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' WESTERN GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE , 3 Summer street. suiniiie r . whoa. um, Naws...Subecriptiona, Advertising aaprsnenuun. GEORGE GLOW and GEORGE. WOTTON

.i'AGE ELEVEN

S'side Curling Club Schedule

THE GUARDIADAI. CHARLOTTET.OV.VNy

Two Councillors Elected By Acclamation In Siside

;Cur1ing Begins In New Rink Building In Alberton

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curling at the

House Piioiiu: am and am. , . ,. iwe agree with those educators , . The following is the , The Guardian may be bought at guy 9; th. A '” who keep telling us that this bus!-.-Th? new Cllriins rink at A1- room in I canteen 8 by 14 feet schedule for this evening

following no”. 1.. gummenp . mu of edummhg our chug;-enlberton has recently been 'complet- Walls are similar to those of the summer-side Rink: Bell Bookstore; Summer Street; ” ' Dfu"u)jsg' g1 chm"; 5",”, must not be made too easy. The ed and curling activities got un- clubrooi-n and the counter is cov- 7:00 P. M. Keily'I NlWl'l9llid. WI?-er Si-feet: Mart Gnndat, argument put forth is that, as the derway last evening with the first cred with red arborite. Here one Ice 1-Alex Home vs. T. L. Link-

II Granville Street: Island Motor Transport no Bueseu Street! Eniitan's Belf-

letter. Ice 2-M. M. Bell vs. R. E. Ellis. Ice 3-J. A. Clark vs. C. E. Cor-

may purchase confectionery. smokes and soft drinks. sandwich- es and hot coffee will also be

club bonspeii scheduled to be run off in three or four days. Unus- ually mild weather conditions hin-

Alyre Doiicaite'a Grocery. second aunt;

pupils will encounter difficulties lveteelu-est; Vince's Grocery.

in later life. they should begin to

Service Drug Store. cope with difficulties in their V g I , LL. Waite in Kenllngton. gchool yea,-5, 50 that they may de. dered ice making and activities available Saturday evenings. The neY- - 3,30 P M ...... "E" om I cu l;:eu.:.:h:: 12:: ..”:.:..:.;i;i'::...mi;2 .2-:2: '..”i?.p1?uJi”l33i.fdw”.?.? sass: .-. ... on: Frank Week. Ba . "W 1 9 91' , '. . Bjgh , , ,, Phone:-".1 om" I'm. uh thc hm-d knock. or mun hv. now in excellent condition and Dry Cleaners which is located Icfpzwx R. Mnwulane W. F- ......:. V mg, '1-his ugumem, jg hound, .3 competition for the grand prize next door. There is running water G Mann” MVAIIIETY CONCERT. Darniey -THIS STORE will be closed 1,, .5 3:, goes, of four dressed turkeys is expected and in the basement there are the 3gHtE Clark W L E Im Wednesday. January 28th. Guest, January 31.; go, ,tock,,,k,,,g. - - - to be very keen with many new toilet facilities. There is to be I manfs, ' ' ' ' '

the clubroom

and 10081 ioilienh Abegweit Co-op" Cg:-lefpn" w. should nmemhe,-, however, membeis participating. , banquet hall above ...m........................ -- that in adult life, we face our dif- The street door to the rink but it is not yet completed. a --H0CKEY- Bedetlue Rink. Wed- -VICTORIA RINK TONIGHT. ficulties with definite goals in opens into an entry ieisht feet In constructing the rink. Mr. Prlifesslolial Cards n9d'Y- -"mi" min Swill 5h0"'- Wednesday. League game. in. view. We" know was: we want. and square and from it the visitor,l-lunter Weeks. head carpenter,

League game, ummerslde High school versus Albany St. Pals. Ad- mission 35 cents.

