- PRESENTATION

Beaten By Austrians

GARMISCH. Germany (CF) - Frances Dafoe and Norris Bow- tlm, representing Canada for the last. time in interational competi- llllfl, Thursday night lost their uorid pairs figure-skating title to the same Austrian couple that de- mrd them an Olympic title.

Tile Toronto pair lost out to Amlria'.s' E I i s a h eth Sissy S('I1llaI'Z alld Kurt Oppelt by a stun three points-1.136 to 1.133- ln their final appearance before retiring from tournament competi- llllll. 'I - doll-at recalled the narrow "in ,:m hv nhicll Sclnvarr and fluprlt edged out the Canadians at rm-tum d'Ampezzo, italy. two weeks ago. Thetrare then was so close that both couples were re- ported unofficially to have won.

Ill Thursday's competition young Barbara Wagner and Robert Paul of Toronto placed fifth with L073 points. They were sixth at Cort- tina.

Canadian c h a m pi o n Charles Snelling. also of Toronto. finished I surprising fourth at the end of men's compulsory school figures.

Hayes Allen Jenkins of the United States. the Olympic and defending world champion, took first place while two other American-Ronnie Robertson and Hayes' younger brother David-placed second and third respectively

Hayes Allen Jenkins received 1.0lti.ti points, Robertson 998. David Jenkins 952 and Sneiling 910. The men show off their free skating ability today. when the title will be decided.

CANADIAN QUITS

Czech - born Canadian women's champion. was forced to withdraw from the singles championships because of an inflammation of her back muscles. Only other Cana- dian in the women's singles is Ann Johnston of Toronto. Carole Jane fiished sixth in the Olympics and Miss Johnston ninth.

Miss Dafoe and Bowden were the popular choice for the pairs title. They drew nearly twice the

Carole Jane Pachl of Montreal. th

Swaps Returns To Racing Scene

ARCADIA. Calif. (AP) -. The long-delayed return to racing of California's thoroughbred pride.

Canadian Figure-Skating Team Lose Championship”

Sissy Schwarz and Oppelt skated a program which kept them sep- arated molt of the time and al- lowed few chances for intricate lifts. However, the lifts they did perform were good. They made no apparent errors. Two pairs later Bowdcn and Miss Dafoe took the ice. faced I great disadvange because judges had given the Austrians such high marks it would almost have taken a superhuman perfor- mance to beat them. Ttiie Canadian almost did just a

They

Swaps, appeared assured for today after the horse was formally en- tered in the 315,000 Los Angeles County Handicap at Santa Anita Park.

cheers of their Austria op- ponents-but not the votes of the judges.

curling Draw

I955 Kentucky Derby winner for

Meshack Tenney. who trains the:

Curling Champlonslltps

In the above three pictures the the Morita Summerside and Gliariottetown curling rinks are seen receiving the trays and trophies they won yesterday at the British Cousols

held at

Cllarlottetown rink rnonshlp by defeating Summer- side 11-8 in a close match. On the left Dr. Wt-ndall MacDonald. skin of the

Brundage Says New Concept Of Amateur Needed

NEW YORK (CP)-Avery Brun dage. president of the Interna

must gain a new

this idea of throwin

Olympic idea. But we cannot

velopment of its sports teams." Brundage. wealthy Chicago hotel

tina. Italy. wrnl unofficial team honors. The United States placed sixth.

remember these three filings." said Brundage. "First. sport is a bigger thing in Russia than in America: two. the athletes over there haven't the distractions which confront our boys and girls; third. they train constantly." Brundage said the benefit of training was evidenced in Russia's hockey victories over the United States and Canada. "The Russian team was an in-

tion"al Olympic Committee, warned Thursday that the United States concept of amateur sports if the growing chal- Iege of the Russians is to be met., "As you know. I am opposed-to: ' g one patient against another in the Olympic games." he said. "It is not the

ignore the fact that Russia is put- ting tremendous emphasis on de-

owner. arrived here by air Thurs- day from the winter Games at Cor- where the Russians

