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Gets Underway Saturday.
The Charlottetown Minor floc- key system will swing into ac. tion this Saturday at the Chair- lottetown Forum with the open- ing activity scheduled to get underway at 7 am. Officials of the local hockey association have been hard at work these past few days dividing the lads up into teanis and anyone who hasn‘t yet registered is caution- ed that this Saturday will be the deadline. There will be an official there all day Saturday for the purpose of registering any late comers who wish to play minor hockey this season. The following is Saturday's sch- edule.
Pee Wee — 7 a.m. — Elks Vs.
Bisons; 7.45 am. —~ Foxes vs. Lions: 8.30 am. ~- Wolves vs. Sprinzers: 9.15 a.m. — Otters v5. Rams; to am. —- ice Clean- ing: “his a.m. —— Coyotes vs. Caribous; 11 am. - Rat-oons ' . Seals. —— 11.43 am. — Aces vs. Totems; 12.30 pm. — Clip. pers vs. Senators: 7,30 p.n Hornets vs. Barons: 8.15 Blades vs. indiaits; 9 p.m. Flyers vs. Knights.
Paperweight — 5 p.m. —— ice 1 ~ Bluebirds vs. Cardinals; ice 2 — Eagles vs. Ducks; Ice 3 u Redbirds vs. Jays: 5.40 p.m. w ice 1 ~ Sparrows vs. Robins; ice 2 A» Owls vs. Hawks: Ice 3 Gulls rs. (Irons; 6.20 p.m. —— lee Loons vs Larks: ic 2 —»— Ravens vs. Orioles; 7 p.m. - Removal of barriers and Cleaning.
This following is the schedule for Monday and Tuesday. Nov- ember 23rd. and 24th: Mon-
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day Llii'tl. -» Midget — 5 p.m. Black Hawks vs, Maple Leafs: 6 p.m. Rangers vs.
Wings Tuesday. 24th — Midget 5 p.m. Bruins vs. Canadians. The following is the makeup of the various divisions, PAPERWEIGHT DIVISION
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Orioles:
Eiizenc Bradley. MacDon-
ald, Leo Dowlitig. David Mac- Bruce Walker. Mike Hennessey "pep rally" staged by
Kinnon if’arkdalei, Ron Mc- Cabe. Roger Duffy. Billy Youn-
ker. George Bit‘t. Ler Shep- herd. Tommy Smith.
Ravens —— Don Fisher. Ron Fisher. Danny l-‘lood. B r i a n Waddcll, Don Murphy. Keith Carver. Art McGtiigan. John Ready. Kent Osborne. Danny
Hennessey, David Power, Dana Cahill.
Ioons w David \'4-ssey. Gar- ry Constable. Kelvin MacDon- ald, Derick Egan. Paiil Living- stone. Allan Mat-Lean. Billy MacPherson. Gerald Donald Morris. Ted Crockett. Fred Macintyre,
Larks — Joseph Murphy. Pe- ter Miller. Don Stephenson, Ron Gillespie, Allan Walsh.
.lolin Dowling. Cari Adams. Lal Hennessey, Don Campbell, Tom Cullen, Billy Butler. David Mac- Kinnon in Second St.)
Gulls Bernie McGarry. Leith Ford. Leo Kilorn. Gordon Betts, Kevin Murphy. George Gillis. Boyd Allen, Dale Wood, Wayne Francis. Bobby Falls. David Dunsford.
(‘t‘ows — Mike Perry. Charlie Abbott, David Bernard. Kenny Power, Francis Molyneaux. Ron Sobey, Peter Ghiz, Carl Mac- Leod. Allan Ford. Henry Wool- ridge. Philip Steele.
Owls — Richard Walsh, Da- vid Moore. Thomas Carragher, Floyd MacConnell, Lorne Kelly, Hiighie Campbell, Blaine Lewis, Bruce Norton, Dennis 'I‘heriaiilt.
Mike Hennessey iSouihportl. Carl Trainor. Hawks — Ken Mat-Donald.
Garry McQuaid. .Iohn Goodwin, Kevin Walls, John Quinn. Allan Profiti. F‘rank MacKmnon. Btl~ ly Wellner. Blair Kelly. Allan Moore. Sydney Cay.
Robins .— Earl Hume, John McIntyre. John Mar-Donald.
