FEBRUARY 4. 1954

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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE

Street. Summerside. Phone 8031 News, Subscriptions. Advertising Representative GEORGE CUOW and GEORGE WOTTON

8032 and 8033

bought at any of the in Summerside:

Bell Bookstore, Summer Street; Gourlies Drugstore, 21 Central Street; Kellyls New-standnwnter Street; Mark Gaudet, 67 Granville Street: Alyre Doucette's Grocery, Second Street; island Motor water Street: Vince's Grocery. 120 Russell Street; Enman's Self- Service Drug Store; Fred's Grocery. Convent Street. K. L. Waite in Kenslngton. WEST PRINCE OFFICE Alberton: Frank Weeks. Representative. Phone: 68-2 Office and 68-3 House.

Transport,

..cAItD PARTY Margate school Friday MEN-

.50 WEANEB. pigs wanted from 25 to 40 pounds. J. George llacl-lay, Albany, phone 29-21.

-NoRTIl BEDEQUE UNITED :HURL'H aervicessunday. Febru- gry 7th: Freetown 11.00 a.m.; rravellers Rest 2.00 p.m.: Wilmct Valley 3.15 pm.; North Bedeque 730 p.m. Rev. J. K. Campbell, -nlnlster.

.-IMPROVED IN HEALTH- Priends will be pleased to learn that Mr. Walter Caiibeck of Brace McKay Ltd., in Summerside. who has been confined to his home dllliilg the past two weeks due to

illness. is much. improved in hell it ii. S. -MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.-

llrs. Gerald Warren and Gloria Mcllish were joint hostesses at a miscellaneous shower at the home of the former on Monday night honoring Miss Joyce MacKny who is to be married soon. The many gifts were opened by Gloria Mel- lish. while Millie MaoDougall read The verses. and Joan Spears pre- sented the gifts to the bride-to-be. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by Miss Joan Brooks and Mrs. Kaye McArthur.

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-FUNERAL AT ALBI-IRTON - The funeral of Mrs. R. H, 0'M.il- ley of Aiberton was held Wednes- day morning from the late resid ence to the Sacred Heart Church where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. W. E. Menag- han. The choir was under dire:- tron of Mrs. E, E. Larter and at the offertory a solo "De Proflln- dus" was sung by Mr. Arthur 0'- Mnlloy. a son of the deceased Pall bearers were Mesrs, Leroy Chevrier, John Mcfnnis. Alexand- er Mcfsaac. Merritt Callaghan. Emmett Mccue and Haber Cor- bott. Flower besrl-rs were Leonard Mcoue. Jimmy Rooney. Blair and

Alan Nicholson, Brian Alhearn. Grant Noonan. and Billie smith. Intel-men-t was in the church cemetery.

Personals

--Mr. uid Mrs. Ernest Pickering of Kensington. are on an extend- ed visit to the United States. They visited Northampton, Maes.. where hey were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Stanley Pickering who have joined them for the rest of their motor journey. They will spend ebruary in Florida. making their eadquarters at Melbourne and will later visit other states.

Albany St. Bats Defeat New Haven

In the first game of the semi- finals between Albany Saint Pats Juniors and New Haven Ramblers, Albany defeated New Haven 6 to 3 in a fast and i-uggedrgame play- ed at Orapaud last night,

Summary

First

1 period I-Albany. W. Cameron

I-Albany, D. Dawson (Cameron) 3-Now Haven. Griffin (Chandler) 4-Albany, Blair Delaney (L. Wad- deil. Roberta)

New Haven, Henneuey Penalties - None.

Second period , - Albany, L. Waddellt B. Delaney) Penalties - Williams. Third period - mAl'bsny. Bradshaw (D. Dawson) Albany. 3. Delaney (Roberta) New Haven. Class (Cole) Penalties -- W. Maoliean.

Dei- Rn (miorl J. Cass. '

Iunstaffnage , And ampslllre Win

In a doubleheader hockey game i North River ring Tuesday night. "nmfrnue shut out long Creek :0 In the first game and Hamp- Ire defeated North River 5-: in . I 0 second.

Minwiiuxszn, um- Milwaukee mics Wednesday asked waivers I Sling catcher Walker Cooper. 13-year veteran of major les- 9 baseball. General manager John Quinn "1 the action was taken "for Time: of giving cooper his un- ndltionni "release." The waivers Dire Feb. 9,1! which time Coop- v the Bi-sves' field captain lest miner. will become a free agent 1058 he has been claimed bl 011.9 the other ill in jor league clubs. v

- n:ot 1 Freetown

-RE-ENTERS HOSPITAL- Friends of Mrs. Parker Delaney. of North Tryon, will be iitereeted to know that she has re-entered the Prince Edward Island Hospital in Charlottetown for further treat- ment. 5.

