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y Si, tive title, senior boys held onto JERR scored three times on the) the second-place Montreal Cana- Gives Reply the title for the second year, and| _ 57 JERRY GLANMAN | Hochay a = red oon : j their first; Camadian Press Staff Writer |#re power visit the junior girls wen their ‘ tie with Toronto Maple Leafs.| Last year, with the advantage| New York Rangers the All three divisions) What happened to Detupit Red /"" Ge ciasen trades, in manpower on 316 occasions, |Lehfs tonight while Chicago By CHRIS ANNETT played against teams from Mor-| Wins’ supposedly potent power | with regular personnel, were ex- | the scored 55 times. | Black Hawks play host to Mon- High Scheel. play? pected to give Detroit the best} The will have until Sun-|treal. Other Sunday games have Sarees Specians a anewared in the salads of Chasate. see Ghamelene were decided "sas, is s geste might | power play unit in the six-team |day to work on this facet of|Toronto at Boston and New Pr ot Wales Colle 34 in Soe otied” tee ee ieee 2 Keeton the be asked by Sid Abe! con-|circuit. But after nine Or hen, Rey oe een es 6 Oe. es ee ince ge ina which gave hungry ° urday at Ke tonal attempts have | action home stand against in rs key cans plenty to talk about. junior girls defeated Morell Ju-| sidering his na => = =e of the Detroit power play, it’s agg ae oeaanpr ar age ingrmnanacmgtogd ca Pi ee eee woe kee GUE J a tees Sats, but in my opinion the game wae not a true indica’ sington a close game, 3-2, OTTINGS : promising at’ the beginning . of the capabilities of the defending Maritime intercollegiate the senior boys outscored Mor- JUNIOR LEA : : . champions. Saint Dunstan's was definitely handicapped by the ell, 6-1. In the final games, play- : . HOLDS RECORD exuremely slow ice at the Forum and the poor condition of the ed at Morell, the junior girls ® ? ; Gordie Howe. Howe's name ice around the boards and corners. They play a style of hockey played a scoreless tie, Kensing- uniors e or A ' ax: alone is synonymous with goal in wh.ch the puck is cleared to the forwards along the boards ton senior girls went on a scor- 2 |ecoring since he holds the rec- and this just would not work in the match, as the puck was ee x ord for most gosls by an NHL stopping when it hit. the edge of the rink. ‘ player—599 during regu

Then too the Saints were obvi missing the services of ieee i Sowles, +1 For Oe ts Ne tWeek seasn and 61 in plavetts The Darrel Pollock on the blueline. As Jack Kane pointed out Pol- | |games total pom Pgs go eagu big rightwinger, who is in his net te alte Mein ee Spat een ae Bor boys tupointed Morel 2, 3 comtetie| Soni lent pests a's ao power ment e play jigan. g passer, P eae ai ear, get the Saints out of their end quickly while Mulligan could a ar. ants! Excitement steadily mene ne Minor hockey in te- Play. , carry the puck out if the occasion demanded it. Then too the ee y> nd Dorothy | neat tenemos i | taneute: Reaeave-aa0-Peince-of man Ullman. Always a baring of Poked i pron wi, Kame came scar aan, ec (mo te Malin Pei Sete wale alah tee | 2 prone, sock wt strategy, for w man, generally was ita ccokealed as the! s Al. for League ague 8 — to pick up the jones puck. Dunn of Morel! was the outstand- ee re eee as they face each other | YC" wy and vise of these

owever on the whole the SDU defence stood up rather well ing player in the boys series next November 16th, | “2™¢ on power play. and Mulligan’s new partner Doug Murnaghan played steady if nacre | a at 8.30 p.m. Both teams have| Alex Delvecchio. The veteran not brilliant hockey. John Hughes and Art LeClair hindered the : . for Sunday's big game coi practicing hard and coach- centre scored 25 goals in 1964-65, Sain:s cause somewhat as between the two of them they picked S‘side Juniors nadiens. : nm “and Ready appear | cluding. six while his club had up a total of 16 minutes in penalties. Without five men on the With a wealth of material well-eeticiied with their respee- the advantage in manpower. a Defeat Pope Aces|tom which to choose 2 team tive teams pany Bathgate. He came to scoring attac

