MARCH 2.195311”.

"Ti-Ewssrssn. GUARDIAN

-r-.'”""f 3 summer strut. Nugiionos: GLOW and

House Phones:

The Guardian may be

following store-

i okgulfe, Summer Street: Goiu-lion Drugstore. 21 Central Street:

Bell 30 iteliy'I N” , Ab." Doucettes

water

s-stand. .Wuor Street:

,m;y 4 No. cut Shellac, at

slices.

..Sl(ATE Bedeque Rink Tues- day afternoon 3.00 to 4.30.

..ASNL'AL MEETING Dunk Rlt'!'l' Farmers Institute at the Mme of Robert Jnrdine, Tues- dnv pt;-hing, March 3rd.

I -ri.Vus HUGE EGG-llrs. Fred m,,,.m-g of Freetown, while re- rmgh gathering eggs from her now" ,,( Plymouth Rock puilets, was quite surprised to find an un- llsUi'lli,l' large egg in one of the HMS. This huge egg measui 6': by it lll('llCS. It had a clean white 559” ft-11.3)) when broken revealed 3 full; foimed iiormai size brown git?” cit; inside. The flock of pul-. .93 ,,.,,m which this egg tins gath- lagtld ll.ltP been in egg production ,.b,t- suite the latter part of pcccn ner 5-

GMJV l-JLDERS ADMITTED - Av, itir irguiar worship yesterday mnrii:ii;: three new elders wercyad- mittrri to the Session of Albertoii lltlil of the United Church do in a solemn service of 0,. Those chosen by mem- hers of the congregation for this mh office were Mr. J. R. Bony- man, Henry Clarke and Mrs In an impressive mes-

x i.ll(l before elders and con- '1 the duties and privileges

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE ' sununorside. Phone 3031. 'ptiono. Advertising lluprooontntlvo .

,, Second Street; Island Motor Transport. su-eat; Vince's Grocery. 120 Iuuoll Street; Enmnn'r Salt. ' Borvioo Drug Store. LL Wofto in Kelnlnxton. WEST PRINCE OFFICE Aiireryon: rrunir ween. Benresentotive. Phone: 6!-1 Offico and 88-3 House.

GEORGE WOTTON a M32 ood'8t)x3. bought at any of tho

in Bunnie :

Mark Goudet. 6'1 Granville street;

-HOUSECLEANING. repairing and painting supplies obtainable at Bruce's.

-FOR AN EVENING of fun gnu ml-"W-lnm6nl. come to the social in Kensington United Church As- lembly Hlilliwednesday, March 4, 3-15 D.m. Everybody welcome.

--ALBEBTON ICE SPORTS. tonight at 7.30. Sponsored hy the Boy Scouts. Everybody welcome.

-ll0('KEl' tonight. Monday. South Shore League, second-game in finals. Freetown Royals ye,-. sus Cape Traverse Rovers. Arl- mission 35 cents.

-l-TNERAL AT ST. ELEANORS -The funeral of the late Mrs Robert Muirhead was held on Sat”i'clay from her late residence in St. Eleanors where a liort serv- icc was conducted and thence to St. Johns Anglican Church where service was also conducted by Von Archdeacon G. R. Harrison. The pail-bearers were Mesrs. Ken Mills, Fred Mills. George MacWil- llams. Nelson Compton. Lawrence Compton, Creelmiiii Compton. In- terment was in the church cem- etery. S.

Albe:ion and

and had just of pajamas and nightgowns on

. THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

In the above photo from left to right are Mrs. A. G. Kenyon, Miss Ronnie Rose Mc- Kiniion, Mrs. L. C. Dilworth and Mrs. L. E. A. Myles. All three matrons are mem- bers of the executive of the R. C. A. F. Station,

presented

Station Ladies Assist Hospital

Summerside Women's Auxiliary to the childrens ward of Prince County Hospital a number behalf of their organization. The Women's Auxiliaryl takes a keen interest in the welfare of the hospital and periodically devotes portions )f their funds t.o projects which will assist this fine modern hospital.

lfleary Maroons Defeat Alberlon , Regals 9-6 .

-The OlL-aary Miiroons defeated the Albcrton Regals 9-6 in an ex- hibition game played at the O'- Leary rink on Saturday night be- fore a very good crowd. The game was very cleanly played with only

I speedy recovery.

