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ARE CORDIALLY invited attend Gospel services ne~ ing held in Belfast Hall, El. don, Tuesday, Sept. 29 a lid Thursday. Oct. 1st at 8 p. . All welcome.

RESERVE SATURDAY. Octob— , er 2bt‘h for Trinity UCW CA!-

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' "my CERAMIC flLE“. ° \" home buyers should look im- (‘eramic Tile features. sea psuglas Bros. and Jones Inc.. fu| tree eslliiiates.

RBI-AIRS To automatic wash-

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1.30 pm. Supper fro. 5 to 6.30 pm. 75 cents each meal.

KINGS COUNTY

GENUINE KEMAC burners, $59.95 at the Montague Electric Company Limited. Telephone

4567.

dial 4-734] day or night.

TURKEYS FRESH killed on order available for suppers. banquets. individual orders. etc. Delivered Charlottetown area. Gil Henry, telephone 4-9313. Parker Jewell. York. telephone 417074.

'SEE THE DISPLAY of uun dr'crls of colors of Ceramic Tile in Douglas Bros. and Jones Inc.

RESERVE SATURDAY. Nov- ember ZIst. for North Win- sloe United Church supper.

mm TIME fiddlers and step dancing contest, Vernon River Hall, Tuesday, Sept. 29. 8.30. Good prizes, specialties. Send entries to: J. Thomas McKe 11a. Village Green. ~

nINGO KELLY’S Cross 11811,. \Ionday niizhtsé)(.).'i30p.m..I WES); l I.\' prizes . . ac '1 M oncton Tops I O O S sucle High

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BINGO WILL BE HELD ever, gonday night in St. Georges all.

' PRINCE COUNTY

“FERRY To Hong Kong". An outdoor action picture by llth Century Fox in glorious tech- nicolor and cinemascope.

$110.00. YOU ARE cordially envited to

attend ospel serv1ces being

held in Belfast Hall. Eldon,

Tuesday. Sept. 29th to Thur- SUM‘mRsmE . Moncw . . — . n

aiizogit‘ m at 8 p‘m' An High School crushed Summer-

slde High 24-6 in an exhibition football game here Saturday. Moncton took the first game in New Brunswick 19-8.

The Hub city team, solid in depth and coached by Ed Sinf-

A. SOCIAL evening for the ECCE Band will be held in the Kingston Branch Royal 'Canadian Legion Home. New Haven. On Tuesday evening

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Harness Races

SPORT ECHOES

By Norman Maodouald . Summer-side Bureau of The Guardian

Held At PInette

There wore two double-dash “lingers at the Pincus Race— u-ay Saturday, September 26. Pepei First owned and driven

. . MacPhee heats of class A with

in 2.1872 and 2:9.

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Johty Guy (M - Si Walter Bree-ks (Malone) Sorrel Mac‘ owned by Rind Gillie. Valley Boy owned the time 2 Young. Times .

Eileen '5 Allan . CLASS I)

m'ned Mrs

Yogi’s

'Ihe American league champ- ionship is once again in the Yankee bag. but we have to feel a little grateful to Yogi and his

I! nds for allowing the race to be a real exciting hat- tle almost down to the a" . The Yanks got hot just In time to cook Baltimore's and 011i. cago's geese. and if they can carry that momentum into the World Series, it’s going to be hard sledding for whichever National League club is pitted against them in the fall classic.

We’re not exactly a Phil- adelphia fan. but we felt sorry for em as we watched them blow a 4-0 lead over Milwaukee and lose the ball game 6-4 on Saturday.

is a team. enjoying what looked like a safe lead of eight games. suddenly col-

We saw Summerside and Moncton hiai school football teams in action Saturday and think the boys’ ground attacks are improving. The offense. with its necessary blocking is getting better. and the have make more spectaoul r gains. The aerial attack is still pretty

the teams get much of a “kick”

feeble. and neither the fans nor

September 29th. Ladies of ‘the Legion are asked to bring lunch.

REAR. MR5. John H. MacDon— ald of Murray River tell about 1 their centennial farm “On Tour." featured by Douglas Bros. and Jones over CFCY radio. 10:15 Tuesday morn- ing Enter our (in Tour con-

tes .

SIS-T ASIDE TIME to attend Red Cross Blood Donor clin- ms at Zion Hall on Tuesday. lifednesday and Thursday of this u'er-k' You are needed;

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SPAR IRE- Sncieta Corelli at

with fumbles

ngton opened the scoring in the rst qu a rter as halfback ruce Dick went over on a

.double reverse from 15 yards tout. The convert was no good.