In making comparisons we must

sue Curling calla. Tile accepts the trophy from Mr. Hill won the cham- lard Clark, President of the P. E,

(Lharloltctown team skip MacDonald. To the right oil

I. C4.n"ling Association. They arel (T-r) Elmer MacDonald. Andy

log the Summerslde Likely, John Squarebriggs and

l I I SAINT JOHN, N. B. Three first period goals were nlnre than Saint, .lohn Bcavcrs needed to down Amherst Ramb- lers 4-1 in a tame Atlantic Coast Senior Hockey League fixture Thursday night

Saint John added the lone tally of the middle frame to complete its total. Jackie Schmidt, aided by

VCPI

St. John Beavers Whip Amherst 4-1

game:

Lantz. P. Jay, Joseph, F. Dunn.

ti:.'lli pm.

Beavers who clinched first place at Spnms Arena this

In the regular schedule earlier this week. are I6 points ahead of second place Amherst.

Lloyd ilichberger opened thr- scnring and then helped Nick Nu-- a olle. Run Rillllr made it 3-0 hr-lure """- ('-

Juveniles:

period tally by Bill Barrett.

Mir. Clark is Finley Maclleod. Wally Walwyll. Bruce Ma secretary treasurer. The centre liams. Clilf Ramsey and Horace picture shows Mr. Clark present-I MBCFBPIAIIC.

the runner-up prize. silver trays. The Summerside team is ti-ri

MINOR HOCKEY ACTIVITY

FRIDAY l.vs Unit No. 1 fist of be Mllitil-ITS T0 CRAl'Al'D tCity Title). P I I . .00 . g, ., . yg '- The following Midget liol-kl-ylJu6n'1o"700 rm I” M mar players will represent Ahbies at

Crapaud tonight in an exhibition

R. Mat-l)ougall, B. Mulligan, B. Simmonds. R. Bradley, D. Arsen- ault. E. ilaycs, D. Arscnault, B. G. Noonan.

Players are asked to meet at W G. Barb0ur's Showroom at

JUVI'INIl.F.S Tf) )I().VTA(iUl-I The following Juveniles will meet

6:30 to make the trip to Montague where they will play an exhibition gmne :u.Iain.-at King County All Star

0. Ward. I-7 Nicholson. (G. Trnlv Steele, D. (furrie. mp first session nap.-1, Rubir ,-mu st-noull, R. MFGDDIIOII, M. Macliae Gerry Smith assisted the second Rt Ma"C"rmack' J" Macnillllialil G. Dillon, G. Cudmore, R. Duffy,

Tonight

satisifed with weather conditions lcanafllans ITHVP hall he-ll" ll'llIlVld: and prospects as he named Swaps tual players. But they hari the best

owner Rex C, Ellsworth. seemed strumcnt of precision. We and thcl

3:47; 3. Saint John,

00.

Bob Gray and Pierre Brillant. ,

averted a shutout against Ramb- SLMMARY lMahar. D. I.eClair. lers well alone In the third. First period: 1. Saint John, T”-T'T”T"'T" ' Hit-hbergcr 1:44: 2. Saint .lnhn,I 0nI.V M'liVll.V El Basl1ioSaxton

lSlgn Contracts For Title Bout

Iadino. Brkli-lcich 15:17. Penalties: None. Second period: 4. Saint Barrett Smith. Ruble 10:29. Penalties: Reid .'i:0l; Brklaeich 12:57. Gray 15:59. Smith 18:08.

John, T

Minor hockey ' Sports Arena.

8:00--tli3t'l

SATURDAY

aetivit es

-- Pee Wee: --- Roc- kets vs W. D. S.Tigers.