I Kensingion and U I I Vicinity -The many friends of Mrs. Rob- ert Humphrey. Ker.-singt-on. will regret to learn that she is a pa-

tient in the Prince County Hos- pital.

underwent an hope for a

Mrs. operation.

Humphrey and all

Miss Ma.ry MacDonald. Kensing-

0'leary Scouls Advance In Hockey Series

On Friday night the 0'Leary Boy Scouts hockey team continued their winning streak by defeating the Kensington scouts 5-2 at Kensington. They had previously won their first game of the two

Maple leafs In 3-0 Shuloul Over N.l;ilangers

TORON'IO. (OP)-Toronto Maple Leafs ran rougthshod over. New York Rangers for a 3-0 victory here Saturday night. in the first game of s weak-end horne-snd- home sorta.

A crowd of 12,877 National l-loc- key League rans saw goalie Harry Lumley coast to his nlntlh shutout of the season. tying Gerry McNeil of Montreal Canadiens for leader- shin in that department.

Appearing with the Leafs for the first time were centre Willie Mar- shall. up from Pittsfovurgh Hornets of the American Hockey League. and left-winger Parker MacDonald horn Toronto Marlbocos of the On- tnrio Hockey Association Junior A series.

Marshall showed some nice play- making hilt Mncnonald, up on a three-game lend-lease arrange-

used sparingly. The Rangers who haven't scored

5 may in their 1339, t,h.,-es giampg, placed second in the world -chain-. Pm”? '0 D9”-519

Toronto Slialers Win Major Share of Honors

ers won the major share of honors at the championships here Saturday.

year-old from the Toronto Skating Club, scored an upset win the senior women's title. Peter Flrstbrook, 19-year-old clubmate of Miss Gratton. retained men's championship.

compettion in the skating championships Switzerland, younger skaters.

Bowden. 26, of Toronto club suc- cessfully defended three of four Canadian championships. The smooth-skating couple retained the senior pairs, waltz titles with effortless precision on merit, Wm-1 the amabeu, club, mu tlliebgreen ice of the Minto Skating C u .

OTTAWA, (CF) -Toronto skat-

Canadian figure skating Barbara Gratton. vivacious. 16-

victory to

his senior

But a graceful couple fresh from. world figure at llavos. overshadowed the two

Frances Dafoe, 23. and Norris

their

and ten-step

PAGE THIRTEEN

Max Bentley Heading Back To.Wesle1n Farm

Dl!.'LlSl.E, Sask.. (CP) - Max Bentley, the unassuming farmer's son who made a pile of money and ended up with a lot of aches and pains in big-time hockey, in head- ing back to his farm. He's sick and fed up.

The 33-year-old Bentley, one of the most dazzling figures in the National Hockey League since he broke into professional ranks 13 years ago, hasn't-been heard from since he played briefly with Tor- oiiio Maple Leafs in I Toronto game last Wednesday.

But, there was little doubt that Maxie was on his way to Dellslc. possibly to end the Bentley era in the game. Maxis father said he was due here some time Sunday.

The little hawk-nosed dandy. plagued by injuries and illness dur- ing the present season, checked out of his hotel Thursday and van- ished. He was believed to be t.rav-

Miss Defoe and Bowden. who

in a big. black

MEI Mm had new bkmi wmamany mnships last week. withdrew mmll cnnyei-tilile with his wife and fath- the senior diiiice event and Franccsl "”"'1”'

Ron Murphy. who had a three-

game trial with the New Yorkers Abbott and David floss of winni-l

enriv this season,

Guelph Biltmoros of the O1-IA jun-'

tor loop and Derformed oapably. SUMMARY l First Period No scoring. Penalties: None, Second Period l-Toronto, Nosterenko ll-Iannigan. Hassardl 2-Toronto, Horton

9:50 19:20

Penalties: Howell 3:5ri, Horton 15:05. Third Period 3-Toronto, Sloan 'Smith, Stewart) l'l:"i0 Penal-ties: None. Stops: Worsley 9 11 11-33 Lumley 9 '-22

r,s.mma-1 mm. 1 peg Winter Club won the title.

