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sFGRTING NEW§

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Brains Climb Into ‘Tie For First Place By Lashing Black Hawks 9-6

i ill and Mush March, who poked

"ION. Dec. 8—(AP)—After to I. slflw start, Boston

Challenge From lrish Bike Champ

Bobby Gopp 0n. Invalid List

maommneirs-(cri -°n‘ Bobby 0013?. 28-year-old defence- insn with oronto Us? leafs and n ALAN niuvnu. gm; 10.?“ u" (cmaiiur Press sun Writer) "' M“

annual barrister-min: with Boston Red Sex cancelled. General Giles ssid the action was taken

“Reds Spring Training ls. Shortened

trio

r Warren O.

‘DECEMBER 9, 1942

COMF OR T

AND WARMTH AND“ G001) CHER

AT THE FORUM SKATE Til-NIGHT 8.1..

spam Trail‘

sisvins suffered.

they we}

the city in the near future. Paths the last goal Just 10 seconds

lii are no born 1 1 m1 b H b. 8' 11811? W01‘ them- before the final b l. ert Mgvrris rgcrgigruy’ 80f m1 icueiu "11" "119 111911‘ fllswmflv home- enossmaslrsn ARMAGH

on igldmsfl A 31G “laud list 1'0- da Pl 191305611 deal; "I mink u

r l .. native .. t... iiizzo Signs rim°°.‘.““...“:,§\;; $8....

game stride and gained s. 9-6 SUMMARY IRfi-AND Dem g _' lwwmm 1 m "- "-13"- i‘ “mflflf '1 b“ By wiiitriey Msrtln wasn't Just talking w, 5111i.‘ r .

Y.M C.A- 111d i. 15 D61 THY-RN called m, Friday‘ $5,611,223 a, 7&6‘? victory over Chicago Black Hawks '3 . , . , toni ht before s crowd of 10,000 at First Period in acted e“ which woven . v V111“; w, in Associated Press Sport Writer meaning or Silwclilv, n him from playi sday sinst . , / D00 l —(AP)

m" Mm“ i” "i? “m” 111i"- thslh 51°11: Gardimtn Bnilns 1 t -cii" u ill (c > ~11 as ‘flun- ested in the matter iuid explained a fipgclmgy p‘fqau°%a1 “ma; z1,__BQ§fg§°'A_ “Ecksonarsfoovtiey, Armsali to all former bike racing Chicago Elm‘ Haw", club o’ “m. <—§§_\ zfwflrd”? m?‘ ‘ucixcmbi f" fuiwa League tie with the Hawks and 8'39 ' ch.%emgonfiit n an 1' m“ m‘ Ed said. Apps, out of lotion since lfigmtgngéd‘. hwy in need : ‘"1 ‘i I1 ° n" ° i“ W11 mm“ also enabled them through 3-Ciiicago Tuten (Allen) 11-21 ' Thursdsv with s siirslnsd wrist "'_"' '" u A 1 "r1 f 1 1 1 - ' ' die Richardson, a man with t5 cups ~ ' OKLAHOMA CITY Dee. l- of wer to back up some fine f §..§§°‘i§. rkclrifigfsfiufigf“ §..‘${’..°§§§J§ $f.'fo,f,ei,e?ér§b:&“ 7' we game 4—l(\:/lhmgegz9itle?i 1135111181, (PHI-pun in his locker. feels he can still do s usual“, g|tmm°rfmk'n"'m‘£ AP)- Johnny ,' Brooklyn pitc ng. have made n step in the n ing, who uniiiii flsllili and a . ' . '- __ ' i811‘ turn 0f speed and i! my 011191‘ er outfielder, enlisted in right direction They have swapped a . . S. S. K Bill Coviley the Bruins veteran Penalties Chamberlain Tuten . will keep him on the sidelines It r liuntiiil: and iillViHiQ lll‘_L'i'L*$l4id in Centre w; m} page drum .- Mru-ch ' ' eX‘°§1='1l11l'-l1°11» WWW 911591-1143 1i ea“ two more wee“ the United Stitu Navy toil! s .219 hitter for n .244 hitter, B - the iibvw 1iC1\'lll(‘5 are iiskvri in freQ-yégring 8.31101, by coikiecriné ' 11193111 igeiwfbc 111 800115111116- ‘ s; s first class seamen. Blue, thereby gaining a full 25 points. be PFC-villi ni rhudiiy night's int-ct- two goals and four assists. Art Second Period 11-03% gelmtfnwuliblfitw M“ ‘laprlilki a ‘l mmkd‘ m5" u" '"" 'l'11¢i"11 Ni I 30° 1111101‘ W51! they ' s ' 1111-5. Jackson notched s pair of count- X9316 v51 5h Bntfrgd hwgraas gig; _ n ‘h’ "m ‘ tubwfl” chum‘ Persevere- o o o o ers for the Bruins as did Red s-Bosion. A. Jackson (Boll, Cow- m I If, u? 1;‘: m! “d t p "F" “i! 71111140191118 belorlgo- We don't think hiiiifl! 11M M1101’! I1 is the intention to have var- i-iaiiiiii and Doug Bentley foi- the icy) :29 in; 1d?!‘ n‘ an a as; III W BIWUJII- to do with the deal sending Eddie ‘ ion» iliWlliiifi oiuniiii/rri and plans Hawks 6—Bosloii, Crawford 3:54 m“? Ulrw ‘gcérwhfin “h?” 1 E _ g Miller from Boston Braves to the r... lit‘! .1... ouiliiivii Ski parties, The Bruins found themselves 7—-B£_).sloii, i-ioliett ($11111, Guid- wh“ f Y f-"npm ‘g a}, $13M _ Tm" Soto fill uie s o. Bchmiht ssk- Rods 1n exchanso for Eddie Joust. CHICAGO 5T etc _ (wit-J bi; nrrxn: <1 rm- 1mm, Lflllllllg 3-1 a: the end of the first ohm 10:09 figfiizffinfi tfiefilgtlzg 0x91301913‘ glgleaxyfihl: dmk glhafkaiiti-‘WQ Nathan Andrews and cash, how- Athletic ch19}? “‘r*llu3we—ti - ' , . 1—- ~ r s (Thoma. i! ever, Nor do we think Fielding had femnce may um“, _ “will;

