GERALD G: FISCH

ald G. Fisch executive vice- "
“<p resident and . managing: di-'
“rector of Payne-Ross Limited,
‘management consultants : -with
offices’: ‘in Montreal,
and:-Vancouver,
“ ‘Guelph’ and is a sraduate, of
a University . and”
1 “Massachusetts *
Te nology. At. MALT... he. -re-
degrees:in both indypst-'
anagment. and.-in -en- - |.
os Fisch spent. ‘a
-years in industry
“consultant in Canada
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return®: fight: between “world
heavyweight champion: Ingemar |
Johansson: ‘and. Floyd Patterson |.
—the. man: he dethroned—will be
held. in’ New York’ under the
probable’ promotion of Swedish-
American backers, -Edwin.-Ahl-

 

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ae ed,: said in.an interview: that he
plans to go-to ‘the United States

‘over the. ‘situation.
Cus: “DD ‘Amato,. * patterson’s S

‘moter of the. first’.fight, and Ro-
sensohn’ Enterprises; _which ” has
rights. to the return: match, shave
been directed: to show: cause why

   

 

 

 

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| within: the next few. “days to jook

Value o of Pony League bi baseball z asa 4 deterrent for |
mischief by. teenage boys. and the need. for: ‘consider- », Greaves: returns’ to New York
ably: more ‘parental support. at? games, was’. ‘stressed
at. the annual yony. Peague banquet in the Canadian in the: state..of.New.. York and)

i ‘manager!’ ‘Bill: Rosensohn,- “pro-:

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‘successful season,. ‘attended: by js

  

TO EASE. YOUR WEEKEND
ENTERTAINMENT PROBLEMS |

playoff ,winning- Gyros’

captain John Olsen received: the:
|, Nelson Brothers Fisheries: trophy |:
for, topping league. play.” .

   

" 'SQUP-—. EGG. DROP Four oo
CHICKEN. CHOW. MEIN — SHRIMP FRIED RICE:

PINEAPPLE. SPARE -RIBS” — FRIED: BEEF. GREENS:
— whe . : a tive said.

  
  
  

‘worth’ anything * to... » See,”

of the Elks team ‘sponsors, said

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418: doing .. for. “the: community; in!
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 QOODIETAM “LWORTS IMT nD, CANADANE ounier iat iaaiiy—vavanuiaien ane
eo SU tue nem In “wt Puhtivhed or dlaplayad by the Wquer control Hone. an ty: the Government

af miriciadt Colne

m ‘nected: with: groups such.as Pofiy
-| League . ‘will. not.. ‘get into:
:| trouble. - 0

2 group. and practicing.. teamwork
‘builds good citizens,”. he said.;

‘artim, Moose coach and -Contad:
, Ganzenberg representing Nelson |

and “100 Years of Baseball’ con: |
‘| cluded the evening’s entertains
ment. a

  
  
 
    

rent, & ) “iets ,
_— Conacte ee trolled a high single of 290 and a

boards. and Jerry Somerville,of:
‘Kelly, Douglas to lead B League. '

       

‘Presenting the new
FLASK BOTTLE

for Bonded Stock

Cunad a Most Popular Canadian Whisky at a ‘Pople Price |

Greaves; .23, who ‘won: the ‘itle|
from .Cobey “McCluskey 18

1:42 of the fourth’ round dn. their
scheduled: 12 srounder. 0"

ed that he: was Victim of a low
blow but referee. ‘Barney’ Ross
_ (figured otherwise.

BACK ‘TO\NEW.YORK

to. ‘prepare..for:a ‘November. 13
date with Robinson, .recognized

Massachusetts as world middle-

 

 

“The Pony Lee gue ‘climax to its Among the top 10 challengers.

"The, victory. gave ‘Greaves 32

more than-.100 players;. Officials, wins and.a'draw in’ 45 “fights.

sponsors, parents:.’ “and! guests,

 
   

Mayor. P. J. “Lester. 40

“Bruce Kerr, “skipper. @oust cities, has 30; wins in 39

eteived in. at 160 pounds, the class limit,
the .Esquire . trophy and “Moose | ‘Had a. two-pound: edge: over his
22- year-old’ ‘opponent. —
Greaves showed | ‘his experience
in’: the: infighting, connecting re-
MISSED. von OF FUN |. EY peatedly , because : of . Flamond's
. Parents who ‘didn't go:up, to inability to tie, ‘up the champion.
Roosevelt Park. to see ‘Pony’ Lea- Unable. to--defend © himself
gue games this past Summer against Greaves’ jabs, he absorb-

“missed a lot. ‘of . fun,?" 3! ‘ t.
Lambie, : Gyro: club: Tepresenta- | ed * jot of -Punishmen
BOTH ‘CUT

