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Monday,
November
5,
1901
WORLD
the
of
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RAINY
RIVER,
Out.
(CP)
Smokers
who
claim
they
can't
give
up
the
habit
should
talk
to
William
Good.
He
gave
up
smoking
last
spring
after
73
years,
and
so
far
has
managed
to
elude
temptation.
j
11
vm;m-
Delta
were
td
for
a
close
swond.
Alpha,
not
having
full
team
eiitrv,
finished
a
poor
fourth.
The
winners
of
each
race
were:
Junior
First:
Patrick
Parnell;
time
4:50
sec.
Delta
House.
for
ar
a
quicker,
I
icer,
blocker
I
thine!
High
School
Racing
Meet
Beta
House
took
opening
honors
when
the
first
Inter-house
competition
of
the
year
was
held
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Friday
afternoon.
Gamma
and
CANADIAN
FOOTBALL
Coffee
Is
known
to
have
been
cultivated
4n
Arabia
about
the
sixth
century.
Second:
Dennis
Leeman
Al-l
dent
of
the
Basketball
Association,
presented
the
St.
John's
Ambulance
Corps
with
a
shield
which
they
muy
use
for
any
sport
they
desire.
Mayor
H.
F.
Olassey
maoe
an
appropriate
speech
and
threw
the
first
ball
of
the
season.
INTERMEDIATE
The
Intermediate
game
between
Praser
and
Payne
and
Hi-
pha
House.
-I
Third
Lawrence
Jonasson
j
Beta
House.
.BALL
i
and
Exciting
Hoop
p
Mark
Season
Opening
:jivs
und
Fraser
and
Payne
Win
Thrillers
;
:
out
scored
Gordon
and
Anderson
f,f
to
50
to
Jjn'liinp-
opening
season
Senior
basketball
game
I
mmm
mm
Hockey
Scores
jureen
was
won
by
the
former
:
27
to
24.
This
game
was
also
a
I
thriller
and
played
at
a
very
Western
Canada
Final
Saskatchewan
11,
Edmonton
15.
(First
game
best-ot-three
series.)
Ontario
Rugby
Football
Final
Sarnia
15,
Toronto
Balmy
Beach
23.
(First
game
two-game,
total-points
series.)
Big
'Four
Ottawa
18,
Toronto
23.
Montreal
6,
Hamilton
31.
(Ottawa
draws
bye
to
league
finil
Tnrnntn
and
Hamilton
to
v
night.
The
players
set
a
tremendous
pace
jiit
the
game
and
kept
the
fans
at
the
edge
of
"4jiUs.
The
ball
was
new
and
slippery
and
the
hud
a
hard
time
keeping
control
of
it,
re-Jjn
numerous
fumbles.
1
.
i
lTH.aa4nv.rl
1
1
'
Fourth
Billy
Watmough,
Beta.
Senior
Ronald
Ciccone:
time,
7:47
sec.
Gamma
House.
Second
:
Derrick
Letourneau,
Gamma
House.
Third:
Paa!
Antrobus,
Gamma.
Fourth:
Fred
Simmonson
Gamma.
These
ar
the
house
standings:
Beta
35
Gamma
30
Delta
30
.Vpiiu
15
Thp
cniir
v.'ere:
Junior:
Starting
in
front
of
the
school,
around
Hays
Cove
Ciicle,
up
Seventh
Avenue,
along
Green
Street
to
Fifth
Avenue,
down
Fifth
to
Hays
Cove
Circle
and
back
to
the
school.
iuai
pace.
&
P
forged
aheaa
but
High
School
late
in
starting,
finally
caught
up
and
passed
them
but
were
unable
to
maintain
the
lead
and
lost
the
game.
Sankey
stood
out
on
the
Hi-Green
team
but
otherwise
it
was
very
evenly
balanced.
R.
Smith
and
Chriiitoff
were
the
sparks
U
tin
of
strength.
He
should
provide
the
required
pep
le.ver
meet'
In
two-game
total-points
.
I
Ml
1
Vt.il
or
ti'auaer
ttiiu
Payne.
ii.
ms
oiu
lurm
ill
and
color
required
in
a
eood
B
nave
series
in
semi-unai
aivci
....
teams
ended
in
three-way
tie
for
first.)
yi
est
Ij
9rs
batK.
tie
mm
juii.
senior
league.
m,-
high
for
their
team
The
Snrlne
JUNIOR
LEAGUE
Munaoas
managed
to
keep
their
lead
and
defeated
M:ml.
Band
under
the
direction
of
Peter
Lien,
provided
Leafs
24
to
19.
