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. “nt Period: Amateur Hockey Association to be

. ` No score. presented at the annual meeting in

penames__N0ne Moncton on Monday, will show a

swond p,,.|,,,| ` surplus of at least $1000

All

1 Cup games, which will be played

Vancouver, The first game is to played on April 8th, the second

B ll n' rl = A - -

____ 1_om,wa_ Shields (Weu,md)_ Officials of the Association state ol-l1;he12ll,_

,. csuoy Night 8 p.m.

Traverse J r. vs. Borden

(Continued from Page 1) 0,45, that the surplus has been effected

through stringent economy in a

E The following, taken i...... .l

I. of Playoff for Abe ¢||, Ciletornls Act-Effective tomorrow, 3_0t|;,,_wa,_ gox (E Roche) |_7_19_ winter which witnessed greatly de- fax paper, speaks for itgell;

"Big Three" clubs await the out- gretted that so few ctizens and

llotel Trophy. _ yy-iday Night 8 P. M. . ,.. Game in Playoff

' . . C 'I ' 'ks vs ape “wr” at l“`°s°“"° with those of former years. ne” Ye” 1° ‘my Brent extent.

Abegwelt Hotel Trophy

me skating after each g gaiurrlay Evenlng 8 P. M.

Special' Skate

Admlsmon, 10c,

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Gives Assurance

linued fr0m 'Page 3)

. Mr. Sharp: “Both." Lea: “Is it _possible that

l production had fallen of! nnunder the new man's

tion.

was surprised that there was increased thereunder. Rangers .. 4'!

the The following commod.tles, pre- Chicago .. 47

-» about Horticulture in tural Report.. Hills. Mr. Lea. repeated

_"_ ` 2-Ottawa, Weiland 2.31. gw_ .

he Cold rolled stainless steel sheets, Ottawa 48

boih?’ Continuing he claim- pressed sieel pulleys and cotton bil- _ Unllcd

at liard cloth are reduced in rnte un- _ P. hd- del* thc British Prefcrentlal Turlll BOStOn ... 48

the pound sterling will be valued Penalties-Robinson, Howe, creased gate receipts. Sectional for the purposes of special or dump l Third Period play-offs especially provided ex- lllk duty at $435 l“=“‘-ad of S4-40 as No score. tremeiy poor receipts in comparison

Changes in the tariff schedules RANGERS AT BOSTON The annual report will show a

are relatively few, being eontlned to H,ar._,;rs, 2; Boston, 3. registration of 1,133 players during lottetown officials will gather

less than 60 items. horizontal re-

the playing season, a large increase

lenses, various automolnle parts, re- . ‘ pair parts for all englnes, steel die- ‘ Canadian Section chggy ggrugh the swemng of me blocks, negatives ~for polygraphlc P.

prlntlng, certain cotton yarns for-'Tororlto .. 47 thread making, carpet-lng and mat- Maroons .. 47 ting of flax or paper, and cotton Canadiens . 47 pulp for paper Americans _ 47

ju r r s.

The annual meeting is expected again to place the name of Ja'mes Wry in nomination for the pres

39 ldency. Mr. Wl-y said tonight he 33 had not yet decided whether to of-

fer for re-election,

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24185 22198

14 22 11 85 115 11 27 10 88 131 States Section

$211

anna; ease, ',,‘.enocm,.] >-lldbf Seach sgssp

n Strict Training 52 .1 _ _ .3 in ought success

sently free of duty under the hlltlsll

only, whllc te.c\._.one apparatus is Detroit ... 48 _

his Preferential 'll\r.ff, are now made Ificials of these clubs know wh

- s'rocKr’0ilM. sweden, Merch d ' cms eec atren thenlngb

the 10th andthe fina., _ .»l,_,,gry_

Hail- of

held on Monday evening n~l the

,_ Town Hall, M.r. Lldstone, presid-

own Provincial Secretary and

_L urer, was present and gave ll most interesting talk on thc work

Scouts on the Island and all

over the world. It was much re-

ing. Mr. R.. C. Parent, of Charlotte- l , » ‘

reas l

come of the session but the resull parents were present, but the cubs

will not likely aliect' their plans

Lat

er on Moncton, Halifax and Chnl

fc. were nearly all there, besides a

number of Scouts, which was pleas-

- ing to Mr. Parent as he said “hc

‘Ol always liked to speak to the boys.”

