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W - I! ,..y K:-' WAY Z - IFIIIIIIITDIIE 00. LTD. Q i 101 Great Gtorge 8i.. - , PHONE 5211 L an AVAILABLE with absolutely no DOWN rar- CHAB ETOWN. P. E. I. 3.25. . me GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN 1VIcMeekinis 1st Shutout As Atlantics Win Over Millionaires HALIFAX, (CP) - Goalie Roy McMeekln racked up his first shut-out of the season Saturday as Halifax Atlantic: blanked Syd- ney Millionaires 5-0 in a Mari- time Major Hockey League game. The win put Atlantlcs, five points ahead of second-place Syd- ney Millionaires. Gene LeClerc opened the acor- ing with the only goal of the first period. Bill Ford potted one in the second and LeClel-c scored again. Doug McPhee and Bob Bowness tallied in the third. Eight of the 13 penalties handed out by referee Laurie Power: went to Halifax. Play was fairly even, but Syd- ney couldnt get a. thing past Mc- Meekln. He and Sydney goalie Giles Bolsvert each made 37 stops. Line-ups: Sydney: Goal, Boisvert; defence Reardon, Matthews. Mclntyre. Mc- Donald, Mccullum: forwards, Guay, Lacrolx, Smith, Robertson, Pirle. Kilblnec, Marshall, Dubuc, Beaupre. Halifax: Goal, McMeekin; de- fence. Bloom. Arcand, McNeil; Score 5-0 forwards. Wywrot, Bolvness, Ford, I-Iollett, Watson, Morrow, Mc- Phee, Leclerc. Referee: Laurie Powers; lines- men: Reg Beazley and Bernie Mulcahy. SUMMARY First Period 1-Halifax. Leclerc (Morrow. Ford) .. 5:51 Penalties: Wywrot :38. Mar- row and McIntyre 8:56, Kubinei 6:54. Second Period 2-Halifax, Ford (Bowness) 3-Halifax, Leclerc (Bowness) .. Penalties: Ws Donald 11:27. Third Period 4-Halifax. McPhee (Ford, Bloom) .................. .. 2:48 5-Halifax, Bowness (Wywrot) ...................... ,. 9:59 Penalties: Bowness 42 Mor- row 6:57. 17:16. McDonald 7:47. Watson 12:02, LeClerc 15:42, Mr- Intyre 17:16. Stnps: Boisvert 12 12 13-37 McMeekin .. 9 18 10-87 Toronto, Montreal Win Saturday N.H.L. Games TORONTO. (OP) - 'lLiol-onto Magus 1leafs,atyimied until the l ' minutes by young Camille Henry, defeated New York Rangers 3-2 here Saturday night before 12.- 350 National Hockey League fans. Henry, 145-pound centre w played junior hockey 1-I-It INN" with Quebec Cltadellu. evened the scoring for Rangers after about two minutes play, Eric Nesterenko tied it 1-1 at 15:31 of the first period and Teeder Kennwy gave Leafs a 2-1 margin nea.r the four- mlnute mark in the second frame. Henry put Rangers back on even terms at 5:48 oi the third period and it remained that way until Ron Stewart fired into the vacant Ranger net with about three min- utes eft. Henry's first goal was the best of the night. He carried the puck in from the Leaf bluellne, swept around dofenceman Fern Flaman and fired a waist-high shot past goalkeeper Harry Lucnley. Nesterenko cancelled thst one with a 25-foot drive from along the Ranger boards and Kennedy gave Leafs the lead for the first time when his shot appeared to glance off goalie Johnny Bowers shoulder into the net. Henry's second goal gave him 11 for the season. Rangers' best mark. Rangers were attempting to kill off a penalty to Andy Bath- gate when Stewart evened up mat- ters. SUMMARY nut Period i-New York. Henry (Rohty, Hergeshelmer) 2:05 2-Toronto, Ncaterenko (Mlgay, Hsnnigarl) .. 