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--Isl.-txli Midget i-iiaiiipioiiship.

Rcdeqiic Rink. Tonight 1.30. Chnlottetmvii versus Summer- side. Adniission 35 and 25.

-ALB!-JRTON Curling Club are hnldini: their annual dance on ,Thiirsiia,i, March 26th. Good mu- rsie.

--)IA(iIS'I'RATE'S COURT - In court at summcrside yesterday oe- forc Magistrate R. S. Hinton, Q.C., a resident of Indian River was fined 85 and costs for not having an opcrntoi"s licence when driving a car. A residciit. of the O'Leary idistrict was fined 53 and coats for llfailure to yield the right of way 3 while entering the highway from a

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-('0 LXV T I' (0 ll RT CASE-TIit'

adjouriied Alnrcii term of the W , g ' , Pr.iice Couiity Court. was held allM' Swim" 0095? I?”-lj Labmdo1' Suminei-side yesterday with His mid "H" H” (I35 5 lmmi me mm!"

llloiior Judge I. G. Lewis presid- ing. The case of I-Iriicst Gaudet and Cyiviis Poiricr. plnliitiiis, .vei'.-us William ll. MacNcill, de- fendant, an aeti-nii for work done Land material provided. was heard. , Illr. .1. A. Gllllalli was the attorney ifnr the plaintiffs. Seven witnesses the case which . took up most of the day. Court ad- fo Tuesday, March 315'. ;i.ni, when further evident” lieard in this case.-S

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I ldened when thrgv hezird of the

i death Vvliieli occurred iii Sytiiicy.

' ' ' on Wecliiesclay. Febriiary lath, of

I Mrs. Sarah Ciilliiizs Phillips in l saw her eightieltli year. .

Mr. Victor campbeji, Ajbel-ton, The deceased the former Sarah

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if-fosvpital, Summerslde.

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senting the Albertmi Curling Club motored to Summerside yesterday to take part in the Maritime junior

curling lxinspiel. Other team mem- bers are Chester Hayes, Lloyd Wil- kie and George O'Connor.

I A very large number of hockey fans motoied from Aibertoii last night to witness the opening game between the 0Lcai'y Maroons and the Charlottetown Abobies at O- Leary.

IlNl'Sl'.rIL IIRAMA "CARRIE" .x'r THE CAPITOL. SUMMER- smi-:

EM. 1 In William-W3-ler's "Carrie," the iParaniounr pictiirp which opens to- .da,v at the la flliffatt love .st.nry emerges as inagiiificently IIIOVIIM; draina. The Stars in this superb film version of Theodore Dreise"s fairn- ied bestseller. "Sister Carrie," Jennifer Jones and

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The story of ”CarrIe" traces the iinoonventional love of an ambitious young beauty and a mature, dis- tinguished businessman. Interwov- en with their te-mpmtiious mmance is the drama of Carrie's struggle to achieve theatrical fame and the stark diilem.ma of the man vdho must choose between his love for her and the wealth and position he has worked so long to achieve.

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THE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN

l la IIERI-I IT ('J().III-IS . .. T(Nl'Ei1a tioii forms an ll)lipOl'ialli. part in lthc life of RCAF pcrsuiincl at RC

ing alleys are biisy w.!li airivoiiien and airnicn getting in practice. Airwoman Eddie Gallant, of Suiii- merside, P. E. I. is seen exhibiting. a nifty technique. - INRIIOIIAI Defence Photol

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. S.-IRAII ('()l.I.I.V(9S PHILLIPS

Relatwes and friends were sad-I

Bail, daughter of the late Margaret Ross and Henry Ball was born at Wlicatlcy River. P. E, I, but lived

the hitter pitrt of her life in Sydney. She always looked forwartl to

in trip in the siimnier In P. E. I. where she visited her son and daughter and other relatives; mak- ing the trip just this past summer. 1 Her quiet iiiiassiiiniiic ways, her liospitallty and pleasing sense of humour won for her the affection and admiration of many friends who will ever cherish her memory. It. was truly said of her, "One never saw 3. frnwii mi her ,ooiintenance", I Her alert. soiiscs u ere iiiiinipaired by time and in the end her keen mind retained its wide interest in the various activities which were so much a part of her earlier life. After a short illness of several weeks she passed peacefully away to her eternal home. I She leaves to mourn their loss a da-iigiiter. Margaret Mrs. Cr-cil Phillips, Sydney, with whom she resided. at step-daiighter, Mrs. An- iile Ingraliiim and two stop-sons. Ray and Alvin Phillips all of Margaree. Cape Breton, And b,i

sport Eclitm From ' Prince county

Thanks to the oo-operaitlon of PVC Palmer. sports officer at the R.C.A.F. station, and to the good services of Lleut. Darrel Murray. the girls of the Summei-side High

school ..s.ve enjoyed playing bl!-'3'

etiball at the airport court all win- ter. They have absorbed some ter- rific trouncings at the hands of the other teams of the Island League for ladies. but they WW9 made some improvement, never- theless. as was evidenced by the very close game between them and the girls of West Kent School of Charlottetown. Possibly it. would have been better if they had en- tered a league with West Kent and Prince Street Schools. teams which would have been a. little more in

their class.