--HOCKEY, Bedeque rink. First game in semi-finals, South Shore League. Friday, February 5, at 8:15. Fr.eetown Royals vs. R C. A. F. Admission 35 cents.

-BEDEQUE BINKS Junior Hockey League-double header, tonight (Thursday) at 7:30. Wil- vs. Bedeque and Upper

vs. Kinkora. Admis- CETILS.

Allierton And . . . Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Foley, Halifax were recent guests at the

home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Gavin. Alberton.

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Rev. A. R. Wallis. Alberton, at-, tended the Prince Edward Island! Presbytery of the United Church; of Canada which met in Charlotte-' town on Tuesday.

Mrs. G. J. Johnston, returned to Alberton on Monday after spend- ing a short time visiting friends in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Myrick, Al- berton, left by car Wednesday morning for Boston.

Glasgow Road Defeats Covehead

The Glasgow Road Maple Leafs defeated the Covehemd Flyers 8-6 last night in a league game at North River rin-k.

Summary:

First Period 1-covehead. H. Hughes

(H. MacDonald)

:51

2-Glasgow Road. Arsenault (Pineau. Bradley) 2:16 3-Covehead. Dalziel (Larter) . . . 9:10 4-Glasgow Road. Anensult (Pineau, Bradley) 14:20 5-Glasgow Road, Bradley (Plneau) . .. . . 19:27 6-Glasgow Road. Arseriault (Pineau) . .. 19:45 Penalties: Acorn (misconduct),

Moore, Misner.

Second Period 7-Glasgow Road, Bradley (Pineau)

D-Glasgow Road, Blanchard .(Bradley) . .. 1145 9-Glasgow Road. Acorn (Blanchard) . ...14 10-Covehead. O'Brien . 11-Covehead, Mimer (O'Br:len) . 18:40 Penalties: MacDonald, Moore, Josey (2), Soantldiury. Third Period 12-Covehcad, O'Brien (Hughes) 13-Covehead. Josey (MacDonald) .. 14-Glasgow Road, Dudley

.. 0:22 18:60 16:00

Alexandra And MI. Albion Win

In in double header played in Cherry Valley rink on Tuesday evening, Mt. Albion dcfeaf "Cher- ry Valley 6-! and Alexandra de- feated Vernon 4-8.

summery:

First Period 1-Cherry Valley. M. Maokae 2-Mt. Albion, R. Trowsdele 8-Mt. Albion, L. Trainer 4-Mt. Albion, R. Trowedsle

(D. Drake) 5-Cherry Valley, 3. Molnnls

Penalties: G. Brown.

Second Period 6-Mt. Albion, R. Trvwsdale

(D. Dreke. E. Drake)

Third Period 7-Mt. Albion. E. Drake 8-Cherry Valley, M. Mncflnc

(R. Mclnnis) second Guns First Period 1-Alexandra, P. Judson (G. Mcliennam 2-Alexandre, 3. Benton (F. Carver)

3-Vernon. P. Furneu Penalties: E. Wood. Second Palod 4-Alexandra, ll. Wood Penalties: E. Wood. 1'. center. Third Period 5-Vernon. B. Moore 6-Vernon. J. anith

Grant.

Mmwiiuxn. (AlP)- Outtiekier Bobby Thomson, obhined in a trade with New Yoruk, giant! W0

I80. ICING, KI5'7 dftazis wednndv with Milwaukee Bi-even.

General manner John Quinn

I ceive nearly 835.000.

Prince County Hospital Ladies Aid Meeting

-The president, Mm. Heat-h Strong, occupied the chair during the February meeting of the Lad- ies Aid of the Prince Country Hoe- pital yesterday afternoon in the board room. Following routine bus- ineu, the acting matron. Miss Anne. Cameron was authorized to order two steel laundry carriers for the hoqoital.

The president exlplrened regret at the passing of Mrs. Phillips, a loyal and valued mem- ber of the aid for many years.

Ways and means for raising funds were discussed. Among these was an afternoon bridge of ten tables at the home of Mrs. A. S. Macliay, who kindly offered her house. The conveners will be Mrs. William Hayward, Miss Millicent String and Mrs. C. H. Stewart.

