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ON AND AFTER THE 1ST APRIL. NEXT. ALL MOTOR VEHICLES USING,THE HIGHWAYS WILL BE REQUIRED TO CARRY 1951 PLATES.

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ten-year-old pacer owned by Cecil lfcainley and Bob Ryan. was the top winner of the use racing sea- son. among the more than 10 horses tasined in Ariatook county and "drag the border in New

3.02 and Nancy-"Carroll 1(l. earned most of his money at Roosevelt Raceway and Yonkers in New Ycrk. although,hs started a few times at Old orchard. Maine. Under the skllfui handling of' vet- eran driver Bob Ryan. colonel Dan Visa outside the money only three times in his 31 starts during the season. He was first six times. second twice. third nine times and finished in the money in fourth or fifth place in eleven starts. His cash earnings were 00,971."

We received a. letter recently from Dr. George 0. Bishop. who is now on the staff of Hsgyard & Ifagyard. veterinarians of Lexing- ton. Kentu by. The Doctor went right to work on his arrival and has been busy as a. bee. He says that Lexington-in fact most of the south-is , ienclng one of its worst winters in thirty years. There is no equipment to take care of any show that fails and every- where one goes- people are com- piaining bitterly about the severity of the winter. However. it is only a mild thing to the Doctor who is used to our northern climate. There horses and cattle are left out most of the winter but now that mow covers the ground they have to feed or spread hay for than to eat. The Doctor concludes with: "My interest has always been in horses and this is the center. Prob- ably the hardest thing I ever did or expect to do again, was to leave P.E.I. However. opportunity such as this does not knock very often and I felt I should not miss it. We have a wonderful veterinary clinic here with the .best of equipment and an outstanding staff. so I fig- ure that in a few years I will have gained experience that will be of

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A friend has supplied us with some old score cards which have given us a lot of pleasure looking them over and recalling the names of horses and men of the long ago. Here is a race at the Charlottetown Exhibition October 16th. 1001:-3.39 Trot and Pace-Golden Gate iDnn- iel Steele. aummerside) l-i-l: Bronze C. (Joe. C. Crabbe. Char-

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' ” t .0 2-3-2: R (Dr. 1". 8. MacDonald. souris) 4-2-3; Princess Regent (B. C. Prowse. Charlottetown) 3-4-4. Time: 3.20'.'.. mild. 2.3016. The ads on the score card are all Moore & McLeod and here are some bargains:-"We are selling very 'gocd quality heavy ribbed underwear for men at so cents per suit...Buy your wife a new dress. Nice dress goods. dcublc width. fine goods. black and color- ed. every description at is. 20. 22 and as cents a yard...Need a new shirt? Newest colored or white

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Here II the ry of the 118 class -raced at the . Charlottetown lxhibltion; Thursday. September &. 1&.. Add Mac (Dannie Steele) W. I. Downesa. Summeraide. 3-1- 1-1: Red . B. A. Fowler. St. John. l-3-8-3; Rita If-. Petor Car- roll. Halifax. 2-s-2-a; Park camp- . 8. L. T . Summersidu, 4-4-44; Ciayaon Jr.. 'C. W. Cooke. lhediao 5-I-5dr. Time: 2.1834. 2.10. 2.11. 2.1754. The heat in 2.17 was s new track pacing record and to the best of the -wit.er's recollection it was not bettoned in a race over the Charlottetown oval until Sept. 24. 1014. when Hilda 5.. owned by All Stewart. Southpcrt. Ind driven by Peter Conroy. lowered it to 2.16. At that same meeting Helen R... owned and driven by the writer. went an exhibition mile against time in 2;l2'A.

The "Photochart" method of photo-finish is expected to he in use here this coming season. w. R. Godfrey of Marshficld. who in- stalled the modern sound system at the Charlottetown Driving Park some years ago and also introduced the photo-ilnish.has acquired Can- adian rlghta to this equipment.

The "Photochart" which uses a shutterl camera was invented by Lorenso Del Rlccio and Robert E. Crowley. and has obtained such pcpularity that it is now the most widely used ....uipment for race photo-finish. being used extensive- ly in America. Europe and the Antipodes. It is the most accurate method known for recording race finishes.