imnrrsfvd in Ln... u‘ .-'ll1i1l‘ spoi-r, dig? gaxihrlighflfiillldfllllfiltleitlllfllglksé -a-l(illgirccgfii;i,lalz)ig Bentley gal, Monsghan and Gavan as well Flrii Bide-lieu Gehrig, Nswl too much w do with a u n_ ‘ penameg_aann,ge,s Mitchel]. A Richardson still rides s lot, every Yqrk ymmeb , we do m,“ m“ me“ w“ i3: smite athlerler in. who,“ Jackson, 1111511 $18165 be tun n. a3

ntlcy, who beat goalie I day in fact, in the course of bus. Bass-Eddie 0011-11". PM" more than a little sentiment, and quested by Ann, “Unix Third Period than will be carried on . . tnllies while limiting Chlcagifs open hearth fires to binder twine. (Associated Press Sports Writer) , Bill McKechnie, the Cincinnati victim, that com . . 1.1: ill] L; ItT“_?,,"‘-,°¢_“~ is_°?€"‘1,"‘-Y '1 8°01! 0M- his boals while Bill Shlll, Buzz _, _ “iv... ‘on’ pmttmiiiy new to the Boll and Captain Dit Clapper co1- 17m’- duflnil i119 d8?- “ <‘ i - ~° b1.‘ 1109111 1118i H11 lnborated in running up Boston's

iiil v “'(1 Wlnfflfliii? it a point to {up-heavy score. Defenccman Jack Le oi. ii.i:i.i l1: 1.11‘ inaugural meet- Crawford and Flash Hollett 1lso

(Curse. 1111115118

I I I O _ Henry Armstrong moved past LBW Jcnl-zuis lust ‘Tuesday night, and on lino the most important battle of his” comeback career "Llflllfit "Siilznr Ray Robinson next

watt! WHAT ARE you

be elected Willi meetings to The scoring, however, was re- “me ooumrv More m the B H T_ or Pm‘ ‘ 95°‘- e ‘an i ' goods involved ore not unusuoiiy ante ..

iiil cioliiiig \\'ii('ll all the different counter lmjggston shin (Clapper Gum

' thh-dmeflod 145 ’ store where farmers and village NEW at l

hikes A1 Schiwm ms trsded in outline-Ty Cobb, Detroit Tigers. m‘ G 1”‘ he's HD0111; tho 1...,» ,., m, n .. . and

13-305mm. Boll (Cowley) 17:50 rm hour on his bike over a meas- nicked an ell-time bis-lssziie tag Yankees “M11111? 011 111° back 011 511E111? 11¢-

ilig at ilie Y.M.C A. 0n Ffd d ' ks it Cll t.