It was decided to hold a rum- mage sale in February with Mrs. R. E. Ellis, Mm. W. P. Callaghan and Mrs. James Hill in charge. For the Center Ward pantry sale in I-Iolmans Youth Center Mrs. A. H. Hubley and Mrs. B. F. Hunter were appointed conveners.

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0'Leary Annual Meeting Hold

-The third annual meeting of the village of O'lLeary commission- ers was held on Tuesday -evening in the community hall. Mr. Al- ton Rayner, commission chairman. presided and there was a good at- tendance of the citizens.

The financial statement was read by Commissioner E. W. Turner and was adopted by the meeting on motion of Mr. Harry MacWil- llama, seconded by Mr, Upton Sea- man. A report of the fire depart- ment showed that it had respond- ed to eight calls during the year. It, was also reported that O'Leal:y won second prize for the Province: in the beautification contest.

The tax rate for the coming year was set at 3-4 of one per cent. which is the same as last year.

Commissioner Ralph Adams tendered his resignation and Mr. Kenneth Matheson was elected

in his place for a three-year term. -S.

Borden Sisters Defeat 0'Leary 3-I

Borden Nationals Sisters defeat- ed 0'Leary Marcons Sisters by a score of 3 to 1 in Borden rink last night.

Lineups:

Borden Sisters-Goal: L. Arsen- ault: defense, F. Darmcli. E. Mac- Williams. A. Gordon: forwards, A. Howatt. S. Macwiiliams, B. Mac- Lean. E. Bruce, D. Noonan, B. Mac- Donald. I

O'Leary Sisters-Goal: F. Mac-. Millanz defense. B. Dennis. 0.1 Harris, F. Gallant: forwards, HI

Kennedy. F. Turner. B. MacKin- non, B. Yeo. L. 1790, I1. Finnan. SUMMARY First Period 1-Borden Sisters, Brno! (MacDonald, Darrach) 2-0'I.eary Sisters. Kennedy

(Maoxinnon)

3-Borden. Mac1.ean (Howatt) Penalties; None.

Second Period

4-Borden, 8. Macwllli. ... (Howatt) Penalties: None.

Third Period

No score.

Penalties: None. Referees-(Pickering. Ozon.

Minor Hockey - AI Summerside

- -.In the minor hockey at Race- way Stadium at Summerside last night the Midget Army defeated the Air Force by the score of 2-1. Glennie Desftochea was referee. In the Bantam Division, the Barons trimmed the Chiefs 4-1. Louis Poirier scored two for the winners.

The Bantam Barons and Chiefs fought to a 2-all draw. Erving son- ier scored both goals for the Chiefs. Don MiacNeill refereed.

In the Pee-Wee Division the S11- ver Wings defeated the Crystals 3-2. Layton schlumen was referee. In the name division the Atlnntics whitewashed the Mines: 6-0, Johnny Gallant performing the "hat trick" for the Atiantice. The Islanders trounced the Millionaires

-1.

In the Paperweight Division. the Black Hawk: beat the Msmoona D-0. Emerson Parrish scored three goals and Neil Scott two. The Bruins beat. the senators '1-8. Tommy Clow was the high scoring Bruin with four counters. The Gamdiens beat the Red Wings 7-2. Ronnie Dlugan scored three for the Can- adiena. The Maple Leafs defeated the Rangers 8-2. Donnie schursnsn scored all three goals for the vic-

tors. .

other referees officiating were: Eh-ner Matheson. Johnny Whalen. Jim Buavet, lug. Phtilips.

Ray Frederick Gets Dth Sllutout

OTTAWA. (CP) -- Goalie Ray Frederick scored his eighth shut- out of the season as Ottawa Sen- ators blanked Chicoutimi Sag- ueneens 5-0 In a fast Quebec hoc- key league game Wednesday night.

The win moved the Senators in- to third place. one point ahead of the idle Sherbrooke Saints. Chlcoutimi is tied for first place with Montreal Royals.

Johnny Arundel scored two goals for the winners while sini-

believed to have been paid

Giantahotueom.

5- W-”trict. The meeting decided to out

In come from Phil Mlloney, Leo Greveue and Bill Johnson. -

Tignishi Annual Meeting Tuesday

-The annual meeting of the rate payers of the village of Tig- nish was held on Tuesday evening in the Dalton School hall presided over by Commissioner John B. Myrlok. r.. who was re elected for a new .

