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TIIE EXPOSITOR BRANTFORD MONDAY DECEMBER 22 1941 PAGE II By Alan Rosr parting HUM BOSTON AND OSHA WA TEAMS IN SPOTLIGHT THE SPORTS ROUNDUP No Matter How Teams Play Bruins Starts The Week Top Loop Offer SHIRTS Smart Styling Comfort and Long Hear in Fine Color-Fast Broadcloth HyKf'Oll YOI'NG Canadian Press SMflT matter what happen- in Notl'iial Ilivkpy a specta-i-iiar splurge bv York Rungrrs Mineriativr show of liearihmu power be Tnroiito Maple Inats or a stirring siteMi ol sheer duegcdiH-s- Iiy Cl'i- ff go Black most weeks s'art By FULLERTON Jr A-sociated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK Dec 22 At iiuig lange it looks as if the New York pro football Oiants had not more chance again-! the Bears tlian tiie Dodger had in the World Serirs War riguiatioiu are tough on i the football broadcasters They can't till in tiie dull spots with poems: about the weather Ticket for the American Hockey Leagues star game at Cleveland Feb 3 will carry a "lex'' of a pack of cigarettes a can ol tobacco or cigars which will be sent to army camps New tennis rule to come up at the United 8tatcs Lawn Tennis Associatin meel- lug would nMow players to be con- uected with firms selling tennis goods only if they're over 33 years old and have been with tiie firm ten ycai Future book Gerry Bauer 18-year-old Lowell Ma- textile student Who is trting lo break into tiie Bus ton Junior Olympic hockey lineup is the kid brother of the Bruin' Bobby Bauer Today's guest star: Ld Danfort Atlanta Journal: changed tiie wording on the publicity release to read Four Shortstop From A A Ioop DETROIT D-r 22 It Hiy t-trape the i-ervlce? four are coming me of the American Association sia'ed for regular Job in tiie American league Bill purrhajd from the Yankees' Kansas City sub iriiary goes to Detroit John Pesky of Louisville is expected make a bench manager cf Joe Cronin of the Red Sox Bob Repa of Columbu moves to Washington Bobby Stephens of Toledo looks like a regular with the Browns Smart new stripes In fused cottar-attached style qt a low pre-war price tor wise shoppers a turlinr dnr- the weekend Hunk and leaf' 1 i '-t ip quite a show spiit'iua two r'ines Ranjirr ilnurd a rou-lra to bpat Montreal Canadiens: end Bruton pulled three point out oi i a possible lour in two quite ordinary I contest to take over undisputed possession of first plane 1 Boston stopiicd Canadiens 4-3 hi mertline in Montreal Saturday nlslit and was held to a 2-2 draw in De- t''oit Sunday nilit tiie points Toronto down into second plane fiom a lie for first Leaf were b'anked 2-0 in Toronto Saturday iliuh! by Chicago but won 3-0 over Hawks on Chlcano ice Sunday Rangers scored twice in (lie third end once in overtime in New York Sunday to snatch a 4-3 victory from Canadiens PAY-OFF MEN I OSH AW A Dec Oshawa Gen-1 two of the best pay-off men in era Is left no doubts as to their Eddie Wiseman and Bill championship calibre in the minds were in on the play that of their supporters here Saturday Bostl?" Its Saturday night win Wiseman blew in on Paul Bibeault night when they toppled GuephIn the CiMdllni and lpt g0 Blitmores from the top of the Big from ten feet out for the winning Seven group standing with an 8 to 1 '-ah after a pass from Cowley at (lie I victory 1 Montreal blueline Jiek Crawford elo got an axj-ixt Cowley passed to There was never any qiwsthm of Roy rar Ul( p'IldH of over the outcome of the game Tiie burly inl( for thp cllnhor Hatters served up a rousing type of Hobby Bauer and Art Jackson hockey punctuated with heavy check- "'re other Boston scorers itli lng and boarding and the Generals and Peie Marin WtiSriS'flSS Effi? I "suX oigh?" 8idnSAbel scored The vEltor' me from a Jou! frnm of solo dash down tiie left board by i 11 PH11 J1 the middle of the 1 Bruins- Miit Schmidt middle of lhe(J(rnml Boston flntt goa Mrlv ln Buddy Meyer In roilouill! Comeback Put Indians Atop Loop Hershey Goes Higher 2 In Beautiful Gift Boxes Skirts st the aaase gsmBtg rttft two separate starched cottars 9225 Yon will enjoy choosing from the hugest stork of Foroyth Shirts in at Ludlow'a where yon find the newest patterns and the nraai wanted colon in all sleeve lengths frost 32 Every shirt carries the famous Forsyth guarantee Buy them NOW while the lines are complete Forsyth White Shirts $250 and Up 1 