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Jean Belireau (4‘ of the Montreal Canadiens scores at 16:31 of the third periOd after

a fake-out past goalie Marcel Pailie (231 of the New York Rangers. Canadicns and Ran-

Basketball Show Set For Cb'town

Skilled artisans of several professions will present their wares to the edification and de- light of tiie assembled onlookers

at Charlottetown Forum on Monday. October Litith when the great Harlem Glohe‘rntters of basekethall headline a huge

program starting at 8:30 pm.

Not only are the basketball players who will be in action. including the New York ' ll'lllElIS‘ facing the Globetrotters. among the finest in the sport. but so are the array of added entertainers Boss Man Saperstein of the Trotters Is brinng along

This 1.: national edition of the Globe- trotters. who take their mout- age of cake wizardry. unsur- passed shoumanship and all- around brilliance to all parts of the globe. including a third complete swing around the world last year. The team‘s 39th edition certainly must be classed among the best of all time. it is a unit of outsta .d- In: cagei's. height, razzle viaz- Vie perfection and speed.

There are the ace fun 1111;— leaders. Bob "Showboat" ll..il. 6-2. now in his 15th season ~ .11 the team, and J. C. Gipson. ti 8, a 13-year veteran. Roun..iig out the powerhouse are on - :y \hiinn, 6-1, 15th yeai. we] llayis. 6-5, third season; If't‘ly

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the celebrated inter»:

“Gibson. 6-5. a soph in Trotter .ranks as is David Gaines. 6-1 dribbling wizard, and Doug 'Himes. 6-5. Only newcomer to make "1e squad is 6-9 Manny (liii .

'l‘hat's an array that would . s:~are any opponent, but not the iNationals who are most ‘ahle in their own right. ;:;quad: 'l‘ike Karavas, 6‘. .I

a 't‘uiuiuu Junior College. (.‘alit‘or-

i nia. a three-year AAU star: Bob tt'ombs, 5~10, California State College and All-Army years; Pat Patterson. Ii-B , Bowling Green and voted Most } Valuable Player in military tournament held in Verdun. iFrance: Robert Akeo. 6'. Uni— iyersity of Hawaii. Paul Putt- nam. 6»7. Fullerton Junior Col. ,lege. California: player-coach ‘Bob Stoermer, 6-8. University .of Oklahoma: Troy Collier. 6-11, 1 Utah State College; and Willis {Anderson 6-4. Oregon Tech.

i Before the game and between i halves will come the great add- ied show, displaying the Faries

1, troupe in several acts of acro— ‘ hatic powess: delightful “squee- iky" Parry on the trampoline: the thrilling and funny acrobatic

" presentation of The Jovers from 1

‘England: brilliant batonist Guy ‘Allan. and the wizard of the iaccordion. Frank Martino.

i Tickets for the huge show are you sale at the Forum Box Of- fice and Old Spain Restaurant

Eight Dash

Winners

On Saturday's Card

Saturday's harness mung program at Charlottetown itnv ing Park produced sow: of 'he' keenest competition o=‘ the en- tire season and the a med crowd of spectators ‘ I "c pleased with the brand of v mer- tainment.

It was the kind of night riuch failed to produce a double dasr. winner. Each of the classe~ saw two horses divide the honors for top place.

Fastest time of the night was racked up by Dennis Herbert in the fourth dash when Jackie Ferguson got seven-year Old gelding home in front in 2.11:2. The other victor in the feature was the always popular Helen's Dream. with Oliver Poulton do ing the driving.

Other winners on the eight- dash program were Way Mon, Lucky Goose. Princess Mark, Billy G. Command. Anthony L. and Port Hill Boy.

pay of the night was the first daily double of Way Mon

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land Princess Mark. A twodoi- jlar'investment brought a rich greturn of $88.80. The second double, Billy G. Command and 1 Port Hill Boy. paid $85.30. An- ;thony L and Jolly Dick combin- . ed for a $5.10 quinella and the ‘exactor of Lucky Goose I n d ;’ Way Mon was worth $10.40.