of the section of the senior women's event overcame an early Steckiey, 17. of Oshawa. Ont.

who learned her skating in Prague, Czechoslovakia, placed third. Pachl, now living in Montreal but skating for the Ottawa Mintn ('lub,. earlier placed third in the women's championship which was

won by Sonja Currie, 15, of Ed- monton. Flrstbrook. defending merits

champion, headed both the pulsory sections to retain his title. Charles Snelling, Toronto 15-year-old skat- ing his first year in senior

Miss GratIon's skilled liandlirig

foiir-minute free-skating lead by Dawn Yarmila Pachl, 15-year-old blonde

.Vliss

jill1lOl'

com-;

figures a nd free-skating

com-

Officials of the Leafs knew noth- in; definite of his whereabouts.

St llunstans

C0llill1l:.u.l from page 6

with Mount A. he scored 35 points and against U. N.B. he had 37.

His highest scoring total for .1 single game was made in an L!- land League fixiure several weeks ago He tossed in 53 points. far more than the total score of the opposing team.

The amazing part of Reardonts play is that he never has a poor nitrhi. Any Home in which he scores less than 20 points is considered an t-.ff-niigfht for him.

Reardon can score from any- where in the opponents tarritory

I O I WHO, Vicinity of the cldcrshlp. The service of M...

tl'0.'5l1lll culminated in the sacra- Mr. Willard Hardy. Amherst. N iiieizl of the Lords Supper. S. spent the week-end visiting Vyiggggj fi'icjiit1:l3 Hl(1id' reli;tIives in Albertoii

an ms RAE. e was accompan-

PBVSUIIIIS led by Mr. Ernest Hardy, also ,of

one penalty being handed out. Both teams concentrated on com- bination playing and kept the goal tenders busy for all three periods. Several players were missing from the regular line-ups of each team.

game series at 0lLeary and will now meet either East Royalty or Georgetown in further playoffs for the island Boy Scout hockey title. After the game at Kensington the visiting team was treated to a.

pany, was runner up and Peter

aupgifleld, 20, of Toronto placed In the senior pairs. the Canad- y I

ton (Irishtown Road) underwent an appendectomy in the Prince County Hospital recently. Hei- many friends hope for her speedy recovery. '

and he has such a variety of shots that it is practically iirnposivble to guard him. His shooting average seldom falls below 4067, an ex- traordinary figure considering the number of points he scores and the

tan junior champions. Miss sterk- ley and David Lowery, were run-

Stlmiiiezside last Tuesday. K

llew Poiitgnianfor

family motored to Saint John, NB. over the weekend. They were ac-

week.

Crapaud Meeting

Town Of Allierton

H V. tar inning spentt 21c past month

In Albzaavlnl Ii-lent three weeks in

some of the parties interested in

for tomorrow i'niesdayl evenlnl.

to which all interested persons : ins W0 square ml1?5- "95 "”WW' i . - L. n mm Wm-9 ypnnnnpnls as follows: til. ...C have been invited. ered by samuelchamplain in 1615. vFqDAY VIARCH 2"! you sp:-c'ia H o l W00 .,; K A Wlllgt, party W” M an h At this meeting it 13 hgped thgt ' CC"'-TTTCT-"C'Cj""-CC T i A ' t ' 4.-)0 I07 --------------------------------------------- " 't ,' '5 mluche at the i1.,cn'.. Kg various opinion: will he or;:entrd- SUSSF-K1 Bu i9Pt-Ha1lfax- --- . T"eT”bTT”,TTT”g 4", gum, final. yuobth shore sumo for 8-00 .5tvlver: G d ' that a full diiictissinn on t pro- Dartmouth S. Marys took it two- Noam svnxgv, N, (CPL- g - ,,

e , III et. The - . . , y . . .

