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23,
1946
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TAXI,
EO
ME-HI
VJNIHiRI)
HOOP
GAMES
What
may
or
may
not
be
the
shape
of
things
to
come
in
the
Senior
"A"
and
"B"
basketball
leagues'
was
indicated
in
the
Civic
Centre
gym
last
night
when
the
Taximen
captured
their
third
straight
victory,
an
exploit
matched
In
the
Senior
"B"
section
by
Bo-Me-Hl
Raln-
'makers.
1
Things
progressed
in
a
simi
larly
lop-sided
manner
Jn
ttw
;
Girls
League
when
High
School
J
overcame
their
perpetual
and
i
only
opponents,
Peoples
Store,
also
for
the
third
time;
Only
in
the
Junior
League
do
things
have
a
semblance
of
equality
in
this
early
stage
of
the
schedule.
In
beating
Watts
and
Nickerson,
Canadian
Legion,
formerly
called
Junior
High,
tallied
up
one
win
to
offset
their
single
loss.
The
Clothiers
also
have
one
win
and
one
loss.
Last
night's
scqres:
Senior
"A"
99
Taxi
56,
Savoys
j
40.
Senior
"B"
Rainmakers
45,
Maceys
23.
,
Girls
High
School.
25,
Peoples
Store
14.
Junior
Canadian
Legion
28,
Watts,
and.
Nickerson.
24.
SENIOR
LEAGUE
Jack
Lindsay,
99
Taxi
guard,
and
Johnny
Clausen,
forward,
reached
rare
heights
of
scoring
virtuosity
la
the
struggle
against
Savoys,
If
It
could
be
called
a
struggle.
Half-time
score
was
31-19
in
favor
of
the
Taximen.
Lindsay
ran
up
'
an
individual
score
of
18
points,
followed.
Dy
Clausen
with
10.
A
sustained
Savoy
counter-attack,
led
by
'
Ted
Arncy,
could,
not
bring
Savoy
within
proper
hailing
dis-
tance
of
the
lead.
Arney
tallied
Boulter
led
the
Legion
scoring
inn.
f
nrtJ
vMnnl
crnro
ef
11
riilT3
U'lt.Vl
7.
HISTORY
REPEATS
j
History
came
very
close
to
ro
-jpeating
itself
with
exact
precision
in
the
Rainmakers-Ma-cey's
encounter
In
the
"B"
League.
The
repetition
was
thrown
out
of
exact
kilter
when
Macey's
tallied,
a
score
of
23
against
Rainmakers'
45.
In
their
first
encounter
10
days
ago.
Rainmakers
beat
Maceys
by
a
45-17
scorci
Rainmakers
had
it
pretty
i
much
their
own
way
throughout
the
game,
ending
the
first
half
with
a
24-U
lead.
The
Students
high
scprers
were
Mel
Thompson
with
11
and
Hartwig
with
10.
E.
Pierce
of
Maceys
led
his
team's
scoring
with.
9
points.
In
the
girls'
game
Betty
Hamilton,
and
Budlnich
led
High
School
in,
an
early
scoring
spree
which
netted
them
8
points
each
before
the
half-time
bell
sound
ed.
Half-time
score
was
19-4
for
High.
School
Peoples
Store
put
on
a
spurt
in
the
second
holt
which
netted
then
10
points
but
were
unable
to
overcome
High
School's
lead.
Edna
Sandhals
was
top
scorer
for
Peoples
Store,
with
8
points.
Hamilton
tallied
10,
and
Budinich
9
for
High
School.
REAL
COMPETITION
'
The
Junior
lead-off
jame
was
the
most
competitive
of
the
night.
Watts
and
Nickerson
were
on
the
short
end
of
a
22
-IG
score
at
half-time,
but
could
not
quite
bridge
the
gap
in
the
final
half.
Bobby
Scharff
of
the
Clothiers
was
high
scorer
of
the
game
with
11
points
to
'his
credit.
Torn
THERE'S
15
rf?
CTIII
STILL
t&t
TIME
TO
u
YOUR
if
..
:.
.
STOP
AT
THE
SIGN
OF
THE
BIG
B-A
1.
CRANKCASE
Dram,
flush
and
refill
crankcase
with
correct
winter
grade
of
B-A
Peerless
Motor
Oil.
"it's
Alloyed".
to
give
complete
protection
under
extreme,
winter
driving
conditions.
J.
CHASSIS-Lubricate
the
chassis
with
B-A
quality
lubricants,
using
ttte
B-A
Chek
Chart
vXiich
as-sures
the
right
lubricant
in
the
right
place,
"according
to
car
manufacturers'
specifications.
3.