1 fly mm We no the wag!) no Penalty-Thoma, for tough Roing over the hills and 01 i319 Da-ffldfi- 8e nine will be marked on the "we" h“ m’ “us” M h“ winter and sprln" 5p 01$, r w a

because A1 turned when at,“ t goo tough small son It was n blow such as wgjbroundcd moéurun of m Kid diocolste, flashy negro bat- nothing to put on one wall. when 1N OLDIJN DAY; had s poor season his skipper. WOMEN Q1 {TEE n1 r ~ '~ _ is

“n” ed a “mus boxing champ with n close iii-round verdict over lor and r ht next cock was the highest-prized 01mm, McKechnle knew Mrs. Joust no alhiers in training at, he, from so fur buck w earn n bout (News of Canadian athetes in doctor with the RCA. . . Wm 1 m

-£g - e Si!‘ Al; Yuleflde feast! to such an extent that his bull bombs burst.

erweghts. The records of prize ture and should be sent to "Atii- the Navy Iresgue in similar capac-

lost them, sank into oblivion, and Recreation Centre.

CAM SEE THAT 5TUFF l5 KiLLiN' vol lug ..-

A 6121- TRACKING MUD UP on Your: ILK WHO UNDERMlNE "rue

A rczuiar shite of officer; will D0“? be Frankie Brimsek in that order. Second hold iii coriiiiii stated intervals mess “m in me interest‘ o: m‘, damn‘ 5hm°“°" s, touch of consideration for the ms r afl- Anii in ziiidiiion to the ouldoor versed during n“ second session’ h he l ‘rmrd ' e8 l ‘cs5 o‘ ‘H, ~ for the Bruins collected three xvii‘? “Sig; ragidvthlnz mam! a n Sm “mm burgh Pirates. associated W111; a player trans- m m. , b picbiibly will stage a uoc- succe& to Doug Benueys second 9—B.°s1t°n' Cowley (A Jacks”) It 1 pa "g “PM w or y Bhonswp-Fiozm‘ wamer- Pitt" action. particularly on the part of Ten rgghgéqlsoéaiihj" "‘ Rroiiixs would ‘be ‘brought together. During the “v91? _ olln) 7. f‘ s a queer l m hole-lmthe-wau YORK, Dec. B—-(A.P)—CNGI oumeld—sa'b° Ruth‘ N” Yak skiPDer. and Beneral manager War- value 1n encoumgmg phyalgil action. Cowley col ected both o1 ll-Eoston, Cowley (shewchuir) 01k stop in to make purchases st his ;11 almost any hour of the night let n- Outfielii-Trls Speaker. Ciev, aglggw lrildtcxeggnl°ngz aagifimxg‘ and in teaching the {mm v qilamu] Eddie can still manage 20 miles Catcher-Bill Dickey. New Yoi-ir modelnofaaman you woulyi sin; team m‘ °°'°r‘]m“'“‘1 "m1 i4-—Bostoii, Cl‘ p ~ 1c 1e 1 19532 urod mile and his cycle 1g 31m for him, and Honus Wagner Pitch ‘—W 1w;- J 1m . “y” quaintance. But he's s square , _ l5—Chiciiiro. $113.?! (Hfiynilil 19:50 ordinary heavy machine dellgnaend Ruth and Ty cobb are st the heed in n grad}. o w“ w shooter wr beneath the austere Lvouche d i") ‘i " night newt The Chicago scorers were Ham- 5 m“, m’ ~ thr01l"h the border trails. "This is not to imp that Hie "wan or 1 i- A;- playsrs at heart. - wnlicrs did their 1,3111%... singly as operieauzli-biin 1e o: About s ycsr ago Joost lost a ,.,,_,,‘,§’Z',‘§,,,§“§,',‘,‘ 2?} ffflojllgiln ‘Nb b“, -~ r ': L. Remember en funny-man act to be head man or for him w ggpatmvg m; only s family man like McKecimie m t t ar 1311 995i 51119 eatery. But be bad ' can appreciate, and when Eddie on __,____ month “lluiiitncrifi’ Hank", who V ialéirhéigstrigrdkhii) fleesmerygshgnhttfxet m: iguana: a?!“ "m, u“ m“ n“ _ glilgiitegs: hsvs to ssk i» know “we ilgiilllps at’ digs frine. 11s uliliquestion- (Cflydiylllilif; GRlilzhirgTfilfi ) mlan, L1V8!1pOg1h1fgi1lbhi€g'fld,él‘WLll Fidel Laban He relinquished m‘ e (‘If m 1m d“ hi“! 1 11°" . pea I - IDNDON-(CPM-RAJ .. .' one o e ew w io ave come 1AM a" "is ' 11 l‘ =1‘ rtie bevy 1111 r0 c1‘. B . B . . ' . 1‘- ‘ t I n far-off days. and s; mqny onaer was happy in Cincinnati m; 1.1m,- t . . - < F crown "o years later to mpete as, we won't have far to to bin-y i '1 - . .. . “g9” b" 1111 Women Wm, a fjghgrir m“, Robinson, who mo armed forces W11; be m-elcomed Pack‘. Wilson is back at his YM‘ ) K0 i. as 100 woud be serveq at g 3111519 and he also kuew Eddie wn, upset plot’ on the mfg“ as u is the ullCi'O\\'ll(‘L1 king of the welt- for inclusion in this weekly fea- CA. P.T post after being with ' GUT OUR WAY B J ' lighting are filled with th nam letes at War." The Canadian Press. ity all summer 94am Hanrari Y R- OUR 30A I ~' W| of fictitei; who once hel; title??? 1A Victoria Sh. Toronto.) now looks fter the Navy League > - — . MAJOR then tried to come back Mnny TDRONTO» CERTAIN‘, 1 ONQO" “'11s MEN ‘ti’ 1F ‘HAT W56 SlRklT 15 5ELF1QHTOR1E€> OF 1 iris-d but few of them made a suc- Chisholm, sports editor of me Hnli- . "' sHEs AFRMD T0 ME! WHERE DiD THEY AQCEPT ALL

