husky
Amazons
Is
due
Decem
5!
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
December
11,
1951
th
LB
of
SPORT
ber
19
and
20.
They
play
only.
with
men
and
the
Co-op
Challengers
"
will
also
take
them
on.
n
High
Class
Basketball
Special
Water
Joe
DiMaggio
Deal
For
Rink
Says
He's
Out
1
Definite
announcement
that
the
fast-moving
L'ilers'
team,
which
is
setting
the
pace
in
Jailoring.
ir.i
11
iTHE
HIGH
senior
basketball
in
Vancouver
;
'
Prmce
Rupert
Curling
Club
NEW
YORK
Joe
DiMaggio
tnj,.
y-intcr.
iS
coming
to
Prince!
Will
get
Water
for
its
new
rink
t,,,fiu
rnnfirmnri
a
stnlpmi-nt
he
Run.-
t
Till-
a
Si
rica
of
two
eam-.;s
!
Ladies
nr
d
ent!emcr)
on
the
ALLEYS
HOOPSTERS
at
6,-al
Coveon
the
domestic
in-
de
t
the
end
o
the
world1
with
local
senWr
reps
December
stead
of
commercial
rate,
the
city
-,.;
v,
,;,,
.,,.,
a,,fi
29
assures
the
city
of
it
councn
agreed
last
night
on
ha,,hnll
,,
.,v,wf-iPri
he
some
d
t
y
high
class
melon-I
k
LING
fhe
tailor
recommendation
of
the
board
of
'
connected
with
the
tele-
tossing
displays
in
days
soon
to
lapshos
of
players
in
International
Scries
i
works.
However,
the
water
will
pomt.
vising
of
baseball
next
year.
;
Belore
the
Eilers
thci-j
will
be
be
metered
in
order
to
kp
a
check
on
consumption.
ho.le
349
GLAMORGAN,
Wales
ers
colored
girls'
team
from
the
i
j:.
sixth
St
.
If
it
was
a
"donation"
that,
was
MIXED
HOWLING
LKAGl
E
Fashion
Footwear
moved
Into
a
tie
with
Canadian
General
Electric
as
a
result
of
latest
play
in
"A"
Division
of
the
Mixed
Bowl.ng
League.
lmenaea,
Ala.
inomas
biuck
auiuuuucs
uuims
mi
ouijf""
wmuy
uuj.
mis
snow
icam
ui
I.
Kay-Hi
Bo-Me-Hi
Anfonsen:
j
marjgrie
way
y
a
sophomore,
ase
15,
Publicity
Manager
second
year
on
the
Normon
Sorrier:
l(gi
squad.
lie
Is
5'
7"
tall
Tills
Is
Norman's
first
year
ighs
H8
lbs.
This
will
be,
with
the
learn
after
moving
up
action
asain.it
Prince
from
the
Greens
Kj
plays
forward
and
plays
It
well.
He
is
5'
!
:
10"-.
-170
lbs.
He's
had
toujih
omlin:
nn
his
shuts
but
with
more
.
t
the
learn
raplain
this
practice
he
should
become
one
T
i,...
II.
I..
Iu
Of
.:lintT1rllffrI,
hl,.v.
said
he
was
in
accord,
particu-
ed
underground
lane
u
ooosi
larly
in
view
of
the
fact
that
the
water
supplies
ran
into
trouble,
curling
club
had
expressed
the
The
drill
became
wedged
and
a
intention
of
making
the
rink
cr
wbar
was
dropped
on
top
of
available
for
the
use
of
children
:t,
and
now
special
equipment
is
in
skating.
necessary
to
extricate
it.
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
assumed
first
place
In
"B"
Division
with
Red
Devils
and
383
tabs
tied
for
the
runner-up
.spot.
,
lleadpinnrrs
had
nigh
.single
LITTLE
GIRLS
ONLY
9-'
'J1
1
SY
Red
Devils
3,
Sons
of
Norway
1.
383
Cabs
3,
Rupert
Butchers
I.
Booth
No.
One
2,
Miller
Bay
2.
Hi-Golds
2,
Pioneer
Market
2.
TEAM
STANDINGS
"A"
Division
Fashion
Footwear
7
Can.
