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oondiWon.

Y M on meets p w c. tonight m“ ' M "' _ at the Forum in another scheduled period‘ “d men sum!" o" . d‘

hockey game of the Cty League. Q U I U

Viclors over the R. A.F squad his! iii it liie (‘itv Collcuians "viii 1h Jig for liunr sewn in as iiianzv irghis. . l .

be nu:

shun iiiie 20in‘. tonight opposed . h 1 - ' hi... “"1“.23:‘%,,.§°;S.‘§i.“,532§$i. i2 middle canto. but u was awn. i‘ “ ‘ " " “1‘%‘fl°‘ii““'“‘ rt: nix‘: t 1hr espesgoa v I Foice team half wa thxouirh ‘the I1 ‘s to by llnJCil that the at- third and ﬁnal zommn” 0 pay‘ lﬂlidilflfc‘ tonight will show a mark-y ed innarovoment over the last sev-t I oral games of the league. The hoc-iTwo key l ' 5: paved hns been rugized‘ and 111st throughout each and ewrﬁ: encounter. The bnvs are g v ng a G d they have and it is certainly deseiv- a e

lug of a much better crowd. .

thru- starts ri:i:i

,;;i".i~ N20 Y Iva-n

“Riv. s o

iiitrhts encounter.

a biiliiE all the

You will see

rmlned bid by Lb

Make it a point ‘to attend io-lLast |

fiPi"'n evorv minute in ivhat is one o! the bat leagues sinoe t-ho days of the Big Pfour.

BOWLING

IOL! NAME IOWLING Gnlongo (lilo

Old ‘flaunt- Doucetng Hugheo coyle Duncan Total-NW.

The Wonders:-

I. McKliinuir

High single R. Duncan Q09. High three R. Duncan ‘I27. Old Timers I points

The Wonders o points.

Y. M. C. A. ALLIYI IION (ITURCII LIAGUI

Lucky Shiites:-

Rice m. fferty

f Brown

Anson! :_

Bell Stewart Snow Jordan

. Rodd 132 173 Hiizh single A. Sentner 268. High three A. Sentner 637. ANNUAL MEETING BIFDFQI"! UNITED l IIURCH CUNGREQTTION

The Annual Mectn Unhcd Church was 11 230 PM. in large number present and to: Rev. Jmi s M B19 lviceifng o_.ened uih s, 3h rt‘ devotional scrv co, Piismral iexvrt of throughout the ch rgc. Rev 21y only lrcats

d ti las szii

< liund, "d. '1 h s.

were in a vrv

4-14 . s-Jueais. Josey (Ready) 10:11 Penalties-None.

CHRISTMAS 1942 AT THE PRO-

grateiul to the following friends, who so generously contributed to the enjo ent o! the children at the Chris asseason:

Dr. W. J. P. McMillan; Mrs. H. B. Henderson; Mrs. Victor Sounders. the Vesry Fraser; Mrs. C. K. Black; Miss Carrie Haslam; Borden W. I

defeated

deemer H.

are in

Canadians-Rangers game. IUMMARY rim Period

Penslt looond Poriod

l-Rangers Dowlin; I :06 Pensltl one.

hird Period l-Cmodions, Diamond (Tninor) radium-um. LlAFl-RID WING! lUMMAIi-Y lint Period 1—Red Win88. Connolly (Gom- hiun) 6101i Penalties-Nona. locond Poriod

Penlltyﬁ‘

Third Period

z-Iseofs, Ross (McCoui-i) 1:01 Zi-Iioais, Martin (McCourt) 2:07 ais, MoCourt 3'00

TESTAN ORPHANAGE __...._ "The Trustees Board is deeply

Christmas dinner supplied by —

New Year's dinner by: -Dovis d:

O'Connell Picnic Fund: liataie 0. bv J. Rollers; Gyro Club; Prince Ed- woik ward Prstceptory; sherbrooke W. 1.:

Mr. ;Mrs. Elmer Dunning; Beilevue W. d on'I.; searletown W. 1.; L. A. Hass-

ﬁillvﬁdid 1' pur; cf all cessiil WOTK ﬂﬂvnllﬁislocl 011 th~ cir ult, Ivrjs v-"ll De seci wl h the co- 3111711 hi‘ had mtmlzcrs u.’ i: c (jowfggg,

