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be wearing a Black Hawks Stan Mikita and Kenny Wharram. ith our

should done National Hockey League executive to curb °. ~ of teams makifg large apevend ee ae of the Cup playoffs; in order to bols ir wai dome the most coveted prize in the-world of hockey. . is just @ year ago that the Toronto Maple Leafs a wholesale swap with the New York Rangers in which they . Andy Bathgate-and.Don McKenny to aid them in the’ their third consecutive Stanley Cup championship. the teams being permitted to swap players on & large scale such as the New York-Chicago deal the 70 game schedule a great deal of its meaning. of the Black Hawks has a large fienactel 2. York organization and it appears us tne oe looked over the New York roster and picked suitable to their needs at the present time

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. B The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Feb. 6, 1965.

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By JERRY GLADMAN Canadian Press Staff Writer Chicago Black Hawks will un- | veil their latest acquisition this weekend when they engage Tor- onto _Maple Leafs in one__ of |three home - and - horne~series |listed on the National Hockey League schedule.

The Hawks and Leafs do bat- tle in Toronto tonight and switch to Chicago Stadium Sunday night. Otter matches tonight have Detroit Red Wings visiting Montreal Canadiens and Boston | Bruins playing host to New York Rangers. The clubs change sites Sunday.

Camille Henry, the nucleus of Thursday’s seven-player trade

is slated to fill the left wing slot on a line with centre Stan Mi- | kita and right winger Ken |Wharram. The 33-year-old vet- jeran is almost certain to fatten jhis scoring record with the | Hawks.

| It’s doubtful whether Ranger | farmhands Don Johns and Billy | Taylor, who were sent to Chi-