‘ Mark Ledwell. Paul Butler. Ro-
bert Taylor. Kirby MacAleer. Kevin (‘oopeia Allan MacDon— ald. Mark MacDonald. David Hennessey, Martin Hilton. Sparrows a John MacDonald. Joey Melellan. Lorne Rhynes. Mike Mullen. Steve Hillier. Leo
Bradley. Billy MacDonald. Shawn MacDonald, Ron Mc- (‘arville. David Livingstone,
Gary McCarville.
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Redbirds — Gordon (lriii‘in. Chris Estabrooks, Joseph Pe~ ters. Chris l\'ippin§z. Paul Ber- nard. Mike Cullen. Billy Dow‘- ling. Frank Strain. Dennis Mc-
iWeymouih St.l. Richard Hariingcr. Doyle, George McGutgan.
Eagles — Ronnie Buell. Doug. ’I‘weel. Bobby Dunsf‘rd. Allan Poulton. John Abbott. Wayne MacKinnon. Gary Trainor. John King. Bo . ' Mike Falls. John Dunsford.
Ducks Larry Stephen Dowling. Doug Con- stable, Andy Butler, Stephen Green. Kenny Higgins. Leonard Shepherd, Mike Ready. Joseph MacAskill. Scott Campbell, Gcr< ry MacDonald.
Terry Devine.
M acLaren,
Bluebirds — Trent Costello. Stephen Matheson, Gordon Bell, Ste p h e n Mcisaac, Wayne
Squarebriggs, Richard Roberts,
im Gregory. Brooke Gregory. Allan Rogers, Roy Wotion. Da- vid MacLeod.
Cardinals Harry Poulion. Danny Murphy. Scott Brown. Stephen Wood. John Johnson. Richard Lidstoue, Allan herd. I-‘rerl Yoiinker. Paul (lor-
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mley, Mike Murphy. Callum Beck.
FEE WEE DIVISION
El Rodney MacKiimon.
Delni i-‘riuell. Colin MacDon- ald. Robert Riley. Ralph Shep-
pard. Kevin Birt, Ha'l Constable. Ken Downc. Daryl chncsscy. Ernest MacDonald. Brib Mac-
.eod. Kenneth Martin, Sterling. Kevin Welsh.
Rohf‘rt
Bisons ~-- Michael Connolly. Ross Cook, Alan Large. Andy Mailieson, Jim Hillier, (Gordie
Beck. Don Callhcck. (‘hrts ('tid- more. Robert Jenkins. Jack Kipping. James MacMiilan. Don Mar-Rae. G. Peters.
Foxes h Riciiard Williams. Don Hayden. Blair Mat-Kinnon S
David Rowe. David \iaclsaac. Andrew Burns. Cyril Coniiick..‘ Rowan Fitzgerald. Glen Med
Dearmid. Gordon Mat-Kay, Wll-. liam Savidanl, Mike Quinn. ‘ Lions w Allan Macf‘ormac. Kenneth Elliott. (‘yril MacDon- ald, Alex Pierce, David Wilsiin, John Bell, Mike Conway. Brian Howatt, Gary MacDonald, Ja- mes Macileod, Arthur McQuaid, tRobert Smith, Merrill Wealc. Ili’olves —- David Toole, Wil— liam Chipman, Mike Johnson, Brian MacRae, Leigh Smith.l Jim Andrew, Donald Currie J ‘Richard Douceite, Dan Robert: l son, Chris King. Bob MacMillan.l l l
Don McNeil, Kent McNeil. Alan Stevenson. ‘ Springer: John Mitchell, l James Theriauli, Bruce Mac- ' Lennan, I
. Blair Mat-Kai, D‘Arc . Murphy, Albert Ross? Emmetl MacDonald.
Otters — Shane Dowling. Paul Dorsey, Gary McConnell, Wil~ ham Partridge. Lydon Whitlock. Jim Bell. Roger Cook, Leonard Currie, Tom Ir win. Gordon Lidstone. Samuel Macleod, Paul
Mayme, Allan Sherren, Danny . Taylor. l Rams a I MacKinnon. 1 Charlie Gallant, Glenn MacEac- i hern. Martin Ross, Kenneth 1' Adams, Francis Brown. Terry Connors. Jim Dunn. Darrell
Harding. Billy MacDonald. Don MacLean, David Moore. Mich- ael Richard, George Wigmore. , Coyotes — Donnie Murnaghan, l Bernard Higgins, Robert Mac-‘ 3 Arthur. Ken Savage, Angus Mc- 1 I Donald, Billy Higgins, Gary l Brown, Philip Claybourne, Ken: i! Gorveatt. Bob McGuigan. Wayne. iMcGuigan. Gary Poulton, Bob,
son. Caribous — Douglas Cook. Er- : nie Currie, Donnie Lund. Mich-1 ,ael Murnaghan. Eugene Ward“
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per, Louis Butler, Gary Stead, Garry Campbell, C h a r l e l 1 Scott.
