... Neil McBain says — ** This is his best season ever.- He has- never played so well."' Neil is happy about his forwards and— in-«:ed the entire team. Between the telephone bells he has one big regret. " Talk about the local players we ...

... Neil McBain says — " This is his best season eves* He has never played so well." Neil is happy about his forwards -and— in-i=ed the- entire team. Between the telephone bells he has one big regret. " Talk about the local players we have ...

... Neil McBain, 28, completed an exhausting 700 - mile ' paddle down the Murray River by kayak yesterday — literally for nothing. Twenty days after set^ ting out from Yarrawonga in his 17 ft. kayak Mr. McBain moored at Mildura Rowing Club ...

... Neil McBain last night described the first 450 miles of his 700-mile "paddle" down the Murray River. "I did collanse from heat exhaustion one day last week, but I think I've got used to it all now," he added. Mr. McBain, who is a prison ...

... Neil McBain. However, others like the new boulevards and other improvements. ,. Randall Way, executive director of the Downtown Business Association, said the facelift should be a chance. "I think the improvements do a lot for Jasper ...

... it is expected that at least another 500 "exiles" will pay at the turnstiles. , „• Neil McBain, Watford's Scot. tisb manager, is arranging for a supply of haggis to be sent from Ayr for the • Celtic players to kave the.

... while Balderston had to settle tor $800. Balderston advanced to the final via a 10-5 win over Neil McBain of Moose Jaw. In the women's section, Vera Pezer of Saskatoon picked up $300 by defeating Judy Moore of Moose Jaw 8-5 in the final.

injured. AyrT- United manager '- Neil McBain, who has reported four of his players to the directors for plaving cards in the team bus. won't name his team to play Montrose at Somerset Park to. night until iust before the game.

... Neil McBain, Moose Jaw. and Ron Les Rogers. Gary y Bryden y n. Garry Gelowitz of" Regina. Ed Browcr of Sutherland will meet clubmate Les Munson today in the B-side final toon senior men's curling play- downs at the Hub. The winner will ...

... I berths are Al Lind of Admiral and Ken Thomas of Swift Current. Several teams in Region VI are still hopeful, among them Doug Wankel of Elbow, Neil McBain and Greg Montgomery of Moose Jaw, and Garnet Campbell and Stan Petruic Avonlea.