was assisted by Edward Millman. James Lewis and Erskine Millman. of vol-

proceeds into the attractive club-

Tryon Ramblers vs.- Tryon Arrows. room which measures 22 by 32 feet

that difficulties standing in the way must be overcome if we are to

E. E. PABKMAN

Tr-x-It. Ci A. F. ENLISTMENT - achieve it. it we have sufflcientiThe finish is of fir and the four A considerable. amount e mos recent nlit ti th I t b bo di ffi l ' do tee lbo as cntrlbuted by EEDEQUE -71'-HOCKEY I-988'-J8 R., C. A. F. at iizhes lgtixrliimgraidiez f,'ff,"".'ff,,,':?.iflg.:,e”LV.fa VI-f.c.?N,remoiiii: nzioturallsiinlasii. 'I5heo upper? N232 air: fltllrllib lineilnberrs. qntei-ifir decorating opt. D' R'0' tonight, Tuesday. starting at 7.30, Recruiting Unit is Stanley Keith "wards which we knew wenf a-'palnted in an inviting soft shade was by James Broderick and John OPTOMETRIST T”"'ue" Re" vars” Kmk9"' ”" F”5t'”" 5”" 0' M”- "id Mm 3335- - t .- head or up .11. the aims, of blue and the ceiling in white. Connelly. plumbing by A. J. Ber- 9.00 o'clock Freetown versus ley Foster, of Dunstaffnage. A02 M, Dom” udmme. Mr A P The softwood 1100, is stained ma mm: and electrical work by Nor. Giulia! Fitted - Eye! "unlined Bedeque. Admission 25 cents, Foster is scheduled to leave P. E. i Phomb Heckbe t . nan" any we M .chhd;m In con. vammhem SemHn'i”"30t lightlngiman H.,d,.; may gagging and in- . . "TC L ”" mm”? 6"” "mi Wm 9"” - y r fquiled Odin diff' u1t'e i their is provided through shades eulation were by the Maritime om” "t""'t -NOTE!) -- Kensinzlon Film mil to Number 2 Manning Depot. -Yesterday was nomination day on election day each voter in m' Nitiril t hlc' lsthn f i t- with crystal bottoms and frost-lAsphalt Co of Summerside- bulld- 9 '” ” T i '” 5. in 1 the 5 hoot on St. Johns. P.Q.-S. ' . Bi-lldies. W 011 8ViliK' C Em ' I 4 3 , - and by appointment. 3”” mm 5 't 9 - 1'0? Candidates in the civic electionsummerside will have the privilege 9,; me. when the golvlng of those ed. sides. on one viall is a ing materials were supplied by F'.. -

Thursday evening, January 29th. at iy peters, St Louis; M. F, schu,-.

. ing...at Halifax. Mrs. W. A. Harper

I patient in the Charlottetown

”T' to be held in Summerslde on Feb-of voting for one man for the am, 1.; in i; th exce t, trophy cabinet containing trophies PHONE 3287 ll P. M. All members are requested ggllfalwu .I1AlIgEl:. TAKES lover: ruary 3, 1953, to elect three coun- three-year term. and one man for ,,,,,hc;;,,f”,w5muE',,, :3;,,,,,.,,,,'3,,, won by the club, man co. Ltd.; R. 'r. Holman Ltd. REGENT THEATRE BLDG. to attend. poimted gjanertt 983; "9':I9e"'-Vii)!-lites cilloig andi two Water and Sewer- the two-year term. and the baiioi-S fram their teacher; students The entire width of clubroom Myricks Alberion Ltd; and J. W. summer St. . Summersidl . - 389 0mm w0n9rs- will clearly indicate the term of k- t d -n en. wall facing the ice is of glass with Don Campbell. . ' -TIlE EMERALD variety .con- 1C,”""'-V Jam 9mc1””y "Wk W" When the four p.m. deadline for office sought by each of the four ::i;elng1a:w:: R: C2-1!:,e,:-st,.ly awe 3 ledge of 3,9,. ,,,-,,(,m,. The rink officers of the Aihgpmh curling

"9" WW the W0 mmmiihnsu "5 "aw ii””” y””"d”-V-, M” filing nomination papers was candidates in the Water and Sew- ' ' ta t t shoot has two sheetsiof ice with a prom- Club are president John c. Mat- 3 F HUNTER R 0 Mess” Imlphh ET”-V ,""d Roland Siiilzieyhiifplliifgg Bin :lIil:i'rN tmsliilip reached Ml" Donald Lidsmne in me erase contest iiimgngartliel? szilrs tiigltiistooaction. enade walk all around it. At thefthews; vice-president. Arthur .Wll- ' I N ' Sheen W e n King George s PP 9 0 9 East Ward, and Mr. Andrew Pei-ry While voters in the East and They may mmde, someumea how rem. of the rink is 3 2o.inch elec-:kie; secretary, J. H. Myrick; ti-e- summersldc, P. E. 1.

