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1o the axamlnor Friday May 21 1917 Figure skating gets ott HALIFAX CPt The group that organizes figure skating for 150000 Canadians meets here today to begin debate on the delicate subject of howhaving induced thousan ds of new skaters into programrrit cati stop the flow into national competitions Officials of the Canadian Fig ure Skating Association said Thursday they have two op tions changes in regional rep resentation at national meets or complete elimination of the 12yearold status of novice skaters in national chant pionships Under the first proposal each of the regional divisions would Dorsett cool $m DALLAS tAPt lony Dor sett the explosive University of Pit tsburgh allAmerica running back is the first milliondollar player for Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League am happy it is over Dot sett said as he signed the con tract Thursday in the Pitts Ity IIII tltl IItISS slrttlslfltll filial Series scoring lt la l2 Sargeant Dr Barrie MontoFri 700500 Sat 000 to 12 noon 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provide stable iii comes or professional coaches worth illion burgh office of his lawyer IIar vey Eger Agent Mike Trope and Dallas Cowboy vicepresi dent Gil Brandt watched Neither the Cowboys nor Don sett would discuSs terms of the contract But Trope said Dor sett got what consider fair market value Quebec ll ill fill it Winnipeg ill ti Thursday Result Quebec it Winnipeg leaders Hamilton in no Hit it CONCRETE BLOCK splul mu Buck Anchors 0mm Pipe Anchor Bolts Wt iiricii is Mantelstonos film Glass Fireplace Von Nardeiiers Doors poundaglon Sealers Ash Dump Mung Sump Pump Cleanouts town who Wells PVC Pipe sang Shingles mndfl w°u mm Plaster Supplies materials °°lr° Concrete Brick All Types of Roinforcln Roll Insulation mp ma Wiro loop 91ch Chimney Bloch c°m°m nwhm kn BIN Silica Sand Carport Post unn Sup Wm Chimney Caps Saddles pom 5H C101 Blocks lloatltator Portland curb Marble Slab Brick Vents Scalliond mom WIro Moth Louver Mommy Copper Flhrccn Calcium Anglo Irons Polycthclcnc Block Wire Film Jodi Post some Flrclirlcli lrlcli Tics Mortor Color Styrole Watcrprooton Dampers Quebec Nordiqucs captain Marc lardif parades along the ice at the Quebec oliseuni Thursday night carrying the co trophy after his team defeated the Winnipeg Jets HJ to take their best of seven series Iit and iii the WII championship tI IIiotot Oust Jets in final Quebec coach sovors first Avco Cup win QLICBIX tIt Marc Boilcau was still dripping from the tra ditioiial trip to the showers af ter his Quebec Nordiqucs whipr pcd Winnipeg Jets it in the seventh game of the World Hockey ssociation final lliursday night to capture their first Avco World Irophy think this will prove to people in the National Hockey league that wasnt such bad coach after all said Boileau puffing on cigar toileau was fired as coach of the NHLs Pittsburgh Penguins before the end of the 197370 season but now has taken Que bec to league championship in his first attempt Maurice Filion the general manager who gave me the job leaves me alone to do it said Boilcau And he always backs incup solid team effort also backed up Boileau in the dcci sive game as eight Nordiques Bob Iitchiicr Marc lardit lteal louticiy Jean laudc lreinblay Normand Dube laulin Bordelcau thristian Bordeleau and Serge Bernicr shared the scoring Dan Labraaten and Miller replied for the lcts But Boileau said the game may have been decided before the Nordiqucs six goal second period outburst that Slitltkitl Winnipeg The important thing as far as we were concerned was the first period toileau said thought if the Jets scoi ed oiicor two goals in the llll period it would have been very dil fercnt game But the flmdgates opened we have very ex plosive hockey team The Jets who had it Tedgc in shots III the first 30 minutes did not lack for scoring than 18 but Nordiqucs goaltender Itichard Brodcur toppitl everything The Norditpics tlicii pimped on lcts netmindcr loc Italcy in the second period with hitch ner and Iardif scoring goals within lo oi the lltll of thc llillllf he first goal we big inis take said Wiiiiiipcg coach lobby liomm We had con tiol of the game to that point llicn the Nordiques capitalied on that first iiiistalLc Just into the second period and got an ttt other goal Tilt seconds later We wcrcdowntmlartoofiist lioiiiiii