ioiiiilii". mzws‘

Of 7-5 Win Over P. W. C.

. the dynamite trio or n and Cud- accountinl 101' All seven Ioals; Arml’ pulled up to a tie lace in the C1)’ HM“? by whipping the fast Prince uad ‘l-s in a wide 0P"! yed before around aoo

Prlnl fw i “N11101:; .:.:* i°.?i‘2““‘lii‘..‘.‘:..i"l: "ii 1*" “PM awav- the la ier nicked up the p555 "Quin. m’ a g. C. defence slipped the dim rough, raced tround the defend. "a i0 Pick 11o the rubber and blaze-

Y I A love] lece r

uhitloelnyaacitior? angmgifumolg W" the Army their rourtii score. §'""i"i! I Pill’ 11o at centre, ackson forward passed to Qqd- incite; Cudmore relayed it to Whit_ 00 and as they weni; ovei- m, line Wilitlock slid the puck heck Jackass’ who wit, right 1n on Me- thxhemdmclhogtg_ P before ramming It looked like a Walkaway for "my as Jackson and Cud- more omnbincd to score the fifth Amy Boa] four minutes and 56 sec. Onds after the start of the second session with Jackson getting the goal but Prince of Wales enjoyed a b!‘ 943° iii ""1101? play forcing the winner; to ice the puck sev. eral times to relieve the pressure.

he second be

d outburst that

_ ring up three tallies but

final effort came only aft!-

e winners had made up for the goal outbursts of the Collegians byshoqflng two counters in the first

nmilfi! of t

e; finally hit paydire just sitter ill; halfweyniark of the period was reached Nicolle brake fast u. his

own biuelir- g u m“ Beck the lttgg laovsphihri: iii-iv‘: from thirty feet out going between the defenceman'a leg and into the “Be behind the Army goalie, Less than three minutes later Nicolle our-e back with P. W. C.'s second Bual. sticfltandilng his wuy through the Arrnv team to pick the open flxl‘ 0i’ the use with a lo foot

I‘ , _ ,

Two minutes and 40 seconds sine thc start of the final twenty min: _utes of play Cudmolie taking a pass M"!!! Jldifwn lust outside the P. W4 0- 11m 111 ped a hi shot- "Wlifii the net puck eidngilie lefthand corner of the net for the ninth score. ‘Ihirty seconds later

4-‘ C orc and

ugilcclle was the scorins I09 01 P- w, c. getting three goals and one grist during the Fm!-

riie Army struc sharp and sud- the game gate underway;

‘my M bluellne

re carried ore Pail 118 :1 latter blazing one from 5 feet out for the opening score just 43 seconds alter the teams had swung int-i action. Moreside of P. W. C. had s great chance to tic it up a minute later as he broke right in mil his shot missed the open cor- ner by inches with the Anny goalie It his mercy- Army struck again at 0.40 of the iiod with Whitlock ramming fir... his second goal; Jackson suited the play deep in his own ierrliory; he passed to Whitlock at renirr: the latter was partially moped at thr defence but let. go with a drive that McKinnon stop- ped but wliiilock raced in to snap his own rebound into the mesli. Prince of Wales lost another great chlnce when Itobertson stickhan- died his way through idle entire Army learn only to have Gilligan pull off a sensational save. .__________?__

British Console Elimination ' Play Today

fie u

P18! with Jackson getting his third 8M1 of the game. Cudmore and Whltlock drawing assists.

The losers were still full of fight. however and in the next; minutes and a half fought WHY through for three ‘counters,

the winners nevertheless gave isle Amly foam some anxious moments.

Prom a mixup in front of Army cage Blanchard got his stick on the disc to pas; the letters short drive had Gilligan

than two K411111025 later with Golleslens still linking Robertson ' put from. fiha corner Nicolle parked A minute and a half later Nicolle fired horns his third goal of the nlsht talun: Baznhll’! pass to fire hhodiaehomevhrougharnaseof legs as P. W. C. hemmed their op- Donents inside the bluellne their five man attacks-

Lineups:

Array: Goal, Gilligan; defence, Ievi- Simpson. Inna, Stead: for- wards, Whitlock, Jackson, C ‘ ore, 833th. Richard, Nightingale, Diver,

M recor.

