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SPORTS FRONT

By PIUS CALLAGHAN

Hockey School Nears

BACK in the late forties. the annual hockey school for rc- fcrees and coaches was instituted here and Frank ‘King’ Clancy, now assistant general manager of Toronto Maple Leafs, was tile first instructor.

Each year since. without interruptions. the school has con- ttnued and many outstanding personalities have come to Char- lottetown to pass along their hockey wisdom to those, desiring to learn more about the game. The president of the National Hoc- key League. Clarence Campbell, his referee-in-chief. (‘arl Voss. Frank Udvari. Roy ‘Red’ Storey. George Tayes. Buddy O'Con- nor. Jimmy Skinner. Howie Meeker. Pete Kelly and several others have graced the school with their attendanc.

e annual sessions proved decidedly popular and each December the affair is looked forward to bv npua s ()0 irlterested parties. Several come from the mainland to take the bentfit of the fine instructions given at these December aittings.

IT was Brigadier W.W. ‘Bill’ Reid who started all this and carried it on so successfully until 1960. Since l-hen his succ(‘s~'ol‘. Dave Boswell. has continued the fine work of these hockey clinics.

This December Dave has secured the services of Eddie

JACQUES PLANTE CLEARS PUCl( possession in the National Ho- ckey League zame between

The Cana-’ diens won 4-2 in Montreal. (CP Wirephoto)

Ranger go al 1 9 clear a loose puck behind the ti-eal Canadians. net as Montreal forward Planle comes out of his net to Ralph Backslmm (6) mes for

Jacques

his was the game where Powers awarded Leafs a penalty shot and the game in which (‘anadiens took violent exception to Eddie's officiating. The storm was not going long before Powers resigned from the NHL staff because he felt he fiidn't

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. The sale price was n

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ed up pound below the 160-pound

Both boxers loosen clau brieﬂy Friday then settled back limit as he finished training. for the long wait until ring time Tiger had been hovering around

Dodgers Sell Bill Skowrony

LOS ANGELES (AP) - LOI Angeles Dodgers sold first base- man Bill (Moo ron

Senators

nounced. but it was estimated at aroun . .

Skowron, 33. was acquired from New York Yankees last year in a trade for pitcher Stan Williams. Skowron disappointed with a .203 batting average dur- ing the season but came through with a hang in the World Series, hitting .386 and driving in three

New York Rangers and Mon- get sufficient. hacking mm the l\ L top brass. it was pr

,Chicago B lack Hawks Face Leafs, Habs On Weekend

Powers Is Colorful .

WE aren't going to get into any arguments over Powers and the Canadicns. However. we do know that Eddie was one of the , best officials to watch handling a game. He was colorful. did i things with a real flourish and never hesitated on any call. His l ("3'-'l5l°“5 "am" fab“ and '3l*"1’9 was "0 talkmg back “‘ “H5 P‘‘“'' I By DAVE BETTS I another encounter tonighl at ‘Points away‘. We may be there sold by lmlach to the Wings

' - He “'35 the b0” am he 19“ “° d°“bl in 3“-V°”e's mind C3“‘¢““3" P7955 593“ Wfllkf l Maple Leaf G8I‘d€ll3- sooner than many critics would this week was used at left wing about who was in charge. wh ' f- ‘d f hh b‘ ' -'1 ll,’ R V ' th l 1. n . -'~ - -

We remember ‘Red’ Storey telling us about Powers when he Hawkos-_§ 8 la‘ 0 e 18 bad ' at cal," gill: reemeam;-Kn eff)?’ ex-ll-);i:" “.(,(.kend th 9 Black ?£0D§ts?i“stt5s mg hue and earned was here. ‘Red’ held Eddie in high esteem and we have the um,‘ us» chomsed Tomnlto their money-- boasted Punch .H wk “h h V .t] qt! th . Three tea‘ d th. feeling the admiration was mutual. Powers made no bones about Maple Leafs this week ilmlach per-enniauy optimistic 1 St ds, \\ oqavtegn 50} 11 Eli‘ week to bgllstmatﬁ l"°‘é°5f '3 his l°“"“g5 “he” S“""’-V ‘lull the NHL‘ Eddie did some ‘a""l"g The Leafs who have met the »coach and general-manager of cahanceoztlcglnpiitlic-leis‘ltlieylcbellinrllerin lcorps by caislili; llPeul‘eaI‘e°1ei:I(‘:§

