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JANUARY 15. 1954

Scantlebury Business Establishment Expanded

Bringing to an expanding busi- l,--s me rxlienriice of more than r. my yc .is a s'.::cvss1ui artistic at-.. . . 1' and decorator. Mr. nnllic S;-antlebury has taken his .-mi George into partnerslhip un- .1-1' the firm name of ”Saant1ebux-y suns and PI'ISIziCS”. located in ex-

, .-ind remodelled quarters at

St. wing the modern trend the ;; a variety of in-

S'side Acesl Defeat Albany For Third Win

-The summerside Aces made it three games in a row without. a. de- feet by winning over the Albany St. Pats at the Bedeque rink last night to put them further out in front in the South Shore Hockty League. The game ended 12-11 for the summerside entry, but until well on in the lirial frame the contest was a nip and tuck affair with enther teem pouible victors. The ice was hard and test aridlhe brand of play was the best showing to dale in this league. some rug- ged checking was in evidence, and 15 penalties, all minors. were handed out. Dee LeF'urgey in the cage for the Aces. Played u: out- sti-inding game. stopping I grist of labelled rubber in the many savage gzangiiig attacks that swirled around his net. Dugay in the Al- bany net was almost unbeatable at short range, but weak on drives from further out.

The Schurman-Schurmsn-Harris line accounted for seven of the dozen markers. Paul Schunnan leading all snipers with three goals and two assists, Maynard Schur- man had two goals and a like numberrof helpers, and Vance Hair- ris two counters and one assist. Claude Gaudet scored two. Peter Pope had one goal and three as-1 sists, and deienceman Gay. ii goal. and two helpers. 1

Gorcl Cutclifie led the Albanyl attack with two counters and three. assists, and Williams also notchedl up two goals. Pope and Ger-maine,, newcomers to the Aces club. were. impressive in flashes. For Albanyu

-,-,4-r xrid Plexiglas adapted to every 4 ivniit and in more than . :5. Tll'3Sl- English plas- . . .:iillo:'t2d in sheets up to : u tcet .-zquaro, but sniallcr sizes .. nicrc desirable ior most Jobs

ll run from a few inches .lu.i-cl such as door names and : imbcrs. to four feet long and I. - rrl uxitln for lili.'fYl'il' l1'll'.il0W dis- I'll signs.

After each Job is cut out. and zziuuldorl under heat and pressure, we job is sanded. buffed and pol- .,icd by modern electrically oper- -rd machines which are located .the upper floor of the new nnrx. The uround floor front is vtrlctlvoly .-arranged as :1 show- .om with :1 great many samples .i:' work on display. In addition to -vnulded plastic letters. metal and mod rlesigns .'ll'(' available. Air- .--usli work on showcurds CDnilIlnl('S .. be ll. feature with the new or- snization.

.l!baiiRT!5&iE;iE Mount: Tryon

Albany junior St. Pats defeated "tin Mount Tryon Rf1lI1l)I'Hs in the l,'l'.lpilll('I Rink last. night in n clsati :.niie of hockey.

S”'"'"””V ll t showed briefl lsl period l Mooney Ga an 1. Albany, L, Wudell (Noonam :;l:11;';':'”ihI;.!fgl?k:,,:lu1:pann4l;eiy";ili 5l:gRl)tfl3:iod- AA MmAmy' Om" dl6iel1':E. did some effective poke- . , , l , , ciec nu. 2. Albany. L, Wddtll (DillASD1ll Lineups:

3. Albany. L. Wndell (M. Wadelll 4. Albany B. Dt:La.ney (L. Wadelll 5, Albany. D. Dawson (W. Mac-

Aeas-Goal: LeF'urgey; defence, Gay, shields: forwards. P. Schur- 'man. M. Sohurman. H.srri.s, Ger-

Lmm arm G. Grad Gsudet Penaitlt-s- A. Murray. ,',';”;,T”'cfme,,,',fj YA 3"” l'”””l Albany--Goal: Dugay: deienc

ll Alhtiny, P. Delniivy (L. Wndi-ill 7'. Albany. P. Delaney 1NO0l1.'l.lll 8, Mount Tyron, Noonan. Referees - B. Mcoiilly B. lzatiw l

Cutclifie. Gallant. R. Grady. Mut- tart: iorwards: Williams. Des- Roches, Welsh. Gannon. PhilliF5- Hewett. Landry.