A Slillillill; v'te of to 11o h il- v.

a d A. City: Borden W. 1.; Real Oak ‘W. I. White Sands; Murray Harbor m lill-LNorm W 1.; Mary H. Leslie, Mo- lrell; DeBlols Bros, Mrs Byron

Vim Bowness; Mrs. T. E MacNuti: Mrs. C. L. Black; Miss Laura. oung; Mrs. Percy Pope: R A. Knitting Club; Edgar Whlilodt: Central Lot 16 W Mrs Clarke; IePage Shoe Co.; s, Murphy_ E Refvrce: M. Fitzpatrick. ' On Monday Elmsdale and Al- rtoii opened the League for the Campbell trophy in a series of the best four out oi six games. total Roais to count with the winner pinyin: Tiiznish Hovais li it can

YQCE VC '

Ml‘. ind Virs Baum‘ W115 ten expressed rnoll Bender o". ClYTCh TP-l‘? and Rc. St vwrd. rep rteil ‘ii r‘ i-iizitlses we e n Alli n); and (Tulle To or.» h ri rm-wrl on" id ra lr- m"'c ‘his

_ Fécd Co: Prowse Bros: Abnev W . ills w-ro pa d and one

I ; B. D. S. Bridge Club per Mrs. Harry Hi1: Ladies Aid, Church oi Scotland. Cape Traverse; Queen “fury Institute. Murray Harbor: Mrs T, Davies, City: Mrs Fred Moore: Mrs. Lou Howutt: Meredith Harris. Murray Harbor; Tuxis ‘Pi-ail Rangers. Baptist Church: Mrs R. "M Johnson; Mrs.

ioto, fe hil"d'rd

liiovso, in tor the W M S sta ed a] o alnn Wi h Th" helo of the Y’ W A. and lhc Mlfstn Ba d: h d roused and s'-nt forward to To onto seven HHIldTPd an’! twont»; dollars Tho Ch"i'cii Sbwarcl Wm. nor cd i r the TF1 st e=: S'h~n1 Fur H r-lscn Mc- I-‘prlanc for Sn dy S hool. Re- ports wore hwnciod in in the Cem- etcrv C*mmi t c, Y P U n"d Y‘. lviission Bunch, Ladies Aizi nrd s-vcroi Aurlliarv bameﬂne wake" c" m M“ V‘ n‘ the Recitation. Christmas by George cucimore.

Wellington: Kingsboro W I Mrs. ,Wln]é1eld Gamble, Belmost maid: S. Kays: Davis dz Fmser: ow- _, _

and Carr. Wheatley River; Mont- {ﬁgs by m Omar’ a) e‘ m ngue W, I.

Song, Merry Christmas, Merry hrlstma» by three bovs

Recitation. (Jiﬂstrnas Joys by

TW- "lrirs 5nd Oifcrlw for the co 71'!!! ye1r more then clctd. A vole o m4 onprcintlon was er'c"dcd to y Mrs. John Stuart m Or an! i on-l I to ihe 101101;; i; MrTbW. T or ‘TF r u-

hurrtr nerd in M". Hugh Mu ray Buruu‘ ior care of Mn vrmrds closed with i.‘ s Fewdl t. n.

Remember

(By The Canadian Press) 1 loading woman figure skater for ore thtm s decode. Sonja ilenle the Euro rlln seven

Rocitailon, Sanil is Coming by Jackie Cudmore

Recitaion, At Ohrisimls b! B Iteadlng, To Joy Oivers by Don- d Jenkins

‘Pro Stars Light by light

Recitation. The some Old shining Chrutmas by Aime; McKenzie,

Recitation, Christmas Carols by Bcit" James

Drill. A dirisiznos Wish by Five pom championshrip at Punils your; ago today. The

-year-old Nmewglan iurncd pro- essional show-r afterwards

gun her rnoifcn nict in; ou-nivsl ‘rear.

