JUNE. 19. 1952

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE SEVEN

Vail and Vicinity

Mr. Gordon Carr was a visitor ,,, York June 12th. where he was mg guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter

proud.

pr. Benson Auld of Halifax is gpPI1dil"iK a holiday at Covehead. H... guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay Auld.

Miss Earle Ling spent Saturday lune 14th. in York. where she Ins me guest of Miss Wilma

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Nan-son.

Much sympathy is extended to ML and Mrs. Garfield Clow. Pleasant Grove. on the death of iii:-ir son Everett Clow.

Mr. Raymond Watts had his rtiial” cemented last week and ..iii he building his new house in the near future.

Mr. Harry Lewis had a cellar dug last week. He intends to put up I new barn in the near fut-

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ilro.

Mr nnd Mr;-IV3:ncst McDonald .,..1 two daughters. Deborah and llfazr-I were in the city on Mon- rlny, June 16th.

sir, Willard Tvfurray is spending ,, :llIll'L holiday at his home in

Yo! k.

Mi. and Mrs. W;lter Auld and

F,i-rry and Joan were visitors to.

rnvoimari on Sunday. June 15th.

xiv and Mrs. Gordon Crockett .,,,..i Sunday. June 15th at .-,,.,-1..-ml where they were the

...-sis of Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay Auld.

yiir, Stuart McDonald. City. ,..-..i the weekend at his home in inicilonri. the RUE" 0" his DH- .-um. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mc- imp-ilrl.

Miss Vivian Allen. Georgetown. has arcopted a position at Mr. i.j.i.m.. I-lzirdy's in York.

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"Spring"

lined-morningl good-morning! old mother earth,

ll'h,V the cheery smuo. lace min-

. ing with mirth!

How can such exuberance, vigor.

vim. 'il'r-nri so softly o'er the soil's soggy rim?

old earth. you're looking awfully clean. new.

Did you wash your face in the sparkling dew? .

1 now you've changed your som- lirr winter dress

For a gown of shimmering loveli- llVSS.

And who gave you that corssge of yellow?

was if. Mister sun?-gallant old leliniv.

1 line rnzir beautiful new blue hflllflei

with all the gay streamers waving on it.

It's rlaring.set atop birdat dashing wings. Molllilriins. trees, hills. oceans and

lliings;

Yes. indeed, it's quite becoming in youl

Especially so with your new hair- do.

Grind-afternoon! merry old mother earth.

My congratulations on your re- birth!

I suspect you're beginning to lituseclean

Jvirlring by your lovely carpet of Riff-3011.

llinliier earth, may one of the laity Now info? you in your fun and a e

ii Just out. and wander all over the

place. With a song in my heart. wind in my face.

We'll erxplore every old haunt to-

get er Old earth. thrilled by enjoyable weathe -

1'. We'll sing with the birds. list to"

babbling brooks, sunshine fills all crannies. crevices. nooks,

0! zrgrllllher nature, o'erflowing my A waves of gladness o'er and o'er V me roll. lllrl earth, you cannot know the Moe you bring lliscnurngcd hearts with the glory of spring. Wi-lttcn March 3i. 1951-0. 6. Gnrrlnn,

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llFlADING. England - (OP) - ””l'-T.v Beasley. who recently-cele- hmvri his moth birthday. enjoys rirarets and a glass of whisky ev- "W d5.V- His only motto is: "En- ! purself and don't worry."

including his of taln aa a national hero. but. a ,, in Korea since the outset. he

' Hero itoqueist-siulleiifiiwto Korea

BACK IN HIS DUGOUT in Korea is Lance-Corporal Bill Speak-. man. British hero awarded the Victoria Cross-equivalent of the Congressional Medal. Before and after being wounded. with com- plete disregard for hia.own safety. S eakman led six other men in repeated grenade charges. inflicting late and allowing his wounded and greatly outnumbered comrades.

icers. to withdraw to safety

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eavy losses on the Commun-

. He returned to Bri- fightlng man of a fighting stock asked to return to the battle.” J

Produce MONTREAL. June 17 - (OP) -

tllfe I

ill-5lV,; size 50-511,9; mediu.m size 49-491,5: small size 38: B 34; C 25. Receipts: 709 cases.

Receipts: Nil.

white 27 ifili: Ontario colored 27- 13. 17.0. B. factory: Quebec whim ZGVI: Quebec colored Zflli: F.O.B. Montreal: Wholesale Ontario Ont- ario white 28; Ontario colored 28- 1.4; wholesale Quebec white 2'7V,: Quebec colored 27h. Receipts: 977 boxes

Potatoes: (Small to retailers) N.B. No. 1 l0's .75-.80; N. 13. No. 1 50's 3.25-3.50; N. B. No. 1 75's 5.25-5.50: P.E.I. No. 1 10's .75-.80; RE. I. No. 1 75's 550-5 5: Maine No. 1 50's 3.25-3.50: Oali r- me, new white 100's 7.75-8.00, California new white ”B" l(l0'a 7.00; Que. No. 1 50's 3.00-3.25; Virginia "A" 100': 0.00.

Produce prices quoted today by the Federal Department of Agricul-

Elrgs: Free cases. extra large size large size 50-5li!i; large

Butter: Current receipts Que. No. i pasteurized fresh 5'l',.'.; Que. No. 2 5614; wholesale Que. No. i post- eurized fresh 5814: first grade creamery prints Job price 571,5-58.