7 P. M. Ice l - Wm. Burnett. Myron Bell. John Kingwell, J. W. Mc- Kenna vs Doug Saunders. R. Jones, John Morris. H. I-Iowatt.

ice 2- J. J. Morris. C. H. Trainor, G. Bennett. J. K. Mac- Donald vs C. MacLean. Emmett MacDonald. J. S. Taylor, J. T. Whitiock. Ice 3 - Hon. T. W. L. Prowse. W A. Beer. R. Ewing. H. Swift vs Dr. Giddings. J. E Burnett. S Crosby G. Bnllock.

and his stablematc. El Drag. iorlteam Thor had PI3.V9d tozether the 1 1-l6 mile feature. ' l

for months as a unit. Our team

A brisk, chill wind Thursday all-iwas lucked HP from here and

but assured a fast tracke-whichllhefe-" Tenney demands. If all goes well. it will be Swaps' only chance for a tune-up for the 3100.000 Santa Anita Handicap a week from Saturday and his first race since he re-injured his Fj front foot in the famous and los match race with Nashua in Chic- ago last August.

in";

Solishine's lio. Into Bankruptcy

'l'OR()NT() NIP)--A Toronto niture company, partly-owned by Harry Sunshine. team mana

ulalinn is expected to be agreed fur-I u n

clu(,'A(;o, (AP--Welterweight champion Carmen Basilio and iehallcnger Johnny Saxton Thurs- day slgncd formal contracts for their March 14 title bout at the Chicago Stadium.

The contract calls for each fighter to get 30 per cent of the net gate and El similarcllt of an expected :30.000 or TV and radio. A revmatch stip-

( P" ' . . The bout originally st-hr-diilcd

midi, Gray. Billani 14:15.

SFll.000 fromJ'I'ornnta 1 Montreal 8

Trois-Riv' 4 Shawlnlgnn Falls 6

Third period: 5. Amherst, Sch-I Fl:30a-9:00 - Pee Wees -- W. D.

Penalty: Kuzma 12:55.

Hockey Scores

By THE CANADIAN PRESS NT-ll.

port Cubs. QHL

Thirnutiml 4 Quebec 8

lI:.'Ill--12:00 V -

S. Monarchs vs P. S. S. Spitfires 9:00-9:30 - Pee Wecs - Q. S. j S. Rangers vs 0. S. S. Canadians. 9:30-10:00 - Pee Wees - Sprin- gers vs P. S. S. Hornets. 10:00-10:30 A Paperweight: -- Q. S. S. Leafs vs P. S. l0:.'Ithell:00 -- Paperweights Q. S. S. Bruins vs Model. Smith-

tl:0tkil.tln E Paperweight: -- P. S. S. Falcons vs W. K. S. Hawks Paperweights -- Unit No. 1 Bluebirds vs W. K. ti.

Girls -- Q. C. H. 8.