TRANSMISSION
-Drain,
flush
and
refill
with
B-A
Winter
Transmission
Oil
assuring
quick
get-away
in
sub-zero
temperatures.
4.
DIFFERENTIAL
Drain,
flush
and
refill
with
B-A
Hypoid
Gear
or
Transmission
lubricant
according
to
car
manufacturers'
recommendations
giving
complete
winter
protection
to
tliese
vital
parts.
5.
FRONT
WHEEl
BEARINGS
-Remove
front
wheels,
carefully
wash
bearings
.nd
repack
with
B-A
Wheel
Bearing
Grease.
6.
HOSE
.
CONNECTIONS
Check
radiator
and
heater
hose
and
tighten
all
connections
to
ensure
there
are
no
leaks.
Senior
"A"
99
Taxi
McPhee
8;
Lindsay
18;
Beynon
3;
Houston
3;
Do
minate
2;
Viereck
6;
Clausea
10.
Savoys
R.
Holkestad
5;
T.
Arney
15;
Vukovlch
6;
Gurvich
3;
D.
Arney
3;
Bill;
Menzies:
Murray
8.
Senior
"B"
Rainmakers
Hartwig
10;
Sko?
6;
Lavigne
9;
Ciceone7;
Thompson
11;
Flaten;
Intermela
2.
Maceys
Teng
1;
Skogmo
2;
Murray
4;
Slatta;
B.
Pierce
3;
E.
Pierce
9;
J.
James;
B.
Menzies
2;
B.
Gill;
A
Arnsten
2;
Olofson.
Girls'
League
Bo-Me-Hi
Hamilton
10;
Budlnich
9;
Thain
5;
N.
Bill
1;
Mac-Kenzie;
Howe;
Youngman;
Kennedy;
A.
Hamilton;
Thompson.
Peoples
StoreGrey
4;
Sandhals
8;
Blaln;
M.
Bill
2;
Berg;
Vukovlch;
Paine.
Juniors
Legion
W.
Woig
5;
Boulter
7;
Lien.
6;
Olsen
3;
G.
Carlson
2;
B.
Carlson
2;
Eidsvick
3;
HllL
Watts
and
Nickerson
Garner
2;
Scharff
11;
Kelly
2;
Ratch.
ford;
McChesney;
Scherk;
Spring.
THRIVING
ENTERPRISE
Canada's
National
Film
Boaid
has
grown
from
a
tiny
staff
occupying
two
small
rooms
to
an
organization
employing
70O
persons
and
scattered
through
various
buildings
in
Ottawa.
SLOW
GROWTH
An
average
of
13
months
Is.
the
time
required
for
sugar
cane
to
reach
maturity.
7.
RADIATOR
-
Drain,
clean
and
reverse-flush
the
radiator
to
remove
dirt
and
scale
and
assure
efficient
operation
of
cooling
system.
Refill
for
th
required
protection
with
B-A
Frost
Cop
or
B-A
Nevrfrez.
8.
BATTERY
-
Check
volt-age
and
hydrometer
readings
and
recharge
if
necessary.
Clean
and
apply
grease
on
terminals
to
prevent
corrosion
and
check
battery
connections
for
wear.
.
SPARK
PIUGS
Remove,
clean
and
regap
spark
plugs
forgreater
economy
and
better
engine
Tl.ii
wintir
it
is
mo,,
n.c.uory
lhoi
tv.r
for
you
to
tol.
.!,
,
0f
your
cor
ogointt
lh
rigoroui
d.mandt
of
told
w.alh.r
driving.
Many
wor-w.ary,
cars
havi
b.in
t.pl
op.roling
b.au.t
of
iht
careful
torvicing
and
top
quality
B-A
product!
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at
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ntlghbourhood
B-A
dtaltr.
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Inowi
that
B-A
wint.riiod
proltclion,
plus
B-A
top-quality
go.ol.,,
motor
oil.
and
gr.au,
will
giv.
you
an
txtra
margin
of
winl.r
driving
comfort
and
protection.
It
pays
to
winl.rin
your
car
at
ih.
Sign
of
lh.
Big
B-A.
Hollywood
Cafe
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In
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LICENSED
PREMISES
(Renovated)
PnONE
51
SHORT
SPORT
The
Stanley
Cup
was
still
a
challenge
trophy
and
Montreal
Victorias
filed
the
first
challenge
of
the
season
for
the
trophy
held
by
Ottawa's
Silver
Seven
41
year
,
ago.
Montreal
Wanderers
finally
emerged
champions.