1 Best win pay of the night waa ion Way Mon in the opening 'dash. A win ticket was worth $34.10 at the cashier's window.

Girl. escaped serious injury In the fifth dash. when his pace! went down on the first turn pia— ning him underneath the ani- mal Mr. Willis was rushed to hospital in an unconscious condi- tion but word later from hospi

Sports Ass’n Has Meeting

The annual meeting of the Tignish Sports Recreation As- sociation will be held in the re- gional high school auditorium on Thursday evening October 22nd at 8 p.m.

Important reports on the pro- %

grcss of the new inclosed rink for the. Tignish area under the winter works program will be given by the president. John Ga- vm.

At a Board of Directos meet- ing held in the tire 11s“ on Fri- day evening Henry ArsenIult was engaged as rink {oi-mm. An encouraging report was heard from the membership commit- ttoc. A final canvIs of the are: is expected to be completed pr ior to the annual meeting on

Thursday. ,

A nominating committee in- chIirmIn; Mrs. Milton Keough chairman; Mn. Milton Keougn Ind , , AruIIuIt was may» at to bring in I side of three for the comb!

to] was to the effect that his in- iMinmer. Stavros. Gr It G St

jury was not of I serious nature. ind Pm“. Mim‘m' George; e Chsgg ' mamas i A 5 lgfl’flndrew;..- . _‘__._

Wav Mon 1L. Walsh) 12 VIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW Lucky Gizooxe (L Net 2 11, . . . A o

. Ione eiy tL_ Kelly) 34', 3 ufll °

Dots Bay 1-1. Arsenailtt 4 3t ' ~n Diplomat Royal (0. Boos) s 51 Hum” AI“ Bob'is G’irls tl-l. Willis) 0 -

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Milton and Help Frizzell. Wink. .

oe. ‘ ' ' 1 Pays 34.00. 5.00; 3.90. 4.10. 1.2“ D9m°fl"fm 1.10. 2,50; 2.90. 3;; I V DASHES 2 AND C ‘ .Billé' Command 1 ‘ t . owl 2 I: :‘ Charlottetown Hotel 3 "gla- Kellyt , 1 4 - Monday. Oct. 19th. 1-0 p.m.‘ : ( 7 Mr ‘ ,1 Hillside Inn, Montague ; 'llhe Sheik 1H. Poulionl 3 31 Tuesday. Oct. Nth. 1-0 p.m.‘ Vernon River Gal IS. Whitet 5 51 SerIew Hotel, Souris t .ngliyaf; Cmfigwmmned 13:; WednesdIy, Oct, 2m. 1-5 p.m.: 'ees' MaTk' “med by ABJ Waite: PhIrmIcy, Summernidc: Kelly. Charlottetown_ ' : Thursday. Oct. 22nd. 1-6 p.m.l

Time . . . . Western Motel. Alberton 1 a 6.10. 4.40: 2.60. 5.30. 2.70;‘ FrIdIy, October 23111. 1 -C p.m..‘ ‘ i

DASIIES I AND 7 . . .

Am L. ,'c “my, 1 3EMr. J. E. Ramsay WI" answer such questions as:

l (L Neill) 1 ' mflgmnozfl' Fauna", g 11 1. II it poIIIblI to wear I hearing Iid no that It until be seen! Jolly nu: (J. Arsenaultt 4 5: 2. How does my having ton differ from others? 3011195va tr Cam 59.91. (In BCII'III exercises help me?

“3:112; 14. Cu 1 lot I scientific correction of my individual, ion for on“

y I. owned IN C. G.’ "m9 9' "-997 m. Ch" I 0W“: #0" Hm I. Why EIr Level Hearing with no receiver or cords is so el- m moo laws??? Nev- Ilcient.

0?; Slow". ‘1‘11 11".“. The IduItIge If Eyeghu Honing AMI—III. BlnIIrII 4,3; 8.”. . (both an) DAM 4 AND

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Horace Willis. up behind Bob's .

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Gunman, Charlottetown. Mon. Oct. 19. 1984.