15:31 Penalties: Bolton :49, Irwin 7.- 12. Bathgats 15:22. Morrison 15:44, Flamsn 19:09. Second Period 3-Toronto, Kennedy (I-Iorton) . .. 4:19 Penalties: Rlonty :49. Kullman 2:09 and 5:90. Bolton 2:25, Reise 9:15. Armstrong 5:36, Ir- win 7:27, Guldolln (major), Hannigan (major) 9:10. Smith 9:58. Migey 10:10 Chrystal, Bolvin 1'l:0'I. Third Period 4-(New York. Henry 9 (Ytonty) .. .. l3:04 5-Toronto, Stewart (Kennedy. Horton) 17:29 Penalty: Bathgate 15:85. Stops: Bower Lumley MON'I'R.EAL. (GP) - Montreal Canadians racked up their lath win ll 17 home starts Saturday night, defeating Boston Bruins 7-3 in wide-open game. Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrlnn led the Montreal parade with two goals. running his season's total to 19. Maurice Rocket Richard contributed a single to retain the goal-scoring leadership of the Na- tional Hockey League with 19. Other Montreal goals acre scored by Doliard St. Laurent. Catum Macxay. Paul Masniek and Bert Olmsteltd. Milt Schmidt, vet- eran Boston centre. who moved over to left wing for the game. bagged ll pair for the Bruins. and Cal Gardner one. Centre Ken Mos- dell assisted on four of Montreal's seven goals. It wasn't one of goalie Jim Hen- rey's better nights and he caught the Montrealors in in scoring mood. Summary First period I. Montreal. Richard (Olmatead. Moedell) .. 1:43 Penalties: Macxell 1:29, Mas- nick 13:56. Second period 2. Monbealpaeolfrlon, (Mamlok. Maaur) 1:10 3. Montreal. er. Laurent (Moedoll. Olmstead) , . 9-10 4. Montreal. Maoxsy (McCormack. curm 12:21 5. Boston. Gardner (Mohns. Labine) 9. Montreal. Geoffrion (Harvey, Ilosdell) . 11:09 Penalty: Sandford 11:02. Third period 1. Montreal. Maanick (Mallur, ouchsrdl . . 0:27 8. Boston. Schmidt lxlukay. Armstrong) 9:50 ' 9. Boston. Schmidt (Msckell) . 14:49 in Montreal. Olmatead (Richard. Mosdell) . 18:00 Penalties: Olmstead major 10:01. Harvey 12:59, Mccormack 14:21. Soccer Results LONDON, (GP) - Results soccer games played Saturday the United Kingdom. ENGLISH LEAGUE Division I Aston Villa. 1. Cardiff C 2. Bolton W ,2. W Bromwlch l. Burnley 2, Charlton A 0. Chelsea 5. Blackpool 1. . Huddersfield T 2, Arsenal 2. Manchester U 5. Liverpool 1. Preston N E 1, Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield U 3, Porthmouth 1. Sunderland 1, Newcastle U 1. Tottenham 3. Sheffield W 1. Wolverhampton 3, Manchester C F?! Division II Brentford 0, Derby C 0. Bristol R 1. Blackburn R 2. Everton 2. Luton T 1. Hull 0 9, Oldham A 0. Leicester 0 2. West Ham U 1, Lincoln 0 0. Doncaster R. 2. Notts C 0. Bury 0. Phmlouth A 1. Nottingllanl F 0 Rotherhaln U 2. Leeds U 4. Stoke (3 1. Fulham 3. ' Swansea T 1. Birmingham C 3. Division III Southern Brighton 1. Torquay U 2. Colchester U 1. Ipswich T 2. Exeter 0 2. Walsall 1. Leyton O 1, Coventry C 0. Mliwall 2. Bournemouth 1. Newport 0 2. Swlndon T 0. Northampton T 5. Southend U 0. Norwich C 3, Aldershot 3. Queen's P R 0, Bristol C 1. Reading 0. Gilllngham I. Southampton Ii. Crystal P 1. watford 3. Shrewsbury T 1. Division III Northern Barnsley 0 Port Vale 1 Barrow 2 Chesterfield 2 Bradford C 3 Bradford 0 I Darllngton 0 Crew Alex 1 