said the Jets might still bati had it clianic alicr tIoiiliti eoietl foi llllllt llitl Iibiiitcn pulled the lct withiuilt couldnt lltllt what hap pcncd but thc tappcr wa Que bet louitli goal which really took the windout of oui till It was dropshop lo Ircmb lay lioii ottf idc tlic llllltllll that chided ltilc ltc Illiti ttsed it ill jicar said Iiciibliy but gutgt tbi was the lil iiiic did it in game lbc Noidiipic iziii ic iotiiit lot bi illl ctidol thcpttiodoti tlltll by ltltlu itid lilllti lint dclcau and rinsed litttiii in the lliiitlpciiotl Quebec ciidcd the game being outshot 3715 but they took ad antagc of their chances and it won it iortbcin alwis liic conlidcncc said christian Itoidclcaii but nextr aunt to get oxci coii lidcni wa hiiildiiu logo on tiicrc and get some goals and not let them corc We beat tillt hell of llillll ll ltll Roll lllil Merger of WHA with NHL reported to be close gllilillt itlt ittl Hat skinchairmannftlicboard and chief tStttlllW officer of the World Hockcy ASJItlltlltJll said lhursday that WHA and tioiial Hockey League negotiu tors are getting may close to agrccing on plan to consoli daftflielcagutu llsall in thctalkiiig stages but were getting very close to conumiiiaiing oiiictliiiig Hatskin said Wllllt awaiting the start of thescvcntli gaincof the WHA final bclwecn Wiiiiiipi Jets and Quebec Nordiiiucs llillShlll said he had pist re turned from New York whcri fact finding committees ap pointed by the two leagues held meetings lllls wwla He said he had not attended the ltllll leagucscssion Representing the WHA were Howard Baldwin of New IIng land Whalers Bill DeWitf of tincinnati Stingers Harrison Vickirs of Houston Amos and Nelson Skalliania of Edmonton tiltrs Hatskiii said NIIL rep ItStIllillthS were John Ziegler as Floor Drllluu Product lrodc Tools Materials 7281773 of fiction Itcd lIlL Sam Iol lock of Montreal anadiciis and lid Snudcr ot lhiladclphia lly ll II III1 II II Ilatskin said an litlttttitiltitl re port cailiei llll week that Quo bcc tiiiciiinati New lfnglaiid and IIdiiioiitoii havc already littll admitted lo the NIH was not true He said all to oper ating WIIA clubs would have chance to participate in any plan for consolidation Ilatskin said there was good posaibility dation would any coiisoli happen belorc next season We hope its this fall He said there was nothing about definite decided liow We at Jones would like to inform all our patrons that we will be closed Friday from pm through Saturday to complete the move We will however be reopening for business Monday May 30 I977 jan Ililltll inoiicy Wll ilubs would liic to pi loi idinis ion lo the Nlll siiyltli Iil it reported ii million ligurc for each team ttl mittcd It could be lcss and it could be more Ilc tlttlttlttl comment on ilic position of NIII Iltttlllltl ic ported to be staunch Ill opposi iioii to any consolidation or merger including Ilarold Bal lard of loionlo alltlAill John ltaci president of the Nordtquc who said he had been III New York as well was cautious Ill his zisscssiiicnt ol progrcss III the talks The Noiditpics are studying tlic plate which were ptttpttstil and our position is very post lt We Iiopc for dcfmitc in wwcr soon Thank you STATIONERY INC Pro baseball roundup White Sox win again By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The best things in life are free agents who do not cost millions of dollars and who in some cases produce more than those whodo Such could easily be the phi losophy expounded by Bill Vocck owticr of Chicago White Sox Ile probany did not have to dip beyond petty cash to Sign Itoylc Stillman Steve Stone IIric Sodcrliolm and Tim Nor dbrook who liaVc had plenty to do with the Soxs surprising sHondplace standing in the American League West The financially strapped Vceck settled for that quartet because he could not afford such big names as Itcggic Jacklt son loc Itiidi Ion lullclt and Wayne Garland However he is not com plaining especially after Ihursdays A173 triumph over Milwaukee Brewers in which Stone and Stillman played prominent roles Stone pitched seven strong iii iiiiigs for his fourth consecutive victory while Stillman doubled home one run and scored ltlr other as the White Sox took 2H lead in the fourth inning Soderholm and Nordbrook did not get into the game but are hitting 2liziand lott respcc lively Ihe liicago Victory was the only game scheduled iii the