Gen.
Electric
7
Shcnton's
S.
M
6
Headpinners
5
Cantels
5
Cook's
Jewellers
4
Pushovers
4
Wallaces
3
Canada
Life
3
Penguin
Hobby
2
Hill's
Shoe
Store
1
Great
West
Life
1
"B"
Division
P.
R.
Plumbing
3
Red
Devils
..
7
,
q
and
hlKh
three
name,
aggregate
jrettiect
Th;
"12
'L
vo
ir
on
th-
team.
He
Norman
was
bom
on
February
i
.
old
6
''
UP
and
3,
1031
at
rrlnce
Ruotrt.
twwrtaa'tu&it
m
.
you
ve
ever
seen
at
i..-.
Thi'i
will
be
his
.
w
th
Pi
luce
Itu.vrt,.
Ro!t
C'CCOnc:
ii;,
j
"Sark"
is
another
Rnnvritc.
mpSOi:
'born
on
Sept.
10,
1!T.
He
Is
5'
ii,,,
lur.lor
and
this
Is
8''
1'5
lbs,
and
.plays
cnard.
Ha
year
on
I
he
pound
lie
"Sack."
Is
our
lonti-shot
artist.
It
fc-s
old.
He
is
5'
fl"
tall
doesn't
matter
how
many
men
'1.
;
135
pound
'.
This
Is
arc
on
him,
he
.still
gets
that
shot
with
3599
and
1247,
'respectively.
D.
Dorosh
has
hli'h
individual
scorer
for
ladies
with
288
and,
I.
Janzen,
with
689,
had
high
three
game
aggregate.
S.
Dyiap-ka
had
top
honors
for
the
men
both
In
high
single
and
high
aggregate
with
322
and
740.
I
Team
scores
were:
I
!
"
"A"
Division
I
Fashion
Footwear
4,
Push-,
overs
0.
I
Hi
aupinnrrs
4,
Wallaces
1
Cantels
4,
Great
West
Life
0.
,
f4
4
Gillette
Gift
Pack
ii'ic
acriniM
rnnce
w
rie
jJiayea
lor
m-
,
Junior
lust
year.
mm
-1
I
383
Cabs
7
Miller
Bay
6
Booth
No.
One
5
B.
C.
Packers
4
Hi-Golds
3
Pioneer
Market
3
Conrad
Seals
3
Sons
of
Norway
1
Rupert
Butchers
1
Van's
Bakery
0
SB'c:
iKooay
iat
Can.
Gen.
Electric
3,
Cooks;
OF
50
GILLETTE
BLUE
BLADES
IN
DISPENSERS
I'tiii
'""'I
4
Is
a
junior
and
this
is
Rtddy
was
born
on
Februaty
Jewellers
1
.-
'.i'
,n
k.i1
j;
,;:l!::,.'iii'i
i;..i!:;i
;i
i
,i
1
-1
!.
Li
.
i
j-miHiWifcBiililiiliiiiili'Jlil.
,
your
nn
the
team,
He
14.
1934
at
Alyansh.
He
played!
Shcnton's
8.
M.
3,
Hill's
Shoe
jturs
jr.iis
oki
old.
5'
7"
tall
and
eenuv
lor
both
the
Greens
and
'
store
1.
This
win
d-3
tne
""-
iai
vi-ui
ne
nas
nan
canaaa
iAe
M
r
en
gum
ho
has
played
fur
years
basketball
experience.
.Hubby
2.
A::,
lbs.
J'Mlll'"
.'I'.ie
K.ii
unmiikcrn.
I
noddy
is
the
boy
who
has
all
the
"B"
Division
Van's
Bak-
I
.ifT
TV
B.
C.
Packers
4,
cry
0.
P.
R.
Plumbing
hustlo.
Although
h
hasn't
been
too
good
on
scoring.
Roddy
controls
both
backboards,
which
Is
a
big
help
to
lira
team.
Conrad
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
If
you
have
missed
your
.
paper,
please
phono
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
k
n
o
your
newsboy's
"
'
'
nnmc,
call
the
office
bei
fore
5
p.m.
fucker:
y
Hie
15-year-o'd
junior
h
yeat's
Kay-Hi
sqiuul.
