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lUE s pOR T 4 ~efU~P~ 9e#~9~a4o~ à eamns, gdto becomne the 1ilet oi the Chicago lack lawks oi the Ntoa egethere was the uisual r-inn ticslon ver hi cnirct Irvn as lo g luineSS \wîlb JIî Norri, u~inGmpJ oweT ol th-e Hawks Ater ie bsic £laywis gred u.V(,Ihre ewite in1tO the (eOntraïct, Uorýe bv oe.Vai iOUS bonus cIatwes This IS qUite tiie UýLia] thm1g s4aks d been. lai[n the Leag-ue iriOuIgb Ilý54 and 195. 1d ntrtvowner .Jim Norris i;!-y ageed tb a bo-nus conidional on the team flinishinE, Ili the nlay of, Incnin.il -fourth l lce or better. -Now" sald iiri, lIis ing aý,ed upon. "put in another -For wliat*?" eniquîrýed o(wnr Nrrsufgri the last bonus had been sott]ed -"For Hawk entrint, o the Stanlev Cup fial aid Irvin quietly. Norris srggcwrote in the clause, aýnd was rea-dv to, han-d the contract over to lirvin lhe gray-ttaired coachb eld d'p bis hand. "Onie more ciauise" he said. "A bontis if we win the Stanley Cup." Norrîs signed tloi the bonus 'U be ver.y happy to pDaY [bi,"1wsaid. "anid ýaIJ the other bonuses to)o."' Returning to Chicago, 1rvin, ai 63 yeais of age, teaves Ca-nadiens after coaching that. team since 1940, a-nd evelop ing such players as Richard, Lach, Bouchard, Ge'ofrion. Bouchard, BiH Durnan, Gerry lVcNeil, Oàup THarvev. Iickie Moore, Tommy Johnson, Jacqies Plante, Jean Beliveilu, and many other greats. Canadiens have been Linder his leader. ý,hip year after 'year R potent factor in the Ntoa League, wvinning th > tn1ey Cup three- times, the Leag,,ue title four imnes in a row Irvintg is leavinig the Stanley Cup llnialists te take over the tail-end club. "You get in a rut remaining in one place.", waps bis comnment ias he becanie the 19th Hak .ach since bhe team moved into thse maim, league in 1926 Your commenis and stggestionis for ihis col umn wili 6e welcered by Elmer Ferguson, c/o Calvert House, 437 Yonpc S,'-, Torcante. t DIRSTIRGLES SOIE Late Planted EuIbs Dressed To KilI Theý fall bride -may find il bard 10 furnisb a "dream" homYe on a dcowný-tb-earth i budget. Howtevei,, there are ways of stretching money for furnish- ings. Oo'èway is 10 buytuirpaint- ed furmiture and finish il aI home. Finiishing furniture is flot d:f- fîcuIIt - JUSt a matt& f fusirg the righit produet and following directions 10 the letter. A good basic rule is this: ilever apply a finish to a surfac~e that isf't tlirough.ly dlean and dry. Sar, with fine sandpapcfr an-d dusIt off wvi 1hf a turpentine-danmpeiwçl clotlm beforýe yout touclm that pailît brush! Natural wood !olof s play ant important vole in muodern deco- rating schemes. The attractive grain of gqod- wood can be er- hanced 2nd, at the Fame tiamie, protected by a cllear vTarn.ish-. C e r ta i n open-grained woodis stich as oak, walnut or mahogany wil] need a wood filier before varnishînig while close-g-rained woods like kine- or maple are al ready for the finishing job. New wood usually needs at leaist 'Iwo coats of varniish, and each coat mnust be thoroughly dry before you start the next. It's a good idea 10 sand lightly between the coats, to0.' A special satin varnish, ap- plied as the final! conta wi7fll ive the furniture ait ovely sheen. HoIwever, if youi're of'thç e- bowgrese"school try rubbing dowa the ordinary varnish with powdered pumice and water. Polish with a coat of "Sýilicone" polish or hard wvax and yvou'l1 gel a "mel'low" look that's strict- ly professionaL. Ir, somne woods, th-e natural1 celor is rio! as attractive as il mýigh)t bc. If th'at's the case. give àl a coat of ,wood stain before youi varnîsh. There are many sta-in colors on the market. The ros- huted maple finish, for instance, is oe which is afpa oe1 many Jecorating,_schenmes and can be applied tb various t ypeýs of wood with rewarding resuits. A finalI coat of 1(,etr -vaýnish applied over ia tain ives- a So he found, .d in For of Cascoefrranço, ii lage in Italy, was HiewÀas kind, and highly rega ugliness was, as cross 1 could net hid himself in a Vincenzo, nowý recently by a c( Entering a. grotto Soine miles froei discovered hm mieal. They took hiu village wh r, r ber words he ho nearly haîf a(c couinted bis storý "In the compai appearance liasr 1 wanted te mï children. The g when' they look( olne, lay , 1 fel - eyes. her sli decided 1 founc cave anad th'e gaie lie tl'appect. For his f'ew necessities he traded fruit and garem i wth roving 1gipsies. The presence of Pa "cavem-an," was known in the area, but none of the few people wvho dared penetrate deep in tIhe wood ever saw hum. The war passed hinm by. The village h- now taken him) back, given him j cellar tolive in, and has prmse o feed and clothe hlm for lthe res7t od his tlife. So oldi Vincenzo sits in the sun with his enormous fîapping ears, his grotesquely long nose. hiis tiny eye:,s and straýgglings whisk- ers. and grins7 "T'm a bit ton nid r love nWso I can forget y ui fa 'hp teIs lIme pa)sserS- by. Monte Carlo %vas thez scene of a strange occurrence one night nmny years ago. An elderly geiJnt-lan took a seat in the* easino aï-d ventured fifty francs on Numnber 17. The nunib4zr came uu-p The old mari pointed at Number -17 again and miade no move 10 rake in arîy of his winnings. Again the 11111e suj- ver bal camin10rest ai Number 17! The croupier 1ooked ques- tioninglVy at thme old mari,uwho ,at with his hcad clown on one armn and his inger pointed at Numnber 17 on the board, Fîve more conisecutive limes the wheei bit Number 17. 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