However the Saints managed to move the puck rather well sei altace: Altes Genet from the ee ee On Thursday night, Novem- Te trade last year and considering that the season is so young. Their play in the PWC — Allan Gaui nes Se ber 16th, the new entry im our| brought with him one of the top end was scrambly and it is significant that three of the Saints cutacored Willie Gallant 53 here | Inst . Cea wehtell League. the Provincial Vocatio| records in the NHL. Although he five goals came on scrambles in front of the PWC cage. Gord last night, and that was the |i ' Siig team of Juniote ‘lal Institute plays the Pwc|scored only 16 times with the the Saints on a goal amd three assists and the addition of ;|the Summerside Junior Legion- | of themselves against the power- ember 2ist, St. Dunstans igh |e, Power, Play. on a. °* ¥ O’Donnell to the departure stricken squad helps to no little de- I waives blasied the Pope Motors|\ necked Maan Magia. fecnaea School mabe their first league | os, Barkley. big gree. The Saints still have four or five of the best hockey play- ‘Aces 113.’ Gallant's hat trick (on tua Sean ee man at jappearance against Rogers Rat-|ine sneer cine tat wee yn ers in the Maritime loop, but are sadly lacking in experienced . kept the Aces in the game for the |year’s top scorers, in the per- | gers. It is to got the firet |ue” fir"ct, Day, last onseon, bet depth. Should Kane be able to get his second stringers to come eee ARs Se two periods, but in the |sons of Jamey Kennedy and Gus | ae (Semin eomplanes at’ the lees ton eet ed ee up with inspired performances, as he certainly did last season, third stanza it was all Legion-| Houston of PWC, Billy Weather- Rt week in December before ex- tee coe eee nairs - and most of it Allan iie, Cecil MacDonald and Alan seed ams at PWC and SDHS call a|Pow oe FX ae UD hee He sertiee O06 ae thy Hee. HANDS OFF a the Flood of SDHB and Vince Mac- sony -RROWN halt for 10 days or two weeks. | PO vith Howe, Bathgale asd

WELSHMEN STRONG Rick Barry (24) of the San of their National Basketball | Srp Sheet until the 19:35 mark 'Bucko has assembled a team \gupported of minor hockey and |the Forum for the Halifax hee er tes tas toler conaae eel Francisco Warriors and Chet Association game at Boston pol yon af ogy ong with | With-scoring ability and speed to |@ coach for quite a few years in |Charlottetown set-to, this ie your Shimein ail acltes in the ielaahs

The play of the Welshmen of Prince of Weles also gave a | Walker (25) of the Philadel- Garden last night. Philadel- /tour goals and an assist burn, backed up by a rugged de-|our local minor hockey pro- jrembling reporter rambling UP | Along with Ullman and Bark ee lot of people plenty of reason to be happy. Coach ‘Spy’ Ready | phia 76ers as they battled for phia won 109 to 101. s Also scoring for the Jumiors |fence corps comprising "K af! gram, has been invited to con- to the Forum to watch our loc Gap hove tha makings @ 6 y has made some very valuable additions to his club and if the @ rebound in the fourth period (AP Wirephoto) were Eugene , Lynn Dunzen and Linco!n Mo- Xenzi’ |@uct the face-off as a tribute all-stars in their final practice. punchy power play. collegiates continue to come up with performances such es they “|Foley, Bill. Dickey, Jackie |% PWC, Ken Scott, Frank Ro- from the Junior League to | See you Sunday at Bucko’s Now all they have to do ie gave against the Saints, ‘they definitely will be the powerhouse TER’ CORNER | Praught with two, and whit. |bertson, and Pat. Walsh of Rog-/outstanding support of Jutilor |Ice Palace. prove it. in the Charlottetown and district Junior Teague. HUN S ; | more Muttart. ers Rangefs_ and Wayne Mac- | ais ~ Montreal will go into weekend

the blueine for FW club tad the defense was thre’ thas : Jom Reld and Berey El : : a on ‘or ense was more e : 3 centre Henri Richard, sidelined adequately backed up by goaltender Barry Ellis, who came Geese Taking \|# On Chin; Shearwater Added to this formidable Une- Halifax Juniors ae an teed aca ee pei from close in ae gon cig ° Faces Unkno oo ancalibadters ns pammeny chard skated Thureday, "bet the

