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.. Wednesday, Mareh 18,1959 \

” Sport Shop hammered
in semi final round —

-Led by Bill MeLeod and Robin Ca ameron with six

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-goals each, Ormes Thunderhirds last night walked

over Sports Shop 19-Tin a Junior Floor Hockey league |

‘“pmatch.

Chris. Harvey was second high
.,marksman for Ormes. fast-scor-.
ing crew with five tallies.
Thunderbirds took “an early

pnd period had a firm hold on

nyvkhe game 12-4,
= The Sports Shop. contingent

,inwere only able to come up with
three markers In the final period
--while Ormes ffred in seven..

“Ormes received the only pen-
alty. all.evyening..

will be played tomorrow night,
between Ormes and Parkers. ~
Semi-finals will start next
Thursday. .
tomorrow night “with RCMP
ner of the best of three semi-
finals will meet league cham-|
pions Hill and Sons Flyers in the
_ best- of- five finals.
: Senior™ ‘league’. trophies are
Cooks Jewellers trophy for the
Jeague. championship, Don’s

-Men’s Wear trophy for the most
valuable player and the top scor-

 

 

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‘The ‘ast junior league game |

_ Senior league semi- -finals start}

playing Digby Bogtrotters. ‘Win-

 

er, Ernie Novakowski with. 52
points will. receive the Savoy
Hotel trophy. .

not yet been selected.
Junior league trophies at stake

are Bulgers Jewellers trophy for

the league .champions, McRae

valuable player and. top. scorer,
Rod- Pierce will receive. the Man-’
.son Jewellers trophy. | wee

‘Betty Hyndman
tops A loop —

Local 708 Five-Pin Bowling lea-

and put together a three-game
total of 721 for women’s A Jeague |:
highs, while Louis.
Bird-dogs captured men’s high}:
single with. a 280 game and Reg|

high three with 710.°

high single and 602 to take men’s f-
high three.. Doreen Coyle of Ar-}
rows also won double honors
with a women’s high game of 208
and a women’s high triple of
506.

Powerhouse lived up .to its}
name with team high single of}
$59 and team high three of 2489.
“Results: .

A league——Pinheads “3, Bird-

 

717 ~«-.3rd Ave. West — |}

dogs 1; Electrons 3, ‘Maniacs AgY
1 Digesters 2, Mighty Mites 2... _
LB. league—Sparks 25° Hurri-
‘canes 2; Hotshots. 2, OKY 2;|
Powerhouse 3, Arrows 1. :

The most : ‘valuable. player: ‘has ‘{

Brothers trophy for. the most |

The gals whomped the men: in|
A teague and- the men outbowled |
the women’ in B league. during;

gue regular play Thursday-night. |
Betty Hyndman -of .Electrons|
racked up a 34! high singlé: game }

Martin of[-

Ronald of Pinheads. took men’s},

Team honors in A league went ae
\to Electrons with a 1116 high|}:.’
single and Pinheads took - team a oe
| high triple with 3032. .

In B loop Wilf Bowen | of *
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“Water, perhaps ‘the ersatest of;
‘the, elements: to all mammalian }
‘Hfe;, “animals and “plants , once |
lived: within it, Iater they. learn- |
ed to‘live outside of it,-but- never |
have they. learned | how ‘to live |
Without itt.

‘Yet daily. we potfute.

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the same reason, and there re-.|
imain «huge - ‘areas ‘of.
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for 1958.
To approve changes in.

circulated.
To appoint an Auditor.

Wednesday, March 25, 1959.

“NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

Prince Rupert Hospital Association |
: WILL. BE HELD . os
SW théCivic Céntre Main’ Lounge :
Thursday, March 26th, 1959 at & Pr m..
~~ BUSINESS: 22ers i

TO réceive™ “Annual Reports.
To receive Auditor’s Report and Financial Statements

-s- To elect members to the” Board of Trustees.

Membership in the Association is open to anyone in the
Community on the payment of $1.00. Membership dues may
. be paid at the Hospital, Deeth’s Pharmacy or Ormes Drugs.
is Membership: applications and membership dues will close

‘E. H. KNIGHT,

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the Association By-Laws » as

Secretary.

PAT. “usage.”