Hall, Kensingion, Friday. January 30th.

-T0 RESIDE IN U. S. - Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Waite of Neo Annan left on Thursday morning, January 22nd. for Endicott, N.Y., where Mr. Waite has accepted an important position. MI". and Mrs. Waite accompanied the lattei-'5 sister, and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Livingstone of Endi- cott, returning after a brief visit to this province.-Bur.

-CARD PARTY. - Mrs. Maurice Cousins. teacher of Irlslitowii School, was hostess at her home in Piirk Corner at a card party on Tuesday evening. January 13th when the guests were the people of Irlshfown School district, and other friends. Prizes for high scores were won by Mrs. James MacLeod and -Ml-. Eric Thompson while Mrs James Cousins and Mi'. Glenwoodi MacLeod received ' consolation prizes. A gratifying sum was real- ized which goes to swell the school hot lunch fund, a project in which the teacher's interest much appreciated by all concerned.

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-C. G. I. T. MEETING -- The C. G. I. T. of Summerslde Baptist Church held its regular meeting in the hall on Monday evening under the direction of the leader, Mrs. Lawrence. who had charge of the worship period. The games were led by Hope Jenkins and Edith Poole. During the business period. conducted by the president, Eliza- beth Strong. it was decided to pack I. box for displaced persons arriv-

presentsd the Bible study on the prophets with a special talk on Amos.

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Personals

-The many friends of Mrs. Hearts Godkin. Bummei-side. Will regret to learn she is a patient in the Prirnce County Hospital.

.5, Life".

-Mr, Leonard Caseley. Crapaud, who recently suffered a serious heart condition, has sufficiently recovered to ratima his normal duties.-8.

-Mr. Keith Adams. Burlington, is spending a few days at o'Leary, where he is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Webb.

-The many friends of Mrs. Floyd Casaley will regret to learn that she is 1. patient in the Prince County Hospital, all hope for a speedy re- covery,

-Mr. Leonard Csseley. Crapaud. who suffered a severe heart attack some weeks ago. has now recovered sufficiently to resume his normal duties.

-Mrs. Keith Adams. Burlington. was a recent overnight guest of her eon-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ll. I. Profitt, Winter street, Sumo-ierside

-Mr: and Mrs. Claude Younker and little daughter. Linda, Brook- field. spent the past week end with

Mrs. Younkei-'s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hickox, Burlington,

Alberfon and Vicinity

Mr. misselll Bell, who has been

Hospital returned to his home in Mill River on Monday.

Mr. D. B. Nicholson. Alberton, WM I bulinel visitor to summer- iida on '.'n.laada;.

Mil M011! Weeks returned to

her home at Alba:-ton on Monday following several days spent-in Buininenide. , ,

Miss Anita Leughlin, district nurse at Alberton is spending this week in Charlottetown in connect- ion -with her duties.

JR. James; ;DOVlIiI. Charlotte- '9Wn. -pent i week-end with his sister d hr" er-in-law. Mr. and Mil. Alan I'lcAlae-r. Alberton. Rev. Dr. Clu-ante Campbell, Charlottetown. former parish

Priest It Aibertoa for many yearn. Visited plilbioam and friends in Albarwo wit the weak-and. on Mondq Dr. Oainpbeli llwiotld to 'hizniaft where in was a tr.-some the home, of in. end, Mn pi-ed ”Wi'07- Iegru yaccompanled by a

Summerside office of the Depart- ment of Customs.-S.

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-LEAVES FOR MONTREAL - Miss Stephanie Giludef, R.N., left -Summerside on Friday, January 23rd. for Montreal, where she in- tends to practice her profession. Miss Gaudet lwas accompanied as far as Moncion by her mother. Mrs. W. A. Gnudei. who visited for the weekend with her son and daughter-in-law.-S.

-HEALTH CENTRE MEETING -The Directors and Ladies" Aid society of the Stewart ,Ml:moi-ial Health Centre met on Monday evening, January 19th, at the home of R. H. and Mrs. Found. Bideford, for their monthly meet- ing. There was a splendid repre- sentation from the surrounding districts and very encouraging re- ports were received. Plans were discussed for a Carnival and Sport Show at Mt. Pleasant Rink.

