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December
17,
1945
KWONO
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NO
HOP
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CHOP
SUEY
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HOUSE
612
7th'
AVE.
WEST
(Next
to
King
Tal)
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your
patronage
welcome
Open
&
pjn.
to
2
a.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
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MENS
AND
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STORE
HAVE
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PHOTOGRAPH
TAKEN
Five
minutes
from
the
time
you
pose
until
you
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your
picture.
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inches
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or
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size.
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AVENUE
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
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FINEST
SALMON
HEY
FOLKS!
CMon
and
Dance
at
the
Recreation
Dance
Hall.
It's
the
place
you'll
want
to
bring
your
friends
.
.
.
and
we
hope
you
do!
Dancing
every
Friday
and
Saturday
nights
from
S
p.m.
to
midnight.
RECREATION
HALL
FRED
ERNEWEIN,
Manager
phone
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SOCCER
SESSION
SYDNEY,
Australia
O
bap-taln
of
a
Sydney
soccer
team,
Les
Hankin
got
a
football
surprise
when
in
the
Royal
Australian
Air
Force
in
New
Guinea.
His
unit
set
up
its
station
in
a
remote
forward
area,.and
next
morning
found
that
it
was
on
the
outskirts
of
a
village
which
knew
little
of
the
war.
Members
of
the
unit
were
in
vited
to
attend
a
ceremonial
celebration
and
the
festivities
included
a
soccer
match.
Before
the
game
began
the
ball
was
presented
to
the
referee
by
the
chieftain.
Expecting
something
of
a
burlesque
nature,
the
.airmen
were
dumb-founded
by
the
speed
and
soccer
artistry
of
the
native
players.
Hankin
learned
that
the
natives
had
been
taught
to
play
soccer
by
a
foung
Irish
missionary.
Before
the
arrival
of
the
R.A.
A.F.
unit,
this
missionary
was
the
onlf
while
man
the
natives
had
seen.
Classified
Advertising
Paysl
McMcekins,
Savoy
Lead
Ten
Pins
F.
Murray
rolled
a
score
or
532
to
make
him
high"
man
in
the
three
game
totals,
while
J.
Scott
maintains
the
single'
game
lead
with
a
score
of
220
in
tjie
men's
ten
pin
bowling.
Here
are
the
latest
league
fames,
and
league
standings:
Imperial
Or,
2,
McMcekins
I.
Savoy
2,
Pioneer
L.
1.
Post
Engineers
Plumbers
2,
Post
Engineers
1.
Gyros
vs.
Printers,
not
played.
League
Standings
,
Won
Lost
McMcekins
14
7
Savoy
:
.,
14
7
P.
E.
Plumbers',..,
ll
10
Gyro
io
8
t
Pioneer
Laundry
id
11
Imperial
Oil
7
11
Printers
;..;.
3
12
UNEARTH
-VIKING
REMAINS
BALLADOOLE,
Isle
of
Man
Prof.
Gerhard
Bersu,
German
arch,aelogist
interned
on
the
Isle
of
Man
during
the
war,
reports
that
excavations
conducted
during
his
internment
unearthed
the
bones
of
Norse
warriors
af
two
sites.
Today
in
Sports
In
amateur
hockey
league
en-
Nnlionnl
Hnn
cinthe
trampled
Drummondvilla
8-3
In
a
Quebec
Provincial
Hockey
League
match.
Other
Q.
P.
H.
L.
clashes
saw
Vlctoriavllle
defeat
Cornwall
7-4,
andLach-ine
win
over
Sherbrooke,
3-1.
In
Quebec
Senior
Hockey
League
play,
Montreal
swamped
Hull
11-2.
Shawlnigan.Falls
nosed
out
Valley
field
3-2,
and
Quebec
defeated
Ottawa
4-2."
Byron
Nelson
scroed
his
nineteenth
tournament
victory
yesterday,
winning
first
money
in
the
Fort
Worth.
Texas.
$10,000
Open.
The
Old
Goir
Master
swept
over
an
icy
course
with
a
66-
70,
136
for
the
final
36
holes,
giving
him
a
total
of
27311
under
par.
The
runner-up
spot
fell
to
another
Texan,
Jimmie
Demaret
of
Houston.
He
closed
with
281,
one
stroke
better
than
Harold
"Jug"
McSpaden.
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into
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by
Swiss
immigrants
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more
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COLD
WEATHER
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Make
sure
your
Oil
Burner,
Stove
and
Furnace
are
in
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also
check
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insulations.
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Canadiens
Hold
Lead
Montrealers
Retain
Supremacy
Maple
Leafs
Doing;
RetUr
NEW
YORK
The
Montreal
Canadiens
retained
their
hold
on
the
top
rung
of
the
National
Hockey
League
ladder
last
night
when
they
defeated
the
lowly
New
York
Rangers
4-2
on
New
lYork
Ice.
The
victory
was
the
fourth
In
as
many
games
for
the
loop
leaders
over
the
New
Yorkers.
For
the
Rangers,
their
ioss
was
just
another
link
In
the
old,
old
story.
The
New
Yorkers
now
have
lost
12
games,
winning
only
four.
Billy
Reay
tallied
twice
and
veteran
Elmer
Lach
once
to
put
the
Canadiens
out
in
from
3-0
by
the
end
of
the
first
period.
New
York
got
Into
the
game
in
the
second
period
with
a
goal
by
Lynn
Patrick.
Grant
Warwick's
goal
in
the
third
period
placed
the
home
town
boys
within
one
goal
or
the
Habitants
in
the
third
frame.
But
the
Canadiens
cained
the
clincher
when
Bob
Fillon
slammed
a
10-footer
into
thq
Rangers'
net
at
the
15:42
mark.
In
Boston,
meanwhile,
the
Bruins
shared
honors
in
an
encounter
with
the
Toronto
Mapla
Leafs.
It
was
the
third
time
lr.
five
nights
that
Boston
had
to
share
a
game.
A
goal
by
Syl
Apps
put;
Toronto
out
In
the
lead
in
the
first
period.
Boston
levelled
up
the
score
with
a
goal
by
Terry
Rcardon
in
the
.second
stanza
and
they
went
ahead
2-1
when
Bill
Shill
tallied.
But
the
lead
was
short-lived,
and
Apps
again
sank
the
risk,
batting
in
his
own
rebound.
Milt
Schmidt
again
put
the
Bruins
in
the
lead
but
a
goal
by
Billy
Taylor
evened
things
up
and
ended
the
scoring
for
the
night.
'!lnrk
Hawks
Break
Jinx
Out
In
CM::ag'-.
the
Black
Hawks
broke
their
longtime
Jinx
with
the
Detroit
Red
Wings,
coming
from
behind
In
the
final
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Corner
2nd
ana
Park
Avenue
period
to
win,
6-4.
With
the.
victory,
Chicago
retained
Its
second
slot
standing
in
me
league.
Detroit
opened
the
scoring
in
the
first
period,
blood
being
drawn
by
Adam
Brown.
The
score
was
soon
knotted
with
a
goal
by
Doug
Bentley.
In
the
second
period,
the
Red
Wings
slammed
three
counters
past
Goalie
Mike
Karakas,
and
the
Hawks
scored
only
once.
Murray
Armstrong
scored
twice
for
Detroit.
.With
Blll
.Quakenbush
putting,
in
the
third
goal.
Red
Him-111
scored
for
Chicago.
The
last
period
was
all
Chicago,
with
Doug
Bentley,
Pete
Herek,
Bill
Moslenko
and
George
Allen
doing
the
honors.
renin
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SUNDAY
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Merry
Christmas
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Happy
New
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