Friday. 0 c c 12, 1956 The Guardian. Page :1

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I and Miss Mildred Gallant - 1. Neil Gallant - Herbert Gallant; 1. Wayne Plneau - Garry Gallant; L Blair Gallant - Claytoa Clouds-

soye: Mrs. Douoetta and Miss

;OswaId Pineau Is Top Winner' fA:tSleIIa Maris Field Day

lant. ltonald Pineall. Michael 11- Clair; 3. Kevin Gauthier. Ronald

, Rev. L. J. Ayers firing of! Group I consisted of 14' Gm? 11- Gr-des V1.1 Grades IV and v Boys e 1. Ken- VIII; Group III the Iilghvneth Pineall; 2. Winston Peters; 8. GId95"- Gerard Gallant - David Blacqulere best Iettlor all around ath- Three - legged Race - VII Oswald Plmu who won Girls (Grade 1 and Miss ls. Gal- prise with a total of 12'r'a lant) - 1. Louise Gallant -Nancy - ch”! '0"Wed,bv Kev- Peters: 2. Maxine McEwen-Dob- lIclllllOfG Wll-ll 12 points. The orah Doiron: 3. Marlene Gallant- lunior all-around Junior ath- Maurine 1301.-0... was Rose Marie Gallant with Boys, lGrade 1 and mu M; 5.1. points followed by Dolores Pet- Iantl-l. Keith Peters and Don- wlth ll points. A prize of 83 aid Pineau: 2. Wayne Gauthier- not to heat Senior athlete, Os- Boyd Gallant: 3. Wayne Doucctte-

rgina Gauthier; 2. Carolyn Gallant 3. Paulette Doiron.

Peters; 2. Rose Marie Gallant; 3. Joanne Gallant.

Gallant; Garry Galllnt

Mary Sonler - Bonita Gallant; 3.I Cecilia MacNeiII - Paula Gauthier

Harvey Gallant: 2. Paul Gallant;

50-yard daah: Grade All Girls -- 1. Dolores

Grade VI Boys -- 1. Francis 1 John MacNeill; 3.- Grade VII and vlll Girls - 1..

Grade VII AND VIII. Boys - 1.

Vincent Gallant. Three - Legged Race: Girls lGrades VI. VII. VIII) -

llant; 2. Ronald Plneau: MacNelll - Wayne Gallant.

nier; 3. Janet Gallant. Wheelbarrow Race -- Grades.

, Doucette. Vincent cauaat, ltalphllant. Jamel Lee a . ' , b-Vutgnr-.A1:ul:& Northlars: '2. Wayne Doucette; a. Garry 12'? ;.:;uf,',”';” Bosnian; VG J, gum Doucatle: as. man . . a High. ml, ' - - .' g see: man . allant.Artls allant . 1 aasoata held a most enloyalble andl "a"rad:'1ll Boys .. 1. Joseph Al-1:: 3,I”;lr"Vlm- infra”! .(lglr-git-I; Girls. Glade v1 .. 1. notma Gregory Gallant, Omani: plane: it on T ursdayl ; 2. F ul 6 II t; 3. 1-1 1.1. ,1 - ' F Peters; 3. Rose Marie Gallant; 8. Three - Legged Ilene: PW-five events (gallant-Ne; Gallznan "0 IP"I”"' 1Joanne Gallant. Girls - 1. Ida Gallant - Vivian the enthusiastic Grades iv and v Girls er. Geo- 930”? 1' 9349” VI: V"- "Ni Girls. Grads,VI - 1. aarry Gal-

Glrla. Grade VII. VIII

Paula Gauthier; 2. Mary laulnier -Eileen Gauthier; 3. Marlene Gal- lant.

Boys Grades VII. VIII - 1. Carl Pineau; 3. Ronald Gauthier; J. Palll Gallant - Lester Gallant.

70"” R3” , r Boys - l. Nwsnas J. Gallant: Grades VI, VII, VIII Girls - 1. 1. Kevin Blaoquiere; 8. Billy Dou- Rose Marie Gallant: 2. Mary saith eette.

3. John lda llacqulere: 3. Florence Pin-

Gauthier; I. Wanda Gallant - Ima-

eau - Frances Gallant.

Boys - 1. Norman J. Gallant- Gerard ; 2. Gregory Dots- cette - James Leo Gallant: 3. Low ell Gallant - Edwin Plneau.

lag Race: Girls - l.

1.

