.
n
Wednesday,
December
-
OUTDOORS
1M
an
Millers
Stem
G
&
A
Rally
To
Take
4741
Decision
!
CCC
Pulp
Millers
gained
on
and
Payne
held
them
7-7
ir
the
coninr
r
leaeue
Dacesettine
first
frame,
were
edged
8-9
in
One
of
our
newer
denizens,
connected
with
a
mule
deer
buck.
1
th
'
H
on:y
11
weeks
out
from
Knglanu.
as
a
cnange
iium
me
cua.ii.su
Is
highly
enthused
over
the
variety,
wealth
of
eating
fish
which
may
Another
province
has
Joined
be
o
easily
captured
alim
the
the
runki
of
the
Game
Manaje-Katei
front.
The
past
two
Sun-
ment
people,
for
Newfoundland
iays
he
has
fished
from
the
j.s
now
permitting
an
tpen
sea-
M.lnsnn's
Omfaas
last
niirht
at
the
second,
ouUcored
the
win-j
T
1
'
t
n
HKenHlitson's
.
.,
.
.
A
ihe
Civic
Centre
as
they
downed
ners
12-10
in
the
third
quarter
'
a
rallying
Gordon
and
Anderson
-nd
dropped
the
last
quarter
sauad
47-4'
CCC
have
now
12-8.
three
wins
snd
two
losses
to
their
The
wide
open
game
saw
both
j
credit
whil.-
Manson's
have
four
sides
warmed
to
a
crisp
by
the;
victories
to
one
loss.
calls
and
appeals
to
referees
Bob
j
In
a
rou-,'h
and
ready
Inter
A
MacFarlane
and
Bob
Smith
were
)
fixture
North
Star
Bottlers
a
dime
a
doz.-n.
Bill
Morrison
was
,
stretched
their
win
streak
to
five
the
sharpshooter
ior
the
Bottlers
j
a.
thev
eriwd
Fraser
and
Payne
wuh
11
points
while
a
hard-
jj.,35
"
'
:
working
Ron
Ciccone
netted
13
j
Yacht
Club
floats
and
each
time
son
on
cow
moo-e
during
h'ie
i
ias
taken
an
ample
catch
of
latter
part
of
the
regular
season;
J
a.s;ortt;d
seafood.
'this
atl
adcls
up
to
providing;
He
c-jmmcnti
that
'
to
write
good
hunting
for
those
who
fol-
j
elatlvcs
that
the
smallest
fUh
.o'
"
wci
t
,'
redu;-in,?
the:
ie
catches
here
Is
the
equivalent
ranks
of
our
wild
things
so
fur
it
a
day's
hard
fishing
In
hLs
that
posterity
would
need
to
visit!
former
haunts,
and
that
he
can
a
museum
to
sue
what
these
'
and
several
hundred
pounds
of
ereaUnes
once
looked
like.
f
Lib
in
a
single
day
here,
would
Jimmy
fireer
with
two
com-;
ead
said
relatives
to
believe
panlons
made
qui::k
trip
to
that
he
had
forsaken
aU
re;.ird
Porchcr
Isiand
during
the
week-
:
:r
veracity.
Actually
the
grey-
pnd,
they
brought
back
a
deer
as;
DINING
PLEASURE
in
fast
clip
wr
me
urreooeui
squaa.
o.u,
The
Pulp
Miller,
set
a
tar
commi
ted
8
fouls
to
F
&
P
s
from
the
outset,
as
if
determin-,
f
I
In
the
free
shot
column
the
ed
not
to
fall
victim
to
the
fight-
-
Bottlers
sank
10
out
of
X
to
u.g
G
&
A
crew
that
trimmed
Omegas
Saturday
nifht
only
to
fraser
and
Paynes
6
out
of
12.
find
that
they
weren't
up
against!
In
the
Inter
B
opener
Man-the
same
teiim
until
after
the
son's
had
it
all
over
General
half
Pop
Pay's
Cellulose
squad
Motors
like
a
tent
as
they
piled
established
15-9
and
14-9
leads
up
a
17-8
lead
by
the
half,
blank-in
the
first
two
quarters
before
!
ed
the
Motors'
crew
8-0
in
the
(
ft
A
showed
signs
of
flighting
!
third
stanza
and
outscured
them
back
1
12-2
in
the
final
frame.
Motors
nicked
for
12
fouls
plus
1
'sparked
by
Glen
.Tiny.
