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SALE
1
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oil
ve
iwiek
cream
enamel,
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1
small
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stove
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32
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room
on
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For
Miller
Day
Hospital
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and
ward
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and
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will
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or
over,
and
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Is
necessary
to
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In.
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.
THE
SIGH
OF
BETTER
SERVICE
LADIES'
"A"
7
BOWL
SCORES
Ladies'
"A"
.fivenpin
league
last
night
turned
In
moderate
scores
-with
none
of
the
teams
winning
three
straKshl
victories
over
their
opponents.
Maximum
scoring
peak
,was
reached
by
Variety
store
which
rolled
an
aggregate
of
2,538,
winning
2-1
over
Lucky
Strikes.
'
In
the
Individual
scoring,
Mrs,
1
MacPhee
Of
Savoys
bowled
the
highest
three-game
total
of
580,
followed
toy
Dorothy
Ballinger
of
Ideal
Cleaners
with
570.
Highest
ingle
game
was
bowled
by
S.j
Cnmpagnola
of
Ideal
Cleaners
with
234.
I
Dame
scores:
J
Orange
2,
Ideal
Cleaners
1.
.
Variety
Store
2,
Lucky
Strikes
1.
Big
Sisters
2,
Annettes
1.
Miller
Bay.
2,
Tollers
1.
IDEAL
CLEANERS
II.
Schmidt
129
154
147
F.
Pnrtrldge-
77
99
87
D.
Bollinger
199
21G
155
1
H.
Caminagnola
.
134
164
234
Low
S;ore
127
86
Handicap
35
35
35
Totals
701
754
751
ORANGE
O.
Newton
163
133
199
A.
Denton
142
133'
107
E.
Anderson
134
152
120
D.
Geddes
127
87
M.
Wide
1
J
153
80
Handicap
.......
J07
.107
107
Totals
826
698
768
LUCKIES
'
J.
Bnultc'r
174
203
153
M.
Scharff
121
181
133
C.
Barrie
163
153
172
A.
Postuk
113
135
154
J.
Warren
...
194
103
163
.v.
HHiidlrap
29
29
29
Totals
194
809
809
VA.RIETY
E.
Feoslby
.,
...
171
183
148
I.
Lvkegaard
PC
178
167
P.
MJKlrnon
....
1G5
184
120
F.
Cembflla
103
144
202
A.
McLean
171
152
193
Handicap
C2
82
62
Totals
743
903
8921
MOOSE
Morrison
143
1GT
155
Hilton
151
132
154
Irvine
118
182
205,
Er!,"k.son
139
131
149
j
Taylor
.
150
100
143
Handicap
69
69
69
Totals
770
781
875
BIG
SISTERS-
B.
Gcmez
....
..
192
193
132
E.
Bond
150
151
205
J.
Dickens
106
119
159
E.
Rothwcll
172
187
138
E.
Alexander
131
108
150
Handicap
47
47
47
Totals
864
805
833
A
WMPTTPQ
(Montgomery
192
127
132
n
lit.
A
I
A
'
aa
fa
.jjiuin
ili
1DO
1DJ
McMeekln
135
126
132
Ostashowor
117
188
128
Dickens
140
149
140
Handicap
3
3
3
Totals
799
779
700
SAVOY
McPhee
22G
208
146
MeLeod
87
'
118
Basso-Bert
143
124
198
Menries
181
191
162
MacCallum
104
172
189
Kmitson
126
,
Handicap
39
39
MILLER
BAY
Totals
780
855
813
Peterson
197
149
221
Killy
91
163
177
Roberts
-
-
134
97
91
Morton
109
103
92
Vincent
150
164
181
Handicap
67
67
67
Totals
748
748
839
TOILERS
G.
Richards
86
174
J.
Hill
93
112
157
C.
MeLeod
139
150
133
J.
Menzlcs
152
129
155
B.
Ellison
'96
99
M.
Smith
155
168
I
Handicap
105
76
79
Totals
"66
721
860
SCHEDULE
OF
FIVE-PIN
BOWLS
April
14
Co-op
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Malkins
vs.
Fish
Dock;
Burns
vs.
Post
Office;
Stones
vs.
Grotto;
Morgans
vs.
Moose;
Gyro
vs.
North
Star.
April
21
Grotto
vs.
Burns;
Stones
vs.
North
Star;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Morgans;
Moose
vs.
Post
Office;
Gyro
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Co-ope
vs.
Malkins.
April
28
Malkins
vs.
Gyro;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Moose;
Grotto
vs.
Co-op;
Burns
vs.
North
Star;
Stones
vs.
Post
Office;
Peoples
Store
vs.
Morgans.
.
May
5
Post
Office
vs.
Grotto;
Fish
Dock
vs.
North
Star;
Morgans
vs.
Stones;
Peoples
Store
vse.
Moose;
Co-op
vs.
Gyro;
Burns
vs.
Malkins.
LADIES
"B"
BOWLS
April
3
Whirlwinds
vs.
Revenues,
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs.
Bankers,
Khatadas
vs.
Co-op,
Peoples
vs.
Dockettes,
Atlln
vs.
W.PT.B.
GREEK
REGULARS
ON
WAY
TO
FIGHT
GUERRILAS
This
Is
a
sight
frequently
seen
in
the
streets
of
Thessalonika,
Greece.