mtl’ °W“ P°fS°n“1 P°W-WOW eh- . Mr. rldsrohc opened the meeting

that the "Big Three" moguls

lpianrling some drastic changes their own ranks in an effort to

g0c_ ductlons in rates have been effect- over mst years 800 re then the luturc of the M I-I L wll '

_ glstrati s. ' ~ - ~ ith om 'll tm d ks,

ed: Intel' Ellil 0" maluewsa °°n'»U51' N' H' L' The tncreagg 15 accounted DZ); be determined' It' is undersmm ‘$110 1156131112555 lofe

“re :taining boys to be practical, and

in in his opinion more attention bol' should be paid to the movement by

‘mfr me ‘f”m"‘"”““ °1 me le°g“°_ citizens in genenl. I-Ie was pleased Sum B' mule has been Mecha cv” to see the cubs so well represented.

since the Eastern circuit came in being. lt may not come even n but each season brings the pa masters nearer the point and uv knows, 1934 may sce them operat on a. real business-lille basis.

All the talk about Charlolteto

and Halifax clubs prepclling

| next season is pure hoccy. The

t‘° Mr. J. J. Eriman, secretary for ow the grup corrlmittee reported that If during the year six meetings were mf ‘held and a nu|r.l".-r of matters rc- “ ‘rpllring attention attended to.

1 Mr. E. J. Hallett, scout lvlaster

_Nu ‘for the lst Summer fe Tro" ~ gave

for 1 , “_ taken over the troup from Mr. J.

his report. He reported that he had

J Morris in February of last year

B.. ' “_ and that the boys had progressed

at made in the Draft Ad- free or reduced in rate under othel eparlm n g debate that the present Min- tarifls: Graf.iug stock, scrap alum- - 21-A E014 med” 101' T-119 b€St atb- as yet they have made no deflrlltl. Very Well' They- Wm' me 2nd

lf Public Works, when at t ni the Agricultural Depa hd achieved practically not ill “to eliminate skunk however, the Oppositioffle ended the Agrioultura

-d that more practic

- re given in the Techni under the Bell Governmen ellciuded with the statem

nd- _

1 Incl-_eased ` , ` _

it Prince of Wales Colle e, and general, will apply on light end medal lg given by the leadl,-lg The same applies to Halifax ‘a

al are earbons and canned shrimps. - Swoklwlm dally_ svenska Dagskaj . V

chiorete of lwteeh. Parts 0! weieh pagbladet after- careful selection

STOCK .IUNIORS -

DEFEAT McADAM

(Canadian Press)

their way into the Junior Basketball fin

‘ll Light Infantry Juniors

he ,inum, amyl alcohol, certain dyes ` letic achievement of 1932 and na- move to secure new material. rt- and dyeing compounds, xautllates. tional fame, has fallen to the lot fact is that the clubs will not lik' h- 1 nitrate of soda for abattolr use, olive of the young Swedish wrestler, Ivar start out-throating and playe s." oll, tartaric acid crystals. cork Johansson. who won two of Swed- wearing Moncton unies this seaso

‘ h

. floats, sera and separator weighen. en‘s eight Olympic gold medals in

dutles lntennealato Ins Angeles this summer The

1 ‘ \ _ t. movements and knitted goods of amongst the ougstahdlh 5 ,¢5-|be so if the Wolverines don't wa

(cahallrah rlessi l S P°

ent wool silk etc. __ meh Of the yeah him, and the goalie himself kic

li the beginning 'cf this ar- Tile existing temporary rates on SACKVILLE’ N' B" Much 21 l In this me lg, was his mdomlh for a change of scenery..

1 I ts Mount Allison Universiiy's senior

are confirmed as the eermanent _ sponsmansmp that won mm the

lr ts f f eme

rape Dar or ann nlll n baskwuu team Wm face Sams able fighting spirit and the fine The Nova Scotia Royal Banke

fair verdict. All the members of the Tw h

he troup had done several good turns ely the greatest of these was the rs Santa Pal fund. which provided rl fruit. toys, etc, for the poor chil- at |dren. The boys had been to camp

will do so next winter, unless t club relinquishes its hold on them. last July on the farm of Mr. Har-

nd ris McFarlane of Femwood and

y he wished to express thanlu to

Charlottetown Leo Sargent ma _ I Play with the Abbies but it will only Mr. and Mrs. Macrarlaac for the

tariff rates thereon. J°h“ T’°j°"‘“ 1°’ me New Bums p,.1m_ Iva, the son of a Aman m._ irl their fight for supremacy in t

