il.H.L. Referees Subject

To 525 Fine

3, W. 11. WHEATLEY cmggisn Press Staff Writer MONTREAL (CP)-Through a

19W regulation that has been irept l,u5h.hush all season. National Hockey League referees are sub-

C, to mics when deemed lax in

cracking down with misconduct

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pegifgljecanadian Press learned Tuesday or the regulation. Several lines have already been imposed. me fine is 835. the same as the wzomatic levy I player would have had to pay if he had been given the penalty.

other than confirming the regu- lation. NHL president Campbell Dmred little comment.

HA5 far as I am concerned the mministratlon of league policy in regard to officiating is strictly pri- vate," -said Campbell. ”l'he rei- erce-in-chief deals with emP10Y- "5 .5 he sees fit. and I don't want 1., comment on what he does or -mw he does it."

."i.vas CAN COMPLAIN

n was learned also that manage- ments of clubs can complain to VHL headquarters of laxness of Lvm-ces in imposing misconduct ocnalties. The complaints are then llSClJSSed by Voss with the refer- .(.5 before any action is taken.

' Montreal Clnadiens have just re- Jrncd from a road trip during -nich Maurice (Rocket) Richard .3; given misconduct penalties in

... succcsslvtg mes. They were nrlined to thin the action of the q-fer-egg was precipitate and un- i:riall.V hasty-

Thoy said Richard drew a mis- - rilflllcl in New York, from referee i-imnk Udvari. for asking why s :'illliii' had been imposed.

When Lax

Several of the players insisted that Udvsri told Richard in effect: "l'll see that you are lined instead of me."

Coach Dick Irvin of Cansdiens said he thinks the regulation is "a sign of weakness."

York Rifle. Club Shoot

The York Rule Club held their rtrst shoot oi the season on Satur- day night, December 4. It has been decided to shoot on Friday nights for the rest of the season.

following are the scores:

. Hardy Vesey Buell . Frank Watts Irene Hardy Isabel Swan .. Cecil Watts . W. L. Crockett. Jack Andrews Herman Buell . Howard Watts Betty Andrews

The many friends of Mr. Leslie Hunter. genial manager of Matthew and McLean's Store, Bridgetown. are glad to hear he will soon be back on the lob again tuily recov- ered from a major operation at the Montague Memorial Hospital.

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A very successful card party was held on Nov. lath at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mscdon- ald. Poplar Point. when elgven tables were in play. Ladies rise was won by Mrs. Jerome McDon- ald of Newport. Gentlemen: prize was equally merited by Mr. Ster- ling McDonald and Dan McMaster or Bridgetown. This is the tint in a series at card parties being held during the winter months.

Mr. Earle Jenkins of Dundee, who underwent a major operation at the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital. Charlottetown. has returned home fully restored to health.

Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan of France Road, accomparded by Mr. Sterling McDonald, of Bridgetown. left on Tuesday, Nov. 28rd on a motor trip to Toronto. where they will spend the next three weeks visiting relatives and friends.

Mrs. Msrths MscLeod of Bridge- town. who has been a patient in the Montague Memorial Hospital

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The second in a series of card parties held by the St. George's Sodslity took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Campbell. Poplar Point, on Thursday night. Nov. 25th. There were nine tables in play and every one enjoyed a night's run. Ladies prize was won by Mrs. Alamo Riley oi Primrose. Gents prise by Mr. Stanley Camp- bell of Dundee.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kingsbury were business visitors to Char- lottetown on Monday.

Many residents of Strsthcons and .urrounding districts attended the funeral on Sunday. Nov. 21st. at Montague of Mr. Neil D. McDon- ald. Mr. McDonald was a resident of Strathcona for many years and will be klndly.remembered as a true friend and neighbour.

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Grade Vlll - 1. Anna Lewis and Lois Powell (equal): 2. Lenny Mac- Kinnon; 3. Jackie Lewis.

Grade Vll - 1. Gerard Leslie; 2. David Lewis; 3. Charles Gillis.

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Sohurmans School Parade

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8-Dernl Prossor. Summersldt. Elementary, Grade lk'Marr-is Slrnmons, Travellers Rest. Grade 8 6-Vocal Solo. -Plano Solo.

All Contestants are asked to he on hand of: 7:00 PM. on Friday.

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