S'side Branch of Bible. Society Annual Meeting

FlULt. Condon, R.C.A.F. padre. was the guest speaker at the im- hual meeting of the Summersidc Branch of the British and For- eign. Bible Society which was held last evening in the Sunday School.room at Trinity United Church. He gave an inspiring talk on the subject "Let's Look at our Bibles." , l

The minister, Rev. C. D. Matil- eson. was in charge of the devo- tional perlod' and Miss Mary Geldlirt was pianist. The singing of the 10th psaim was followed by prayer. responsive reading, the Scrlpture lesson In the first chapter of James and singing of hymn "Break Thou The Bread of A vocal solo "Bless This House" by Mrs. L. M. Callbeck was much enjoyed. I

The president, Mr. A. H. Hub- ley. conducted the business ses- sion and the annual reports were submitted.

T h e nominating committee brought in the following slate of officers: President, Mr. A. H. 1-iubley (re-appointed); first vice president. Mr. Albert Llnklatter: second vice president. Mr. W. A. Currie; secretary. Mr. James S. Connell: treasurer. Mr. D. J. Mac- Leod, (re-appointed).

It was moved that the clergy appoint two members from the respective churches to act on the executive. , The singing of the hymn "From Ocean To Ocean" was followed by closing prayer by the minister.

The following is the report of the president, Mr. Hubiey:

Christian friends-

Once again I consider it a real honor and a privilege to make my fifth annual report of the local branch of the British and

Foreign Bible Society. The Bible Sociei was started In 1804 by men o regarded the Bible as a

priceless treasure and who want- ed tdshare that treasure with all mankind. In 1954 the British and Foreign Bible Society will cele- brate its 150th anniversary. A primary aim of the third Jubilee is to call all nations to the Bible. This society, down through the years, has circulated I-Ioly Scrip- ture in over eight hundred lan- guages, nad each year ten or 'more new languages are added to this ever growing list of tram- liiflons. Missionaries of every de- nomination have depended and still depend on it for their sup- plies of Scripture. You and I should be very grateful to be so fortunate to live in a land where abundance abounds for all the necessities of life. We then should accept the responsibility of giving more generously to swell the funds required to supply ih! Bible: in countries that have been ravished by wars. We can make no better investment nor can we share in a more human- itarian need than that which lup- pliea the Bible to the needy peo- pla' ofuthe .world in their own particular language.

In conclusion. I would like to

take this opportunity to thank the clergy. the ex cutlve, the R. C. .i .. st. Elan are. the busi-

iten firms of 'Stll'limefilidl.'I1I0 the collectors who so freely, save of tiieiigtinta and anyone who helped in any why. to MIN! the campaign elicit a Iuccese. Respectfully Iltbtsitted. A. I-I. Hubley, president of the, summer- aide branch of the British and Foreign Bible Society.

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in the West Ward, were unopposed while Dr. Hillard Clark Norman Prichard had filed papers to make it a two-way contest in the Center Ward. Nominating for the Water and sewerage Commissioner Mr. Robert Dewar. seeking

opposed by Mr. Elmer Newson.

loner Mr. Roland Cyrus Poirier have the contest seeking election to the commission for a two-year term, to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of Ml'. Andrew Perry from the Commission in order that he might offer for councillor in the West ward.

Sheen and Mr.

and Mr. choose two water

a. vote for the candidate office ofchoice for the office of councillor.

West wards will be able to vote to commissioners, the voters in the Center Ward will, in addition to this, be able to cast of their

Earller it had been expected that

re-a plebiscite would be held in con- electlon for a three year term. was junctidn with the electloii, to de- termine the wishes of the citizens

In another contest for the office regarding the dissolution of Water and sewerage Comrgniss-water and sewerage Commission,

of the

and of having the present duties

both entered of this Commission administered by

the Town Council. This plan, how- ever, was rescinded at -a special meeting of the Council on Monday evening, and any action that might, be taken on this question will be left for the incoming Council.

The annual meeting of the South Shore Musical Festival was held re- cently in the North Tryon School, Representatives from eleven Wom- en's Institutes along the south shore answered to "the roll call.l making a total attendance of- over thirty. , ,

Minutes of the last meeting and the last annual meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. Keith Bos- well, and approved. Tile president. Mrs. Arthur Ma,cKay. gave a brief address. making a number of-sug- gestioiis for the improvement or the Festival. A: the treasurer, Mrs. Donald Hart. was ill, the treasurer pro-tent. Mrs. Elmer C, Gamble. presented the treasurex"s report.

