JANUARY 5. 1952 ' -T HE GUARDIAN.

uuntergjorner First lSllectionlllOf Mayors hixed Curling This Evening

. . . ll bases were the 'fillv The following- mixed curling O 3 the pun - The first section of the Mayorls matches are scheduled at the gaggllxglgluzlngsgs ogtggg .?t17gg'3 competition at the Charlottetown Charlottetown Curling Club this she" New York and the thnep curling club will get underway evenmsl ' '

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watch the little geysers of water shoot upward as ducks made their l-(st landing run-1 see pheasants. ,.i-my-ed in all the glory of autumn. in swift flight against a blue sky ..l feel the weight of a. brace of Nature's beauties in my game pockets-I see white dunes and sparkling blue water and hrown rlv.-ds rising from the sere sedge- I hear dying leaves rustle in the (lawn wind and thrill as the wild ,.lusic of geese beau time to the throbbing of my 'ncart- I see a seal brown setter do his stuff with .1 master hand amt swift. dar-tin):

In Europe

LONDON. Jan. 4 - (OP) .- Ed- monton Mercurys, Canada's hope for the Olympic hockey title. will play more than 30 games in 1') countries and will probably partic- ipate in three tournaments after their arrival from Canada, it was announced today.

The Mercurys. scheduled to ar- rive at Prestwlck tomorrow by air

almost immediately. The play an

mum break from am” mngksg I exhibition game at Ayr tomorrow

:mell the heart warinlng aroma. of :.'.asllng game and watch the deep slices of white breast meat curl off the carving knife-I wonder if 1932 will be so kind to me.

51;l;00 FIRE DAMAGE

PlC'IUU, N. 5.. Jan. 4 --(CP)- Damage estimated at 515,000 was caused here today when fire broke out in the plant of G. J. Hamilton and Sons Ltd. The fire. discovered by watt-hmani George Fraser. started on the third floor of the four-storey building. Fire-

uight. at Perth next Wednesday. at Falkirk Jan. ll and at Paisley Jan. '1

Then they go to London for a one-game stand before starting a continental tour which includes six or seven games in Germany. two in France. two in Belgium. two in Holland. three or four in Swe- den. one in Norway, five in swit- zerland and three in Italy. .

These do not include tourna- ment games. Apart from the win- ter Olympics at Oslo starting Feb l-l. there will be two major com- petitions. The first. to be held in

men confined the l')lZlZO to a small Slleden '”"””K F95 25 l5 3 MW

section of the building.

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tournament and will probably in- iolve Canada, United States, Swe- den and Czechoslovakia.

pri-scnted liy .l.F. (Bunny) Ahearnc,

from Montreal, get, on their ,nm5' Neill, D. Saunders. R. R.

The winner will receive a trophy J. A. Likely? J. squarcbrlggsl Er

worship Mayor Stewart.

Following are the rinks and schedule of” play:

Pint Section Saturday-2 P. M.

Ice 1-J. W. Dixon. G. Foster. R. Manning. Col. G. E. Full, skip: vs.. Don McDonald. T. M. Glllis. R. Jones. Ivan Horne. skip.

Ice Z-Fred McMillan. Ev Mc- Bell. ekip; vs.. E. A. House, W. Mc- Laine, J. S. McKay. J. S. Moore. skip.

Icc 3--Alastair McLeod, H. E. Hyndinan, A. Bagnall, A. W. Hyndman. skip; vs.. Dr. Sterns. E. E. Jardlne. A. O. F. Gill, J. E. Burden. skip.

Ice 4-S. Johnson, J. D. Slew- art, R. Parent, H. R. Bevan, skip; vs.. K. Myers, N. Nicholson, H. C. Bohaker. R. Carruthers.

Saturday-8 :30 P. M.

loo 1-J. Connolly. Al Rogers. W. Burnett. Dr. Prowse. skip; vs.. W. Kelly, J. Wilson, A. How- atl, Ed. Tanton, skip.

