CONFEDERATION WINNERS

Pictured above are the win- ners of Saturday's mixed curling. in the. Confederation Ronspiel. From LEFT TO RIGHT, Bob’ Dillon, Sue Flemming, Tan MacNevin and

“Margie” Giddings, This team - won the’ Andy’s Seafood Res-

taurant Trophy and prizes. The runner-up team was “Wen MacLaine, Jo Vau-

tour, Wendall Carr and Helen

MacKinnon. Other teams win- ning prizes were’ skipped. by ' Roger MacDonald, Jim Cam: eron, Merrill Pursey< Bill Acorn and John MacPonald.

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‘NHL SATURDAY

MONTREAL 6 N.Y. 2 SUMMARY First period—1. Montreal. Pro- vost 17 (Beliveau, J: C. Trem- blay) 10:01; 2. New York, Goy- ette 9 (Brown) 11:27. Penalties Howell 9:17, Harper 16:48. Second period — 3. Montreal, Larase 14 (Price, Backstrom) 8:43; 4. Montreal, Provost 18 (Price, Beliveau) 11:55: 5. - Montreal, Rousseau’ 27 ‘Ri- chard, Balon) 12:59: 6. New York, Hadfield 15 (Fleming, Ra- telle) 13:19. Peenalties—None. Third ‘period — 7. Montreal, Duff 18 9:12; 8. Montreal, Rous- seatt 28 (Duff, Richard) 15:40. Penalties—None. ~~ Shots on goal by New York : Montreal Attendance—15,300.

TORONTO 4 CHICAGO 2 TORONTO (CP)—NHL. Satur- day:

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11.8 7—24 13 13 12—38.

% SUMMARY .

First period—1. Toronto, Arm- strong 18 (Douglas, Mahovlich) 6:41; 9. Toronto, Mahovlich 30 (Keon, Armstrong) 18:08; 3. Toronto, Horton 6 (Armstrong) 19:59. Penalties—Stapleton 3:33, “MacNeil 4:23, Pronovost 9:13; Douglas) minor, misconduct 10:44, Pilote 18:35.

Second period — 4. Toronto, Pulford 27 (Ellis, Kelly) 9:33;

5. Chicago, Hay 18 (Mikita) 13:30. Penalties — Nesterenko 5:48, Vasko 8:38, Atmstrong

12:17, Jarrett--14:07.. . Third period —_ 6. Chicago,

;Wharram 24 (Mohns, Pilote) 6:01. Penalties Shack 4:40, Toronto team penalty served by

Boyer ‘10:34, Mohns 11:20, Ma- hovlich 12:07, Pilote, Hillmamr 13:21, Mohns major, Douglas

major, ganie misconduct 15:55,

Maki 17:19. ; Shots on goal by

Chicago

| Toronto ‘ Attendance— 14,996.

714 8—29 2313 4—40

PWC Girls Team Cops Crown

Prince of Wales’Ladies hasket- ball team captured the P.E.T Interscholastic Senior A basket-

jball championships over the

weekend as they dropped Sum- |

'merside High School 34-17 in the second game of their two game total point series. They had pre- viously won the first match, in \Charlottetown, 25-21.

| The Welshwomen’s Mary Mac- |Leod was high scorer in the game with 14 points while teammate Pat Jay chipped in janother 10. High scorer for SHS jwas Linda MacLeod with nine points.

| The trophy presentation t 0 ok |place immediately after the game with the Summerside team givingythe trophy to Miss Helen Bishop, coach of PWC and .co-captains Pat Jay and Anne |\Charlotte Kelly. ;

| Charlottetown, Murray Harbour

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Split Honors | tn Provincial Minor Hockey iplayoff competition held at. the ‘Forum on Saturday, Charlotte- ‘town and Murray Harbour |teams split honors in the Paper- \weight and Pee Wee divisions. | -In the first game the Char- |tetown Paperweight Jays

squeezed out a 21° win over the

Murray Harbour _pucksters to ‘win the two-game, total goal series 5-2 as the result of a 31 win in the first game at Murray |Harbour earlier in. ‘the week. Tommy Trainor and John Ready led the Jays to their victory on Saturday with a goal each while

‘John Jackson got the lone tally |

for Murray Harbour... .

| Jt was a smooth-skating group of Murray Harbour Pee Wee pucksters, however, that gave a large number of Murray Har- bour fans something to cheer about when they edged out the .Charlottetown Pee Wee Racoons |21 to take the two-game total] goal series 5-2 and earn the right to advance to the finals against” Kensington: in quest of ‘the P.E.I. title. Alan Martin and Danny MacNeill accounted for the Murray Harbour scofing with a goal each while Billy MacDonald: garnered Charlotte- town's lone tally. :

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‘Defeated

’ The following are the results in Charlattetown Minor Hotkey

‘ing last week, un to and includ- ing Saturday, March 19th:

‘PEE WEE ;

Racoons 6 — Billy MacDonald

(6); Elks 2 —Wayne MacGul- Zan, Gordon Mackay

Coyotes 6 — Bobby Smith (2), John MacDonald (3), Michael Hennessey: Springers 4 Billy Doherty (2), Billy Younker,

Wayne MacLean. Setters 5 — Jim ©'Connor (3), |Don Stevenson. Austin Gallant:

vid Crosby (2).

Bisons 6 -- Shaun Maclsaae, Jamie MacLeod, Make Power, |\Glen MacDermid. Kevin De- \Vine, Ken MacDonald: Wolves 2 '- Sput MacDonald, Don Mac- Lean.

