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Monday,
December
7,
1953
aC
Raliy
Faiis
Short
Hi
KenWaborf
i
f
It,,
As
Manson's
Win
48-39
i
CaurDOims:
League-leading
Manson's
Omegas
forged
ahead
to
a
commanding
first
half
lead
and
staved
off
a
ft
third
and
final
quarter
drive
by
a
stubborn
CCC
300
f
club
Saturday
night
to
take
the
scheduled
Senior
B
!
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'
f
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,
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.
nr,p"wwwiw
in1
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-V.
'
basketball
league
game
48-39
at
the
Civic
Centre.
j'
s
;
aIm
,
'
.
.
"
'
'
,
In
the
Inter
A
fixture"
pace-
"
I
'J
.(
'
i
;
5!
setters
North
Star
had
to
hustle
Sunrise's
II,
with
the
grocery'
'ffl
to
sdge
a
rallying
WatU
&
Nick-
Bob
Sankey
getting-
the
gate
.
j
,
,
after
e
four
technical
fouls.
Nsi-
50-46
and
Nelson
Brothers
erson
Brotne
made
good
8
Ifee
hroke
their
three-game
loss
,.hots
out
of
j5
and
sunrise
3
streak
-
by
si)
JiackL;
aunrise
out
of
9.
Grocery
4H-W,in
the
Inter
B
,.naRlir
ODener.
i
nelson
brothers
s
Matsuo
Arr
nispn
and
Don
Hartwli
Matsuo
3,
M.
Nakalsn.
T
,
I
-
-
V
if:
"f
fTrst
end
strategy""
with
n
K...
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j
K-wtnii
17.
P.
MKtsubB.
b.
Yum-
winners
as
Omegas
outscored
amoto
14.
b.
Tsuchiya
a.
t.
Tuwkn.
the
c:ctmers
i-7
ana
h-s
m
ioiai
4H
SUNRISE
A.
Strand
2.
B.
Sanki'y
;
'ho
first
half.
Don
Scherk
and
McLcull
tf.
U-
i
liiH
CHnhorrf
eraarUaaAnA
fh
8.
A.
TurCOtte
3.
J
CCC
rally
notching
9
and
10
j
A
PBrcut
t,
10llu
...
points
respectively.
j
lllUr
A
Lragur
STItONG
DEFEN'CE
I
NORTH
h'iaK
W.
.oiil.ion
6.
R.
i
At
I
ARTICLE
No.
5
j
It
was
a
frustrating
evening
uouaiusou,
u.
iit
,
d.
Nickerson
!
fcr
Pop
Pay's
Millers.
Down
29-16
u.
Total
so.
i
unina
Into
the
second
half
no
WAT18
NICKERSON
R.
Smtltl
v
i
nmm
t.
.
tuim,
b.
hucmc
,i
pr
now
how
much
mutn
thev
mey
tried
inea
to
iu
;uiai.er
,
R
chrlstoB
7i
D
Letourncau
u.
ALTHOUGH
HE
PLAYED
in
only
one
game
or
major
league
baseball,
smiling
Walt
Alston,
42,
will
take
over
Chuck
Dressen's
Job
as
manager
of
the
National
League
champion
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Walt
has
successfully
managed
the
Dodger
farm
teanu
p.t
St.
Paul
in
'the
American
Association
and
Montreal
In
the
'
Intcrnaticnul
League,
and
last
year
led
the
Montreal
Royals
to
victory
hi
the
International
League
playoffs
and
the
Little
World
Series.
break
down
Manson's
defences,
beagtaiLK
d,
u.
Vvebcn,
H.
tiut'i-
i
the
umegas
came
oac
stronger.
pard
K.
t.ci-'riiie
.
utui
4u.
,
..
....
V
m
uriicKey
Webster
contributed
10
Nmior
H
t.rtar
f
points
to
the
winners'
score
as
mansons
r.
spring
a.
a.
oiwu
Millers'
Sunberg
and
Gordy
M
wcostor
10,
D.
Bill
8,
o.
'Cameron
tried
to
cut
down
the
g"1'1
n;
i
vv'sU-
u
"
winners'
lead.
The
losers
out-
ccc
8oo-ioo
2.
d.
Sci,it
.
scored
the
Omegas
12-9
and
11-
s.
schem
a,
r.
chrisienaen
4.
c
!
10
in
the
last
naif
but
the
Man-
Cameron
7,
(1.