P. W. 0.: Goal. McKlnnon; de- fence. Beck, I-fodgson, McDonald. $111191‘; forwards. Bagnall. Nicolle,

Ill/y to determine the liwo_ rinks dial will represent the City in tho vincial Curling Championships or the British Console Trophy Bets underway at the Curling Club this afiemcon. There are eeven rinks uttered in elimination bon- gllal; after two defeats a mink a: to the sidelines until all but have been e . these minim to be the City's standard rs ag rinks from Alber-

aihst bertson Moresld Bl h M. Sillmnerside and Murphy ' e’ m” "di mfiummfimm u“°“'°““n eh Jétefcrces: Walter Lawler, Leith SUMMARY Last Period:

1. Army, Whitlobk. fCud-more) 3. Army Whltiock (Jackson) 6.40 8. Army, Levi (Nightingale) 13m 4. Army, Jackson (Whltlcck.

Cudrnm-e) 14.21,

Penalties: None.

Ind Period:

ha to he l; lg u; u; l. Army, Jackson H‘ dnlore) 4.55

toknrfisoffvtgiteaglliiicttteyooui- 1 Ski’. W.CC. Beclllr (Nicolle) 11.15. - . ..W. .Nic0cl.02.

mikgewhw m the rinks min“ in Penalties: Whltiock i2). Stead

Q llfllllflfll . woim. Avard, an. Bell. ea. Cobb. “hm” 5mm- ‘ ' srs Period: ‘efarrnv cuemore. (Jasmin 14o

9. Army Jaclmon (Cudmore. Whit-

lock) 3.10 10. P. W. 0. Bagnall (Blanchard)

.50. - fl. P..W. O. Nicolle xltobertson)

Vi‘!!!

as, rrrser. ow x nee‘. mie- uil scrum, 0.0. nudges. ii-L. Jaw. JI-I. Carry. W.W. lord Col. 0.1:. nul, myironfisfissr 1ll:rsdlrlgnd' '7' 8' llrgiili Cmfj ourlev Milena in. w "r. Weir. aw m‘: Dr. H; McIntyre Rid». John Sriumgarrebriigifd. Willard Mao- mml. r Miieueul, 1.. a.

lan. p. Following is the schedule for to- urs play.

.13- lfl. P. W C. Nicolle (BRBhali)

7.40. ‘Penalties: Bagnail, Smith, Simp- son, Blanchard. '

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Bowling

Rebekah Bowling League

a r. M. l“ No. ’ 0"“ ‘ 138 m loo av. Bpiilett vs. s.w. I-l-lmdmln. gfififn ' 154 l: lsi , 1.x , ica N0. a a‘ gflfifi" 1a,‘, m m . t ‘its. Jardine Vi. rm. cai-rutlisrr. f“ gfggl“ m m, m, , '1 r. M. _ lea N0. l Ifhlflltgr-ty m m m as. smith vs u! rasowusii E- Bliiimiami 15° i" 1°‘ - , ' ' ' ' a. Jewell or. l; 130 res no. s a. MacDouflflli 1-4 l“ W. Burns ‘iii '14 9° ‘has McIntyre vs, W.l.i')rulk- o. Brown M 111 106 Lanoaaters. ' ICE N0. I I. McPherson 15d l5’! I'll (m o‘ J. McLean 103 14d iiil ‘ . .Pull vs. J1‘. lhcbcod. q, mwthcr 131 1'10 182 , , PM s. Campbell i214 l: I w‘ in: 1 B. Stewart Winner of 1V ‘ 300!!!‘ 3. .. . Bplllett-A. W. ’ m 1g 14o ylxiafxiilollllflvgsus winner of ESP. m; 13g i“ - Olrfllthfill Illllwh. _J_ How.“ 133 ~ < us.‘ w w" "°- ' Vi; irherirem? 1' u: m 21.1: u hlilsr of as. smith-rm. Mac- 15E gitllgee; }i,i_»,r,'f‘”_§i"'°"-_ -

iiia ~ . ;,im§.r.tn‘:_ti="er"un.:l.m ICE NO- I

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10'.- t iiii ii air- sfore than v cosy l?“ unrtum

craft are in 18c ltloinlnonwe lth Air ‘rrainlnl Pill’!-

Zryny Tied For League LeacIersIuPAS Result l

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four ball, football 11nd ‘their formerly led

that while not enough to overtakepnodif

iwled I11 the way. a little better smm- i...“ 5 i119 derstood when

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the crease slapped the rubber home. game-hock

