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JANUARY__1__§.__1947 .

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Beavers

To’ Play Local All- Stars Here Jan. 28th

Moliiosky in Draw ‘ in Worcester Bout

WORCESTEE-Iiinssn Jun. 1,1 — IA PF-Barney McClosky,

156. of New Fiugow. N.S., ‘ nn'd Billy Henderson. 160- of llackensack. N.J-, fought 10

blistering rounds to a draw in the feature of tonight's boxing show. McClosky scored heavily with his body att-lck, while Henderson concentrated on the Nova section's head.

.,____ Island Curlers

Will Leave Today For ilueheo City

A contingent of island curlers will leave today to take part. in the annual bonspiel at Quebec (my next week. Leaving on the noon plane the curlers will play a series (‘if afternoon and evening matches a! MOIIBIOH. N B. before contin- uing on to Quebec. A rink. skipped by FR. McLoine. Will defend the Price Bros shield won lust year. . ‘Those making the trip from the Charlottetown Club wlll~ include, Ivan Home. G.G. Hughes, George Hwkins. FER. McLaine (skip); L. . McMillan. LJ-l Poole, Dr. H H Pierce, Dr. H. McIntyre (skip). .

Summerside will be represented by Earl Corney. Fred McRae and Ed Foley. ‘

S’side Juveniles Defeat P. J.’s Rovers 7-3

Ln the sewnd encounter of the evening ni the Crystal Rink. Sum- merside, the Summersicle Kinsmen Juveniles beat the P.J.'s Rovers from Charlottetown by the score of ‘l to 3. The boys battled to an even break in the first period. getting a tally apiece, but in the last twn sessions the visitors could not match strides with last year's Maritime champions. Lxcky. first string right winger for the home sextet, pulled the hat trick getting on): goal in the first canto and two in the final frame. faster Nicolle. kid brother or Clayton, now playing in Saint John, got the first counter for the visitors.

SUMMARY

1st. Period. \ 1—Ch'trrwn.—Nlcclle (Carson). 2-S'Side. Lecky (Morrison).

2nd. Period.

3-S'side.. 15. Grady (Stewart. Mur- ohy).

4-S'Side.. McLeod (Murphy).

5—Gh‘town., Dickleson (Pierce) Penalties: Rossiter. Carson.

3rd. period.

648m. McKay (Lecky, Gay).

'I—S'Slde.. Lecky (McKay. Carson)

8—Ch'l0wn.. s. Dockcndcrff (cur-

son).

9—S‘Side.. Stewart.

10~S'Side., Lecky Penalties—None

Lineups. s'side: Goal. Cellheck; defence. McLeod, Pendergast. McL-ellan.

_Mor-rison; forwards. McKay. Lecky. Gay. Stewart. Murphy. B. Grady. Hueslis.

Ch'to.vn: Goal, Ward; defence. Rossiter. Carson. Lund; forwards, Pi e. Dickieson. Nicolle. Williams, Ja ine. Murphy. MacDonald. C. Dockendorff. 0A. Dockendorf f, Cairns.

Referees-H. Dickie. Dr. A. De-

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Vi. it. S. To Play Montague Tonight

A West Kent School hockey tum will go to Montague tonight to play the High school team in an exhib- ition hockey game. ft will be the first inter-scholastic game or the season and the outcome will be looked forward to with keen inter-

est. . There are a limited number of seats on the bus for fans who would like to accompany the team. They can be booked by calling in at the Travel Bureau this morning.

(lmkin. Macbeod). Second Period 4. New Glasgow. E. Stevenson. (Ferguson. Stevenson). l. Hunter River. Watts (Stetson,

Cousins).

0. Hunter River. cousins (Waits. Stetson).

Third Period

‘i. Hunter River, Watts (Coun- ins. Stetson).

l. Hunter River, Watts (Cous- ins).

9. New Glasgow. B. Stevenson. (Lsrkln).

. l-l. River. Cousins (Watts).