The budget for 1054 was ap- proved by the meeting. A dis- cussion took place on the street lighting coats for the village. a ser- vice the rate payers will soon en- joy. Woz-lumen are busily engaged in completing hook ups in the dis-

clown on fire fighting costs this year and transfer the subsequent savings to street lighting. It was felt that, in this way the new costs could be met without rais- ing the present tax rate od 1-2 of

one per cent. Other members of the village ummisal are Messrs. Joseph P.

Arsemult and C. 1". Morriaey.

Recent R.C.A.F. Enlistments

-Recent enlistments in the R. C.A.F'. at the Summerside recruit- ing unlt iliclud-e the foilowing:-

Gc-rald Harvey Maclieod, son of Mr. and Mrs. John MacLeod, 374 Market Street, Summerside. AC2 Maclieod was employed at the Bank of Nova Scotia prior to his enlistment. He is scheduled to leave P.E.I. on February 18th.

Henry Jose-ph Robison, who with his wife resides at Charlottetown. R.R. 6. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Rxiblson, Sianhope.

LAC. Robi:-on served with the R.C.AF. during World War II in France and Germany as an air frame mechanic. He is scheduled to leave P.E.I. today.

Albert Sydney Ma:Kinnon, son of Mrs Sadie MacKinncn and the late Dan MacKinnon of Brooklyn, P.E.I. LAC. MacKinnon is sched- tiled to lbave P. .E I. on March 3.

Eric Joel Adams. of Portage. who was scheduled to leave P.E.I. on January 27th. His mother. Mrs. Marjorie Adams. resides at Mac- Aclam. New Brunswick.

William Eugene Callaghan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Callaghan, Alberton. AC2 Callaghan is sched- ulcd to leave P.l1LI. on February 10th.

Everett St. Clair MacKin.non who with his wife resides at Mor- ell. LAC. MacKil1rion is the 50!: of Mrs. Priscilla A. MacKiiinon, 1'. Spring Street, Charlottetown. H. served with the Canadian Arm; from 1940 to 1945. and was over- seas for three years during that period. He was scheduled to leavr P.E.I. on Fciiruary 2nd and ha: been posted to 25 Air Material Base. Cal';:iry, Alberta.

LAC. Robiscri. mentioned abort has been posted to R.C.AF. stat- ion Centralia, Ontario. All other: whose posting destination has rict been listed have been posted to No. 2 Manning De-pot. R.C.A F.. Station, St. Johns, P. Q. S

Albelon Edges Ml. Pleasant 8-7 In League Opener

-The Aiberton Regals and the Mount Pleasant Bombers tangled at the Alberton rink last night in their first game of the West Prince Hockey League schedule and at the end of the regular periods of play the score was deadlocked at five-all. In the overtime tern min- utea of play the Regals put on the manure for three tallies to the visitor-s' two marker-s to end the herd foiwht game 0-7 for Alber- ton

Referee was Robert Profit.

Lineups:-

Mount Pleasant: Goal, J. Perry; defence, 8. Maooaull. G. Kelly, B. Grady, D.,Williame; forwards. J. Coughlin, I. Blrrorigimn. E. 5t:rolng- mafi. C. Williams, R. Keefe, C. Phillips.

Albertoln Regain: Goal. 1". Mill- man; defence, E. Atkinson. C. Fraser, W. Hardly: forwards, A. Richard. Mnorae, Leoiair. 0.Mat- thewe. S. Murphy, Pi-idham, M. Klnch, Fmser, C. Bernard. E.Gov- in, T. Barbour.

Summary:

First Period 1-Mt. Pleasant, W. Williams 1100 2-Mt. Pleasant, iW.i1l'ia.ma ......14.4o

Penalty: C. Fraser.

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Maclfarianc, Hayes Rinks. I In Provincial Playdowns

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-The Horace Macl-Tarlane rinkis d S h I qualified as no. 1 team to rep- e c resent Summerside in the. proucurwng and 10th to decide a team to rep- , , resent Prince Edward Island at TTII9 f9”0V”nE I5 H" 5I'3"d1"I1

vincial curling playdowns to be.

I'.eId in Summerside February 9th the Canadian playdowns for the M SI-""me"Id9 High 5Ch00I 3"” Macdonaid Brier tankard at Ed- I

monton, Alta., in March. Jerry 5”" W0” 1'0” Hayes will skip the no. 2 rink. D: 5 1 The personnel of the two win- G- Harri” 5 1 ning rinks is as follows: D 3m1PhPm 4 7 No. 1 rink: Skip, H. a. Mac- V- Hm” - 4 3 Farlane; mate, Cliff Ramsay; i:ec- 0- MnCA"'h"I' 3 3 ond stone, Sheldon McEwen; T- Muxemis 3 4 first stone. Bert Hunter. I3 Dahy 1 5 A. Morrison 0 I

No. 2 rink-Skip. G. J. Hayes; mate. Harry Dickie; second stone, Elmer Offer; first stone, Dick Henthorn.