;Chicago_ demolition gang five l the third-place Toronto team. top (yf the heap. After ..,,,.§l..-S (veterans from Am;-lean _tlmes without a win so far in ‘‘I‘ll let you. in on adlttleigame they fly home to lie iniHocke'y League. , ll‘? Nallmlal H0Ck9Y League Secret." confided 8SSlSl-‘int ‘wait for second-place Montreal’ Detroit brought back Warrenl ‘season. were working up their coach King Clancy. “We are icanadiens Sunday night. Godfrey from Pittsburgh. New’ reflexes—and their nerve——for ‘not giving up on first place (10 iWlNG5 AT MONTREAI. :York recalled Al Langlois from

that time and we have the notion it didn't please Mr. (‘ampbcll ' ' In other action tonight. De- lBaltimore. and .Toronto C b A d J tr . l l A

13 and 14. With Eddie. as associate instrlli-tors. will be several local persons well qualified to handle these chores. ut Powers will he the big attracticn.. .Altllo~ul:h very few local persons have ever met him. ‘pupils’ at this school will feel that he is an old acquaintance. Sports fans llll'(lli2ll()lll Can- ada read every line of copy about Powers and his run-in with the NHL last Febru~ary. We are confident he will make an excellent instructor. His record in the National Tockey League is a line one and we

A Big Attraction llast-place Boston Bruins in 1303- jKent Do « las

WELL. this same Eddie Powers will be here with us next weekend. The S('lll()0l goes on Friday and Satui'da_v_ December ug . ,ton. Sunday Toronto goes to De- ; A parting left-handed compli- ltroit and Boston has a return ment from Imlach

; f o r engagement in New York. iHawk~s: “'I‘hey‘ve got just a lit- Toronto is expected to use

Ztle bit too much power for this alternate goalie Don Simmons ‘lleague — that is. al but the again tonight while Johnnie

Mathesoo. E. MlacDonoalld.

iLeafs." 1

CURLING DRAW

The following is the culrliing draw for Saturday at the Chiar-

lotteiown club. BILL SKOWRON

1:45 P.M. Ice 1__ope.n_ runs in the Dodgers’ four-game Ice 2—EJd. Tainlion. F. Mac- sweep over the New York Yan-

M‘-illan H. ille-tt. A. L. Lea- Rees-

man \;S. R.S§nﬂleu. S. Bcoatio 0”” Th“‘'5d35'v 5k°'W1f°“ "9'

R Cmumhm .r_ w_ L_ vealed he had been notified of

' . the Dodgers’ intention to sell

him to Washington and at that

time had balked at going to the

Alngarican League’: last - place c u .

Prowse. I-ce 3—L. Welinler. W. Far-

rell. R. Jones. H. Douglas vlis.

C rt‘ . D. Don i . U (:5 4—Dr. giizcnomld. R. *‘°‘°.‘"“‘Y» 5’‘°“''°“ "*5 5°“ Ewing‘ w mum‘ N_ M-“New promised to the Senators last

August when the Dodgers and ‘ Washington awa pped 320.000 waiver players. The Dodgers ac- quired utility lnfielder Marv Breeding and the Senators got relief pitcher Ed Roebuck. The

V5. George. G. Lidstone. Ice 5—0pen

i>.M_. Ladies Curling (across the ices)

and his buddies. Powers felt Storey got a raw deal. just as a real .moned Larry I-{illman from I

lot of other people felt. ‘ nit Red Wings . ‘and New York Rangers play lllocbester to fill in for injured The Summerside

know that president Campbell and referee-in-chief. (‘arl Voss. Bower recovers from influenza. wouldn't argue with this statement. This ‘take charge‘ guy has ‘ '

. . e real competent official. We Second Period: 7.—Jilniors. B. Black Hawks has been some_

Combl nes

Schools Get

know he will be able to pass on at least some of his abilities to illlfly ill? 5llmm9l‘5ll'l9 JUNO!’ P3ll‘.V .'P- “3CWl11l_3'm5‘ 335_91 .wh.-it less than impressive this

those who attend next week‘: sessions which are to he held at l.(£l(lllRilll‘(‘5 fought to a 6-all !8.—-Jumors. 11 Martin IN. Flll- V fall. In three meetings 12 Pucks .

the Charlottetown ‘Y’. _di~aw ill a regular league flx- lmore. Gallant) 11:25: 9.—- I have been popped behind him l

‘lure at (Jivic Stadium last night Combines. C. Gaudet (L. Clow. ;and the Hawks have won two

Mino-r Hockey Day

‘and as a result both teams are C. Graldy) 17:59. Penvalltiies—P. I games and tied one. I .

