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' in of his new shop: In lhesgfietlil bfings to it 22_ years ggracfince in the auto repair field, u1J9”V.m the help of his thor- ‘dvimmed staff offers to his all!’ rs , complete service. / mgmith served his appentie- W: with A. Horne and Com- aslupcharlottetown, and th e n W’ the General Motors firm of pllelimrev New Glasgow, N.S. JJ- -mi with them until his , en; in the Canadian Army Win which he served with Canadian Electrical and We -at Engineers with the eant. gfeijggdischarged from the W he opened his own busi- It

33 st. Peter’s Road, Park- whepo he maintained a con- ’-mndard of workmanship ii the friendship and pat- of a large circle of cus- _ while Mr. Smith thanks . customers for past business

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who wishes to assure them

'som.;5 Eastpacks and Morell stars won their Saturday ‘W games to square their semi- ”,-jes with Lot 16 and Sher- ke at one game each. The “,1; victory over Lot 16 could ciassified as a big upset. In ~ ame Lot 16 had no trouble mg 3 shutout win over the llISlP3°l‘§' ~ Just about everybody ‘ that Lot 16 would win in - t games, the Eastpacks, Wing great courage and fight ,0, 1 close one to square the ' . If Souris could win their round it could rate as big hockey upset on the Is- And Maclntyre, Manager me Eastpacks is certain in win the series and ad- mte to the finals. Rod said, um quote “The players are muy going now. We eouldn’t started in the first game, but behave their measure now, and rntake them in the next

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is supposed to have the ' " game, but the ice in ' '5 in no condition for hoc- , officials-of the Eastpaeks Iva stated that they are trying “genre the Sports Arena for deciding game. If not, they’ll t to get Civic Stadium.

l liorell defeated Sherbrooke in

"caring duel on Saturday night. ' squares this series at a game piece. However, there is a pos- sibility that the first game may replayed. Morell players have 'ormed this corner that they re protested the first game. 's the story as we received

7. For their first game, played Civic Stadium the teams agreed to play three straight time periods. After two periods, Sher- Irooke is supposed to have m- itnned officials that the last period would be stop time. They

without informing the Morell tam Morell officials feel certain lleir protest will be upheld. Although they lost, Sherbrooke lltiithe approval of most of the iuispresent at the game. Accord- ligtoreports, the average age of lltteam is seventeen years. All ltlie boys attend school. The ‘e is a more thirteen year}. ‘ third game of this series will

pour or KINGS’!

'so_uris And Morell Win Weekend Hockey Games

It supposed to have done this ’

that while being better able to‘ serve them in his new shop thei Same quality of work will be pm- vided as before_

SPECIALISTS

Associated with him and also brlngihg a wealth of experience to their work are three men wh combined have 32 years in th: field. Willard MacKiiinon appi-en ticed with Mr. Smith and now af: lef _12 years specializes exclusiv- ely in automobile refinishing

William Fall learned his trade in Charlottetown and has had 10 years in the auto body work field He has been. with Mr. Smith since 1905 specializing in all types of collision repairs. Vincent Dog,-on also a native of Charlottetown, has put in 10 years background experience in collision repair here and in Ontario centres. He com. pleted a general auto body course in Oshawa and has been with Mr Smith since 1951. '

_ ‘If confidence is any indication, it 11 be an all-east final. How this came about is hard to say. The 10gical semi-final series would- have been Souris against Morell and Lot 16 against Sherbtroo e. This present series makes travel expenses high.

Turning to bowling, the Truck- men have clinched first place in the Morell Bowling League. The St. Peters Lake team will finish in second. The schedule is actually at an end, but enough postponed games are to, be play- ed to draw the finish out until the middle of this month.

In the last few years a lot of talk has occured concerning a King's County Title in bowling. A league has been suggested, and other ideas submitted. A Morell bowler has come up with a one day series to decide‘ the title. The champions of Souris, Morell and St. Peters would meet in a tourna- ment at one of the Alleys to de- cide a winner. After all leagues decide their winner, let’s look into this.