The report showed that, although the door receipts were greater than theme of any previous year. yet be- cause of having adjudicators for the preliminary as well as the final sessions. and because the business men had not been carfvassed for the expenses of the programme, the total expenses would he more than the receipts, and the deficit. would have 'to be taken from the treasury

It was decided to hold a concert to defray the. additional expenses. and it was suggested that all schools interested in the Festival take some part in the programme. The com- mittee named to take change of such a concert consisted of Ni.'i'S. Keith Boswell, Mrs. Arthur Mac- -Kay. Mrs. Albert Callbeck, and Mrs, Wm. A. Jones. .

Reports from various committees were given and approved.

The secretary read R letter from Mrs. Allan Stewart, of Strathgart- hey. expressing her interest in the qicces of the Festival. and enclos- ing a donation towards its expen- ses.

A motion was passed to send let- ters of thanks to all those contrib- uting to the success of the Festival. Mr. Donald Stewart. chairman of the Summerside School Board, Mr. Clarence Mercer, Summ erside School Supervisor, the Hall com- mittee of the Summei-side Baptist Chuioh; the platform chairmen. His Worship, Mayor Henry W. Wedge, Mr. J, Frank Arnett, and Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell: the adjudlcators. Prof. C. F. Mac- Rse, Mr. Norman MacDonald, Mr Raymond Player. Mr. Robert Crooks. and Miss Mary Robin: the official accompanist. Mr. G.C. chais- son: Mr. Murray M. Shanks. AXM. Johnson school, Mrs. Henry Bad- ger, Mrs. George Brookins, and Rev. L. M. Murray, of Kensington: and to Mrs. Allan Stewart, 8trathgart- ney.

It was suggested that the winners of each t hy write a letter of an- preoiaition, to the person or firm providing that trophy for annual competition.

Mrs. W. A. Jones moved that. since the business omiected with the Festival had grown to such an extent. that the office of secretary become two offices. corresponding secretary, and recording secretary. Mi-e. Either Gamble seconded the mdtion. and it was passed

ottlmu Elected

A motion was passed that nomin- ations for the its: officers and con- veners of committees be received atom the floor. and that the voting be done by ballot. The following officers were then election:

i Resident - Mrs. Walter Graig.

.Vlee'-President .- 'Mi-s. maria Roberti, North Tryoti. i . Rec Secretary -- Mrs. Atl-

oori-uponding secretary - am. Norman Maononald, Orslpaud.

South Shores Festival Annual Meeting

Treasure: - Mrs. Donald I-fart. Victoria. '

Musical

Additional Executive - ivirs. Kenneth Campbell and Mrs. Earl Mclvlurdo, North Bedeque; Mrs.

Charles Green and Miss Louise Callbeck, C. Bedeque: Mrs. Edna Jenkins and Miss Windsor smith, Bedeque: Mrs. John Myers. Carle- ton; Mrs. Ralph Toombs and Mrs. Jack Easton, Borden: Mrs. Walter Wright and Mrs. Kenneth Muttart. Searletown; Mrs. C, Wright and Mrs. Wilfred Craig, Middleton: Mrs. Gordon Harvey. and Mrs, David Murphy. Cape Ti-averse; Mrs. Les- ter MacLeod and Mrs. Allan A. Niles. Albany Village: Mrs, Elmer Gamble and Mrs. G urge Macxay. Albany Rural: Mrs. eldon I-Iorw- at't and Mrs. Walton Toombs. Try- on: ,Mrs, Sheldon Dixon, and Mrs. Heath Chisholm, North Tryon; Mrs. 'John Nicholson and Mrs. LeRoy I-Iowatt. Crapaud:- Mrs. Kenneth

MacLea.n, and Mrs. Karl Boultel'.-

Victoria; Miss Annie MacDougall and Mrs. Warren Inman, Hampton; and Mrs. Clifton Inca and Mrs MelvilleBell, Desable.

Committee Conveners

Canvenei-s of Festival commit- tees.

Tickets - Mrs. Howard schur- man.

Trophies - Mrs. Albert Callbeck.

Publicity - Mrs. Win. A. Jones.

Platform Secretariu - Mrs. Ar- thur Maioxay.

Prizes - Mrs. John Simmons.

Beating - Mrs. Kenneth Mut- tart

Hall M Mrs. Wilbur Stavert.

