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Monday,
April
14,
1952
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RJimefii
ECIPES
1
100
Enjoy
Teen
p.m.
to
midnight
to
recorded
music.
Lawrence
Kristmanson.
Ross
Ingram,
Pat
Holgate
and
Rena
Ingram
were
in
charge.
Joe
Goscoe
and
Art
Olsen
were
Up
pleorSy
Wrap
id
Wi
Aqe
Dance
Party
SOL'TII
SEA
CASSEROLE
2
avocados
1
cup
chopped
watercress
1
small
onion
grated
Detroiters
Win
Again;
ot
the
affair'
Patrons
at'
The
Teen
Afce
Club
dance
Civic
Centre
Friday
night
drew;
a
crowd
of
about
100
young
folk
;
Try
a
DAILY
NEWS
classified
who
enjoyed
themselves
from
9
classified
advertising
ia
the
2
flat
cans
tuna
fish
1
can
cream
of
chicken
soup
Old
Country
FOOTBALL
DAILY
NEWS
y2
cup
milk
4
slices
crisp
bacon
1
cup
crushed
potato
chips
or
Canadiens
Now
3
Down
DETROIT
(CP)
The
power
house
Detroit
Red
Wings,
galloping-
at
a
goal-a-period
pace,
whipped
the
Montreal
Canadiens
3-0
here
Sunday
night
to
take
their
third
straight
victory
in
the
best
of
seven
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ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I
Arsenal
4,
Blackpool
1.
Bolton
Wanderers
2,
Fulham
1.
Charlton
Athletic
4,
Stoke
City
0.
,
Chelsea
2,
Aston
Villa
2.
Derby
County
1,
Portsmouth
0.
(Liverpool
1,
Manchester
City
2.
'
Manchester
United
6,
Burnley
1.
Middlesbrough
2,
Newcastle
crackers
Peel
and
dice
avocados.
Arrange
in
a
casserole
and
sprinkle
with
watercress.
Grate
onion
over
the
top.
Drain
tuna
fish
and
flake.
Heat
soup
and
milk,
add
tuna
fish
and
crumbled
bacon.
Pour
over
the
avocado,
sprinkle
the
top
with
potato
chips
or
crackers'.
Bake
at
450
degrees
for
10
minutes.
Serve
immediately.
Or
did
you
ever
serve
avocado
salad
dressing
with
fish,
fruit
or
tomato
salads?
Do
it
like
Stanley
Cup
finals.
They
did
it
with
a
finesse
thai
tickled
14,018
Easter
night
fans.
It
was
the
Red
Wings'
second
j
victory
of
the
week-end.
They
I
tnree
tlmes
tne
Diayers
went
off
Spring
Mixed
League
Thete
will
be
a
meeting
ot
the
Bowling
Alleys
on
Monday
night,
April
14th
at
7:30
.for
the
formfag
of
a
Spring
League.
All
Bowlers
interested
please
attend.
HE
ROUND-UP
defeated
the
Canadiens
I
to
i
,
for
wielding
sticks
on
each
other
at
Montreal
Saturday.
The
stage
i
an(j
for
roughing.
Is
now
set
for
the
Wings
to
wrap
it
up
in
the
fourth
game
here
;
ag--.
I
United
1.
Pieston
North
End
1,
Tottenham
Hotspur
1.
STANWOOD
Tuesday.
By
LARRY
jver
Sreelhead
Prescnr
Anglers'
Poser
-.Lor
is
presenting
a;
"Just
couldn't
hang
on
to
that
Gordic
Howe,
National
Hockey
League's
leading
scorer,
who
had
not
clicked
in
six
previous
games,
went
out
last
night
for
a
two
goal
production
effort
this:
Press
the
pulp
of
an
avocado
through
a
sieve.
Add
2
tablespoons
cream,
1
tablespoon
lemon
juice,
1
teaspoon
prepared
mustard.
Season
with
salt
and
pepper.
