af-

_ - he 01v: time owilcd and drove the - n ~. '\,1~K la, 13953031195

a 595 m mach , l . McDonald. McLean. Longapnie. the. of merit uas-—i c cm , . Reference was made to the visit sham. though fewer‘ were b u_

. was bmkg, 332d?glaglfllgngflyffqgiiiasfig? 41171:! RillldPll. Tulle. Mallllr. Prowse. Cflmvbeu- ‘(till Mr. Justice Gordoiuchauman of “fully made (rom odds and 53,15 m“ h, by Harry Dlrcct, H 1S “h, 0M H, ‘BE-Ow \ u; Twccdi". HGHIIBSSEV. W. Bloke. u“ _ 1e natignal executive, to the suc- of yam round around the homes‘

ti.._ ml ll by Robr-rt Rycln1 3 "Svcrétgw of the Buctouiégis {age Dowrlc. Byers. Dolroll. D1‘-."n. "W" Sig? ‘filming gfiyeafiymfrfid ‘égastsfig Red Cross yarn may not be used

of llillincli, M. no, time 2.07. track ‘Dmkfi Middleton‘ GU21’ Noam“; Defence handsome cheque- OI 15456397 1_e_ for afgliaiis as due to the scarcity

10-

Olzr "cod friend the genial Dr. 111.1, banner season nimin when the time‘ in of Charlottetown was, fcr lliis race and he is- botil horsemen

in in Chrltllam

-—0—~ Russia, and one cf the stars is a a -_a | . T110 Y0K!‘ 19413 W88 "l1 truly bim- 1 . c an 1.1.110 dnte plant and Russo . Amevlfiln lured horse. a'1’“%§§§§gr§““5;,§,,fi.l§§m"‘§I,,§"“;,,;§§fél SUMMM“ nez-‘one in all our Junior activi- sent to llcr for distribution," Mrs. ~; d truk. both plant and combination of Orloff and American; Leafs utfirorqnlo n Sunday night Fm‘ Period ties.’ stated Miss Verna W. Dar-l Foster reported. ,

e second to H5113 1h the blood lines. There is ll full fledged Toronto plays Ringers Delrolr at r0011. director of Junior Red Cross 31081011111 T019T01100 W05 made '. " ll nc Provinces. We have a WClT-‘Bii 1061f"? at the Moscow trnck 305mm undhanadrenshn Chicago 1_Mrddm°n Mcxmma (Bradshaw) P. E, I. division, in submitting her t0 the P0518fl0t10ll 01 MIS- W- R» lllle enclosed barn with largo box- -- Anna Chlzh - and she has 2_M1dd1ewn' A Des “ch85 annual report. " ' 0011100011. 00110001 011011111011 01 - compiled a. better record as s. i-ace ‘ ' ' At the end 01 the school velar 10° "V0100" W" W0" 0000011- l‘

11311) on each side of a wido ally ray. a feed room. tack room, and in office; also this building houses

illlkiz-s and carts, etc; all

tin 1:: ilarncsscd right ill the several fimgs and is thoroughly ‘—'> .--= fl --~»-' v . .' -' 3-—1Mldd1t)0ll A DesRoclles lmlldlngro the Hume“ “so ma” ls famlllm- with American rad“; high officers gllvc unsolicited s aw, schools were closed during the ing endeared herself to all_ She _» _ the 11:51 cf water privileges right technique. praise t0 the Cnnndlnns. ri-rreetmm. Solners (Forbes). year. Last June nine branches is succeeded by Mrs. Clnrn Mc- l l

-. Penalties-Forbes. qualified for the honour certificate Ellwhern who. like Mrs. Gnmp- r . v

ln the building and electric lights 111 rich stall. The paddock has rows 0i tax stalls on two sides. In the

cznlrc of the ccoilng off

t1 a 1151150 which contains a large r and the attend- hot water at all

llrltcr rind b unis can procu e

during the day as we“ as cold 001V“ 1'01‘ 1110 00115 111W 11011 1110-‘ Col. fulstqn said there had been L059" 511111111“! T" n!" pmgyhmme h; thglr lngpgqtoralgg rach, Junior Red Cross director. ' 1111001 1001075 W0T11IY 3. 2 03 3-4 more misrepresentation about L n P (or which they were awarded a who has achieved outstanding .