Norm Ritclre, Sydney's version

cess of it.

fax Herald, in a guest column writ-

ten for ‘The Canadian Press News,

Almost a year ago this game newspaper published for Canadian little colored (‘ghter attempted to troops Oversees. writes of o'er-time regain his world weterwelght title flciivlilie! 0i "m9 N01‘!!- 500113’! from Fritzie Zivlc, who had beaten leading athletes.

him for the title four months prev- innsly Armstrong absozbed such a

Bays Kent F0. Larry O'Connell.

bloody beating 12ml; mum, a; the a Halifax boy who has won dis-

hamis of Z'vic that the stepped in and stopped 1t, l

‘ironic disappeared for a time from

referee tlnction for his flying ability in strange Farts of the world is sta- tioned a

Art thtbot mi , . sieved ruirbv with n a u w zmc M“ team . . . Kenzie McNeil, old hoc-

Greenwood. NS, and an R. A. F.

the ring, threatened with blindness, k9? 611d 7118b? mfloiiffi. 1S 601F111“?

In time he was almost broke. He

the army entry in the Cape Bre-

neecled money and th i . ton Hockey 139118118 . - . Austin he could earn it was wifihoixilisyfiztag? F10 . former St. Mary's football

B0 he hit the comeback trail. O O I O

sin hockey streak, is a corporal in

the artillery . Hughle Little,

Lust Qgtgbey g5 Henry “and a Halifax hockey star, now a Yeuten.

XO-round victory over fomier conqueror, and the colored star was bzick in the big money.

ant in the army, has been reinstat-

zlvic’ his‘ ed to amateur status.

Lfeut. Bey Piers is organizing

He kept or iin ci . ‘ '1 ‘Z an now h“ mm sports for the army in Hallfov

ed himself a match with Robinson

Jim Arnott, navy athlete and f‘ '

Th” 1S a highly important and yet instructor, has been promoted to

dangeroii; bout for Armstrong, l I I O

chief petty officer .