Clara Gallant;

8. Vivian Gauthier: 8. Ida Gallant.

Wheelbarrow lfaee -'- 1. Oswald Plneau - James Doucette; 2. lllly

Wild Pll:;l'l:- Jllllltll "I Prize of .32 Herbert Gallant. '""l'” " I" ''”'I'”- R959 Girls: (Mrs Doucette and Miss Marie Gallant. Both prizes donat- (my, Gama, 1. 5,9,-un-

Th. ha” "V H” Home and Gauthier Carolyn Dolron;

VI. VII. VIII Boya - 1. Alfred Doiron - Kenneth Doucette; 2. Michael Gallant - Lester Gallant; 1. Barry Gallant - John lfacNelll. GROUP Ill IIGII SCHOOL

1. Rose Marie Gallant - Marie Pin- eau; 2. Dolores Peters - Janet Gallant; 3. Mary Saulnler - Mar- lene Gallant.

Boys (Grades VI, VII. VIIII -

Doucette - Kevin Biacqulerel 8. Gerard Doucette - Norman J. Gal- lant; 3. Arllss Gallant - Edwin Pineau.

Ball Throw. Glrla - 1. Clar

'6 or -. 5 :7

Ruth Gallant - Bonita Ptnaau: I. School association are to be com-IL; d V Dorm”. 1. Joseph Buote - Norman Peters; 75 yard Dash: A R. 1, 13"”. 5.11.”; 3' .. lllillfled hf .PNWllllllB Prllel, rIb- :o.Vs(.h(u;:.i:rDo::g.:l:u a mu 1' HWVGY Gallant - Paul Gallant H-lllh -lCll00l Vfilirla - 1. 1101'! 1l'It:::mlWooIner. Patricia Ptneau, Q. boss and canteen service. 0”” dluamf -g I K mm 3. Kenneth Doucette - Bernard W00 NR 2- Vl In Glllllll" ' 1" Patricia Gauthier. - g Following in a list of events: can . Mam" Douc-em. 2 DH” Doiron. Gallant; 3. Dorena Gallant.. am Throw Boy. g. L ON.” -1.. Ggoufmhmgamns ' To it -- slnc uiere . Mark Gn1la'nt;'a. Ger- flair": V V V m ,,:I,if,",.f”'l”?leV'f”V;..:M:;,,f.”,' Piueau; 2. Kevin nlacuulere; :. 1 y ' srd authier - Robert Blacquiarer. 5 es It "' I T n ' I

Grade I Girls - l. 'Marlene Gal- 1. Dolores Peters. Janet Gallant,

Oswald Pincau; 3. James Doucet- .I:”""”' J' Gnu” T Arm" GIL

ant; 2.' Madrlne Dotroa; 3. Ca . Potato Race: Marie Plneau. Rose M Gallant; be. M" olyn Gauthlts-. I Girls: (Grade I and Miss Mild- 2.. Mary Saulnier. Marielle Gallant Rel-Y Race: APWI” F'”Vi”::I' GT 3,-IiC'Fg' Grade I says - 1. Garnet c.-.1. red Gallant) - 1. Nancy Peters; Camilla Doiron. Margaret Gallant; Girls m 1. Vivian Gauthier. Ida '5"'"""- '- V " '" E" -

lanl; 2. Wayne Pilleau; 3. Brlanll. Louise Gallant: 3. Mabel Dolron 8. Patricia MacDonald. Eileen Gallanl. Frances Gallant. not-ans 171"” WW5" ' Ch" Ga"'""'

Doucette, . G-1 . .M V D, H d mu Gauthier, Paula Gauthier, Cecilia Gallant; 2. Sandra Gallant. Jaclr- High Jump - 1- Oswald Pm- Grades II and III Girls e- lnollvler stlallanrts) -ll'.:eC:r:lI;n1 Ga). MacNeill. ie Gallant, Deborah Gallant. Pat- eau; 2. Kevin Blacquiere;. 3. Jgngt Ggllpnt; 1, Loni” (;.11,,,.;1l,m; 1. mm, G.u,m; 3. J." Boys (Grades VI. VII VIII! .. 1-lcla Plneau: 3. Glenn Peters. James Doucetta.

3. Nancy Peters. I Grade 1'! Boys - 1. Keith Pet-,

gockey Reps To Meet In Anligonish

HALIFAX (CP) - Iaockey rep- resentatives from six centres meet in Antlgonish, N.S. Oct. 14 to make known their final inten- tions on the formation of s Nova Scotia senior A league.

A preliminary meeting held last Sunday attracted hockey men from Glace Bay. Sydney, Ilallfax. New Glasgow, Amherst and Char- lottctown.

V Oct. 3 W:l;.ldtd Its a tleintative eague ope ae a rep- resentatives a gr eed to limit player imports to six per team if the league operates.

