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MOBILE NOTES

A very fast game of hockey was played at the Murray l-iarbor rink on Friday night, February 18th when the Murray‘ Harbor boys scored an 8-2 victory over Mon- tague._ . _

The game was very fast. too last for the Montague team. who fear- ed they were in for a shutout, but managed to get two goals in the last period. The smooth passing Hawks had the advantage over the‘ Meteors all through "the play. Meteors were wild with their shoot- ing and seemed bewildered and un- able to score when a chance did

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Mrs. Gerry Ryan is visiting her home in Morell.

Miss Mary Leslie, R.N., is much improved in health. __,__. ,

The variety concert sponsored by the Women's Institute, was a great success. '

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Mr. James ldeweilyn who for the past few months has been employed in the nickel nlines in Ontario re- turned home on Saturday.

Mrs. Albert Hobbs and son Rot)- ert of Charlottetown are visiting at the home of Mrs. Hobbs’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. BJ-l. Stewart.

Nitrs. Herbert Stewart and daughter Deena of Charlottetown spent the weekend as guests of ms. Stewart's mother, Mrs. John Dicks.

Mr. I-lughle Cote-ll oi Charlotte- town was s. weekend guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Go- tell.

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Her friends are that. Kay Babineau, Mrs. Myrtle Babineau, painful iniuries to her wr she fell from the roof building while playing.

Last week the Court House re- ceived its semi-annual brightening up in preparation for tihe open- ing of the February sittings of the supreme Court which open on Tuesday, Feb. 22nd.

On Saturday night the Girls’ hockey team from the school and the boys’ school ilockey team travelled by bus to Montague where they met the girls and boys teams from the Montague School in a doubleheader hockey fixture. ‘Iih girls’ game ended in a 2-2 tie, while the Montague boys won over the locals by a ‘M score.

On Thursday, lob. 10th. the Women's Association met at. the home of Mrs. W. C. Hobbs. Where final plans were made for the an- nual Valentine supper. A delicious lunch was served by lilirs. Hobbs and Mlrs. Malcolm MacLean. The ladies are to be congratulated on the fine supper which was held in the church Hall. ‘Iihe tables were attractive with seasonable decora- tions and good food, and encour- aging financial results were achieved.

come their way. Bertie Fraser was

Mr. James Bennett is l.‘ the city, attending a course at the Ameri-‘ can Can Co.

Mrs. J. B. Jay had the misfortune Friday night to fall and sustain a knee injury.

Mr. Keith Geldert, P.W.C. stu- dent, spent the past week-end with his parents.

Miss Marie MscGulgan was a re- cent visitcr to Morell. the guest of Miss Mildred Jay.

Mr. Wm. Tobin has taken up residence with Mr. and Mrs-Rich- ard Cullen, Morell.

Mrs. Jonathan Affleck, Mt. Ste- wart, visited her sister, Mrs. Wm. Geldert on Monday night.

Mrs. Johnathan Affieck was al visitor to Moreli on Monday, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wm. Gel- dert.

Mrs. Wrn. Geldert is visiting in the city, the guest of her daughter and son-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. Gallant.

A variety concert sponso ed by the Morell Women! Institute was much enjoyed by a large audience on Monday night.

The many friends of Mrs. James B. O'Brien are pleased to see her up and about after being ill with ‘flu for some time.

Miss Lois Cox, nurse-in-tralning at Royal Victoria, has left after spending her vacation with hen- psrents to resume her duties. Miss Lois Cox, student nurse, re turned to her duties on Saturday after spending ‘her vacation with her Plrents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cox. Mrs. Wm. Geldert left on Tues. day morning for Charlottetown where she will spend a few’ days with her daughter, Mrs. Bernard Gallant.

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the Mummy Kﬂbor North wom- en's Institute, was held at me home of the secretary, Mm Jung; MsoLure on Tuesday, February 1. The President, Mrs. John Clow Dreeided. The meeting was opened by In- stitute Ode followed by Creed. Roll call was responded to by seventeen

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in the nets for Montague and regu- lar goalie S. MacKay was c stodian for Murray Harbor. The lat er wore a mask to protect a tender lip, hurt some time ‘ago in a game at Mon- tague.

A large crowd was in attendance as fans are becoming more and more hockey minded in that vicin-

ity. SUMMARY First Period 1—l.Vlurray1-I., Hume (Chapman) I I

2—Murray l-l., G. MacNell (F. Har- ris) 14:08.

3—Murray H., W. MacNeil (S. Hume) 19:29. l Penalties: Les MacNeil, A. Nei-

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4—Murray 11., R. MacDonald (L. Herring) 10:11. Penalties: L. Herring, Les Mac- Neii, R. Collins, R. Chapman, A. Nelson.

Third Period 5—Murray H, S. Hume, 8:54. 6—Murray 11., A. Irving (S. Hume)

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showed a cash glance on hand of eightyosix dollars and thirty-seven cents. Collections and dues for the evening almouted to one dollar and m‘? cents. Mrs. Hazan MacLure invited the members to her home for the next ting." A contest conducted by Mrs. Elmer Mills: was very much enjoyed by ‘every- one. ‘lhere being no further busi- ness the meeting closed by singing the NationaLAnthem. after which a. bountiful luncheon was served by Mrs. l-lazen MaoLure, Mrs. Herbert Llewellyn. and ivirs. Chester Mac- Lure. -

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Successful ioe Carnival At Murray ilarhor

. ‘On Thﬁsd/Bry Weill"! l V91‘? enjoyable time was 59ml l‘ m“ Murray Harbor Rink where a community Ice Carnival was held irnder‘ the sponsorship of the rink management.

Quite a few original and attrac- tive costumes were in Wldeﬂﬂ during the Carnival parade which was participated in by young and old aiikr, and althouglh thcre might have been nlore taking part than there were, the fact that this is the first carnival of its kind to be held at Murray Harbor. a lv-rse number were a bit bashful in tali- ing part in the proceedings-

Whlle title carnival parade was a complete success in itself, the special attraction for the evening was; an eixhibition hockey match between the Pee wee team and the “Real Old Timers" of the Vi‘.- iage, The ga-lne provided much amusement and resulted in roars of laughter from the crowd. ns some oi’ the "Old Timers" were playing against their grand chil- dren, who took great deiiglht in stealing the puck away and Ellflnii

the older men the occasional dump.

The Pee wees. a little loo active for their opponents. event-uallv

won out by a score of 6-0, although the slur “old timers" forward line oi’ Lea, Brennan and MscFarlnne made o, few dangerous passing plays which took them lo within shooting distance (or until, they could see the whites of the goalies eyes) but were all turned neatly aside by ihe Pee wee goalie.

A slight protest, however, camt frc-m the Pee Wee squad in the second period over the legality of the “old timers" goalie, Keeping. having his boots and skates on the wrong feet, and the fact that

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Old ‘ricners — Goal-E. A. Keep- ing; defence -W. Herring. W. l"; Harris, A. Vanlderstine; forwards C. Lea, F. MelcFarlane, B. ‘Bren-

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no.1 couple boy and girl-uni.) Harris and June white. . 1

Youngest. skater in costume '__‘,f Frtndie Herring, — Door prize won

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Referee —- Lorne Stewart.

The following are the prize win- ners in the carnival show:-

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Indian — Mrs. Gerald Prowse;

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