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aflalr will be followed up by the holding rim on March am. 9th and 10th o! the inter-provincial ice race mcetin-K. v- rwns nrosram that yearly draws larger crowds.

Among the local horse followers who will be ln attendance at the meeting are Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boston who leave by plane today. Ocil. J. P. Hooper and Messrs, Wil- llrd Kelly, Roland Wood, Charles Willis and Harold Oudniore.

Others whose names were not s- veilable will also be on hand, es- suidnx the Province oi straw 1'8- presentation at the two-day meet- ing.

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MONOTON. N.B., Feb. 24 -—(OP) 40mg, (baggie) Kuhn, whose Dartmouth Arrows were- eliminat- ed 1mm the Maritime Senior Hoo- key League playoiis last night by Moncton i-Lawks. took over today as pilot o! the Moncton teaim.

Kuhn, American Hockey league star ct s. decade ago. will be at ‘i-hv helm tomorrow nigh-t when his new charges meet Halifax st. Mary's in the first game oi the league iln- els

Appoinhnesit or Arrows mentor is __., edented in Maritime soo- icr hockey and sneaks the tint time the coach oi a deiosted. teem has succeeded his counterpart on the winning club.

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onth no when Les Ramsey 0i. due“... Que, reunite and piloted them to the league finals. James.

manager oi the city-owned ‘Mono- . ton Stadium. was loaned to the hockey club by the @111’-

James tile ton-lsht nmlm o! his Stadium manager's duties mul- tiplied by hockey plsyoiis inside it necesss-y ior him to relinquish the wlching 10b. ‘

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the evening o! hockey and speed . Six horses will compels _1ll i!" skstlnp entertainment at the Mont- ice racing meet to be held st Hol- sgus Community rink on Tuesday liax this week-end. it was lea-mod night, when the Montague High irom unenrbers, oi the Victoria- School , Driving Club yesterday. Horses school sports. The spssd skstins which leit ior the scene (s! the ice events produced some

battieswednesday morning include close competition which Miss Piayiuir, Reuben Lee. Royal large crowd in, s continual up- Tell, Guy Harvester, Nell Occhaw- roar. chcerlna their isvourltel 0n

given st least even chances oi on the list, the doll carriage psreds, winning once they stack up s.- psrcticsily stole the show. Each gains; m, entries "om m, 1-1311. little girl [was wonderiully drwssd m: and Dartmouth Driving Clubs. and had their doll cmlsses decont-

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THE l GUARDIAN. - CHAR-LOTTETOWN .

Upwsrds o! 400 people attended

presented their annual eon. kept the

to victory. One oi’ the iirstitezns

ed in" most picturesque isshlon, specially-made dresses. The open events ,_ duced some very isst skating with G. Murphy tskh‘ the ‘.4 mile and mile. 1nd H. Power taking the ‘A mile."I‘he evening moved to be s. huge success. and augurs well (or its continued popularity in the future. The following is the list oi events and winners:

1 Girls '1 years - 1. Mary Boud- result, 2. Veronica Taylor, 3. Dianne 811w.

2 Boys ‘I years- 1. 'Merril Wlsglnton, 2. Victor Bell, a. Win- ston MscKenzie. -

8 Girls 8 years — l. Elaine Poole, 2. Irene Webster. S. Marsha Mec- Donald.

4 Boys 8 years — i. Leonard Munroe. 2. Errol Machine. S. Law- rence Power. '

5 Doll Parade - Dianne Mac- Leod, Elaine Trainer, Veronica Taylor, Heather Jsmiacn, Carol White, Mary Bcudreault, Karen Burks. 6 .Boy's-§i mile -1. Gerald Murphy, 2. Douglas Johnston, l. Freeman Reynolds. '1 Girls 9 years — i. Ksy Mac- Lean, 2. Dianne Webster, 3. Pauline Nicholson. -8 Boys 9 yea-s -.1. Keith Peu- don. 2. Billie Mscmrs. S. Benny Balderson. 9 Tricycle Recs Girls - ‘l. Kay MacLean, 2. Carol White, 3. Cephenla Llewellyn. ‘ 1i) Girls l0 years -1. Cephenis Iilswellyn, 2. Judy Graham, I. Shirley Maolnon. llBcysmyssrs-Ldsrlllse- 1.1m, 2. my Pesrdon. ~ l2 Girlsltmlle-i. Maxine Lsnnigen, 2. ‘Fey Stewart. 2.

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Bobby Hilcliey. 15 Girls 11 years — 1. Greta Wiggiriton. 2. Norms Kilchey, 8. Shirley MscL-esn.

1d Boys lhyes-rs — 1. James Sullivan, 2. Merril Poole, l. At- wood Stewart.

Lsnnlgsn, 2. Francis Murphy. 18 Boys l2 years — l. Stewsrt, 2.

Stewart. 2. D. ‘ohnston, 3. K. Power.

2i Boys 12 years — 1.

' Barry Hiuinbothain, 2. Glen Wininton.

3. Fruik Lsrkin.

fl Girls 14 years - l. Stewart. .2 Betty Shaw, 8. Jane Lake. 23 3W! 14 years -- 1. Freeman Reynolds, 2. J. Vuozze.

l7 Girls l2 years — 1. Maxine

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12 Boys mile - l. G. Murphy. 20 Girls l8 yelrl — l. E. Oilir.

