AUGUST 22. 1949 T H E W

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Estrada GUARDIAN

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_SUMMERSIDE Business Col- lege will re-open September 8th. Full comnlerclul courses. Write or phone 45-2.

LTIIE SUMMERSIDE BABY CLINIC is cancelled till Septem- ber 9th.

-ENGAGI-li\I ‘ -Mr. and Mrg, M. Ferno Graves. Summcrside, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Lois Nadine, to David Edmund Cornish, Sllmnierside. son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cornish of Collision. Surrey. England, mar- riage to lake place early in Sep- lcmbcr.

-l.\'JURl-1D IN ACCIDENT- Frzlnk Gnllllnt. n portnbr wltll his hrothcr, llllrry Gallant, in the \\'<-st End Filling SlIlllOIl, Sum- mcrslde West’, is n pzlticnt in the Prince County llospltlil with ll ilrokcn lci: following an nccldent that occurred at lhc fillini: station nhollt four dclock Saturday otter- noon, \'i'hiie putting nir ln n large lrllck tire it flcw npnrt and the rim struck him on the leg with grcrlt force. llc was lnlmcd- lately token to tho llospitol.-S.

Misoouclie tlonvent Examination Results

n! r ‘jlllc following are the standings o! Miscouclle Convent students in the Maritime Board examinations 1dr grade eleven:

Matriculation standing, six sub- jects: Sylvina Gaudct.

Five subjects: lluni Arscnault. Cedric Gallant, Albert Gallant. Helena Morrison, Dorothy llam- mlll. Gladys Murray.

Partial pass: Irene Bernard, Rose Marie Bernard, Aline Cor- micr.

Syivina Gaudct has an average of 7B percent in six subjects, with 01 per cent in mathematics, 90 percent in French, and 8B in sci- ence.

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Lvlvnoanluo can nnnn COAL. Carleton. Saturday and Monday. Lord and Howatt, Ralph

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—N0'l.‘1CE T0 ADVERTISERS.- Allvcrtlfiers are reminded that their will’ must be in the Guardian not later than noon the prev- ious day to guarantee insertion. Out of city advertisers who tele- phone classifieds, ctc., should par- ticularly bear this in mind.

—I’ATIENTS TREATED-During Old Home Week the patients of the Provincial Infirmary. Ken- sington Road, received a treat oi Chocolate Dips from Mr. Andrew Perry, Summerside. This kind gesture of Mr. Perry's was deeply appreciated.

Personals

-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ahem of Summerside have left. on a motor trip to the United states.-S.

-Mr. J. Henry Gaudet of Sunl- merside is a patient in the Prince County l-loqlital.

—Mr. and Mrs, Cyril Hickey of Summerside spent the week end in Montague, guests o! Ml. and Mrs. Arthur Calruthers-S.

—M.r. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald and family of Summerslde left yes- terday by car to spend a. week's vacation on the mainland-d,

—Mlss Pauline Noonan, R.N., of Montreal is spending hcr vacation with her brother. Dr. R. L. Noon- an and Mrs. Noonan, Summerslde.

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—Mrs. Bernard Labarre. Canton. Mass.. and daughter, Ellen, are visiting her parents. MT- and Mrs. Colin MacDonald, Ottawa Street Summerside . —S.

-Cst. and Mrs. J. Milton Doyze accompanied by their daughter and son, Marina and Rewben have re- turned to their home in Summer- side after having spent an enjoy- able two weeks holiday at Savage Harbour and Morell.

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THE SURPRISE COMEDY 0F THE YEAR I A NEW l-IIGII IN SCREEN HILABITY

Move To Bring Back Boxing In Summerside

An important move towards the brinsini back o! boxing in Sum- merslde will be the curd being sponsored by the Summerslde Athletic Association on Saturday olzht. August 27th, in the old curling rink. Ten and possibly twelve fighters from Summer-side will take on opponents from Cher- lottetown in a return engagement to one held about; three weeks ago in the capital city. Almost every division from heavyweight to fes- therwelsht will be represented in this well filled card,

The Department of Physical Flt- Mw throuzh its Prince County Pebrescntative, Jim Hogan, is c.0- operating 1n making the arrange- ments. Head coach of the Sum- merslde organization is Mr. George Stewart who was in his day a well known amateur boxer. Ln i986 he reached the finals in the Canad- ian amateur boxing championship competition and the year before was a quarter finalist.