| named, will see action with the | team

| However, Rangers will prob- ably make use of the men they

CURLING DRAW

between New York and Chicago, |

}eago along with Henry and a| ;minor league player yet to be|

| AT MONTAGUE

stalemate with the | raw at Montague for today, markers. the ance by a stick late in the The PWC Welshmen battled to an 8-8 ebruary 6th. Enman Drug now have a tot. LTd_period, requiring a. num- league leading Rogers Rangers in Charlottetown and District one 7 P.M. Ot- | ber of stitches. league action at the Chvtattelona Forum, Thursday MacMILLAN RINK WINS SILVER D’ Iee 1—J. MacLean, C. Ings al of 18 points in the Prince, poi Welshmen were leading 8-7 in the dying minutes of ‘ R. Collings, L. Nelson vs Dr. | COUnty Hockey League, eight e en but Arnold MacLeod found the range for the Rangers The Sybil MacMillan rink town Curling Club, last night. MacMillan, skip; Janet Doug- some will represent the Is |E. A. Ings, E. Worth, B. pomees leading Borden Nation- Saints Lose and salvaged a tie for his teammates. captured the women's ‘Silver (from the left are) Jennie las lead; and Marge Stewart oe = oo tax oo eh Pee a joanaires. "The Junlore heats . » ; » L. Sin- : — “SRE HAIMA Senioiees eae Wo ite the Marsime- Geior-=>/-~-Di~bonepiel Se eS Hi, MacPhee. ee oe To. Axemen..- — Hockey League Thursday night and blasted new ey Sitewen saci H. | nd ’ » be ac. b | Ranene 103 for ther fret win te 13 starts. Chariiennn’® . . ° Ves Seer tre "| BASKETBALL se xewrvuir, xs. cp) — Toy’ Gallant, Summerside contributed a. singleton. e Ice 1 —L. Stewart, M. Sulli-| gi .a4e p eee anaieks cored 26 ga — ev van, c. MacKinnon, Lea Mac- | prise Saas ee | aeadia Univereey aes as Island’s 's clubs busy arranging : ; Smith, | - . | : nearby Tuer’ Dockey game for Island sports fans. A team from Char J \x'"Mackeod, A Bears." | the City Men's Basketball Lea- Wolfville downed St. Dunstan's lottetown pitted against a squad from western capital. e Ice 2—G. Kennedy, K. Hughes, | yp where night. | harlottetown Charlottetown is scheduled to play in Summerside on February L. . B. MacKinnon vs. Strang was the top scor- 43 in a Maritime Intercollegiate and the western lads will travel to the Charlottetown Forum M. ‘Wigginton, D. O'Connor, |* i the Movers-Steads game | Basketball Conference game. ao the 22 The following players have indicated they will turn N. Thompson, 0. Hennigar. atatisceey ts ana eral Andy Kranack and Brian out with the Chariottetown team. Ready, Bubby Dowling, —— followed closely by Hal Lad. | Haney shot 26 points each for aig erg ry ae a a ee han ton The Sybil ¥--M-_.. foursome | the afternoon draw 9-7 in a close |MacMillan rink wa. not to be;from MacDonald Liz MacDon- | mer of Steads who had a 21 | the high-flying Axemen, who Ne ee ee ee ren A. J. McAdam, John |defeated the Liz MacDonald |game. MacMillan counted one | outdone a they picked up a sin- ald scored two in the first and @ point night. B. LeClair of | led 40-26 at halftime. Heaney michael, Bill Ledwell, Hennessey, * Sud Dave Boswell. |Fink 10-5 at the Charlottetown |on the first end, then Bur-|gle in the tenth to win the Sybil MacMillan tied the match | | | Steads and W. MacLean of the | Scored 21 of his points in the Davis, Harvey Campbell, Lorne Hennessey ar - |Curling Club last night to win|den captured one on the second | match. up with a two of her own in the | | Movers were the next two top | Second half while the Axemen Qualifications for the team demand that you ‘be over 30 years 11, citer “D” * spiel that has | and third ends to take the lead| Joyce MacMillan took a 20. second. MacMillan promptly ad- ™ players in the game as they | #8htened up their defence to of age and out of organized hockey for at least 5 years. been held af the arlottetown | after four ends, 2-1. MacMillan | lead after - fo end and add-/ded a single in the third and | came up — 18 and 17 points oe ye en 52-17 in ° informed Club the past week. nted one on the forth end and |ed one ird while Mac- | three in the forth end to tak | Fespectively. minutes. aa a . a college oo bo MacMillan’s rink went through | then picked up two on the fifth. | Donald scored twice in the sec- | commanding 32 lead going into | Steads — Week 1, James 0, | Len Sirois led the Saints with en 1 due to their victory over the the tournament undefeated and | Burden then tied up the match |ond, The two rinks then traded the forth end. | | Johnston 5, H. Ladner 21, Mm. 15 Points. Dominion, This ts undoubtedly cut. The Saints will entertain |they will represent the Isla.d at |/4-4 with a big two in the sixth. markers with MacDonald scor-| Liz MacDonald counted one in | | Smith 16, B. LeClair 18—66 mn on — = ee 2.00 p.m. this afternoon. the Diamond “D’’ Pox. iel that} MacMillan exploded for three |ing in Se in ead MacMillan | the fourth while MacMillan xot | oe — §. Ladner 11,| IMMEDIATE emote toed th eintl . Sona of this sponth 00 tne Te te eevee one tte Sides | ine geibe away otth twentn che | "crite ce Sexe end. 4, Grant §. W. Maclone oat | of the season in the a jer in e e wein the! Mac ald pu to within one » We in third pered Thursday night to pores Boston Bruins defeat | | Sybil MacMillan defeated the tires ta eee sixth. Seth. MacMitllan’e| ee witha two tm the cod the Hacks etely, trous- OPENINGS and the win- | Burden Charlottetown in | three ni . _ Although vy’ acMillan’s| seventh end but MacMillan out 70-43 in sec- . sig ercak four gatoes. This was tie fourth goal that Forbie |the stage for the sth end with rink defeated the Liz, MacDon-| he game away with a big three ond fame of the night. __ [LEARN A TRADE ha fired while kiling penalties for the Beantown club CURLING DRAW | Matias lending 7, he Bar [ald nk worm imi ihe last | im the elehih and added sin jit Fox wis the top scorer in : | n fou a pulled away | gie in the ninth. The tenth end | is game with 30 points for | CORNER the nope a was blanked. | | me winners. Atkinson of the WHILE BEING HUNTE following is cur ling e * The line scores for the day | | Hawks Donald of the Sion ee” “~~ Clinton Heights 2" we nie owtis) ND - 2 p.m. | | in games scoring race s e 2 p.m. Silver “D” final (if ne- g Burden (C) 011 002 003 0O— 7! | with 16 points each. Kane of as Winter Season Is Tough; eessary) or runner-up game. |S. MacMillan (C) ; | the Hawks was the only other | Through the ves Huns Rouch Ti rete |e all” mmm TOCHICAGO [teeta m. J. MacMillan (R) ; 5 on pene see ns Koug! za ime 7 eae me | Doing ery e ae 201 010 001 O— 3} oc A ree eee 16, Per- Royal Canadian “Open ‘for ‘teams enter- - ; + MacDonald (C) 020 102 1101— 8} - of the! ; » R. Scantlebury | + A Winter that started on Nov. |but the end is the same.At the | eq in the Brier play ise. | : Billy ‘Taylor was one 4, MéGonnell 2, Mitton 5, Fox 17th is getting as the |speed with which covies have|7 p.m. (mixed) preci Although only a week old, the; and render first aid on ski Se ete (Cc) players involved in Thurs: | 30-70. Air Force weeks roll by. feet of| vanished from the landscape! ice i — B. Davis, D. Stewart,| Clinton Heights Ski Club may | slopes. " 21 201 031. 0—10| 2278 New York Rangers — | owks — Atkinson 16, Des- IF YOU ; " gnow_on. the with tw o|this winter one half of our Hun|w- woodruff, G. Arsenault vs.| have something big going for| Rowe has lived in Summer-| spacponald (C) 200010 2000— 5| Guica8° Black Hawks trade. | poche 6, Kane 15, MacDougall | ~ -our_| population canbe writtetsolf at | 1+” -rouzias- C. Sentner, J. An-|them.. Twenty — potential _skiers| side the past two years and was | Taylor, a centre with the | 0,” Morrison 6—43. | @ are 17 to 29 years old Huns the battle of their lives. A|the moment and our winter 1S | derson, A Roper. are now members and along) first asked, more by chance, to . ‘Rangers’ -St. Paul farm,-club, | There will be two games play- | ~ have Grade 8 education or pg eng y eotagp re ling fron dng Renae aly tans Ice 2 — A: MacEwen, S, Flem-| With a three team fledgling ex-|instruct about a month ago. Tyne Valley wah Camille Hear’ eed Ine eee ee ae nt reer very doubt-| cember. covies were dotting ming White, G. _ ecutive: Ken Judson, as Presi-| Skiing himself at the time, a on Monday night irst are sically and ful ee. oe we eet the landecage ao oe © 2 Jim hiestann K. Douglas, ‘P| dent; Sally Rankin as Secretary|lady from Summerside shot Johns, another plone | game getting underway at 7 ° single “ through grass pudding Perry, J. Gellant ' “‘lqreasurer and Fred Hyndman|down the Clinton slope, was | exchange, between the Hawks , Canadian citizen clover on & ground. Grit is for the raisens.now they are so ae Flemming; M. Mac-| #8 Public Relations Officer have| frightened and apperently had | Tops Rega S Doug Robinson, John Brenne- | Movers while the second came | Jae Sept eateinctie Gun to hie SA Sax ete Dousld, 8 Hamer tr’ Redden| given it a good start. ae contrel of hor’ skis. tame: man and Wayne tiitmen. |has Steads pitted against the |\WE OFFER ake Sn 6. mead. Heo toe | odio at dame te vs. D. George, G. MacKay, B.| The interest in forming a Ski Galsty sfervard her busbend a wor eee ree | @ $180 a month while training git ; asked he would teach continued undefeated in Wes | - in electronics, mechanical Ro and thus have to grind |the Fish and Game Association | Patridge, E. Woodruff. Club was always dominant in owe eee aa the her. | Prince Hockey League when adenine. Oral any te a ee ie Swat" cone |B. Stevenson, V. Anderson os, [ed Ski instructor was needed. So| “1 have fiends who have ekie they trimmed Alberton Regals BORDEN RINK tration or many other felds 2 f of 1993-84 1 have picked |something about the salt men-|D. Douglas, Jean MacLean D. |now there is one. Thomas, Rowe | find Would like to try 100 at | ee aint Tee boone foam get @ free medical and dental bodies Bons that were es sprinking appr-| Ward, H. MacKinnon. , from Montreal has swerved| ey ate scarec use them”,| other night. home Sthing bt skin, bone and tes: |stes on the wear of the gravel|e 5 —- Dr. Kelly, 1 Davis, G. | and sliced on cross country ran-|(i@.Woman said. Again Rowe| off toa fast start with two quick Tuesday, Feb. 9 — 8.15 free sports facilities Sones tee pot Shalt’ crepe wors'|tpreetting to assure an|Procter, R. Stevenson vs. M.