ke this one with Boston Bruins on t'P the first Eddie Wares fed the count in tiie same period but Plash Holiett Mve Bruins tiie lend again in the second SOME COALING Featnre of the Chicago-Torontn tilts on the weekend were the great raikceplng or Sammy Lo Presti for Chicago in Toronto Saturday night and the complete failure of Chics go's power play when Toronto was two men short in the third period of the come ln Chicago Joe cooper's long shot and a late E01 Cully Dahlstroin provided Hawks' margin of victory Saturdav Sunday Gordie Drilloii Billy Taylor and Lome Carr scored for Leafs At one point in the third with Leafs leading bv only their first goal Nick Metz and Jack Church were banished with a few seconds of one another Turk Broda'a fine goalkeeping great stick-handling by Pete Langelle and some forceful checking by Bingo Kampman and Bob Davidson nullified Hawk's frantic power pay CANJANS SLIP Canadiens seemed to have Rangers srwn tip and the game in tiie bag Sunday ln New York until Clint Smith got one goal and passed to Aifle Pike for another to force overtime Then Bryan Hextall beat Tony to a loose puck slammed it pest Bibeault and Montreal missed its chance lo get off the boltom of the league Hextall also scored Rangers' first goal Pete Morin counted twice for Canucks with Charlie Sands getting the other Boston is one point ahead of Leafs had a 1 Wing Boss Is Getting Anxious NEW YORK Dec James Norris Jr Vice-Presi-den: of the Detroit club is beginning to lose faith ln same of the Red Wirg hockey p'aver "We're playing a few minor leaautr!" cor-fiises Tiie Brooklyn Americans broke a ten-game losing streak beating the Wings 4-3 on a fluke goal ln overtime a' Madison Square Garden the other night That left the Wings with five victories and a tie ln 13 starts Will Wind Up Soccer Christmas DALHOUSIE STREET NEXT TO CAPITOL THEATRE Bears Had More Than Enough Quarterbacks In Game With Giants A The Ofhawa trim It (loins to be hard to brat In 1 on ink- Tlir trams which havr payed there find it tough and it look verv miK'h as if the are very good homers b'lt they can give a good acrounl cf thrmsrivc array from home as well Their i i- ory over Uuelph Saturdav night g-1 proves tiie above assertion Tiie Hfter might reirrse the verdict on tiinr liome ice Tuesday nigh It would nut hurt this corner any if t'irv eouid aoi omph'Ji the feni Writing in The Cl-hawa Times-Journal Just before Sx'urday'x game George Campbell had this item: Generals have got Hto win ev-rv game on their home ice and somehow or other pick up more points Sanay irom home tlian Brantford Linns do if lliev iiope to finish in first place the coveted pot and unless somebody beats Lirantford unexpectedly Oxliawa's I'ss to Young Rangers will prove wily to the Generals In the meantime they've got to beat Guelph here tonight to retain their chance or fighting in first pace" The records sent out from Toronto about the Individual scoring points is not scceptsble here No doubt the officisi's word will be tslcen when the finsl statistics are published but It is hoped the chap brings them up to date and compares with the total goals scored by each team Bob Wiest anl Ronnie Kelson of the Lions and Generals respectively are tied for top place according to newspaper repons Maybe the truth wiU be available later on will be lough on the four Toronto teams which do not play the same number of games as do the Lions Generals and Hatters Tiie latter dubs have a 24-game schedule while the four Toronto clubs only play a single schedule among themselves cutting down th total They get four points for each of these games they win but while that balances the league totals It does not give the players enough games to compare with players on the outside teams In the goal scoring records Ken Robertson stated that the Lions Midget Hockey League would get under way Tuesday morning December 30 at the Arctic Arena It Is hoped to have eight teams participating The Ice has been secured for the schedule which will be drawn up Tuesday night ftomorow) at the A I la hoped to have all teams on deck for a short meeting AU entries must be sponsored by some responsible adult The meeting will commence at 7 pm and It is hoprd It will not take longer than 15 minutes The boys must be under 18 years of age by November 1 1941 Placement kicking was feat-unrd at the Chicago