Icc 2-Elmer McDonald. C. Mac- Donald. W. MacNelll, J. S. Mc- Donald. skip; vs.. Dr. McDonald,

F. Acorn. skip.

Hill, Rosemary Hill. James Bui- den (skip). vs. Ann Burnett, Lynn Bumett. Laura Pickard, Walter Pickard (skip).

Ice 2 -- Tillie Hawkins. Jim Campbell, Bertie Howalt. Arnett Howa-it (skip). vs. Georgina Campbell. Jack Wilson. Sybil Mac- Millan. J. Lai-trabee (skip).

Ice 3 - lnez Gallant. Chris. Gallant. Mary MacLcnnan. W. C. Maclnnis (skip) vs. Etta Bell. K. Anderson. Agnes Hoyt. George Hawkins (skip).

Ice 4 - Yvonne Wilson. Bessie Prowse. Marion Dackcndorff, Frank Hobbs (skip) vs Dorothy Stewart, Jean Grant, Velma Mel- llsh. Murray Mellish (skip).

. 'i 9.00 PM.

ice 1 - Barbara Rovper. Arthur Roper. Marjorie Allen. Frank Han- sen (skip) vs. Jean MacLean. Ed. Wood. Doris Mac.-Donald. Stirling MacDonald (skip).

Ice 2 - Nora MacDonald. Clif- ford MacDonald. Helen Likely, Andy Likely (skip) vs. Emily Raynor, Gordon Rayner. Marie MacNeill. Bill Mac-Neill (skip).

Hoyt. Claudia Acorn. Frank Acorn (skip) vs. shlrley Storey,

Wes Storey, Elizabeth MacDon- ald, Dr. Wendell MacDonald (skip).

ice 3 -- Lillian Duchemin. Waldo:

Ice 4 -- Hclen Tanton, Ed Tan-

Mangelll, Milan. Italy. heading for foreign homes are the stallions Joe's Pride, 2.03l,&. White Hanover, 2.04 U5, and several oth- ers.

Johnny Simpson is no longer the youngest of the more than 100 horsemen who have driven a mile in two minutes or better. He was dethroned last month by Jimmy FitzPatrick. aged 20, son of the famous Harry Fltz.Patrlck. who for several years campaigned

the E. J. Baker Stables. Jimmy drove Hal Senator in 2.00 fiat. Simpson had held the "Young-

r-st Driver" title on the strength of a two-minute drive behind the pacer My Birthday in 1942. He was then 22 years old.

We have received several feed formulas from Col. Jim Calkin, Woodstock. N.B., furnished him by David Day of Dale, Ind.. which we hope in publish next week. Thanks Jim for your interest and the trouble you have taken to assist harness horsemen.

Just at the end of the year wr had a letter from A.K. (Ollic) MacNclll', Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask, uncm we are glad to notice is one of the principals in a move to es- tablish a racing circuit in the llf)'lh6l'Il part of the province. At a meeting there recently. Ollie was

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iSEASON-ENB”

CLElill)iNCll SALE

SUITINGS

llEEK 0F JANUARY 7TH

OF IMPORTED

Hcre7s your nppnriuiiiiy to buy Warreii K. (look garnicnls CllSl()lll tailored to ymir order at a very

ton. Kay Johnston. Doug Saund-,UPClrCd President and 11 Stroll)! diI'- Sllhslilllllzll dlscuunl"

; It-n 3-Ed. Nichols-mi. H. Scar. eBrs (skip) vs. Ethel Sutlici-land,;r"'oi'atc setup. Fort Qu'Ahpelle u'a.;

- . R. S. P. Jnrdine. T. W. L. Prowse. arry MacDonald. Ad.-i Maiiar,' arned as the first town on the com- LhsyghlrrghifgrCflzmrsfgltigrsrxgsgg skip; V," H, Mcrnnis, c. H, Kydd, Wendell Worth (skip). ing season's circuit and the season by Lethbridge Mable BIS. Dnte: Dr. Gallant, F. Hansen. skip. will open there May 24. The Fort

and details have not be n. arrang- Ice 4---I-7. M. Robinson, 5. Bea- T ' 't '9-”'ApPe"e "wk is mnsideregd bv ed. but this will probably involve Ion. R. Spillei, H. Spillel, skip; y , -""59""?" 85 0"? 0' "19 be-it 0”

a straight two-way struggle be- vs.. 1.. Johnson, D. O'Rourke, W. G ”” Ci”3”"' arid Quite 3 mlmb” M eorgeiown 3

