- Virtually clinches
puck championship

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (CP) — Sweden
has virtually clinched the 1962 world hockey cham-
pionship with a stunning 5-3 upset of Canada—a tri-
umph that is doubly sweet for the Swedes who are

the hosts at next year’s tournament in Stockholm.

The undefeated Swedes took
sole possession of first place in
the eight-country championship
division Tuesday night by hand-
ing the Canadian their first loss
or the tournament, .

Goal tender Lennart Hageroth ;
held off the Canadians for the
first 34 minutes of play while his
teammates piled up a 4-0 lead
the Galt, Ont. team could not
overcome.

Ulf Sterner and Nills Nilsson
scored’ two godls apicee and
Sven .ePumbal Johansson had |
one for Sweden. Floyd (Butch! | place.
Martin, Marry Smith and Jack |" ‘Tuesday hight in
MeLeod accounted Tor Canada’s; yg). ‘scored . four ‘goals in. the
roals. sete fl eecend period to. defeat West

“The best team certainly did-' Germany 8-4. Austria tied for
nit win,” insisted Canadian coach the lead with Japan in consol -
Lloyd Roubell. lation play, swamping The Neth-
LeBELL DISAGREES erlands 12-1 while France erush-

But Robert heBell of Chambly, ed winless Australla 13-1,

 

 

Injuries and sickness hurt the
Canadians and Tuesday night
they found themselves unable to
erack the Swedish defences un-
til late in the second period when
Martin got his first goal.

It was Sweden's fourth straight
victory and the first over Can-
ada in World and Olympic
hockey history. It gave Sweden
eight points with three games to
go and dropped Galt into a
three-way tie with the United

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Que, president of Use Interna-| CALLS AUSSIES DIRTY
Honal lee Rockey Federation,| pitter words were exchanged
told thie Swedes: between the Freneh and Aussie

Kven al boam Canadian.
Tam proud of you. You deserved
your vietory, You were. the bet-
ter learn.” . ,

coaches. And 29 penalties—high
for the tournament—were called,
including two majors during a
_|free-tor-all in the third period.
s— | French coach Pete la Liberte,
5. a Canadian native, said the Aus-

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me IN ' a hockey, ;
IN -SE FOOD “It’s a shame to send repre-
CHI NE BD Des ES sentatives like them to the world
v “FRY THE championships.”

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WE WON -—- The Richardson rink. from Saskatchewan raises th
turing the Canadian curling title in Kitchener Saturday. The
come three-time winners of the championship. Left to right are:

 

Rod, gun club to mee
on proposed brief to

The Prince Rupert Rod and’ be held
Gin Club is planning to send a! Rod
brief to the provinuial govern-j; brie
ment urging that the present) th
game laws revert to the act prior| shooting and dischargin
to the May 1, 1961 interpretation! arms of any kind.
and enforcement of harbor re-| +
strictions as they formerly 4p-) most 66 per cent of the accessible
plied to Prince Rupert harbor.! punting area. According to the
In the earlier act Kaien Island, : brief, some of the reasons why
Port Edward townsite and Wat-: {he harbor should be reopened
son Island were:the only restrict-ito hunting are: A great many

at 8 p.m. Monday at the
and Gun clubhouse. The
f is protesting the closure of

 

Russ Carson, coach of the
badly banged-up Aussics, said,
“International Ice Hockey Fed-
leration rules stink.”

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‘minton Club’s annual tor
and

' weekend. .
-[ Following are the results:
| A Flight
I Women’s singles—Helga Wor-
ister defeated Rita King 11-3,
;and 11-1.
. Women’s doubles—Helga Wor-
ister and Magda Adolph beat
Lois Howard and Ann Smith in
jj the finals in two games, 15-9,
'land 15-13. ‘
Men's -singles -— .-These wer
taken. by Helge -Holkestad for
the fifth consecutive year. He
defeated Dave Bown in_ three
games, 7-15; 15-10 and 15-5,
Men's doubles—-Helge Holke-
stad and Dave Bown took the
Miller Bay team of Carl Etzerza
and Jimmy Stevens in two
games, ‘15-7 and 15-9.
Mixed doubles—Lols Howard

City team
“isweeps honors

City Transfer swept all hon-
ors in the Mixed Ten-Pin League
Sunday. .