Serves
4
to
6.
fellow,"
said
Cyril.
"He
must
in
steelhead
fisher
Prince
Rupert
E.
K.
Jackson,
L.
Purtz,
J.
that
broke
the
back
of
the
hard
"
vji'"1
'
have
been
all
of
18
pounds!"
Then
he
pointed
out
to
us
:
some
of
the
granddaddy
steei-i
head
laying
untroubled
at
the!
pressed
Canadiens.
He
scored
in
)
Kempers,
J.
Crawford,
M.
Mur-
(
the
first
and
third
Deriods.
Line
ray,
O.
E.
Thomas,
G.
J.
Ewing,
West
Bromwich
Albion
2,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1.
Division
II
Barnsley
1,
Blackburn
Covers
2.
Cardiff
City
3,,
Birmingham
City
1.
Doncaster
ARovers
0,
Southampton
1.
Hull
City
1,
Everton
0.
Leeds
United
0,
Nottingham
Forest
0.
Luton
Town
2,
Coventry
City
1.
Notts
County
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West
Ham
Uni'd
0.
mate
Ted
Lindsay
notched
the
j
Vancouver;
W.
H.
Collison.
nthpr
a
Rii-fnrit
finko
shnt.
that'
Smithers:
D.
J.
Riske,
city;
V.
USED
CARS
the
Corrier,
Red
Deer;
K.
V.
Yel-
astonished
everybody
in
land.
Kitimat:
E.
Larresen,
C
bottom
of
the
deep
pools,
their
long
dark-green
forms
clearly
visible
as
the
water
cleared
with
a
swirl
of
current.
"But
they
just
won't
even
take
a
sniff
at
anything
you
can
throw
at
them,"
he
declared.
g
to
bring
in
that
Rud
and
Gun
Club
3SC
wily
sea-going
gr
to
have
made
up
,
that
at
early
morn-at
is
the
only
time
en
look
sideways
at
f
A
steelheader
Cyril
tided
a
silvery
speci-j
in
the
eight-pound
jost
three
more,
one
'I
leader
and
part
of
n-river
with
him.
I
ning
Spells
On
Larresen
and
G.
Grove,
Bawlf,
Alberta;
G.
Easum
and
P.
Young,
Prince
George;
C.
E.
MacAdams,
M.
MacDonald
aid
C.
Smith,
Port
Poli;
Annie
Isaak
and
An
Special
for
One
Week
1937
Terraplanc
Sedan
$195.00
Oueens
Park
Raneers
4.
Shef-
arena,
including
26
year
old
left-;
winger
himself.
SATURDAY
NIGHT
'
j
Saturday
night
Ted
Lindsay's
second
period
goal,
the
puck
trickling
into
the
net
off
Mont-
real
Defenceman
Butch
Bouchard's
chest,
was
nil
the
Red
Wings
needed
to
turn
back
the
Canadiens.
The
Wings
tossed
up
a
rugged
display
of
defensive
strength
backed
by
the
usual
brilliant
"They
quit
taking
anything
af-
field
united
2.
ter
about
8
o'clock
(a.m.).
But
Rotherham
United
0,
Leicester
the
river
is
lousy
with
them."
'City
2.
There
it
is.
If
some
scheming1
Sheffield
Wednesday
2,
Brent-angler
can
find
something
that
ford
0.
will
interest
Mr.
Steelhead
after,
Swansea
Towi
0,
Bury
2.
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1
1950
Austin
Sedan
2
1951
Austin
Sedans
1
194P
Austin
Panel
1
194R
Ford
Sedan
.
1
1941
Morris
Sedan
1
1941
International
Panel
1
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Ford
Sedan
nie
Neufeld,
Port
Essington;
E.
Sandberg,
R.
Adler,
C.
Gooding
and
R.
Tocher,
West
Vancouver;
E.
C.
Sande,
Carole.C.
Dale,
Joan
D.