Dumu
1.
H.
Marshall
son
defence
showed
no
sign
of
w-
bunberg
io.
'inompson
t.
iu-
I
....
erin.
38'
play
his
favorite
shot
a
draw.
For
argument's
sake.
as.-;iiive
your
first
stone
is
placed
in
front
of
the
rings.
The
opposing
lead
misses
his
draw.
WouM
you
ask
for
a
draw
behind
the
guard,
which
is
one
of
the
hardest
shots
In
the
book,
awl
rv-e
particularly
on
the
first
end?
A
perfect
draw
behind
a
guarci
should
stop
in
front
of
the
tee
line.
How
often
can
you
make
that
shot
the
first
end,
or
any
end,
for
that
matter?
Go
back
a
moment
to
tint
first
stone
drawn
to
the
side
nf
the
house.
Which
side?
Yes,
there
is
a
preference
on
norntr;
ice.
Why
not
the
out-turn
side,
because
strangely
enough,
to-i
many
curlers
do
not
like
win:;
in
out-turn
to
hit.
Your
opposing
lead
isn't
likely
to
be
an
exception.
T
........
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mice
t
V)
i
1
i
Manson's
committed
13
fouls
iWJi
11
and
made
good
8
of
!
18.
free
shots.
The
Pulp
Millers
SPECIAL
ON
Sleel
Oil
Tanks
110
Gal.
Tank
......
I
5r.
M
275
Oal.
Tank
t
15.M
'
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Gal.
Tank
S
MM
550
Gal.
Tank
SUO.M
S
Pru.
Tb
fctr
All
tanks
made
of
12-fauf
steel
Induxtiol
Weluinq
TWO
YOUNGSTERS'
who
may
be
future
"greats"
with
the
World
Champion
New
York
Yankees
are
taking
their
"finishing
school"
training
with
Puerto
Rico
winter
league
teams.
"Bonus
Baby"
Frank
Leja
(left)
is
playing
with
the
San
Juan
Senadores
while
future
teammate
Vic
Power,
first
Negro
player
signed
by
the
Yankees,
plays
with
Caguas.
Fred
Kristmanson,
Joe
Davis
Awarded
Basketball
Trophies
Hockey
Scores
t
r-tt'rn
l,ciif;ur
C.u.:;iry
3,
EUniunton
1
Saturday
).
HiiAicatoon
6,
Wostmin&tcr
4
(Saturday.
Siatile
6.
Hiu.kattjn
3
(Sunday).
pit
i
n
liittr(intitiiiiil
Ni-Ikjii
8.
Truit
3.
Kiiiiborlty
0.
Hptkiii;r
3.
Spokane
3,
Kimhcrii'jr
3
(.Sunday).
Ok:illNK;ill
Hf'lllor
Vernon
5.
Kumloops
5
Pciitkton
6,
Ki'lnwnft
2.
Curlers
Hearing
i
ir.k'7
out
of
1Q
free
tosses
F
t
the
sake
of
further
dis-ussifn.
let
us
assume
that
you
eoirte
to
play
the
first
end
wide
pen
by
having
your
lead
draw
lis
i.rst
stone
to
the
outside
ing
Another
excellent
rnason
or
this
strategy
is
that
if
gives
ou
en
opportunity
to
see
how
he
ire
"works"
all
the
way
from
lie
frack
to
the
rings.
This
is
ut
possible
if
the
stone
4
plac-d
lif
frojit
of
the
house,
It
also
Ives
your'
lead
man
a
chance
to
,et
ttie
feel
of
draw
weight
im-nedtely,
as
well
as
putting
he
opposing
skip
on
the.de-ensfVe.
The
opposing
lead
is
ailed
on
for
a
take-out
shot
nd
4f
you
keep
him
hitting
as
veil
is
the
opposing
second
and
hirt
they
do
not
get
&
chance
0
find
out
what
weight
is
nec
ssaiv
for
a
draw,
i
Thus
when
he
time
comes
for
the
opposl-ionjto
switch
to
the
offensive
jravw
games,
they
may
come
up
with
several
misses.
4
Another
argument
none
the
l-ss
Jxtent
says
that
the
aver-:
ge
JeaM
man
is
not
a
strong
lilttrt-;
therefore,
make
him
hit
j.-itrC
hrs,,
first
stona
On
the
other
hand,
if
you
place
the
firstrock
in
front
of
the
house,
the
opposing
lead
is
asked
to
j
The
Inter
A
encounter
was
a
fast
paced
duel
that
left
ref-
Knockout
Play
..jt,
reu
Calderone
and
Douz
oalikey
as
limp
as
the
players.