Almost every night between fif- teen and twenty aspiring boxers go through their paces in the old Curling Rink under Mr. Stewart's watchful eye. He was quite pleas- ed with the showing made by his boys in the Charlottetown fights, although they were beaten in most of the bouts. lt is expected that: each bout of Saturday night will be sponsored by a Summerside business firm. Messrs Lame Drls- coll and Lorne MacFarlane are making available the use of the curling rink. -— S

—Mlss Dorothy McNelll, nurse- ln-traintng at St. Joseph's Hospital, St. John, N.B., has arrived to spend her Vacation with her moth- er. Mrs. D. F. McNelll, Summer- side-S.

—Mlss Frances Morrison, student nurse at. W. Joseph's Hospital. Saint. John. N.B., is spending ller holidays with hcr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison, Sum- merslde.—S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Larry Galinn: of Summerslde and daughter, Eliza- beth Ann, and Mr. and ‘Mrs. Abel Arsenault also of Summerside left yesterday on a motor trip through New Brunswick-S.

--Mrs. J. C. Hickey of Sum- merside, Mrs. Julia Blacquiere and

epil A. Arsenault of Mtscouche are spending two weeks at l-Tdgewater Cabins-S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MacLel- lan of Ottawa nre visiting Dr. and Mrs. RL. Noonan and Mr. and Mrs. l-lazen Mociiellnn, Summer- slde.—S.

BOR DEN

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey and daughter Doreen of Borden are spending their holidays with rela- tives at Halifax and St. John.

Mr. Arthur Jarcline of Char- lottetown, spent the week end with his sister Mrs. George Jay at. Bor- den.

m. iii-ark Dslziel of Borden who was taken til while visiting his bro- ther at Georgetown, is now a pat- lent in the Charlottetown Hospital and his friends here hope to see him home soon.

‘Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jsrdine and family of Borden. attended the Old Home Week celebrations at Char- lottetown on Wednesday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Reginald Rodgerson who visited her friend Mrs. Julian Herring. Hillrboro Street.

Miss Joyce Love who hoe been spending the summer holidays at her home in Borden left this week for Moncton where she has secured employment in s Beauty Parlor there. She was accompaned by hcr mother Mrs. Colin Love who will spend a few days ln Moncton.

lWrfCullen DeLory of George- town ls busily engaged in Borden for n few weeks where he has w class of thirty-five boys and girls who are faking the Red Cross swimming course. Of these the smaller children are taking their instruction at the back shore white the senior pupils are having their lessons st the Borden pier. Along with the swimming course they are receiving instructions in artificial respiration and water safety.

The regular auction pnrty of the Borden Women's Institute wu held in the‘ town hall on Thursday even- ing with five tables playing. Indies prize was won by Mrs. Camille Arrenault. gents by Mr. James Mc- Alecr with consolation prizes going to Mrs. Neil Dnrrnch end Mr. Camille Arsenault. The freebeotlt prize was won by Mr. Athol Ellie.

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half o1 the tenth, Foy and Carson getting safeties but with two out Buck -Whit.lock robbed Dombroskl of n hit by knocking down his hard smash to short. field and throwing him out ct. first. to com- plete n. very tine piece of defensive play.

Glen Matheson hit 3 for 4; win-

ning the Island League batting champio p from his teammate Goodwin; ho went. hitlcos. Le-

clair got our safeties in five trips, three of his hits being delivered in the clutch. Whitlock hit; two for five and performed brilliantly at short. St. John and Dombroski led the R.O.A.F. attack getting two hits apiece.