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THEATRES

"GIRL TROUBLE "

DON AMECHE JUAN BEN NE

BILLIE BURKE FRANK CRAVEN

SOUBIS, THURSDAY I Pimr MUNTAGUE. SAT. 1.80 AND 9.30 I‘. M. i

ie for the (21111 A": m“ l “‘“‘°““““‘"- -i

Montgomery Wins From Williams

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.5 .- (AP)—Boboat Bob Montgom- ery blacked out promising Ilia Williams of 'l‘l‘elllon, N.J.. to- night in two minutes l9 seconds of the last round of a. IZ-round bout to blast his wav over the first crucial hurdle on a come- hwk towards his lost lightweight title.

The P iiadelrihia Negro weigh- ed in at 131 while his dark skinned opponent w" 1 1,5

Services Sports Ban To include All Branches

UITAWA. Jan. 25—(C'P) -— The today biased a their new originally Inamed only nockev but now em- ‘braces all sports, and thus dealt a body blow to Canadian umatour why; _k championship play, dcminatcd for pulled off another smart §‘,‘,‘§.‘,‘,f,°.§‘;‘,° years by service teams From now on. army and R.C.A.l*‘. teams and players can partici to cfence en- izues for sports like hockey. bnslkiletfl I C Canadian C! the confin- . area

arrived services Wider interpretation on yea-r sports ban which

only in garrison and d

baseball w tilsm to , regional play-offs. Similarly, d navy restriction, 8 sailors to uroviilclal or loop play. applies to all sports.

cason previous

the

spokesmen said today

“became we naturally wou

ey. .

Bathurst liink Wins Top Honors

BATHUR/ST, N. B.. Jan. (CP)-—Dar\ Connolly's rink edged another Bathurst rink, skipped by Nick Tllibocieau, 10-9

herc today in an extra cud final

match and ihus won chief honors

of a two-day North Shore bonsplol

played‘ as a preliminary to the in- ternationa‘. bonsplel at City.

In the semi-finals this morning

the Tllibodeau rink dc-feaied Hal from the Si. Andrew‘; Club. Saint John, 12-10. rink eliminated skipped

Klnsmans quartet

while COiIIl01iy'S another Bathurst. squad. by bell Nix. 11-8.

In the B or "losers" section of the bonsplel. a touring Detroit rink Thlstles

defeated Frank Ashes from Saint John 13-5, and a St

Andrew's squad led by f. B. Mur- thse

ray scored a 9-7 win over Charlottetown rink of Dr. E, Giddings.

Acorn Trophy

Following are the

Acorn Trophy

.l.s. Moore. ii; T.W.L. Piovvsc._7.

Judge CC. Duffy. 9; W.R. Cruik- shank. 8. _ J F‘ McLeeod. l5; Harry Win-

um ly given for the bail lfiias tlllat 113315‘: taken lilgel-‘Vglltei; raivc n on ances n . to Banal‘ ‘m! with serslce lgllfllliil programs. n n,‘ _ hoiild have been un- thc hockey restric- tions were announced three weeks and ago 1d right at the edge of,not discriminate sganst only one

25-. Bathurst

Qllebfii;

results in yes- terday's curling matches for the

i MIDWEK

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TONIGHT AT EIGHT UCLOCK

SKATE I

to BETTER HEALTH

THE FORUM

‘Detroit Rd

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BOBTCJN, Jan. 25- (AP) — De- troit Red Wings gained a firmer izrlp on the National Hockey Lea.- by defeating the Boston Bruins 0-3 tonight while chalking up their eighth successive some without a setback before a crowd of 12.000 iit Boston Garden.

SUMMARY

v First Period l.—Detroit. Brmvn iArmstrong) :52 Penulties—None.

2_Detroit. Brown (Armstrong) 2:-

MAYOR HOLMAN

5. Col l) lottew n will hav a Fish Market which will meet the ideals of its citizens.

In February. at the request of the Domlniol Government, the Canada an Mtullcipalities local Ration Boards, the Chairman being the Mayors of the different Munici-

palities, each Mayor being given authority to select the members of

their respective Boards. Through this medium, much was done in effort. The

iurthcririg our Wai- sill/lull a one to the Dominion Gov- ernment is estimated to be $10,000- 000 per annum.