Summerside picked up 25 first

downs to Moncton’s 27 but their offensive did not generate nine.) of a threat as there was no sus- tained attack. Summerside Wle weak through the air lanes com— 1 pleting two of 11 passes. Monc- ‘ ton completed two of six tempts

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The game. played before 1r sized crowd, was riddled and interceptions.

Righthander Dean Chance (left) is embraced by infielde er Bobby Knoop at Los Ange— les Saturday night after the young Angel star became the

first American League‘ pitch- er to win 20 games this year. ms 1-0 win over Minnesota “as 'us llth shutout of the season. Knopp preserved the

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ent. but applications will also be less or no experience who are accounting career.

or Science.

dance. applications so warrant.

considered from persons of seriously interested in an

.. Applications will be especially welcome from persons holdlng degrees in Commerce, Business Administration, Arts

All applications will be treated in the strictest confi- Interviews will be arranged with all persons whose

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Racing action resumes at the paw. Q90 .50. 2.50. 3.40. Charlottetown Driving Park on 2,30;‘ 240 5“) up 2.50. 7,89, Thursday night. 5.30:

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We’d like to see air-Island hockey league next winter. but only on certain conditions. If Charlottetown. Summerside. RCAF.' and a King’s County center are going to enter only one team each. we think Sum- merside would be ill-advised to go In. Last year Summer- side beat Johnny Reid’s team. and had a tough time doing It, which is what fans like to see But Charlottetown had another team, a firsfrstrlug gate you might call it,

ashamed to face it. for after all then is a big differeuct in population). The pick of

Forces

lapses like the Phils did, It must make for some bitter post-mortar! remarks In the dressing room. When Rojas caught that fly in left field and then dropped It, and the base-judges started their yes and no" routine. Dizzy Dean got a bit dizzler than usual. but ee-Wee Reese came to his rescue and clear- ed up the mystery. Yes. the Phlls are going to have trouble thinking up a list for Thanksgiving. but it’s an Ill wind that blows nobody good. and Ted Poole. one-man Cin- cinnati booster club in Sum- merside. is perfectly satis- fled with the way the wind Is blowing. Ted hasn't talked about anything except base- ball for a week now.

S’side Football Action

out of the kicking. Saturday’s high wind was probably part- ly responsible for failure in the last tWo departments. The old “college spirit" was ram pant. and an attractive ' cheer - leaders contribut the entertainment. all in all. the playens. considering they are bilginriers, put up a credit able shoving

Island Hockey League?

Charlottetown In hockey these late years is too good for teams in other centres of the Island. and Charlottetown could well have two teams and still be In the thick of the competition. especially as. ac- cording the rules. it seems ther are privileged to pick players from the St. Dun- sten‘s College team if they so wish. Stick to the Prince County League. Summerside. if you are faced with a choice of playing an all—star Cher- iottetown tee!!! in our Island league.

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AnantETkQEIS Dream W" (Mr: Hughes) . Bush Button (J Ryan)

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defray loss suffered in the ser- ies with Charlottetown. Buck Hickey, a player with Bras D"

first and second dashes. The 2.90: 5.70 - inname for the Nova Scotiasen» . . winning combination was Ter- Times 2.14:3 and 2.17. 10;- hockey league, s-y’s Hal owned by Lotus B. Mac- " The league made no of testes Building Contractor Place, Clyde River with Wilbur Y DASEES 3 AND 7 a.- 33131'332 _ ' 5.1; ‘ Dickie up on the bike and Nora 1"” “my '4’" (R- A5593” 1 3i Kroé'cto.‘ and “’VividsopbamNth Rel”!!! 13¢! Ramada-'13 9° Annwa-y with Lem Neill holding Ewflgiiv) g 15' now officmny the Man. Kitchens, Rumpus Rooms, etc. the ribbons. A double ticket on Fair Sail .J’ pound, ‘ s time senior Hockey ague, Dill 4-9141 64 Orlebar SI. the twosome was worth .00. First meal-"5 The association at its annual

The fastest time on the pro (A. MacDonald) at meeting here also ruled that gram was paced by Helen’s April Budlong (H. Steed) s 2 New Glasgow Rangers or Mani- Dream owned by Mrs James Abner 'C (R. Craig) .' 7 8 time league \vfll be permitted to Poulton Charlottetown. with Bigy G- (506311112; IE4. carry six outside'playe'rs‘ this Oliver Poulton In the sulk 7. The a.“ - - o 1 ~ I v » , t lloweo Poulton gelding circled in: oval 4350' 8'00' "603 £555.” Other eams are a l’lleeldnliriletll: zilféainasthgenlig “mes 2'” “d “M- ' The “man” 315° med m CENTRE “em ' - DASHES 4 “m ' _ manager and 11 playersto: 1theI

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