The equipment operates by a. rather ' method. A strip of track directly under the finish wire is photographed through a slit about .o02.inch wide and the film is synchronized to move at the speed of the horse's image. since with this met.hod. moving of the

would in effect be moving of the finish wire, a device known as the spinner is placed under the wire at the opposite side of ithe track in order to prove the photo.

The spinner carries the name of the track, date. race number. and other necessary information. and revolves at the speed of the horses. behind a vertical opening in it's housing. The appearance of the above information on the photo thus proves that the camera has been properly lined up.

Because the photo prcduced is actually a relative time chart of the race finish. any horse appear- ing in the picture. appears in his actual finish position. it is there- fore not usually necessary to have additional photos for place and show positions in closely packed finishes.

At tracks where the camera sn- gie is low a special mirror about six inches wide and 10 feet high is mounted on top of the spinner; thb causes the finish to be photo- graphed from both sides at once.

An 8"xlo" print of fine grain and sharp definition is produced about so to 90 seconds after the horses go under the wire. The re- sult can be read from the negative about 26 seconds after the race finish: the judges can therefore have the finish positions verified by the camera operator before the winner gets back for introduction.

roivr ART!-l'Ul't. Ont.-(CP)-- Mayor I". 0. Robinson was one of 20 householders who forfeited fines and court costs of 810.50 each for failing to produce their radio lic- ences when inspectors made a check.

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t"hariottetown's hockey-loving Mayor 3. larls MacDonald and a trio of the City's Doctors will act as a Committee. ap- . a fin- ancial drive to build up the money resoircss of the Islanders Hockey Club. this Provinces contender for Maritime hockey honors. The sup- worting members of the Committee, are. Dr. Charles Dougan. Dr. Roy Kennedy and Dr. 1.. E. Prowae

The thrice-elected layer will act as Chairman of the group. with the d agreement of the Islandrs executive. that his committee is independent of all supervision. and that at the end of the drive all funds will be turned over to the Islanders financial advisers, H. 3. Donna and Co. It was the Mayor's idea that the corn- mlttse would achieve its objective faster and more easily without in- terference from any quarter.

These aurangements are in line with the express wishes of the several hundred hockey followers who attended a meeting of the "Islanders" shareholders last week. It was the opinion of that gather- ins. that the mayor should be ask- ed to lend thp weight and drive. which has made him a leading public figure. to the movement the purpose of which is to put the "Islanders" on a firm financial basis.

Because his assistance was sought by hockey followers who at the same time asked the help of Drs. Dougan. Prowise and Ken- nedy. it can be stated that folks in Charlottetown and in the many rural sections which support the team. will be elated that the de- sired com-mittee is now constituted.

loading the bigger cities of the Mnrltlmes throughout the league schedule. in its first appearance in

Big Four Hockey in fifteen years, driv

Mayor" MacDonald To 1 Head . Islanders Drive

Charlottetown fir five months has linked its name in large type in every leading daily published in the Atlantic Provinces.

such headlines as "Charlotte- town lirops Halifax," "Islanders Smothu uonoton Hawks." "Is- landers Maritime League Leader- ship." have made very pleasant reading even for those who ne'er attend a hockey game. At one bound. and from a hockey obscur- ity which dated back to the 1930's. the "Islands " soared the prov- ince into.the most eye-filling spot in Maritime hockey.

It was more than was expected. more than could be expected of a newly organized club. and the thrillinl successes of the Island- ers gave the whole Island a morale- building boost not to be assessed in dollars and cents.

How much it has meant in advertising value. it is difficult to Judge but with the name "Island- ers" continually iooking at more than a million Atlantic residents from their favorite newspapers, every day the impact must be forceful and fruitful

Undoubtedly thousands of Char- lottetown people "and roiher resi- dents of the province appreciate that "Tile Islanders" have made many of our" fellow Canadians aware that this province is 'a lively spot. not only in summer but throughout the year.

When "foreigners" explore their tcurist snaps next summer for sum- mer vacation purposes. the Island will be much easier to locate will come more easily to mind. because of the "Islanders".

