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MOON'S CIRCUIT PIONEER TRAIN ' I e s . --s S raw or ee - 11 Just Arrived For HIS Gift The moon completes a circuit The first American train drawn il.”."".L”::””?Y: is ':?"u”' C 1' At Lo 1 (31 b or m n ,v 0 we a v- - -. um ur 1n ca u 53 minutes. 9. 331. c ,f,,. p Following is the draw for week- ' 1 d ll cu: Chlttt Ild d - En cur ii; a e are eown a I urling Club. aonoss some 21. Networking , C D ' I Lchlefcook igmd gleetle F'”"”4l” P" M' 5.Cic'atrix - . var p O O gtvdiuuc 3'?;::g' u( 33"”) C.lCI-T. A.Torl';' .lE1i:',i::i;1sbellld-outfit. Following is the draw for the we . . . . , . I ' tc ,1.” S. MacDonald, skip, E. MacDon- mixed curling Saturday night at 5.;-emu!” 23. al(keDi;;(grGiul,an1t& Bbmalcgibonald. the Charlottetown Curling Club: - 12,Uprlght Pronwn lbw” . J Squarebrlggs. an lII:ei' 3 3' woo P M. ' ”'"ll.”... :'rt2y?l....:2'l”2::l" ' c'memn- vs 'n is.-unaJ& J" ' " at D i” i. I a .1 iii ld' e . . . - -r - u - . - mfigbbr.) i 8.0m.who (naut? I ' ,, M:cDonald. D. MacDonald. W. Mlcidltlg RR MACNEIIIJI. alt-ID: "ow ar Is ac now e 99 QT 9 wor . 17' Guldol. uvuum g ”.m:c,.1ue of Yuan."-Ann" 31:4-col G E Full ski W new tar: eDr' .I. C uflirlglraint . ski: . . I . ::,gt),w" 11,;(anor):m.n 31,?1f.,u:h(.:u.) g3.5..)mp,g Burnett, Dr. . Barrett: HUI B: M. 'Docl-(.endorff: I-lobbs,'I. Gal: hnesi ShIrI- UIIOCIUGUOCI In SIYIQ : Count 18. Layers 13. Open plea endto end molding DOUBIM: V8-. G. Hughes. skip. H- 131111 .2o,N3n-ow 16. Seneagle 3l.Mor-sel d5.Pemh C. Atkinson. G. Foster, W. C. Mc- Ice No. 2-1. F. McLeod, skip, -- w me; X9. Passage 40.9:-oducgd, 46.Trgg Lean. S. MacMillan. F. Drlscoll, D. Stew- ears I Y. (301,)! for air aaatextile ca. Beam 8 and S xvIs.,MA.I Hewett, lsdkipi A. How- 23.Biblica I ay- .00 P. M. a . . c nn s. - If 98"- clty Ice No. 3-K. Anderson, sgp, 24 ?.”.”:.Ef3.i:. DE.::.H. E" S;..if:.””3;.”..”;E::::lf"..;l.,, .2: our mosi popular em rear Clark; vs., W. R. Jenkins, skip, Conway. J. I-lellolis, M. Benton. 2? Melodies J. H. Cerry. Judge Trainor, G. 4 - - V 20 Narrow Hutcheson. moo 1-. M. gill lI'6I'fl Boxe- POM-IWBYI Ice 3-E. Tanton. skip, A. B. . 3l.Slappel' Bagnall, J. Wilson, H. McNelll: Ice No. 1-A. Likely, skip, A. 33 Part 0! vs., F. McLeod. R. Spillett, S. Hoyt. W. Hoyt, E. Sutherland; vs.. 10139" 'Beaton, G. W. Stewart. G. Hawkins, skip. J. Glddings, J. as Attempt Ice 4-w. E. I-Iyndman, skip, E. Wilson, Y. Wilson. -'0 35 A "I3 Hobbs. R. Parker, A. H. Cordell, Ice No. 2-C. MacDonald. skip. ' ' ' oflmel skip; vs.. H. Spillett, F. Cox, L. N. MacDonald, G. Stewart, M. ii GIVE Him TIIE BEST. - "Q Femuc Johnston A H Anderson Stewartc vs A Roper skip, B. '" WK ' ' ' ' R ,G. H P.H . ” 11 DIW" 3:45 P. M. 01:? No. 3:'l1r.y' Jonesengiip, 'r., iwmbmmg ' Hawkins, B. MacLean. M. Jones; farm) Ice 2-C. McLean skip A. 0. vs E Wood. skip. M MBCI-ens A3 Japanese F Gill K Myers J 0'Rourket nah G. MacKnight. J. MacKnight. H gfthaway vI., wf RI. McNe'iii.' slap. J. H' Spares: J. s. MacDonaid.s D. iv rim H2223. J.:::::”.."' A- El-. l::”z”"s”..E.:.. ii. .i!.i:?”3:”:: '"”” MGI IT M Gilli p'J M gt 'r'ioi3 93 Bell I ' L mwicked rl:i.uvgan,D .G. ?i es,D. us- ay . . . I 50 Orient p ar , ts., r. ddings, r. H. H. p. 31-muc” Pierce, Dr. L. Prowse. Dr. K. A. ...---:-:---:-- K bgorgam Mif5Te'E3s. 'r w L K - . . . . Prowse, 8 Q dam" Tsklp. J. E. Clark. J. E. Burnett, Echne '3-