1.?” were in aid of the pill. nosed rink will be held. and that mime lead in their Maritime Junior rt-anklin sports club won the h LPRKIIP g l "plpnp ('m-us Beauty salon Dial 23?? ''ll;

omas Aquinas Society: various committees will be n.p- semi-final hockey series with It 5-3 Cape Breton Junior Hockey League Q rlllll VIIIIPV ! , if)

Mr ..... pointed yo begin action immedi- win over Sussex Rangers in the um sgturdhy Wm, . 7.4 win over fgr COU955 ' op i Q"N.nv5 y;,.m.gy shoppe ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. Dial 2420 1 muigzlld Mrs. Ex-ngn 5.11."; and aLel)v' 5 Kings County stadium here satur- sydney Millionaires. . H VF- ' , 0 lllesetyi ;:n3l;l'n"l:l)5 Hgliggtgi CLllVE.2l...tND (AP) - A thief dn3Ii!t1iiightiielr 4-3 win here Friday bezithgf-Fszcgriluszldiuwhtol tzgtnhri: and Colds : Esme Mercurys i Aumm Beauty salon i ----------- ” Dml 281V lobar," ”' Mhwuche on Thursday; stole a 9500 lle'detect0r from Fen" nlshtr the Saint-9 need only one against the winner of the Hallfax- 4 "'- Game 3;3o gnu-p Mai-leis Beauty Salon .................................... -- mill 2433

'7 amt - - oouegn psyuholofy department more to take the round. They can Dsrtrnout ; St. Mary's-Sussex J i ..3v way. . close it on Monday night .It Dart. nnnoerl cl. ' '1' ''''I

M. Kinch picking tip one each. After the game the Regals were guests of the Maroons Hockey Club

Red Hingslalie , 4-3 Decision

Penalties -. Moore 3:18 and 8:-

Deleai Sussex

i 8-Halifax.

day, February 24th. to see her sis- ter. Mrs. Robert Humphrey. who is a patient in the Prince County

mouth where the five Slime 597195 will be completed.

The Rangers suffered a severe loss less than four minutes after the game started when hard-check-

Wsmer 19:43 Penalties .. Norman 7:18. Sch-

urday night by a score of 9-4. A second game in this series will be played at 0'Leary.

flamingtLSlalies

MIAMI. Fla, icP)-Greentree Stables Straight Face, with Tor-

semi-finals 3-1.

Lake Simcoc in Ontario, cover-

tle against Chicago Black Hawks. Schmidt, who is 35 and began his major league hockey career 17

This was the third game in a week between the Hawks and the Bruins. it closed the Bruins' sea- son play in Chicago where they failed to win all year. losing four

First game 7:30 sharp

school has received a seven-volume set of Qampbells Lord Chancellors." once the prop-

Washington Seattle extends 6,500 feet.

”Lives of line

floating bridge at

Rea rdon's Jack ohose to return to saint Dim- stan's where he enrolled five years

A'"h"5it Smrmg M” the Mamms were W" Mr Bruce Ma.oNaught of Cole- delicious lunch by the Kensington ners up to Miss Dafoe and Bow- Va;-tetv of shots he uses 41-55 Jae5:';;”2:mL:”S'ulI:I:::::ge LAC Do I H 5' g:3:1:y,:ie:?1g1?11Isd"&(.iAlfacggfgag man was a, visitor to Summerside Girl Gudes. CHICAGO, (AP)-Veteran Mill den. possibly the most gutgmndmg ton. ftejd I K summ-emduku ETCLV. R. C. A. .. Smauman add G Bemam egch on Tuesday. February 34th. Another iO'i.eary team, the Schmidt scored two goals Sun- g- characteristic 1,, Reardon'3-nuke- t”' ””5 Mt bemm n ;' X: 3 Vm”9' '0 M" wmng one GL9n'Mam,e,ws went I Ramblers, defeated 1!. team from day night to keep Bostons hopes HISTORIC VOLUMES "W up 3, the modegby wybh wlhpgh he -.w illlfl Mlrs. Frank MacDoug- 0 a Ry. on a scoring spree for the Regals 3'5"", Ema” Mm' C11:rmom;I. was ,I'7m9"5ld 11 an lnilermedmle C 597' 10? 8 National .H0Ck9.lf 1-'?8iZU9 views his own ability. as (H Bltioiiitneid were visitors to Mr, and M” Edlow Albert BM tallying four goals with Leclair and a USU” W Summers e mi ”95l tea at the Kenslngton Qnk on Sut.- play-off spot alive with a Zn? HALIFAX, (OP) 4 Dalhousio law Sh F-X W61"? Nmlouk '0 391311179