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; its ice cover-|mily that are really taken to the; HALIFAX (CP)—Like a pair | | ‘oe exactly puck well. Newcomers Donnie Ellis and Bobby beth | Jeon ead Genas’ ie GAN” ca iclochare, An court kote wentel Wanilonind “‘eroiers” Be eu ea . happy with the play of some of gave good accounts of themselves. Doherty exhibited an ex- once again and King Winter is|he watched a flock of seven| York Argonauts and Shearwater | Patras. of Soule 2 key By JIM CULLEN hadn't finalied his starting line |his healthy players. Comment- cellent checking and coupled with a good shot and shift promises |jitving just around the corner. |plump straight down among a|Navy tangle in the Easterr ‘should be in for a fast, ctowd-| Ali All-Star hockey team from jup. ‘Bucko’ told us he will pro- |{mg on his best line, Dickie Duff, ! to be one of the players to watch in the coming sea The woodland trails have lost |‘rig’ of decoys. They were taken |Canada intermediate. footbal’ |) asing game on Sunday as the the Charlottetown and_ District |bably be using four lines against |Jean Beliveau and Bobby Rous-

The big thing that the game pointed out was the skating |jir greenery and in the quiet |‘on the sit’ and only one lone | final here today with hardly a |Pieesiye Same on MMNOey Se Se | Sunior Hockey League will cross |the visiting pucksters. eeau, he says: of the PWC squad. The tempo of the game was extremely fast |) 00) ” that winter’s |lone goose got off the ground. |shred of information about who |PIck of our Halifax sticks with the Halifax Junior “It's one thing to score a for the opening match of the season and the PWC aggregation take-over, the tick tock of fall-|t hung motionless above the|can do what and how. their more’ experienced Canadiens in an hoc- |LOOKING GOOD goal. It's something else to for-

exhibited much stronger skating than they did at any time last ling jeaves floating earthward {decoys for a moment and then| Coach Joe Carver of the At- sil aveneni fey match at the Charlotietown | Young Bob Whitlock and Paul| get about back-checking. season. Forechecking was another notable addition to the through a maze of branches is |dropped back among them. A |lantic Football Conference ak Bossey’s |Forum Sunday afternoon. Game {Stanley have been catching the op ton oe plainly audible in the cathedral |shot rang out and it flew no|champions says’ “we're com-\cavcaries ane three. Islanders |time is set for two o'clock. eye of local hockey observers

As Prince of Wales is to reach university status within two quiet. It appears as.if even Na-/more. Another flock of six drop-| pletely in the dark about East who will be renewing friendships ‘The Halifay aggregation is un- |fecent workouts with

years lus game was somewhat of a testing ground to see ° lture is holding her breath. ped into » ‘rig’ and four stayed | York: Not a scouting report, | with ¢crmer team-ates cn Sur- |der the sponsorship of the Mon. |junlors, bat these lads , whether or not they are anywhere near the strength of the Our wildgeese are taking ton the ground. The two surviv- | not a bit of film, not anything.” |qay Kevin Smith and Jae k |treal Canadiens of the National |e shy on years and

clubs in the Maritime Intercollegiate loop. If they should con- right on their chins and coming |ors promptly dro | in among And the publicity ii tor of |MacEachern of last year’s |Hockey League and they have |for this calibre of competition. that Charlotictien thehee tene enn ae? qihan it is quite likely pack for more. In the Earns- |a stool of decoys iti an adjoining |the "Toronto club, which arrived \tinemmor ‘Rogers Rengése and |recoguition by Maritime hockey | A good turnout of

teats ADU cael PC) ela ae ee enn both these two. lette area the gece sre NVIOE (Held and they aif wot leave the|h00, tr traim Friday, expressed [Peal ahacWiteme of nommecr: feBewers ae a powertl junior 'pected to wend thelr

teams (SDU and PWC) playing against one another within a ny to the old saying ... as stu-|ground until the hunters picked simntler ignorance of the ORFU side Sauk Legionnaires all squad. ‘Forum Sunday afternoon souple of years for Maritime Intercollegiate honors oi as 8 queen’. Sat ee ee eee ee ee chiapions’ in the }have secured berths on the Ha-| Three well known Island jun-|Watch these two junior

