FEBRUARY 19. 1953 Volunteer Services Air! cerebral Palsy Victims.

cerebral palsy victims. above, we Red Cross volunteers are transported to and from school the nation. Last year 1;. Atlanta. Ga., Motor service. This is only one of Red or-oes by individuals.

Iillw services staffed by some 306.-

IICFOSS 16,567,000 by Red Cross hours of time were donated to the

By Popular Request

The BOOSTER OLIIB MlllSTREL SHOW

Will Play at MORELL On WEDNESDAY FEB. 25th

This show played before four packed houses in Charlottetown and Summerside. This is your oppor- tunity to see the greatest Minstrel Show ever staged in this province. -

Adm. 50c Curtain Time 8:30

SUNLIGHT - 3 bars SOAP 29; CHASE & SANBORNE 1 lb. tin

COFFEE . . . .... ... .. 99:

2 for

JELL-O 19c

CLOVERLEAF FANCY PINK lb. tin

SALMON ...... .-....-...... . . . 39c

1 LB. TIN 2 for

MACKEREI. . ......... .. . . ...". 45c

FANCY QUALITY Lb.

BONELESSS CODFISH. . . . . . . . .. 39c

CLOVER LEAF-a lovely fish snack 2 for

TASTY SNACKS .. ........ 29c

Island Ladyt Curlers Return From Moltgion

Two rinks from the Charlotte town Ladies' Curling Club and two rinks from the summersi.-is Ladles' Curling Club who were guests of the Moncton Ladies' Curling Association and the Beaver Ladies' Curling Club of Moncton. N.B.. on February is and 1'! hive returned home after playing a series of games. The Charlotte- town rinks were winners of the four games in which they com- peted.

The members of the visiting rinks were entertained each day at a.- luncheon, banquet and house party and suitable prizes were presented.

Following are the scores of games curled and personnel of participating rinks:

Charlottetown 9 - S. MacMil- inn. skip: A. Manar, A. McDon- ald. Y. Wilson.

M.C.A. B - K. Wetmore. skip; M. Baxter. P. Doucette, H. Dun- sham.

Charlottetown 9 - M. Docken- dorff, skip; B. 1-iowatt. I. Gallant. B. Roper.

M.C.A. 8--M. Coipitts. skip; R. Milton, J. Granger. 1". Reid.

M.C.A. 1'1-M. Shaw. skip: 0. Green, 1. Gonn, E. iihtey. Summerside 4 - M. Smallman. skip; V. Holman. P. MacFarlane. er

Charlottetown 16-M. Docken- dorff, skip; B. Howatt. I. Gallant. B

. Roper.

Beaver Olub 4-H. Mitten. skip; M. Dickie. H. MacPherson. L. Lit tle.

Charlotiaeiow . B - S. M;.cMillan. skip: A. Mahar, A. MacDonald. Y. Wilson.

Beaver Club 6-K. Colpitts. skip: B. Steeves. H. Harrison. l... Dayton.

Beaver Club 12-R. Hutchinson. skip: F. Campbell, R. Eustace, D. Hicks.

Summeraide 8 - M. Smaliman, V. Holman. P. MacF'arlane,

Stunmeraide 12-A. Hayes. skip; somers. B. Basler. Folland.

Beaver club it-L. Milburn, skip; O. Willis, J. Aufirey. M. Flemming.

The name of,the capital of the Dominion Republic was changed in was from Santo Domingo to

FHE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

The boys and girls of West Kent School will "stage their thirty-fifth annual Ice Sports program at the, Forum tonight. Parents and old- sters generally will have opportun- ity to relieve their own youthful prowess as they follow the speed events and hockey contests. Here is a tonic for all ages based on high contagious and unlimited en- thusiasm.

No one is particularly interuted in the origins of these ice meets. Sufficient is it perhaps to mention that West Kent's first sports night was held in the old Arena back in 1922 and that since than similar events are put on in all urban and many rural centres throughout the province. More important is the fact that these contests have play- ed their part in developing out- standing skaters and hockeyists through the years-fellows like

-Ivan Nicholson. Harold Harper.

Ollie Maclilachern. Barton Crabbe, Forbes Kennedy. John Square- briggs (both father and son). Row- an and Terrance Fitzgerald.

Middleweight Boul March 27

NEW YORK. (AP)-The Inter- national Boxing Cluh Wednesday s i g n e d middleweight contenders Paddy Yotmg and Ernie Durando to meet in a 12-round elimination bout at Madison Square Garden. March 2'1.

The 130 closed the match after Young's manager received a re- lease from British promoter Jack Solomons. Young has signed to meet Britain's Randy Turpin in London. March 17. ,

The joint board of the NBA and the New York Athletic Commis- sion had recommended that Young and Durando nght it out for the right to meet Cari Bobo Obon of San Francisco for the American middleweight crown. The winner then was to meet the victor of a European elimination between Tur- pl- and France's Charles Humez.

Abe Green, commissioner of the NBA, said if Olson doesn't light the winner of the Durando-Young fight "he will be considered out of it altogether."

Olson's manager. Sid Flaherty. claims he has agreed to have Olson

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fight Turpin in London. June 9.

. 31st Annual WEST KENT SCHOOL

ICE SPORTS

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 1:80 P. M.

CIIARLOTTETOWN FORUM

Girls-W.K.S. vs. P.s.S.-Age Races Boys-Q.S.S. vs. W.K.S.-General Skating

West Kent Annual Ice Sports At Forum Tonight

George MacLeod. Jack Brown. Orin Carver and many others first won recognition at these ice meets.

This year's program will see girls hockey featured for the first time as the W. K. 8. girls take on the P. a. 5. girls in a two-period exhibition match. The major cong test will be between the Q. S. -S. and W. K. S. senior boys. In addit- ion of course will be numerous age races for both girls and boys and the always exciting inter-school relays. From here it looks to be an even more interesting and lively program than any of the thirty previous ones.'

T80-Pound Sturgeon Speored Through Ice

NEENAH. Wls., (AP) - A 180- pound sturgeon was speared and hauled through the ice of Lake Winnebago Tuesday by Elrov Schroeder of Appleton. Wis.

The '19-inch giant was 28 pounds heavier than the record 88-inch sturgeon taken from the same wat- ers in 1947.

Wisconsin has 0. regular season for spearing sturgeon through ice in the Winnebago lake system. since the fish seldom are taken by hook and line.

Montague Curling Club Schedule

Montague Curling Club draw: 700

. p.m. Visiting Charlottetown ladies. B.

H. eo Competition. 9.00 p.m. West Ice - L. H. Poole vs Dr. P. Mclntyre. East Ice - C. S. Stewart vs Ci Gordon. ”

Fredericton Back In Running In li.B. Semi-Finals

SAINT JOHN. N.l3.. (CP)-Fred- ericton Capitals outscored Saint John Beavers 6-2 Wednesday night and gave notice that they are still in the running for New Brunswick Senior Hockey League honors. The result lclt saint John with a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven semi- final series.

Battling from the start. Freder- icton gamed a 3-0 advantage on goals by Ccc Dowling, Leo Fahey and Ralph Miles before Charlie Knox fired one for the Beavers.

Frederlcton's Tim Bliss shot the only tally of the second period.

Nick Nicolle ended the scoring for Saint. John. and Roly Rickard and Fahey added an unnecessary

brace to the vlsltors' total.

The Neighbors

By George Clark

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