‘and sanitary sewage,

made poisoned water. .E
‘Only twenty years “back the
frousands of. dead. satmon. in ve

   

creasingly; and ‘we tose by “SO
doing: ‘Only too recently we had [
beaches closed to bathing on ac- |
count. of pollution, the shellfish 7
market. was sealed against us for:

| Columbia that are unfit for hu-!-
More’ of eur: rivers} 0 |
| are carrying industrial | wastes [°°
the . fish |
that.the angler. seeks cannot. live)
in such waters; the spawn bear- |
i ing sabmon cannot survive to re-|."
; produuce his. kind in: such mart

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v :

Stanley cup playoffs, by NHL, president: Clarence. Ca mph
oy irs ago today, ror a stick attack: on Boston's. Hal tayese and
ret, :

alt Empress had taken com-

 

Jofa riot ‘at. ‘the: Montreal Forum. the: following night: is
“in award of that game ‘to. Detroit. Red’ Wings: who~ later-beat
Canadiens four games ta three in the Stanley. :

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‘someone: © P erhaps, ' God-grown : tim the face of this sharpshooting
trees” or woods are: oe tes

§ | Mitchell .12.
jas: they downed Fashion 19-14

; with 10 points.

[thar 30 minutes as they waited

‘in the best-of-three Senior

finals as they dumped Fraser and: Payne 53-46 before:
la sparse crowd at the Civie Centre tast night. Win: |;
ner of the series meets CYO in the. finals. |

Bilt Sunberg paced Empress |
with a spectacular 23-point ef-
‘fort, while Terry Shenton and
Jack Mitchell led. Fraser and
Payne. _ Shenton “potted 17,

In the preliminary, Leona Co-
ussi tallied: 11 points for Frostys.

with a great third quarter rally.
Anne Wick was tops for Fashion |
However, the
girls game wag held up for more

for. the appearance. of a pair of

 

me | referees.

.i trading shot-for-shot in the in-

,| They stretched it. to an.
dozen at the half by ‘earning |.

_ his mates added six more for a
ta 7-30 | lead.
«7 +B raser and Payne crew together

‘do. .ag he struck for eight. single-

The men's contest opened
; slowly, with each team netting a {
free throw to break the ice and

; itiak period, which ended with
impress in charge by a slim 10-
9 margin...

' By the middle of the second

imand.and held a six point lead.
“ever

buckets from all over the court,
rand left. the floor for the' inter-
; mission in ‘front 32-20... :
Sunberg dropped in. nine
‘points im the third frame and

Shenton. held the

  
   

in ‘opening vine

Old Empress Hotel jumped | into. a one-game lead|

Away at the Empress. lead, but}
‘time ran out. on them while. they |

Fraser and Payne moved out |
in. the«final frame and whittled |
StH. trailed by seven points.

13 free throws, Fraser and Payne!
for an. even 50 per cent with four }
‘for eight. :

up, Fashion’s Anne Wick. moved)
ther club Into a first. period lead}

while Leona Colussi was. mark- |

fended with

lead they. never.

   

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Empress connected on nine ofl

In the Frosty’s-Fashion hook- |

as she tallied .twice. on Iayups|

ing once for Frostys and Gladys:
Grimolfson sinking a free throw.;

Grimolfson sank a field goal;
in the second to move Frostys

 

‘Into a 5-4 lead, but they couldn’t!
‘hold. off a Fashion rush that.

Wick netting. a pair each fora
shalftime lead of 3-5.. ,
Colusst took charge of Frostys
scoring in. the third frame as
she: counted seven points, aided.
by. Grimolfgon with two and
‘Clare Valentine with an. addi- -
‘tional two. to move them into a”
relinquished. ,
‘The, third ended with Fashion -
trailing 16-12 and Frosty’s out-.
scored) them 3-2 itn the :
‘quarter... a
Empress—Morrison a: Lambie |
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two. no 7

Hartwig. 4.
Fraser and Payne—Shenton

| 17; Mitchell (2; Porbes 6; MeKay
13, Nickerson 8; McAfee 0; Rens~
void 8.

Referees—R. Spring
| Felin.
"Frosty’s-—Love 0; Valentine 2:
|Grimolfson 6; Colussi 11; Rob-' Kelsey.

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