Recitation. The Happiest Month by Jackie Cudmore. The King.

uro and skat- (A number oi visitor; wen

Gifts in kind noeived ri-oiii: -

_ '- YH 53'}: "mm" = i : t o: : m: M" g z i 1 so is s 1—P.W.0._ NIOOUQ (cumin mac a a r 1 um s s-awc. llorosido missus) Army s o I o us: o -

in the first

eir opponents in the lost few seconds Gordon Bennett's P_W.C. squad last night defeated the RAJ‘. team 8-5. in , e City Hockey mastic match d V1010?! played at the S.D.U_ rink- | It was all Prince oi Wales in the lilrsi period of the fast. runsedlv GnrrimBmir<ui'stcad1liave been fought encounter. The City Col

- lust leglans took s 240a! lead in the first 20-minute session. Air Force battled them 0n even terms in the

Tho Rangers snd Conadlens battled to a l-1 tic but night in the first game of a doubleheader o! the Juvenile Hockey League. in the second ame the M 1e Leafs ie Red W 8s 4-1. Both gang‘ were st the Holy RE-

The victory uvi: the Leafs in s tie with Canadians tor first place in the League. Each team has collected four points. The Rangers

third place with two points while the Red wines hlvo yet to win s game after two starts. rbllowing is the summary oi the

RR. McLalne vs. RC. Stoddard.» HI. Spillett vs. J.A. Fraser.

6.0. Hughes vs. Col. G12. Full.

Alherton Hockey

proved their superlorlt over the Aiberton Second Regs on Fri- day niiht when after three periods o: wide open hockey, featured by bruising body checks, brilliant end- to-end rushes the Regals skated oii the ice on the wrong end of s 8-2

scon-

Por Eimsdale the iirst lino o! currle Forsytho and Currie car- ried the brunt of the attack as they displayed clever stickhandling lus smooth passing which carried hem right into Ramsay's doorstep on numerous occasions.

guardian, nerrormed sensatlonally

at es as time alter dale caught the Regals ilatiootcd u shed in

chance. by G_ Currie 2. E. Currie 2 R

l5 . 27 PﬂiiI-llies-NOUG. Btoﬂlld Period

3—R.A.!'., Angeli 8:10 o-Pigc. B Bagnall (Nicollev

4. 5-R.A.l-‘., Levi 9:00 6—P.W.C.. Beck (D. B58881!) 15236 1-P.W.C.. E. Bagnall (Hodgson, Beck) 18:10 8—R.A.F., Poulaln 18:50 9-R.A.F.. Young (Poulain) 19:52 Penalties-None. Third Period l0—P.W.C., E. Bagnall rJoggsl 2:15 i 9:

ll-RAJ“. Kelly (Levi Ponalties-Hodgson, Berzowskl.

Seven Matches In Quebec Competition Played Yesterday

Results or Quebec competiﬂon matches at the Charlottetown Curl- ling Club ‘esterviay:

WR. A ams, i2; CH, Black. 8. daDé". McIntyre. l0; RC. Stod-

I‘ .

W.C. Davies, 10: W.W. Lord. O. A.V. Splllett. l1. J.F. McLeod. l. H.I. Spiilctt, l1; Col. G.E. Full, 9. a F11. McLalne, l2; A.W. Hyndman.

'J.A. Fraser, l2; Hon. TA. Camp- bell, 11.

The followin game in the Que- btgcd competitiorli are scheduled for ay:

41am... IoeNmI

Judge (2.6. Duffy, vs. H. Winchesizr.

7 . . Knopf‘: l

W12. Cruikshank vs. wit. Adams. loo No. I

P8. Cobb vs. W.C. Davies.

Ice No. I

Hon. 15A. Campbell vs D.B. Bishop.

8.45 p. m. Ice No. 1

loo No. l

loo No. I

Eimsdale hockey team main

11hr the Regals Ramsay, the net

cELms-

over them and gave him no Goals for Elmsdale were soorcri

I ; J Pope and Mutch; Eastern l-iav and

Fred Alien,

CIIRISTMAQ EVE CONCERT PROGRAM

reeG

m m; worm), _ “m1

Forsythe 2. m»: the Resins both goals were scored by J. Rochiord. Lineups:

Forwards: L. skurry, R. Jeffrey,

be

BTDEFDRD. Tltchberry Filfm in For}; D on i188 bfén Dre ente- to the Na ional

fronts on 311p 0nd Pay, one ti’ I o- von‘s most beiuti ul bathing cool.