Of course, it. is true that Stim- meisidc did not confine itself to the high school in getting the per- sonnel of their team, but when you consider the fact. that very few Summerside girls have any basket- ball experienoe, this going outside the school for talent might be ex- cused for it year or two. If the girls continue to play basketball every winter, It will not be long before they can recruit their entire team from the high school.

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Now the high school boys are also taking up the'game, a. little late in the season, but better late than never. They made 3 credit- able showing against the West Kent boys considering they have had only two weeks' practice, and only one or two of the members ever played basketball before Hockey seems to put. it crimp in the chances for boys to have has- ketball earlicr in the season. We think that both those sports could

be carried on at. the same time.

There are 1 number of boys who do not play hockey who would welcome I chance to play basket- ball. C To correct It statement to the effect that the Freetown Royals had won the Simmons & MacFar- lane Trophy eight consecutive years: We have learned since mak- ing the statement that I1 team from Summerside won the trophy four or five years ago. breaking up the continuous chain of victories

For

Easter . . .

on Pi-eetownm part. The Royals have won it eight yours, but they do not run consecutively.

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Plans are on foot to have a spe- cial section of bleachers set apart. for the boys and girls at the base- ball diamond in Summerside this summer. The kids find It difficult. to remain seated while a game is in progress. They like to run a- round and have a few games of their own. Quite natural for the kiddies to feel that way, but a bit disturbing to the adults who would like to watch ball games without a bevy of shouting urchins milling around them. we think the new move is an excellent one, and hope notihng will come up to prevent its being carried out.

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A packed house got more than their money's worth at the Char- lottetown Forum Moiiday night. They saw a stirring battle, and the fact that the Miners were never ahead kept the 'tKltty-bfi.r-the- door" tact-ics at K iiiiniiiium. We never saw a team so consisttently oiitiiicked as the Islanders were throughout most of the game. but the lady with the horn gave them the final smile. Neither Pawlsliyn nor McLzigan had been disting- uishing themselves all evening, but their final touch more than made up for this.

How utterly silly can those pro- tests get? Glace Bay pi'o'(5tcd the eligibility of Erwin Grosse, but hmv he could be lllEll'.',il)iC to play after having got the C.A.H A. okay. they didn't explain. Even if the decision on him were later revers- ed, he wollld still be eligible for Mondays game, playing as he did with the sanction of tiic authori- ties.

DARNLEY VV. 1. --The regular niniitlilv niecliiig of Daritlcy Women's Institute was held on March 4th at. the home of Mrs. Clarence Hickey. The meet- ing opened by singing "Aunt Di- nah's Quilting Party," followed by the Creed. Roll call was answcrcd by ten members, each telling an Irish joke. Minutes of the last meeting were read, approved and signed.

secretary was asked to mail each to its destination. The choral coni- mittee gave its report. It was de- cided paper towels, soap dish, and blind. be bought for the school. The sick committee then gave its report. New entertainnient coni- mittee for the following month 15 Mrs. Clarence Hickey, Mrs. John Beiiirsto, Mrs. Wallace Adams. Mrs.

Four I quilts were then displayed, and the i

Charles Hickey uid Mn. Keir Mac- Kay.

Correspondence was then read and discussed. The program con- sisted of a paper on education and a very enjoyable sing-song. ,

Collection was then taken. Miss Curley moved the meeting adjourn- ed. It was closed by singing "God Save the Queen". Lunch was serv- ed by the hostess assisted by the committee.

The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. James Hickey, when the refreshment committee will be Mrs. Ivan Dlckleson and Mrs. Ar- thur MacKay.

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MARCH 25, 1 953

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9:30 to noon 1:30 to 5:00 also Mon. & Thursday 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.

The clinic will operate

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ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS ciiuic

SUMMERSIDE

All adults in Summerside are urged to attend this clinic at the Health Centre-old hospital, for a chest .X-ray and tuberculin test. This is a free health serv-

It will be open on the dates and times as under-- DATES

Wed., March 25-come back Thurs., March 26-come back

I Tues., March 31-conic back TIMES

schedules will appear in these columns later.

Reading test Fri, March 27 Sat., March 28

VVed.y April 1 Thurs, April 2

9:30 to noon 1:30 to 5100 also Mon. & Thursday 5:00 to 6:00 p.m.

until mid-April, further

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a foiimcr marriage to Ernest Col-f liitgs of Alberrv Plains. P. E. I, twn dauglitcrs. Alberta, Mrs. Russel Wildes, New Hampshire. A.higail., Mrs. Ira Stewart. Midgell and one: son Ernest of Vernon River, alsnl

eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also the follniwing sisters and brothers: Mrs. Pearll McDonald, Sydney, Mrs, Otto Phl- lips, Toronto, Mrs. Walter Frlzuill. Mrs. Roy Wilkic, and Mrs I Margaret Moshcr all of U. S. A Samuel, Alexander, and Jack. alli of British Columbia Her husband predeceased her many years ago.

The funeral was held on Friday. February 20th. After ii short service at the house the remains were transferred to Trinity United Church. of which she was a mem- her, where service was cnnductcdl by Rev. Mr. Archibald who spoke” comforting words to the bereavedl The hymns sung were: "Alblde With Me". "The Lord Is My Shepherd". The floral tributes wercl beautiful bringinr; to the bcreavcdj II. certain comfort. I Her remains were laid to mail in Hardwood Hill cemetery, Sydney, irhere to await the coming of Him who Said, "I Am The Resurrection And Tlln Life."

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