3! s Been ees ee . . layoffs Open ott knoe * G one. ayo SDU received seven of the| This game was the first of A K . twelve penalties with Montague | series of three games with the f KENSINGTON) picting up » misconduct. —_| next game taking place at SDU 3 i. x ‘ is om G. Blanthard for SDU scored | on Saturday afternoon. a, hockey G. Referees were: | cians ete boeacd three goals, Dalton — Brian Lewis ’ = sonal ae an f ; By Norman Macdonald ‘ | — > ~ Kensington Sea- ' uard brooks and the New Annan | REGINA (CP) — British Co-| Quebec dropped New Bruns- | Gummerside Burces of The Guardian MONCTON (CP) — Thirty-| with two eeconds left in the | Beavers locking hems in a 2 ran its unbeaten streak wick 12-8. eight year-old Shermie White game. best of five semi-final series. = @ six games Wednesday Alberta won its third straight, ° scored two goals here Wednes-| Claude Bechard opened the The other two semi-finalists, Cc we a YE § fm the Canadian women's after losing its first three! Congratulations To Royals |day night to give Amberst | scoring at 8:21 of the first per- | Hope River and the Hunter Riv- @urling championships, shellack- | games, dumping Manitoba 13-8, | | Ramblers a 5-3 win over Mone- | iod for Beavers after an end- |‘er Comets do not see action un- i ~ fing Newfoundland 18-1 in only while Ontario swamped Prince | We offer our congratula- all over now, and we hope they | ton Beavers and the Nova Scotia | to-end rush during which he | ti next Tuesday evening. WEEK END SPEC ‘eight ends. y Edward Island 11-5. tions to the Parkdale Royals bow! over mainland opposition | Senior Hockey League crown | stickhandled around Jack Murphy's fast young -. The two rinks quit without Fern Irwin's Ontario rink ran on their winning of the ISHL which for a good many years for the third year in a row. | defenceman Jim McLean. Phil | outfit will no doubt be going Playing the final two ends up a 9-0 lead in eight ends, but | crown, As they go forth now now has been a bit too strong, Ramblers took the best-of | Ddiron scored Beavers’ second | all out to take the all import- | aad Tbs.8 Fresh f: BC.’s representatives, then missed six straight take-| to represent Prince Edward for Island teams in the senior | seven final series im four | goal at :41 of the second per- | ant opener, and go one up on @ W: 4 ¥ rozen 3 for skipped by Ina Hansen of Kim- outs to let P.E.I. skip Elizabeth | Island in the Maritime semi- division to cope with, | straight games. iod. Jules Gagnon got the last |the Walker coached Beavers or Corned Berley, displayed overwhelming | Macdonald draw in for a five-| finals, we are glad of some- By the way, whatever be- | Beavers led 3-0 at the 8:24| Moncton tally at 8:24 of the | who finished well out in front | Carrots C . ‘

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& s say we disagree very much him, and his presence just -1, with the choices. It was more seems to tip the balance be- TOUR cone coe, in windup of the NSSHL finals may | The game was well played ee a pare difficult than usual to make the tween victory and defeat. | cranaud last week 6-0. The home | See that game moved to Satur- | considering the sticky ice which Large Ib. pkg. $ selections this year, we thought, which would you say was more | fy,.6¢ widely outshot the visit-|@av night. ‘caused the puck to roll and | 9 By the way, in picking the valuable to his team? It's a op. ang ares Carcnbell ii the | Prunes 39c p C player most valuable to his purely academic question, and Cramaud net got in front of al team, this situation has intri- {s not necessarily connected pelagen oe Ate shots Bars Maple 1% lb 0 0 Gd vie eq gued us considerably, Suppose with any players in the ISHL. MacDonald scored the Crapaud | Boy-Ar-Dee pkg. Leaf tin ° goal. | ° ‘ Info On Cornish Rock Hen Wayne Trainor led the Sum- | Pizzza 59c Jack "s Pirat . , | merside attack with two goals. \ff am e oe Ross's Pirates took over | and Ron Atkinson each scored! Mrs. G, Mac from somewhere time is Alan Gaudet, starry | Norm Burgess, Donald Arsen- sole possession of first place in | 14, 13 and 12 points respectively in Prince Edward Island, (we Midget who scores a major ult, Alan Gaudet, and Paul King Sizze Wax 100 ft. roll the City Basketball League last |for the Y team. | couldn’t decipher the stamp on portion of the Summerside MacWilliams got singletons. y at Prince of Wales College | Handling the games were | the letter), has written to us Midgets’ goals. Alan is a bro- The Summerside team will OES : 1 Pa 31c end they did it in convincing | Bob Bonney and Walter Buotte | giving us the following informa- ther of Claude, who is a pretty | now play-off with the winners of Mo a a per fashion, crushing the SDU Jay- of Saint Dunstan's. tion clipped from a magazine. fair player himself, but New Brunswick for the two- Z Y Got " i j : iors, +9 . t ‘BEAR; vees | 77-40.’ Going into last Here are the lineups: |“A rock cornish game hen is a “Lippy” their father, says that province title night's game these two teams Saints: M. Wong 4, P. Mul-| cross between a White Rock Alan will be far better, and $$$ REG GRIND were ea for ae place. ; lally 13, P. Smith 12, P. Grant | chicken and a Cornish game we're not disposed to argue B or To ‘or close and exciting action |4, J. Chinery, R. Perry 5, H.| hen, The Cornish game hen fs with him after seeing the df : the first game of the double- | Callaghan 2, J. Maddock, Total | wild Russian bird, and the young fellow in action, e Ps ed ose 0 ee ever e le C header was the one to see. The | —40, | cross was introduced into this ~~ cae / | i scrappy Welshmen edged YMCA Pirates: R. McGonnell 8, Ww. | country by a Russian about 12 d Ke y S Cross | «\ . pi } o ina close battle all the | MacDonald 20, C. MacLean 16, | Years 60. _ Races Stage Bedford defeated Kelly's Aylmer 15 oz. tin{Island 2 Ib. tin th Bata lga's| dscpsed \ti tue J. Grattan 4, F. Corcoran 2, There! those communists Cross 3-1 last night at Saint 2 for cee jsoamgrlf ae com. £; McGonnell 18, L. Baglole 1,/ have gone and done it again! O Cc m Dunstan's rink in the game of >» D. Hyndman 13, Total—77, Mrs. Mac would like to know N COMMONS a "tvo-coat' Sunay Isle Farm parative ease and with half the | Weishmen: D. Weale 6. B.| yy A | League series. Bedford took | 2 game gone by were leading 38- |p; where those delectable fowl | gue rT 14 anne ° a tin i can be purchased. Do you | HALIFAX (CP)— True Abb the paces ss a : oi Perfection 6 tins = 3. Getam, 2. nolds, S.| mean dead or alive, Mrs * i Scoring or '—K. = e Wayne MacDonald was the | Ladner 20, 'D. Ling B Stannish | meas 680 see yA rs and Joe's Future combined {orl mmocipaen. ELC Morin: aad Ballet Ttoile 4 rolls Milk 87c esetter for the winners. 9, W. Smith 13. Total—56. | ones were selling at one of | 2" exactor pay of $76 in winter R, Solomon. yy ‘Donald, who was with the; ymca: R, Atkinson 12, §,| our super-markets recently, | harness racing on the Commons | A. Howatt fired the lone tally S Hoge Tissue 45c Junior Trotters last year, rack- 7 16 R MacDonald a R_| but where they can be pur- | here Wednesday. for Kelly's Cross. i s Mt. Stewart 24 oz. @d up 20 points while teammate emanilotre OW. yanding chased alive and crowing 4s | Jewell Fingo owned by Stan | | Y Pure Ve. Jar Peter McGonnell scored 18. Two | Scantlebury 8, W. Jardine 18,| another question. Does any of ” STANDINGS | Ure -CAREED PeDEe, Puritan large 11% |b. ints behind was Cleaver Mac- M. Weeks, G. Scantlebury 2,/| our readers know? Mayhew of Kinkora, P.E.I., and | tin §Strawberry an with 16. R. Perry 14. Total—14. | If we find out, Mrs, Mac, how Argonaut returned $9.60 in the Z y i hs e Phil Mullally and P. Smith ———_—______________ about _a partnership? If you | gaily double while Chevie G. | National League Yogi Bear, lovable weediand. renters, par Irish Stew 39c Jam 4]c were tops for the Saints wita GROWING FORCE furnish the housing and the feed | i'n iiss Girt paid el WLT F APt. | takes in some picnic-type goodies as he looks over 13 and 12 points respectively. we'll watch the coop to make | 4nd Basil's Girl pald $6.30 in the | Montreal 3 11 12 221 133 82 | his new comic page which will appear in the Week- HEADS ATTACK | During the first 60 years of| sure none of those toothsome 4Ine!'a. ___ | Toronto 3219 8 203 157 72 | : ; : Stu Ladner spearheaded the : 1 | birds escape. | Fastest time of the day was | Chicago 27 21 13 189 157 67 | end Magazine section of The Evening Patriot, DIAL FREE DELIVERY 1 PWC attack with 20 points and this century Canada’s industrial “6. of the really up-and- | turned in by Argonaut who fin- | New York 2228 11173 18455 | Starting March 3. 4-3813 COD. ORDERS ACCEPTED ELM AVE teammate Winston Smith count- labor force increased to | coming hockey players in | ished the three-furlong oval in | Detroit 20 27 11 159 188 51 e . 0.0. O ed 13. Roger Perru, W. Jardine | 000 from 1,800,000. Summerside at the present _ 514 in the second race. Boston 1242 7 150 276 31 |

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