PRETORIA ~40?)- Kruger-y sum Ana" c, tum, MUMSY IS DIPLOMATIC g gapendhnxs issued o ntrrl rezrl-

i! n Solo. Away in A Manger, by “lvffiﬁnf; Md t’ “nprovp cm Babs Hamm

t t .: .m“- Drill. gnristmss Is Coming by u“ “m”

n

P. WC. Defeats Air Force 6-5 In Hard-fought City Hockey League Game

Bars Knuckle Boxer lleaii d».

Forlor Famous

‘ Sooity Melons, Tau “mum an‘ ‘m, m‘ mm “m Holly Worthy. Pobor 0n

lfwoxteaezgs Igwnrhixngefnuity probably hi3!- na___"_95n'____,___ __ _ ec s g ortune_s more t n "1 u; d go u k u m h," any managerial advlce. Hence, pickliiieg vats c l“ t“ w . “m.

Chogki recounted to his friends: to i-oiuzhen ‘em up."

UUT OUR WA Y

vou ROCKED THEM TO steep om THAT BOARD ACROSS THE ARMS.’

l-E 5 NEIGHBORHOOD ‘P

ii‘? "PPIFI AND “(‘Ai" STUBIW

CAP STUBBS, WHAT DO YOU M MOTiaEii 5ND PIE WAS BA

UH" ‘SHE'S READ IT IN THGJSANDS OF‘

ETi-iEi-‘S FOR A COLD

Elmsdale: Goal, Bob Campbell;

defense, Harely and B. Currie: for- wards. G. Curr rsvth

E. Currie, R

ﬂTfHX18€d.—~A rfn1vi'i'v§n_Fi§or3' E Eng. -IOP1_. n“:

N Atria-am. The trm

CONSERVIHJ” vvAéna“ vii-on opi. .1. .11

. e. " TlLLiE Tun T011. Regals: Goal: Mao Runway; de- fense, D. Ferguson, J, Rochlnrd;

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i wuss paper to evof!

WHYHAVP 14f‘ S O R E

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n: HIIII ‘to-nut 1.45 c LE6." n. v. I. c. l.‘- THRILL to the GAME and SKA i Aﬂilililﬂl

- Flyers Edge ‘ W Navy 5-4.

TE AFTER o‘ smiue 4+

Te W rthynllsriorv udioug ir o . , Ho had been in iﬁmifdaghjiziiat Km" n” 35”’ recently as (our years ago was ' "lightning last." friends said, as he ilﬁtfliﬁwd young hopefuls in box-

8 Credited as the man who really Princes’ ‘mm?’ “hm” sin-ted Jack Johnson on his way to tho heavyweight crown. choyn- a khan“ ski’s opponents included such ring ' immortals as: John L. suilvann. on Saturday Jim Corbett. Bob Fltzsimmons, ' Jilem Crfedon, Kid McCoy, Jeff- r s, Pe e Maher and Jo nson. Choynsk‘, s native of Pittsburgh. about some hom was a veteran of the day when s

Don gwDorky n! Y. . Cis-

wu mom o Colder noting u gum niwht. Q Less than an hour beiom Cl or

ny new w“ he held Leonard Gillespie. lhpiiin.

izlve themschool children Classes C and D Ill

soils to

tr Bur cm do iisroby e Rural nouzhriders to game of hockey. to bs

misplaced things Bast Royalty Rink, Fri-

es is door mat with - on it when relatives

"eriod. Other sco "Welcome" Maurice Carley, comb.

50PM. Jchrison, 0'Hoarn. y A thankful heart

By J. R. WILLIAMS DAHAVESOME

OUR BOARDING muss , -_.___

u’ ITH MAJOR H! )1 MT

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ER citotifiainu TEARS!

nor comma A-rALui

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r vosreuoius Wéiliﬁédiiﬁéli? '20 voue manna/rte

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