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St. John Ambulance First Aid Awards sae
h . , | IN VANCOUVER

Presented to Twenty-‘ ne CNR Employees Bruins Stretch Win Strea :

Twenty men. employ C” industrial, away from your work.” - A | Drive a 1952
Canadian National _Railw first aid certificate Mr. Berner and Mr. Boulter By De eating angers -
divisions. and one womat { N 1 t iz can to the) also spoke briefly, commending
night we pre nt \ ‘ i i took up first aid| the men for their first aid in- TORONTO (CP)—-Boston Bruins tie and then proceeded to turn AUSTIN A40 U-DRIVE
John Ambulance ‘awards in first wo t Port Mann terest re op the march in the N the game into a rout
aid at a special cerem« f Mr. | i who has beeN| Lone woman m tne group, Mrs tional Hockey League Goalie Sugar Jim Henry, the

Making the aw: vere ( i bs 19 was te Gertrude Armstrong, was award- They extended their unbeaten gue'’s leading newninder. Lowest Rates by the Day, Weck or Mont
Berner, CNR superintendent wa l i label and anied her first year certificate as treak to seven games by 4-1/7. 04 in one of his finest per-| "
Thomas Boulter, “as i ificate, and Mr! member of the civil defence! } lefeat of the tail-end Rangers 7 noes of the season Sener
ntendent of Bor 9 received | course All those receiving awards New York Wednesday night. | salen 10 years oh made 4

Conducting the ®ere \ i an “A” IM-/ took the courses held here the At Toronto meanwhile, Mont-| oon of them during the | U-DRIVE |
the CNR station was S ‘ t ‘ past year by Mr. Harper real One nosed — 10 | feet tens periods
superintendent of first 1 i Bef ng the presenta- Other awards were made to the} ».1 to move within one poih : ities ae
the CNR of Edmonton ions, } iarper outli ral some | following the fourth-place Leafs 996 W. Broadway Vancouver 9,

Three ¢ N whi CNR employ- Certificates— Sydney Kearn, Red-hot Bruins, on defensive
made wh : mn to do in) william Felker, Arthur Barber, nost of the game, rammed homé | Deeeeeencerens
instruct per cent Harold George, Leonard Holbrook two quick Synge — |
Bond, Albert Blackha W the f will likely! anthony Hartner, Steamship 4 G perioG Oo afiap & Scores |
N. R. Ari es on the! employees; James Baldwin, Mrs.| PRIZE ROOKTE—Jchnny Fed < i

 

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Armstrong; civil defence; James talented 18-year-
Taylor Jobn Watt, James Stew-; backfielder with Toronto Argc

. ock employee: lauts, has been chosen
awards Thomas) Of the year in the Big Fou
Maloney, vouchér, Arthur Judd.) football league. The five-fo
fifth label: William Spark,| eleven-inch high school stu
voucher, Joe Budyinka, first; dent, who warmed the benc!

 

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label; Const. John F. MeNicol,} most of the season, drew a
fifth label John Davidson,) tention with a two-touchdow
medalion: Fire Chief John Me-| performance against. Montrea
Lean, second label;

WA Fel- | Alouettes. He figures‘largely in b
cer, Arthur Judd, Joe Budyin-} the Argonauts 1953 plans. f
ka bn Spark, and Const F 2

MacNicol, industrial “ti Boxing Groups
‘Reach Accord ct

VANCOUVER (CP).
ish Columbia Amateur Boxine
Association and the B.C. branc)
;of the Amateur Athietic Union
}of Canada, which have been
| waging a prolonged war for con
trol of amateur boxing in BC
thave reached an “amicabl:

p Passes FRCS
— Examinations Sesorsi cs setwsim t's

Dr. and Mrs. L. W.Kergin have; It was decided at a specia
ceived word that their son Dr.| meeting among officials of the
Allan J. Kergin has been success-/AAU, BCABA, and delegat:
i |ful in the recent F.R.C.S. “Can-| from Vancouver Island and th«

ada” Examinations, having com-| Fraser Valley to form an

pleted the necessaty five years; man commission to operatr

postgraduate hospital work. j}amateur boxing

Alan is a local boy, born in the | -

city and having attended Prince! HOCKEY SCORES

Rupert public schools > re-| i :

ne his B.A eres ae the Wire Samco +, eee

z a Saskatoon 2, New Westminsts

5; Tacoma 2, Seattle 5

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, Alan Kergin

  
  

 

 

Univer@ity of Saskatchewan,
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_ Bended © Toronto and graduated In medi- estan ota sh mo et
si + From ‘ cine in 1945. He served in the ’
J ss 3 Canadian Navy at Stadacona
/ - Finest Hospital, Halifax ,
imported j Alte completion of his nava
service he returned to Toronto}
Rums R-15 and senior interned at Sunny-
Tt es ‘ . Lincs Cantril brook Hospital, Sick Children’s l
Bos r by the Gx bia Hospital and Toronto East Gen- |

—- eral, His fifth postgraduate year}
was spent as resident surgeoa

 

Chuck Davey a ae fia
Easy Winner

round Wednesday

The Brit-| ye
take ~ om
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CLEVELAND (CP) Chuck
ivey, dancing man from Mich
n, tuned up for his welter
ght title bout by stopping

 

idiy-outelassed Fritzie
Paterson, NJ., in the third
night
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Davey has been
tle bout with welterweight
vampion Kid Gavilan next
ar. The bout probably wi
place in February in Chi

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ONLY 44 SHOPPING
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jat. Hamilton General Hospital
| He was married on graduation
in 1945, and has two children,
aged three and one. Dr. Kergin
expects to practice in his home
province

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@ Valhalla meeting tonight
(1t) a
@ Loyal Order of Moose

his a real Merry
and Women of the Moose Chil- Make this a reo

dren's Christmas’ Tree, Satur-|| Xmas by giving a gift
day, Dec. 20, 2 pm., Moose Tem- of Jewellery
ple (290) :

@ S.O.N.Whist and Dance—Fri-}
day, December 12, 8 p.m. Dancing |
10-2. Musie by M. Colussi. Good
prizes. Refreshments. Admis-|
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