I
Only
three
games
remain
to
bo
Speedy
Rey
McKay
with
13
Pa?d
ln
the
Gordon's
Hardware
Green
8KI
225
First
Avrnoe
points
Dick
Nickerson
with
12,
wiumuh
ui
mc
rnnce
Art
Helln
with
10
and
Rod
Tait
Rupert
Curling
club
before
the
'ith
9
sDelled
defeat
for
Bill
Mc-
knockout
competition
to
name
one
place
the
next
stone
on
the
.T
nnvts
of
Oordcn
&
n1cr-'
v
i'h
his
trophy.
Art
M
rr-y.
opposite
side
then
the
third
j
son's
Senior
B
basketball
longue
last
year's
president
cf
th
one
in
between
the
two.
Do
not
:
''h-oed
honors
with
Freddy
Pnn-e
Rupert
basketball
nso-guard
unless
with
your
own
:
Kristmanson
of
the
Frnser
&
'
ritirn,
siid
that
the
ynuni
rocks,'
and
then
use
close
guards!
Payne
Inter
A
entrv
when
Frns-r
i;
Payne
.sh
irpsh'-'o.-
.
,
.
rr
rV-i
ioc
fnr
tVio
1
QO-I
can
err
VinH
li
VpH
II
n
t
n
fl
11
t
Yin
rpr:
11
i
"I
-
Chesney's
squad
although
it
was
tne
winners
starts.
1
no
easy
victory.
North
Stars
took
Tomorrow
night
Oarncr
meets
"lUrier
il-l.
losl
me
"
-;
diiu
liiiTis
TTENTION
intOine
U-IOO
c.rrie-ur
"-,;--'
:
"';,
V"
X,TZZ"
Z
,nn
,,
rh
:
n
';..
UeennH
fl-13
and
the
third
11-14.
Miller
on
No.
2
and
Johnston
i?Tpqin
mo
rnp
pipni.-
ir
rin
v.
.i
r
wic'cihcu
oiy
biic
iiiv
.
..........n
.
.
..
.
:
-
won
t
hurt.
iue
oaiuraay
ingin..
jouic:
iu.
J
j.avis
was
named
winner
oi
j
.r.
Murray
nsu
prcseui-'V"
'
Daily
News
"most
valuable
'
Sun
Life
cup
for
the
Senior
B
Next
article
.
.
.
p'-iyer
trophy"
and
Kristman-
championship
and
Civic
(rti'r
im
going
into
the
final
meela
mrner
on
no.
j
tee.
quarter
the
Clothiers'
fouls
prov.'
The
draw
committee
will
then
ed
costly.
Dereck
Letoumeau
and
work
out
the
won-lost
columns
Bob
McFarlane
both
fouled
out
and
points
for
and
against
the
f
a
crucial
time
and
although
various
rinks
In
case
of
ties
to
McKay
of
the
Bottlers
also
foui-1
see
who
enters
the
knockout
ed
out
he
had
contributed
6
competition.
"Mats
to
the
winners'
total
be-1
for
this
reason
there
will
be
a.
"To
Draw
or
Not
to
Draw"
;
son
was
awarded
the
Bobby
norretball
playoff
trophv
io
IToiiten
Memorial
troohv
fo-
Rusty
Ford
on
behalf
of
Oor-
FISHERMEN
AND
BOAT
OWKfRS
EICOLITE
has
done
it
ogain!
1
his
Kmc
a
60-FATHOM
DEPTH
INDICATOR
brin-t
the
most
sportsmanlike
I
don
&
Andersons;
the
Gio'fo
pHvrr
last
seascn.
Tntpmeditite
A
trophv
to
i"
Th
Dilly
News
trophv
to
be
i
Morrison
for
North
Stars;
the
fore
he
did.
change
ln
schedule
for
this
$19
5
oo
1
presented
each
year
to
thelCivi"
Centre
Inter
B
league
cup
North
S!ar
committed
a
total
week's
curling.
The
men's
rurl-iPlive'-
judged
most
valuable,
if
to
General
Motors;
the
Oeoi
-a
0j
17;
fouls
while
Watts
&
Nick-
'n8
c,ut)
wl"
not
Plav
Wednes-an
individual
prize
and
nmy
be
Cock
Inter
A
playoff
trophv
to
.