Beara-vrrsus-New York Giants profcslonal football game on Sunday One commentator beard on the radio drew attention to a drop-Mcklng-effort by one player The statement was made that the spectators were startled by the player who pulled one of the booting feature Let's hope the one effort was the start of a revival It's a smart kirk and is to football what pole vaulting la to a track and field meet Joe Match la back for a rest frjm the wrestling wars Joe's stories shout his Journeys across the sound like the Arabian Nights or something Joels records back up his claims that he Is doing well He left Alabama Thursday night for his home and had to purchase an overcoat on the way wen? picking cotton when I was there" said Joe He'S doing nicely financially too He opens at Chicago January 5 Hamilton citizens are asking that the old Incline railway up the muuntaln be scrapped for war services Too bad It would make a swell thing few some ski club tha' could sfford to purchase the steel Jimmy Bums of tiie London Free Press takes Stratford to task because It complained about a number of Saturday night game In the Junior schedule NEW Cream Stops Under-arm Odor preventa perspiration MmRhr largest sun to FrmHt IMimvhi Mar I A BETTER way to prevent rancid odor and pctspi ration 2m Saves shirts from rot caused by undcr-trm perspiration Takes but half a minute to use 4 A grraselcis cream which disappears at once An id has been nwsrded the Approval Seal of the American institute of laundering for being harmless to fcbm MfmtyAflbysjM nnnio Ittb awe CmbIm Mr and SW af of services' instead of but I the fact remains that Jimmy Phelan will not be head football coach at the University of Washington next season Washington Is like the gentle-' inan who always removes his hat be-: fore striking a lad-' invinn UEsEin OPEN TONIGHT There are three games scheduled in the OHA tonight as follows: JUNIOR Niagara Falls at Marlboros (M 130 pm) JUNIOR St Catharines Masons Saints at Hamilton Stratford Tuesday night Port Colborne Sen' lor -A" team will visit St Cathar iirs Hamilton Car Senior will play Thompson Products at Grimsby and there will be two Jun ior games Oshawa at Guelph and Native Sons and Marlboros In 4-polnt game at Maple Leaf Gar cens Remember! gifts! It's Northway's for By The Canadian Press Just a few weeks ago the wiseacre around the American Hockey League were getting ready to count on thf veteran Eddie Shore when he pulled a couple of boners which lost games for ills Springfield Indian However Eddie redeemed himsei when lie banged home two cf the goals in Indians' 4 2 win over New Haven last night It was (lie second victory In sue cesslve nights for Springfield wlio beat Providence 7-4 Saturday and the twin verdict put them four points ahead of New Haven atop the east era section standing The Indians were about the only consistent team ln tiie heavy week end schedule which saw the full quota of nine games played Hershey moved Into a first-place tie ln the western section with Indianapolis Capitals The Caps iort to Hershey last night by 3-2 while In their Saturday tussle gained a 3-1 tie with Philadelphia Hershey faltered ln Its Saturday struggle with Cleveland losing 3-2 HORNETS BLIP Washington Lions came through ln overtime to gain a 4-3 victory over Pittsburgh In its only appear' ance It was the second reverse for the Hornets ln as many days as New Haven liung up a 2-1 decision the night before Providence Reds ended their double assignment with Philadelphia falling victims 7-5 Sunday BuL faio took Cleveland into camp after overtime by 2-1 Sunday With the rest of the team taking their cue from Owner-Manager 8hore who played a hangup game Springfield went into an early lead on a goal by Peanuts Flaherty ln tiie first period Norm Bums on loan from Rangers got that one back midway through the middle session but at 1218 of the period Bhore came through with what proved to be the clincher In the third frame Shore and Bums both picked up their second goals of the game while Bill SummernlU added the other Indian tall- ROOKE SCORED A newcomer to the Washington lineup Stan Roofce banged home the overtime tally which gave Lions a 4-3 win over Pittsburgh Little Polly Drouln tallied two of the Washington goals with Cliff Mailley getting the other Red Heron Wilson and Sherf scored for Hornets Hershey esme roaring