Carl-
j
were
technical
while
Mansons
were
back
to
son
the
Millers
battled
Penalized
8
times.
GM
only
sank
c
halk
up
a
13-8
third
quarter
1
out
of
10
free
shots
while
Man-the
..ore
but
still
trailed
37-31
on
sons
witn
15
cnances
made
7
of
total
ff
ih
j.J
them
good.
Gray
paced
the
win-
i
-od
are
gathering
around
in
proof
ol
tneir
skill,
or
else
i
force,
for
they
were
striking
a.'e
a
whole
lot
lucxier
than
si.me
;
i
I'u'devle
spaoiu
within
a
d.wen
wiio
have
railed
there
this
yeai.j
!
feet
of
the
surface;
and
merely
lf
ieer
ic
tliere
uhU'ii,
Ut,
is
stunt
your
columnist
in-
weather
has
been
pretty
mu:!i!
I
duced
a
few
of
them
Into
strlk-.
against
tuc
buntor..
i-n
o.i
a
craftily
Jigged
bare
S:i
often
iIujk
hunters
:ase
I
look
without
lead.
RockfiMi
and
expensive
shell
under
thj
lioj'.
1
1
renquil
are
also
In
evidence,
and
boards
of
small
boats,
they
s.xhi;
j
't:ish
are
in
prime
condition
become
swollen
and
ruined
by
r.ince
they
will
go
to
spawning'
uung
in
an
-ln-'h
of
water
for
a1
soon.
whi.e;
in
ccn-equence
any
sort
It's
Cloyah
and
Bob
Armstrong
of
shell
vest
would
make
an
ex-;
again,
and
Fall
steelheads;
he
cellent
and
money
saving
Christ--j
took
three
during
the
-week-end,'
mas
Kilt.
Just
a
hint!
.
.
I
'
1
i:est
fish
fifteen
p'mnds,
this
:
I
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
v-.
",.
.
L.:
.:,
:r.;;:
1
ners
with
12
points.
G
&
A
rally
in
the
final
quarter
Line-ups:
although
they
lost
Sid
Scherk
Inter
R
League
nnd
Hnrol,1
Marshall
Who
fouled
i
GENERAL
MOTORS:
Young
4
latter
had
been
In
fresh
water
i
'"me
little
time
for
he
was
free
of
sea-lice.
A
party
of
educated
old-timers
1
back
from
the
annual
duck-
!
J
-
t
..
j
....
I
LINE
COACH
RESIGN
,
TORONTO
CP
John
Kerns
resigned
Tuesday
nipht
as,
line
coach
of
Toronto
Argonauts
of
the
Big
Four.
Football
Union.
j
Kerns
said
he
Intended
to
devote
his
time
to
the
insurance
THE
OSTRICH-HEADED
SKIP
hunting
Jaunt
around
Hartley
Bav,
Knm
Hauler,
B
Mushv
Jack
Lindsay,
Ned
McLeod
and
out
and
Bill
Sunberg
Who
pro-
j
-
Nelson
2.
Leaslt
1.
J.
Carlson
tested
too
violently
after
being
!
i,'''00
Pedersen-
For-tagged
for
an
intentional
foul.
;
MANSon
s.
HodHkinson
5.
sedge-
G
fe
A
outscored
the
Millers
3
,
wick
10.
Anoersen
0.
Gray
13.
Barnes,
baskets
to
2
in
the
10-10
last
Jeffery
4.
Magnusson,
Webber,
Erick-quarter
but
CCC
sank
6
of
10
3011
1
T,u,l1?Jr
A
1
e-.Rue
tree
shots
while
the
Hardware-!
fraser
&
payne:
Kristmanson
men
only
netted
4
in
11
tries,
a,
h.
ciccone
13,
sankey
i.
Monson
Carlson
and
Roy
Webber
fouled
Stewart
4.
Forbes
5.
h.
McKay.
it
frr
r.nrrfnn
onH.
AnriprQnns
Total
35.
Article
No.
2
,
end
open,
particularly
when
he
To
paraphrase?
"Uneasy
lies
j
has
the
last
stone,
he
should
the
head
that
dares
to
skip."
Hav
j
graciously
step
down
and
give
lne
held
that
unenviable
Dosition
!
wav
to
someone
who
has.
Too
You
Don't
Have
to
ko
to
a
WEDDING
to
find
the
BEST
MAN
THE
BEST
MAN'
for
your
car
is
right
here
at
our
station.
