THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

was the latest in a series of mis- including Olympia in Detroit and

adventures for the blonde skater. Madison Square Garden in New Her ice show was produced for York.

several years with Arthur Wlrtz Two years ago. Miss I-lenie fall-

of Chicago and appeared in some ed to reach agreement with Wirtz

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about to do her own show.

The Wirtz show continued with the youthfu'l Canadian star. Bar- bara Ann Scott. in the leading role.

NOVEMBER 13, 1952 A fggg sEvENy rjj 3

break last year when some stands collapsed at Baltimore. Md.. dur- ing a show. A number of specta- tors were injured and law suits totailinl 35,000,000 were filed and

Rink Company is about to have its annual meeting to prepare for the winter season, and that is a re- minder of the many stirring hoc- key battles which took place in

Sport Echoes

l v 0 V ' From . ' . ' Prince county ' Our athletes abrosd-We notice

Mel Campbell and Dec Leiurgey

that rink last winter. The Free- of the nation's major stadiums. on contract terms and she set Miss I-lenie's show got a bed are pending against Miss Henie. town Royals emerged on top as .

usual. and we wonder when some i-

team-ie going to come forward and

break the unbeaten string of this i ' '

fine intermediate team. 0 O O

In our last "Echoes" we omitted

Ibo oooooooora-.......'ooeo

are playing football "with Horton Academy. and that their team is in the finals for the interscholastic

to mention the Airforce Daks. who at the R. C. A. I". banquet receiv- ed the Roy Boates Trophy for

'13sh!:'lEgf1"':;i1; 0' N0" 590m- M”. winning the championship of the

9: 'n””c” ""1 M” Ladies Softball League Sum uchM Campbell. summer Street .sum- . ' g ,4 y and Dee is n wn'of M". zilizimersiue Ladies Softball Lea

Katherine Lef.drg.ey..y Green -Street. Sonia Heinieg Cancels Show

Ebo ..o.s.eo.oo6ooo SWIFT'S SAUSAGE. lb. . . . . . 37:

L Donald Nicholson. son of Mr. and

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Allison football team that went down to defeat after a hard strug- gle with the St. Dunstan's ruggers last Saturday.

O O 3 o o 0 o o o o o e o o o o Mrmm iwlncgrthyilnwg ti: Mr. so g;e Nix.” 1:” I. oan ac r ur. r . ' yvoodbury street, has caught on with the worlds leading skaters, has can.

celled her new ice show which was to have been shown in De- troit next week.

The former Olympics champion said prohibitive costs of playing in small arenas has forced dis- continuance of her planned show. She said she would await new offers from the theatres or tele- vision.

Miss Henle and her husband. Winthrop Gardiner. Jr., reported- ly invested 8500.000 in the new '

show which hlid a 3.30.000 eekl ' I , . . . y ' . pamicimmmns in Dmmwnew: ' small. yet not too small. smartly styled. beautifully covered and soundly constructed- papers Tuesday inloi'med early iic- Just the type of choir to "fit" snugly IIITO any room-Living Room. Den. Bedroom or ket purchasers that their money would be refunded. . . . A wide variety of covers and colors from which to make a solecl'ion-- If you do not wish to take delivery now we will hold until Christmas (now only six weeks away) or until you are ready to accept delivery. But BUY NOW.

North Sydney Junior hockey team. Ron will play defence for the Northside squad. Due to an over- supply of local forwards. Paul Schurman and Bill Purcell failed to catch on, and have returned home. 0 v 0 O 0 Congratulations are due the st. Dunstan rugby team for their winning of the Maritime intercol- legiate crown. the first time, we understand that this has been ac- complished by an Island team. Much of the credit must go to A. J. McAdam, their coach, who has brought the boys along with trem- endous strides in the last two or three years. They were knocking at the door last year, but this same Mount A team stood in their way. Thi syear they just wouldn't be denied and brought homeihe bacon by I. close victory on a foreign

field.

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Art Pendergast, son of that fell- known sports authority. "Big Jim” Pendergast. of Kensington. is a member of the new Maritime champions. All Jim's boys were athletes. but the other boys were bigger than Art, and not as fast. Boxing was their chief sport. and if you got tagged on the chin by So Easy-Shaving Tlllll Tough one of them. you were likely to hit Board In N9 Prgblgm Ag An til-ie resin with disconcerting sud-

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