The A. R P. organisation now changed in name to Civilian De- fence. hold a considerable number of practice Blackouts which were highly successful. The Controllers of this organization mct semi- monthly in the Control room at City Hail and devoted much time and thought to their various tasks. I would like llcre to sol‘ that we lf\ Charlottetown are, sllll consid- crcd to be part of a vulnerable area and wc should continue to keep our Civilian Defence organization up lo its high state of efficiency.

Mayors‘ Conference

Ill the nlonill of May. accom- panied by Councilor Blanchard I attended the annual conference of the Canadian Federation of Mayors ad Municipalities held at Ottawa. Many matters of vital importance were dealt with and more especi-

ally the demands which munici- pnliltles are making for Federal aid. and iiic different post-war

problems which municipalities are bound to encounter. I know some citizens are of the opinion that sending representatives to these Conferences 1s a wast: of the lax- pa-ycliq money. Let mo, here say. that the City never made a better investment for City administration, and I hope that niv successor will derive the same hep and benefits ion Clrarlottettown from these Conferences i-ilat I have.

The year also saw the forma- tion cf the Associuiion of Mayors and Municlpalties of Prince Edward Island, they ‘having become nffii- iated with the parent group

By the persistent efforts of Col. C. L. McKay. assisted by myself lilo yiesl" I943 saw two foundries ill our City working to full capacity on war lo

I was sllrlllnoncil to Picioil lo interview the Foundation Canada Company Lt. who were desirous of uttllizillg our C. N. R. shops. I look l-lle necessary steps. but owing to changer, in coillracts, etc, even - tllougll ihc sirens were available, ihc work did nu materialize.

I am pleased to nacntlon also lllai, a. new Canning Industry is now in operation in Charlottetown. The owner and operator. Mr. J. Arthur Lewis, has in his employ some twenty-five persons, 11nd ailticipates that before lcng this number will be lilcreascd.

Late in the Fall. I received word that the new Frigate Charlottetown was to be christened and launch- ed, but owing to our receiving such short notice. arrangements for the christening" lmd to be postponed 'I‘his event will take placc at the lime of commissioning. The Char- lottetown lady- on whom this honor

chss/amiui, 11: u. Morris. 4. is to be coruerred. ls Mrs- E- <3- l-lon- T A. Campbell, l0; RS P Saunders

Jardiirle. ‘f. Through the efforts of this Coun- W.W. rd. ll; P 3 (711711 1° cll and the Board of Trade, we Di‘. H. MOIHWYB- 122 R-R- B911 7~ have been instrumental in having W-R Aiiimli- 195 A-w- Hynd“ construction started on the new Car

man. d. ferry, this cotract having been a-

warded late in the Fall of 1943

REMEMBER VIIIEI

(By The Canadian Press)

Howie Morena was traded ‘by Chicago Black Hawks to New York Rangers eight years ago today for

centre, who started with Montreal Can- nine years before going to Chicago, "Jumped after the trade. I-fabitania in his old-time career

Glen Brydson, The great

nolens for But back with the 1936-31 he regained dash untlil death cut his short in March, 1937.

DESERT ERODEI)

An area in the United States as the New England stares and Delaware and New Jer- sey has been lard waste by erosion.

large as all of

Drivrr oill- AC" E s

Airport Runways

The run-ways at our Airport are inadequate for the larger type alr- planes Much time and energy has been spent in bringing this to the attention of the Dominion Govern- ment and I have their promise the runways will be lengthened. But I would urge upon my successor that lhig definitely should be, followed up. and too much stress cannot be laid upon this most vital matter-

The demand also of our water- front should never be lost sight of. Possibly this might be considered a post war project. but neverthe- les we should not relax one mo- merit. to see to it that this defin- itely is part of the Dominion Gov- ernment post-war planning, in re- gard io-the City of Cilarlottetown.