1’l'0vlslon is made for the ware- :lik t":h:mtl;:°ns_;1£_)1ef:naL;`:;`;lt1,‘;! mer near 'the Swedish town of mmkersi Leaggxehtmalxn playedda penses of the camp- This was in

housing in Canada, by the import- it W “ ° ' N k , h _ deadlock last n g . e some eil

rocx. N. ls., March 21 en. or has-hearings for use la the _iantl-il; sinner: of wo¢;dst°°;n‘;f; f pnnmixshlfg ,,i,S,,,§;; £1225 ins a scoreless sie _;*_':°'_ °"°"lfw‘_‘

, ,, _ , as ame ere ~ l . eams

I Pm- “'1‘om°b“etr`l?l1lm‘1’yrefereure of four ‘nil/1o?lntm1\llison gwon its semi-final ‘ Ansel" °“ what was unanhmusly zxligllbillxd Tattfr part if the We

“1 1"’ A" N' 1 ‘ ronounced to be a. larlngly un-

of “nts per pound on raisins is ex- round by a total score of '19-67. p . 5 ln the deciding some f01” the T159

t of fin asslnB

. defeated Mchdam Jun- tended for one year, and free entry There was plen y e P iswemsh Kmup were discouraged p Y-

vlded for Palestine oranges and excellent shooting tonight.l

lwnisht. taking the semi- *' |“'° ~ and grumblea against what they . '

hurl ss-ls. _

NEURALGIA °,‘,"~_%-=~'e§ pn domains num

mlm o'5

lN|MENT

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ling But Ilvar Johansson stub

0n Size Of Purse

LUNENBURG, N. S.. MUCH 31 the Land Settlement scheme. un°`~°r dl-,vm ms weight by four kilos

0 We d on the

ably will race on Lake Michigan means further to assist develop- belleveable achievement in such this summer ll the century 0! ment of the coal and 8°ld 1111111118 short time. In the next eompetit

holder of the International Fish- extended, wherever possible, ad- that hm- Johwssohls hehwlo

‘.1 ' , l ' of Gloucester, while the Fair is on. volume of tourist traffic would -so mah 1,, every res]-,e,,¢_»~ He is kno

during the months ol Jmupry I0 with Woodstock resorting to longwonsldemd to be B down right m_ Apr" m°"""°' “"5” shwtmg' Mount Amsm mn justice- except Ivar himself, who EM" M '°°°“d'hmd ur mm is rm t'h'°“gh their °pp°nenw de' never protests or loses his nerve. \“`°h“m°d' ‘ence and “nk “mt 'mer sho; 'Several urged that he should be

` from points near the basket. withdrawn from the une 0! w__est_

- Nova sco'r1A ` 3

Race _W1llD¢P¢'*d (wm_e.;To; me D `.;§`.‘,§`.‘.i....`f.°“§.'T.Y°"......“‘Z`.’.`I." ..";`.1....‘l.`f

Ou.

-<c.P.>-Biueh<>Se» Queen f _which miners are niece ,as to he qualified for the welter North Atlantic fishing fleets. `pi'0b~ land, would be extended, and that welsh; oompemiom an almost ,m_

ion

progress expositon W1-S “P a fail' industries would be considered. he Wh hh, second gold medah

purse, Benefits of the Nova Sootin. Powerl Captain Einar Rube,-3, the lead-

The famous Lunenburg Banker, Conmlimlon-5 services would be er of the Swedlsh W,.esue,.5_ md The exceptionally smmg wolveb

prman's Trophy. is being Sent 'D ditlona! sections of trunk roads aft/er being defeated gave his com- the Fair for Exhibition. and it has would be brought up to present rades their moral force and firm- been proposed that she clash with standard. iness of purpose. "Ivar Johansson,"

rel- old rival Gertrude L- Theblild The campaign to increase tlleihe said "stands as"a model sports- _ook 0” me

l . Mayer W. E. Knock, vice-Presb contnued. Ito take victory and failure with

l' ’ ` dent of Lunenburg Exhibitors Lim- The Speech declared that "every the same modesty and self control,

ited, today said he and his Direc- economy compatible with elfieltllt and, if defeated, never utters a tors were ol'»rJ0Se<‘l te any title 00"- administration will be exercised." |word of regret or pleads .injustice

- He then hurried into the steam- (C,h,,1|,,|, pl-“sl

Studied. Pf°ml-Sed f-Yi9~T» OPBYFMOU °f baths and in 12 hours brought SAINT JOHN’ N_ Bu Mal-on 21

als, engaged in an exhibition rnat here tonight, Halifax winning 3-

irle defence withstood all assaul

period, when Estabrooks scored Joe Beatorl's pass after Saint J

until' the last minute of the third

on ohn

two defenceman and

played five forwards in a final cf-

_fort to score. Five seconds before the game ended Lawlor caught the opposing squad up the ice and had :only the Saint John goalie to beat.