Entertainmetit - Miss Phyllis Britten.

A committee to take care of ad- jlldicator's reports was appointed. namely. Mrs. Archie Thomson. Mrs Sheldon Howatt, Mrs. Kenneth Muttart and Miss Louise Callback.

Mrs, Earl Boulter and Mrs. Lay-, ton Green were appointed to take care of registration.

The following syllabus committee was appointed, Mr. Wm. Arthiz Jones, Mrs, George Macxay, Mrs. Allison Lea, Mrs. Edna Jenkins. and Mrs. Keith Boswell.

Mrs. Wilbur Stavert, Mrs. Keith

Boswell and Mrs. Donald Hart were as

iippointed to arrange new classes in folk dancing.

There was a great deal of discus- sion L! to the financial responsibil- ities lnvolved in carrying on a two day festival, Miss Louise Callbeck finally moved that it committ in- terview Mr. Lloyd Ehawlas to the possibility of regional festiv l in connection with the Islrnd f tival.

and. should the committee receive

no hope of co-operation from that organization, that they be instruct- ed to wait again on the government of P.E. I. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Keith Boswell, and passed.

The executive were given power to pay all hills. A vote of thanks was tendered the out-going officers. Mrs. Macxay. who had been pres- ident for four years. and Mrs. Boe- well, who had been secretary for the same time, and the Festival's first president. Both these capable women had much to do with the increased usefiilriess of the south Shore Musical Festival.

At the close of the evening lunch was eerrid by members from Al- bany Rural and North Tryon.

.5. are going to be the butchers. and

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history or mathematics will help them to become better doctors or lawyers or clergymen, but at least they do know that those things are part of the highway leading them to their chosen professions. If we wanted tp enter a profession, and some authorized person said that, in order to get in, we had to walk on our hands for twenty pac- es, we wouldn't delve into the why and the wherefore. we'd get out in the backyard and start practis- ing. 0 O The problem of providing in- ceniives to students who have no such definite goal to look forward to, is a bit more difficult. They

and candlestick makers of the community. There are both practical and-cultural values in education for these students, too. and we can see no reason why some attempt should not be made to make them see that they are not carrying water from a well in a basket, but are doing things that will have a definite beneficial ef- fect on their lives. All this ties up with vocational guidance. we sup- :pose, but to some extent. at least. students are allowed to stew in the juice or their curriculum dif- ficulties totally uninspired by a umowledge of what it is all about.

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Bordeiriiayor. Councillors Gel licclamaiions

Mayor Willard Leard of Borden was re-elected for another term yesterday by acclamatlon as nom- inations for town offices were re- ceived.

The full slate of councillors also was returned by acclamation. Five were being re-elected, Messrs. A. P. Ceretti. N. M. Allen, Russell Deighan. Gilbert Bell and P. J. Macinnis. Mr. Irving MacDonald retired from the council due to business reasons and his ace was taken by Mr. Ernest Gi-an 3

Mayor Leard. a retired Canadian National Railways employee, has

completed it) years as mayor of Borden, although not all con- secutive terms. . -L. Hoop Game Al " ' hi Sside Tomg The league leading Saint Dull-

stan's University basketball team l'wlll play the Summersldc R. C. A. F. in a regularly scheduled Island I-loop League game (tonight. The game will be played at the S. D. U. Gym and will get underway at 8.30.

The game will be the fourth for the league leading saints and the second for the R. C. A. P. The Saints have won all their games while then. C. A. F. lost their only game to the S. D. U. hoopsters in a game at summerslde two weeks

0. Tonight's game will be the last for the Saints before they open

local collegians meet the Univers- ity of New Brunswick in ii game

their Intercollegiate schedule. The,

trio exhaust fan to prevent con-Insurer, R. E. MacDonald.

densation on the ceiling as well as Clarke is ice maker and caretaker

to draw in cold air. Off the clubfof the rink assisted by C. R, Hun- te .

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Spring Valley Defeats S'side Mercurys 19-2

-The Spring valley team de- feated the Summei-side Mercurys at the Kensington Rink last night by the lop-sided score of 19-2. The Summerside boys were no match for the spring Valley sextet. and lack of condition made them fade as the game progressed. The score was 5-2 at the end on the first per- iod and the winners added seven goals in each of the final two per- iods without a return from the Mercurys.