Blond
Jules
Audy
f
Montreal,
glamor
boy
of
the
six-day
bicycle
racing,
was
suspended
for
six
months
by
the
Dominion
racing
board
of
'the
Canadian
Wheelmen's
Association
six
years
ago
for
using
profane
language
and
throwing
chairs
at
the
referees
stand
alter
being
set
back
a
lay
for
nqt
."chasing"
during
a
raci
in
Montreal.
Watch
Your
Step,
..
Freyberg
Warns
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.,
W
Nett
Zealand's
Governor-General.
Lt.
Gen.
Sir
Bernard
Freybffrg,
V.C..
lamented
in
an
address
here,
the
way
people
are
losing
the
ability
to
walk,
"If
we
are
not
careful
we
shall
not
be
the
hardy
race
we
were""
he
said
in.
warning
that
the
next
generation
would
have
Jo
"watch
its
step."
In
this
sentiment
he
Is
carrying
into
civilian
life
the
cardinal
principal
he
stressed
in
rata'.ng
when
he
commanded
the
New-Zealand
Expeditionary
B'orce
during
the
war.
He
insisted
that
the
first
and
most
essential
step
in
train
Ins
was
lengthy
route
maschs
with
heavy
packes.
Although
hii
troops
grumbled
that
this
was
not
necessary
with
a
modern
mechanized
army,
the
policy
paid
rich
dividends
in
hard
campaigns
In
the
Western
Desert
and
In
Italy.
ITALIANS
DRINK
PEROXIDE
MILK
NEW
YORK
W
A
slmpln
method
cl
sterilizing;
milk
by
stirring
In
a
small
amount
c!
hydrogen
peroxide,
the
familiar
antiseptic,
Is
being
used
in
Italy
The
milk
Is
said
to
taste
better
than
pasteurized
milk,
an
American
'tJhemical
Society
magazine
reports
and
.sterilization
is
complete
for
three
days
The
Idea
has
been
studied
before,
but
an
Italian
chemical
company
In
Milan,
Italy,
apparently
solved
the
problems
of
producing
hydrogen
peroxide
tiia'.
is
high
enough
in
purity,
stability
and
concentration
.
to
.be
used
in
milk.
American
investigators
are
studying
the.
treatment.
Containers
.fcr
the
peroxide-treated
milk
have
to
be
made
of
tinned
iron,
aluminum,
glass
or
clay
products
since
the
peroxide
Is
reactive
to
iron,
copper,
lead
and
alk:-Iie?.
RESULTS
IN
FIVE
PINS
Stcne's,
Burns
and
Tost
Office
Winners
by
Clean
Sweep
Stone's.
Burns
ana
Post
Of'V
were
clean
sweep
thite
game
nil
winners
oyer
Co-Bp
Butch
-Fish
Dock
and
Morgan's
r?
Mvely
In
the
Men's
FiV;-
p
Bowling
League
Monday
nr
V
while
Grotto,
Moose
and
People
Store
scared
two
games
u
c:.
wins
respectively
over
Matkkrs
Gyro
Club
and
North
Star.
Dy
MacKay
rolled
the
high
ar
t
gate
of
763
as
well
as
the
high
single
game
of
200.
Teiinl
standings
to,
date
A
'
A
Stones
n
5
13'.
Co-op
Butehess
....
12
c
12
Burns
11
,7
a
Moose
10
8
jo
People's
Siot
10
8
lot
Grotto
.....
;
999
'North
Stax
..,
9
9
s
Malklns
8
10
r
PostQtfia
.....L,
8
10
1
Fish
Dock
'.
7
11
7
Oyro
...
a
15
3
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Phone
FRASEPJ
Prince
if
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T
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if
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most
pipe
j
for
a
real
cool
111
tobacco
you
con
i
-i
cool,
easy-pack'
ihi
host
I:
n
our'
smokers,
I've
made
the
rourJ
smoke,
and
when
I
say
'coof,
smoke
all
day
long.
Yd
ng,
smooth-burning,
fragrol
cobac
is
the
best
'fill'
I
M
Have
you
hied
Pcol
GET
SOME
TO-OI
HELP
TO
ENSII
THE
FUTURE
SBPPl
OF
BOTTLED
BEE
Empty
Beer
Bottles
Are
Urgently
Needed
The
quantity
of
bottled
beer
which
can
be
made
available
to
the
public
is
limited
i
the
number
of
empty
bottles
available.
A
definite
shortage
of
empty
beer
bott
now
exists.
It
is
difficult
to
secure
new
bottles
to
replace
those
which
consumers
do
not
return.
promptly.
You
can
help
to
ensure
the
future
supply0'
bottled
beer
by
returning
empty
beer
boin
promptly.
YOU
WILL
RECEIVE
CASH
for
your
empty
beer
bottles
when
you
deliver
them
to.
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