|#es to long, tough, twisting proached about teaching | fone lead as Tyne Valley cou 7, Feo. 7 — Sto p.m. 8 vary gueress filled to the point ‘with |even of the gravel-|Pursey, M. Dowling, J. Wilson, | ‘rails in various regions of North | em. also. | Seals ined os Tyne vey Own 7 ae Caesk, aate ea bart. salt mixture. Nothing doing. |J. Douglas. Amertea since he started in| The whole art of skiing is the | tered for three in # now. RCAF EAGLES opportunity for wide travel _._ A danmer told mea few days Re ee Pe 8.30 p.m. 1940. . ability to turn”, the instructor Se ee das 4 weeks’ anseal ago that a highway truck scat-|2 non-political body”. That was! ice 1 — (Open) In 1965 he received instruction |¢2 vrs, iy “etter You're ability |» Atte nthe moring -tor vs. pay tered ¢ mixture of cand and salt |reclly tor the to we 8| Ice 2 — E. Ford, A. MacKin-| at noted Banff, Alberta and ¢ot-|come”. skier you Re | pair followed by three tallies WHY on an icy patch on the highway |slang expression. When 2 808°) non, V. Fraser, M. Gill vs. A. ; | BORDEN NATIONALS not visit us to discuss and minutes later a covey Of 14| gestion was made in this Gill, P. Dalziel, T. Burke x | titued. when arriving back in| “The situation {s-very good at| for the visitors on fast com- your possible future as a tech- Huns were in eeleree ene season Was | Ford, . .“° 7 Montreal in 1956 because “the | Clinton Heights” bination plays to make the count feat meno eee el ten ene a eee tthe Gay in, Geter | Ice-3 — K. Dalziel, M. Acorn, |style of skiing was changing”. Regular Admission this “coupon it in for back ds Nis Wek wes|No, ot tmx aN6 wp come Fee ee oee aid: G.| t,t eame year, the Canadian ‘ ~ He later spotted the | more’. For what? You. know | sonias 3. Hall. "| Ski Alliance was formed, bring-/ ‘hill could be made . This| Clones Frame chalking ap Gres NO OBLIGATION Seamk ep cone troll |verting ong aaa tis couties Ice 4 — B. Acorn, Jean Mac-|#2& together a wth ig ~ Larne Sete nde by Smaking na | being Pine yo FBia. > (fllvon $ - ST. DUNSTAN'S . oe gee ae a on the snow and |to game ae well as tarm prod. |K°%: 0 Ooi" s” iddings itcre eat one to| Moving the earth to the top of | BY fine work on the part of the . ° SEND TO three mile 6 years eaoter top is| lee 5 — H. Edwards, M. Blak-|teaching throughout ; Montreal native who is| valley with & total of four goals . FFI ‘another farm-| ready. This was rid-| eney, D. Taylor, M. MacLean vs.| Rowe later pushed loyed with Canadair at | followed by J. Morrison with a of OFFICE ‘ covey of 16 Huns ing herd on some of L, ee, M. Garrett, G.|to St. Margaret, 55 miles "s RCAF Station will | ir, Ron MacArthur D. Berch S.D.U. vs. University Moncton CAFRC erops with this mix- present day Hun Schieyer, B. Brookins. Montreal to join a ski patrol. with another instructor Joe | Pea’ "sing 189 Prince William St. ; pont S*Pera| (Marion Dockendorft in charge| This particular type of patrol of the RCAF and 5, Gerrtll with singketens, Temover He used to| were born and has a lot to e ski , Primarily! Erskine Matthews led the Re- Saint John, N.B. Sere eS ee cate ). designed to search for hazards area in any way. “I a nom wend Ww oy . at Z. " x they Jocal hurt our Huns They were sort x & © wrong for people to! Wes Hardy, Allan Wallace, and NAME ........ te eevcecceceecce Seer Clo ae SSE Be mit oe pa" che Bence 1, Mimison: avonsse was - Adults: Students: ee eeeeeerrenee rene ‘oun beltiees on a mixture of ljearned new fast. In : s teey ae _barn-floor There has | fac nine never did make $1.00 50c Saaiaece séecen Seeen on ge ad’ tals ‘envoy for | any in their growth and that the area : ' EDUCATION .............4.4 : aweek, . even in the days when ski toe had to * surrounding Ivan Irwin SS —SSSSSS_ | ponies ns fom wd ery to apprach ii. ot - st rowina| JOT Ra . > al ° the fast growing) ‘ ¢ 7 eon . s a . them n ” 6 ‘ ee. The rk neport with s wath ot lead” There was a s Kang: . TO THE ELECTORS:OF WARD FIVE; j.. Att ore “ain aon. p to Wentworth vn fnt?| NEW GLASGOW (CP)—Dr. pnt Fe aN | y ee alley,| John Hamm, president of New It is my’ intention to nominate for the office of ree every |aen ‘ Councillor in Watd Five im the forthcoming Civie : y a few nstructors are Ri-| Hockey League defenceman Election. on Saturday’to elub mem-|Ivan irwin has been signed to