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| Helge Holkestad tops

For the fifth consecutive year Helge Holkestad,
‘was the men’s singles winner in the Civie Centre Bad-

ed areas for dischargii@ fire-' punters will be deprived of
arms. waterfowl] hunting entirely, many

The brief will be sent pendingi hunters in this area own simall
general mecting to,;boats and would be forced be-
;yond protected waters. the lack
lof “deer harvest” within the
‘harbor limits as defined in the
jgame act could result in a great

 

‘population, especially the island
population and that the topog-
critphy und access road develop-
iment in the immediate area is
such that the local deer hunting
‘range is limited to a very small
area for Jand transportation and
that the closure of the harbor

tourney

rnament held during the’

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condition and would put exces~-
sive pressure on the already in-
tensively hunted area. 2 20-mile
section along Highway 16 from
Kaien Island east.

The Rod and Gun Club along
with local hunters feels that in
the past the old law has proved
to be safer for inhabitants, sate
and fair for the hunters and

15-10 and 18-16. ce atine oo ae
Women’s doubles —-: Audrey | Practicable for law enforcement

Madge and Jean Schubert de-;
feated Miller Bay's Sylvia Adams|
and Dorothy Etzerza 15-6 and,
15-6. 1
Men's doubles— Art Garratt,
and Dennis Burnip ‘downed
Donald Madge and Rolly Smith
15-7 and 15-10.

Mixed doubles-- Jean Schu-

bert and Rolly Smith defeated
Audrey Madge and Tom Tray-
ner 15-10 and 15-9.
- Trophies and. prizes wil! be
presented at the annual ban-
quet and dance to be held April
14, Ticket information may be
obtained from Jean Schubert at
4438.

and Everett Pierce defeated Rita
King and Bruce Mills by scores
of 15-6 and 15-9.
B Flight
Women’s singles— Laura Ed-
meston of Miller Bay beat Mar-
guerite Perry 11-7 and 11-8.
Men's singles— Art Garratt
took Dennis King in the finals

 

 

“Bellamy leads
women’s league

rolied a 303 high single and 4
688 High three in A section of
the Women's Five-Pin Bowling
League March 6 and helped her
team capture both team honors
with 1,071 and 2,943,

In B section Betty Stevens of
Off Tracks bowled a 272 high
single while Doreen Watson at
Beatniks took high three with
e2,

Big Sisters captured team high
single with 1,061, a new season

 

 

 

-WHL veteran back |

government

e harbor area to all hunting, -
z of fire--

The new regulation affects al-_

ideal of wasted game due to over-"

areas would result in hazardous;

inight at the Civic “Centre.

1 swept.their semi-final series in

     

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| "Sports Shop

Paced by the four goals of
Doug Brunton, Sports Shop
squeozed out a narrow 11-9 vie-
tary over Prince Rupert Hotel in
senjoe floar hockey action last

The win gave Sparts Shop the
hest-of-three semi-final series
In twa games straight and they
will now meet Savoy Bulldogs in
the final championship series
which gels - undetway Friday
night.

. In .the junior

game, Van's;

 

two games. also by edging Phil- |
pott Evitt 12-10. .

“A display of poor . sports-
manship by - the Hotel team
and their coach met with the
disapproval of the crowd and

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bert 14-7 to bes. }

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Ernie, Sim, Arnie and Wes. °
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rand for these reasons along with
‘the ones already mentioned, the
“prief has been written,

The brief will include a map
showing former restricted arcas
-and new restricted areas,

Copies of this brief will also
be sent to the British Columbia
Federation of Fish and Game

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put-.a damper on what other-.
wise: wonld have been one of’
the best games of the season,”
said fon Eby, chief referee of
the fleor hockey association.

“The game was tied 4-4 in. the
first; period and in the second
period Sports, Shop took the

 

‘In the. third “pe
Keith Duffy and° Eby found it,
necessary. to:callin.a third. ref-
-eree;-Jim Stubbs, to'assist them. |
‘Sports Shop: .scored four goals :
while Rupert scored three.

.Dawn Bodger Ted’ Rupert: with
three goals.) 2.

In the, Juni
took «a ednvincing Icad \of 6-4
only to have Vat’s
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‘Stinrise sweeps —
basketball series

 

Clubs, local conservation officer
Cliff Walker. F. R. Butler, the
director of the fish and game
pranch, Tlarbor Master Bill
Koughan, W. H. Murray, MLA
and Frank Howard, MP.

Edgar paces.

mixed loop

Bert Edgar of Astoria rolled
a 398 high single and a 775 high
three to lead the men in A sec~
tion of the Mixed Five-Pin Bowl-
ing League March 8.

Gert Van Meer of
won, women's high single with

Cahfisco
31, iwhile Jessie’ Shenton of
i eadpinners grabbed « high
Headpinners took both team
‘honors with 1,324 and 3,768.
enak of Parker’s won men’s high
single and high three with 289
Dary] Elliott of Overwaitea
captured men's high single with
-No. one took high three with 678.
; Overwaitea won team high
took team high three with 3,273,
Results:

‘three with 757.

| In: B section, Phoebe Vascl-

and 611.