T“ 1 *0‘ gist ihefflgm fslflllfllll at banctlolnd» disbunding the 'lth and atli dlvl- P w Red Cross flag: Nail Pond, Milo, 51100325 intthis Prolgncfi. h n s. 1 ere ' » ~ ' ev 0d v n so - . x en a . . .

irrangcmcshtlsfziorofihizlaha lgafllligiik 80f 101‘ 81,331,115 ersvmllfhfifilne 2516 cost §L°“,j,,‘,‘,‘,f‘*;3.‘§d,§,e§‘1§ 31a iflxlstfggs Silirimerslcie 45 i" é } 2 vitflftt°g§volgillfiwgyéllosfigsangmfig§ coficerhed ill ghggworllrmofs the com- Life (lll the l'olllli;_\r1l\'i~_i srdly \\'1llll' :1 lgil-l v-xpvi-is \\‘lli\l‘-

oi s tr srrgrrg or [our scam, 1hr form $15993; hlrre of her goals were sent to other um“ m. w Middleton k a 1 o :1,“ngmn_ mmree‘ Mrs_ Foster concluded the R.C.A.F‘.. but [ifiadlflfl Ail-ivoirinirhclgvl ‘Trcvrliltt of yglnll, 11

é’ 1W0 n. from an iron sold for $22000- Marlzaret Arion, a training to fit them for overseas. We Ow“ ' ' _.J he year 2'71 cases were Wltll the following 01101011011 110m a 5931111“? "W911" 111° Wmr-‘Qns D1\'*51°11- 51101011 11"‘ W-D P" - Squadron for an equiplncnt course at st. Thomas. Out . and p.15 posted

115s running which ivppkg 1° "use scantling are tied

"f l0 ‘ouch one or a total of eight M! llztll lust the motion of their“ the ivelizht of thc hsilte ‘hos v01 appeared. She 00st this 1117mm rcvclve of its own accord brought 860.950 W?‘ 001m: away with eln I, ch ordinary would have to walk

walking or lle as it

W111‘. makes

11‘ 1hr horses: it is

warm v/hile watching lhesc horses

.- on ball bearings and with the least touch;

1

horses

paddock

two hor- 1

non ht men '

certainly

We are all looking fcrward to n1

comes to hezir the hoofs beat on the Chathslm Speedway. -__Q._.

Harness racing was revived at

some months ago. It had been dis- continued since Gclmrlnir invaded

winner than the hitherto top reins- man Mikhail Stasenko. Jockey Stasenko visited the United Stubs

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Jesse Sclluff in The Horseman and Fbir Wcrld. mentions a recent visit to Walnut Hall Farm where Lawrence Brown. showcd him some interesting figures regarding tile. cost of mares and the prices re-

mare without it racing career and without sneafal class as s trotter. has proved P1P biggest money mak- er at WalnutHnllFannJt 1s doubt- ful if her eouni as a brood ma§e|

on v

.1000 and lfl of her fouls lilivc

_o_. Walnut Hall Farm. of course. is, primarily a breeding ground for

Th" Midget hockey team has its vvecklv practice at the Forum ihisl morning-

N. ll. L. Schedule

R. Bradshaw. Co. mei-on:

Kenna. M. Bradshaw. Mlurray.

fence. HOgg. fiolrdlner; Hill. Somers,

There are four National Huzkey

RXEsTON

(Contlnuedmgn page l.)

Cook and Mail Important

Col. Ralston said he had realized again the most important man in ll regiment was tile cook. and ur- gcd that cheery mail should be sent to tllc troops,

No man physically fit for over- seas service had been released ex- cept in the most exceptional cases on compassionate grounds.

