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,mEN
HEFENCEMAN
,
Eniilc
Jesfph
Butchl
aid
is
ninyiiiR
in
his
Oth
nlavuff
writ
in
10
is
wilh
Munlrcal
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six-f
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TORONTO
CENTRE
Cal
Gardner
spent
three
seasons
with
New
York
Rangers
before
Joining
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
in
1948.
Born
at
Transcona,
Man.,
Oet.
20,
1924,
he
stMd
11th
in
the
N.H.L,
scoring
raee
this
season,
with
51
points.
In
the
semi-final
playoff
series
with
B..slon
Drains,
he
baited
one
goal
and
one
atsist.
(CP
PHOTO
l
LEAF
CAPTAIN
Capable
Theodore
(Teeden
Kennedy
is
centl-c-captaln
and
key
player
of
Toronto
Maple
Leafs.
A
regular
on
the
team
since
1943,
he
was
elected
captain
when
Syl
Apps
retired
from
hockey
alter
the
1947-43
season.
The
25-year-old
centre
was
sixth
in
the
scoring
race
during
the
regular
season,
with
18
goals
and
43
assists,
and
picked
jp
a
goal
and
two
assists
tn
the
first
round
of
the
Stanley
Cup
playoffs.
(
CP
PLAYOFFS
)
MONTREAL
CENTRE
Bill
Reay,
32-year-old
.centre
with
Montreal
Canadiens,
enters
the
final
Stanley
Cup
playoffs
with
a
record
of
10
goals
and
10
assists
in
playoff
games
In
six
years
with
Habitants.
The
little
flve-fook-seven
fellow
from
Winnipeg
has
been
in
pro
hockey
since
1939.
He
played
with
Omaha
of
the
A.H.A.
and
Detroit
Red
Wings
before
going
to
Montreal.
(CP
PHOTO
I
HABITANT
WINGER
Floyd
Curry.
25-vear-old
ru'ht
winger
with
Montreal
Canadiens,
was
born
at
Chaoleau.
Ont.
He
played
with
Montreal
Royals
before
turning
prcfesional
in
1947,
and
started
three
seasons
with
Buffalo
of
Jhe
A.H.L.,
only
to
be
callvd
uo
to
his
parent
team
before
the
season
ended.
Seldom
seen
in
the
penalty
box.
Curry
was
credited
with
two
assists
in
the
first
round
of
the
Stanley
Cup
playoffs
this
year.
CP
PHOTO)
HABS'
CENTRE
Kenny
Mos-clell,
28,
Is
centre
for
the
Mackay-Mosdell-Curry
forward
line
of
Montreal
Canadiens.
A
native
Montealer,
he
has
been
with
the
Montreal
team
.since
1945.
Before
that
he
played
with
Montreal
Royals,
Brooklyn
Americans
and
Ruffalo
of
tlw
A.HX.
ShootiiiR
left,
he
had
one
goal
antj
an
assist
in
the
Stanley
Cup
semi-finals
this
year.
iCP
PHOTO
i
TORONTO
CENTRE
Maxwell
Herbert
Lloyd
(Maxi
Bentley
was
traded
to
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
by
Chicago
Black
Hawks
in
November,
1948,
for
five
players.
Since
then,
Bentley
has
been
one
of
Toronto's
key
players.
His
value
is
shown
in
his
playoff
record
with
Leafs.
In
four
playoff
series
to
date,
he
has
scored
13
goals
and
20
assists.
(CP
PHOTOi
Lnan
was
born
in
Montreal
LEAF
DEFENCEMAN
William
(Bashing
Bill
Barilko
has
spent
his
entire
National
Hockey
League
career
as
dv;-fenceman
with
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
joining
the
club
in
the
1945-47
series.
The
24-year-old
Barilko
was
born
at
Timmins,
Ont.
Five
feet,
11
inches,
he
weights
184
pounds.
(CP
PHOTO
I
irs
ac'o,
played
amateur
Mmitnal
Caliadlcus
s-n-
i.f,
,rc
mit.-riiiB
pro
ranks
Habitants
,!'41-
(CP
PHOTO
Krince
Kujjerr
Uailv
Hews.
Friday,
April
13,
1951
Mounted
Police
Has
Odd
Job
Hockey
to
be!
'
Aired
Here
Tomcrow
night's
second
Eta
i-lcy
Cup
hockey
playoff
fcetwe'.
Canadian
laws
and
the
agencies
charged
wilh
enforcing
them.
FRIENDLY
SPIRIT
The
constables
use
the
glamour
associated
with
the?
RCMP
to
put
across
(he
princips
the
service
groups
are
trying
to
teach.
Archer
said
"We
try
to
reach
GLASGOW
(CP)
A
five-year-
bey,
who
said
he
found
the
eld
boy
here
was
diseove-.ed
by,
watches
in
a
parcel,
was
more
his
fa'.her
exchanging
eight
worried
about
having
to
surren-wrist
watchos
for
mavble3.
Ihe
der
the
maibles.
By
MAX
McMAHON
Caiiiidliin
Press
Built
Vvrltfr
MONTREAL
Cf
-A
grimy-facJd
Ihess
youngsters
before
they
can
Monf
eal
Canadiens
an1
Tj-
seven-year-old
boy
walked
into
1
"
4
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Is?
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h
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i.
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
become
delinquents.
We
don't
rcnto
Maple
Leafs
will
car-
headquarters
here
and
without
w.ni
lo
nae
io
cna:.e
mem
wnen
lif,d
over
OTer
station.
station.
CFPR.
CFPR,
it
it
is:
.
r.imotmced.
