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.. Miss Mary Hogan and Miss Dmmy McPhee of summersido was today for Toronto where they 13,. to stay. The! will be loined fhm by Miss Mabel McNeill. lor- mu-ly oi summerside. who has been living in London, Ont. for the past gevefill months.

JETURN T0 HALIFAX - Corporiti Clifford Gratian of the R, c. M. P.. Halifax detachment. and Mrs. Grattan (the former gertha Richards), who have been visiting in Svummerside the guests of Mrs, Grattans sister, Mrs. gm-no Clow, returned to Hallflx on Sam.-day and later will go to S,,,,,,. John, N. B. here corporal Grattnn has been transferred.-8.

.. uavon CHAMPION noma- ms many friends in the Town of Kensington and elsewhere will be glad to learn that Mayor Russell champion, who had been a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital. Charlottetown. for several weeks has returned to his home.

-Ll:AVES FOR CONVENTION- Mr. R.H. Grasley. manager of radio. station CJRW. Eumme side. left by plane yesterday for Quebec City. to attend the annual convention of the Cnnadian Association of Broad- casters. The convention will be held this week in the Chateau Front- enac where radio executives from across the nation will meet to map out plans for the next twelve months and discuss the broadcast- ing industry during the past year On Friday Mr. Grasley will leave Quebec City for Montreal and Tor- onto on business and will return on March 9th with Mrs. Gt-asley to take up permanent residence in summerside. In his absence. pro- gramme director R.C. Bchurman will be acting manner. - 8

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Monday's game postponed TUESDAY, FEB. 27 School Sports Open to Kensington and

surrounding districts. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28 Postponed P. E. I. Junior . Playoff . S'side Sheen & Mclnnis 'Jrs.

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-Till INTERMEDIATE Class A hockey game, Albany versus Freetown, Bedeque Rink us can- celled due to soft ice. Further sn- nouncement later.

Preiiy Wedding Al Monirose

. Art four o'clock on Saturday at- ternoon Bertha J. Bowness of Monti-ose was united in marriage to William E. Jenkins of summer side. The ceremony was perform- ed at the home of the bridels mother. Mrs. Reuben Bowness, by Rev. J. M. Sheen. minister of Montrose United Church. . The wedding music was played by Miss Beth Clarke of Montroae. The bride was given in marriage by her brother. Mr. Howard Bow- ness. she was attended by" Mrs. Erskine Haywood of Charlotte- town and the groom was support- ed by Mr. Ray Jenkins of sum- merside. I

A buffet supper was served to the wedding guests. The table was centred by a beautifully decorat- cd three-tier wedding cake. Mrs. Carl Crockett of Summerside and Mrs. Willard Oulton of Alberton poured. while girl friends of the bride assisted in serving.

Moroion Sisters Blank S'side Higlt Girls

The o'Leary Maroon sisters shutout the S'side High school :irls 2-0 in the 0'Leary rink on Mbnday night in a double header between the O'Leary Maroon sis- ters vs the S'side High school Girls, and the o'I.cary Midgets vs the S'side Midgets." ,

The first period went by with no scoring. but in the second period the Maroon Sisters slipped one in, and another in the third.

Freda smallman led' the Maroon Sisters in victory scoring the only 2 goals of the game. and getting one of these unassisted. Helen Kennedy receiving the assist on the second goal.

This was a considerably rough game for a group of girls. but only 2 penalties were handed out during the game.

This was the first win of the season for the Maroon Sisters, being defeated twice by the Elms- dale Sisters. Now that they are getting in shape they will not have too much trouble for the rest of the season.