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After a four-hour directors' meet- MacBrlde Insurance Agency, was up. lng, which followed a special meet- the only new director. He was id- The outcome oi the directors” ing or 30c stockholtgersth an an- ztaintlfled vvlthitlgei antl-Ry(:nlb:)c- coniek:-entce leaves (1:-ieenbeigthiglug nouncemen was ma e at Ryan on and rep ac Lorlng e h, muc sronger pos on. had quit as president. but would who did not wantto retain his dir- both sides had said in advance continue as a director for the time ectorship. Gelbach, a banker. held Greenberg's reported!b8e85,iX)0-a-yteeag being. no stock. contract would not term in. The announcement said the Ryan General Manager Hank Green- before it expires two years hence Oharlottetowd. capital of Prince 5”” ”n- "d No In the Vlimny Eilygt gm” crlfasigfligi I”; giresl faction had agreed to sell approx- berg. who had been caught in the differences between. Ryan and Edward mans, wa. named me. of Keminiion. ii: cm” if me may and my gu mgmafs lmately 1,300 shares of their stock middle of the feud, did not appear Greenberg in operational Doliciu lqueen Charlotte, consort og shollld be l71'eNY 59" 3 V"; the club.s Xmmgomcgp dis mg to the opposing group. beiore directors until about five made up an important issue in the George III. in 1788. L9” hm” n” Wmd" t”'"' emerge? P Wilson, president of the Wilson- minutes before their meeting broke controversy.

D. A. Mr:Canneil.

Any curlers wishing games will have Ice One or be used to fill in where teams are short of players.

A X Y D L B A A X R one letter simply stands tor another. In this example A is used for the three I.'aRX for the two 0”l, etc. Single letters. apos- trophics. the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different.

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The North shore Hockey League

Indians President has had its annual meeting, and

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DoIdeodheIhIIOoIIIIIIPnc9aIonMIIo Idol Ilavonmu with wit some that Ii-supine on-

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from that wouldn't do the league a bit of good to have one competitor making the other three look like pee-wees on bnb skates. If all four teams meas- ure up, it should be a good league. I O I

One regulation of their constitu- tion that is being given the old "heave ho" this year is the rule that any player who ever played Intermediate "A" or senior shall be ineligible to play in the North shore League. Putting the skids on that one is a good idea. What dif- ference does it make what kind of hockey a fellow played in the past it he's now tripping over his beard? Old 0y Dennenay, (that could be spelled wrong, but you remember the boy, you old timers) would be okay now to play in the North

shore League. and he was once a The d1psy.dood1e,. 15 gm; harm it lion of either Holman Store and you will

star in the N. H. L. seems, and he will help the Hilzh find the Skates and Hockey necessities for ' S ' School quite a bit if he decides to , H ,,

FVL Frank Dunster, who will pm, Wm, them. Garth any is an, this king ot Winter Sports . . . Everything

coach the R.c.A.F. team. and do a little playing too, (says Frank). would be ineligible to play if that old rule was still "in the book." Prank was a member oi the ama- teur world champions of 1948, an R..C.A.l". team from Ottawa which won the Olympic title. In his hey- day, then F1-anlrwould be a little torrid for our hockey leagues but today Dunster is frankly dubious If he can keep up with the boys

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quite a bit of action this year. The

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High School team is entered in the South Shore League. and Johnston's Mercurys are slated to do their stuff is few miles nearer the north pole. We hope the two leagues will stagger their games if at all poss- ible, because we'd like to see as many games in both leagues as pos- sible, and no doubt other Summer- side fans feel the same way. Also. it might be a good idea to dodge the Major League games, because a lot or us like to take our weekly jaunt down to the Forum too. Well that's a pretty large nrder, boys but do the best you can anyway. O I I

When reviewing the hockey tal- ent in Summerside. we didn't know that Donald Darby was in town.

other boy we forgot to mention Garth will probably line up with the Mercurys this year. We have nothing official on that. Coke Gra- dy is definitely with the Sum-hi

kids. and rumor has it that Laysh Schurman will be back homo in time to play with the team too. 1

To erect, or'no't t'o erect it high; board fence around the Elizabeth: Park baseball diamond. That's the,

vimiyuaumumwuu. down here. He's been out of action question the Town council Wm: for some time and though no Me- have to decide. The Granville! o-dunno-ay-aammi thusaleh, he's on the hockey tobog- street residents He naturally l'iCI.I

failing in line with the idea. The. baseball heads are for the most part for it. The town fathers will have to decide one way or the other. They can't stay "on the tence". I

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