Hamilton's Noisy Fans
Won't Bother Ottawa
OTTAWA >CPi~iNoisy Ham- illon football fans won't keep Ottawa Rough Riders up late on the eve of Saturday‘s deciding game in the Eastern finals.
Manager Red O‘Quinn re-
MBHUS. 3le Flanagan. John \caled Thursday the cth won't "There's no such thing as
Dalziel. stay at its usual downtown hoth protecting a lead," he says.
Jill's - Kenny CHmPhOIL l‘ll- in Hamilton Friday evening. in- "We're going down to win." V
camime”. “00d GOMWII‘I. KPVIH Murphy. stead O'Quinn has hooked Rid- The Ottawa coach also indi- Gm‘dnn FK‘lZZEH. Brian Douglas. ers hope to avoid the usual caied Riders will pass muc
Hamil.
fans on the eve of big
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William games. The rally is held near on their ground game to take
the hotel where viSIIing players stay and has been known to rob the opposition of its sleep.
Coach Frank Clair also has been warned Ticat fans have been known to emit mighty roars while quarterback Russ Jackson is calling his signals. N0 BAN 05' NOISE
Since there's no rule in the (‘anadian leagues to penalize the home team for excessive noise by its fans as there is in other leagues. Riders have been told to ignore such tactics and go about their duties.
Riders worked out Thursday on a snow - covered field foi- loutng the first storm of the
winter in Ottawa. They are to
Gary Currie, Jack Mumaghan.l Alan Cooper. Gary Dalziel.‘ Douglas Gatidet. Ray MacFar- ltitic. Johit MacMillan. Andy Mi-Kcnita. Donald Sutherland. Racoons »— Barry Gass. Alan (lass. Brian Walsh, Barry Mac.- Kinnon. Vincent \lacGiiigan.l Room Buchanan. G i e n I Constable. Bill Pound. Wade' Gregory. Ken Mat-Donald, Don? Mai-Leilan. Jim O'Connor. Garth i Reeves. George Rogers. 1 Seals 7 Paul Norris. Larry‘ Hume. Wayne \laclican. Barryl Stewart. Gordon Campbell. Ri-I chard Carver. Grant GHIIdPl.‘ Joey Gillan. Allan MacDonald, Shawn Mclsaac. Mike vaer,, Gordon Proude. Ken MacDou-‘ gall. 1 BANTAMS Arcs Glen (‘layboiirnmj Donnie Carmichael. Jimmy
Kil- lorn, Brian Ford. David Doiron. tNeiiland Cresclentl. Brian! Dmvling. James Wood, Jamos‘
'Bnhhy MacKenna. Philip Campbell. Philip Andrew. Harrison Robbins. Colin Youn-
Horneis -— David tJlggsl Mac-
Donald, Peter Williams. Jlm Campbell. Francis Butler. An- gus Beck, Brian Sobey. Allan
Pickard. Gerry Campbell. l‘hil-
ip Connolly, Gordon Lawson.
Don Simmonds. Alan Dowling. Blades
James Morley. Paul MacDougall. Roger Mac- Langlilin, Frank McKcarney, Frank Macintyre, David Clay, James G Readv. David Dar-
raeh. Edward Gillis. Gary Mac- Eachcrn. Glen Constable.
Fly-crs —— Kevin McKcigan. Ernie Dunsi'ord, David Brown. Wayne chson, Paul Carmich- ael. Bill Maclniyre, James Gil- lan. Mikc Grant. Danny Murphy. Glen Mat-Innis. Allan Larter, David MacDonald.
Knights — Donnie Proud. Ken Constable. Alan Gaudei, Paul Rowe, Leslie Merriam. G a ry Cooper. Austin Keenan, Jim Smallwood, Derek Jenkins. Alan James. Robert J. Maclnnls. I
Indians Chris Nicholson,
M i k e Hutchinson. D o u gias Mobbs. Derrili Scott. Ed Stir- tng. David Doiron (Young St.i, Eugene Power. Thomas Prowse. Reg. Power, Alan Masm, Joel Fichaud. Jackie Simons. . Barons — Wayne LeClair, A‘ Iison MacLean, Wayne Jordan. Gordie Power. Stephen MeCabe. Kent Heron. Barry Herrell. Keith Hood. Blair Mat-Qtiarrie. Wayne MacQuari-ie. E II g e n e Thompson. Gordon Smith.