Si
als
0.
Lfl)
11
'an
ami
t-;;;u.-
in
1.
IV
r
1.',
1
he
fill
h
time
that,
w4.
Canadiens
Call
n
n
I.
!'
J
!;,ke
the
-floor
against;
"Barre!;:"
was
born
011
July
13,,
t
lie
inlui"d
his
ankle
'1934
.at
F
Imonton.
Alia.
H-,
t
:ii;(t
It
H
noned
inai
ne
-"i""
'i
10c
u:uiu,
jiuy
juuiu
ei:i
fh;n)C
for
the
series.
and
i?
6-190
lbs.
He
has
lots
of
I
KCnri
DrifK
III
talk
and
really
keeps
the
team
I
u
1
JVI
v,
,
tosethe
-.
-Barrels"
is
a
R
Jod
I
MONTREAL
-
The
Montreal
long-hot
man
and
puts
them
In
!
Canadlens
of
the
National
Ho-
Moddox:
X
'
but
not
least
of
last
i
rrtiirnlng
gophoinote'.
usi.
wnen
wo
need
them,
nils
is.
k
,
have
recailed
for
with
the
Rain-
'
Qlv.
rral,,,re
and
Calum
nis
seronrt
year
1"'"'-
7'.:
anriTe
fur
the
fifth
had
fouri(Baldy
MacKay
fr0m
the
Buf-
t
RupTt
ycars
experience
playing
ball.
Months
of
shaving
pleasure
are
ahead
for
every
man
who
receives
this
attractive
Christmas
present.
The
Gillette
dispenser
makes
blade
changing
a
cinch
deals
out
blades
one
at
a
time,
unwrapped
and
ready
for
use.
A
simple
thrust
of
the
thumb
ZIP!
there's
a
new
blade.
An
abundant
supply
of
smooth-shaving,
long-lasting
Gillette
Blue
Blades
is
one
of
the
most
practical
gifts
you
can
buy
for
him.
This
colourful
holiday
pack
contains
five
dispensers
each
holding
ten
Gillette
Blue
Blades
50
blades
in
all.
1
is
10
years
old,
Is
5'
7'
.4
ivi-iflis
130
lbs.
ROl'TK
1
Man
I.aird,
Green
153
-
-
Walts
and
Niekerson's
to
Prlrzcil's
Motors:
Fulton
Street
51B-600;
6th
Ave.
West
600
and
700
Blocks.
;.c.
ItOlTIi
2-
naiph
Olsen.
Blue
723
H.-ur.an
Street;
U3
0th
East
to
Seal
Cove.
norTB
3
Viitiir
Masknlak.
U
A-c.
Vest
248-1077;
2:id
Ave'.
"Wr.sl,
9tl-HI28
inrlildd
in
-
9!h
E'.rei-l;
3rd
Ave.
Frizzt-U'a
'Mo'.nrs
to
end
of
3ra
West.
,
...i
ItOVTE
4
Alvin
Nystedl,
Blue
7rn
A
c
West
7H4-1427:
9'h
Ave.
West
102-009.
801-801;
',
F'llum
Street
70J
B'ock;
Tallow
Street
8U-.-823;
Comox
iAve.
UO'
Ti'
Jimmy
Mj
I-ean,
Kcd
2
.-
J
'deal
Gift
I
r
"
Mop
I
fa!o
Bisons
of
the
American
League
and
sent
forwards
Paul
Masnlck
and
Johnny
MeCormack
to
th-j
Bisons
In
return.
The
Canadiens
also
called
up
I
I'A'i
A.'orr'son
"Mou?c"
Is
a
bi'!
fighter
and
!
)
the
l.
'-yhl,
of
this
veal
's
!
he's
a
rourh
boy
to
handle.
He
de'fenseman
Dollard
St.
Laurent
fir
Is
the
only
"
senior
on
""Inln-T
i-nlrn
Tlii
t
hi.
xxinHi.
..
,
n
1
f
(V,o
.:y
fdiiad,
and
this
Is
his
'"
,"Z
...';
.
I
uom
vne
MO,lue,u
"
tjvar
on
it.