Tht fare, clube Dlay return match today af the SDU rink: |sorbing heavy casualties. An ap-leandy from a child. A lot of /cofeimiens’ liax team and-wil be on hand ‘iors wil be performing with the (@=pl83, thelr respective and all fans wishing to see a grade A style of hockey should | proximate 300 geese are in the| geese have died in the fields of Se er eae Halifax club at the local Forum |. The following is the plan to be on hand. area and are working on a tight |arnscliffe this season. One ob-| was surprised navy used a pass- : Sunday afternoon. Kevin Smith |4ine-up:

schedule with respect to meal/server stated he saw 48 shot 11 | ing attack to demolish Montreal |COUNCILLOR MORRIS and Jack MacEachern both of| Number one, B. Marcus, Dart- RAMBLINGS hours. They spend their nights |tess than an hour. North Bears 46-7 in the semj-|-,CitY Councillor John Morris, | isttetown and Paul MacWil-|mouth: sumber two, Brian Are in the Chiae Point aren and im} Furuiérs have told mae th0t | cst” here liet Saturday, bat (Seen Oe Tere Ree a as, Gemmell, haus ae : the dawning they move to the |some parties of hunters are oe Committee has consented to per- with the Byrne, Montreal; number oe ot ee Summers of Ontario, Calif., Friday raced to Irving’s Bar sector of Pownal|there day after day .. perhaps; quickly added: . form: the official face-off cere nt a ss profes |, : speed record fon. wheel drive vehicles of 400.377 -|Bay. They make no landings a8|morning after morning would; “But we don’t really know |monies prior to the start of the % number four, Kevin Smi Dre the a rite, brothers’ needle-like, 32-foot long Goldenrod “|10°° cross the stubble fields but |hit the mark closer. Two bunt-| anything about Shearwater.” |ghme. Councillor Jeck, lag a| Weston ‘Bucko’ Trainor Ws at ; number five, Camille! TEXACO FUEL CHIEF broke the old reconi of 408.1 m.p.h. set by Donald Campbell (27. “T00t "Sty eninutes or St ters bragged that they each got’ the helm of the local representa. |lotietown: fein of Britain last year. The record speed was the average set over half hour in the Pownal waters their limit on three trips out ... : e nd ‘Bucko’ told us eR . eS = {0 runs: Bob Samimers said the 240 horsepower, fourengine [Ba Nour nthe Pownal raters ther loll on three tps ot SPORT ECHOES yar payers appt op for Jin Mare, Hallas: mumber 5 Yacer handled “just beautifully.” There was no recurrence of chain, for a quick break-|to authentic information, they this game as they are anxious to ven, Bruce Biyth, Montreal; the wheel bearing problem that delayed their attempt on the | endless : and test their skills against this high Bumber 8, Jack . MacEachern, fast in the hunter ringed fields |were there twice since got ” Charlottetown; number 9, Paul record. Thursday. of Earnscliffe. geese both times. The exact G ly rated Halifax club.” MacWilliems’S id Former star quarterback Sam (the Rifle) Etcheverry says | The great majority of the hun- number was not known. FF ne Chane ie a. Mae D : h lot to learn about| ‘The trend nowadays fs to hunt ine oc ey been working out for, the past a Hornby, Dart ne re ut setern fo Mis Job wih Montreal Alousttes’ ‘cosching Saline wildgocee end are still nerd and offen, ‘There x week and Mr. Trainor says he mouth; number Ml, Fraser Rice, verry made the statement st Cornwall, Ont whee: he cee {in the Primer class. AN appTOs-|to be no thought for the future . bas got considerable work done Pictou: number 12, | J. | Cruick- guest speaker for an Optimist Club banquet to mark Youth [imate ten percent of the hunters |of our hunting activities. ts not Is Dis la ed with these youngsters, but ap- ;. number 14, ub bangu ou ne ee sar ctat ott OLeit se Ree tae PIAYCO [rivotly feele a ittle more pee, 'Norm Guimond, Saint J oh a, shies” job Decne beth hehe ene cen sic nase: _lgenbe that are taken in (he whiteness have sutieed. heeey paration would have been desir. |N.B.; number 16, Bob Gaudet, t ‘said y would quit football aml devote |Earneciffe sector. Some get in |casualties. Seaview has its quo- able. Several of the key players |Kentville, N.8.,; mamber 16, he team. He said he probably would quit football and devote line with the flight and fire at ita of both hunters and By NORMAN MacDONALD had previous commitments and|w.s. number 17, Rod Bos full. time to his job with a catreal investment firm. every flock regardless of range|geese and, in a sense, is on a Hockey made its first appear- | his sophomore year with a flour-|were not able to attend some Of |x creat. umber 16, Peul Aw.

