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‘Sherwood Elementary School

Holds Annual Presentations |

‘The annual social evening and Richard Trottier a Gerald-| presentation of awards to play- | Dunn, fourth year Art

ers in the Sherwood School-Jn- | from Quebec and presently at- | tramiital Hockey League were tending St. Dunstan's University |

held in. the school auditorium. were also presented gifts from

By PHIL ADLER : EDMONTON (CP) —-Wardair second Boeing

Bush-Flying Company Gets 130-Seat Jet Job

Wardair has an option on a/ 727 for delivery |

| fame: My. Becker's widow, cy, broke’ a bottle of eham- | pagne against the plane.

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The U.S. government paid farmers $1,382,000.000 to reduce grain acreages in 1965, com- ipared=with $846,000,000 in 1963.

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Saturday evening, April 30th. the players in recognition of “Fhe--event.was.largely. attended .their services..for.thepast—two by membersof the four teams | seasons in the capacity of re- who participated, parents, Chief ferees. Trophies for individual Commissioner John MacAleer, achievement were donated by |\Chairman_of the School Trus- | Herman Sewuster, Keith Car- tees, Dr: Leo Maclsaac, trustee. michael, Mike Campbell, Ernest

in charge.of sports, Pope Mc- :

Mehon, Fire Chief Keith Car- Matheson, the Sherwood Village michael, Deputy Fire Chief , Commissioners, Sherwood School Clifton Stewart and Chief of | trustees, Sherwood Fire Depart- Police John. Norton who super- mem, Sherwood: Police, Depart-

| vises the | sea- oe E — re ee | ment and thesSherwood Recreat- fe ion Commission.

monies.

‘leaves Vancouver for Europe.

/Canada Ltd., a northern bush- ,ext April. | flying _companiy.-making—a-—con~}.-M._..W. _(Max) Ward of__Ed- | certed drive for international |Monton,. who launched Wardair charter business, has. taken |i" 1953 with one pilot—himself |delivery of a new jet airliner —@%d a $25,000 bank loan se-

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capable of carrying up to 130 cured by a friend, said in an Volkswagens | passengers. . |interview he hopes to base the i : f second jet plane in Toronto. Are Our Specialty

| Arrival of the $5,500,000 plane, | A : ’ | AIRLINER CHRISTE a three-engine Boeing 727, also | The siti was pee

{marked the first sale to a Ca-| ; {nadian airline by the Boeing io roe 8 brief_ ceremony

Complete. fine of genuine Volkswagen parts.

Industrial Ainport 1 Company of Seattle. _ | in honor of the Edmonton law- RUDISCH Ss The plane will make its first! yer and bush pilot who died last GARAGE

|charter. flight May 1 when it|November after helping. guide

Mr. Ward in operating the com- | puberty | Puls

The Sherwood Red Wings cap- | — tained by Bobby MacGuigan | won the league title and were presented the Bike Shop trophy | which is competed for annually. Individual awards were present: | ed to the following boys for out- standing performances during

Scoring championship, Bobby MacGuigan; best _goalterider, * Wayne MacGarigan; best right |. defenceman, Ken Constable; best left defenceman, Wayne | | Hambly; best right wing, Ken MacDougall; best center, Bobby MacGuigan; best left wing, | Terry Gee; rookie award, Donnie | : yer; i

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000 010 000— 1 50 000 000 00— 0 3.0 and Suarez;

(2-0) (7) Lee (8) and Rodgers; Kansas City Wilson, Sanders (1-4) (8) Ra-| New York

datz (8) Osinski (8) and Ryan.| Sheldon (1-2)

HRs: Cal — Reichardt 2 (6) | Ford (0-2) Ramos (9) and How- Knoop (4); Bos—Yastrzemski |ard, Gibbs (9). 8) Scott (4) Conigiaro (2). | {second - Itimore 110 000 100— 8 5.1 Kansas City 130000 000— 4 80 etrolt 010 100-000— 2 70 |New York 200 006 20x—10 113 MeNally (8-1) §.. Miller (7) | Dobson, Krausse (0-2) (6), and Etchebarren; McLain (3-1) {Dickson (7) and Saurez. Peter- Sherry (7) and McFarlane. son, Cullen (1-0) (3) and Gibbs. BRe: Bal—Blefary (4) Johnson |HRs: NY—Maris (1), White @ (9. cia : (3). \First

Chieage at Cleveland ppd,

rain = ‘Minnesota 000 002 100— 3 61

021 100 16x— 5123

vein: | Kaat (1-2) Perry (4) Boswell (6) Worthington (8) and Battey.

tlonal ‘Richert (1-3), Cox (7) and Ca-

ae = ea 1-61 Milli, Brumley (9). HRs: Min— See ran ix 000 Sox 6-7.2naliey:(1). Killebrew: 1)" Was—

Jaster (2-2) Stallard (5) Briles Ck ‘2)-

(2)-Simmons (7) and McCarver;

Bolin (3-2) and Barton, Haller ‘Second

Minnesota 030 000 000— 3 81 Washington 000 100 000— 1 80 Grant (2-1) and Zimmerman.

teuees utes s ae |McCormick, © (2-1) Humphreys’ Short (2-1) and Uecker: Holtz- |(4). Kline (6), Hannan (8) and man (1-1) Broglio (5) Koonce Brumley. .

(5) Hoeft (7) Abernathy (9) and- paitimore

i 000220 000— 4 70 Hundley, Krug (6). HRs: Pha— (Detroit -

000 001 000— 1 80

Unener (3) TAYE, Vr Barber (2-0), Hall (8) and Etchebarren. Sparma (1 1),.|

Houston 001 002 101— 5-102 | : ( ). Wick-

Atlanta $s Ue LS OT Ce ee ee

h (8) and McFarlene. Dierker, Raymond (7) Carpin rte Bui poseatt (2).

(8) Owens (2-1) (8) .and- Bate- : man; Johnson, Blasingame (6)° Chicago 000 000 000— © 10 Olive (7). Niekro (1-3) (8) Cleveland 010 000 00x— 1 71 Fischer (9) and Torre, Oliver! John “(1-1)- Locker (8) and Ro- (9). HRs: Hou—Maye (1) Gen- mano. McDowell (4-0), and

jand Edwards. Sutton (3-2) Per-

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