1289 while Jake DeWagd of LOOM

| single with 1,158 and Royal Bank
A section—-Headpinners 4, As-

Clura Bellamy of New Laurel | toria 0: Don's 3, WOTM 1: Greet

& Bridden 8, Commerelal 1; Yue
kon 3, Lotus 1; Canfiseo 3, Eby
& Sons 1: und Woodbutchers 2,
Fashion 2.

B seetion—Parkers'’s 2, LOOM
No. one 2; Royal Bank 3, Over-
waitea 1; Miller Bay 3, Seaboard
t: Northland 4, Chatham 0;
Starters 3, Universal 1; and
John's 4, LOOM No. two 0,

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Montreal (0 Jocy Durelle,

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BORGIA
WESTERN HOTEL
VANCOUVER, B,C.

home of the Cavalier Grill

PORTLAND «) -~ Veteran Al

Nef) Sheppard took both men's
Rolling is returning to Portland

high single and high three with

239 and 590 while Barbara Shep- and will be in the Buekaroos
pard pieked up women's — high goo) tonight when they meet
single and three with 167 and Galeary in Western Hockey

Longue action, The 35-year-old
former National League star is
a Calvary businessman,

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HOCKEY SCOTES
Western League

446. The team enptired both
honors with 887 and 2,470,

Results were: Dominoes 3,
Ciranby 1: City 4, Sports Shop
0: and 70 Cabs 8, Pushovers 1.
Standings are: City 64, Dom-

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high and high three with 2,534,

Results:

A section — Stars 4, Shop-
Easy 0; McLean & Rutdderham
4, Sports Shop 0; Clansens 4,
Dibbs 0; Jeannettes 3, RCMP 1;
New Laurel 3, Annettes 1, and
Ward Hats 3, Fashion 1,

B section Beatniks 4, White
Caps 0; Kaien 3, Co-op J; PRECU
3, Off Tracks 1; Odd Balls 3, Re-
beknhs 1; Big Sisters 2, Nigh

 

inaes 48, Sports Shop 44, Granby
44,70 Cabs 43 and Pushovers 21,

San Francisca 4, Vancouver
Spokane &, Calgary 7

Marine ‘spiel s

—The Eleventh Annual Marine
Curling Bonsplel gets under wity

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better than Inst year, More than
600 peaple are expected ta ate

tomorrow and runs through un- | tend,

tll Mareh 20, Curling tomorrow starts a
There are a total of 66 rinks |6:30 p.m,

entered In the six day ‘spiel, one| Following are the opening

of tha Jargest In the northwest. |draws:

Thore are six rinks from Kitl-
mot, five from Sinithers, two
from Burns Lake, one from
Prinen George, ono from North
Vaneouvor, one fram Vietorta,
one from Terrace, one rink from
Saskatehawan, and 47 lociul
quartets,

Bonaplel Commadore Al Mane

6:30 pam. A Bvent
HWuphson vs Blocka; iyalfson

Rogerson vs Foreman, Atehison
ve Crowe; and Ding vs Pallis-
Ler,
8:45 pan. A Event
Lindsay vai Gomes;
vai MeKinnen; Moroz

vs Triste

yon sila that he wnd the bone jeotl; Bateman vi Rudderhann
spol committes was very dise|J, Why vs Laurie; and ford vs
appointed at the poor showing |Vaul,

fron Terriice, This ie the ftrat
yeur that Terroce hay not supe
ported the bonuplel, be suid.
Mr, Munson alsa said thit the
club bas mude al) arringe-

Ht pam. A Event
Y. Garner va Sheppard,
BH Event
T. Gowls vi Kore; Armatrong
va KX. Macbdoniwd, and VW. Lewls

 

 

 

ments for the wnnwul seufood|ve Stevens.
banquet ond dance saturdoy dopa. Mareh iB Event
and if possible, it wil} he even} Bimplion vs Manson; Wiling

Balls 2: and Sannich 2, Green-
horns 2,

tarts tomorrow

vs Rudderham; Palsley vs
lock, Truseatt vs Ceorpeson
and Bateman va Gomes,
A Fvent
K, MacDonald va Werr.
iit pm WD Event
Moro, va Johnson; Laurie vs

iMoremany 1K. MeLean va 7. hy,
| Simundson Vv
vs 3, MeLean; B. Bby vs Lemire; jvs GLindany

s Pallister; Wrrren
| and Sheppard vs
‘COrawe.,

#330 paw, We Event

‘oo, Garner ve 2, Mehenn, ard
‘ys winner af Simpson va Man-

Shapson [son BAME,

A Vvent

Wiphie va Armstrong | Wore
lnier vs T. Lewis de Charmer vs
Anderson and Hhyer vs Ainand-
EO.
1035 pom. AO Event

Gtevensd vs Myers; Patton vs
A. MacDonald; Olontule ve Gcott,
Evans vs Choadwin and dnier vi
Miblhews,
WW Event
| Spleer va Mekinnon.