This was the second game of the scasonyfor the Mu-oou sisters new

goal! , strung. who is tak- ing th as of the former goalie Elga who is now in Char- iottetown. '

CAMEO THEATRE

KENBINGTON Monday-Tuesday 7:15-9:15. Robert

Cummings. Arlene Dahl in

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nniiittsg Recital Al Summerslde

A musical feast. mowing gg. eeptioml talent and training on the part of Mr. Raoul Reymond, vocal- ist, and Mr. William Keith Rogers. pianist, of lmsrlottetown. was pro- aesrted to an appreciative audience in the Sumaneraide School Aud- itorium on Thursday. This high class recital was monsored by the Ladies' Aid of Prince County Hos- pital. Following was the pro- gram: .

Carnival (Robert Sohumarrn) -

. s. The Two Grenadier! (Robert Schumann): 0 Could )1 Express In Song (Mslashkin) - Mr. Rey- rriond. Baircarolle in 1' Sharp Major. Op. 00 (Chopin): Three Etudes (Ghophl); Polonaise in A Flat (Chopin) -- Mr. Rogers. ' Aria: "ll Lacorato Svpirito" born "Simon Boocs.neg.ra" (Verdi) - Mr. Raymond. Sonetto del Petrerch Liszt) - Mr. Rogers. Deep River (Arr. by H. T. Bur- leigh); '1lhunderrin Wonderin' (by Robert MacGimse'y) - Mr. Rey- rmond. ' Variations on an Irish Folk- tsuhe (William Keith Rogers) - Mr. Rogers. Into The Night (Clara Edwards): 01' Man River (Jerome Kern); Some Enchanted Evening (Rod- gers and Hammerstein)-Mr. Rey- mood. Rhapsody in C. Major (Dolm- anyi) - Mr. Rogers. Each artist responded to I num- ber of encores.

The Ladies' Aid should be con- gratulated on the bringing of such outstanding artists to the town.-S.

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Abcgwclt chapter I. 0. . E. Annual Meeting In S'side

Miss wands Wyatt was N- eiected Regent at the annual meeting of the Abegweit Chapter. 1. 0. D. E.. heldon Thursday af- ternoon in the Town Hall. sum- merside. g . At the February meeting. which was held prior to the annual. the Regent complimented the com- mittee in charge of the recent 1- 0. D. E. party held at the home of Mrs. E. T. Tanton on its social and financial success. The secret- ary read a letter of appreciation from Miss Doroth Rayner. teach- er at Klldare Cal? . for the 1- 0- D: E. calendar. A letter from the Red Cross soliciting assistance during the blood donor clinic 1198'- wcek was read. on motion it was decided to send a-donation to the Pence Garden.

The monthly meeting adjcumed and was followed by the annual. when reports were read from the different secretaries and conven- ers. The Regent submitted her an- nual report of the year's activities. Mrs. Jack Wright was welcomed as a new member.

The following officers were elected: Honorary Regent. Miss Mary Hunt: Regent. Miss Wanda Wyatt; first vice-Regent. Mrs. Creelman MacArthur: second vice Regent. Mrs. J. 5. Perry; secret- ary, Mrs. W. Arthur Allen: treas- urer, Mrs. William E. ' Smallman: standard bearer, Mrs. C. H. stew- art; "Echoes" secretary, Mrs. Jack Wright: educational secretary. Mrs. W. E. Forbes: post war con- vener. Mrs. Leslie Simmons: Child and family welfare. Mrs. W. A. Currie: films. Mrs. Richard Hin- ton: lknpire study. Miss Agnes Ramsay: Press. Mrs. C. H. Stew- -art; councillors. Mrs. J. K. Leckey. Mrs. A. S. Hopkins. Mrs. Maurice Mill. Mrs. Ethel Musscn. Mrs. R. S. Hinton. Mrs. J. M. Logan. Mrs. H. silliohant. Mrs. E.yT. Tanton. Mrs. In-ic Mscxay, Mrs. W. P. Cal- laghan.-5. I

liambleibillallop Hornets 11 T02

The Mt. Royal Ramblers wall- oped the Unionvale Hornets to the tune of 11-2 in the O'I4oary rink on Tuesday night.