Senators —- Dannv Gass. Gor-
leave the capital
evening for Hamit i Clair insists Riders won't try,i
to nurse their 17-point bulge in‘
the second game of the total-‘
poittt series.
late Friday on.
more than in the opener here when they relied almost solely
a 30-13 decision.
IMPROYES EVERY DAY
Flanker Whit Tucker tmu proves every day and as of now can be considered a starter in the final. He's been bothered with a sciatic nerve ailment that kept him out of the semi- final against Montreal and the opener against Tirals. Tucker is a favorite target for Jackson when he unleases his longer throws.
However. the only definite ineup change for Riders has lineman John Kenerson replac- ing defensive halfback Tommy. Seek. I
Saturday's game will be carU ried by both the CBC and CTVi television networks. Game time is 1 p.m. E T
S . Meanwhile. city hall has sp- WW'=“:"-*"~--r"
pealed to sports - minded cit- izens for donations to pay the cost of lowing the city's Grey Cup float to Toronto.
bert Jewell. Philip Vessey. Ce- cil \‘illard. Reg Viilard. David Roberts.
l Toiems —— Danny Tweet. Ro-
bert Stewart. John Thistle, Pm ier McCarville, thcrby. Lewis Docherty. Paul Saunders. Jimmy Jackson. Hat'- ry Crane. George Coyie, Owen Lowery. Peter Greenan.
MIDGETS
Bruins —-- Mike Brown. Jim- my Lord. Frank Eustace. Bob. by Whitlock. Bill Dunstford. Dou: Stevenson. Larry Butler. David Hume. Damd Scott. Tom
MacDonald. John Theriault. Billy Gallant. Canadians A Wayne Farrell.
Brian Macintyre. Wendell Dun- can. Arnold Riley. Brian Foley, Roger Conway. Bob Yottnker. Vince Carragher. Clifford Mitc- Dougall. Don Diinsford. Jim anling. Joe Foley. Black Hawks—George Gallant, Alan Acorn. Norman Wheatley, Ewen O‘Brien. Tommy Gauth- ier. Richard Rogers. Ron Dou- cotte.Robert MacIiean, George Cudmore. David Flemming. Junior MacDougaIl. a afs Paul Jelly. David Jenkins, John MacDon- ald. Richard Johnston. Bill Ri- chards, Joey Hennessey, Georgi: Stevenson, Don Dowling. David Owen, Lowell Brown, Peter Clark. angers — Bill Jack Arsenault, James Shap- hard, Bob Doherty. Robert Campbell, Ron Carmichael. Ken Smallwood, Jim Constable, Ed- die Power. Freddie. Mullen. Alan Doiron. Robert Stewart. ings —-— Shane Hennes— sey. Paul Richards. Toomhs. ‘ MacDougall. ken O'Brien. Lorne MacDougall, Ewen Gordon. Btll Stewart. Nel- son Kennedy. Earl Jeffrey, Jim- my Gallant.
Simmonds,
don McCarville. m Robinson. John MacKiiinon. John '
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H'llo Mary Lou. Well I’ll be darned.
Aren‘t you frozen sitting there in your pyjamas? Nope. It’s nice and warm in here.
By the way, what ever happened to the little bomb.
We outgrew it. So we bought this new Studebaker. Now everybody fits into it. Funny how Jim and Mike so suddenly. And Julie. There was hardly any room
grew
for them, let alone their schoolbooks. (They liked that.)
Can I come in and get warm for a minute? It’s cold in my
car.
Come on Pat. And hey, look. Isn’t it amazing how a car
so trim could be so huge inside? There are lots of other big cars. I know, but that’s not all. Take last winter.
The old car must have been tested in the Sahara or some-
thing. Seven mornings out of ten, it just wouldn’t
start. Studebaker has been tested in Canadian blizzards,
so you know it’s going to start on a freezing cold day. Can you imagine me sitting in the wee car with my pyjamas on? I’d have turned blue.
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Yes, but haven’t European ears got better brakes and things? After all, they’re built to slam around allover the place. Studebaker has disc-type brakes. You can’t have
better in an emergency. Honestly Pot. I can’t think of anywhere I feel safer.
You know, Mary Lou, I guess sports cars and
Studebakers are kind of the same. They‘re both unique. Right. Except Studebaker’s a sight more comfortable. A sort of kindred soul. Why don’t we switch places,
and you drive it for a while Pat? See for yourself. ®
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