Thalland, (2),

150, Bale Ste. Anne, N.B, out-
pointed Claude LaBonte, 152,
Montrenl, 10).

New York i -- Antonio Mar-
ella, 148, Chieago, outpointed
Vinre Shamo, W7la, New Vork,
(10).

Yolsyo (---Teruo Kosaka, 18494,
Japan, outpointed Kenzo Shima-
mura, 183%, Japan, 0),

MANILA i -- Flash Elorde,
495, the Philippines, knocked out
Somkint Katmunangyon, 1344a,

 

Mareh WU To aan A Event
Mitchell vs Johnson, FHeggle
vs Pusley; Kilgore va Duffs;
CHordano vs K. MeLeun und d,
Riddell vs Brett.
hw Event
Tastad vai Kriataransion,
ih am A Event
Cleorgeson vs winner of Bteve
uns va Myers game, Uf, Lewis vs
Wakita; and Warren vs Smith-
Ov,
Th Event

Evans va Beall; Talphiek va
A. MueDonald;, and Fortier va
Hughson,

Heh any, WW vent
Ebner va od. Paul, Olentule vs
TRagersiony CHhardina vs Pition;
PMitehell ve Lemire; Andegson ve
I tyegyle and Wilwera wi B. Eby.
| a gam, B Event
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Wakita ve Atelugon; Ridde
va Byolfaon; Gniithers vs Good~
win, 1. Gurner ve Brett; Myers
vs Mathews: and flier va Dut-
fuk.

 

 

 

The Sunrise intermediate A
basketball team swept a two-
igame series at Smithers over the
i weekend. .
Saturday ‘afternoon Sunrise

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jof 15-10 to win, the game against
Smithers: High School 74-20.
High scorers for Sunrise were
Bob’ Kelsey with 17 points, Bob
Gruber with. 16: and Don Hau-
| denschild; with. 14. Top,man for
i; Sppithers was, -Ted Groues with |
119 points, wy
| Saturday ey:
ied Qway fron’ a_22-23 half time .
tie, with Smighgrs:Senior all-s bars |
to. zo'on‘to 52°36 Win. :
| !fop men for Sunr
Gryber wigh-12.points, Bob Kel-
sev’ with 10. Kim Mah with 10.
and Derrie Slack with 11.

 

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-Divin leads Jackson |

PRAGUE (CP-AP)-—Karol Di-
vin “of Czechoslovakia held a
na¥rdw carly lead over Canadian
favorite Don Jackson today after
the: first of six compulsory tig-
ures — first event of the 1962
world figure skating champion-

 

in floor hockey finals —

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g _ ‘|| Shuttle meet. tonight

A meeting of all: badminton .
players interested-in playing ‘the
North Central British Columbia —
Badminton Champtanships .in
Prince. Gearge. March 24 and 25,
will be held at 8:30 tonight sin
the Civic Centre, - , ,

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scored six goals to Philpott
Bvitt’s four to winsthe game.

Norman Rae and Gordie Cam-
eron led Van’s with. three goals
each while top man for Philpott.

 

 

Van's will now mect Elks in
the first of the final games rri-
day at. 7:30.

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Wings play tonight
By The Canadian Press: -
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Prince Rupert Fishermen’s Credit Union

ANNUAL MEETING

Thursday, March 15th
i 7:30 p.m. Oo

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- ANNUNCIATION HALL

Thursday, March.15 ~ 8:00 p.m.

EVERYBODY WELCOME

 

 

 

    

ANNUAL MEETING

The Annual Meeting of the Prince Rupert
Genera! Hospital. Association will be held in the
Civic Centre Main’ Lounge, Match 22, 1962 at
8:00 p.m. OR

BUSINESS © .

To receive Annual Reports?,.  “ ),

To receive Auditor's Report, and Financial
Statement for 1961. me ;

- To ‘elect members to the Board of Tr
To appoint an Auditor |

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ustces. .

Membership renewals are available at the
Hospital, Ormes Drugs, on payment of $1.00 annual
dues.

Prospective members must have paid member-
ship dues on or before March 15th, 1962, to have
obtained voting privileges.

 

 

 

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