The Hornets put up a good fight but it was of no avail, as the Ramblers swarmed down on them in their spree of goal getting. The Hornets were playing minus a good number of their teammates, but will probably have a full squad in their next lime, and change things a bit.

The Ramblers have made a great deal of improvement in their play- ing since last winter, and there is not too much doubt about who is going tax take the cup this season. It was won last season by the O'Inary, Atomice. This cup was donated by the O'I.eary Clothing and Footwear Company of O'I4eary, and any team winning this cup.

- receives it for the season for which

they have won it.

The Hornets seam to have taken a loosing etroekgand they are not producing the same style of book- ey as last season. But let's hope they break this stock before the plasma begin. nun was very good ice for this game.-and this was a great asset to the Ramblers. It would have becna bcturgamshaditnotbcen so one sided.

travelling conditions on the main

:Tl-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

It is a good many years since

highway , . with Borden and Summeraise with Kenslngton and Charlotte- town hava been as primitive as they are today. Reports from people living along the rebuilt stretch of road between New An- nan and Kerulngton last evening showed that night travel is non- existent and ,th'az motor vehicles are getting through in' the day-

time only with the help of trac- ors. The North Bedeque section is

reported to be nearly as bad. Both there sections of ihe high- way were badly broken up by frost last spring and later the road was torn up and re-built but not paved. For about a mile out- side Kensington the road follows

Worst Highway Conditions Experienced In Many Years

a new route entirely and this part is very soft.

The ' mild spell has Played havoc with both new sec- tions and later on in the spring the condition is expected to be equally bad. Motor travel is about completely held up and traffic from the mainland is badly af- fected. '

Most people realize that it was necessary, to rebuild the road but U19! are concerned that so far there has been no government promise to pave it this coming summer. One Charlottetown man damaged the undercarriage of his car so badly coming through last Thursday evening that he would not even try to set back and on Friday he loaded his car on a flatcar and shipped it to Char- lottetown by freight.-S.

Alberion High School Closed

The Aliaerton High School has been closed for one week by the trustees lat the request of Dr. Shea as approximately fifty per- cent of the pupils are ill with in- fluenza. The principal's room was already closed owing to the illness of the principal, Winston Currie. It has also been reported that Mcntrose and South Kildare schools are being closed.

Postpone Inc Sports At Albcrton

The interscholastic ice sports sponsored by the Alberton Boy Scout troupe to be held in the Al- berion rink on 1'-en. 28th have been postponed until March 17th owing to poor ice conditions and the- large, number of cases of flu in the district.

Miss Emily Huestis Passes Away In Fredericton, H. B.

Word received in Summerslde early on Saturday morning by Mr. .Iesse I-Iuestis. announced the death at Fredericton. N. B.. of his sister. Miss Emily I-luestis. in her 90th year. Despite her advanced age she had been in excellent health up to is short time ago but had suffered a series of strokes which proved fatal.

She had been residing for some time in Charlottetown with her sister, Mrs. Corey. wife of the Rev. Mr. Corey. and had started with them for Florida to spend the winter months. However. she was unable to cross the line so de- cided to remain in Fredericton, at least until the spring.

surviving are two sisters. Mrs. Arnold Lefurgcy (Annie). sum- merside and Mrs. Corey (Louise), Charlottetown. at present in Flor- ida. also two brothers. Louis in Lethbridge and Jesse in summer- side '

Theifuneral will take place on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock from the United church. Albany to the Sesrleiown cemetery.-S.

lllolnan Editor chosen university Governor

WINNEPEG. Feb.-(GP)-Miss Catherine I. Forrest. editor of the Western Municipal News, has been appointed a governor of the univ- ersity of Manitoba! She becomes the second woman on the l4-mem- ber board.

Miss Forrest is herself a grad- uate of the university. class of 1920. she studied law.