services this year but

- -- 1 ' sh . . "5sfi.:ecy:ri?iir5t:Hglic'i; Irginigiml companled by -Mr. William Albert. at Noam,” Resmuram where may Hospital. gx years ago, hit in the first period em. 0, Hon 54L. Shannon, mm 830 as 3 Grade x stgudgngg. 1-1, 1, Mr , W Don Campbell MLA were treated to a very enjoyable gg and azainnlp the lhlrglathzhlpntter was 3 member of bhe original f'ac- now a Sophomore Ax-is main and ' ” ' ' ' i " lunch. - o score nu tying it - ICHE0 ulty when the school (ypened in a srnart student who owns a vary ,3” and N113, Prldh;m1 John. ?gg?:"gSmier:nbyB5f's' Campgeg mid The 0'1.eary Maroons play the Tl;A::;5:' "'..x:' ::'ff,?l”I l"d' . i 1883. The books were donated by good academic record. mm mm Mr. Fwd Macmod mt motored to C.hnrl.V;nt an Variy. bpeiilng game of their semi-final rip . 1-Nagesu died samnmv The effect of. the tie was to Julia Min Archibayd at the Ex. Reardon yearned most of hi, 1,... 5Um”l”'5”l" bi 9” 0” Friday my day where Mr Caoineboilm aesm. saws mm Hm R' C'AiFiF1yerS at "P133112-t y'elz)ii- she had her first ' "3""? Ch1c""' "P m"”h , p1"9' ohequer Court of Canada. kebball at Saint pDu.n.stan's wihere Bnsillll more they will visit rei- ,,,,,,, W. ,, 9,5 ff l””r"' Ohm tnmaht ' ”rd ,5 M; ,-,,W,,,,,,,,.,. "mer Wm" One, Point of WOW v-----:.. the new Alum-Co-nmasiurn hu lmes and mendivs. Edward I ID ns 0 he Prince ri e . Boston remained a point behind The naming portion 0, the Lake given mm me oppmvtumtyy to de- --- i sand Legmam” mm the midi H3Wk5- velop the shooting ability that be

naturally possemes,

WSE KZ KZEZ

CROS.SWORD

rasxzo Acsai LYZ4

, - onto-born Ted Atkinson riding. and tying three. To N l ' "13 R0" 1f”lCA,'.?;"' imgegarlgff won the 5100.000-added A Flamingo First Period

--On saturtlay Mr. Walter Hogan from the C9 M 3" . d if stakes at Hialeah Park Saturday- 1-Boston, Sohmidt Acnoss 2.3" egglg 13. Miscellany

began his riulies as policeman for . I The big defenceman inisse an an tme riches! race ever run by mreeg mumam V I 10:50 1 Towax 3.Rodem 19. Twmgd

the town of Alberton. I d ”""' s . tempted check and wrenchecl his yeRFo1dS- zggomcago Fae” -(obs) g Elevated fabric!

ML Him” "H5 5”" in the Um' '1 M”-VTKE-”o 'CPi'"D"”0" Rm ankle in falling. He 15 eiipected W The 16 entries raced according iDewsbtii-vi 1tl'00 ' .t i 20 S innin toy

N 5W” bl” cm” w Alberto" ” I i Wm-35 just abm" smzne? (gt my be M” mr the "Bond h R to the script Straight Face 8-to-5 Pemltiesc .iWOl'Ls0l'l 3:4-1 Peters 5';l:;1:,s,i,:;5 5 (glance the zcpiaatforgon

a very young child when his pa.r- lingering hopes Mon rea ana - . Paul schm-man of t, e. angers . t . g H . .' y t ' - , t

ants, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hogan. c,:;';u5""f;i;forr:ill be held it lens might still have or kftni:-hint! was the outstanding player on the Ll;)"'1lri”fhle'l3s'frmF;I”l';o 933- M””'geli'-if Perm 9.lG,;:t(aAnSt.ien-) 8 ;i;y;&3abyl.i28 gone:

it ” dl ll ' hi i. t .5 , VP” "3 3 fltt ' ll Nrtl 1 ll ey 1493- , d ists ll 1l5 '. ' A V . , i , ' .