;t.Y. ' 7.00-7.30 p. m. t,,,,,d la a :acc for the trophy at .hovhlg the address in reply- "Yet his father. when the cha mme

test on inland waters, and he dc- The past your had DW" 8 d1f""or bad luck. Evidently Ivar Johan- ciarea niueacse would not be eh- cult one. Mr. MacKenzie Sold in asoh inherited his composure from

He scored from near tile corner. I Mosher, assisted by Lennon and

r Beazley, counted for Halifax in the

' , tl fl.-15 rself in _ - £5- _ __ thi Fair. today Nova seo a n he came into the local shop to buy mt mod and Mcmm made __

That should be stezed 011 the rt very favorable position compewd his modest provisions he was told 5 P

oti er arts of the world The about his son-S victories at Los An successful solo dash Ln the second

5 Atiantlc,"`he said. to 1 P _ - , - sesskm

He also said the Directors were present sesslonwas theeghth under- gash wr-he my seems to have done - B rs’ lmmup mcluded

_ .. Th av

opposed w “cms Bmenase on a Conservative Bdmmmmmlgnd all-id wen' me old man replied with- Joe ;eat<;l ind Hymie McArthur.

‘i l s the h had .been mai' e Y ut tl l t it t, ~

" X221? allvvitlcllxrlitirxetl aghtauurinij fail- ;,;;:¢_¥;a:,°b,bly the mos, strip- ;;“wh;;s°°:nd°x_:u_;'_‘;‘_‘f"m_'rim hs; with cilarlottetown Ahegweiis this

th sgglll lcglsia ms "mc sl _,_ season, und Bobbie Beaton, prom-

, parse, _' ing feature was e ' farm ea

&` Asked what he considered a fair uoh which had hella passed- .1 name on mothers allowances. inihimilm R.c-sen-lbling a fountah pen,

ising Halifax junior.

R Wolverines will play an exhibi-

purse, he declined to _ amgmlg wage act establishment of a de- pe,-,cn has been mwmcd that __p_ tion match with Ft::dcricdto;13eC‘:lcl;s

"°"’°°‘°“' W. Smith, President of Lim- pa.rtment’of health. plies iodine to wounds in single "B15 "°m°"°w ms ' an 9' _ 'lu unusual cv - the ho that out d may play at Fredericton on Friday.

‘ enburg Exhibitors Limited, now is 'May I express pe rops. , ln hic o arranging for exhibit- of the present Pl'°¢°¢‘“"3’ were

OXY c .

‘I N Scotia steel ._i___..___-------- SAYS AARON T0 ISAAC

(IgA '_ | 1. 1- ¢ 5 ing the schooner. A message f\'°m may e\‘lS€ e "GW °"“ _

_ 6 him today indicated that the' Fair which can still earry on the bus-

" ll ltlg wel- lvln him every iness of cool mining and steel l>l’°'|the seconder, declaring, in refer

._ ,.. aut or s e E 8 _ ,

, -if uamancm ducyoh gh R way that will be sat- ence to the Nova Scotia steel and Two men had just finished rlin- ; - _______-_-- lsfoetory to the people.” said MY- Coal roceivcrship, that "thc final ner in a restaurant, when one of-

a fered the other a c'gar

' , 11-le English language l_<, taught in Douglas. result of leglslation passed by _ .

f ' every muh gsllqgl 5,, Japan, even Mining events of the past few former Government has now be-_ "Vot‘s the matter with if-?_" alk-

months .hed been disellietlnl. saidcome apparent."

L- “ la on rlullemrica. _____.___

ed the other

nt use of their grounds. Mr. McFar- KS lane has told him that the boys

'can have the use of his farm as long as hc owns it. Thanks was

'S also due ic the local 1. o. D. E.

e for a grant to help with the ex-

` recognition of a good turn. Mr.

