Giants +

SUMMERSIDE A racing fan from Charlottefown left the local raceway here ‘last night a happy man-and richer by $768, after being the-lone quinella tic- ket holder on the sixth dash of the nine dash program.

The winning -combination for

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3 g pay—was-The— Sheik. and Runnymeade Colin. -

The Sheik captured the race, is second win of the night in the time of 2.15, the same as his first milé

Little -Art, the "?-vear-old bay gelding: owned by G. Semple of Kensington and driven by Alyre Pineau, captured the featured

__$1-000 Ensor Bowness Memotial

" ‘Trot The gelding, trained by racing - veteran Tyndall Semple, captur- ed the first dash in 2.09 and his

RegainF

PHILADELPHIA (CP) — Willie Mays and Jim Hart ham- mered home runs and Juan Marichal won his 15th. game of the season as San Francisco

“Phillies 8-1 Friday night...

Little Art Captures Trot; » Quinella Returns Big Pa’

second mile was in* 2.08, a new record for him

The: pre-race favorite, \ Top- way, who set a track trotting re- cord: of -2.06:4 recently, finished third in the first dash last night and in. the second trip emerged runner-up

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Other winners on the program were: Ernie Spencer, Kenna K., Luck and Susan's Birthday Both Fishermen's Luck and Susan's Birthday took new life- time_marks in registering their

- wins

The daily double paid $43.40 while the exactor on the ninth rat® paid $49.50 to win. The ex- actor on the fourth paid $13.50

The biggest win pay came in the seventh ‘when Fisherman's Luck returned $2950. 7

op Phils;

irst Place

Roberts pitched. Chicago to a 5 4 victory over Pittsburgh Fri- day night and sent Pirates into second place in the National League. .

(RACE RESULTS) | Little Doctor (L. Hannah) 74 °. RACES 1 AND 4 Rio Grande (G. Chappell) 66 Ernie Spencer *c. smith) 13 . Times—2.12; 2:11-2. Kenna K ‘R. MacDonald 31. Audrey's Pride owned by L.C- | Windy June (J. Smallwood) 22 Foy, Tryon; Fisherman's Jack | f Bictory March .(W. Com- owned by Stanley Mayhew, Kin- | panion) 47 kora. ke Triflite ‘J. Cairns) 66 ' Knight Way (1, Tayler__5-» RACES 5 AND 8

‘Little Art (A. Pineau)

Lace (J. McGregor)

Topway -'W. McArthur)

Borderview Rocket (A- Ratchford)

*@C's Star (E. Shaw)

Times-—-2.16; 2.17-1 Ernie Spencer owned by M.A McLeod, Bradalbane; Kenna K owned hy J: Nicholson, Miltown RACES 2 AND 6

11} 23) 32

435) 54)

Se eke : soe weemuecer tween) ; ; — ~2.09; 2.08. . Runnymeade Colin. (R. Me- hae by G. Sem- { Fadyen) . 72\P* 7 , Cyclone Kelly ‘L. Kelly) ss°. ~ RACE 6. 7 Sammy Gallon (A. Pineau) 5 4 Susan's Birthday (W. Me- Chummy D (C. Smith) 46 Arthur 1 Mr Gallon (M. MacCarthur) 65 Hettie’s Boy (A. Pineau)- — 2) Times—2.15; 215 Harless Abb (A. Smith) 3. The Sheik owned by Tulle and Bobby Gallon (G. Sobey) 4) Roberts. Charlottetown | Sandybee {—-) 5) . RACES 3 AND 7 ‘Lady Gation C (M. Mae-: | Audrey's Pride (E. Bernard) 1 2 Arthur) 6 Fisherman's Luck (J. Chap- West River Atom (C. Chap | pell) . ’ 41; pell) : 7) Jane WH. (G Daniels) —~° 25 Harry Wilder (W. Waite) 8) Tip Top (Cy Hmth) ‘ $3) Time—2.124. I Happy Gallon C (M. Mac- Susan's Birthday owned by |

-Carthur) 37, Baker and Inman: Kensington.