CAR
and
TRUCK
LUBRICATION
TIRE
SERVICE
If
it's
Tires
you
need
we'll
make
you
a
deal.
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
'The
Home
of
Friendly
Service'
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALER
thev
tell
.if
evrpiiei.t
business
here.
He
came
from
Joe
Srott
Buffalo
Bills
of
the
National!
mallard
"hooting,
particularly
on
I
Try
Daily
News
;ih
Football
League
four
years
ago.
for
years,
I
feel
every
sympathy
;
many
promising
young
curlers
;
the
evening
flight,
the
kill
w
for
the
indignities
the
skip
sul-
nave
Deen
aiscourageo
nom
pur-
almost
exclusively
mallards
with
fers,
whether
in
the
role
of
victor
NORTH
STAR:
W.
Morrison
11
Nirleprwm
4
K.
MrKftv
li
luit
t
Gordon
and
Andersons
were
penalized
18
times
plus
one
teen-
i
Black
5,
Helm
a.
rx.naidson.
Total
38.
nical
called
on
Rupe
Holkestad.
suing
the
game
further
by
such
frustrating
tactics.
This
type
of
play
has
no
place
in
the
granite
game
where
striking
and
chap
and
lie
are
the
vogue.
It
was
typical
of
the
Iron
game
where
the
draw
was
the
only
shot.
bAt
the
rollicking
resil
a
few
widgeon.
If
you
are
not
in
the
know,
better
Join
up
with
folk
who
know
anchorages
etc.,
wind
gets
rough
at
this
time
ufj
year.
j
'
Smoky
Earl
Becker
covered
many
miles
by
various
water-
j
rrn
In
Cfelrin..
Klo
irairlu
Hiiolr
For
Extra
Value
For
Christmas
Giving
FAMOUS
WATCHES
Bulova,
Hamilton,
Elgin,
Cyma,
Mercury
and
many
others.
.seniikT
II
League
GORDON
at
ANDERSON'S:
Holkestad
3,
Davis
8.
G.
Carlson
2J,
Arney.
Webber
5.
Currie,
Abbey
3
Total
41.
CCC
300
:
8
Scherk
8.
D.
Bcherk
12.
Sunberg
2,
Thompson
3.
Christensen
16.
Marshall
s,
Cameron.
Moore
2.
Dumas
2.
Total
47.
Viand1:
ience
of
the
granites
wJler.
finally
met
success
rlijht
close
to
chips,
wicks,
striking
and
rolling
CCC
had
21
fouls
called
cm
them.
Minor
Simundsen's
crew
did
better
at
the
free
shot
line,
sinking
15
in
28
chances
while
CCC
made
good
on
11
out
of
26.
Freddy
Christensen
with
16
and
Don
Scherk
with
12
paced
the
Millers
while
Carlson
netted
22
for
the
losers.
Inter
A
league
leaders
North
Star
kept
their
win
streak
intact
by
a
narrow
margin
as
Fraser
See
our
many
other
Gift
Items
ONE-THIRD
or
vanquished.
To
the
average
curler,
the
Ignoble
patriarch
w
ho
deems
to
.call
himself
skip
.
is
guilty
of
any
and
all
miscues
that
lead
to
defeat.
Personal
vanity
or
the
desire
to
feel
important
necessitates
a
whipping
post
to
justify
our
alter-ego's.
Someone
has
to
be
the
goat.
Nevertheless,
there
is
a
type
of
skip
with
whom
I,
shall
always
be
at
variance
."
.
.
the
ore
who,
like
an
ostrich,
sticks
his
head
in-the
sand
and
refuses
to
face
realities.
I
reter
to
the
skipper
whose
strategy
points
solely
to
building
up
an
end
in
which
at
worst
he
has
only
to
lay
guards
with
his
own
rocks.'
He
t
Your
Friendly
J
6
Hotshots,
Tigers
Share
Loop
Lead
MANSON'S
home.
Driving
by
Prudhomme
Lake
the
other
early
morning
h-
,
saw
his
buck
leae
the
roadside'
and
enter
the
brush.
Karl
f:il-j
lowed
the
general
direction
In
zip.zags
until
the
unwary
miarry,
tnpped
to
look
back;
that's'
in
addition
to
drawing,
add
sparkle
to
the
unpredictable
outcome
of
a
modurn
curling
game,
does
not
tolerate
a
type
of
game
la
which
every
player
on
a
team
Is
not
called
upon
to
play
an
offensive
part
risht,
the
bullet
came
at
him
Hotshots
and
Tiger
Cats
with
20
points
each
are
tied
for
the
lead
in
the
Local
Mixed
Five-Pin
league
as
of
last
Friday.