Formation of the Nova Scotia league would automat.IcallV dis- solve the Allantlc Coast eazue which operated last year with entries from Moncton. Saint John, Amherst and Fredericton.

SOME OPPOSITION Glace Bay and Sydney, mem-

1. Paul Gallant, Harvey Gallant, Bernard Dolron, Ronald Gauthier; 2. Wayne Gallant. Francis Gal-

Gauthier - Bonita Plneau. Boys Wheelbarrow Race:Grade

Florence Plneau, Mary Gallant. Broad Jump - 1. Oswald Pin- Elgauor I-lugheg, eau; 2. Kevin Ulacqulere; 3. Billy Boys - 1. Billy Doucette, Kevin Doucette.

was without last winter.

Charlottetown, also prominent in Atlantic coast and major league play in post war years. had no club in senior hockey last season.

Moncton. Fredericton and Saint John have indicated little desire to continue with the Atlantic league and favor formation of a separate New Brunswick senior loop which would likely include a Sussex entry.

senior competition

FOR GLEN HALL

in the annual All-star game. All- circling the net. The star defenceman Gus Mortaon ls ina 1-1 tie.

A CLOSE CALL

'Boom) Geffrion as the Montreal Iplayer goeerlgllt lnosstop of him

Citizens Try To Slop Ilals

Goalie Glen Hall makes I save

game ended from the stick of Bernie (Boom-

; - - 'I test I2'm,III;.nAnllItE-Lite I .ful best I.

. - 1' 1Cars eI"l19s5w';l"h?:J' Failure

Farewell Gathering Al N. R. Baptist Ch.

On Thursday evening, Septem- ber Tlth. the members and friends . of North River Baptist church, Sh 1' L L gathered at the home of Mr. and I 0 Mrs. Fulton Warren to honor Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mayhew on the WASHINGTON (AP) - Calvin eve of their departure for Bedford. Griffith. president of Washington Nova Scotls. where Wendell has senators. began talks Tuesday accepted a position with the Civil with local leaders anxious to rid service, him of the Idea of taking the Am- new Owen Cochrm mm; .n .d. erican League baseball club to dress and Mr. Stephen Ackland. 3110i-ll" '3"!- on behalf of those present. presen- "They realize I'm not kidding led them with a well filled purse. about It." Griffith said afterward.

Wendell and Myrtle thanked the The Senators" boss. who dia- members and friends for their kind closed last week he is consider- and generous gift and hoped they log a shift of franchise, con-

Weslern Radio Stations To Carry Big Four Broadcasts

By JIM PEACOCK Canadian Press staff Writer

EDMONTON (CP) - This Sat- urday four Western Canada radio stations will carry play-byplay ac- counts of football games in the eastern Big Four league.

Each account will have the some essential facts of the play, but each will vary In descriptive commentary and hac sounds according to the Imagina- tion of the announcers and pl-tr ducers.

The broadcasts. as they have

Four games was originated in 1954 -by Carter, whose Edmonton station then did not have the di- rect broadcasts oi any of the Western Interprovlnclal Football Union games and found it too costly to bring in direct accounts from Big Four cities.

INSTANT HIT

The recreations were an Instant hit. says Carter. and now his sla- tion, as others juggles sponso -6 programs to allow time for the football accounts, which are paid

Sealed "Bil" Driven 25 Mm"

n - hers of the old Maritime major The up. WGTC lmw" would have the pleasure of welcom- ferred with Philip L. Graham, been every Saturday since the '0' 53' 8-"IE8 SP0! Commercials. 1 V h be mm: mm. . . mat mass. 30 mg mes"; ll, their home in Bedmrm ggtllmelylgeglllzlgaldrulgggtflghlfogl ::f)?lllI1tsst?)ltetdlle walgtltllle "created The 5'-"30llllll may well sound as Ciilglllstltloallv. forentlxee usalsonl. EDO The Electric Aubo-Lit! Txwul of 2 million ':n.hG:::l: an NOV! 0 l- I r .' ' though they I direct) Halli , Maritime maior rhaIn- TOL ' ulta l m