Gateshead 1 Southport 0 Hartlepools U 2 Chester 0 Mansfield T 2 Transmere R, 0 Rochdille 2 Carllsle U 1 Sounthonpe U 2 Cvrlmsby T 1 Stockport I. Accrington I . Workington 5 York C 2 Wrexham 5 Halifax T 0 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division A Airdrienonlans 3 Clyde 4 Celtic vs Hamilton A postponed. Dundee l Faiklrk 0 ' East Fife 2 Hearts 2 I-Iibemlan 5 Ralth R 0 Partlok T 0 Rangers 1 st. Min-en 1, Aberdeen 4. Stirling A 3 Queen of S 0 Division B Arbroath 3 Queen's P 2 Cowdenbeath 5 Ayr U 2 Dumbarton 2 Dundee U 2 Kllnarnock 2 Dunfermline 2 Motherwell 5 Forfar A 2 Motherwell 5 Forfar A (2 . St, Johnstone 7 Alloa 0 Stenhousemuir 4 Morton 1 Third Lanark 1 Albion A 0 IRISH LEAGUE Bangor 2 Glentoran 0 Cllftvonille 3 Ards 2 Derry C 3 Portadcwn 1 Distillery 3 Crusaders 3 Glenavon 1 Ballymena U 2 Linflcld 4 Coiernaine 0 Billy Conn And Brother Charged 1 (AP) -- Billy light heayweight boxing champion of the world. and his brother. Jilckic. face criminal court artion on charges of slugging a used car ii:-air.-r with their lists. Each posted 32,- 000 bond. The charges were filed hy Mel- vin H. Cummings. He claims Billy hit him In the eye Nov. fl and anod Jackie slugged him Nov. 25. Graham Wins Easy Decision NEW YORK. (AP)- Billy Gra- ham. still a boxing master at the age of 81, got into the middleweight scramble Friday night with li. un- iinlmous lo-round decision over at wild. inept Paddy Young at Madl- PITTSBURGH. Conn, former PAGE SEVEN BIIBADALBANE w. 1. ports and new committees were secretary for the coming year. no HIRING :. tPW")'”4: '''-'i- We Mimics 310- Next meeting will be held at the 1 . ' The December meeting of Bread- Lead and Mrs. Elton Solnera: Mrs. h I sgouum (Q)- albane Women's Institute was held Hedley woodslde and Mrs. Angus 9"" T M” Mum” newt” right; 5,, gm m(.,, an at the home or Mrs. Lawrence New- Gulls were appointed to prepare a Lumh Wmmm” "'9 MW wumm and certain netting rights in ms son. Roll call was answered by ten treat for the school. children and Graham. Mrs. L. S. seamen and Kyle of Sutherland, hsve been members by exchanging Christmas pre-school children; program coma Mrs. Angus Gilllr. Roll call will bought by the north of Scotland gifts. mittee, Mrs. Ewen Todd and Mrs. be answered by naming Christmas hydro-electric board fit a new The committees gave their re- L. B. seamen was -,pointsd cord gifts. power project, 2: 1. -'”ol may CHRISIM-4.9 ,r004F 9 l "Fill the days before Christmas :l.nd all through our atom-Shoppers are finding food values galore! Dill- plays are all set with foods for the feast-with prices so low, you'll feast for the least. From turkey to pic, your taste buds will tingle-The money you sine is a gift from Kris Kringle. So shop here today for all that you'll need-For a truly delicious holiday feed. Tops In turkey value. Pless- : lngly plump . . . temptlmz tender young toms and hens with plenty of carving on their deep, meaty breasts. You can pay more but you can't get a better turkey. ALL LOW PRICED 33” 15- 69- 49” DUCKS:-GEESE-CHICKEN SHOULDER ROASTS BRISKET - For lioil or Stew Lil. - choice Machine Sliced LB. Smokeilshankless van Lil. 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