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‘Garrison Night’ ~ Planned Monday:

It will be “hockey in Chariotte- bumper crowd with the announ- |t cement that all of minor hockey players have been invited to attend. ‘Compliment- tary tickets have been sent Sa. each of the players through the co-operation of the sponsoring group and the management of

Sports : However, officials. have asked | that all children be by their parents.

The! game is scheduled underway at. 8:45.

Saturday's Minor Hockey Schedule

* Following are the* ‘various games scheduled for the various Minor City Hockey. Leagues for

_ 7:30-7:33 — Bantam - Orioles vs Birchwood ’ 7:35-8:10—Bantam - Girchwood | Tigers vs Q.C.HS. Beavers 8:10-8:45—Bantam -- Gulls vs Q.C.H.S. Crows 8:45-9:20—Bantam - Birchwood |Eagles vs Q.C.HS. Lions Paperwts. - Sp. Pk. PSS. Ravens | 9:5010:20—Paperwts, - P88.

Colts 10:20-10:50—Paperwts. - P.§8.6. Falcons vs Q.SS. Finches 10:50-11:20—Paperwts. - W.K.8. Hawks vs Q.S. Otters 11:20-11:50—Paperwis. - 9.8.8.

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Unit comma tending will include Colonel E. K. Kennedy, Lt-Col. Fred Jenkins

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Provincial Ice Meet To Be - Held Tonight At Sports Arena

This evening Sports Arena -| will be the scene of the 14th Anoual Provincial Interscholas- Skating Championship. representing from Alberton to Souris will be taking part in this: big Meet and every effort has been made to see that ‘the young competi- tors have every opportunity to -| skate without interference, ete. An experienced group of offi- cials representing various cen- ters of the Province will be on hand to supervise the Meet and there will be only six con- testants in each eve each county

to encourage the youngsters in their efforts and look after pre- sentation of the awards imme- diately following each event. Remember the time and place —Sports Arena at 7:3 pm. this evening. Be on hand to en- courage the citizens of tomor- row as they give everything they have in an effort to bring ive schools!

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