“Some of. the. exciting pitchers’ %, ‘Both: fighters + ‘were cut in ‘the
duels’ and the coolness ° Of : ‘the , third, -Greayes bleeding: from the
players. at these’ games’: “was Tiose. and : ‘Flamond _ from a_ cut

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Lambie said.

months. ago,: floored * Flamond.
with: a belt- high jeft. hook at

. Flamond; “apparently . "in ‘pain |:
and pointing. to his. groin as he,
staggered to. his: corner, protest-.

weight - king... .Greaves’ “is” Toth

tati 'Rlamond, | “who ‘does ‘most of his
saw presentation of awards: by fighting: in. United States Pacific

fights....-The- champion, weighed

 

  
     

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hoping: for: a big. payday next month. against Sugar .
Ray: ‘Robinson,. ‘knocked out. Leroy Flamond of Cal-|}
pary: Thursday. night to. retain his Canadian middle-

 

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Greaves opened with a- flurry
of jabs and appeared determined |
to end the fight in a hurry. Fla-~
mond. came.:back strong . in the |
second: and rocked Greaves at
the bell.

-Flamond: was the aggressor in
the third: but Greaves concen-
trated on .the ‘body and several
times had Flimond ‘gasping, fom,
breath.'. With. Flamond: again
forcing the match in the’ fourth:

‘|Greaves' ended _ it win one’

punch, oe

Hockey league
lead at stake

in tilt tonight _

“RCMP and Savoy Hotel. both |
have: similar goals in the Sen-“
ior Floor ‘Hockey league game_
: scheduled for- 8:30. tonight at
‘the Civic’ ‘Centre. * :
The. police squad is seeking
“another ‘win. which will place
“it in undisputed . posseésion. of
first ‘place with two victories:
and..no losses.

. The hoteimen, | who've, ‘been |
“beaten once, are after their
first’ triumph, in which .event -
the. league... will have. -four
teams. tied. for. first . place.
‘Parkers and Sports. ‘Shop. both:
. have’ 1-1 records. .
In’ the’ junior: loop: : Sports
Shop mect’ “Bob Parkers at 7
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-After’a plea for more parental
attendance at next: “year’s games, !

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"|| Mr. Lambie paid tribute to,Gyro'[)) * ~ ce j2
‘|| coach: Ray Giordano’: for. nls. pod 7 —e

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a good family cor’

Full, Pree $1,795

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year’s. top women keglers, has
started to burn up the local al
leys again,

Wednesday night, ‘In Celco
City. Bowling. league play, she

  

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three-game tally of 721. to lead’
A League.

Also taking twin Jaurels were:
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Somerville roled «a Men's
singe of 303 and a total of 731
in three games while Currie
came through with a single of
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the women, .

Co-Op captured team high
single with 1104 and Rupert Taxi
put topethar 2082 for team triple, |:

Back in-A League, John Paillive |
ter of ‘Eric's Grocary and "Bill:
Yeroma of Occanview Angels:
won men's high single and throa.
with) scores of 286 and. 732 ree.
spectively, {

Tamboy squad notched team
single: with 1216 while the: toam
of Sweet Sixteen got high’ triple
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Teesults
A Lengue—Tom Boy 3, Rupert
Motors 1; Shop Enay 0, ‘Norwest
Foods 4; Savoy Hotel 3, Radio
Cabs 1; Cook's Jewellers 1, Eric's
avocary 8} Ocaanview Angola
1%; ROMP subdivision 2%yF
Bwout Sixteen 4, Good Nelghbors

   
   
  
 

    
  
  
 
  
    
    

B Loague—MeRac Motors , 1,
Casalar 3; Co-op 3, Johnson's
Outboards 1; Standard Ol] 2, Ru.
port Taxi Qs Allsorts 2, Kolly
Douglas 2; R Nordine 1, Pode|.
wall Shoes 3: Marine “Radio ‘2,
Frasor and Payne 2,

A mooting will be hold at the
bowling alley 8 pm, Sunday to
discuss longue rules and rogulas
tloha, Tonm roprexentativos ata
askod to attond, 4 he

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Battling Torros, 135, Moxica,
knoaked out Johnny Buaso, 197)

  
 

 

 

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Full Price $ 7 "5

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ON ANY OF OUR USED CARS IF |.
TRADED IN AT. McRAE MOTORS °
DURING THE NEXT 12 MONTHS.

ON A BRAND NEW.

1960 MODEL

 

 

 

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1956 METEOR ~ | 1953 PONTIAC

sedan delivery | sedan delivery
-equipped with radio and

automatic transmission

an “ $399 ‘down

 

1956 PLYMOUTH
station wagon

a one owner car in
oxcollent condition.’ se

$595 *

_in very good shape

will pack any moose -

Full Price $895

 

 

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Good Transportation

Full Price "33 5 0.

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Full Prico, $399 |

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