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The Humpty-Dumpty team led by their star Dave Livingstone took over first place in Holy Name League. Livingstone roll- @d a (985) single and a triple of (@21).

New Method took over second

spot with the teams closely By the way Dave's (386) is a new high for league play this

season.

, League Standings Humpty Dumpty 17 pts ‘New Method 16% pts Isle-Chev’s 15% pts 14 pts.

remaining four bunched

| Ch’town. Billiards (MacLean and Son 18% pts. Henderson and Cudmore 1314 pts.

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“If the regular hockey writer expresses judgment on a play the public but if Jacques Plante judges and makes a mistake everyone lands on me.”

Plante was troubled by asthma during his hockey ca- reer—Toronto was one place that really set it off—and he doesn’t regret having quit.

“You're sup{ to be on pins and waiting for the season to start, but I practised once this year and I didn’t

have that ling. I felt glad I didn’t have to make those road trips again.”

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PCHL Pucksters Battle Tonight

SUMMERSIDE — The Prince Pope Motor Aces, the town’s

County hockey league makes its 1965-66 debut tonight at Civic

clashing in the openér.

to RCAF Flyers.

There will be a number of

|mew faces in the Nat lineup in. jeluding Billy Andrews, younger | brother of well-known Island gue player Alan Andrews. Other | | mew members are Alan McCor- | 'mac, who, it is hoped,-will plug)

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the gap at the blueline left by the suspension of ae Walsh last season; Tay- lor of Nine Mile Creek,” plus Merle Cameron and Ron Mac- Arthur, who performed with

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in future seasons due to the in- | This year’s edition could be a| ‘‘Laysh” Schurman would coach stallation of a new machine (three or four-team league with|the team with Ulric Gallant be-

called a ‘propane flame throw- /the number of teams hinging on| ing named the manager. er’. This new machine will re- | an MAHA decision. A number of veterans will be lieve a strain from the ice com- | Last season RCAF Flyers were | returning to the ice lanes with mittee as the surface will only |fined $250 for not meeting their|the Aces this year including require three or four floodings |Playoff obligations with the| Vance Harris and Ron MacAr- th thout the campaign. |MAHA and as yet have not paid | thur who are battling weight Tonight's opening ceremony is ne a. Pi dE gee a aoe ee. and will watch to

lodged - t’s contest from gieduled to get under way at |time body and requested a decis-| lines kee ;ion-on- whether or not they will| “Also back in the lineup qill | be allowed to participate in this be Greg Deighan and the Aces’ year’s league. icoach hopes to entice veteran A spokesman for the Airforce|Garth Harris back into the team said last night that the! blades:

team is scheduled to play its) Other members of the Sum- first game on November 2ist.| merside squad are Leroy Clow, He atided that the players are|Dave MacLeod, Dave Gaudet, slated to “hit the ice” Thursday Bobby Perry, Coke Grady, and will continue workouts for|George Dalton, Willie Gallant

the opening tilt until a decision | and Allie DesRoches. —~ is rendered by the MAHA ‘one’ Three net minders, Timmy Mc- way or the other’. ,Guigan, Irving Arsenault and The third or fourth team—de- Gordon Phillips, are expected to Yes, now you pending on the MAHA decision—| all see action between the pipes! CAN get help- Fi jare the Summerside Junior’ for the Aces in tonight’s opener. ful relief from : | Legionnaires. Game time is 8:15 sharp and the minor a S | dim MacLeod, the veteran Mayor Gilbert Bell of Borden will pains of chronic arthritis, when | puckster from the capitol city, is| drop the puck at centre ice to ever they occur. Adults, suffer once again playing coach of the’ officially open the season. Also ing from the minor pain o Borden Nationals. MacLeod, in| expected to be on hand for the chronic rheumatoid arthritis his first year as coach last sea- | opening oo ade a oe have enj PROMPT benefit son, enjoyed great success, lead- George Key Jr. new from anc oe simple methoc ing the supposedly “weak sis- commanding officer of the RCAF Get all the facts. Mail coupor ters” of the league to the loop | station, Group Captain Berry, as cadens ‘finals before finally bowing out|well as members of the league

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| HAMBURG (AP)—A memor- ial shrine was dedicated Suun- day at the site of the Nazi Neu- engamme concentration camp, near this West German city, where 55,000 persons from countries died from 1938 to 1945. Several thousand former pris oners from France, Denmark, — ‘Norway, Holland, Austria, Bel-

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