through In the third period to steal a 3-3 win from Indianapolis after the Cap had held a 2-4) edge from the second period on a pair of counters by Lea Douglas The veteran Johnny Scr-proved to be the clincher In the Wilson and Harry Font had counted llurdo McKay came through with a goal with little more than a minute of the overtime session left to give Buffalo its 2-1 win over Cleveland After a scoreless first period Tony Hemmerllng sent Buf- falo In front on passes from McKay and Hickey Brouiliard Then Lee Cunningham squared the issue when he completed a neat combination play with Norm Locking and Joffre Desllets In the free-scoring Providenoe-Phlladelphia game Ab Demarco broke a 5-5 tie at 1745 of the third period to give Reds the edge and in Cheat normal activities and sporting events 'ss much and as soon as possible" to keep up public morale The resolutions passed Friday recorded the Legislature as requesting a lifting of the ban which brought cancellation of such events as the I Rrse Bowl and East-West football games and the rich winter horse-rac-ing program and restoration of nor-' mal activities to the fullest extent I prsxlble The Legislature has been called into special session because of the war emergency Hundred of gift books specially priced at Sutherland's! LONDON Dec (CP Cable) Leicester City Is having a hard time winning the Southern Section Football League championship against teams that profit by not playing Leicester City league leaden defeated Nottinahom 3-2 Saturday and found themselves In a neck-and-neck race with rivals who won't be play-in any more scheduled matches but still are piling up point Toe Football League having decided to finish up all competitions by Christmas Day Is winding up the Southern Section ln which some cluhs played fewer games than othcH' bv swarding such teams a proportion of points for their un- Standlee barged over from the three for the touchdown that sent the! Bean merrily on their way Standlee McAfee and Ray Me- Lean In seven plays covered 88 yards and produced touchdown No 2 for a 23-9 lead Luchman swung into action again throwing 25 yards to McLean to set up the third goal-crossing play which McAfee executed For the last touchdown Ken Havana ugh scooped up a Giant fumble to gallop 42 yards a minute and a half before the game ended HOCKEY RESULTS LAST KIGiri STORES Boston 1 Detroit 2 Near Turk 4 Montreal I Toronto 3 Chicago I Sawriren Ltagne VTaahtnglon 4 Plttstnireh 1 Buffalo 3 Cleveland 1 Fravldeiie Philadelphia 5 Springfield 4 New Haven 2 Rnshty Indianapolis 2 Kartem a Amatenr Washington 2 New York 2 Boston River Vale 1 Baltimore 18 Atlantia City 4 SATrRDAT'S OCORU Killenal Leagae Boston 4 Montreal 2 Chkngo 3 Toronto 0 Amertran Ltagut Cleveland 3 Heredity 3 Philadelphia 1 Provtdenre 4 Pltubuigh 1 Amertran Atcarlaltsn Fart Worth Dallas 2 Si Paul 2 Amateur Btver Vale 1 City Washington 2 New York I OJA Scalar Kingston 1 OJLA Jiatar Guelph i NATIONAL STANDING LT PAP 11 3 IS S3 25 13 SS 31 48 41 21 18 8 86 S3 28 2 IS 48 12 12 1 48 IS I 11 1 a 88 8 OJLA JUNIOR -A" a AP 4 6 ST II 8 4 1 34 II 8 4 14 33 I 2 2 IS 28 8 1 2 IS II 2 1 3 18 23 2 6 4 13 28 8 18 IS 114 184 a four-point GAMES THIS WEEK Bon irour-point gaawi Special Hate Cleaned and Storked 20c Jack's Shoe Shine opposite Wool worths TUaeday: Oahawa at Onelph Katlre Bona Marlboro i four-point came) Who are three un viieiiiyiiiiiruiij itrrai oromwirn wnicn defeated Birmingham 4-1 had fin-a ad of Rangers Detroit is fifth ighed it league games and has 26J ehampionship West Bromwich which eight points back and has a three point margin on Canadiens and Brooklyn Americans tied In (he basement Americans had an weekend McLaughlin leads CANUCK BREEDERS WINNIPEG Dec 22 Figure romplled by the Prairie Thoroughbred and Racing Arooria-ticn showed Woodlands Investments Lid owned by McLaughlin Oshawa was the leading Canadian breeding establishment during 1941 for the second surrswlvt year Hones bred at the automobile magnate stock farm accounted for total earnings of SST030 The money vas won by twenty -nine hones which showed seventy-four racing victories Winnings wm largely compiled by the sons and daughters cf the Imported British-bred Osiris IT About two months ago Mr McLaughlin presented th sire to peers honorary secretary of the as- mue too wiatlon as a contribution to Western Canada breeding