Reds’ Manager Bristol Is Baseball Unknown |

ae |

start since he was signed by

The homer was the season for Mays and gave him 526 for his career—eight- short of: Jimmy Foxx and_ second piace on the all-time homer list. ,

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Robin

Harry Jerome

Zist this the Cubs after his release from)j5 .\oears since baseb Seat oo ame limited the- heavy-hit-’ years since baseball asked |park. Now it’s a- running tearm | .

Houston, ting Pirates to eight hits and received strong support from Ron Santo; who drove in four runs and went three-for-three.

_ Equals Record

— Detroit

EDMONTON (CP) Alarry Jerome of Vancouver. exploded’ along the 100-yard course Fri- day in 9.1 seconds to. tie the world record held by Bob Hayes of the United States.

Long recognized as a brilliant sprinter, Jerome. previously shared the record of 9.2 -with Haves: Armin Hary of Germany and Horacio Esteves of Venez- “ela. ;

A crowd of about, 1,200 had little warning of Jerome's .pend- ing record. He cruised through his heat in 98.and the semi-| final in 9.6, well behind his pre- vious best

PROBABLE PITCHERS

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |

Probable pitchers for today’s . double. M Hennessey. also major league baseball £2MeS: nioped ina 23. performance | Boston Brandon 2-2)” at Cal- | for the Reds ageinst losing | ffornia (Brunet 9-5). — G. ee +n -New York (Peterson 8-5) at) On Farm league action

Kansas City (Lindblad 3-4); _ | Yankees downed the Senators |

Washington (Segui 3-6) Cleveland (McDowell

Chicago--(Lamabe 4-5). (MeLain 13-4). National League

Los Angeles “(Sutton 8-7) New York (Ribant 4-3).

at Philadelphia (Buhl 5-4).

Chicago ‘Hands 5-8) at Pitts |

burgh (Fryman 8-3)...

Janta (Lemaster 7-5). - St. Louis (Jackson 8-7 at Cin , cinnati (O'Toole 1-3).

_ Softball Game —

Goes Tuesday ©

Barbour’s Dodgers and the Canadian Tire Pistons. will meet ‘this Sunday evening at Victoria Park with actidn commencing at 6:30 p.m. Both coaches urge

all players to attend this im- |

portant. game.

| Athletics;

Jerome, 26, @ high school teacher, has been running com- petitively. since 1960.

Son of a railway porter, the 5-11, 175-pound speedster was the first man in history to share

‘beth the 100-yard record’ and the..—ristol’s

100-metre mark. He ran the 100 metres in 9.2 in the 1960 Olym- pic trials at Saskatoon.

Minor Baseball Roundup

In little league action yester- day the Reds downed the Cards

\8-2°>behind the one-hit pitching |that first yéar or so,

of D. Le Clair. The only hit

given—up—by—Le—Clair__was_a

single by K. MacIntyre. For

the winners it was B. MacKay who had a 22. perfromance

which included a home run and

ai | 15-10, with the aid of the boom- | fe Minnesota. (Boswell 65) |ing bats of G. Trainer and

in four trys with the wood.

| MONDAY:

San Francisco. (Kherbel 32) | Farm Léague — 9.00, Sew vs. Yankees ‘vs. Orioles. Little League — 10.30, Braves, — vs.

Houston (Bruce 2-6) at At |

Pirates; Cubs vs. Mets.

| Park) White Sox vs. Angels. TUESDAY

j sten, but the Los Angeles Dosi-| way, 0 long as we win.”

*

NEW YORK (AP)—It's ‘been powerful club in a small bab-|

“who's he,’’ about Walter Al jin a big park I'll take it either

ger manager--knows just what |

Then Alston’ a rot int - . for- Dave Bristol: is adlag theouch. en iston's eyes ae Paul Poce of Toronto, sprint -squad. Radford, for

, | for a moment. LEFT, coach pf the Canadian merly of England, is eligible’ Bristol, a virtual unknown, | “You know,” he said smiling, | track team in the British Em- to try out-for the team be- iwas naméd interim manager of | «|. king of like-running this-kind | pire Games in Jamaica next cause of his six-months. rest