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The heavy thaw oi.‘ the 15th an 16bit was timely as for o5 the black ducks were concerned. Observer; who have been conducting the count on wintering black ducks. as well as other species. have report. ed that the prolonged period of sub-zero temperature; had left very little open water and the black duck; were beginning to find the food problem a serious matter. The div- ing ducks. such as Merganser; (Shell ducks). American Golden- eyas (Whistlers) and Scaup (Blue Bills) whose food consist; o; ugh, shrimp, small musselgmnd other forms cf marine life, weep getting by fairly well

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The shell ducks are hard On tin. oi’ all kinds. Thc larger species n! shell duck, the American Morgen. ser known l-o many as Winter shell duck, is very tiestruciive. its main 100d consists of smell; and oapclin but there are times when all the larger bodies of water are frozen over, and it- comes into the p001: below mill dams and to the open creeks at the head of dams. this duck destroys large numbers qt trout. It can swallow a it) inch trout with ease and has been known to take trout much larger. This thaw will open up largeareas of w-ater and lessen the congestion u far as the diving ducks are omi- cerned.

The Golden-eyes and Scaup have very small gullets and cannot swallow a fish of any size. Their food consists mainly of shrimp and small marine life as well as certain forms of vegetable matter.

Strange as it may seem the Hungarian partridge appeared to take the cold snap in their stride. There was plenty of grit available ~t all times and weed patches were .101 drifted over. During one of the zoldest afternoons, approximately 7 degrees below mo. 1 watched I. covey qt 8 in an uncut hayfield busily strLpping hayseed off the ‘oeodg showing above the snow. There wasn't a day during the cold ‘pell that the birds were not able o feed. If they can keep their .ittle furnaces (stomachs) well stoked with food they can stand all kinds of cold. Some winters we "ave blizmrds that lolt for seven-l lays. During such periods all spec-

‘es of birds suffer Extreme hard- ship. excepting possibly our Native partridge. Those handy birds simply zilve off a limb into s, convenien] . snow batik where they remain. snug and warm. until the wrath" clears.

There are a lot of sizable caved! of Hungarian partridge, that or! in splendid condition. to be found throughout the province.

On the 14th of this month I hon occasion to drive to Flat River. I didn't see Elly Hungarian part- ridge until I was nearing Eldon OI my wey back to Charlottetown. To my way of’ thinking that is a good sign. particularly in Januafii- l‘! Hung are wintering well they m not too much in evidence. Wheni one sees coveys wandering aim- lessly over snow covered fields in the dead of winter its not a good Lifin. When the Hun covey's d1!-

er a gpql where they are sew)‘-

sufficient food to sustain their needs they do not wander too for owl)’.

The covey at Eldon held 12 biflll- They were sunning themselves on I little slope within a few yards of ihe highway. They appeared so in- different to the car that r thousht I'd stop and take s snap shot as I had a Camera on tlhe_sea,t beside ml The minute the car stopped the? became alert and before the Ci" door was hall open they were Hi) and sway like o. bunch of rockete-

Several miles further on i bf- thought myself of a cove)’ °' H that made their headquarters 1R8! October in n. certain grassy SW19 through which a sprint: fed tvfiiv" lly brook meander-ed. A wheat field a patch of mined oats and bar"! and plain oat field bordered thll swaie and after the groin had bell) cut aim the stocks htuuled in thi- oovey of 10 could be depended 0Y1 to feed in one of those 511111111‘ fields. but not always b1 the W!" one. 1 m: tin- covey u a mt t‘ "Me u. the hole" n it km. e toward the 1m of the sen-m I t a visiting sportsman from New Y0“ and l. friend of mine who 0W5 ' staunch and tried rznaluh 5"“ to this special spot.

The dog pointed the covey "1"" in I. few minute; offer our W‘ and Liter we took our shot tlifl new into the fail mu oi m‘ mie where the Better pimed til“ down solid for the second shot. WI took six birds i.n one two film" and their left the rerminins pence while we went lookins i: s‘ fresh covey. It meant a will‘ c. half mile but I parked "l9 “l; lndhld ulook-ooefmewlw“ nm uten- tracks in the uaht w" providing the covey we; still "- Only that morning a» covey ‘Y’ h hut visited e gravel bed in t‘ brook m» grit. r counted m trad: . . . wolvo of then-i. 1 talked l. the f5 who own: the Sig‘, m: ho we me it wpn the "t" u covey that nomo in the m“ , no human them atoll t" ‘"3, every few dun our since t" f]

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