,,,.e
jns.Hzed
22
times
i
dy
nl8ht,
and
the
women's
club
1
refined
by
the
player.
Sports
Frascr
&
Pavne;
the
MfMor.v:
!
At
tne
free"sh0t
line
North
Star
:
who
usually
curl
Wednesday
af-,ed!tor
Dirk
Ayres,
on
beh.'lf
ot
cup
for
Juniors
to
Aimun-ii-
CAnit
ln
29
chances
while
'
trnoons
will
also
curl
Wednes-jD"ilv
News
publisher
John
tion.
Assisting
Mr.
Murray
wa,
"w
N
scored
cn
6
ot
22
oppor-.day
night.
Play
in
the
Gordon's
for
only
WALLS
CHILLS
OPPONENT
IN
LESS
THAN
MINUTE
EDMONTON
(CP)
Earl
Walls,'
Canadian
heavyweight
champion,
Friday
night
knocked
out
Bernie
Reynolds
of
Fairfield,
N.J.,
in
33
seconds
of
the
first
round
of
a
scheduled
10-round
feature
bout
here.,
.,
More
'
than
B.OOO
fans
saw
only
a
brief
sparring
session
until
Walls
connected
with
a
left
hook
which
spun
Reynolds
around.
Walls
then
landed
a
hard
right
to
the
jaw
which
sent
Reynolds
10
feet
across
the
ring.
He
had
to
be
carried
to
his
corner.
.
Walls
weighed
192
pounds,
a
pound
more
than
his
opponent.
hi
.
.
..
i
.
.
nnrnwnro
irnnrirmir
pnmnaf
t
,m
ivif
gut
,
lltdUC
LILC
(Jl
CSClllii
'
HP,i
t
ri
rw
vnuti
uii';,
vivic
vtuii
-
I
to
K'isty
ord.
In
the
absence
sports
director.
j
of
Dans
who
mas
at
Terracj
Farlans
with
9
point
each
were1'111
be
'played
Thursday
and
Fri-
Vaf
s-
,&
Niclcer.son
top
point-
j
day
nights.
.
letters.
'
Saturday
night
the
mixed
i
with
the
G
&
A
team.
Also
re
ceiving
his
most
valuable
plivc
L
fnm
-
V
Y-lirr
fward
for
last
year,
not
hither-1
LUfTldUlIld
luKti
;
NEVER
HEADED
league
piay
continued
with
tUo
(following
results:
McDonald
9,
WOre
never
Newton
4:
Richer
7
Tnvlnr
d
Ne'.fon
B
i
hers
Five-Pin
Honors
to
presented,
ws
Ray
Spring
of
Manson's
Omegas.
-In
presenting
Kristmanson
headed
as
they
trounced
SunrUe
Gordon
12,
Thorn
7;
Melghen
4
Less
10
discount
on
all
orders
before
December
31,
19S3
Wit'i
a
il
rnsil
nf
517.50
and
the
bal.ime
of
l-8.00
.
d"livery,
yeu
can
avure
yourwlf
of
Soundrr
.
bi
rn
rp
Hie
start
of
the
next
finning
season.
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......
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7,
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15
Jchnny
Coma-Um
of
IWi-"innets
captured
double
b'mo
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A
loofTiic
r.f
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Iim
Mivo.-I
Piu,
.
ed
17.
noints
and
Steve
Yama-moto
14
for
the
winners
and
Rcd
Wings
Given
Drubbings
By
Leafs
and
Black
Hawks
SPORTSMAN'S
PIGESTw
GUN
SAFETY
TIPS
in
lr-Rue
Thursday
vh
:n
w
Mcwan
was
bunrlse
high
"cor"r
W!th
9-
The
Port
Edward
oiled
a
hich
ani-ie
sari
i-f
31H
nrl
a
hich
three
of
837.
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!
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were
.Pena"zed
7
tlroM
t0
McnlgoniPry
of
Canada
Life
tiiaj
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By
JIM
BASTABLE
Canadian
Press
Stall
Writer
In
the
other
two
games,
the
Leafs
tied
the
fifth-place
New
York
Rangers
3-3
Sunday
and
rBsrauaiDHwaaEnHiMHH
The
back-room
boys
aroundithe
Rangers
dropped
a
2-1
de
TUESDAY'S
BASKETBALL
Postponed
in
co-operation
with
the
(Octroi
cision
io
v;nicago
oaiuraay.