Maniacs
witn
18
points
are
in
runner-up
SpOt,,;,.,?
f
FLOOR
SAN
DIN
wnen.you
nave
uie
ium,
ruv.
:
,
rrom
tne
unexpected
flank.
Nine
skipper,
open
it
up.
Play
your
;
stalking
Smoky'
stones
to
the
sides
as
well
as
the
Rod
am,
0un
a,jb
NAVY
DANCE
DRILL
HALL
HMCS
CHATHAM
In
Honor
of
the
Ship's
Company
of
HMCS
ANTIGONISH
Saturday,
Dec.
5th
MUSIC
BY
"DIKES"
$1.00
Each
4
PROCEEDS
IN
AID
OF
CHILDREN'S
XMAS
PARTY
'
4
hopes
wishfully
to
have
a
shot
Pat
Lucas
with
235
and
561
won
:
rock
so
well
protected
that
when
Or
Rent
a
Sander
miuuie
anu
piay
iui
uie
uis
cnu
with
your
own
shots
as
the
payoff.
Otherwise
maybe
you
would
make
a
good
lead.
double
honors
to
take
ladies'
j
it
comes
his
turn
to
play,
he
will
high
single
and
high
three.
Pete
I
not
be
called
upon
to
remove
a
SPECIAL
ON
Steel
Oil
Tanks
110
Gal.
Tank
S
55.00
275
Gal.
Tank
$
75.00
375
Gal.
Tank
$
90.00
550
Gal.
Tank
S110.00
3
Prov.
Tax
Extra
All
tanks
made
of
12-gauge
steel
Industial
Welcinq
!
now
meeting
regularlv
the
fii.it
I
Friday
in
each
month,
interest
;
remains
high;
local
members
i
await
the
call
to
convene
to
'wind
up
the
last
salm-n
derby,
j
(iordnn
Keatle
advlse.5
.that
I
the
woods
around
Smitherj
are
j
well
occupied
by
mo.
se
lunters
and
that
snow
conaitinns
are
GREER
&
BRIDD
Slova
rolled
279
for
men's
high
vital
stone
or
draw
accurately
to
,
single
and
Harvey
Youden
put
;
the
four-foot
rings
to
save
the
i
together
three
games
for
a
total
I
end.
Once
he
gets
one
of
his
cl
735
to
take
men's
high
triple.
1
team's
rocks
"In
there."
he
uses
.
Next
article
"Sizing
up
the
Ice'
I
Phone
t
LIMITED
W,
Sparks
with
1020
took
team
high
.
me
other
seven
stones
to
guard
CURLING
RESULTS
215
First
Ave,
the
living
daylights
out
of
it
so
single
and
Hotshots
rolled
25a7
Results
of
last
night's
play
In
the
j
providing
perfect
,.ra,'.in?,
h?
EVERYONE
WELCOME
Green
881
225
First
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
CurllnR
Club
Gordon
s
Hardware
trophy
competition
was
as
follows:
McNiece
10.
MelKhen
3.
Parker
19.
Butterlrk
5:
KellnuKh
11.
Moore
2:
Thom
12,
Greene
8
Astoii
9.
Matthew
3:
Miller
8,
Rowbotham
6
NIGHT
and
DAY
SERVICE
for
team
high
three.
I
"In-
third
place
are
Atoms
with
'
16
points
while
Wood
butchers,
Shearpins
and
Powerhouse
are
tied
in
fourth
spot
with
15
points
each.
Fifth,
are
Sparks
with
12,
sixth
are
Boomcats
with
11,
seventh
are
Digesters
with
10,
eighth
are
Handicaps
with
8
and
ninth
are
Gremlins
with
7
points.
that
only
a
drop-kick
could
remove
it.
If
a
skip
has
not
the
courage
or
the
confidence
to
play
the
lAST
NIGHT'S
FIGHTS
Miami
Beach,
Fla.
Mickey
Laurent.
15934i
Paris.,
outpointed
Baby
Williams,
160,
Havana,
10.
Grand
Rapids,
Mich.
Kenny
Lane,
133
,
Muskegon,
Mich.,
;
outpointed
Ron
S'rlDllng,
i;tj.
j
Cedar
Rapids,
la.,
8.
I
Grand
Rapids
Al,
Hogan.
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