Lions 11 — Del Frizzell (9), |Jerry Peters, Carl Trainor; Ze- ibras 2 — Kent MacDonald, Ja- jmes Power. | Caribous 3 — Bryan Connolly \(2), Freddie Godkin: Rams 2 —

Jackie Kipping, ‘Billy Higgins. Foxes 4 — George Lipton, Frankie MacKinnon, Paul

|Gormley, Lyle Sheppard; Seals 2 — Andy MacKenna; Donnie Callbeck.

BANTAM

Ramblers 14 — Terry Gee (4),

: \Gary Steid (2), Grant Gaudet /(2), Shaun Murphy’ (5). Tommy Prowse; Bears 4 — Joe Gillan, |Peter Williams (2), Bobby Mac- Kenna.

Senators 9 — Jimmy. MacMil- jlan, Barry MacKinnon, Brian Sobey (3), Pat Griffin. Gary Cooper (2), Alan Larter; Blades 1 — John Thistle.

Champions

| Barons 7 — Ronnie Peters (4) Steve McCabeq (2), Garth Reeves; Cometh 2.— Gary

Campbell (2).

Bisons 9 — Alan Gass (3), D’- Arey Murphy (3), Lloyd Gass, Wayne Jordan, Darry! Harding;

Queen Charlotte High School Maroons 5 — Jim Killorn (3), hockey. squad dumped Birch- John MacMillan, Kenny Doiron. ; wood High 6-1 in the first game, Bantam Playoff Schedule ‘of their best-of-three series for | the city interscholastic hockey ile scheduled games on Monday championship. at the. Charlotte- and Tuesday of this _ week be-

League playoff competition dur-.

. |Otters 5 — Bobby Falls (3), Da- .

There will be no Midget-Juven- .

town Forum Friday night.

Bob Jewell paced the winners ‘attack with a-big four goal per- formance and Peter Williams chipped in with a brace for the Ted Redmond coached aggrega- tion. ‘

Tom Gauthier fired the lone _. ‘marker for the -John Kane

coached Birchwood team. The Longworth Avenue students are defending. champians”“and they will be out to square the series | in their next meeting with the | Queen Charlotte lads. f Diminutive Billy Doherty con- | tributed two assists to the win- | ners cause and played a strong two-way game for the North Ri- ver Road aggregation.

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~ MINOR HOCKEY RESULTS

cause of the following Bantam playoff schedule slated for those days

Monday, March 2ist. 5 p.m.— Senators vs Blades; 6 p.m. Hornets vs Indians; Tuesday, March 22nd, 6.30 p.m. -- Comets vs Barons.

Note: All Paperweight players are advised that Wednesday from 4-6 .p.m. will be reserved for Paperweight scheduled play to- replace the..lost playing time last Saturday. The playing sch- edule will appear in Wednesday mornings Guardian.

Wednesday, March 23rd, 6.30 p.m Juvenile Practice.

Friday, March 25th, 7.10 p.m.

Midget Practice.

Tyne Valley Cops Crown

The Tyne Valley Clover Farm- ers recently won the Prince County Intermediate B hockey crown as they defeated the Tig- nish Aces 9-8 in the sixth game of the best of seven" series for ‘their fourth win. They won the first three games of the series but then took two straight de feats before wrapping the crown

up. '

Ron MacArthur led the win- ners with a hat trick while T. McCaul and D. Birch each had two markers. Singletons went to Merry! Cameron and I. Baglole. For Tignish Hennessey and Ber- nard had a pair each while G. Cheverie, J. Cheverie, K. Wart and Alvin Hackett had one each.

ALL OWE HUNDREDS

Consumer ecredi/t in the United States now totals $315,- 000,000,000, more than $1,600 each for every man, woma

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Englewood High | Cqnadian Investors Asked

Shades Alberton

ALBERTON — Englewood Re- gional High School edged Alber- |

tor*Regional High 4-3 in the Al- By JAMES NELSON

ce berton. Arena Saturday night to ee Cae hak ro win their two game Prince | canadian teceel rae

County Interscholastie title serie§ | by «# total score of 7-6. | ' : ; jvelopment and to boycott secur- ome : See wae lities issued by U.S. corporations lore Terie “suctenre Tachi Oe said the effect of current many trom the Englewood school |j7e. *2"< Avail area. the game was otneidered (0°, guidelines on American one of. the best in the Alberton foreign investment may be to rink this. winter. _ put undue pressures on _ the Engiewood led 1-0 in the first | c22adian capital market. Can- period 3 at the end pr ada ‘normally isn’t able ms ft. second period and excitement lar He oe ee a reigned supreme when the home |_.-fticials sai ee team struck for three goals in request is aimed at sera the final frame and came close |new off - shore American bon

tn teing the game. A fourth and other capital issues

marker by the visitors gave them | One of the American guide- the edge as time ran out for the lines is to*encourage American

Alber’ ‘corporations to raise foreign et a ae yo ican jmoney to finance their foreign

Mac ‘loperations rather than draw B, MacDonald and B. ‘Thomson ‘aciiars trom the United. States.

For Alberton A. McRae got a ’ This has had its main effect

i ; in Europe, where U.S. - owned Pat 80d D. Diatows a Sale, subsidiaries now are being en-

Renalties, want to M.. HA, E. | couraged by Washington to

MacDonald and S. Hardy of the : > : ve raise European funds — mainly Ehglewood team and ‘D. Mat- \European - held U.S. dollars—

thews of Alberton. : Referees were Joe Coyle ana °" European: capital markets.

To Boycott U.S. Concerns

supply all the need, and Mr. Sharp's a ncement in the Comment Wednesday war

to._prt mainly designed to head off the their money into Canadian de-/promotion in Canada of sales

ofa foreign issues in U.S. of Canadian dollars to raise funds for use in third countries. Officials knew of no maior U.S. off - shore issues so ar sold in volume .in Canada. But

there have been inauiries of the

Bank of Canada and the finance department as to how authori- ties here would react to such

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