- t ~ lace, Halifax boxer is n lieutenant Hes 80 your o.d His eyes are with the navy ‘

Ron Wal-

. Tommy Mc-

bzittereii and the same spoon is no 610m‘ Halifax football hcckey and

loiiqci‘ fiicrv. Rnhingon i5 fst, and a terrific puncher. He

y°“mg' basketball star, is in the ordinance

has gone unbeaten in 134 straight corps’

Dec. 8 —(CP)—Ken <- H

of the "Big Tniin." is at Brock-

"MY PORCH FOR AT THlE

ville, out, locking for his pips. Waldo Goodman, New Glasgow and , Dzilhousie University rugby giayer,’ captained the Soldier team vic-i tory in the Halifax City Rug League this year . Arch Stree ,

$TEF> om THAT lCE, - ,- ggiggfeglsw ‘ as P ZQnTEyPEE-QEN“ use» i ooi=i=ei2 no ?“i'. - TO HELP PEOPLE oi=i=§i§VvEcRAT g96n§iéi?%§'m HELP was POLlTE as AVOLNG -- WHETHER THEY were H l5 Rupe-

HOUR oi= Nlfil-lT-s-s- TO HELP ME WIND THE- ctocK ?-~ noun’ TELL

ALL-om‘ WAR EFFoRr OF- AN oven T\N\'E TbiLER LlKE M\1'—I>E-LF./~- i6 T1115 PPTRiOT\6M*~BARl<iN6 AT A MAN wi-io wanes TuRoueil‘

ME THie 61.1w! DISHRAG Ctoubsurasrs To DELNER THE

YOU'RE DELNERlNG

11m nteur and

professional fights, It would be one nf the rings great- est stories i.’ Armstrong could end Robinson's iviiiiilng streak.

Bowling

CQNTrlCT CLUB, SSIDR

Hiiii incs:—

Williams Clark Calioori

. Cooper To t.al—2263

xegesn

HG

Ellison. Gent

Jackson

Holleran Weiglund TOt11l—25Ii'Z. High single High three

‘"33?

NI ‘i1 i‘ Mvl-‘zirlane

Mosquitos:-_ . Diilv

E. Ellison 205, B, Duly 493.

Lockheed-Hudson: :—- 122

Dewar Simmons Glo vor Fullock Cunningham

Sex ty Total-MM.

!pitfires:_ O, McGowan A, Cosiin J. Curl D. Wnlmsley

M. Horton Howrilt

167 igh single M. Howntt 233. lgh three Simmons 533.

‘REBEKAII nowuso rescue Hit & Miss:

C. Smith D. Hoiuior E. McDniigall M. Heath E. Sufherlsnd

165 162 10S)

ill

132

95 1'70 llli 106 11H

Our Gauge-

H, Senlnor J. McLean A. ‘Thornton J. Howatt M. Murlcy

Dumb Dorris:- Lafferty

Dover Lnwther vfc-Pherson

rywrltern-

Mitchell

Lieut. Rlex Nickerson. Who used lo write a. sports column for the Halifax Herald is with a search- light battery . Danny Sea-

N. B. A. In Break With . lLY. Commission

Pnrisasou, 11.1.. Dec. B -—<A P)-In a. statement accusing the New York Athletic Cunmission of “bieiiklng faith," the National Box- ing Association today announced it would not recosnize s new World lightweight diamplon until after s (iiillfilfy-WLCP tournament is held

The N.B.A said President Abe Greene in a statement. “will stand by its promise" to see that the next lightweight champion, succeeding the retired Sammy Angott, "crowned in the ring and not in a private office."

The N.B.A. “bresk" with the New York Ccmmission azose from the action of the New York Moguls ast week in announcing they would recognize as champion the winner of a bout Dec. l8 Madison square Garden between Beau Jack, Augusta. Ga, Negro. and Tlppy Larkin of Garfield, N J The new Yorkers also decreed that a. tourna- ment, open to 13 other iCiS-pound-

pita! aiithoriti m 1 g

as "quite 800d? n n‘ Tenor”? Rev. Dr. R.M. McDonald of Mono- ion. N-B. who underwent sin oper-

"1011 -----— e mares‘.

lll I‘ C I‘ Tie

Thornton 102 Burns 1'70 riigh single A. Sentner 224. High three E. Mitchell 545. -_...._____________

MONTREAL. Dec. '7—(CP)-Hos- the condition o

here today. *

ers, would be held and that the su:vivor of the tourney would get first chance at the “title" winner in the Jack-Larkln bout.