In Souris, finalists in both the Men's and Women's leagues have been decided. The Country Cou- sins upset the Blue Goons in the semi-finals to advance against the Abbies. Both these teams are upset winners. The Abbies upset the Calim Jumpers in the first round. This series will get under- way this week.

In the Men’s league, the upstart perfeetionists eliminated the Lobster Kings. After losing the first game, the Perfeetionists came back to take the next two to advance to the‘finals. In the finals they’ll meet the powerful Ramblers. Both final series will be best three games out of five.

SAY SLEW GRANDPARENTS

sLEAir’oiu:>, England (Rent) ers)-—David Dennis, charged sat-l_ unday with murdering his grand-I father, has also been charged with his g1'andmothe1"s murder. a court was told Monday. Dennis, 18, was remanded in custody to March 18. His grandfather, re- tired blacksmith John Thomas Stprriggs, 66, and his grandmother Florence Srriszs. were found

llplayed early this week.‘

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, CONGRATULATIONS , BEST WISPI-IES, HORACE: SMITH

on the opening of

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ALLISON McicLEOD LTD.

G. M. 0. Dealer “Supplier of General Motors Parts and Accessories.”

dead with head injuries Friday.

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GRAND OPENING

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By MURRAY ROSE

NEW YORK (AP) Yvon Durelle, Canada's British Em- W“? “E h t heavyweight king, stands one victory and $100,000 away from a title shot at world cliarripion Archie Moore. This Friday night he gets a crack at Tony Anthony in a bat. tle of light heavyweight contend- ers at New York's M adis on Square Garden.

‘If he can beat the tall, hard- hllling New Yorker in their twice-postponed return bout, the b_rawny fisherman - fighter will virtually clinch the championship affair for Toronto or Montreal. Providing, of course, his man- ager can dig up sponsors for Archie's 100,000 guarantee. Durelle, 28, and Anthony, 22, fought to a d.raw in Detroit last June. Anthony, then warming up for a title fight against Moore, was a big favorite. Tony was Staggered by the Canadian and was lucky to escape with a draw. In his next fight, Anthony was flattened by Moore in the seventh round on Sept. 20.

RANKED FOURTH

This will be Anthony’s first out- ing since the Moore debacle. He is now ranked as the fourth con. tender while Durelle. of Baie Ste. Anne, N.B., is ranked second. Durelle, a vastly i in p r o v e d fighter in the last year, has an u beate nstreak of 12, including the draw with Anthony.

A hard hitter handicapped ‘by a fragile jaw, Anthony has posted a 30 - 5 - 1 record, including 23 knockouts. His losses were all by

FLOWER SHOW ON

NEW YORK (AP) —- The 41st international flower show —— four acres of bea-uty and educational exhibits on horticulture—is on at the New York Coliseum. The show, which opened Sunday, will run through Saturday. Among the features are plants from all parts of the world.

H. SMITH

Durelle Near Title Contest

kayos. Durelle's record is 72-18-2, including 37 kayos. He has been stopped five times.

The bout will be broadcast and telecast (NBC 1 p.m. ASTJ.

Moore, meanwhile, will be aim- ing for his 10th_ straight victory in a non-title 10-rounder with Bob Albright of Los Angeles at Van- couver Monday night.

SOCCER RESULTS

LONDON (Reuters) -— Results of soccer matches played in the United Kingdom Saturday:

ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Aston Villa 3 Burnley 0 Arsenal 5 Chelsea 4 Blackpool 3 Notts F 0 Bolton 1 Birmingham 0 Everton 4 Preston 2 Leeds 1 Tottenham 2 Leicester 2 Portsmouth 2 Luton 1 Man City 2 Man United 0 West Brom 4 Sunderland 3 Sheffield W 3 Wolverhampton 3 Newcastle 1 Division II

Barnsley 1 Doneaster 1 Blacliiburn 3 Grimsby 0 Bristol R 3 Liverpool 1 _ Derby 2 Middlesbrough 1 Fulham 3 Charlton 1 Ipswich 1 Stoke 3 Lincoln 0 Cardiff 3