New Zealand’s famous track coach Arthur Lydiard, who the majority of which are td per with Bornes ene ance for the season at Civic Sta-|ish, getting two goals and two |t#e practice sessions. coin, Halitex; number 19, Dennis ‘ trained Peter Snell, Murray Halberg and other Olympic medal jor three gunshots high, His the |spect i” ee ta dium in Summerside Wednesday | assists, tieing his comch, Mac-| The Charlottetown line-up will |S ; eat : winners and world record breakers, is pessimistic about New j|smail flocks, the six . yates Sa nae oe nade night, and the action was sur- look : Goal: /Murphy, Dartmouth. Bossy,

Zealand chances’ at the Mexico City Olympics in 1968. New that take a gpeag a alo ial coe This col- | Prisingly fast and furious for the De- | coach. Zealand has athletes of great potential, he said, but trainers jwise leader is * coll tr wet ta ged. that the |first game. The pace didn’t sstisiaaaiiaiiaiaiaaiaaiaaaiaaaaiinamaaamaaeae are not as scientific as they should be. He expected New Zea- j|not so bad but its those wt a on ig}Seem to slacken much during land would do worse than at the Tokyo Olympics. la oe ee cecon on |the contest. If anyone AUDITIONS _ : it must have been the defence, ' a e 7 gone bese, or ou ae pd ae after a rec 7 ogy first ( a tion and so flavoursome. Unless ee ; } edt ‘ole a lit- | notched in the second frame and Hamilton Tiger Cats Rest 223rs 3 Stee: ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED es to our duc ‘ y e activities they may wish sce Mien Ane Se oan POLICE BAND. they had in the not too distant, Pope a<e were ears njury List eget ol oat aA Se wish to be a sort of Mil ‘Ger © while), but scemed : joy character but what point is ah «hal eer att a : in filling cold storage box-| come up with » lot of promis- , HAMILTON (CP) — Hamilton jclub ‘offensively is the besi it's, Saio will be banking on what |there know there is| ing additions. Ron 9 00 4 ‘Tiger - Cat’s prize for finishing |been all year.” has been the key to Hamilton’s |© with geese. You ession li-| (the smaller edition) and Mer. . a.m. to 9.00 p.m. first in the .Eastern Football There is some question as to'success since he took over the |such a thing as = posseeeck °) om Cameron have p s, Gonference—a week's rest—has|how strong the Ticats’ offence |club in 1962—the Ticats make |™it and it could be that some) (pa. y in Brass, Woodwind, Percussion and Piano * been just dandy as far as coach |really is considering their total|fewer mistakes under pressure, |COld a, kill the goose| amd Tyne Valley, but : : Ralph Saio is concerned. offence this season. In terms of |both offensively and defensively |Checked. Don’ surprise were we Single men, age 18 to.29, apply in person with His squad is as healthy as on net gained_in both. rush. than any club in Canadian foot-|that lays the golden egg. heard of before — especially instrument. Write or telephone for appointment. the first day of the segson jing "and fussing, it was the (ball. Grace| Armand Taylor, whose mainly becau-e the players who| worst in the east. Innis vs Bill rat {| impressed us when we , ie ar an had a week | Sizing up -his offence, Saito CURLING DRAW ao ts yen Kay him only = “ne. Sidi i | : 5 recover ; says: > ae utour, wards we learned Ticats drew a bye into the, “My running backfield is not) Douglas, John MacLellan, Janet) mand Taylor, and his ; e i EFC finals as a result of their Set yet} but U‘can use fullback The following is the draw sch- "Phil Doris Mac-| 785 am outstanding Malpeque Road, Charlottetown, P.E.I. first-place finish while Ottawa|Me! Anthony and halfbacks Wil-|eduled