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G0 NORTH. YOUNG MLAN

pointmently few young Canadiansl

volunteered when expeditions are MONTREAL GP - A call to being fitted out to explore Arctic

Canadian youth to seek adventure regions.

in the Canadian north was sound-

ed by Lt.-Col. P. D. Baird, director

or the Montreal office of the Arc-

P0?liUi;81..home of some of the great nsvigaitors of history, has

Sport Eohoos i From Prince county

Congratulations to the O1eI1'Y Mnnoons on putting in) such a tre- mendous ballile with the Charlotte- town Abbies. 'I1ie'y lost the penis in the dying minutes or on third period after staging a. brilliant oomr:-lxaok from the short end of A 5-2 score to even terms at 5-313. The Abhles sank the winner late in the period, but the 0'I.eary team deserve a great deal of credit for their spirited fight.

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o'Lenry has come a long way since the days when the Summer- side Crystals used to bury tihcm un- der nn avalanche od' rubber. Veter- ans such as Wedge and Wedlock are still playing with the team. but :1 group of young players have been added. such as Rodgerson, Ber- nnrd. Harris and some others. and in our op:nion those recruits are as promising a bevy of puck pusher: as you'll find on Prince Edward Island.

out

we're not sure who is coaching

these kids. but whoever he is, he lmn take a. very low bow, because

l'lic)"Ve come along like Seaibiscull on the home stretch. When you consider lllut in a snail place like Oillmry he wouldn't have a very large group of boys to select from, thcir showing this year is remark- able. Our battered old Stetson is on to you. you fighting Western- ers. nnd ion: may you continue to uphold the honor of Prince County with tlmsc redoubtn.ble hockey sticks of yours.

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The Maritime junior our-ling bon- Fnlel. played for the first time in Swininci dn, provided it full quota of thr .. Quite often the last rock came 5:1 111:; down the ice wlhh the bloovmin' "ball game" depending on lls weight and direction, and may- be n little on the flying brooms in (rant of it, (and we mean "may- 129.").

One of the dramatic moments of the 's1)iel was when the Summer- side rink had an edge of four points

he Institute of North America. In an address here he said disap-

been an independent state since the 12th century. '

oominz home in the twelfth end. and the Sydney curlers, fighting

rouurrrounotuiu

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Junior will step out proudly in the Easter Parade.

when we outfit him for the accasion! Our boys'

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Boyr sizes 10

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Student sizes,

Bani sizes. 8 in in years

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elimination mam contention all run- ners-up. placed four rocks and tied the game, forcing an extra end! One end to decide which team would be the Maritime junior "run- ners-up" and get the beautiful en- graved trays emblematic of that honor! We were thriilied as all get out. - . . .

Do you know what happened then? They played that dramatic end so that the stones would finish up It the 0P'Phs'ite end of the rink! tmm which the spectators were, watching! Talk about anti-cilimaxil To us, it was as if Sydney and Sum-1 mer-side baseball tennis were tight-E ing for Mnrlitime honors, and with the score tied in the ninth lnning.l they left the fans in the stsmds uncif took the players down to the field- by the Kinsmen Rink to play the' tenth inning! l

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Perhaps we are being a liillei presumptuous. because admittedly We know rather lax about curling;

moss and manual MEETING p

A meeting own to all trades-l

men and labourers will he he-lrii in the Progressive (ions:-rvalivv 1 Headquarters llhll lover Pnln1or'sl

Garage) on Saxurriay, March &ih: at 8 RM. Come and discuss the problems of labour with us. l Following this lilCl”lii1;3 lhn rel;-i ulnr session of the United Braill-

crhood will he held. Give your: support to this worthy orgnnlza-l lion. It is the worker's only pro- tection. l Signcrl: - I c.. ALLISON nonss. l President. Local 2268.

Ilnlted Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners,

' HCCARDIAN. CHARV LOTTETOWN

than a Hottentdt knows about pm-

gressivs suction, but our idea of ' playing up the dramatic in I sport- HMEUION Q y, John in; thrill WIS ddinltely outraged. Dryjh hn Donated cm ckwkt in We ”ll”.k- Pe.”hW- W” W ""9 the lost is years and keeps them explanation has in the fact that .11 openum. -1-my include , curling is not primarily a spectator lw,y.u.,o” Wm dug. .noum- sport. Its thrills and enjoymeats an; '4'. we duo ",4 me moon he first "1 3" ll? P3934”? ""9 W'm'- phases, and one thatruns for.3o and much less in seeing it played. an 3...,” .n "dingy ,1"-m But you can get some thrills as I crook u, wn. up ugh dgy, spectator too!

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