The following is the curling

received in the trade — Wayne ‘Hillman, Doug Robinson and John Brenneman. New York coach Red Sullivan will be

forced to, shake up his lines to} fill the wide gap left by Henry...

Ulf Steiner and Bob Plager were sent down to Baltimore to make room for the new players. LOSE SUPERSTAR

Rangers most productive line —The French Line—had Henry

[Henry Plays First Game As A Black Hawk Tonight

patrolling Jeft wing with Rod Gilbert on the right side and Phil Goyette at centre. The trading of their high-scoring captain, who had 21 goals to date this year, took away Rang- ers’ only superstar.

“I feel sorry about leaving,” Henry said prior to joining | Hawks in Toronto. “Tt had hoped to finish my career in New | York.”

Combines Nip Juniors;

SUMMERSIDE Enman Drug Combines’ Greg Deighan drilled home a 10 foot shot with less than three minutes remain- ing in the game to give his team.a tough 43 win over the Summerside Junior Legionnair- ies here last night.

Deighan’s marker came short- ly after picking up the puck in Legionnaire ice and skating in on goalie Gary Sommers. Deig- han had scored an earlier goal in the first period that gave the Combines a 1-0 lead before Junior's Ivan Baglole tied it up. Willie Gallant was the other half of Enman Drug's scoring | with two goals. Defenceman Leroy Clow assisted on all four

Deighan Gets Winner

were automatically shattered with the loss. They have three games remaining but won't be able to catch the Combines. After the first period 1-1 tie, Gallant picked up his first goal in the. second frame. But with less than two minutes remain- jing in the period, Legionnaires’ Alan Gaudet rapped in a re- bound tying the score again. Don Arsenault gave the Jun- |iors a 32 lead early in the | finale scoring on a pass out from behind the net. Twenty ® | three seconds later, Gallant

| knotted the score once more with his second goal setting the

stage for Deighan’s winner. Deighan was severely cut in

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