BOX SCORE Charlottetown ‘l

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Higson 2b. McKinnon Goodwin, rt. . Whltlock, ss. Matheson, cf. Larter, c, LeClair, 3b. l-lennessey. if. Smith. p. 'McAleer, "Perry, c. .. Totals .. .. ..

“ - Rrplaced Smith in fourth.

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R.C.A.P'. AB R II PO A E Foy, 2b. 5 0 2 2 2 0 Delong, 3b. 5 0 0 0 2 0 Carson. c. . 4 l 111. 2 1 Cox,cf..... 4 0 0 3 0 0 Dombroskl, rf. . 5 2 2 1 0 0 St. John, lb. 4 i 2 l0 0 1 , Hume, ll, 2 0 0 0 0 i Baron, ss. 4 0 0 2 1 0 Mickus, p. 3 0 0 1 6 0 ‘MacLeod, p. . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals . .. 36 4 ‘l 30 13 3 '—-Replaced Mickus in the tenth.

SUMMARY

RBYs -- LeClalr 3. McAleer. Si. John. Hume. Doubles — Perry, Dombroskl. Triple - Si. John.

Sacrifice hit - McAlcer. Left on bases Clftown 11, RCAF 7. Earned runs — Ch‘town. 3, RCAF 4. Double play - Mickus to Si. John. Hits -- off Smith 4 ln 3 2-3 innings. off McAleer 3 in 6 1-3 inn- ings, off Mickus 12 in 9 1-3 lngs, off McLeod 0 in 2-8 inn- ings. Struck out by Mlckus—9, by MacLeod 1. by Smith 1, by Mc- Aleer 6. Bases on balls, off Mickus 4, off MacLeod l, off Smith l, off McAleer 3. First base on errors — McKinnon. Cox. Plate umpire — Jackie Kane.

Swimming Tesis Al Mill River

Twenty candidates passed the Swimming and Water Safety Tests conducted by Mrs. Harry Cudmore and Miss Felice Arsenault at a beautiful beach on Mill River on Monday afternoon. August 15th.

Mrs. Marcia Pate, Swimming and Water Safety Instructor has given daily lessons ln this area for the past five weeks. Miss Betty Pate assisting her sister dilririg the class periods.

Many of the motnibers of this class lived several miles from the Swimming Centre and each day parents accompanied the younger children. Two of these parents availed themselves of the opportun- ity to improve their swimming skills and passed the tests success- fully. such keen interest displayed by leading citizens will do much to spread Water Safety knowledge and therefore will be instrumental

in reducing unnecessary wster tragedies. The following residents of O’-

Leary and vicinity received awards:

Elementary —- Elizabeth McCor- mick. Marjorie McCormick. Cynthia Kennedy, Emmett Foley, Bonita. Grey. Claudette McNelll, Barbara McNelll, Lllllas McGregor. Hazen Sllliker, Virginia Silllkor, Margaret Woodbrldge. Ralph Keefe, Lanna Turner, Donald MacKay. Dianne Wedge. Suzanne Wedge.

Junior -_ Mrs. Foley. Arthur Seaman. Bob Bealey, Claude Mc- Neill.

. Cl-l/ZRLOTTETOWN llell Kalmuck

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Nell Kulmuck trotted her way to three straight heats in the feature free-for-nll trot. In the first heat it Was n battle all the way between Marjory Hanover, Nell and Eve Worthy in that order right to the last turn going into the final stretch when Nell made her bid to take over the lead down the stretch for a win- ner, with Eve making a valiant attempt to nose out Marjory at the wire only Io take n third when n photo showed that Mar- jory had the edge.

Trotting the fastest mile of the afternoon in the second heat, Nell Kalmuck went into an early lead end was never in trouble from the he]! on when she outlived repeat- ed attempts by Lee Brewer and Marjory Hanover for the lead position, to all finish in that or- der, with Walt N'See taking fourth and Eva Worthy fifth.