He
is
17
years
"
"
",',"
i
Q"fbcc
senior
League
u...
a
Distilled,'
Blended
and
Bottled
in
Scotland
UVi
u.
boHl
up
.
.
m
MMLfe
baste.
hill
and
m,i
u.i,.h
weighs
...
181
3i.sk.
He
Is
6
-102
lbs.
I
rH,Ual.d
wm
Iw
permitted
to
SEE
SELECTION
OF
OTHER
GILLETTE
GIFT
SETS
AT
YOUR
DEALER'S
PRICED
FROM
$1.52
TO
$6.00
nw
.
-fH
A'e
V"sl.
)00-41r';
5th
Ai'-
VVva,
ll-1"i;
(i'h'Ava-
'
ll-L-i
o-.lveirivmeut
.i
niit
uudiIm.ii
i
nhiv
thrpj
iiainrs
for
the
Cana-
icd
Simonson:
nliem
and
noi
lost
his
amateur
k
1
.'
'!,,;;:,!;";,,r::;
I
less';;,
Coocli:
1-
.en
is
a
m
-
i.n
ids.
ho
piays,
standing,
rne
youngsier,
iuuiu.
fi,i.
fi.-;ni-"
lirhind
(he
1951
'.'...
euard.
Ho
is
a
coed
rebounder
hi..hest.
scorer
on
the
team.i
-
of
Kav-li's
id
Is
the
boy
w
ho
really
pulls
I
played
three
games
for
Montreal
i
Rav
B.isseit.
He
lias
Wet
30H-53D;
Dtinymuir
S'rert
211-424;
Tallow
512--
MO;
Knu-rson
riacc;
'Aglicw
Place.
;.
i,-(;'T':
li
-Dli-anor
Walker,
Crrrti
929
O
h
Ave.
West.
105-537;
9th
Ave.
East
110-270;
McUiiue
'
SUeet
113-708.
v
I;o:
ti:
7
Glcntlun
Smith,
Blue
931
"
i,n
Ail
of
Section
2
'
KOI
TX
'8
Jimmy
Johnson,
(ireen
KC1
last
year.
iCont.nued
011
;aije
71
-1
c
in
Kav-HI
for
the
past
I
"i'.irr
and
In
1017.
He
Is.
WHAT
RATES
HA'JE
YOU
SET
FOR
iCNKFiilieirner.
s
'".i!"rfront
an.l
Pacific
Place;
if
tiie
bfst-l'ked
personall
ii.K:iv-Hi
and
Is
an
accom
i
mi
ilic
speaker.
!Js
Sign
Up
lie
Stanky
mz?
fwuuutce
mi
tow
cm
m
F-oatfi.
,
IIO".
T"
!
i
Mi'lvin
IS.jornseit,
(irern
II.
'I
8th
Ave.
En::t,
MeBrirtc
to
Hays
Cove
Circle.
li'
!-l
s.
It-
4
.
i
I..-
'1
::.
.
Christmas
Suggestions
IIOUIS
Negotlatlgns
.
Eddie
Stanky
becomes
manager
of
the
St.
Louis
aie
expected
to
be
fln-"Kluy.
His
contract
calls
f00
a
year.
i;o:
TH
10
ISnnc
Itoalil,
Green
71!)
,
4
Mi
Ave.
Ka't
237-731'.;
51
h
Ave.'
East
301-711);
6th
Avoi-F.i
1IH-21;).
301
-'too;
Hays
ui.ii
.
.
.-.;
-Oi,oOu
Kireit
M1-.M8;
Green
S'rict
411-ll(i;
EIktI
Street:
Yoiiti;.
Sirect.
'
KOi'TK
51
Leslie
Murdirrh,
B'aek
283
Pii...()t
,"p.:
1st
and
2nd
Overlook;
i:c:'mun
I'larx:
Pigsott
Place.
-
'
MY
'TEEN
AGE
SON
OFTEN
USES
MY
CAR.
I'll
HAVE
TO
PAY
m
MCSE
THAN
I
AST
YEAR!"
NOBODY
UNDER
25
DRIVES
MY
CAR.