IT'S minor hockey day once again and Bucko 'l‘rainor's still tied for the leadership wrlhracwiiiiainls. J. Phillips. G.i Toronto has won the other 7”’ P““.°° EdW@“l 151"“ 1“- Forum will be a real beehive of activity today. the Prince County League. At lsniith. V. Harris, G. Smith. ‘three games in which Simmons l‘er3°ﬂ‘°l5st‘° A55.°‘”3“.°" has .15‘ Cllia'l‘l0l‘i6‘l-OWY1 recreation director. Jim FOX. has llllcfl UD .1! one point in the second period: Third Period: 10.——Combincs. lhas played this season. Sued the l-“u°wmF "‘f°m‘3“°"

most capable mionrr hockey executive. headed bv the energetic gl._,_. junlo,-5 were leading 5.2, but '53. Gallam (G, Delghah, '3, l hese facts don‘t deter the toluig s;2e°;il;_lnl€:,‘§:ted'th C .- . e on-

“all Dfhmh Thing‘ 3*‘? 30mg 3l‘"“vE Splendldy am‘ “‘g‘“'3 ‘the Combines came strwzyns and Grady) 1.24, ll.--Combines. C.l1I'l'9Dl‘eSS1blP Mr. Imlach Smut]-on the deadline for high

he 1“M-C-A- "M°"°l’°‘“l "5' Dodgers have since released A~ C“dm°T°- Breeding to the minors. Mlcgqfgvgﬁllvedeﬂ arwwnl vs‘ thTo Srgakte room for Skoyleron. * .' e naors gave ve ran 1°‘? 3*M~C-A~ ‘M°"'°'°"‘ "- catcher Hobie Landrith his un- 'G~ MGCK3-V’ conditional release. ice 4-(‘udmore (Mont) vs. M. l\ia.cDon~ald. ice 5—New Glasgow vs. E. Allderson. |s:45 P.M. V Ice 1—-)l.C.A. (Monoton) vs.

Montague (Sullivan). » Ice 2—BeaulscJour (Moncton)} vs. P. Burden. 1 Ice 3-.-imherst vs. Albemm. l ice 4-S'side vs. G. Carnitih-‘, ers. l ice 5—Beause.iour lvﬁonctnn vs. i "Liz" MacDonald. 8:30 PM. (Mixed) ‘ ice l—0pi-vn.

Ice 2--ll. Douglas. J. Higgins. J. Wilson. W. Robertson vs. A. Garrett. M‘. Blakeney. C. White. J. Douglas. l

Ice 3-—J. Squarrehrlggs. ‘P. Dalziel. L. Blakeney. J. Hall vs. H. Peters. B. Squatebrlgga. G. Lidstone, A. Michael.

Ice 4—Dr.‘Higgim.s. K. Doug- las. K. Dalziel. E. Dougas vs. G. Storey.

Music By The High Note:

Ice 5—-G. Anderson. M. Gar- rett. H. Edwards. Me! White vs. D. Won-nacott. 5. Storey. H. Douglas. R. Wilson.