(abandoned at halftime) Notts C 0 Bristol C 1 Sheffield U 3 Huddersfield 2 Swansea 1 Leyton Or 2 West Ham 8 Rotherham 0

Division III Southern Aldershot 1 Torquay 1 Brighton 2 Shrewsbury 1 Exeter 1 Bournemouth 2 Gillingham 1 Norvvich 0 Millwall 1 Colchester 4 Newport 0 Northampton 1 Plymouth 1 Crystal P 0 Port Vale 5 Watford 0 Queens P R 1 Walsall 0 Southampton 0 Reading 1 Southend 5 Coventry 1 Swindon Town 4 Brentford 1 Division III Northern

Bradford C 3 Bury 3

Crown Alex 2 Hartlepoois 1 Darlirigton vs Southport ppd Gateshead vs York City ppd Halifax 3 Chesterfield 2 Hull City vs Aecrington ppd Mansfield 4 Baow 2

Rochdale 2 Tanmee 0 Scunthope vs Carlisle ppd Stockport 2 Chester 2 Workington 4 Oldham 2 Wrexham 1 Bradford 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division I Aberdeen 2 Thd Lanark 4 Clyde 1 Rangers 3 East Fife 1 Queen of S 2 Falkirk 3 Raith R 2 Motherwell 2 Kilmarnock 2 Partick Thistle 2 Dundee 0 Queen's PK 1 Hearts 4 St. Mirren 1 Celtic 1 Amateur International Scotland 3 Wales 0 Division II Albion 2 Moton 2 Alloa 2 Dunfermline 4 Ayr U 3 Arbroath 3 Cowderibeath 2 Stenhousemuir 2 Dumbarton 0 Hamilton 1 Dundee U vs Berwick ppd Fonfar 2 Stranraer 1 Montrose 2 E Stirling 1

YORK NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. George White‘vay,_

York, have as their guests re- cently, their son and daughter- in-law from Digby, N.S.

Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Roy Keizer and family of Trac- adie, in the recent death of a husband and father, the late Mr. Roy Keizer at the Charlottetown Hospital.

Mrs. George Watts and son-in- law Tom Knox, city, paid a short visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett, York, on Sunday, March 2nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooke. Charlottetown, spent Sunday in

St. John-stone I Stirling 2 IRISH LEAGUE Ards 8 Portadown 2 Clifton-ville 2 Ballymena I Coleraine 2 Glenboran 1 Dey City 3 Linfield 2 Distilley 0 Crusaders 1 Glenavon 5 Bangor 0

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Charlottetown

BEST WISHES for his future success to

HORACE SMITH

at his new business site in Pcirkdale

we are pleased to have participated In this pro-

ject iii the supply of concrete and wallboard.

- M. F. Scliurmcin Co. Ltd.

«casts saith "

A Complete Service!

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' Phone 7315

York at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leith Brown.

is, York, on Sunday, March 2nd.

the home of his sister, Mrs. Don- ald Dickieson.

Tues. March 11, 1958 The Guardian Page 7

7 " 2114!. ML and M,.s_ Ernest Drake’ Stork, spent Sunday evening inisundayi Mfllmh Hazelbrook, were visitors at the G19’! Valley at th° h°m° M Mrs‘ home of Mr. and Mrs. Herry Lew- L°“’15’ Parent‘-

Mrs. Hamid Watts was ho}- tess to York Institutes on Tues- Miss Fern Vessey, York, spent day, March 6th with 800d 8!!9|1d'

M,-_ Freeman Maaennany York the weekend in Winsloe at the arms. spent Sunday in Breadalbane atlhome of Miss Doris Yonker.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Stewart and two children. Charlottetown. Mr. David MacDonald, Char- were the guests of Mr- and M"- lottetown, was the guest of Mr. Leith Brown, York. 0!! $111151)’.

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Congratulations. . .Horace Smith

Your Business or the new Parkdcle Building I Electrical Installations by

Mr. and Mrs. Laken Lewis,land Mrs. Gordon Crockett on March 2nd.

on the reopening of

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COMPLIMENTS HORACE L. SMITH

On the Grand O AUTO BODY SHOP

pening of his New

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