Convoys
of.
reinforcements
are
starting
for
the
villages
of
the
hinterland
to
Join
in
the
fight
gainst
the
guerrillas
m
the
war
still
being
waged
on
trie
Greek
frontiers.
President
Truman,
in
his
recent
historic
speech
asked
for
$250,000,000
for
aid
to
Greece
in"
the
battle
against
Communism.
It
has
been
charged
that
the
guerrillas
are
Communist-led.
GYRO
WINNER
IN
JUNIOR
LEAGUE
Terrific
Bid
But
It
Canadian
Legion
Made
'r
Was
All
in
Vain
Canadian
Legion
made
a
terrific
bid
for
the
Junior
League
championship
last
night
but
their
hopes
were
shattered
as
Don
Scherk
broke
loose
In
the
thrilling
last
period
to
lead
his
.quad
on
to
the
44-40
win.
Gyro
by
vlrture
of
their
win.
take
the
possession
of
tbe
Civic
Centre
Trophy
for
the
Junior
League
but
they
surely
had
to
work
for
it
It
was
a
wonderful
match
to
start
off
the
night
with,
as
the
Juniors
put
on
another
of
their
fine
diiplays.
It
was
a
hard
.Tight
all
the
way
with
Legion
having
tt.c
lead
for
the
greater
part
of
the
time.
But
S'-herk's
last
quarter
irlvs
pulled
the
at
.out
of
the
tire
and.
although
Tomcny
Jiouitei
91
Legionaires
matched
SsherlCs
19
points,
he
did
not
have
the
support
Scheik
was
given.
Gyro
went
out
In
front
at
the
first
quarter
breafcher
11-0
but
bd.'ore
tlie
ha1:'
was
over
Legion
had
moved
into
a
two
point
lead
21-19.
Boulter
get
loose
In
the
third
vame
to
heh)
stretch
the
lead
and
the
frame
closed
up
at
34-20
with
the
winners
on
the
short
skie.
But
Sclierk's
11
point
splurrv
in
the
final
stanza
snatched
the
edge
for
the
Gyro
and
they
hung
griuXy
to
their
narrow
lead.
Syd
Wod?ide's
lads
came
through
for
him
just
as
they
came
through
-winnliv
the
first
and
second
ha'If
of
the
junior
loop.
Gyro
will
be
another
of
ths
champions,
that
will
be
lining
up
on
Thursday
evening
far
the
presentation
of
their
trcphy
in
the
Civic
Centre
gym.
Legion-Olsen
1.
Lien
1,
Wong
11,
Hills
8,
Boulter
19.
Foreman,
Eidsvick,
Davies.
Total
49.
Gyro-D.
S.-herl;
19,
Shier
6,
Haugan
11,
Moore
6,
Sunberg,
Mercer
2,
Sharpe,
S.
Schcjk,
Donaldson.
Total
44.
STANLEY
CUV
P..AY-OI
FS
Montreal
5.
Bcston
1
leading
3
games
to
1).
Toronto
4,
Def
oit
1
(Toronto
I
leading
2
games
to
1).
Canuck
to
Report
On
N.Z.
Medicine
AUCKLAND
N.
Z.
O)
Dr.
Hush
MacLcan,
Canadian
sur
geon,
who
recently
retired
from
practice
in
Los
Angeles,
Is
on
a
three
months'
visit
to
New
Zealand
In
the
course
of
which
he
will
Investigate
the
Dominion'
state
medical
services.
"Dr
D.
E.
McIIendry,
professor
of
political
science
at
the
University
of
California,
Los
Angeles,
Is
at
present
doing
research
work
In
Wellington
and
he
asked
me
to
come
as
a
sur-gean
and
look
Into
the
functions
of
the
State
Medical
Act,"
said
Dr.
MacLean.
"It
Is
breaking
ne
w
ground
and
I
want
to
Investigate
its
successes
and
failures,
If
any."
"In
addition,
Premier
Douglas
cf
Saskatchewan
Is
Interested
In
New
Zealand's
medical
services
and
I
wil
report
to
him
in
an
unofficial
way."
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Wednesday,
April
2,
1947
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use
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SHAMES
MILL
IS
BEING
REOPENED
Rupert
Sawmills
Ltd.
sawmill
near
Shames,
which
has
been
closed
during
the
winter
because
of
severe
Ice
and
snow
conditions,
will
be
resuming
lumber
cutting
immediately,
it
Is
stated
by
Manager
L.
C.
Griffiths
who
has
been
in
the
city
for
a
couple
cl
days
on
business.
The
mill
slough,
In
which
the
logs
are
boomed,
is
clear
cf
ice
now.
During
the
period
of
shutdown
considerable
work
was
done
on
the
MAGIC'S
ORANGE
MARMALADE
BISCUITS
3
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tspn.
salt
4
tbspns.
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4
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of
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Mr.
"Griffiths
5s
returning
to
the
mill
on
tonight's
train.
He
reports
that
Ice
is
(beginning
to
break
up
In
the
Ekeena
River
but
there
is
still
a
great
depth
of
I
1
snow
In
the
bush
and
alongsldef
the
roads.
'
Mrs.
Elizabetn
Fitrgerald
ar;
family
of
St.
John's,
.Newfound
land,
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
night's
train
to
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ud
residence
here.
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