Getting nway in fifth position in the final heat, Neil was in third place at: the quarter behind Mer- jory and Eva, and dropping back to fourth behind Wait N'See at the three-eight; and half marks with both Marjory and Eva lead- ing the field in that order. Welt N'See made a drive to more into second place at the three-quarter pole with Marjory still leading. it was a mighty Kalnluck drive. however, on the upper turn that brought. her into the stretch in front to hold that position at the wire, with Marjory driving home

for second and Walt N'See taking third. ln the final event of the after- noon. the first division of the 2:28 trot, it was Feather Duster all the wuy for two heats, with Louise Protester making determined bids in the first. two for seconds and coming through finally in the l third heat to come out a winner. Summary: No. 22—Ciasaifled Trot and Pncc Jennie Kalmuck (0‘Donnell).1 1 1 Marguerite Rose (C. O'Brien) 4 2 2 Shirley H. Temple (Craig)...2 3 3 Alboioma (Ramsay) .3 4 4 Hilda Mac (Bernard)... .5 5 5 Speedwell Guy (Moreside)...6 d Time: 2.20, 2.21, 2.22 4-5. Winning horse owned by L. T.

Lctcher, Springhill, N. S.

No. 23—Classified Trot and Pace O. K. Volo (Harrison)..- 31 Quaker's Boy (Conroy). 1 2 Baron (MacKinnon) 2 5 Gertie Reamore (Chaisson 7 4 Togo Bars (G Lewis) . B 3 Bonnie's Boy (O'Meara) 4 6 Duke of Hyland (Ramsay ...4 6 7

Random Harvest (C. 0‘- Brlen) . 0 5 dnf Time: 2.17 4-5. 2.16, 2.15 4-5. Winning horse owned by L.

Barricau, Lower Acadia, N. S.

Free For All Trot

Nell Kalmuck (W. Kelly) Marjorie Hanover (Campbell) Lee Brewer (Bernard) ....... .. Walt N’See (L. O'Meara Eva Worthy (McIntyre) .

Time: 2.17 2-5, 2.13 4-5, 2.15

Winning horse owned by lard Kelly, Southport.

First Division 2.28 Trot

Feather Duster (C. Willls)......1 Louise Protester (Harrison) 2 Reuben Lee (Bernard) .3 Guy Aubrey (H. Stead Senator Craigmyle (Ramsay). 5

Time: 2.17 i-5. 2.17 1-5. 2.10 4-5.

Winning horse owned by L. Johnston. Fortune.

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A Curran h Briggs “ ‘ ‘i teem won n close exhibition game from a surprisingly strong band of Dleppe intermediates by the close score of 8 to 7 at Summer- side yesterday. The visitors were leading the construction crew 6 to 1 ln the fifth inning. but the lhomesters began to close the 8RD lfrom there on in and at the end

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Number of in of Arsenal Deosrlpln I IIIIIII 5"" Person 1M ~ Mullvnllliggrjiadnfqormln b 2! Sltuete in the Borden School District in P10! ' Borden Polling Division No. 12 - 4m . Electoral District Prince County. _J , 28 Sit t i the Tryon School District in 13% waded,’ Est “l” iuléfsii. Polling Division No. 1s - mi Electoral District Prince County. “ , J 17 Sit. t i th St. Elennol-‘s School District: Plot wlnchuur am" in ‘Satflillienngr’: Polling Division No. 8 — 5th Electoral District Prince County, You, Est. Louis Albert 11 Situlte in the Foxley River School Dls- 200 . ' trict in Conway Polling Division No. 6 —- Znd Electoral District: Prince County. Yeo, Collingwood 13 Situsto in the Port-Hill School District in 141 ' Tyne Valley Polling Division No. 0 — 2nd Electoral District Prince County. Y”. K0" _ ' l3 jltucte in the Harmony School District 5° in Victoria West Polling Division No. 10 — 2nd Electoral District Prince County. Yen, Keir 13 Situnte In the Harmony School District 45 . in Victoria West: Polling Division No, 10 - 2nd Electoral District Prince County. .1”. "H'- WIYI" l! Sltuste in the Harmony School District 5° in Victorn West: Polling Division No. l0 ‘ - 2nd Electoral District Prince County. Y”- wumm m” 13 Sltuste in the Harmony School District 19°

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