Ice 4 - L. Turner. F. R. John- 0 , , , 5" "T for Feb. 15. was postponed be- ACBHL Rmwings, Gr 6- v- School llnlt lce- i:;"';:o.”.::::s: ..f”t';:'t..”lt.”' .---.-- or B 4 to .m...m - n. c. Parent. 'r. Mitton. w. Rodd. com listing liabimes esummg at; Amherst 1 Saint John 4 V. v.-C... Wm MacGI'e80r- ' 34240 H W. I ,, N0 EVIDENCE OF MURDER ouA Jr A 5:00-5:30 - Bantams - onus 3:30 R M' S sgrh Ii t W mt Tggrsdayi s'r CATHARINFS o : tCP) Barrie 1 Kitchener i vs Fanucks . , , , n, .. . . . . .. : Al”; 'N'fafL'Ll;l:,'f”kFif,'l”3fngLf,';:” tion.eLidxf.r of :dIiili:'IimISonshiilIe)lorias Daniel Sidorchnk. 32. charged with Guvlnh 7 Hamilton 7 5:30-6:00 -4; . 1,: -" ' V: G: Howagp Ron Atkinson vs C, School. Unit No. I will hold lts,naan(:Pd.lhas hseckrelalttv - trlfasurcrt. murder in Cf”lT'Ifll(;I(l'Il(Ig1. txyith Attic Baud,-Mu", M, Hagan, M, Km. annual ice sports tonight at the Tffj 3 8" RH Ills Cvlhishslgnllgfllil fatal shooting 0 s I ioiegr Vlrtlx ....., 1-,, B,,,.d,1ey, Sports Arena beginning at 7 p.m. ay.r Tnarrpte lylanti s Nov. 26. Thursday pea gun y ICC CEIITTC ""5 1 r """'"' ”i'"'”" ” ”'””- ,, F,”.”"" ”' ""f,,i””"5 211" '13 .1 ip""u-'l.llm7-'5"o&lc'l5...5'i5feerea- f.?,..fl.lZfd"l3id w'lI'l"53 .'L'nzeT53i Doug C""em"' Jt Ht Clmamm oc ey ume we” 9 h "1 ltors" meeting will be held here 1 K ' 0 Stewart. D. Peterson vs D. 0- No. 1 squid and the Queen C ll!” Wm-ml mm week whe , van Frdalh yy Rourke. llad Maclnnis, a. Burden, otte High School. This will be 1 mm or meum vim ann,s1;;m; I ' M" ReeVe5'C I C . 12 rel"? game (hr ugemcelugsb Iirnga have been made Apsseits were T V , ice 3 - entra reamerles prev ous meelng ll ...- -- Howig 1, I H, m, y. 1. w,K'5. 1 y to k, 5; estimated at 3.'i90.000.. . . Kitchener-Wiilterlhh PSIIEKSITITEII vdur iI)siibsonl-1wiliioI)iiiIiugil,inl?:lige 2513- the highcsleciidiglr cle;d)ant1l2edvU:liltTla3-3 5""5Ill"f"5 l"l"95l l" "'9 Halfl av srgw M,,,i(.s.y "TE Olympic hockey t0ul'nI- petitions over. but if Dobson loses. in a thrilling hard-fought battle. C-ftmnfiny is only one or many brul- may

meat at Cnrllna d'Ampc-no, If3ly' another daddy” "me s.turd.y 3 ---,----j-:--'---1m "955 ,l ll l 91'? 5 l 5- 39-Slllllli I'N'!'A'

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., ' ' e The 41-year old buslnesslnan told '6 In II1 Illn rhenel Waterloo team has protest- a Mndmm Mammm, last mmmer Ilhh Ilium 19? signhm (C? Photo) his assets were around Illllllijinllllillih T-T "”v'T'r 4” 'ST”iCT Ilm Illlii ' 0 y W Illh .I”l CLEVELAND, tC'Pl- When . 1 ltiim. II. Se The following is the minor hocv new group takes over the Cleve Imlllllllilii .H I dt - it ill t is llllll-l " 'll D f key schedule It the civic stadium ht;,,',','f',,,c t",.,.,.5.l:,,..2'.'. peril-S. . . , Hm . linttlnrl. e Summerside today. wage Price of nearly p4'000'000. Q 1, F. , Illllllllllilxn 3:00 to 3:30 - Paperweight ule Cleveland News said Thurs- -hi-rtlllo -nr ll tllllll llllllllllrm

STOCKHOLM (AP)-A four goal Teams 3 and 4. day. q-r Mop”-7 q..,.,.,,;...,,. me... "Nb" "" H ' IIIlIIlIIIIIIIllll'lll lilllsllrzglin the last period gave the 3:3) to 4:00 - Pee Wee Team! Shares held by the present. I,e;S,'"D"uglaS"Ct"nnm,' mycapold And our Wpictun H .4 " .llnn"'m)llllliili ; - ymplc hockey team a as 6 and 1. ltock owners are valued at tl.a5n Gamma" W M t h , n wm ..,,.. ..,. 5,... H H. 1,. lrtory Thursday night over 4:00 to 4:1!) - Pee Wee Teams each. But for each share. the I M P", 'C:"l”a a""'":j m

iwedenls national sexict. 5 and 3. new owners will pay 5800 ln 4335" ;-"mi ,1"n,',(;,B' 1,? (rihmxnnmn - Piiitli-is STA RT AT Hm so 1