Western municipal news. pub- lished in Winnipeg. deals with municipal affairs in the three Prairie Provinces.

Asked how her legal training fits in with her editorial duties. MIss1I"orreat said in an interview.

"Quite useful. It's good business training for any field."

Miss Porr-at is a strict career: wcman. She lives with two sisters in a house where "we don't have 0 cooker worry about laundry."

Her sister Helen is a school- teacher; Mary works in the super- intendent's office of the Bank of '-int-real here. Two other sisters are married. one was a music teacher. the other a schoolteacher. Miss Pbtreat belongs to the Port- ia Club, comprised of some 30 women lawyers in Winnipeg. She is also I. member of the Canadian Women's Press Club. Winnipeg branch and of the University Women's club.

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Baseball News

LAKILAND. !1s.. Feb. 36- CAP) - Wit the last of its main- line pitchers. Freddie Hutchinson. signed to 1051 contract. the De- troit T en opened wring drliia has ay for its hurlera and catchers. Outfioldecc and infield- ersdorlotreporguntil March I.

...M. In rrrsneatmo, m.. Pets. 234- (AP)-Fred lalgh, president of In st. Look Cardinals. said to- day he would like to see a- "strong- fisud" than take over Baseball Chandlers

casnmissioner A. I. Idol woo

Eddie Shore Fined 3500

NEW YORK, Feb. 34- (AP)- Eddie Shore, owner of the Spring- field Indians in the American Hockey League Thursday was fined S500 and additional fines levied against the Springfield coach, and three players from the Spring- field, Buffalo. and Pittsburgh teams for their part in two recent incidents in A. H. L. games.

The incidents took place in the Springfield-Bruffalo game at s::1n;;fieid, Mass. on Feb. 15 and in the Buffalo-Pittsburgh game last night at Buffalo. N. Y.

In assessing the fines Maurice Podoloff. League president, termed the incidents "hoodlumism." In addition to the 5500 Shore fine, Pcdoloff imposed these:

8200 against Harry Dick, Buf- falo player: S100 for his part in the Springfield trouble and 8100 for his part in the Buffalo incid- ent.

3100 against Charles "Bus" Gag- non. Springfield player.

3100 against Prank Mather . Pittsburgh player.

:60 against Frank S,':rlngfield coach.

In addition, Dick Gagnon. has been suspended from playing in the March 4 game between spring- field and Buffalo, Dick and Math- ers also were suspended from playing in the March 18 Pitts- burzh-Buffalo game.

At a hearing in Springfield Feb. 19, ' Podoloff said it was brought out and admitted bv Shore to go out and "get Dick." Testimony was heard front Shore. Beisler Dick. &Gagnon. Buffalo coach Leroy Goldsworthy and ref- eree E. w. (Red) Reynolds.

"A grievious injury might have been suffered by player Dick as a result of Gagnon's cross-check- ing," Podoloff said. "And by the same token, the to-be anticipated retaliatory action by player Dick might have put Gagnon out of hockey for life. sending five men on the ice to get' one is hoodlum- ism and does not belong in hockey and I hereby fine Eddie Shore 35(1) for his admitted instructions to the five defencemen."

S'side Curling Club Schedule -

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MONDAY 0:45

L. E. Inrmmn vs. Ken. Cslbeck.

H. E. Gaudet vs. H. R. MacFar- lane.

F. R. Dunn vs. S.-L. Gillespie.

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L. E. Inman vs. H. E. Gaudet.

Kean. Cmlibeck vs. H. W. Dickie.

H. R. MacFarlana vs. J. E Mor- risen.

GBAHAIWS ROAD SCHOOL

Report-of half year exam.s:- Grade X-Gerald MacLeod Grade VIII-Jessie Campbell. Owes: Green

Grade Vi-Beverley MaeGx-egor. Bruce Murray.

Grade V-George Oaskes

Grade IV-Ross Murray

Grade III is) Wendell Murray. Claire I-Tynes.