The
jewelers
took
j
,j,.,inis
each.
nut
me
i,,!
to
be
able
to
keep
.,ri
their
reach.
Don
entertainment
between
periods,
together
with
r.hpfr
in
his
usual
Iorm
oaoabe
maiorette
Doris
Evans
fa
SUNDAY
National
Boston
4,
Chicago
2.
New
York
2,
Detroit
4.
Pacific
Coast
Calgary
2.
Seattle
4.
Western
International
Kimberley
1,
Spokane
6.
Okanagan-Mainline
Pentlcton
2,
Kelowna
7.
Kerrisdale
5,
Nanaimo
3.
SATURDAY
National
New
York
2,
Toronto
1.
Detroit
3,
Montreal
2.
Pacific
Coaat
Edmonton
2,
Saskatoon
1.
Vancouver
3,
Victoria
4.
Calgary
3,
New
Westminster
7.
Seattle
0,
Tacoma
3.
Western
International
Trail
1,
Nelson
7.
Kimberley
1,
Spokane
3.
Okanagan-Mainline
Vernon
2,
Kamloops
4
srzrt
v
.
Jjiusiulicent
ball
and
Tney
n,;ped
very
mucn
to
make
1
point-s.
Carlson,
S.
tne
evening
an
enjoyable
one.
ji.d
Mi.rsjn
were
also
Before
the
Senior
game
com-j.
Tlie.se
two
teams
menced,
R.
H.
Davidson,
presi-
Senior;
Starting
in
front-
of
the
school,
around
Hays
Cove
Circle
and
up
Seventh
to
Green,
up
Green
to
Sixth
and
along
Sixth
to
McBride,
McBride
to
Fifth
Avenue,
and
along
Fifth
to
the
school.
L
m
"1
i
;
nell,
J.,
2,
Smith,
J.,
1,
Pederson
3,
Hesch
2.
Hi-Green
Rhodes
1,
Hebber
3,
Penneff
3,
Sankey
5,
Hood
0,
Clark
2,
KrLstmanson,
?.,
2,
Ford
2,
Becker
2,
MacAfee
4.
Junior
Mansons
Hebber,
H.,
2,
Hus-wisck
2,
.Brentzen
0,
Barnes
2,
Helin,
A.,
0,
Black
2,
Hodgkin-son
9,
Mostad
0,
ADderson
7.
Maple
Leafs
I'arnell,
P.,
1.
Morrison
2,
Pederson
0,
Strand
7
Rhpntnn
(1
MrKav
0.
BrOVVn
0,
an
cany
luau
UU;
MHpie
Li?al4
finally
started
tilling
und
threatened
but
the
iiaal
boil
came
too
souii
individual
scoring:
ttyrdon
&
Anderson
Holke-stand
13,
Flaten
13.
Hebb
9,
Cur-rie
0,
Ciccone
2,
KrLstmanson
0,
Pierce
8,
Thompson
5,
Boulter
0.
Elks
Carlson
15,
Mathews
0,
8cherk,
D.,
21,
Scherk,
11,
Sunberg
7,
Morgan
12.
Intermediate
Fraser
&
Payne
Smith,
R
,
9,
Christoff
6,
Parneii
E.,
4,
Par-
GATESHEAD,
England
(P
Authorities
here
plan
to
prohibit
n-ivale
coaching
of
children
before
examinations.
They
say
t
fiat
some
parents
are
unable
to
afford
special
lessons.
on
the
Alleys
i
;.
f
i
i)t'Man
0,
Stewart
8,
Forbes
1.
Cellulose
League
nil.
jd
in
Si'ctlon
'
A"
of
:t
tvliulow
Mixed
Bowl-jjur
are
tlie
Weeds
lead-Hinp-Us
by
two
points
$
w-ams
took
four
points
0,
opponents
in
week-i
funding:
,
21
.
tied
Maniacs
by
also
taking
15
points.
Team
Standing:
Sparks
'
17
r
Maniacs
-
IS
Production
Line
15
Hoppers
14
Rejects
13
'
Andavears
12
Shipper
11
Internationals
10
C.C.C.
Equllutc
fi
Wood
Butchers
7
Boom
Boats
.'
7
Pin
Heads
5
Men's
high
average
is
still
being
held
this
week
by
Helge
Holkstad
with
194.
Men
s
high
three
of
6C4
bowled
by
D.
Hopkins
of
Hoppers
while
the
high
single
was
taken
by
Slim
Charleton
of
Production
Line
with
a
289.
Ladies'
high
average
is
held
by
Mrs.