!':?lIl1l(l)i-(l)Pa(;s RAE: ll&r.l;I:0g;7:l1r;euf;;:E which plans for the building of a mil; bill (n;(Plng'1a 0;!-1; decciicsion Sm. igemaigdgefglgie Hgssalso oglmgld am um by a lengtli-and-a-half Dielv No scoring. g 10.1-hencsmys vyolently 2g,Amencan nmmumg gm gm Ed in me Unwed states where he new indoor rink will be lhO1'Oll8hly umny-mzm on Marm Bmlws goal summon from the Sam” and drew Eugene Congtagittitris Rhoyinl liayr leenaities. Che-vreiftils 4.08, Lynn 12.59,,-ch 1,Incgndl5 . poet, ggmlg mgygfj has since made his home, coming d'5C”55ed- I before it wildly demonstrative mm; minors and . much The m9m- 5900” 9 ms 0 08!! I 16-12. 13.Thesetting ism 29. Allots dais l'1Eul.i-. litre from Irvington, N. .l.. it short The N93 of bl-llldlnl 3 Pink ll crowd. major and two of the minors were 2' , . Tm” P"”” 0f We 3” 3-w5YY 30-059 i9 1; N , A. lime aim It is his invention 10 th” ”m3"'55'V9 "HRS? first W85-H Five times the game came to for 5 fight and two roughing bouts Th1"d' 3 Peck backr M15 M” 3-01110880. M01'Bdden . 14.Ahead (slang) whomleut 9" '1' "1" igain cstabltsli residence in Alber- in 1943- Whm Public 0911110" 599m- a halt when fans vented displeas- whh Gerry Norman, who was as- Vera Briggs Tribe" . Fmnh Vii”- (G'”d”n"i -. -------- -- 3-33 15.Type 9.Specterl is granted . l0ll- makllli here 8 Mme 50? M5 ed '0 IRVW WC" 3 Pmlect ure at. referee Fraiilc Udvari by 5; ned ma tough job of policing Ad” mo” cm” Relnet mly ml-V 4”B””m' sahmidi measure 11.Inflamed 82. Bear 40-BIVIHII three motheriess children. Doris, Several meetings were held at 1-Rh-.1”; .-ubbor shoes programs. mi g,,5.,,,,; shamshootu ' in the race. ' tohevrefils. Martin) .... .. 14:42 mmbmbe,-of gweuingof through river

mm. and Wm”. 1.-we old" Ch”. that time, and resulted in the ior- Jelly b,,.m5 mm other Rwrted HI; Warner burw ihmax de. Time for the mile and an eighth Penalties: Macltell :25. apbmicat eyelid the air I4.0ldtlmel then are iiiuri-ted and living in the motion of a joint stock companv articlesdon the ice 1 l man who missed the opening W” 12”) 2'5 W" A "3me"mg'x”t PATW ""3 ”'se"w'ed uwm”, United States. which incorporated under the name Rubber shoes found their target ems Wu ,, nmdout and also "3015 "HOUSE ON TELEGRAPH mLL-- (Gr. Brit.) 13.Mergo.nur 85.Bellaws 45.Eoklmo. Mr. Hogan isexperieneed in police of ”Crapaud Rink Company Incor- m u m the first period 33""''d in m mm He muted Straight Face paid 35.30, 53.40 OPFNS T01-my AT 17. Bright red 15. Hebrew 88.AslItic knife . vmrk. having been on the city 1101- porated". .ree W35 , y g y ' um"? "e as by, n i 1 and 5230' RW” Bay Gem 1”” (jApyTb1, summymsmg 21.Amer-lean name for country M.Stou l

lee force in Far Rockaway, N.Y.. Many of the ,,,,,,,,,g mm on u,ln'f;l;l:m';: :1sg:z;med 1"” ""9 9 M 3" 54.30 and 33.30 while Tribe return- - ' ,,,,,m,,m Goa gasungoa 48.ClosetO ind also with the C ast G d th 1 - t . t . , ' .- ' 8d 83.30.

poll” Ho spent abomou yealxlkllt dig-erlesngngla::1'?rO;,X&mIned. Two the evening im the 14.7.11 custoin- No player on either team clicked Straight Face bav gamed Mn -Elngrosaing and absorbing en- 22. Ptr-tag