HARD
ON
SAWCHIK
1-
r'
t
Vs
c
1
't
It
'
-.
9
'4.
.r.
v''Hi
if
I
Saturday
night's
result
was
a
blow
to
Terry
Sawchuk,
Detroit's
(he
National
Hockey
League
cir-
uit
have
it
down
in
black
and
j.hite:
The
brash
Detroit
Red
7inss
can
be
pushed
around
ust
like
any
other
team.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
Red
i'ings,
who
bulldozed
through
he
league
for
the
last
five
sea-
tluee
with
767.
Shenton'3
tojl.
j
teal
l
high
single
wuh
li'f'l
atu
t'liec
wi'.h
3518.
j
In
P
l?agu?
Marg
Leeman
o.
!
teb
Paiker
Ltd.
won
l;lie
j
h
i,h
Tml.?
wuli
2;;6
i'.-i
l
EoUj.
i
KjmdmRn
cf
Thoin
Sliret
Mvtu.
:
lolled
633
for
1
.i'.i..,'
;.
v
vh
I
ii.
l
U
Ve
oi
libn
Gi.Tii
i.i4;o.
j
pins
h"!h
sliigi.--
wii.:i
'J'ti
sin
!
Till
Ila
i;iy
of
Hill
s
Shoes
woi
I
...Jiw
...i
a
mite
wi.li
b'r).
i.b.
!
&
hens
wi.n
team
hr.h
rhigii
i
V
h
'115
and
Hill's
Kliof.;
roll-
Ten-Pin
Mark
Bev
Matson
took
both
hi:;ii
inle
and
high
triple
of
tho
-ar
when
she
rolled
213
and
4C)
in
the
Mixed
Ten-Pin
League.
on
Ha-'wlz
with
215
and
568
ck
double
honors
for
the
men.
nother
200
game
wns
rolled
by
'no
Giordano
with
203.
Dominoes
won
bolh
team
high
inifle
ard
hi
'h
'riple
with
.cores
of
640
and
1820.
Results:
Lu:kies
3,
Four
Aces
;
Dominoes
4,
Tlnvmltes
0;
Tim-wr'icks
2,
M
&
M's
2.
JN
HILLS,
A
FALLING
Q
"
,V
PERSON
USUALLY
N
BRACES
AGAINST
THE
ons,
may
have
to
go
some
to
ace
goalkeeper
who
has
won
the
Vezlna
trophy
for
top
goaltend-ing
the
last
two
years
and
could
usually
bank
on
plenty
of
help
from
his
defence.
The
23-year-old
Sawchuk
was
riding
high
ln
the
goaltendiug
race
when
the
Leafs
fired
40
shots,
nearly
as
many
as
he
sees
In
three
ordinary
games.
Sawchuk
was
tremendous,
the
Detroit
defence
wa3
poor,
and
tho
ay
among
the
top
three.
The
Detroiters
were
fresh
after
ed
2063
to
take
team
hijih
three
loving
around
Chicago
Black
awks
9-0
and
9-4
when
they
caded
Into
the
six-game
week
nd.
That's
as
far
as
they
go'
hey
wilted
3-0
to
Toronto
Maple
13,335
fans
at
Maple
Leaf
Gar-
fall
with
his
uphill-side
arm.
thus,
always
carry
our
6uh
on
your
downhill
side
when
traversing
insecure
slopes,
then,
if
you
fall,
you
won't
land
on
the
gun
or
damage
it.
Always
hunt
with
the
sun's
safety
'on"
until
ready
to
FIRE.
i
J"tt
r
Lj.r-J
a
l"-"""
New
owners
op
THIS
POPULAR
SHOTSUN
SHOULD
BE
FOREWARNED
THAT
IT
WILL
CONTINUE
TO
SHOOT
EACH
SHELL.
PUMPED,
AS
ACTION
CLOSES,
IF
THE
TRIGGER
IS
HELD
DOWN.
-
fafs
ln
Toronto
Saturday
night
j
dens
were
amazed,
nd
were
walloped
5-0
by
the
Leafs
never
iooked
better'
lack
Hawks
ln
Detroit
Sunday.
ln
tnat
one,
Defenceman
Tim
1
A
Lritcui-Faililou
Fooiwtiu'
4.