~ COACH MEETS SPRINT PROSPECT

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port Thursday before leaving with 40 other athletes for Ed- _,monton where the Canadian track and field team will be named (CP Wirephote)

old pro

‘ itwo amateurs,

* Ernie Bentyle of Toronto. S\ies and parring the rest of the

i

3 ringed the cup on a birdie. try ‘pire Gaines trials | Everybody's Talking About

* 4

19 tee Guardian, Charlottetown Sat., July 16 1966. Homenuik Holds Lead In Ontario Golf Open

SPORT-HOMENUIK ~~ from 10 feet on the 17th, and KINGSTON, Ont. (CP)—Wuf saw a 12-foot- birdie putt slide Homenuik of Winnipeg Friday by the hole on the 18th. matcHed his opening round 68 , His birdies came on the 488- to take the 36-hole lead with ard par-five fourth and the His chip stot

of the cup for an eagle

Moe Norman of Gilford, Ont., - But the 29-year-old : westerner went one over par with a 71 to had no complaints.

“

fall one—stroke—behind—Homen———--1—ptaved super,’ he said, uik with 137. He was the first the absolute best I think I

aa a with a four-under- could: the best two rounds I've ‘\par 66.-

r ‘played this year.”” .

ambton's Doug _Mossop 1 pan C_ Pesant of Restt- the low amateur, tied for third oouche- NB had 80 78 ath Neh: Pantenk. the Stueariee tS oe Me from Windsor Hyde away. Mossop was even par 70

e both days for 140. Panasiuk, Elgine Tanner ot a two-under-par 68 Friday

to go with his first-round 72. _ Breaks Own Mark

Tied for fourth with 141 are Nick Weslock, ithe 47-year-old six-time Open

*

HAMILTON (CP) — Vancon- ver schoolgirl! Elaine Tanner. broke her fourth Canadian na- tive and open swimming record in three da¥s with a time of 2:33.1 in the women's 220-yard butterfly Friday. night * at the Canadian amateur swimming championship and British Em-

ichampion from Burlington, and

Homenuik played steady golf Friday, carding a pair of bird-

way. He stubbed his putter on a three-foot putt on the 16th,

é

“I enjoyed it immensely . what I partic- ularly liked was the Canadian humour. It's not often that we get-such fun-out_of-Canadian situa- tions..” :

Cincinnati Reds of the National | of team. There's more of a chat | month, weicomes Peter Rad- ~ dence in Canada. He is shown League Wednesday, replacing lenge to it.” | ford as a prospect for mis with Poce at the Torunto air- |League pennants -after a major —

league playing career ‘that con |

,one-year-at-a-time security plan

for mahagers

led the Dodgers to five National | grew tired of Walter O'Malley's | (Reuters )—Maj. Dick Hampton | Roger of Namao, Alta.,-a-radio den, Calgary, 299.

Bantam — 6:00 p.m. (Spring Tin.

Don_ Heffner “Having a veteran team wil as . :

innate we Sat Veteran Toronto Shot

sisted of one appearance at bat | e e

Alston took over the Dodgers |

in 1954 after Chuck Dressen isses oliver € dal 7

BROOKWOOD, England |the aggregate, was LAC Ernie Rumbold 299, Cpl. R. J.. Stan- name, never appeared in a league lineup as a player

siderable

however. of Toronto, a veteran marks-|tecbnician with 560 major man who has been~ coming to | . Like Bisley at regular intervals since | __ Alston, however, he had con- the end of the war, missed a minor league expert

silver medal for top score in the

jence as a manager although h@ Queen’s Prize semi-final by a

lis only 33 |BLG HELP TO HIM

“Having guys like Pee Wee

Reese, Gil,

Campanella made it.a lot easter

jing Dodger pilot-recalled: jerans like that really _

imanager who's breaking in:

.“We had a different kind of|London Rifle Club proved to a ball club in those days. Guys |have a 146 score and he took | like Jackie Robinson, Carl Fur- Duke Snider, Campy and | Hodges could pop the ball out of Estonia now stationed with of the park. With those kind of |the RCAF at Cold Lake, Alta., | 393 hitters, we never worried about jalso built up a good-start for |

steals and bunts. We didn’t have (his fifth Queen’s final when he lin

illo,

'to."*

* the gray- |top with J. S. “Vet jland. But when the last of the help » '300- marksmen

Now, of course, the Dodgers point ahead of Derek Daines | ature a lightweight attack if jand Arne Sorensen,

leame through with three hits ston said. “It used to be # og

jsingle point Friday. | It appeared for a few hours |\that Major Hampton's score of.