to replace Marine which died earlier in the year- TuUa 3 Men BaKtanorr AUanue Boatog SI Catharine Oshawa a Boston Toronto Chicago New Totk Detroit Brant Lions at Mike'i game game Both goalies stood out in the wide open play but lack of fin- tsh inside the Oshawa blue line made i Waddell's task easier most of his work being on sharp shot from i i Referee McKay permitted Uie rivals plenty of leeway but timely penai- ties kept the game under control The game ended with two of the General sitting In the penalty box and Biitmores staging a last desperate ganging attack Guelph BUUnore: Goal Little: defense Swale and Reloe centre Merer wing A McDonald and McDonald alter nataa Crewman rawer Orlando Ollnakl Hillard and Wonlner iiub-goaler) Oahawa General Goal Waddell de-fraae Cnny and Depew centre Tllaon wine Bulllvan and Sml'h alternate Kelson Wilson Darlr McCoy Galbraith Ouldolln and E-had (sub-goalari Raferee Gordon MrKay of Hamilton First Period Ouhnwa Smith (Depew Bullivani mi Penaltlea Ouldolln (2i Hel and Galbraith Rerand Period Oahawa Wllaon (Danes Nelson) S41 3 Guelph Meyer 1147 Oahawa Depew iGiilrtolini 13 41 5 Nrlaon inavleM 1704 Penaltlea Strain Rrlae Olluakl Davie and Tllaon 1 2 1 Third Period Oahawa Tllaon Depew Curry i BOB 7 Oahawa Nelaon (Daviesi 1107 Oahawa Ouldolln i Nrlaon I Tllaon (Smith) 107 Prailtln Crewman Tllaon and Galbraith James writes: 'Alwae kicking up there went they? Wonder what kind of noise they would make if they were in London's shoes without any hockey at all" a This hul Webster who played for Uie Etobicoke team last year and is now with Marlboros seems to be creating himself record lor nastiness Fans here will recall the fire-eater He played In Oshawa Thursday night His actions got hun comment from George Campbell Oahawa scribe tins way: not only looks like Johnny Inglix but lie plays tile same type or hockey He was handing out ly digs and hlah stickily Just to gel Oshawa placer to retaliate when the referee wax looking Jim Galbraith found hiiiL-etf a sucker lor this twice and wen: to Uie coop' Howard Crocker Director of Physical Education at Western University deplores Uie sacarclty of good basketball players at Western He suggests that some kind of high m'1xk! tourney should be held to bring ail Uie players ln Western Oniurio to-getlier to that lie could get a look at some of Uie potential stars Howard should arrange tlmt little thing This would lai line with Uie plan to celebrate basketball's 50th year and Ikhmh the Canadian Inventor of tiie game Dr Naisnilili The talent is around We find tills in both football and basketball Just became Western is not get: mg tiie good ones is no reason to believe tiie stars are not sliming Look the good men ilia! have been developed In Windsor aud Sarnia who have shone and are shining In (he Big Four football games Tiie Mine can be noted in basket bull Tiie Wossu semi-finals and (mala brought out enough promising boy io slack lie Western with looi-ball lalenl for the nex! Hirer years Mai: of there id piuy good game ol baakcioall loo points Leicester must win its re-mailng game Christmas Day to remain on top Leicester then will have played 17 and the proportion cf points given for its one unplayed game will bring its total to 264T Preston seems lo have lost Its chance of winning the North Section championship The North Endecs took 'a 2-1 healing at Biackburn thus allowing Blackpool to regain the The RCAF In England now has 14 lioekey teams ln acUon on rinks rented by the Canadian VJ1 CA of Bcotuh football was reports Captain Otter senior triumph over Dundee officer Canadian Ml A over- the vict0iT lvln them the seas Northeatern League Cup Beaten at Competition among both Air Tek in the firrt of the played games reckoned cm the results already achieved Hod Leicester drawn Saturday instead or winning at Nottingham It would have been deprived of the Wal series Aberdeen arm 8aturda)' 6-2 at home KINCARDINE TO HAVE NEW RINK By DAVE HOFF Associated Press Sports Writer CHICAOO Dec 22 (AP) Quarterbacks? The Bears had 'em If it wasn't Sid Luckman paxsing it was Bob Snyder kicking field goals That's the success story of the two-year-champion Chicago that plus a couple of backs named Ocorge McAfee and Norm Btand-lee The New York Giants thought the key to victory ln the National Football League title game wm stopping Luckman But