Dale
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Davey,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Wells
and
family,
Klemtu;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Orr,
Terrace;
D.
Widsten,
Bella
Bella;
R.
Green,
Vancouver;
G.
J.
Ewing,
Vancouver;
W.
D.
Harper,
Ed
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
A
Third
Lanark
4,
Hearts
0.
his
early
morning
satiating
breakfast,
he
should
come
up
with
a
prizewiuning
catch.
I?ol-i
lowing
lures
have
been
tried
un-;
successfully
"after
hours":.
Golf!
tee
spoons,
cluster
salmon
roe,
Devon
minnow
and
.spinning
;
travelling
funds
for
Boxing
Club
team,
urt
Elks
are
planning
Helsinki"
night
this
turday
at
the
home.
at
allowed
to
bring
f
,
some
deadly
earn-
V
1
sl
I
!
Hockey
Scores
Superior
Auto
Service
monton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Gillis
and
son,
Victoria.
41
work
of
Terry
Sawchuck.
Canadiens
themselves
could
not
take
advantage
of
scoring
chances
on
rare
lapses
by
the
Detroiters.
Close,
hard
checking
highlighted
the
play
through
most
of
the
game.
Both
teams
began
to
lay
on
wood
heavily
at
the
start
and
files.
i
Pacific
Coast
Bagshaw.
by
the
way,
isn't
victoria
4.
Saskatoon
3.
(First
Limited
;
is
taking
place
three
k
at
the
Civic
Cen-
,
entering
the
derby
this
year,
game
best-of
-seven
final.)
it
last
year
and
wants
,
mnm
n'ith
Tinv
,
He
won
Phone
Green
217
Third
Avenue
West
ACCOMF
ANIST
Carl
Fuerst-ner,
German
pianist,
coming
with
Eronislav
Gimpel.
concert
violinist,
Wednesday
night.
Inspector
V.
V.
.
C.
Chisholm
RCMP
left
on
today's
p'ane
for
a
trip
to
Victoria
on
official
duties.
'
"to
give
the
other
fellow
a
classified
advertising
in
the
chinee."
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but
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material
I'm
not
going
to
be
sfj.-fd
if
all
three
of
i:e
the
Canadian
yi
Joe.
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big
hand
to.
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tonner
British
welter
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Bishop.
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gured
right
hand
(a
ran
over
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which
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bone
structure
weak,
!
that
with
his
It:
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hand
can
be
as
n"cessiry.
Iti':
a
fight
card
after
k
trials
in
Vancouver,
to
bill
Maurice
in
a
Hit
against
a
Vancou-f
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Boll
8
Gel
a
Chonce
is
the
air
clears
and
Ikes
the
place
of
all
I
baseball
will
emerge
iWmpt
will
be
made
Jits
foreground
here.
f
Little
League
Base-to
Players
and
would-lP
years
and
under.
$
youngsters
can
be
Prince
Rupert
who
learn
the
rudiments
l's
first
sport,
sponsors
I
uniform
and
the
Relation
will
supply
-.and
coaches.
is
not
too
early
for
"'
to
bcein
rptris-
EYE
ON
THE
BALL
Tillsonburg
Livingston's
Bob
Simpson
seems
frozen
in
position
by
the
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hvr7ot.c
influence
of
the
ball
in
o
game
of
the
best-of-five
Canadian
Basketball
cham-
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,
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,
pfonship
Se..M
at
Tin.sonburg.
Ont
The
LWln
istons
dented
Orn
the
7
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Roy
Williams
let,
koss
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frlrl
si
7
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of
the
Grads.
Simpson
scored
11
points
in
the
game
Jlrty-five
players
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the
Daily
News
rtnicnt
will
accept
a"
interested
young-m
today.
James
and
playoffs
In
'league
will
be
han-Kl!lar
basis
as
In
the
?w,
with
a
game
fca-
Preliminary
to
all
ue
games.
t
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want
to
play
f
their
big
chance.
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