It was good insurance to have trained troops on the alert ill the home-defence establishment. said Col. Rulston. No better-equipped, more-alert troops had left Can- ada than those which assisted in the occupation of Kiska, _>_

$14,200 and it looks as though sire

Penalties-None. Second Period 1 Brad-

Thirll Period

Scorintr ~ None. Pcnziltirs. Forbes. M. Bradshaw. Hill

Forwrlrds- ceived from the chai-lottewvvii and A..DesRoches. M. Dcs Rocllcs, Mc- gurmnersldc Roar-y clubs r01. on’?

-pled and handicapped children. ' The president concluded

Freetown. GOAL Cwrrrpbell? D0-1t-hdnking all who had contributed Forivards. to making the Red Cross ' _ Forbes, Drummond. pfQviflCC such 0W1 00101101101113 suc- lovely quilts and other comforts

in this

JUNIOR. BED CROSS REPORT

1942-48 there were 15,998 mem- bers in 821 branches. This shows 95 per cent organization in spite of the fact that a number of

awarded for five years’ consecu- tive membership, 120 for the red seal given for ten years‘ and sev- ell for the silver seal given for l5 years’ 1 lsecutive enrolment. Thc following branches carried out the best all round Red Cross

treated through tho Junior Cross Crippled Children's Fund classified as follows: Orthopaedic

REMEMBER WIIEII

By The Canadian Press

Just three yellrs ago today Moi)’: Rose Thivcker. l'l- ear-old Winnl-I peg girl, successfuly defended her, North American figure skating championship in the women's sing-

79, fitted with glasses 161, tonsil and adenoid operations l3. con- valescent care 2. other cases l6.

A grand total of 3.881 cascs have been treated through the Junior Red Cross Fund in this Province since its inception, Miss Darrsch stated.

Fifty-five of the orthopaedic

o! wool every ball must be salvag- ed and turned ill to the Red Cross to be made into woolen comforts for the services.

“We have had many letters of gratitude from overseas for the

. _. the Hippodrom Track in M s w Jardlnc. - cess. sent. also fmpl Miss Wilson. our on. he may act as s.ar- e O co Referees, Jock Green, Jack Schur- Agslgtahr c. mmlsslohrr in New- man.

; foundiand who greatly appreci- ‘ates the supplies which have been

toe. Mrs. Campbell visited this Province on two different occa- sions and by her charming man- ner and sympathetic understand-

bell. has been l member of the National Work Committee since the beginning of the war and ilas a. thorough knowledge of every phase of the work.

Another fOSlgllilliflll received with regret was that of Miss Dar-

d the report of the National chair-

man:

"The estimated requirements for i944 both for Canada and Ov- erseas are overwhelming. Wheth- er our hope for all early pence is realized or not. we want the women to understand fuliv that their ef- forts must be redoubled iii the im- mediate future. Moreover, our task will not end with the signing of the armistice. Nothing ivhich

Mind you, wake not knocking nthnr It's true, runny 11001110 tum up Ohflfi

d September last redu d h h rubber behind Proude. The -'-—- _ £11111“ 01m Marmm" chain’ to 2.14 1-4 with veryullttleetraxeiifigrxgl11:81pm for with the defeat wcntl segond and final P. W. C. goal _ 7(C0ntinued_f_ro_iri'_pag_e___>1.)____ M135 Duran, 5am “A, Christmas [lxfirlffl a '1»: v.11] other nous bl “Mlle 1.1mm"- rnckrrrll. n‘. u»,

.__o-- 1r 15 noted Wm, mares,’ m“ in ‘he! cilia‘ lastlchance of hoping to came from the stick of Morcsidc imam recall?“ m“ M had urged‘ over 80 of our little patients were "ham; ’illl.munlj'_l‘nrcfurgrflrlflgll“III Nvliflll} lilrny ii 1-11.. ir-ulidm hnrkrrnln urn nl 11001‘ m" "m be a new ' u“ M twelve 11111590 W110 mode the a payoff berm‘ F“ 0v" “s he pwked “p m5 °wn rebtnmd this ulovanentpn national heid- remembered Wm‘ “m5 pmvld“ iii-serves morn aflollllnn.‘ ‘ I" “m! :»:ll::h'r:iilm:a1|1i'i:h" M" "pH-amt '1