E Hallett also wished to thank Mr-.

|Warren and Stewart Leigh of

K Charlottetown for their helpful in-

" struction during camp week. There

were 28 scouts and 3 from Alberton at the camp.

Mrs. J. J. Gaudet had done much

Assistant Commissioner for the

_ Pr vi ce, honour i' ccrltl c‘n-

” Halifax Wolverines, runners-up to ° n ‘m E y, (J

' Moncton Hawks for the Maritime

Hockey League championship, and

“ saint John Beavers. eliminated by

Hawks in the Maritime senior fin);

ferred upon him. He also wlshcd to express his thanks to the Mayor and Town Council for the use of the Town Hall for their meetings.

Mr. Harold Arscnault reported

for the second group and stated that they held their first meeting last February and had nmdc good progress. A charter had been granted them and he had also re- ceived his warrant as Scout Mas- ter. There were thirteen tender foot Scouts and one seoonrl class scout, besides, six recruits on pat- rol. Five boys attended the Pro- vincial camp last summer und he

_had been ablc to attend the Gil- .well Camp at Sussex, N. B. 1 Mr. Stephen Pond. Cub Master,

'submitted his report. The Cubs had .attended thc weekly nlcctings reg- rularly since llc had taken them

_over in October from Miss llc- Quarrie. Eleven had recently been invested with the Cub Badge and there were one or two probation- ers. The Cubs had assisted with the distribution of toys and fruit :lt 'Christmas lime, bcsirlr-s giving clothes to a needy family.

Mr. Parent then addressed the

meeting on thc merits of Scouting and congratulated the Sununevside troup on their advanconlcnt .since ihc troup was organizlod two ye:\rs ago. He was particlllai-ly plelr-cd with the iintcrest ,thc Cubs vcrc taking in Scouting ns thc Cubs were a very necessary part of Scouting. llc des:-ribcll the differ-

|ent Badges to the boys. He was pleased to say that on the Island

IN g 1-`-Toronto, Jackson 1.55. The Montreal Royal, d ¢,h » _ 1', I--I rr- _ ' Monmm hawks an en and Queen Square Schools at

. , . 2 Americans !-limes (Sheppard, P R E S I n E N battle tonight in

KENT Patterson) 2.25: ` the final game of the two game ser- ' ‘ ska” am" "5

I 3-Americans, Burke (Dutkowskl, ~ ies for the right to meet the 0ntar= _""

` Klein) 6-08. "_ . io chemruaaa on March zath, either -_° “W-EV°'°“3AN" 5°ft°“=

Q E A S i 4-Toronto, cotton <salldl> aaa. Il1GI'93»_S6(1 R0g`lS1JI'&- “*'.°°""’“ °' T°’°“‘°- If °"°“8°‘ MI' R C P3.I'8Il1l Of hardest mer' sms mp' Fen

--l ._-l r ‘ 5-Toronto, Congohel- (H, Jug- . 1 ments ln process at the present ' ° ° 8: Chandler. 8499-3-21

som lsol. 131011 of P13.y6I'S OV time are ache.ecto.aauthe Hawks Ch3,I'101‘,l',9f,0W1] Gly-

1 V P ltr li. -1 llmln re . _ . ncaa Mus. .luruuu no

l - a'i2`Z...l°”lZ§.§.' er Last Year Is 5..c.¥...Z"f..‘§§Zf§”..§"S1.l§’f."IZ§° es Interesting Talk M we fh11.1h=f=du

om h ”~ ' - I f s 1

g_ Third Period: If the Montreal”-S succeed m | LOOT DISCOVER!-JD - Cac

7_.Am¢,-l¢,,h5 Hjmes (Brydse) downing me Hawks' the “ml mt beneath an overturned boat be

0.48. I - C TI" " _ between Ontario and Quebec will -*‘-'- me P’m“° S“"`°“ Wh“'f- °““°5

Penalties _ Bl-ydge_ Dutkowskh ( ;° “' hx” algo be played at ,he MUm,.ea1Fm._ dozen plush cushions from a C Dutto Day, "minimis ' N' 5" Mann 31"'D°' um, The Eagle,-h wh-me,-S from this 'I'he annual meeting of the Sum- R. pa.1.<euger mr were found a

n ' _ l-5131118 B P001' 5°°5°n» me annual fm' series, 0ntal'io-Queb¢¢.Mlh-l;1mes_ merslde Group of Boy Scouts was l days ago by Sergeant Domi

- MAROoNs Ar orrllwll “"°““ ‘t“°"“°“‘ °f me M"‘“”‘° i will then proceed west for the ` ‘

about twelve months, but had bourne her illness with Christian fortitude. She was a devout mem- T0tf11 » ~ . - ~~~

Doyle. Tile rzlliway authorities w

a y ba lrlly

7,45. 3,141 necessitates cancelling of

M 1 M ,°°“.f SPEGIAL IS .