at the Charlottetown | Vautour, I erry, Tr. with the Nine Mile Creek Bull- : Rough Riders and Montreal Al-/lie Bethea, Gerry McDougall, |Curling Club for Saturday, No-|Zellan. Spares: | aioeg | 40e8 and Inter with Tel. 894-4511 . waa eine | tie ieee tes Andy nd tached omseth all te yao disposes of \suCHR YO START Bagnall, . Sterling Beaton, Ai| 830 — Ice 2 — prs doce ¥;| time, The fact that he’ was ex some player on the joe at th 0 | Montreal-and advanced to the| Counts injured his ankle in Spillet these ao a Peeks ale Jenkins vs Ken Jenkins, & Eee wih a aie ine time. sons ‘Ttatnve . : aes two-game total-points final se-|the last game of the season and | Sprlett, Ru ‘aindy Curries, Marion Partridge Garrett, Cootking 407 es Sih bh beh | abaieits enka aes ries against Hamilton. The first is limping slightly although|1..1 3 4 and 5 — All open for |Jeanie Ready. Ice 3 — Bili fadtews (A¥s brother), ond \dus thus tine hes bank Gaueuel- game will be played in Ottawa |taking part in full workouts. seh a Acorn, Barb Squarebriggs, Vern Bi WastCarnnek dee showed |Ga factor in an off-side by ' as Sunday and will be broadcast) Cohee’s mention om the of-|*Si 5" Bames. | reser, Ford vs. John| © oa tee attacking tome, In other : ec ono ion network, |fence is 3 surprise since e| sivedere Monctonian team | Squarebriggs Jr., Jean Giddings.| "? words the puck cam be picked up . ae ni pote Whit te coe cn |SDeat Naeem Of theseBsOn OH G6-| ,otost the Charlottetown Monc- | Riveed Fad, Bird Frame. Me) no yO travelling over two lines. > rn cam game will be here = and running back kick- tonian team. Ices 1, 2, 4 and 5— 4 — Bobby Dillon,, Millie ie: __—__ ——————— ’ 4 . ., Mel MacFadyen, Babe — ; : 3 The Tiger-Cats haven't forgot-| Saio says he'll start Joe Zu-|Al! open for scratch games | BeY» OG A pi tney, Cathy ; ais 2 P.M. ten last year’s final with Ot-|ger at quarterback with Frank| MIXED CURLING Bolger, Don Pickard, Heather C ‘ tawa we oe we et Ss waiting in et ee eee bape age rg MacLeod. Ice 5 — Harry = 4 come back from a 17-point defi- needed. 5 ion Dockendorff, White, | wards, Lucy ‘ardine, fi cit in the first game to win the) He didn’t say who will play|Gert Arsenault vs Bob LeClair, att, Mildred MacLean vs AX ; ; series by one point. middle linebacker,’ Herb Pa. Joyce Coady, Steve Harper, sare Higgins, Marion ; PWC vs SDU HALIF JR. CANADIANS.. P i , terra or Boy Kuntz. K-siz| Edith Douglas. Ice 2— DowgiGartett, Audrey MacKihnon. = ‘ WERE WORN OUT took over when Paterra was|Geerge, Alice Trainor, Henry at vs. . some of the edge was taken off hen seputia fit this gp Piremin Key Dutty, Harvey E (AP)—Ten to t ee a Z wee! ai AT 9 Bia iS oa pire ier ie i EA | them, inthe “Grey ‘Cup game il suit up sin [PUMzI8S, Grace Croketi. Ice 3]15 per cent of the patients i Saint Dunstan’s Rink _ CHARLOTTETOWN JR. ALL-STARS - which the “So far we have spelled — Ralph Carr, Fran Rossiter, hospitals = 7 ° lumbia Lions, because of the ef-|(pattersén) at offensive end,|Gerald Proctor, Marg O'Rourke |ing from illmesses induced by Saturday Nov M, sf ; fort they had to put up against hut from now on he’s going ali|vs Merril Pursey, Shirley Carr, |their own doctors, the chairman | ee iesincneietdieades 13 at 2 P. ee Advance sale of tickets from any of the Junior All-Stars and the Forum Ee Ottawa the previous week. the way along with Stan Cris- Flemming. |of the Victoria state Committ Admission—Adults 60c: Children 35¢ box office until 9 p.m. Saturday. i dictiqns, will say only that his\go for thé iong pass. Mac- ‘of Physicians. ; -

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