they didn't stop him Sid laid his passes on the line to set up the touchdowns that counted and the Giants simply couldn't weather the storm While the 37 to 9 final score Indicates the 1940 champions had an easy time repeating In yesterday's titular tilt it wasn't quite a breeze There was fur Instance the time when the clock read 7li minutes gone in the third period and the score was tied at nine apiece THREE REPLACEMENTS The main reason the Bears were In the running at that stage was Snyder's placements Bob booted three field a feat no player performed In title play since Jack Manden of the Bears did It In 1833 Two of Snyder's field goals balanced Oeorge Franck's first period touchdown run for New York after Tuffy Leemans had passed to him from the 31-yard line Snyder's third three-pointer gave the Bean 9-8 halftime lead an adge that didn't last long For Ward Cuff acclaimed for many yean as a field-goal booting champion laid one between the uprights early In the third period to tie the score and tiie 13341 spec-ls tori no one referred to them as weren't very sure the Bean had the stuff that won ten eleven league games and the western division playoff over the Oreen Bay Packers LUCKMAN BELTS But when Snyder had been doing the work Luckman stepped in for his share He knifed a 23-yard aerial to Dick Plasman and a 28-yarded to Johnny 8 legal who wound up on the Giants' eight COWLEY PICKS OP TWO ASSISTS By The Canadian Press Bill Cowley gunning for his second straight National Hockey League Individual scoring crown picked up another two assists on the weekend to boost his total to 21 points on four goals and 17 assists A pair of goals by Bryan Hextall of Rangers last night plaoed him in Second spot two back of the leader while deadlocked in third position with 19 polnte apiece are Oordle Drillon of Toronto and Lynn Patrick Rangers Tommy Anderson Americans and Phil Watson Rangers hold down i fourth position together with 17 points while behind them come three others all with 16 points Engineers state that i cause of reduced automobile engine power is too rich a carburetor mix-1 ture Pupils of the Forest High School have already raised the suns of 1135 1 towards their objective of 950Q the: money to be used for war week I Force and Army teams is very keen this season and a winter of fine hockey anticipated by the armed forces Hockey rinks Brighton and Burley linve been mode available for 38 house ol lioekey every week and Hie YMCA negotiating with oilier rinks to obtain an additional 37 hour which will give Canada's Army and Air Force hockey players a toial of 73 hours of hockey per KINCARDINE Dec Hockey-In Kincardine has been given a week boost by Major league teams Learn- lng that the town will shortly open its new arena autograplied sticks I have been forwarded and proceeds I or the sale of tickets will be used to I promote Hie pastime ln Kincardine Jack Adams and members of tiie 1 Detroit Red Wing sent an auto- i graphed stick while from Toronto Leafs has come an auto- i SACRAMENTO Dec up Ills Sugar Bowl miir text 8raphTd eoB l0t 011 'I I Eith Houses of the California Legts- 1:58 4 halMnile in ihe anchor Toronto player but a ho of Montreal Canadiens and Boston Bruins affixed to it SUGAR BOWL MILE WILL BE FAST NEW YORK Dee 22-TIie biting cold on Columbia's South Field had I -lie effect un Le MdcMitchrll cf New York University yeaterday as he timed a or Hie Violets' winning two-mile lay Ernie Dickens added the seventh goal which gave him the hat-trick for his night's efforts 1 Dure have urged the Secretaries of War and Navy to follow the example Britain and restore all quartet Altliough no score was kept ln the tntonnal meet tiie Lions captured four Urals and tied lor an-rtlier in tiie eight varsity events Tiie Lions' outaiundniK erformer vas Fn-xhiiian Bill Vet who won tiie combination varsity and freah-mun high jump clearing the bur li feet 1 Inch and pul the shut 37 left 2 inches for lulrd plnee A fee lias born set by the Walker-ton Town Council Tor tiie compulsory garbage collection the iec to be churgcd on locul lax lulls The ix'rxoimc: ul the VVniluccburg 8cparit- School Hoard will remain Hie i-iune In 11142 under Hie Govem-mciu Extension Act oi 1940 HOCKEY BOOTS and SKATES Lirgtst Stock to Western ORtarto 73 DALHOUSIE ST OPP POST OFFICE Special chib rfiscswts to Icrhh aat srhooh.