Each team scored a goal in lne 4:30 to 5:00 - Pee Wee Teams and issue ll note for W50. Tin-,";l1 15;” f' 0", ” 9 "51 tlfiy 1 A r '- ' :-

lltl Deriori and the second ended 0 and i0. News said. in ' 8 "mm ("P -0" mp ”.e' TV Aerials Insiullerl -

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exday. 2 and 3. ollman Ignatius A. OlSIhaughnessy ,mIt"'"m '9”! '',';;r3 0" a"'f'Wll;Fil Radios from 3422-19-1 Hi? I

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N. E. longlord, Toronto Ialmer Noilly, Toronto

W. Dent Smith, Tomato EOAN COMFANY

Noll P. Petersen, 0.8.5., Air Vice-Marshal Acielard Raymond,

C.I.E., E.D., A.D.C., Montreal Renault Si-ldwem, O.C.,Quebec City G. I-lorry Sheppard, Toronto

Graham Morrow, O.8.E., Toronto

Russell J. Wood, Toronto

William Ardent, Calgary C. Sydney Frost, M.C., Toronto William C. Harris, Toronto

Toronto

James 599WOv9, C! E, Tomato GeoNrey Stubingtoo, Tore-to

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rink withl In the picture on the right the Charlottetown rink are holding

winners tarys. (Guardian Photot

7:00-7:45 - Bantams - Colts vs Q. C. H. S. Eagles.

7:45-8:30 - Bantams - Canucks vs Aces.

8:30-9:15 - Bantams - Flyers vs Bombers.

9:15-10:00 - Bantams - Q. C.i H. S. Arrows vs Q. S. S. Bears.)

10:00-11:00 - Exhibition - All Star Midgets vs Juvenile Abbies.

ll:00-11:30 -a Practice - Abbie Sisters.

JUVENILES BUSY

All three City Juvenile teams will be busy on Saturday. At 6:00 p.m. Juvenile Royals will leave the Sports Arena for Souris where they. will cross sticks with the All Juveniles of Kings County in exhibition tilt.

evening at

.1. Ar

Arena whence they will proceed

I). Stewart. D. Maccnrmack, F. by Car to play Kensington Juve-

niles in another exhibition game. At 10:00 p.m. at the Sports Arena

Arena today is Juvenile Abbies will play Abbie Hinchbcrgerla skate for Itochford Square School All Star Midgets in an exhibition Ruble, Pal-ligirls from H:00Sl2:

workout .

at the

supplying at St. Peter's Ha

S. Tigers. I . l 605 Pieces of Native 1, with a minimum b

I TENDERS CLOSE

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S I). U. Rink tit of ii torlwill meet S. l). U. Juniors in I ,rl-gular City Junior .ture. Saints, who have so far gone winless in the League. will he go- ing all out to break into the win column while the Welshmen will be just as determined to keep their winning streak intact.

It TENDER FOR TIMBER

Tenders will be received by the undersigned for Peter's Station, all or any paint of the following;- 2400 Pieces of 5" Live Sawed Native Timberla-

15 feet long (to be cut from logs with I. minimum diameter of 7").

State method of delivery and date of completion.

MacKAY'S CONSTRUCTION

Junior league Fixture Today

This afternoon at 4:00 p.m. at

. P. W. C. Junior:

League fix -

ATTENTION

' FARMERS, FISHER- MEN.

why Do Thbl WHEN Price 019

Star? Overhauling Starters. Generators. "II, Magnetos. Carburetors. etc, 1;. At 6:30 all members of Juvenile! " low as ”'75 pl"! My Mr” K

Vics are asked to meet at Sports """d9d-

Check these Units now and be ready to go anytime.

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Paid to living policyholders lincluding divi.

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(investment expenses deducted) 435R increase in unassigned surpluo l,293,9OO Total unassigned surplus and contingency

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