CAVENDISH SCHOOL

The following is the report for the month of November: Grade X -l. Clemmie simpson; 2. Ethel Moore; 3. Jennie Moore. Grade VIII-l. Lloyd MacNeill; 2. Cheslev Clark: 8. Elva Graham. Grade VIII-l. John MaoNeill. Grade V --1, Herbert Moore. Grade V —-l. Charles Gallant Grade IiI—l. Frederick Burgoyne. 2. Vivian S mason, s. Harold Simp-

—l. Erie MacNelll; l.

Water Go ant. Grads I (a) --l Bessie Moore; i.

Alvin MacNelll. Grade I (b) --l. Morley Graham. Grade I (c) —l. Gordon Gallant. Perfect attendance: Charles Gal- iant, Walter Gallant, Gordon Gal-

nt,.

Prize for Punctiiality, Chesley r .

Prize for Arithmetic Grade I Bes-

.8

sic Moore

Caroline McGuire, Teadier. WILLESDEN, M1dd1€S€X~— (OP)-

Youngest mayoress in Britain is i4- yesr-old Joyce Cowan. niece of A1- derman M become

iss Nellie Cowan who has esdesfs first woman

'l‘riiro athlete, is taking an army officers’ course.

Formerly a stai- left winger and rieferioeman with Port Arthur Bearcats, Bobby Mflfiilhiifl, has en- listed in the army. With Port Arthur when they won the Allan Cup in 1939, Bobby played with the Iiakehofld team for five years. hockey

Saskatchewan layers

‘icAuley,

loll and Gwmirin from ReWlna kntnon Quikers line-

‘v F¢'*m'dt, Welsh.

Form, Agar. Ln_ i-is. Spbodn. Brown- rldge, Wilder, Dortcll and Nei‘sen.

Bud Dcmarche of North Bay. playing n"ih t“e Nrivy team of Toronto urine (ritwrio Hockey As- sociation soul" '[‘""i‘0, is “1101171118 up as one of ihe bcst- "owes to have nut in his mvnearafice here in a number of yours.

Tfie Nrivv cooler had a ts-‘al with Chicago Black Hawks last season and was on "i0 cl-inwqo club": re- serve list prior tn his enlistment.

"Proceeds 0f

Game Goes To Red Gross

NEW YORK, Dec 8 —(CP) — New York Rangers announced to- day that the entire proceeds of the Rangers‘ regularly scheduled Na- tional Hockey Loague game on Thursday, Jan. 14. with Detroit Red Wings in Msdson Square Garden will g0 to the war fund committee of the New Yozk Chap- tcr of the American Red Crosei.

The offer of the Rangers, made by Manager Lester Patrick, has been accepted by the Red Cross Cmmittee, it was announced.

Madison Square Garden Corpor- nticn simutaneously announced it is donating use of the Garden for the rfglit and flint no deduction f.om the proceeds will be made for re

iit

With a sellout crowd at the re- gular scale of prices, it was esti- mated around $18,000 would be raised for the Red Cross.

B-urrroiv sciiooi.

Honor Roll of the Pupils of Bur- ton School for the months of Oct- ober and November.

Grade IX--l. Jean Dalton. Grade VIII—1 Prosper Dalton. Grade VIII- James Griffin, Olga

G: lfiin . Barbara Griffin,

Grade VI-—l.

Ivan Collicuth.

Grade IV —l, Ronald Griffin; I. Joseph MacGregon; Doyle Griffin; 4. Lorne Collicutt.

Grade III- George Dalton Olive Colllcutt, Everett Collicutt, Waltlr Col lcutt,

Grads I--1 Mary G Macflrcgor, Everett Wood. Calvin Wood.

Perfect attendance, Barbers Grif- fin, Ronird Griffin. Everett Colli- cutt,. Walter Collicutt.

Geraldine Gorcoran MscGregor

sr Msitirs

St. Mary's Honor Roll for Nov.

Grads VIII-l. Eileen Blanchard; 2 Carl Piueau.

Grade V-l. Irene Gallant; l.

Ivan Dclron.

Grade IV -l Eunice Pinesut I. Verrnon Gallant.

Grade III -—1. Louise Doiron; i.

Gracie II —-i. Enid Plnesu; l. Ma"'on Blanchard.

Grade I --No examinations. Highest nvorage 85 per cent. _

now in tho armed forces '1"i'l(1€' Trmson. Boesch. Patric. , Dagcnnts, Clind. Saprunnff, Uiarl- i

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