Hodges and Roy 145 out of a possible 150 was

‘good enough for a tie” at the Spaight of Eng-

finished their \day’s work, R- J..Cade of North

Cadet _WO Nelson, 17, of Vic- Nicholas Bekessy of Mont- toria completed an outstanding real, scored 558 for 17th place, shoot for a young marksm2u and with the same score Pte, when he scored 69 out of 75 with Don Sewell, RCAMC militia or/15 shots at 900 yards today and Winnipeg. finished 23rd. * finished fifth in the St. George’z Other Canadian placings and Challenge. .Vase competition. scores in the aggregate were: This individual..event is gener- Ear! Brown, Calgary, 61st, 550; |ally regarded as ranking next IFO Dave Rumbold, Ottawa, to the Queen’s Prize. ie (94th. 546. Officer— Cadet Ralph .— His -69—at—_the—leng— |Grant, Dartmouth,’ N.S., 107th, added to his Thursday score of 545: Sgt. Frank Palmer, “Saint |70 at 600 yards, gave him an ag- John; NB, 113th, 545; Col. |gregate of 139 out of a possible Strachen—1 44th, 545. ~ . 1150, tied for second highest total } In the All-comers ‘Aggregaie in the competition and only

Frange—

nesota a 5-4_victory over Wash- ington Friday night. With two out in the eighth,

Harmon Killebrew beat out a |

roller to third and moved to second on a single by Earl Bat- tey. Mincher then singled to left. scoring Killebrew.

when Ken McMullen hit his

on —Councillor John Morris.

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STARTERS AND POSITIONS AT >

‘SUMMERSIDE RACEWAY

The Senators earned a 44 - SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1966 |

|seventh home un,

|left-field solo shot, In the sev-

enth. | San Fran ~a12-000 23082, 8 61) ‘Phila. 000 000 00O1— 1 53 | Marichal (15-4) and Haller; Bunning (9-6), Knowles (7), Culp .(9) and Dalrymple. HRs: | SF—Mays (21, Hart (21)

ADD NL - Chicago 300 001 100— 5 106

Pittsburgh 210 100 000— 4 80 Roberts (45) and- Hundley; Law (64), Mikkelsen (7), Face

4

Santo (19).

+

(8) and Pagliaroni. HR: Chi—|

a 380 foot |

POST TIME. 2 P.M.”

RACE 1

'1—Goldie Dell; 2—Lucky Frisco; 3—Ima Delegate; 4—Senator’s |Cousin; 5—Mighty Sandy; 6—Darky: 7—Bay Ptlot, 8—Eleanor’s | Patch.

P

RACES 2 & 5

\1+Doe Wilson; 2—Miss Coppertone, 3—Emily Hal; 4—Princess |Mark; 5—Mark Purdue.

ane RACES-3-AND 1—Ozark Pete; 2—Mr. McElwyn Key, 3—Hi Jay; 4—Sunny King; 5—Splurge; 6—Jazzman.

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| Trophy,_based on six of the mia- three points behind the winner, | \jor events of the week, Frank iL. S. Dingle of South Wales.. | iWhittle of . Hodgeville, Sask., | The BC. boy had the satls- | iplaced fifth with 306. Bekessy, faction, however, of taking higt?- |Sorensen and Sewell all scored honors, including a St. George's | ; Badge, in an- event which had Other scores {n the prize list an original entry list of just cluded: Earl Brown 300, \over 17200. :

os silver medal. | LAC Jim Hennock, a native

finished the day with 143, one

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Carlet Capt. Bill Cottick, 18, | of Winnipeg, had a useful 141, |

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Canada Rifle Association |

|1—C. N. Adios; 2—Chum; 3—Al Dale; 4—Stalag Hanover; S—Elles | Joyce; 6—Jolly Dick. ee :

a RACES 6 & 9

|1—Mystery Judy; 2—Lucky Lark: %—Knight Norris; 4—Bob's ; Girl; 5—Bold Debby; 6—Free Chance; 7—True Lady Lou; 8— | Lorna Price. . :