ticn will be all completed by todial. .‘. «. , - ‘ . . --w - . ‘ _ r. nnhei-i_v and his committee are determined to make ifﬁr‘;I“’“C1f__:‘|‘J‘(§eg(‘.’:1‘fde‘;”th°":i1‘ §‘2‘f‘;‘21F‘12‘£'CClf’l':."' B-3 °(‘;°”‘°.“’ ,1,inge.,,h‘h:'§"r;;lﬁ';:°‘;:gs;2“.‘T‘h: Sc-hoolrs interested in registering miner hockey Niger than ever in Charlottetown. ‘1_._k‘f h C‘ b. 3°‘ ° 8' ' ' ‘ “m mes ' rm" ‘aid abut H. we (_an.t ‘ th fol‘ bolh hockey and baskotball Sports From “_.lsh€5 them every Succe“ »‘iIlaccwm“_;n; (frigid f;8:dl (L].ie(f3low. C.RE8'iud(€;1l d men-1 th n we“ do it hfatﬁe }l)git'I:; all'lil‘hbOys)1;‘\i'ill be Dccem. «———v— --— ~:\ . eree~s-—- ravele an __ - V or 5. is not‘ call tie - . ‘,an assist for the Juniors. |Glen Matthews. lPl3."0”S_- ‘ l . ‘ part of high schools islma ON-lUSlI‘ P I 1_ G I SUMMARY .» iLe'Tl;at will IInt,IllAunril;’ Will the in order to facilitate early First Period: 1.—-Combiines. c.. 3 5 9°95 1"“ ‘°"- schﬁlulin»:-' at the Christmas S O ‘Gaudet uc. Grady) 3:47; 2.— P-‘?.‘;,’;3) “I0: k _m mgtins Sol, lb?) Exfcutive. to be , Junioms, B. Perry I . Ma M’iJ.- - 9" Call ecn up W1. e at amt unis an's on Mon- hams, 3.24; 3_ﬁ]um.m_s' P. lthe tremendous pace Chica day December 30. at 10. ,_ . -, g . , ‘has set. lach conceded. The registration of players Will‘ 1. m 0 a (‘ti GI:i;f!g%lih9'l?:' 7 0'(‘LOCI( CUB“ my “°"" g‘’"‘“ t“ °°l‘ be 'la““""“' 15' (wadyw 911$: 5._Jumm_sy J: I0e'N0 ‘__C. Flynn‘ A. Ba‘? lanse.VThe_v_may have a slump_ h_ IA:-ain 1-leniindlrtlg you that {all Poirier (G. Dalton) 10:42; s— M1; 5 n.,.......,.. vs_ 1r_ A.-om, IT!" “",°t“": If“. 3"“ “'‘"“l ‘N’ §m,'fn“5 aﬁgmfgfﬁn 5 Here l5 the l‘alDel‘WeiEhl sChed— ris. Alan Pouion. Wayne Stall-"lU|1'l0l‘s_ P. Macwilliams (-4- l B. Howatt, V. Williams and E. will ‘:90 8 ($3319 ‘§e.'.‘.'.'....'l,‘°'1‘,“al:illie Division of Physical Educa-i tile for today al’The Forum. _ ley. coach- Jack Morris. Czaudlet. B. Perry) 17:5. Peoa1- Cudmore. land Chlmgo gm. eve,.Whin___€I-he lion. pa Education.‘ 5.00 - 0.30 Orioles VS. Robins Robins-— Gary Brown, Gordon lIeS—L. Gallant. G. Denghan ice No, 2,——N. Nicholson. i. lathe, Clubs have bee}. hot and Charlottetown, by Saturday. Dec-. (Rmk 1): Crows VS. Ravens Clow, Bobby Falls, William l-lig-ilmajor). B. Cmzier, N. Fill- Williams. I. Cud-more B. Bryen-lcoldn em . if the school wishes‘ 4Rlhk 2‘: Larks V5. Blackblrds gins. Kent Mai-Donald. Ke vin ‘more, goalie Alfred Peny. G. (on vs, Had Mac[:mi's_ G_ Mal- 3 mu, club em“. d f_ to be included in the high school ‘Rink 3‘- MacDonald. Joseph Mu rpliy, l1)eighan, C. Grady. L. Gallant. lav, Don MacDonald and B. Mc- :10“: cold 5 11 Tip gd mm. ma hockey and basketball schedules’ 30 . 5.00.. Falcons vs, Loans Rm-‘aid Murphy Gary Ma(.Quaid . C“"_dy ans ifed b peuwo “"1 3-V rlfllg - ‘to be arranged on tha 30lh_" . (Rink it: Red Birds vs. B l ue- Ice. No. 3-F. l-l'ansen.. F. Tam-D95 lw ylhe §§es0(::e-

J h St ' , h- l M -l D(:ml'l2an'l‘alll coac van c Orioles «E u g e n e Bradley. ‘To Angels

Leonard Currie. Ronald Fisher.

‘Donald Fisher. Alan i\IacDon-

aid. Frank Mai-Kinnon. Danny . Murnhy. Brian Redmond, Doug- 1']a§'(?SIn§§.I(:E‘s[é§tS f.'A"Pl;"CleV°' las ‘.Vla(-Eachern. Henry Wool- ‘Joe Adcock to L0s":nge?:§"A:n

birds IRink 2); Gulls vs. Spar- rows ‘Rink .'i.l Midget girls will practice from 6.15 lo 7 o'clock. ‘ Here are the lineups of th e various paperweight teams: Redbirds» Carl Adonis. Don-

BOY-leﬁ J. Smith. T. Acorn vs. jone-two punch in hockcy—Gor-.