G. J. Hayes

I .. ... W W-: Standings In 010 110 201 020-8 I e i. x. M... S side 200 Club 000 080 500 0l0- 9

F. A. Fbliand 212 101 040 201-14

Fred Folland Jerry Hayes

100 ma 010 205-3 leys,tmBiErIirIll:si?i:pl2IllEoIv-Ill::5AIs 030 030100 020'” slowly closing in on Earl Smith in Bowlings 200 Club after twelve weeks of play. Earl's one tin-ieI healthy 272 has dropped to 24oI while Allie has upped his average from a regular 214 for six weeks to a threatening 224 for 12 weeks

Plans Strait of Juan de Fucci Swim In Aug.

play. A VIC-TORIA. (GP) - Florence, Following is the standing of the Chadwick will attempt to conquer member; of the zoo (nub,

the strait of Jaun de Fuca next EH1 smm, H

August, it was announced here Ame Hams

Wednesday. . I icerairl MacNci1l The American long-distance Dave Loggip

swimmer advised the Victoria Doug Harlmcas

Times she would like to schedule -1-amm, Mammll the swim alter the British Empire:c1-mrjlp ganem, Games end at Vancouver Aug. 1. Ken Elauyeldt The Times and a paint company Dem-,n Hussus here are SDOl'ls01'li'Ilz. the swim Len Gallant across the 20-mile stretch nf tur- Sparky cam,.,..m bulent water between Victoria and wmdy crow Port Angeles, Wash. ivame Ham,

Alberlon Canadian Legion Meeting

-The regular meeting of the Al- berton branch of the Fanadizin Legion was held last night with the president. J. R. Rochford. pre- siding. There was a good attend- ance of members. Following the roll loall of officers. the minutes of the last. meeting were read. It was decided to make 3 dan-

ation of S25 00 to the IC(':il Rm Scout. troop. Comrade Herbert ILEEVILI. was appointed leninorary

lsergeant at arms for the installat- ion of vice-president, Dr. 0. H

women-amen. DOUBLE HEADER

BURDEN RINK TONIGHT Youth Cillb

vs.

Seven Mile Bay Cape Traverse rs.

Boat Team First Game 7:15 Admission 25 cent! Skate after

NOTICE

Effective February 5th we will not be re- ceiving ony live poultry or our plant until

further notice.

JENKINS BROS. LIMITED. Summerside.

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Phillips. appointed at the annual meeting. Comrade Kenneth Quic- iey and Heath Profit were duly in- stalled as members of the execut-

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After a short mwumon regard- ing C8l'i'PEll regulations, the meet- ing adlourned.

1 .'ii()2x"ilREAL, (OP)-.,Vlr, Jugljfl Ephesze Marier Wednuday gum. ed the Quebec government aixdsya in which 10 make written reply to the Jehovah Witnesses who seek an injunction to prevent the gov- ernment, frnm clamping down on rilsl.rlbuti'nn of WIIJTASS pamphlels.

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second Period 3-Mt. Pleasant. J. Coughlliri .. :30 4-Albertnn. Leclair (Richard. MoOrae) . . 14.00 5-Mt. Pleasant, R. Strongman 8.00 ,1 6-Albertan. s. Murphy 1 llftcg. Pridham) . . ' '1-Alberton. W. Hanw Third Period 8-Mt. Pleasant. G. Kelly

(I, Strongman) . 10.10 0-Allberton. C. Fraser ,

(R. Fraser, M. Kinch) . 17.14 10-Albertoil, Leclair

(Mocrae) 10.15

Penalties: 0. Kelly. M. Kinch. Grhdy, I. strongman. Overtime Period 11v-Alberton. R. Pridhnm (S. Murpiiy. G. Me.tthewe)...l.00 12-(Alb-:-ton. W. Hardy (M. Kirsch) . .................... ..4.1O I3-Albelrwn. Lecinir (0. Matthews. Lecllirl ..... ..'IJ6 16-Mt. Pleannt, Coughlin (Kelly) . .. .. 7.50 I5-Mt. Pleasant. Williams .a.15 Penalties: Kelly. W. Harm.

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