-"L Referee-J. Hunter. ilneumn-F ' r-or mm-r-mm MacDonald. SUMMARY Mount Pleasant mm mm- 1-Albany. Williams Def i (Cutclufei 3:01 ea 2-Aces. Harris . (M. schurmui) 13:50, R 1 3 3-Albany. Landry ' (Cutcliffel 11:12 ggg 4-Aces. P. Schurman (Gay) . .. .. 11:53 The second game of the Mount ' 5-rAC”5- M- 5d"”m'm l (Pope) 13:54

Pleasant Hockey League was play- ed on Wednesday night in the. Viount Pleasant rink with the' Mount Pleasant I-lawks clefeatinci

Penalties: "izA.'”'drIsdy. cuwiuie.

Vwllliams. Pope. Second Period

llle Grand River Cardinals 7-3. 6'-ACe5' Pope .

The referees were Junior Strong-. .1 .(Ag;udga)y

man and James Coughlin. l "f t " ' m'"”””" 8-(Al3.barx1ryny')ouwn”o is-no Mt. Pleasant: Gen. M. Hummm 9-Mgany onnilba .

on: defence. B. Burleiglh. J. Bur- (Cutcllitu) 15-52

NW" H" P"”””5- 5- K"le- 3- Penalties' shields "”cuwiiiAie.

Uoughlin; forwards. R. Yeo. c. wllila.msA Gallant Shields.

Phillips, 3. Banks. G. Henderson. gllleldg Ggiignl. Grand River: Goal. G. MauLel- .31-lllnl pg;-log

inn; defence, Fr. P. Murnaghan. lo.Aceg, Germaine :38

l- Adams. 15:. MacDonald. V. Mer- llnmbany, Williams

rlson, W. MacDonald: forwards. R (De517u)ohcd. 1-iotwatt) ...... .. B243

ilaoLellan. J. MacLellan. B. Moi- 12-Aces, P. Schurmi-ll

-3011. Buddy Morrison. B. Glllis. (Harris) 0:86 summary: 1!-Aces. P. Schumiui

First Period (Pope) .................. ............ 10:32

xii. Pleasant. R. Keefe is-Aces. Gsudet 10 56 IE. Millers T who (lime) :

lit. Pleasant. R. MnoLea.n I 15-Albany. Clltcllffe (E. Dennis) . 18.05 (DesRoches) . 12:00

lit. Pleasant. 0. Henderson 18-Aces. M. Schurman (B. Banks) .. 18.89 (P. Schurmen. Harrie) . 122:1 Penalties: B. Morrison sis, R. 17-AW-3"” Keefe 17.55. (Germaine. Gay) .. 16:08 smm P'""d ”-?8S?.'.S”.'f.d” 1968

lit. Pleasaiit. E. Dennis 0 t (C, phllllpsl V ”0 Penalties: G. Grady. Willie-ms.

lil.EPl&15:rit. G. Henderson ”"""-"T -'-'

. r) ,. ...l.40 ' lIt(.BPlsasmt, a. Mills: NOTIII NWO? AIIN . Banks) . . .. . .i4.4o - -

Grand River, Fr. Murnalrhan is.37 IENIIIIISIIITG Wm Penalties: W. MacDonald 13.22, g BmAmgh.n1:'58' ' North River defeated Winsloc

mum M rd Pm” by I score of 3-0 Thursday night

V"' F” M”m”h'"l in I hockey game at North River

,.m' cm") ' " --------- -- 4-45 Rink. Goal gette I were 1!. New-

'rr"gId'ggf;E:- FL M""'”Ch3ll son, K. Wheatlcy and '1'. scllick.

. ' 3 - - Hampshire defeated Dunstan- lt. Pleasant. J. Burleigli na e 2 to 1. also at North River

I lC- Phillips! . 12.45 rink Hampshire goals were scor- VPenaltles: R. Yeo 8.00, R. Keefe ed by Watts while Cudin WI! "'52- marksman for Dunltaflnue.