Daily Double on Races 1 and 2; Quinella on Race 6; Exactor o# Race. 4; Exactor on Race 9. ij

| tioned articles. 10% DISCOUNT orf ~)

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: RACES 1&4 - "i 1—Jolly May’ 2--Caparafay:- 3—Jolly Don 4—Reggig’s Best; 8—

Cuts

1 Diak._¢@._..f nett A 2 a neta Speakers Tits. o—oTrattan Ave. Tr ast way:

Bantam at Memorial Fie’

14. ‘Strachen of Ottawa. | junior baseball league scored | Quaid, who collected one_of~the

| THURSDAY a | Tpr. Uorensen, member of the | a run in the first inning and left-/ four hits off: Mt. Stewart pitch-

4.Little.. League..—.- 9.00, Phils King's Own Calgary Rifles mt-| Pander_Carl McQuaid made it er Gary Clark. : ci ark vs. Cubs: Giants vs. Dodgers. |yitia making his second visit to | Stand up as the locals shaded |-was brilljant in a losing cause | Farm: League — 10.30, Red the 3 5 : ithe Mt. Stewart Juniors 1-0 in| as he hurled shutout ball the re- Ee

| Sox vs

Senators; Athletics vs proved to be. the top Canadian

Little League — 19, Cards

ivs. Braves.

Little League — 9.00 Dodgers FRIDAY

vs. Cards; Reds vs. Giants.

| Little League — 6.00 p.m. Mets vs. Astros.

| WEDNESDAY ;

| Farm-League — 9. Yan-

kees vs. Indians; Tigers | Orioles.

‘vs. Cards; Pirates vs. Cubs.

Little League — 10.30; Astros

i i. ; ranges of 200 fo: 1,000 yards. fanarks have gone tn B.C. swim. | Cizhth inning single a | Litt ague — 10.30, 3 : } : y i j e e 2 é Mets OXFORB_MAN WINS /mers: Clark. It was a tight ball game

|vs. Reds; Phils ve. Astros.

| Bantam at Montague. | SATURDAY.

Little League — 9 Giants |®

| “Farm League — 10:30, lioles vs lers.

Giants, | Farm League —-9.00, Twins |possible 605 in the 10 major-| Farm League — 10.30, Indians |¥S- Yankees; Athletics ys. Tig- events ofthe vs. Tigers; Twins vs. Red Sox.

v8. | vs Braves; Pirates vs. Mets.

Athletics; Sen vs. Tig- |

team commandant, Lt.-Col. Bill; The Legion entry in the city | single by winning pitcher —Mc-

national Bisley meeting.

| os exhibition game played at the | mainder of the way giving up | services. marksman judged on | Memorial Field last night. only singles by Lyall Huggan. { over-all performance. He fin-| Lyall Huggan scored the only Ronnie Carmichael, and John ished eighth in the Bisley Grand | run of the ball came inthe first White {

aggregate, scoring 561 out of a | inning when he walked, -stole McQuaid was also brilliant as |

second baje, ant scored on * he _gave “up only _one-tit——aw4 |

{ The winner of the Grand Ag- Elaine Tanner. 15 - vear - old | although the Legion team made igregate Challenge Shield was |Vancfuver school girl. broke four errors to the one by the H- B. Wrey of the Oxford records in the 220-vard back- i citing club and Cambridge Rifle Assocta- |Stroke with a time of 2:34.1, the tion, who scored 573. | 440-yard “freestyle in 4:46.4 and Second best of the Canadians, |*8¢_ *#-vard individual medley / in 14th place among the 666 top- 7 5:27.2 : j class marksmen who entered Ralph Hutton, 18, another na-

vec CHARLOTTETOWN BASEBALL _-DRIMING-PARK

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: RACES 2 & 6 1—Pine Ridge Marion; 2—Echo Ridge Eddy; 3—Ripover; 4! White Choice: 5—Molo.

or RACES 3 & 7 1—Elroma, 2—Sunny Key: 3—Pladdyland Girl; 5—Slippy Queen; 6—Run Way. -

- RACES+5 & 3

1—Jenny Mozelle; 2—Rose: Alda Chief: “%+- Lou's Lucky Lady; 4— Mighty Sandy; 5—Rudy Frisco: 6—Ko Ko Moon; 7—Captain Logan; 8—Craig Abbe.