Eric Johnson and Gordon Grady each took a turn in the nets for the losers, but the avalanche of rubber kept them constantly on the jump. and though they made some fine stops, the clearing of their defence was poor, and Spring Valley real- ized on a large number of re- bounds.

Ciirl woodside led the Spring Valley sniping with three goals and three assists. Edgar Taylor had three counters and two helpers. and Willis Mill was third in the snip- ing fest with two goals and two as- sists. Charlie Delghan and Benny

,6 I . The Present standing in the GrE:;veuc:s":n d mu the Mercury. South shore Hockey League is as Spring Valley-Goal. Mclnnisg mum": ) defence. C. Woodslde. E. Champ-' H5- lon. K. Clark, R. Wall; forwards, I. 0599 T'3V”'5' McNeill, E. Mann. G. Kennedy, C. 1””9t0Vi'" Champion, I, MacMunro. Harding, summenide H1831 E. Taylor, c. Mill, w. Mill. Albany

summerside-Goal, Johnson and G. Grady: defence. V. Gallant. E. Gallant. J. D. Gallant. Delghan: forwards, C. Gaudet. R. Phillips. Grant Grady.W. Martin. L. Arsen- ault, C. Watson, D. Logan, 8. Grady. M. Grover.

Referees-R. Kennedy. and J. Bernard.

Before the game an executive meeting was held at which the fol- lowing officers were elected: Presi- dent, Eric Jessum; vice-president, Horace Paynter; secretary-treasun er, Jack Murphy. The referees were instructed to be strict and players were warned that if they get. match misconducts, they will be fined and suspended.

T. KENSINGTON RINK

WEDNESDAY, JAN 28th Junior North Shore League

Spring Valley versus Reserve Army

Game 8:15 Sharp THURSDAY, JAN. 29th North Shore League

R. C. A. F. versus Summer-side

Game 8:30 sharp

here Saturday night.

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I have recently taken ship of the business known and will continue to carry

i Farm Equipment.

stock on trade and will

privilege of serving during

customers. ,

DOUGLAS

Iienelngtoa. P. 0. Box to

A ATTENTION FARMERS

Now is the time to have your tractor put in "A-1 condition for spring work by our experienced mechanic.

You are invited to drop in and see the new mod- els how on display. Order your tractor limited time only we will take horses and other live- also pay 59k down payments until May 1st.

I wish to thank the many customers we had the

the continued patronage of the old as well as new

over the complete owner- as ELLIOTT & WEBSTER the best in Massey Harris

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early. For 3.

interest on all

our partnership and solicit

WEBSTER

Phone 58

dental care for the needy children of Summerside.

summerslde who are caring for the

in the regular preceding This is to be played between Al- bany and Summerside tonight.

game between summerside Freetown to, determine finishing the regular league sched- ule in second place.

llenial Clinic Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Sum- merside Dental iclinlc committee was held on January 22nd at the health center.

The dentists of summerside and representatives of various service clubs met to discuss with Dr. B. J. O'Meara. director of the Division of Dental Public Health, plans for

The following resolution was adopted: Resolved. the dentists of

children's teeth and.finding a ser- ious amount of decay existing, view with concern the practise of selling carbonated beverages, candy, choc- olate covered ice cream etc., in school canteens, and strongly ad- vise the substitutions of fruit or milk.

Mrs. Arthur Allen was chairman of the meeting.

Standings In So. Shore League

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Complete Visual Analyses Glasses Fitted

PHONE 3116

SItlALL!tlAN'S BUILDING OPTOMETRIST

T. EARLE NIGKEY

Chartered Accountant

Canadian Bank of Commerce Summer-aide. P. E. 1. ?HONE 2838

DR. J. A. ll-OIRON

DENTIST Dental X-Bay: lmallmari Building BUMMERSIDE Dial 2386

DR. J. R. CUNNINGHAM VETERINARIAN -Dial 2520

Water Street East Summerside

One more game is be played league A schedule the semi-final series.

If sum-Hi loses, a play-off

and

CAMEO THEATRE

Konsington

Wednesday and Thursday 7:15-9:15. Here comes Victor Mature! Too tough . . . for a girl to fool with! Too hard . . . for a mob to soften! In "GAMBLING HOUSE" with Terry Moore,

the team

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Tonight 7:15-9:15; Thursday 3:80 - 7:15 - 9;15

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