. Walker, A. Miaclieian. G. die Howe and Alex Delveccbiol Welliner. P. Smith. ;—the Red Wings picked up.

ice No. 4-—E. Taylor. B.ltheir first win in eight games: Flynn. J. Malioy, L. Wilson vs. lb.V beating Boston 4-2. , R_ parry, E. 'I‘a.yIm" ohm Mae. Imlach even had a hand in * [lean and (;_ wgllne;-_ lthal. Ex-Leaf John MacMillan.

llld C8l'Tlllb€‘ll. KPllll<’lh C?ll’llD- ridge. cnach- Bill Murphy. , 1 F -d . , bell. John llnwlinlz. 3 le P hen Ravons—-- Michael Butler. Wil- E9 S ". ay‘ ’ ocmcx _ . ....»§'°r. Dowling. Robert Kenny. Ariliur liam Koughan. Joseph DnI‘S¢’Y- inl'Ii‘2l(:l('tl‘a(l‘1(fl:PC|lu‘t')l{9(lh: lltglearrriiill: Ice No‘ 1-D. saundms. L. Gener: Electric t:e lights

Pickard. C. .A Coady. I. Laid-

Mt-Guigan. Alan Moore. Gerald law vs. B. Ma~cNclll. B. LcPage,

.Austin Gallant. ‘.\"ll(‘llaf‘l John- earner this week by the two

P ..RhtS'th.T. __"‘ .- ; . w‘ifiZT ill.-2.‘.f“‘.i‘£’.l..“ii:.?.?J‘..‘ﬂ?"i F2": .3‘ 3. ““‘°M*l:“'~ ...E“:;: .l‘;:.‘.‘...:’.*’~.-..-‘.‘;’.°.:‘.°’..‘.::.*..°.' ; - H _ - ‘ » __ cc ; o. . essay. osc- (u‘lls— Ronnie Buell, (‘dry Smith. Carl Tl"illl(ll‘. coach ‘curnn Draw mar Hm H A. MadMman R. at the Charlottetown Forum on Dalzlel. Randy Ford. Morrle Butch Ward. l 9 Y - - _ v - Jewell. Ian \lacDoualri. James (‘,rows— Bill Butler. Kevin 3/m?Eacl;.ernMvsM”]P' Tillnliiﬁ aFfltlell‘n(l)l(l'l!lft)fifl?flT ll‘: 161 Q S t rwm. . ac m . ‘ ueen tree

§noncr.]Wa.v£c Francis. Ralph F01‘ MOPITOQUG

ose.V. - errv .lacDonald. Vernon 1 .

0-Comm.‘ "Lyle Stmham Dam!‘ Curling draw for Saturday.

aid Peters. John Pr-lers. Kevin ‘. D°°e.mb" 7"“ 3‘ ill’ M°““3“°

Dcvine. John MacMiillan. coach-l Cum": Club‘

Al MacRae. 7 Blackbirds—- David Bernard.

Cam Clay. Gary Currie. Chris

Easterhrooks. John Hutchinson, :°"g_“5°; A-

c enzie, .

.MacLeod. Bruce Norton, Ken- neth Savage. Donald Thump.-‘on. Keir Thompson. Miller MacDon- a~lrl- coach.

Bluebirds-— Keith Arscuault, Garth Cameron. Gary Constab-i Ie, Leo Dowling, Blair G i l l i 3,‘ Russell Mt-Cabe. Shawn ‘.\iac- lsaac. David Moore. Alex Peirce: Thomas Smith. Dale Wood. Bud ‘David MacKinnon. Garth Ram- Constable- coach. say. Francis Kellv. Brian Thom-

Larks— John Bell. Thoma! son. Wavne Macl(innon. David Carragher. Thomas C u l I e n, 1,]o_.,-.1 Mom-9_ (.(,ach_

Derrick Eran. L.v|e Hcnnessc.v., Loons-— Callum Beck. Brian Donald MacKay. Jack Murnagh- = Carmichael. Edward Crockett. an. John Quinn, Donald Gallant, Shane ]')(yv]e_ Danny Hennesgey’ Donald Stevenson. Blaine Lewis. Aubrev ‘:\Iiar-Eachern. Mark Mul- coach _. Bill Hennessey. lin. David Power. Peter noucet-

Falcons— Gary Beato. Wayne te. l-‘rod Voimkcr. William Youn-

Benton. Allan Carmichael. Jam- kcr. coach-Bob Younker.

§i’a°éin‘i§»‘£l3' 333 i’i2”.'é’a.ll§ll'i *- lThree Games lAre Plcived

Floyd Macconnell. Donald Mor- Three games in the Sunny isle

a _ quested. ice No. 3-P. Beer. P. Saurl- ‘ s

ders. F. Cannon and Sal Tralinnr

vs. Angus Adair, M Vmsey, T.