They alps wished to thank Ful-i Hayes. head of the newspapers Many listeners may know that from Momrullllgrmcxrm nigomuto oi Pmmufror mo uuom. Mud the C n, my has announced the rule”, times around dseglgn-d.. ton and rreda tor tractor their "do and TV stations the commentary. crowd roller Hamilton. Antigonish - Pictou - Colchestar G 0 p he moatextansm tor” Untied States an b. M u, home”, ., .t;-f ; Hayes described the conversa- and Public Iddresl lllll0l"lC9m""' Actual. H m V . league for the 1954-53 season but NOTHIN of one 0” we manufacturer. blupria was-a II l9c V A Ml"-3' WK "" ""''d by ””" ”Y."'""”” '” "”"””' ””'”" "em I" we b"km""d'twm M" is a t yivittt ' W" 17” awn” e---ee-;--- LIKE IT IN conducmdbytl” W Auto-Live Tm blasts ch'ill'lI1l”"”w ' the ladies and a social hour cnloy- story, to ascertain Just what 111- slnale la a studio far mm the my '35” min ":1 of inf each to than 2 years I30 V . hot. summer 3 V mum , ed. After winning Wendell and My- ducementa Griffith has received srldlron. And. under CBC rezula- N t- V I h 0! 9 I "d 0 by dl- from recordings and a public ad- All CANADA Mo k MWL-,., Sta- u d mu. m, mu. 0 rue Gods best blessing in their. to pull out the club after so sea- ll0I!. Slcll Ilium! Will tell "-8 llldl- uvcr 993”? lg thillhllll '19- dress commentary is worked into mg-mean t00 mducdon mm In nu an Meaty lllll'd' home and won; all departed to sons In Washington. ence -rterle-ch quarter. that the mg met 0 tlllls-d V3105: the background. Em”, ,.;,l..olt thep .7 made YIN ' their homes. 1 Tiflllllli llll dlmllltd I P0!SlblI b””d”'t ' ' '""'"”'r mum ,.mm "cg. :.';”V.rd. Each of the stations carrying. .Mu11gd them in 83" The following is the addres. 'A"l:2':le:'llg.V:":.?'::;l'c';l.:::V9:d01llD14l5 MANY LISTENEIII tnckle'by ,l.,ne,.-- ' the recreations also carries "live and 1 I -.- ,.- - --- Norm mug;-, pj-3.1. "He - 3 "5 By any rating. however. each of Th v accounts of WIFU games involv- - sec. 2-. --o .-.-. - - .... l - - v:.:".h"; :.:.":::::r; am; .'.'::"2:..'"-"::.:.”:'.E""'.l . v- an " ' on a -ma - - v I

Dear Wendell and M!l'l-lG- a move in the wake of two sea- 3-e,f: ' five minutes behind the actual junior action to meet the football

Through the medium of this gatherlnl this eveninl "Id ""9 small gift. the members and the friends of the North River Baptist Church wish to expres to you.

is sons In which they finished eighth 55 ms "'3 mo,” '7 and then seventh in the standings and lo the major league cellar as far as home attendance is con- cerned.

play. Crowd noises are dubbed in demands of the western public.

The fesf bafferfes firmly established fhese facfs

The stations carrying the recrea- tions this year are CJCA, Edmon- ton. where Maurke Carter is the play-by-play announcer: CFRN.

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. IV their appreciation of your friend- Vlillgmonton. with .(A:lF2I('l:nveE.gl;:;Irl)yg 1 I 9outof I0 belterlds needed water only a ship. and your fine spirit of Ct: with Em Emmy h .m. micro. ; V i tlmeea yeas,and neneneededweferasen operation in Wmoilu ”" '3; Sonlencod For phone; and CFUN. Vancouver. : rllanllbmlnuc wu-

ol the church -Ml "'l'”'lF I" ' where Bob Smith is the reporter.

activities of the community. To you, Wendell, on behalf of the Sun- day School. we convey our tlfbnka for your faithfulness as a teacher and officer. we know that you will have no regrets because of the time you have spent lll "50""! our boys and girls the steel truth- and abiding values of God's Holy Word. The boys and girls will hold in their minds fond msmorlu 01 their time spent with you in Sun- day School. not beciuse of what you said. but rather because of what you are and what you re-

present-an Md W 9'5" f God's HOU W - D It is with reluctance tlllt

2. Not one felled.

3. Over 955 of the batteries exceeded the Initial eeld discharge valege snqtslseueslt of a new battery.

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' do a In Ignlfy TO Opinions vary as to the number of listeners who realise the broad- Human Bgdv costs are not "Iive."But the sta- . lions are unanimous in stating pom: ALBERNL Re (C9, gg lthat the numbec of listeners is William Harold Nelson. 18. one of "'3'- gour young mm", cur", Wm, The Idea to recreate the Big offering an indignity to a human body. was sentenced Thur to two years less a day defln to and two years less a day indefinite. Alma Doreen lacbnar, is, and David Windsor Ferguson. 19. are scheduled to appear in police court today on similar charges. Another fit-I,i17-year-old Jean Gibson. was remanded to Oct. la Nelson was convicted following

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