Grade II (b)-Lola Ann Mu-

Leod.

Grade II-Lloyd Mlclaosn Grade I ta)-Irvine Green. Grade I ob)-George Follsnd.

Teacher. Mlry A. MacKay.

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school report for January. half- yearly examinations:

Senior Department

Grade to-1. Norman Oarnrthers; 2. Ilalne Murray. xa sen Mur- phy (equal); 8. Dolma atheson.

Gracie I-i. Beth Osrruthers; 2. Erma Macwilliama. -

Grade '0-1. Doris Osrruthers, I. Joan outeliffe and urns Murphy ( trail: 8. Katherine mu-phy.

as 7-1. Gordon Dawson: 1. Hazel Thompson: 8. ltrle Dawson.

Grade 0-1. Gordon an; 3.

Preston Campbell. Principal-Mrs. Doris 0. Mac- Williame.

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Milk p..... in it lienslnglon And S'side Agance

Beg thcotb of March. real-, dents of Burnmeraide and Kenning-Ii ton will pay 16 cents per auart for

milk. This announcement has been

made by the P.E.I. Milk Control

Board. At present, residents of that

area are paying 15 cents per quart. ' In the new order pasteuriu” and

raw milk will each be sold for the

same price. continuing the present

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In Charlottetown pasteurised milk sells for 16 cents a quart while raw milk is one cent less.

Producers in the Bummersid and Kensington areas will get 31.04 per lb. butter fat when the new prices go into effect. At present they are receiving 96 cents per lb. butter fat. The price to the producers in the Charlottetown area is 31.04 per lb.

S'side Midgets llown 0'Leary Midgets 5-3 '

The O'l..eary Midgets bowed to the S'side Midgets 5-3 in the 0'I.eacy rink on Monday night.

This was the first game between these two teams, but it is hoped that it will not be the last. The both teams played a very good hockey but, if they put their minds to it, they could produce a better style.

The 0'I..eary boys kept it tied up in the first period, but they drop. Ded behind one in the second per- iod. They were also outscored in the third period by one goal, but made a. fighting try to come out on top.

If these two teams meet again. the O'I.-enry Boys will probably overcome the S'side squad and rc:lly lct loose and do some high scoring, like the 0'Leary Maroons have been doing lately

Maccregwr, Cansnthers and Boulter did the scoring for the 0'l.ea.ry Midgets. and the o'Lcary team also picked up two of the low: penalties that were handed out during the game.

Whelan and. Harris led the S'side team to victory scoring two goals apiece, with Perry receiving the other one.

AUCTION

OF BUTTEBMILK

The supply of Buttermilk for the year commencing May 1st, 1951 will be sold to patrons by auction on the premises of this Com- pany on Wednesday, March 14th, at 2 olclock, p.m.

THE DUNK RIVER

solamnlasd at the home h'ide'a parents. George W. Ramsay. O'Ieas-y

Alice dauzhtar, . Gordon Wuloy. son of Mr. and:

Mr:-.. Russell uwis of Biunmeasido. ' To the strains of the Bride! March played by Mrs. W. C. Wil- cox of Elmsdale. wife of the , arena Minister of that village. the

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of on? Mrs.- out valentine Day. rieb. 14th. when Elaine, ' second

Mr. and

became the bride

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of pink and white. with wedding bell. The bride looked the picture

of girlish loveliness in a suit of medium blue with matching ae- ceesories and wore a corsage of Red Roses and carried a Bible. the gift of the groom. The brides- in was Miss Edna Lewis, sister of the groom who was attired in a medium green suit with rust ac- cessories and wore a corsage of yellow roses. The groom was sup- ported by G. Warner Ramsay. brother of the bride. The ceremony Wu performed by Rev. Kenneth R. MAcMill.an. ll-other-in-law of the bride. The bride's mother wore black with .white; the g-room's mother were a gown of medium green. -