There is much goodwill behind the Charlottetown Club, in the Ollinion of Mayor MacDonald and his commitee. and this he believes will guarantee the success of the

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By Patrick Cmase

MILAN. Italy. Feb. 23 -(Reut- ers)-Jeannette Aitwegg of Brit- ain practically clinched the world's figure skating championship to- night. spread-eagii, a 23-woman field at the completion of six compulsory school figures.

The buxom brunette from swit- zerland. via Liverpool. carded a 58.4-point lead over her nearest competitor. Jacqueline du Bio! of France, with susanne Morrow of Toronto and Sonya Klopfer nf

, Brooklyn. N. Y.. third and fourth.

That assured Miss Aitwces. 20. of the title barring an unheard of series of spills in tomorrow night's free skating wind up.

scores of the first four: Aitwegg -803.1; Du Bicf-746.1; Morrow- 7.'!l.'i: and Klopfer-7.31.3.

Canada's other entry. 19-year- old Betty l-lisoock of Toronto. was ninth with 61-39 points.

Everyone here had expected Miss Altwcgg. newly-crowned Eur- opean queen and runner-up to last year's world titlist Aia Vrsanove. of Czechoslovakia. to lead her field at the completion of the fixed figures. But few had ex- pected her to outdlstance her riv- als by such a margin.

Miss Morrow, 20. was generally figured at rinksidc to be skating second on the first figure. Alter

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One doem't want 10 be too pes- simistic over the coming trout season prospects. Despite the heavy illegal la-ke natural condit- ions over which we have no con- trol may be the cause of the last two seasons' poor trout fishing. We know very little nbout what goes on in the mysterious depths of the see and the number of trout it holds. Maybe this coming season will see runs of sea trout fighting for berths in our fresh water pools that will make seasoned fishermen "pop-eyed-"

We have a log to learn about the ways of trout. For years I have had an idea in the back of my head. wiih no definite proof to back it up. that some seasons many promising schools of big sea trout do not venture up into the heads of our fresh water rivers and pools. They either turn back at head of tide or remain out in the deep

hope In right but even if I' an irhails no excuse for slaughtering the schools of silvery beauties that

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that she lagged. slipping behind Miss Klopfer on the second. third and fourth figures. On the fifth and sixth she raised her sights to skate past the United states champion.

Suzanne's mother said that during the last few weeks her blond daughter travelled from Vancouver to London suffering from influenza.

But Suzanne made no alibi: "i felt fine." she declared.

Miss Klopfer, green-eyed. pig- talied 16-year-old schoolgirl. skat- ed disappointingly to finish so far in the rear.

Ria Baran and Paul talk of West Germany. already European ice and world roller skating win- ners. replaced Carol and Peter Kennedy of Seattle. Wesh.. as world pairs hampions. The Ken- nedys placed second.

J A-P-(League

NEW GLASGOW. N. 5.. Feb. 2.1 - (OP) New Glasgow Bombers whipped Pictou Marlpacs e-3 here tonight in the semi-final playoffs of the Antigonish-'Pictou-Col-lien ter Senior Hockey League. Pictou Dliyed the game under protest be- cause of New Glasgow icing play- ers Macxie and Heron.

In the other semi-final gems Antiganish Bulldogs edged st, Fran. 'cls Xavier Varsity 5-4 in overtime. Leroy MacDonald scored the win. nins coal.

Bowling

Indies Friday BM. Iieaguc Y. M. C. A.- Alleys

Team, 1. 2368: points 229'.. Team 2, 2171; points iilla. Team 3. 2657: points 2s.

Team 4. 2127: points l0.

His-h single: J. ltogerson. 259. High three: N. MacDonald. 594.

MANCHESTER, England, Fgb, 23-(AP)-Pierre Montane of France won the European light. weight boxing championship to. msiht by knocking out miiy Thompson of England. the British

water around our seaward birs. l .

champion, in the l2ih round of their scheduled 15-round bout. Both weighed 135 pounds. The title became vacant when Roberto Pris orcila of Italy abdicated.

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