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Second Period ............ .. 8 :42

Penalty: Howe 7:40

(Delvecchio, Kelly) . Penalties: Godfrey 10:51. 9 Third Period

Penalties: Lsblrie and Goldham 13:12. 1

BIIDCIIP. England (OP)-No foil- ures were reported in examine- tlons for student nurses last year at the St. Marys Hospital Train-l invg school in this Kent commun- l

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Basilica Youth Club Bowling

Following are the results of the Bullies Youth Club bowling mat-

Oieary Maroons lltivals 4 Defeat Alberlon Regals 6-2

Richmond 6-2

-The iirst hockey match of the season to be played in Mount

Red Wings to win their fourthl WASHINGTON, (AP) - Bob- '50n5ec"”Ve Nmlonal HOCKCY 1485- Porterfleld. the Ani:-rirnn Lea-'5ll'lC9 he M5 be?" Wml "5-" gue start 2-1 from Boston Bruins l uuc's leading pitclier last yonr.l Griiliili "said ho believed the-'. WILII less than seven minutes re-.WcdnL-sdny joined the growlnxz lisllvlub would have difficulty only” nisining Thursday night at thelnf Washington Senators who thinklwith Porterfieiri and Mickey Ver-. Boston Garden. itlieylre worth more money thaninon. the first baseman who ledl

Bkov broke up the most excltinglihe club has offered. the league in hitting last yeillll game played here mi; seggol-l by The 22-game winner said the with .337. caroming his clincher off the farl ' T net post after being set up by l. Marty Pavelich. The latter midi wi-; JOIN 1N EXTENDING intercepted deienceman Hsl Lay- coe's clearing shot well inside CONCRATIILATIONS

It was 5kov's eighth goal of thel season and his fourth at the Bruins' expense. 1 To

