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Sourie Curling Club Annual Meeting

. . ' The annual meeting of the sourls Ourllng Club was held in the Town Hall on Sunday January 25th.

President J. A. Peters occupied

the chair reviewing the activities of the Olub during the past year. lollowing which he called for nominatio . resulting in the elect- ion of the following officers: president -H. H. Latter: vice president- M. A. Macllcon: sec- retary-treasurer, John Edge- co b . e membership committee of J. A, Peters. 3. L. Stewart. W. A. Wright, W. E. Pierce: a games com- mittee or Dr. Edward Kasmer, Keith Matheson and J. H. Brennan.

Although at s considerable dis- advantage this year due to the mild weather and the imposiblllty of marking the ice in the skating rink. the boys hope That there will be a spurt of frost during the coming month. considerable discus- sion took place regarding the procuring of a club room and the purchasing of additional stoves.

CELEBRATE MARCH 15

Montreal- (OP)--The United Irish societlu of ' t l decided that the annual Gala St. Patrick's Day parade this year will take place on Sunday, March 15. starting at 3 PM. and following the umal route along Bheribrooke street,

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Again In. 1932, Canada moved forward with giant srrlclea. In every signilicant field of activity. 1951 Eguree were surpassed and new highs reached.

And once again the Royal Bank moved forward. Our assets advanced to 02.691. 456,873, the highest ever reported by any Canadian bank. Deposit. accounts numv ' bored over 2,250,000. Total deposits pafsed the 82.5 billion marl:-a new record-and

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clvlllans employed 4,997,000 Gross producllon 313,768 million" New construction 31,424 million

' wheat crop 3-il.8 million on Installed power capsclly 10.5 million il.P. New cspltal Inveslmanl 32,439 million Oil production 7.7 mllllon bbls.

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a striking redection of the thrift of in- dividual Canadians.

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)cities. towns and villages from coast to coast. we built new branches and modem- ized others, to keep pace with the growth of 'a busy nation. Over 780 branches strong, the Royal Bank matches strides with Canada, a big bank serving a growing country.

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NEW YORK. Jan. 28 -(AP)- The Amateur Athletic Union Mon- day launched a 3500.000 fund drive to enlarge the country's sports program with the battle cry: "We must beat Russia.”

The drive starts Feb. 14 and will be raised by public subscription. "Russia subsldizes her athletes." said Jeremiah T. -Mahoney, who heads a '70-man committee assign- ed to fatten AAU coffers. "She subsidizes her athletes with prolet- arian methods. She has millions training daily while working for the government.

"To meet this challenge 'we must make our country sports conscious. must reach out to get 5,000,000 yes, 10,000,000 more young men and women under athletic training." other AAU officials spoke 01 measures to improve U. S. stand- ards in gymnastics. wrestling and other minor endeavors.

Charles L. Omstein, veteran AAU and Olympic official, said the American system of training gymnasts much be overhauled. "Ruuia's women especially dom- inated this event," Ornsteln said. "That's becusse they were trained for it since childhood. They take

women, to match them, wlllv have to do the same."

gymnastics mostly that sians pressed the U. S. for the un- official team championships oi the Olympic Games at Helsinki last summer. After trailing most of the way, the U. S. rallied on the final week-end to gain an overall edge of 610 points to 553 1-2. Palms are awarded for six places-I0 for first, five for second. four for third, and so on.

Announcement of the drive was made by Douglas P. Roby of De- troit. national AAU president. at the luncheon meeting attended by AAU officials, newspaper and radio

men. Roby said the AAU has been los-

Quebec Senior League Slalislics

MON'r,Rl!lAL. Jan. 3 -(CP)- Andre Ccirriveau, valleyfield Braves ace, and stan smrke. Chi- coutlml sagueneens marksman, are tied for top spot in the Que- bec senior Hockey League scoring race with points apiece.

Corriveau has 20 goals and 30 assists iwhiie 5mrke's total is made up of 5 goals and 3'7 assists.

one point behind the leaders is big Jean Beliveau of Quebec Aces. Beliveau now has 34 goals and is still the leading scorer in the loop and 77 assists for a 61-point iobal.

Sherman White of the Chicouti- mi Sagueneena is the top helper in the league with 30 assists. He also has 21 goals for a 60-point total. two points behind the leaders and one back of Big Jean.

Ralph (Bucky) Buchanan, an- other ohlcoutiml marksman. is next in line with a 22-35 for s 56- point total. Sherbrooke's Tod oampcau has 10 goals and so as- sists for 54 points followed by Jac- ques Locas, Sherbrooke sharp- shooter who has 27 tallies to his credit along with 22 assists for 49 into.

Chicoutlml aagueneens are now atop the leaguelslandings with n pace-setting 59 points. Montreal Royals and Ottawa sena'tors fol- low with so and 40 points. respect- lvel .

erbrooke saints and Valley- field Braves continue to battle for fourth place with 46 points apiece.

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Rocky Marciano Gels Sl0.000 Ray HOCKOK Bell

RDCH.E'I'.llR. N. 11-. Jan. 28 (AP) Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano Monday received the 010,000 Ray Hoclrolr belt as "pro- fessional athlete of the year" in 1932 at the Rochester Press-Radio Club dinner.

l-lockok presented the prize belt with its solid gold buckle and 26 diamonds to the 28-year-old slugger from Brockton, Mass, to keel) Def- manently.

Marciano, unbeaten in 43 lights with 38 knockouts, broke the grip of baseball in the pro competition. Phil Rizzuto. New York Yankee shortstop, won the first award in 1950 and Allie Reynolds, Yankee pitcher, nipped Jersey Joe Walcott for the 1051 award.

Marciano polled B0 first-place votes from the country-wide panel of 146 sports writers and sportscast- ers. On the basis of 3-2-1 for a first,

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second or third-place mention, the Rock piled up 309 points.

Tony Despirlto, the 17-year-old riding flash from Lawrence, Mass. who broke all records for riding winners l.n a year, finished second with 201 points.

Bobby Shantz, the Philadelphia. A's half-pint southpaw who was named most valuable player in the American League. finished third with 120 points.

Mickey Mantle, the Yankees re- placement for Joe DiMaggio in centre 'field was fourth with 90 points.

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WILMINGTON, Del., Jan. E - -(AP)- Establishment of the world's richest horse race for fil- lies and mares was announced Monday by Delaware Park with the disclosure that the New Castle Handicap will be increased to 5100.000 in added money. It will be run July 4.

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