Next
Thursday's
'game,
if
crucial,
may
also
t3
carried.
1
needing
directions
sought
out
the
ulpy
Brow
up-
we
wa'"'
10
De
officer
he
wanted.
tnelr
friends.
To
a
constable
he
said
"Jim
"Get
rid
of
thc
illt'a
ot
'1
Mum
said
I
should
ask
vou
can
I
nat.-rs'
and
you
can
get
rid
of
This
dvrtlement
b
not
publliheo
ot
dlsplrtd
by
he
Liquor
Central
Bod
or
k
the
Govtnacr
4
BriU
Coli
I
ON
T
O
DEFENCEMAN
homsoij.
24-year-old
To-
Join
a
Cub
Pack."
possibly
25
per
cent
of
crime."
"Jim"
is
Constable
James
At-
Besides
talks
and
movies
and
cher,
and
the
youngster
is
one
;
the
personal
guidance
that
seems
of
many
he
has
met
in
the
course
to
havp
nomo
aboul
by
itself,
the
of
his
duties
with
the
RCMP's
I
RCMP
op
a
vocational
youth
program
j
guidance
committee
in
conjunc-
Youngsters
drop
in
almost
daily
ti()n
wllh
ils
rserve
fon'e-to
talk
to
Archer.
Some
want
to
Members
of
the
reserve
organize
talk
about
getting
a
job
after
!
Plallt
tours
wheivby
youngsters
school
or
about
opening
a
savings
;
are
shown
tnc
operations
of
var-account.
Some
are
in
trouble
and
ious
industries:
think
"Jim"
can
help
them.
Some
!
"The
idea
15
not
so
much
10
just
come
in
;or
a
chat
because
amuse
the
kids
as
to
110w
thpm
th
s
policeman
is
their
pal.
what
Canada
has
to
offer
them
Ccnstable
Archer
is
one
0r
'
if
they
prepare
thems-'lves
pro-mnnv
rcmp
nffir.er
in
vQri,c!
perly."
said
Constable
Archer.
WONDERFUL
fo-
WOOLLENS
ZERO
COLD
WATER
SOAP
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
l
Maple
Leaf
defenceman,
us
best
point-get
1
1
n
g
,
this
your.
Although
only
LEAF
WINGER
Joe
Klukay
is
hard-checking
left
winger
with
Toronto
Maple
Leafs.
A
Leaf
regular
since
1946.
Joe
hasn't
missed
a
scheduled
game
in
the
past
two
seasons.
He
has
been
outstanding
in
this
year's
playofls
with
fbur
goals
and
three
assists
in
six
semi-final
games.
(CP
PHOTO
i
iig
three
times
he
picked
.
4TH-YEAR
HABITANT
D3-fenceman
Doug
Harvey
is
playing
his
third
playoff
series
in
four
years
with
Montreal
Canadiens.
The
20-year-old
Mont-realer
played
with
Montreal
Royals
and
Buffalo
before
Joining
Canadiens.
(CP
PHOTO)
tillable
Pf.
If
GARDEN
TOOLS
assists.
Born
at
Winni-e
has
been
a
Leaf
regular
i)
la
five
seasons,
mls-uily
two
games
In
that
:
i
CP
PHOTO)
A.
1
main
centres
who
are
working
;
full
time
with
youth.
i
Objects
of
the
orogram
are
to
create
a
greater
appreciation
of
good
citizenship
and
to
give
the
Mens
SPRING
TOYS
Garden
Hose
Broomrakes
Clippers
children
a
genuine
respect
for
Drive'
Favored
J'.ulomuj
lor
1
lii-s
ami
Gentlemen
I
e
Woqons
Marbles
CooGurts
show,
which
was
being
planned
in
conjunction
with
the
Rotary
Central
City
Mission
of
Van-1
Club,
had
been
deferred
until
Rakes
m
m
nn
Trowels
Forks
incylcs
Kites
j
reception
from
the
Prince
Ru-i-show
will
be
presented,
as
plan-i
!
pert
Gyro
Clab
Wednesday
when
!
ned.
!
LING
the
tailor
Yo-Yo's
and
BoHoons
m
wl
Hoes
it
appealed
for
support
here
Li
'
Fred
Adames
was
welcomed
as
its
work
of
collecting
men's
a
new
member
of
the
club.
clothing
and
distributing
it
!
Also
present
and
given
a
Spades
Fertilizers
Insecticides
villi
among
the
needy.
i
hearty
welcome
was
a
former
Phone
G19
Alan
Hurst,
speaking
from
president,
Dr.
H.
N.
Brocklesby,
now
of
Longbeach,
California,
who
has
been
visiting
the
ciiy
.
on
business.
Another
guest
was
R.
G.
Mc-
first
hand
experience,
said
it
was
one
organization
that
"really
gives
something
away."
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
The
club,
subject
to
executive
approval
after
investigation
and
1
Kee,
a
member
of
the
Camosun
consultation
with
other
local
;
Gyro
Club
in
Victoria.
!
rT
THE
BEST
j
ill
,
,3
QUALITY
f
v
9
organizations
which
might
be
ia
a
position
to
know
local
needs
and
if
it
was
appropriate
to
send
clothing
away,
decided
to
sponsor
such
a
drive.
Meantime
Mr.
Hurst
undertook,
if
any
clothing
is
offered,
to
see
it
gets
to
its
destination.
It
was
reported
that
a
combined
Sunday
night
variety
Mr
'
Coast
Wcoast,
one
of
Ond't
finnt
London
Dry
Gins
M
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popular
price.
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non-handicap
city
bowling
tournament.
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in
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