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in Borden rink last night, ches lslst night in the Holy Name ..-I-he Ovldeal-y Mal-guns followed Pleasant Rink was held Jan. tl Milton Hornets defeated Parkdale Hall: up their 9-4 victory at U'Le'.iry oii,'"'ll””3" "ll: Wt-llllllllllll E3210-r Bombers in s Cropsud Board of Monday nlgm by delcalmg the Al..aml the St. Nicholas Rivals and Trade League lame by the score Nolondldlla l,e,-um Regglg 5.2 on thel, l,,,,,,,.'emieu in a 6 to 4 score in favor at 11-6 with C. MscLeen starring L. Arsenault .. 162190 228-580 lee at Alberta" lug, nlgml The of st. Nicholas. This was intel- tor the 'Hornets. E. Pnquet 212 146156-514 game W” I bll raged but Very mediate c hockey and the ll,-El Milton: goalie. Simmons. ro- J. Murphy 162 237 215-614 I lug wllh me vlalgm-5 llavlng lhe game in the Mount Pleasant Led- celved I knee injury in the first J. Murnaghan. 150164 169-4831,3139 on play glu-Ouglmull gall)-mg gut. The ice was good, the gilili' period and was replaced by Mac- H. MacEachern. 8'7 129 135-351 l one goal in the first period ll, lhc nus iihl and rough with 'l'omni;- F"1"I9 Wh” did 3 3Pl9lldld 105- . I Rcgals nolic, three in the middle Mdl'l'V9lll 0! Rlclllllvlld Etllllli r Sumrnlry:- Kilmlei l sesslml wlll-l llm local boys gen,-Hg lll'dlCiI misconduct penalty lil liz- FINE 701404 R. Mccloskey 161 104 157-422 their first marker and a pair in the Second Pellod 101' lltlnckliig thu- 1-Milton. Mncbean. P. Callaghan 57 94 110-161? last period for 3. total of e. The relerees. Carman Plnlllrs and Wllllewsl -------------------------- .- .85 r. Mccarvills so 115 a&.ao2 , Regals managed to bang In a sec- James Couzhlin. - 2”TP”kd”l9' D"""- B. Lacey 192 115 145-452 iond marker at the seventeen mark I-lll9llll5i-r IMacDonald. Carroll) 2.35 M Hynes m ls; 95g25g llll the llllal pel-lolly Goal, Wenzlall Bridge-s; ll(liPlll'" 3--Parkdaie, Ready. 0,. Flynn H 195 195 175.555 5 Goal tenders on both teams, new RON M-'lCNl'l11. Bill MalcNeIll (Wentherbie. Hurry) 2.35 Pom”: Nogoodk-ms 5; Kygml” all at the lab, pel-fol-med very well. l-Jveictt Cameron, Lloyd Cameron 4mMUV-On. CTUWYI. trrlle lce was ll-l excellent ncodlglol; Gerald O'Brien; forwards, Vernon l (Andrews, C. Msclaanl ..3.2s . Dsisy Mses Lineups: Fitzgerald, Freddie Fitzgerslil, 0-MIND". Clllwyll. I. Dowllnz 166 216 mags”, o'Lel-ll-y Mal-Dons; Goal, 13,-mlggl-; Jerome MacNeill. Gussie MacNeill. V (H. MacLean) . D. Bursa 160185 u3g453 , defencg, l-la,-l-l5, Maclgollalcl and Junior Bridlzcs, Louis Perry. Tom- ilm1:g:l;;l;l1ll9)- W98!" 3. pm” l I 185 17-, 163.530 1 Turner; forwards, (E. Rodgersoii. A. nlil Manx:-ill. Coach. Roy l-iitzscr- ........................... .. l Macgl-e ol-V smllllllmlll ll 3m.nalr(4'V a l. 1 7-Plrkdaie, MacDonald. :ue:::l5lA(e G. Berngard, J. Baglole, St. Nitllllitlsl Goal, G. Glnlbit. (Dunn. Carroll) ........ L... .25 ' V Albmm, Regals; Goal, Johll defence, Gerald Blacqulere. Claud- 3-f;I:licll;;;va11d3')ll""- imputim Kinch; defence, E. Atkinson, c. Blzarlrlgxl. George Gaude: and Har- -- -- ' -v - 0 ac iere' ' 9-.-......... cm. . ll g-frer;v,, -- - 1,15,; lg: l1;3.;;gg . .3"-.;:r:.:l;..., ;,0:2:,;,d,s;.,l,t- M... c".”;.....:. '”5:.".f.'Sf,' 3:'3.?;:: Penalties: Hurry, McKarris, D' Camdp 9 " ' 126134169 4q9'Mlllm-ml R. pl-ldll;lm' C, 13...”. Gaudot. Hubert Gnudet, Zodrir Gmgom LSecooy1chdAIl1:a:AioAI4;A AA Mtiaaclfinis A 35152 96:3EiA3I 'l”dlmE- Gavin. R. Fm.-er, c. C:il- l-gone-ylrd fgludell Elery . . V . ' . LI . an lonlmllonl F1-jzzell. Points: Daisy Macs 4; Rasputinsl (”aef2reeTR0ben Prom. . ms .0. "E (Tremere) ....................... ,, 6,25 1- 5umniary:- 11-Milton, Cruwys, L" Mme SlIM:tIARY 1.