Daily Double on Races 1 & 2: Exactor,on Race 3; Quinella of Race S: E on-R sa Lr

4—Captain Chief;

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— - jtive of Ocean Falls who attends | ROUNDUP : Monday, July 18 @ - : ‘SPORT SANDY jhigh school in Los Altos, Calif., 4 r : E t rtainm : os te. | Sét a Canadian open and native . DASH 1 rr nte ent For e oie Sandy Gilchrist © mark in the tio-yard back- | MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Don 1—sir Jollity ° i a | stroke in 1.03.0 and Canadian |Mincher hit a run-scoring sin- 2—Mystery” Romeo . . Sets Swim Recor jmative record in the 440-yard | gle in the eighth inning to break | 3—Cleggway a - ~~ | freestyle. = open a tie-game and give Min- ae den Jennie . amil At == = , HAMILTON (CP) — British : &_Bells. Last ~ Columbia swimmers continued : |their barrage on the record a DASHES 2-46 : - | book Friday at the Canadian Z |1—Whirl A Wick d . = - . amateur . swimming — champion- : 2—White Lady d |ships and: British. Empire “i. : 3—Annan’s Gal | Games: trials. : ~ 4—David P. H. : Sandy Gilchrist, a native ef - 5—Splurge, — ‘Ocean Falls, B.C., attending the i ‘ * ; ee ies University of Southern Califor- se eS : 0 nia at Angeles, cracked the = DASHES 3-7 Beautiful 18 hole Golf Course ; icanadion’ native and open ree- : @ _witara's Chaice : ord in the men’s 220-yard mm | 2—Wayne’s Pride ® . dividual ‘medley with a heat . 3—Miss Heather Hal Horse back riding hime of 2.21.1. | |4-Mighty Armstrong aie ar The former native record of 5—Lacky _V. @ Free Tenting and Picnic Grounds. 2.25.4 was set by Aldy Mein. ; re 5 m | a ee Se | . ; + ~ DASHES .4-8 a o.% BO pena while open mark, a se’ i : ' oa © Swimming & Boating Wey 24 1964. was 2:24.7 by Ted Leo- | eT ae ° fb ; te se of —— 7 : j i - 3—Rose Robie aa us t was the seventh record ‘o | 4—J. Scote njoy a Treat from our. le fall at the meet, which ends - =5 Far porn om : ' the McMaster University pool |. . 2 : a Restaurant! ‘ L ‘| foday with the saaeunctns la” .) > - ; . WASH. S- * c : § * Catering to private partie } | cing team going tothe Brian on 0 a oe aayiae : d wadai : ie 5 Seal at wath, toe ah te [a -Aoak ity anda WwW Ing. receptions dy i Lrecotds belong to Gilchrist. ; : ‘ : ls-c'N Adios. . | etait Wedne: t a Cana’) wea, ee True Lady | : the 220-vard freestyle with » Suntann tan tor ote - ee pues DASH 9 The bes in’ —fme of 2:02.1 ' . too, control of Early and Late” ,_ . & best buys in “| was out to break the rec’ Blight, Anthracnose and Gray Leaf Spot. | Scams ee i J professional golf aac - CLUB * ord-in case I didn't de tt to ; 3—Security Scott mE oo : joe apereicgcr agp aeeahiianntawiseiljees ME cee ces ro ight,*)he—said-after.shatiering |__. Rate a ens 4—Jo Anna Lynne ‘|-equipment at our | the individual medley mark He cua Sa a ; . finished 89 seconds ahead of r . | Oo le ( Fi i FA Pro Shop. | Oyster Bed Bridge * | second-plare-RBoh Krull of Wine | 7 | Wisuare-Srand Chemicals: Ressare ——_=taness tt link es — can -” cet Route 242 nlpeg - 2 . : - saa = = The other fwe Canadian : s ot