During the summer we had the privilege of entertaining two Pre- cision Squads of young ladies, one from the R. C- A. P. and one from the Army. Another unique event was the attendance at our regu- iar meeting in August. of three visiting Mayors -Mayor Morrison of Glace Bav. Mayor ‘lcbean of Sydey, and aym- (Col) J G Cotter oi New Glasgow. Many outstanding visitors. too many to enumerate, visited our City and sinned thc ‘Visitors’

During 'f~ year we bade fare- well to Group Captain and Mrs. Hlakc who were returned to Eng-

rnade while in our m dst . We e to our

From Boston Brains 6-3

Second Period l

land. and Inspector Wright cf the the 12th battalion of the R. C. M. P. who was transferred Innlskilllng Fusiliers. His late wifc in Wlnnipc". They will he greatly whom he married in 18M, was ' missed by tlic host cf friends they Prime Minister Churchill's aunt. Leonie Blanche Jerome New

city creep vol-r.

wit}. o...‘

40 Il-Detroit. flown (Liscoenhe) 8:15 4—Detr0it. Oarvoth, Grosso, I-l Jackson) 7:43 5—Detroit, lriscombe Quaceknibush) 11:26 Penalties-None.

Third Period

6—Boeton. Caliadirie iC-iuldolfn) 1:12 ‘f-Detrolt; Carvcth 12:18 tt-gosion. Cain iClapper. Boll) 18:-‘ iJ-Boslian, A. Jackson (Cain Boil)

Perlalties-Norle.

Captain Blaikes successor. Group iCaptaln Hampton D. I". C and llnspector Wright's succesor, Sup- - erlntendent Marson.

This year. again the grin.- reaper cut deep swath in our City or- ganization. Mr. James Bell. a. trustworthy and courageous fire-i man of’ long standing; Police Of- ficer, Constable Peter Walsh who‘ died while in l-lis Majesty's Forccsa | conscientious. thorough. and effici- cut lloliwnan; and Councillor J. E. Stems, a man with outstanding business ability. His wise counsel and good judgment revealed itself many, many times in his various duties as a member of this Coun- cil. To their families I extend lily profound sympathy.

Gentlemen, we have ilad a good year Ls your reports will show, and it la not my intentoin to single out and congratulate the Char- man of each committee separately. I whilratulatc you all on the splendid accounts you have given of your stewardships. Only by the co-operation of each and all has fhe year's business culminated so successfully.

I wish also to lake this oppor- tunity to express to tile Commis- Slflflel‘; of Sewers and Water Sup- ply. my congratulations on the wonderful showing made by them. their i-etum this year being an all time high.

T0 the School Board. the Health Officer. and the Meat and Milk Inspector. our sincere appreciation for their whole hearted co-oper- ,ation during the past year.

I would like here to draw at- icpiion to the fact that while lhe Mayor and Council direct iile pol- icy of thc City. the actual work-I ings are carried out by our City Clerk, Mr. J. A. Fullericll, nu City Surveyor Mr, Messcrvy, our

lChief of Police A. BlItWlStie and

5 their staffs. To Mr Fullerton and

_ all our Officials I extend my sin-i icere appreciation for their unf/ifllll!

‘efforts and congratulations on a_ wonderful showing.

And now gentlemen. I refer to. iihe closing of the term cf thisl Council, During the last two years. nay the last four years I have been presiding over your nleetinizs as Chairman. While life {itself during these troubled times [has held many sadncssas for 11s

all. I have llzirl bythe wonderful (xi-operation which has prevailed. r- most pleasant trriie. But the tins draws near t: relinquish my Chain of Office. I know I will miss our meetings very mucill After mrvinz r-i long at the Board and illcn as Mayor. it bring; a sadness when one closes the covers nf illc izcok, on Municipal affairs, bui. lct me again reiterate, tile last chrvpir-r ha; been very pleasant. The friend- ship. ihe understanding. illo argu- ments which pervaded our Council meetings make it for me a chapter that will long live in mv mcmcry

And so I bid you all adieu. I hone you will seek reelection. for I can without fear of contradiction. lcll the taxpzyers oi‘ this Citv that Municipal affairs are safe in your hands.

(Armstrong.

Personals . Miss Fiurencc-A-izorn of Forest. l-liil

is now recovering from her long illness. I LAC. Jack Taylor. R. C. A. IT.‘

who spent tile week-end in tllo calty left yesterday for Edmonton. ta.

M)‘. Maurice MadMaster and Mr Alvin Campbell fom Bridge- town llave arrived home from a visit to Nova Scotia.

Filmer (Happy) Macllltyre, R. C. N. V R., i; spending his furlc with his parents M1‘. and Mn. J. . Maclntvre