Pi!sUovt;r.0.
I'fatlpiiilinrs
3.
Ciumtla
I.llo
1;
l-'ow-II-
Huttlp
3.
Whulcn's
iBicky
Bit-1:
Shrnt'tirs
3.
Hhainr-;ckfi
1;
Nurth-eni
Glr.ss
3.
l.l-Jjckorfi
1;
Orpha-is
3.
V.lndy
"e"
1
II
LlMf-UP
l"nms
4.
China
0;
liarokl's
4.
Mlx-rpi
0;
Itl'h
Orrcn
4.
HifU
tkilrt.l.
i:i,y
&
S.jiis
3.
Boll
Pi'.rkor
Ltd.
1;
Tliom
Shrt
Mrlal
3.
Es'imrrs
Mi'n'ii
V'cir
1;
Kill's
Btoos
3.
Dally
hews
1
It
used
to
be
tough
to
beat
the
j
Horton,
rightwinger
Ron
Stewart
ingi.
And
a
shutout
aealnnt,
and
leftwinger
Harry
Watsoa
accounted
for
the
scoring
and
many
of
the
close-in
show.
ATTEND
THE
hem
was
practically
unheard
f.
The
Leafs,
in
third
place,
iade
it
I'-ok
simple
and
the
The
Black
Hawks,
with
gangl
iaw
ks.
me
lasi
iem
anyDoav
inif
i
Rollins
In
the
nets,
scored
'ould
bet
on,
made
It
look
easier.
twlce
wltnln
tne
t
lrst
two
min-The
losses
left
the
Red
Wiiusul,es
of
play
ln
Detroit
Sunday,
a
.second
place,
three
points
beThey
even
beat
Sawchuk
onco
l
second
place,
three
points
be-1
wniie
playing
shorthanded.
.
Ratepayers'
Fad-Finding
Meeting
ON
THE
POWER
QUESTION
Legion
Auditorium
anadiens,
meanwhile,
beat
the
chicken
pox,
made
40
saves,
ii
of
them
in
the
final
period.
It
Blushing
Bride
...
or
married
for
years,
every
woman
knows
thof
the
fcert
food
vaJue
on
her
budget
is
MILK.
A?d
the
best
milk
is
the
Freshest
Milk
.
.
.
m''k
shipned
the
shortest
distance
.
.
.
milk
fronVt1h
Groie
A
farms
of
the
BULKLEY
VALLEY
MILK
PRODUCERS
ASSOCIATION.
And
the
cosiest,
least
expensive
woy
to
buy
t"at
m
Ik
is
slight
from
the
delivery
truck.
FRE5M
MiLK
Qf
On
youi'
cfcorstep,
Quart
....
tjm
Durth-place.
Boston
Bruins
4-2
aturday
and
then
added
a
7-2
ictory
over
Boston
in
a
home-nd-home
series.
was
Us
thlrci
J.iuiou,
in
it
.mmm
areen
games
of
the
70-game
schtdn
e.
Defenceman
Al
Dewibury
scared
twice
for
the
Hawks.
D?le
-man
Jack
Price,
Pete
Conacher
and
George
Gee
got
the
others.
J
8:00
P.M.
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
8
3rant
&
Newton
Still
Set
Pace
Phone'
ALL
CANDIDATES
INVITED
TO
PARTICIPATE
The
Porks
Commissioner
will
be
Welcome
to
address
this
meeting.
J.
W.
PRUSKY,
Chairman
1
USEFUL
HINT
No.
18
e
H
Fancy
Quality
(he
"
I
U
highest
grade
posiible.
M
)
PfiYALClTV
1
GINNED
FOODS
.
J
Grant
&
Newton
continued
to
j
lead
the
Men's
Ten
Pin
league
Wednesday
when
they
took
4
points
from
Elks
with
a
score
of
357
to
2250.
Other
results:
City
Transfer
4,
Imperial
Oil
0;
Moose
4,
RCMP
0.
Grant
&
Newton
now
have
23
points.
City
Transfer
19,
Elks
16.
Moose
13,
Imperial
Oil
9,
kCMf
4.
J.
Currle
of
Imperial
OU
took
both
;high
single
and
high
three
with
.scores
of
237
and
628.
City
Transfer
took
team
honors
with
?
high
single
of
879
and
a
high
three
of
2609.
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HOME
DELIVERY
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
LIMITED
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FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
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