Cheese: Current receipts Ontario

wholesale ' lots

Canadian Dollar

MON'I'R.EAL, June ill - (OP) - The United States dollar today closed at a discount of 2 W32 per cent in terms of Canadian funds, unchanged from Tuesday's close. That is, it took 30.97 ZWEZ Canad- ian to buy si American.

The pound sterling was 52.72 1Ul6, down lll6 from Tuesday.

Grain WINNIPEG. June 18 - (CF) .- Closinz prices of coarse grain showed a firmer il'Plld today on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange with gains spread across the hoard.

Upiurns in U. 5. grain markets ivci-n considered a factor in fairly active trading.

Commercial demand improved in cats and barley credited to export accounts. American shippers made good purchases of oats.

Flax brought huying by indust- rial interests and some American demand developed in rye.

Overnight loadings of Canadian wheat for export were: United Kingdom 3.350.000 bushels. Belgium 80.000, ltaly 265.000, and Norway 60.000. ' ,

Prices of class two and I. W.A.

Sugar llayisays Condition Good

POMPTON LAKES, N. J.. June 18 - (AP-) - Sugar Ray Robinson said he was in his best condition of the last two years yesterday as he did road work and punched the bag in a light drill for Monday's light heavyweight title match with champion Joey Maxim at Yankee Stadium.

Manager George Gainford re- ll ” Robinson's schedule to include boxing only on Wednesday and Friday in the final week.

"We're mapping our program to bring Ray into the ring at low pounds. his perfect weight," said Galnford.

Greco To Defend Title Next Month

BA.L'I'liMlORE. June it! - (AP) - Johnny Greco. Canadian wel- terweight champion announced Tueg sday he will defend his title in Montreal next month against Armand Eavoie.

Greco said the exact date had not been set.

The Canadian champion fought in Baltimore Monday night, winning the judges' unanimous decision over Luis Ortiz of Puerto Rico.

New York Stocks '

Nszw YORK. Juhe is - (AP) .. Msln stock sales:

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FORMAL WEAR

Full Dress

The tail coat. the

after six on formal occasions. in stock serv-

Sizes 36 to 4,4 ............., 79.00

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Tuxedo

The dinner ieckef, the correct attire for par- ties and semi-forrnai functions after six pm. In stock service. Size: 3610 42 . . . . . 69.00

We have a complete stock of shirts and accessoriel ,

Queen of Sheba II

stock Close .

AmCar&l”r ..s91-sw R 1-

Anaconda y 44 l-4

Beth Steel 49 l-2 C

Cdn Pac 35 3-6 A t

Ghee do Ohio 35 1-4

Cons Ed . 31 3-4

gIenAlg':;cL 33 3 4 ASCOT, England. June 18 -

Gm Mots 58 -8 (AP)-Major Dermot MacAimont,

GtNRy Pt 52 W. one of Britain's wealthiest race-

Kennew” 77 N8 horse owners. won the Royal llunt

Mnmmry W . 4 Cup at Ascot for the second

NY Gem I H straight year today when his

Radio cow 3 four-year-old filly, Queen of

am 0" NJ Sheba. streaked to it half-lengtl;

T” C” vliimiiio t 7 n t Q r sh b ' ' o s o, ueen o e a

at: igliliifrait whipped a field of 28 other start-

Us Steel -- era to earn a purse of nearly 13.-

west U" Tel 000 (58,400). Lord Durham's

Woolworth Briinetto was second with John

wheat wdre Closing prices: Oats: Jly 795i: Oct. Elli.-A; Dec.

a cent.

1.20; Oct. 1.209;.-; Dec. l.l8l,ii.

Rye: Jiy 1.091;; Oci. 2.001;; Dec. 2.00','nB.

Flax: Jly 8.94; Oct. 3.95; Dec. 3.88. ':PTdi'AlaVcl.(iTtiml-:t&kvqTtEs-

see page in GREAT"-cb7l'Lr'lcLn

Fore-runner of the great Penn- sylvania coalfields was the discov-

ery of anthracite at Carbon Coun- ty, Pa.. in 1791. ,

Dewai"s Aristophanes third by half is length.

Before the race. Queen Eliza- beth, the Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Margaret rode along the track in state carriages.

The Queen had an entry in the first race, the 1 l-2-mile Ribbles- dale Stakes. but it could not do better than third to Frenchman's Marcel Boussac's Esquilla a 9 to '2 favorite. Tile Queen's horse. Stream of Light. was 6 to 1 in the books.

Queen Elizabeth wore a black and white taffeta dress, with :1 full skirt, a black corded silk coat. a close-fitting ostrich feather hat. plack gloves and black shoes. She carried a black handbag.

Princess Margaret wore a black

organdie dress with a pleated skirt and a short white mink coat. 1-fer close fitting Hat was black and white. She had a white bow at the neck of her frock.

Negotiations for Layne-Walcoll Fighl Collapse

NEW YORK. Julie 18 - (AP) -Marvin Jenson. manager of heavyweight Rex Layne. said to- day negotiations for a'July title fight with champion Jersey Joe Walcott had collapsed.

"We thought we could go in late July or early August. if they would move back Walcott's tenta- tive September fight with the Rocky Marciano - Harry Matthews winner." said Jenson.

"After we talked with Jim Norris (International Boxing Club president) we found that the Sep- tember date couldn't be set back."

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