-ll-59, gel-lad (C. MacL.ean. Andrews) 13.110 I T " l First Period 1.3;, Nu-l..,l,.,, c, Gaudcl, penallle,-; Coyle. Reudl'I llun-y M. Robinson 20-1 13). 161-49') 1-x1.ii'mm ll. .1l'.trl)o::.rlvi ax. l:3dr'rl ,. 5..'i3 tlwo minors and a misconduct). K. Kelly . 141 157146-444 -1:5.) 3 lll.-llmonlll ls, lrllggelalll, Ihhd Period J. Nealis . . 13'! 114 175-426 Penallirs: None. .l.;. Can,..m,l, ll”, 12-Mmllll. CH-lWY5i J- MCGWZHIL 204-435 Second Pcriml P(:ililILlCS1 J. .ViacNeill. L. Gau- (H. acLean) ....... .. . .25 2-1:4ai'ooni.)W. I-larlgis act, 13-Milto . C. MacLean . . .40 H. Powp g, l J. Bagoe. L. eriiardt 5:10 Sgcond pm-log l-i-lvlllton. c. IVIBCLUEII. M. whit; 34:'I”-lli'l30ll5- ljelllanlitll 3 st. Nicliolas. L. Gaudei. t . Mav.'Lean) ............... .. 8.54 l M l l l up n Cllll'dl'. . 'rlQl'xJ(” 6.0.3 IH Gzuulr-ll . .. 15--Milton, Cruwys, za”l.':,::”" P-Mumvns. Rodzm-on l .1 .--o. Niclinla-. G. BiaL'rluiel'c. (C. MacLeanJ ................ .. 9.25 . . V A Macnollald ' ' me 175 lslkdlm l lMacGi'cgori M 1; ((3 Gamlell H H 3.50 16-Milton, 1-I. MacLean, ., - l "Palms. Ll, Abrlm 3 H. Mamnm o-Resals. Mlllman l 5-Si. Nicholas. c. Gaudet 1 lvii7ll'AlZZell)C he - it .. - . 114 i ' 3 1 ;C. (l3:l1ia.Ei;i'ill) ........... .. 11:40 snmchmondl .1, M3cNgl)1y 7- iton, ruwys, . , . l , .. i l ena eszl one. l (G, Maclveill) 1.1n lmldmws) ' 19'!) ';cAl:').1se Ill:fl;lz(AlAst Ill:?0pTl1('A:l1?l':PP1ZIN'? hAi)is-!!.'Ei0if'll::AiAel xi;-(i'iAirliigabOiiiAi!doi'Wlitilg osyAx)'ArAi l'?lilllVS l Third Period . 7Tm('hm”"d' Fr Fitznmld 13'm P"””””1 R”dl'- MPKBM” .i'iliihIL' as the rosult of a verbal liy-line Aand under his own )lC- W Giiir A259 19"! 17" 622 6!MmAD0nS' G" Bcmmd M01 P"””"i”: 1" Gaudet T'"""”' Coylet C' MaCL""' attack relezised llpoii the presi- lure went on to sin” ”This is Am' DAMacLAieaIi A 168 131; 24lA)AE5 0 7EMamAmsA FA Smanmu” 'MmANml' Gugsic MaCNem' TA R'””"l Picked"! 3"” Dal” dent of theANatlonul llockey LB:l- frank opinion and tilt brings me NA MacLean A AA AA 136 19a 166-:5g0 3 i5,i”:fi"””..”."'..””.fGi'e””r' Mm M”CNem' "mch "”5”"d”cL '""' ...w-- - 15:;lpgntfggjge,:3:glg;;'.,:;,,Ng1l:: :f,5:l;gf:;""5,;'ef;'rl"z, to mm H- senmer mos 91--as. vei':a1?ies:'e.”z5oage.-son.17:33 s-st. N.E.':.'.lS.,'.3Ti”8..i.., o ' l 1l' f ,,l l, cl kl B I dyl eat on. a solar the I Termites Klnch. C. Fraser, L. Harris. (C, caudal) 12 S e""A.,C-a3n,pw O rimg 0 mu ( . 8 K2 1" 0 ""5 H" ”"m""3 9” 5- Clmm" 140 159 152-4511 m-m-m-m-”- . D--Richmond F. . , r-ubllrlli -ll Ill"! vxiymwt of Boom- In print? - - - oh. well. I will L. Johnston . 119131 35-335 NORWICH. England (GP) - A lu..ql Vlrlloiaq H caudal 1.;-.5 . ll3;)oli;l liicltllliernigglcsrlrnil-1)", blrcalilsil icayc lh0CkE;1.V '-lnfl 1 WW0 MI idea G. Sclievers . 102 M5 107--324 sculptured head of the goddess A A A AV ' -V.AAA 2-I Victory .: 0- Km 84 72 we to ---e-- . gun” weekly in Montreal thelgame” 5 P 9" Wl 0 t 9 E. Beagan - 85104-1B9lhave been 2.000 years old. Now La. Paz, Bolivia. situated 12,00( 0 A v s - J. Peters .. - 110 137-237 experts have decided it is merely feet up in the Andes. is tlhe hith- . Points: Pappys 5; Termites 0. a 19th century copy. est city in the world. 3"” P""""e"' l "DD 'near as much as I expected." ll 3Ul'3g:i-rglklltiii (:1F)ce;treA l;)Il;llAet:kl:(v Calvin Griffith. the club's vice en ' . l il president, replied that "Porter-l d .bl.d the pace utung Damn Ifield has been paid extremely well3

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