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Montague High School Sports Largely Attended

Msbcnimz Anne Power. 2. I. Hissin ham.

25 Boys 16 years —'l. Doutlfl Jcrmsion.

Girls Relay - 1'11 Stewart. Barbers Mabw». M!" 3W"- Msxiris Lannigsn.

Bay] m1" - Bughie Power. Gersid Murphy, Doualse Johnston, Freeman Reynolds-

Ofllcialst- . Announcers - Lorne Wigglnlon and A. I. Campbell.’

Starter - B. K. Olsmoni-l. a n

J. J. Jay. P. MacDonald. D.

Georgetown 1, Montague 1

The hockey gains between the» Monique Pee wees and Geome- town Peewees proved oc be bish- ly entertaining to the large crowd who were pleased to see the kid- dies in open competition. The game which ended in s. l-1 tie, was quite inst (or such youngsters. and it is clearly evident that here h a iuture source of excellent hockey players. The game between the High School students oi eiiifii school also produced some very 300d hockey. Althoulh the Mont- ague team won the aiune by 5 goals, the Georgetown boys put up a very interesting battle .whlch made the local boys play to the beet oi their ability to let the tallies. Such games as these go s long way in building up hockey spirit in the youngsters, and it is hoped that those games will be carried on. Many thanks are due to ell those who helped to make the school sports such s splendid success. The iollowing are the re- sults e! the hoclcey games:

PesWses

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Lineups:

Montague — Goal, K. Collins: defence, 0. Campbell. D. MscDon- sld, J. Sullivan. David Stewart, Don Stewart; iorwsads, K. Power, J. Yorsten, M. Poole. B. MsoLure. K. Pearilcn, S. Balderscn, R. Sullivan, 0. Reynolds, H. Position. B. Clair. D. Murphy, i". Lsrliin, A.

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Georgetown - Goal, l. : dsisnce, H. Henry, D. £11.51 B. Welsh. I. Roche; ion-wards. S. Henson, L. David. J. Hanson, S.

Gotell. A. MscPhee, G. Murphy, G. or.

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Lineups:

Montague - Gesi, H. Higgin- bcthsm; GOIIXIOQJ G. Mumhy. J. Lsnnigsn. N. Nicholson: tor-wards. l‘. Reynolds, A. Clements, D. Johnston, I. Olslr, R». Knox. L. Johnston. D. Mebcn, J. Knox, J. MacDonald, G. Wlulnton.

Gmfkiliown- 008.1. J. Main; de- fence. D. Levers, G. Levers; tor- wsrds, B. Murphy. H. Parker, O. Mao-tel,‘ T. Llewellyn l". Landry,

H. Dix First Period No score. Second Period 1—Mcnts¢ue. L. Johnston

2i Girls 15 years - 1. Barbers

“the annual Georgetown High School Ice Sports were held in the rink cirWednesday evening before a capacity attendance oi tans and psirents. Held annually the Ice Sports have beccms s. much look- ed ior event in the winter sports activities oi the tcvm. The evening was jammed with hilarious tun gvith numerous spills end thrills and produced line performances in many‘ oi the events. Oiiicials were: Aruioimosr. J. A. B. MlmConnell; starter, D. A. Mac- Cormuclr; timer. Richard DeLofyl Judges, Ivan Stewart, Gordon Yorston. Neil Wight. and A. A. Gilmore. Following is the list oi events with theihst and second pisce winners: Pro-School Boys ‘Tricycle Race -—- 1. Bruce MacLesn, 2. Charlie Fitz- gerald. ' Pro-School Girls ‘tricycle Race- i. Elaine Roche, 2. Vonnls lollip-

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Boys 0 and '1 years Straight Race — 1. Ronnie Bsbineau, 2. Chester David. -

Girls I and ‘I years Straight m. —- 1. Jean ieliecheirr. 2. Marilyn Goteil.

Senior Boys Barr Race - i. Geolte Raiuse, 2. Everett MscLecd.

Senior Girls Bag Race - 1. Anna Prosper, 2. Joan Murphy.

Boys 8 and 9 yesrs Straight ltsce _ 1. TornmyeBlsckett, 2. Paul Batchllder.

Girls B and 0 years Straight Rsce — 1. Ella David, 2. Joyce Gotell.

Boys 10 and l1 years Straight Recs — 1. Stewart Hanson. 2. Cili- iord Gallant.

Girls ‘Hires lapsed Itscs -_ 1, P0837 Johnson and Shelia Delbory, 2. Peggy Walker and May-y Goren

Boys Jimior Bag Rae; _ 1_ ROBer Allan Solomon, 2. Tommy Blsckett. .

Girls Junior Beg Rees _- 1, Mlrlvn BI-mnwn. 2. Elaine mm.

Boys 12 and l3 years Straight Race — 1. Billy Murphy, 2. Gordon Levers.

Girls l2 end l! years Straight Race — 1. Peggy Johnson, 2. Shells DeLory.

Boys Under 12 year; Puck

lng — 1. Louis David, 2. stew“; Huiscn.

Ben 14 mu iris over Straight Race - 1. Floyd Landry, 2. Gerald Llewellyn.

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Penalties — J. Lsnnigen, A. Clements.

Reierees - H. Power, A. Surrey.

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