CHAS. WORTH. l4! Grout George Street, Charlottetown

G. Franklin Brown, New London

D. J. Hughes. Il- R. 3.

Raymund Douccil, "X Macliay.

lluntcr River Mrs. Arthur J. Ellnlrln,

New Annan Park ‘arm-r

Eunsivick will be 011 hand to wit- very nice young mare by Calumet‘ 011 0nd d0wn the ice on even terms Llheurlst _ groups, as well as individuals. we - -e- u. mo: narui Aldo-Lean. £655 the racmg- Flngo and the dam is Brownie Gil-L but Prince of Wales hung grimly to Navy: Goal, Turnbull; defence. fifnf“f§dg§f}l“,fgkfhf,°ufi‘br"hg 61m?" have madé 7.841 articles of cloth- g;‘l'l'l"lli'llgillfi'r“ l 1.0! i6, South Wont _...n__ ‘Eis colts‘?! in idol to Protosmnl thélrl; 0ne-izog1 leagid h Mcdilsllimfl Rayner. Roscoe; gor- for W. we, mree rm, or M. lng m: civilian relief, 211.340 pieces in...“ c». .1. !). McQueen. r _ o n s‘ l secon er as muc ar . ar , Juno . V znli, - i 1' 11 CW” Breton “meme,” have pm.“ 801111118 811011) pbks-liirtlghailg Csflzilmce the seame storypas thewfirst. Again gouglas. Pefldlvntiz. Thomgson, afen- yiwrer-rl w m, good rlr g ‘he gill laegllfglrltsmfgi? 1135a 112011.112 ‘Qfi-l CERItE-{lllflyllgdieab 1111156 Plyllkf- '- 00s" m‘ 0°?“ ‘"5 er“ ‘me’ ._o__ ' thev battled at a last. wide-open nesscr. Jny. ' Clainadlanngficd o-oss cdi-Yigovgasa ed forces and 5'16 for the women CIBIQIICC r. aslsm, I n. 4. 1111111° T011“ 2'0‘ 1'2‘ we have no 101111 011d 05 111°" 1911- 1119 100 N011!’ P» - Ci G001 P1011001 00101100- lie started this Province was well r: in the services" reported Mrs E ‘ Sbrinzflelfl. “"5100 i1 oil hllll for i943 but 110 "W" H0119? 1111915011 1110 170101-11" had accounted for the odd goal fn Hodgson. Beck McDonald Well- pfggen J l», two merrrhers o; the A porter prorjlnclal chrrlrmarr of) Emerald -' . no every rzico h_c started in in trainer and driver was at the‘ three to deadlock the count at 2- ner forwards.’ Nicolle Bagnall Qharlutwtqvyn dcmiwhrmnt me the womérys war work unrrrrllt.‘ Geo. B. Hum». ; l 91ml uiowod ability to pace in Chnthnm Track all last season. He, all Mtge...” Mgfgsldg jgltmchard; Mjsges 90mm, m“; Marlm-l?‘ stew. tee s 6cm articles made u m; 23, 1,01 s1, Elmer Waugh. . 1.10 url-r Hi1‘ \\\"r~'1f‘l'll “V100 010111-150, 10 11°“ 10901911 111 N0“ 3105001“ 11-, lllaynor, hailing from Saskatoon l Murphy. ' ' art. thrhughp the year Included 352 Brooklyn. Kings Co. Wilmot Valley ‘ T111151‘ \'.'(‘Sl!‘l‘ll hclscs are tough and. s. taking charge cf Mr Stewart's 1 The Bod Cross and St. John Am- dresses for eight year olds which ‘