Ween Canada and 5 British mm, pi(.knrd' wp Hp wmmv skip. them will move there a few weeks

See (that they had some real good rac- Interme-diate Hockey

wail-known British hockey offic- litl

STEWART

cow cumnc souirmrur

The choice is varied but the

supply is limited so cnine in today.

I .ii:;z last year and enthusiasm is Last. evening in an exhibitloii growing. For some reason harness E7-"W 1" Georzetown Rink. a teainl horse racing had a set-hack in of Trinity Scouts from Charlotte- western Canada and is now start- towr. nosed out a snappy team of in;-, to pick up lost ground from

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Championships

Saskatchewan winners are ex-

Moncton Feb. 18-21 are well under

key players and others interested in such d league.

The following letter has been forwarded to individual

"Dear Hockey Player:

foam to represent Charlottetown

ATTENTION ALL BANKS

The Prince Edward Island Regiment (11 Reece.) 1952 Local Headquarters Training Period will commence in Charlottetown

SUNDAY. Gill JAN- 1952 .".:.i:.L” i?.'3..';2llK.7'”?i...I'.'”"'i'oo”ii s '97 BROOKLYN. Jan. -Tamra)-

"A" and "B" Sqns. and Headquarters Sqa. personnel residing in the Charlottetown urea.

Unit transport will be provided for "B" Sqn. personnel. leaving Souris 1200 hours. 6 Jam. 1952.

A. W. ROGERS. Lt.-Col.

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hockey Goteli. F. Walker, 5. Hansen. J.

Box signed for t'ie.1952 season.

wards. R. Gallant. C. Gallant. R. Landry. G. Rafuse. E. Murphy, S.

mont captured the provincial League throughout the winter in ;4mmeLown' N; Hum," 203

Driilmum championship chi-iztmns week order to give all Intermediates 3-Trinity. Campbell when too rinks competed in all" opportunity to play hockey (Kennedy) , 9.3); mammoth bonspiel at Winnipeg. and B180 6 Chfmce 10 make UP 8 3”; period

i , l d 4-Georgetown. Landry . 2.12 DGCWG 00 be named F5b- 11- BT11” A" we "'"med""e. P 33' ”w"s 5-Georgetown. Gallant ll..'i.'l th Ab t I lsb Columbia Jan 25 and Ontario Wf,lXl"3 "9 'Fu”1'"b ”;”l';- th. 6--Trinity, Reid kn" 19' ' Sl.IndI;neaeHerl5IU01vlV in the oeffice 1:: (M”K"m” ) 13'” V M;I'hel playdgwn mclommilitteguueili: me Department of Phyuc” Fm 7-Trinity, Reid (Tweedy) 14.49 v "F on un er C. rma ncss, Barbour Building at 2:30 to '":D"-WC Gmmw mm” akcgignegg r:;a It-:e.du:,p bani :2: talk over plans and to make up 1. C d :0. ?3l:lelnh;iiizuHe,aid Lending Du; chnmlluonshlp: in. the iiwo (teams! necttzssaryl to ubrlnlsg u o. as r en . ' ye oop o a our-cam eag e. No. MA Clipping Head 816.75 "mgflngi pmvlncm "M cm"5p”"' is hoped that a league such as C h No. 61A Grooming Brush 822.50 man "Mr" ' we are proposing will give a lot Th nlcalnCtn1lke(:ii:teo! ..s..?.”?l.?”3.i3'i?.& M mm" " W M "mi 91:": - ' " ' c d t l l 1. k .. u . . .. . .... .. M ..,;..- . a Rogers Hardware the Sifton Trophy last year It isiliwxthenspotmht lhctaerestociteysholild - ' COMPANY LIMITED Nelson. B.C. hold. ' u .. order Through Your Local I,-We Wm.” pmted by Michael on IazpriggS3fl”n"daV;'"1a:'fer;!:::n mam: James Cudmore was elected Merclun Angelo at the In 0' 16 are in the MI": along any Om", play": who coach of the Montague. Meteors Bargello Palace at Florence. Italy. may heilnterested.” hmkey tum " A wwm meeting