Hockey League tie Saturday night. (CP Wirephotot !Junior Hockey i Meet Called

A meeting of all groups or organizations wishing to enter a team in the new edition of last

year‘s highly successful Junior —-

Hoekey League in the Charlotte- town arca will be held at City Hall tonight at 7.30 pm. sharp

Representatives of the {our teams composing the league last 1 year, St. Dunstan's. Prince of Wales. Legonnaires and North ,River Juniors are urgently re- ' quested to attend this important meeting. ‘ Also,

any additional groups

wishing to enter teams in this 'league are most welcome to 1 attend.

Finalization of plans to ope! ‘ ate this league at an early date lwili mean that the first sectiin 1 1, could begin in early Novembet ‘ i this year.

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Sweepstakes iWinners List

4 DUBLIN tt'Pt——l~‘ollowing 1i i an official list of Canadian wm iners of Irish Sweepstakes ma- ,jor prizes based on Saturday's ‘running of the Cambridgeshiro lwith ticket number. name and , address: i Winners of $150000 on Hasty iCloudy —— VKP 57923. Gayle lKemoe. 44 E Miller Si.. Odh— law ; WPK 16909. Mrs. M. Olek- ‘suk. Box 21. Fannystelle, Man. .VJQ 48886, Bill Hancock, 19 E ‘60th Ave, Vancouver; WTE ‘79130, W. E. Corbett. 35 (‘oquii- lam Rd. ,B.C.; VHP 705 Glengrove Ave. W..‘ Tot , onto; VLB 981331, Gilles Fare, 21 l Rue Martin. Riviere du Loup, .; WSN 63310. Robert Kirk am, 452 Soudan Ave. Toronto Winners of 960.000 on Com- mander in Chief—VLD 95390. Howard Cowell. 35 Kefere St. Brockville; VHB 89304. Doliery. 30 Livingstone . Toronto: WTA 92862. Lou Paquin, 77 Vainier Ave. Lake-,; ‘v' Terrace, Aylmer. Que.., iVCD 82591, R B. Rombougn i 111612 861h Si.. Edmonton. Winners of $10,000 on Barwtn .——VDD 20477, Marjorie Bergen, 6915 Doman Si.. VKR 60993, Pearl Kiss. 7 Ric‘n- i lard Ave.. Simcoe. 0:11.: vas‘: 80922. .1. M. Inglis, 6510 Brooks 1 ,St., Vancouver; VLM iMorris Sydor, 4309 Clark 8'... iMontreal.

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MEDIATOR ARRIVES

ATHENS tReuterst —- United iNations mediator Galo Plaza :arrived here by air from N1- icosia Wednesday for talks on;‘ iCyprus with Greek Foreigng Kostopoulos l

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Men's League Holds Meeting

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There will be a meeting It 1 Charlottetown‘s City Hall Tues-i day night at 7.30 pm. for all persons interested in contribut-i ing to the formation of a men's ., City basketball league. It is ex ‘ pected that there will be an It- i tempt made at I later date to i organize a league for the ladies. i

Scoring Leaders

By The Canadian Press

EFC SCORNING LEADERS

Placekicker Don Sutherin of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats con- tinues to lead the. Eastern Foot- ball Conference scoring race. 13 points ahead of halfback Dick Shatto of Toronto Argonauts.

Sutherin kicked four converts. ' thlee singles and a field goal for Hamilton's 34-16 Paul of Ol~

Riders in Ottawa Saturday to give him a season total of 79.

Shatto vaulted into second place ahead of Ottawa place-

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. son‘s output to 66. In Tor- I nnio‘s 31-10 victory Sunday over Montreal Allouettes. Racine

had one field goal and a con- \‘ert to give him a third-place total of 59 poinis_

; lion Stewart and Ted Watkins. both of Ottawa, were tied in fourth place with 42 points.

The Canadian Press SCORING LEADERS

Defensive halfback Robinson kicked

it WFC Larry two singles

Conference scoring lead to o:nts

games with 60 points are team- mate Lovell Coleman. a fullback who scored two touch-downs as Calgary Stampeders druhbed Saskatchewan Roughriders 42-0

Hugh Campbell and British Co- lumbia fullback Bob Swift.

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