Davis
of
Andavears
with
19
15
14
13
12
10
il
s
fcus
a
-
c
'is-
swB
!
6"
9
us
B
itiJ'.'ts
8
!S
5
,
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i
,
:
.
I
r
)
'ich
average
is
still'
c
by
E
Turner
of
Slow-
tii
185.
wliile
high
three
i!
by
Jim
Reil
of
Alley
i
$
a
and
high
single
i
fi
hi
of
Handicaps
with
159
while
high
three
and
high
jingle
were
both
captured
by
Jan
Jensen
with
18
and
2(i8.
Team
high
three
remains
in
the
hands
of
The
Hoppers,
who
bowled
2498.
Friday's
Schedule:
l.igh
average
Is
held
by
t..m
of
Whip-Its
with
also
holds
high
three
j
ok
with
659.
Mickey
S:
the
h'jnors
for
high
,
iln
a
239.
;
LAST
ENDS
FROM
OUR
STOCK
OF
MAGNIFICENT
Section
"A
Alley
Cats
vs
Stor-ikes:
Chain
Gang
vs
Hi-Bailers;
Handicaps
vs
Slowpokes;
Steam
Jets
vs
Hopeful
"8";
Boom
Gang
vs
The
Weeds;
"Whil-Its"
vs
Skylarks.
Section
"B"
Andavears
vs
Sparks;
Maniacs
vs
Boom
Boats',
Wood
Butchers
vs
Pin
Heads;
C.C.C.
Equiilae
vs
Internationals;
Rejects
vs
Shippers;
Production
Line
vs
Hoppers.
iih
three
games
was
sain
by
Whip-Its
after)
i35.
i
n
"B"'
the
same
teams
top
positions
in
the
if
with
the
Sparks
on
j
"
poiins
and
the
Manl-'ti
tlieir
heels
with
15.
!
Production
Line
has
I
SUITINGS
.75
Ml
75
!!S
If
F
r
mm
Speed
and
deflection
accounted
for...
target
in
sights
.
.
.
button
pressed!
Lethal
rockets
roar
from
the
wings
off
for
the
target
at
1,200
miles
per
hour!
The
blasting
of
targets
by
air-launched
rockets
is
made
possible1
by
reams
of
trained
R.C.A.F.
Armament
Technicians
on
the
ground
the
men
who
plant
the
firepower
and
service
the
complex
sighting
and
firing
equipment.
and
up
i
Jy
;
2pc.
Suit
Regulcrly
Priced
From
49.50
More
Armament
Technicians
are
needed
now
in
the
R.C.A.F.
as
well
as
men
fo
fran
os
.
.
.
AERO-ENGINE
141AH
The
fabrics
that
sold
first
and
fastest
at
the
height
of
a
busy
season
.
.
.
great
value
at
their
regular
prices
and
now
reduced
for
sensational
savings
to
clear
6ur
shelves
for
new
stock
!
Drop
in
tomorrow
and
have
your
suit
or
better,
two
suits
hand-cut
and
Tip
Top
Tailored
to
your
own
personal
measurements.
We
cannot
guarantee
to
make
every
size
or
style
from
these
ends
but
most
men
of
average
measurements
will
find
exactly
what
they
want.
Ladies
too
are
invited
to
participate
in
this
sale
and
prices
for
ladies'
suits
range
from
$41.75
and
up.
.
.
.
RADIO-RADAR
.
.
.
INSTRUMENT
.
.
.
AND
AIR
FRAME
TECHNICIANS
The
Air
Force
will
train
you
in
the
highly
specialized
field
of
explosives
a
service
training
that
has
many
valuable
applications
in
civilian
industry.
Courses
in
radio,
radar
and
television
are
available
to
advanced
Armament
Technicians.
Serve
Canada
and
yourself
as
a
skilled
Armament
Technician
in
the
R.C.A.F.
TO
Ml
illCIBlS,
you
must
be
.
.
.
between
17
and
40
.
.
.
physically
Fit
M
SAW
)h
FARM
WOOD
POSTS
TREE
MAINTENANCE
.
.
.
have
Grade
8
education
or
better.
Tailors
and
SAWMILL
TIMBER
CONSTRUCTION
JW8
the
saw
that's
designed
to
lessen
work
and
raise
income
,
farm.
You
can
take
it
anywhere-up
hill
end
across
swampy
1
If
necessary-
because
it
weighs
leas
than
25
pounds.
And
1
nything
heavy
timber,
limbs,
hardwood,
softwood,
froien
I
-because
it
has
full
3
horsepower,
"any
other
features
too
make
the
McCulloch
3-25
tops
on
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