.M. Laidlaw and M. Weir.

Cce 1 - '1 Cll H. C. Gor- Ice No. 4-3. I.cPage. J. Beer.

don, D. Clarkson. 9. Nicholson 1(_ Ipwjln mg J_ wuham. v,_ Md‘-reizor. K- w. Pickard. M. MaoNeill.. Al

3”‘ - ccurdy and C. Maolvllillan. Deltoches. M.

Ice 2 -— J.S. Nicholson, G. Warner, E. Mur- phy vs. N. Hooley. E. Clay. 1'‘. Herring. B. Mabon.

Registration Continuing

Charlottetown Minor Hockey .Associat‘on officials announced at night that registration of

I P.M.

Ice 1 — Dr. P. Mclntyre. L. l Sinclair, G. Giddings, Leah Mc- . Donald vs. C. Nicholson. P. Sui» 1 livan. E. Duvar. L. Hooley.

lc Dr. L.A. Johnston. Lil McDonald. S. McKinnon, C. Sullivan. vs. G. K e n n e d y. P. Pllyﬂﬁ Will be Continued Johnston. A. Nelson. 0. l-{ennl- throughout today. Saturday. from r. ’ 7:30 am. to 1:00 p.m., and from

If unable to curl at times sch- 5:00 pm. to 7:00 p.m. eduled please arrange for your They also wish to remind all own substitute. those who have not registered to be sure to do it today and bring their registration fee and proof

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Races Going Here Today

;l.ar1.er and Campbell denied the

i"‘.'u~m.I League wcrc slagcd , . . o 'wpd_Wm Mm M S‘. Dlm_‘.vt\\1nes for Glasgow Road. of birth «blrui certificate) with x 14 Wm‘-er ‘ﬁr’. wean, ng_ the ,8“ ,mn._‘ ﬁnk. I of Covellead draw two them. of birth is not ‘; Smlmpoﬂ blanked Mprmmd 5_ motor penalties and teammate available for today. have your , 3"“ hat a

0. Millview downed ‘Wt. Alhirm‘ "°°°""°d "'5’“"3'- "

6-3 and (Toveh-cad edged Gim- gow Road 3-2.

Jenkin-s. l-lcrman. ‘.\ia(~Millan. Sheidnw and Srmailvcood were thin goaieetlovs for Smithport. Jeolcinc and Rice dvrew five mlnute majors and Roy and Tlhbo each slot ehaserl for two‘ minute!

Glasgow Road. ‘procure birth certificates.

This time classifier Frank Acorn has five classes. all go- ing a second time. That makes ten big races for the patrons and there surely should be some robust payoffs come out at

DOWS MEN'S WEAR

Gifts to c Mon‘: Taste SWEATERS

may dash loolcs ill: a crowd

planner and competition is ex- mt.‘ led the ‘.Vl’-illview attack‘ Great gel.-cu... ism... - 3”.

HCNI1 50 5! ﬂliilmy Men. Al with tlvrce goals. Pippev had ilwol shades and styles. e?veIe'sea“”:| long

usual. you M be sure that and Wood one rm-er. xi-nyl sleeve pnllovera. Cardigans wmi atpperol and Slmms scored for Mt. Al. or buttoned front From

dﬂvu-a will no i out from Vin to I'll‘! blirn. Walsh not a minor nen- - ally for Mt. Albion and Trainor. ‘ Fraser and Martin each tvrol mlnulli.-I fa‘ Mliview. Hughes. Hm.-stls and Malone

ecu-all Covehaad‘a tallies and

$5.95 to $29.95 DOWS MEN'S WEAR Charlottetown

Great George and

light goes out the others will stay lit. We will check and inspect your present set: free of charge. .

HERE'S YOUR nrsr DEL ON NEW snow TIRES

11.95- 13.95 A

Installation Free SALE DEC. bill and 1th

3-to-1 choice. A crowd of ceipta of $15,

event.

Tiger Remains Top Choice For Bout With Giardello

weigh-in. The champ was ; 12000 000 our Convention

set up for 18.000 seats for this

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The referee has the only vote

and re. expected.

Cecil Watts

Reg. Moilher

Dan MacPheo Frank Vessey Allison Swan Gayle Cooper Florence Vess

Ricky Johnson Larry Welton Roland Vessey Carla Watt:

15¢: Adults 5: 7:

York Rifle Club Results

Following are the results fro the York Rifle Club shoot.

Stewart Vessey Earnest Prowra

Lawrence Lacey

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