GANG ELLED

Insufficient number of fans

ent

special trnln to Moncton.

"`° *-

neil

'M' Hui and had been the organist for

P many years. She was prominent in

EB' the activities of the church andwas

i_')_u a member of the Women's Auxil-

iary. She will be missed by the

hm congregation and her place among siée her loved ones at home will be

La sorely missed. There are left to N_ lnolml besides her sorrowing hus-

ycw banfl, three children, Mrs. Cari

mc Williams of Tyne Valley. Hermar. cm and William at home. Mrs. May

momma of me di_.,c0Ve,y_ The goods nard was the claugilier of file late

had evidently been stolen, and pl

M- Williams Andre\\‘s of Norih St

ed under me bout lmlll an gppgr- _ Eieanors and of llcr family, four

tunc time should arrive for their moval.

"!iE.».T..‘A§i'iSl1lE

and P ri nee County

-FUNERAL OF PROSPER.

DESROCIIES - 'The funeral Prosper P. DesR.oches was held Tuesday morning at eight o`cl

ro- f sisters and three bl'otllrl's are lcfi

flu mourn ila\nr‘l_\'; 1\lr.=». Enlcsi Seeker of Omrlhll, Nl-braska; :ms Irvin Johnson of Winnipeg: Mrs R. R. Hunt and Mrs. F. F. May wife of Major May oi Si. Elealnors Rev. A. E. Andrews of Picton. N.S liflrfy C. Andrevrs and Hoi-are Ain

P' drews of St. Elezlnors, to all ui of \vhom symrpatlry is nxtcnclcri. Rev on ’Mr. Andrews arrived from Picton °°k on Monday for the funeral \\-hicli

f\`0m 1115 late msidenfe in M15' iookplace y¢siel'dzl_\' :-lftcrnooll.-»S couclle to St. John the Baptist _,______

S.?§;§;’...‘“.?_.“;‘§2;..“t.l;..§”.i“i..Z§i H 0 L Y N A M E

ghan, DD., PP. The funeral was B 0 W L I N G

very largely attended, many fr

Om .

the surl~ol.nding districts being -_-

pl-e5,m¢__ The pauheare,-5 we,-e__ Laci. night on the Holy Name Al-

Mcssrs. D. F. McNeill and Mo

sey 30!/S the Island Cold Siozmlc lie-

Blzvfiuicl' of Summerslde; Strlnlry fetliecl Davis and Frnscrs by thc

C_ pq,-'M-_ 1{u\,¢,~t ',}, Dash/,¢\,e§,_ .~-;'.:ri. margin of 10 pins. after one Louis Mcli/llllal. and Fred Tyts- UI the most exf.-.itlrlg games rolled

Roches.-S

this season P. l\1cGuLgzln iool: all il-:Mrs in rolling hgh slnulf `.'.'¢iG,

-nrzwrrr or Mus. crmnhrts also high thffe 676 whis-

l\1AYNAP.D--l\.i'.1ny friends will

gret to learn of the death on Sat- P MCG\i‘s2\1l -. urday last of Mary Delores, beloved J~ 0'Bl'l¢’1l wife of Charles Maynard of Port

Hill. The deceased had been ill

lc- ISLAND COLD STORAGE

146 266 115 165 1612 141 151'; 149 147 164 103 196 676 915

264 178

new

Holland Casford Corrisll

for

16( 921 2512

ber oi’ the Anglican Church at Port DAWS & ‘l"R~»“\5ER5

___i______..__

there were now 150 Scouts, 60

Cubs. 26 active leaders and associate members of the Prol

cial Council. The greatest diffi-'l

ulty they are facing is the lack leaders. The committee for the

troup were re-appointed with two E. Doucetic 206

new members. Mr. Robert Molli and Mr. George Key.

Some discussion took placc on a W. l-faipenny ,_ 167

concert by the Scouts io raise I Total _ . . ...

funds for camp equipment and

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