held last night in the offices of the Montague .5 in 31.00 Store. A large number of team members and others were present to discuss several problems pertaining to the team. It was decided to call an- other full practice for Monday night when the final members of the team would be chosen. Mr. Cudmore. who 'has been playing with the team during the season. has taken over the job exclusively of coaching the team. and when necessary will take up his usual position at centre ice. Mr. John White has been ap- pointed last evening to look after financing the team.

with the hockey season getting

Roy Campanella, Brooklyn Dodg- ers' catcher. will undergo an oper- ation Tuesday for removal of four bone chlbljroln his left elbow.

CHICAGO. Jan. .'i ..rAP) - Chicago White sox today an- nounced that the signed contract of shortstop Chico Carrasquel had been received from Caracas. Vene- zuela. Carrasquel's home This brought to 12 the number of White

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NEW YOR.K,”Jan. 4 - (AP) -

Campbell, R. Mallett. B. Reid. Aiflcld

son took river big fizht promotion

when Sir Charles Cochran quit the business. He put On many im-

fought Tommy Gibbons oil

Georicgletown midgets after three the runners. Years ago some or the C cu,MA"" ff-'JVdi:e5 Oi EXCINIIE. evenly matched p)a,:r;ninCatrl::datt)orld vrcrc with ' 'l'hci'e is a possibility that there F 11",. g H . I ' ' k f 'W"'V"""' ''"'-V b" 1" 1"''''".'ed”"'.' "”.”'"”y s.ixiioni:iy."g me m we W5 amt LONDON Hllait. '4 C ."illi--- l I7 g,,,u.'M League, in the City this winter r. A V D p E - - t .. I, o depmdmg upon the outcome of 3 Ieorgetoun Goal. E. Mam Mai. Arnold Wilsnn, once Brit . NW'IiP N050 mum": Sum!" afternoon at hocg Lecd: defence. J. Lavei-3. D. Mac-laln's blgzest. hoxin: prnmolor. riled X t Donald. S. Btirkr. G. Murphy: inr- ..1 hospital today. He was 67. wil- '

Aids in the control of lice. ticks . - ' 1, - !

ctc..)vhich greetlvafiect mill: ore-3, WINNIPEG. Jan. 4 -(ci:)- 2:,"dy”;:,.fo"udnd.f,:':"fea:" .f.'l"G,.?,'g W:-:)?,'n3' Tcpghzfii Roger Mac, 3.?:,:.?,?tw:fn;Ef:f:d;.?,:tTi,.. K35 W x duuwni chpmnm. "'7' "95 P1335 WT. WW D0mW9" N3” Francis. President of the Abeg- Leod: defcnce..l3ill Kennedy Gorci.air show at wemblcy Stadium in! Qi x .-R i) No ".4 9. "5 u..fuh.” school curling championships at wen club. 'lwt-edy: forwards. R. Partridge. AJ192? when Britain's Jack Bloom-, ( if ' ciomzs x-.xVC

7"" ”"""”'"' "' Way. Ken Watson of Winnipeg. "Just a note to advise you that llIacKenzie. B. Gregory. ST-- Pnu1- . 0'-"W-"" 0' 5"-"""'" committee chairman. announced the Abcgweit Club in co-operation sumyugy tonight. with the Department of Physical 13; 1-"god To date, only Manitoba has de- Fitness is planning on operating. g-'1-yjmgy, Rem (Gregory) 1421 clared a winner. Ron Gray of Bel- a four-tcam Intermediate Hockey and. puma

maintenance costs and

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