illttl£tll Leach lcanliilc the National League Los Aiigclcs Dodgers shaded Houston Astros lit in it innings San lt£ttitIStt liaiits edged iiicinnati Itcds ti iii cago Cubs nipped Montreal Ex pos St Louis Carfials stopped Philadelphia Phi in i0 innings and Atlanta Braves whipped San Diego Padres 83 Los Angelcs raised its lead in the West to 12V games over the world champion Reds when Dusty Bakers sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 10th inning scored pinch runner Lee Lacy Iton Jey led off the 10th with walk off Ken Forsch and one out later Itick Monday singled him to third Lacy raced home on Bakers fly to short right Terry Whilfields fourth hit of the game single in the eighth inning drove home Vic Harris with the winning run The Reds got twoltrun homer from Ce sar Geronimo in the second in ning and solo shot from Joe Morgan in the third LOSE MONTIZFLSCU The Giants lost starting pit cher John Montefusco who suf fered badly sprained left ankle running out hunt in the second inning but got effective relief pitching from tary La velle and ltandy Moffitt in win ning their fourth consecutive game Itookic righthander Mike Krukow hurled fourhitter for his first major league shutout and complete game and even scored the only run when Bobby Murccr drew basesloaded walk from Steve Rogers with two out in the sixth inning Dave Itaders twoout single in the ninth inning tied the score and tarry Tcmpletons IttitrSttitttig twoout single off Jays hit inthe IttlttiNItt It loionto Illuc Jays may llt starting to struggle on the baseball field but they are fast becoming champions in the department stores By the lltltt the current American Lcagtu season tttllitSlttitlltIltl$3tlllllltllttt th of goods bearing the Blue Jays crcst will have been sold at the retail level fl loliii thilvcrs general manager of Irwin Specialties the firm handling Illuc Jay products Initially last November we placed aii order for Si million worth of baseball Hilts he said lhat rcpicscnts 300000 cap and most of them tlt il ready sold We had Totooo shirts and wow just hail to reorder them Some department stores artor dciirig ttttoto Ittlliftit time man who operate ouvimr store iii Niagara balls wlicrc mod of his trade is with tour ists told me that one third of all his business now is Illuc Jay merchandise Jays general manager Ieter Bavasi said that on recent trip to Ihoeiii Aril he saw kid in the stands wearing Iuc Jay shirt and when the boy selling pennants came along he told me the ldtit Jays were by far the most popular and they were almost soldoui Were just stunned said tliilvcrs Were telling our salesmen not to push Blue Jays Panthers on prowl Il IlllllN IltliSS Kitchener Waterloo Iuiitlicrs blasted 31 hits off four tam bridge pitchers as they downed the Icrrieis 23 in an Intcr ouiity Major Itascball League gainclhuisday It the other game Toronto Maple Leafs downed St Thomas IIlgiiis it Play resumes tonight with trantlord at London and luclphat Hamilton stores products because theyre selling themselves We tell them to try and Sell customers soiiicthiiigclsc second baseman Ted SiIemorcs glove in the 10th won it Iempletons hit followed leadoff double by Tony Scott and two walks which loaded the bases lom Paciorek hit tiebreak tlIJ Burton Ave Borrie Ci tizens This is no ordinary election Its free enterprise versus socialism and its your choice When you go into the polling booth on June think carefully Stack performance against big talk Measure experience against political experiments with your future ontrast Programs for People against Vague promises This is he mos crucial lime in the history of nlario Threatened by the creeping mcnacc ofsocialism lhc main thrusl of his election trill focus on prolecling peoples righls under the free enterprise system The personal iroth and lightly of each and cecry indieidual oflhis province must be guarmilcct When Premier Bill Davin again forms the Government we have to ensure that lrogressitc onscrvatitc is there to directly represent the interests of Simcoc cntrc aria PROPANE BARBECUES ing tworun homer in the fifth inning and Jeff Burroughs clouted another tworun shot in the sixth in Atlantas victory as Andy Messersmith pitched seven innings and stopped the Padres on four hits 726161 Bill Davis and are committed to upholding that tradition and will deliver 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