MY
RATES
m
UP
ONLY
11.2
KOt'TK
12
Sunimy
Alexander
w
11th
Ave.
East
333-18G3;
Frederick
St.:
Sliei
lnoo't
Ave:
Knv?
(ho
slo'.
of
f
ic
better
otinlitics
o.its'dc
Qr
rhc
two
bri?
B
C
Cities
'.'rilir;
.Silver
falwa-e
l;i
matfy
pat'env,
.
.
.
AM
i:-.nilai-
pailerns
in
fingers
n-itl
Coinmiinil
y
I-'lutwar'
.
.
rarl'.e
-
and
Wal'.
rman
Tens.
'
r
unirnlly
0-iil"re
ii'ai-r
rrltlngs
"
I).
75
Ccmmunily
Fatwi-c.
chest
:erv.ce
for
8
with
free
m"a'
matter
"""
IUH
TH
r
Ili.nny
Kby.
(ireen
2.r.S
Jt
Kn.sl
22.7-217;
and
Ave.
West
-
I37-T1I:
1st
Kl.rcit
i:il-22.i;
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
tUily
News-National
M't!
ins.
ItorTE
1"
All-yii
r.iteliie,
Klaek
XX
51
h
Ave
West
i;:)5-73,i,
V
11-715;
L'orilva
Street
l'rar:r
.Street
Bisgar
Place.
KorTR
11
I'rank
KiPiorn,
(ireen
177
'
'1th
Ave.
E-ist
124-231;
!'
li
Ave.
iki:,t
101-21(1;
7Ui
Ave.
East
108-658;
Eow.scr
Street.
TtOt'TK
17--('harlic
l.indslroin,
Green
921
l.tir
Ave.
West
21(1-533;
7th
Ave.
West
120-5:17;
8th
Ave.
West
221-528:
LotHn'ere
St.
721-728;.'
MrBridC
St.
413.!,
701;
Tatlow
St.
625-733!
KOI
TII
18
Arvid
Itarclin,
Blue
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HERE'S
HOW
CAR
DRIVERS
SET
THEIR
OWN
RATES:
(1)
By
frequency
of
accidents
(fewer
accidents
'
lower
rates);
(2)
By
size
of
claims
(smaller
accidents
smaller
premiums).
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MORE
ACCIDENTS!
.
.
.
that's
the
showing
last
year
for
Cars
handled
either
occasionally
or
regularly
by
drivers
under
25
years
of
age
.
.
.
bigger
than
average
accidents,
too!
That's
why
insurance
rates
are
up
27.2
for
cars
driven
by
the
younger
group
as
against
only
11.2','c
increase
for
cars
operated
only
by
drivers
over
25.
THE
AVERAGE
COST
OF
CLAIMS
HAS
GONE
UP,
TOO!
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WATCHES
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quiet
eveningt
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beside
the
fire,
bridge
games
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and
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un-tded
parties,
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family
and
will
delight
in
its
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taste,
its
pleasant
St.
Muscatel
i
the
per-ne
to
serve
at
art
times.
on
the
finest
...
'for
Paarl.
6!ll
Ave.
East
Block
800;
ftth
Ave.
East
Oir.-tl'ili;
9th
Ave.
East
lnoo-ll-14:
10th
East.
000-1130;
All
reel
Street:-
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
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Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
(Mil
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clh
Ave.
E.ust
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
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211
Jack
Itiidolph,
Green
731
Slh
Ave.
East
1050-1044.
IlOl'TE
21
Jimmy
Meorclicad,
Krrt
335
2n-
A'-e
West
1135-1314;
Pa'k
Ave.
1005-2279:
llln
-Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
KOt'TE
23
l.nrry
Parent,
Green
4s7
Bill
West
015-733;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
Street.
ItOlTE
St
Brian
Kulierls,
Black
480
2nd
Ave.
West
716-3rd
Ave.
and
6!h
Street;
3rd
Ave.
West
Daily
News-Watts
and
Nicker.son's
(Sill
St.
I.
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KOI
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25
Gary
Parkin,
Green
B60
i;th
Ave,.
East
1141-1476.
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2(i
I'rarikie
Stewart,
Blue
7IH
7lh
Ave.
East
081-1036;
1103
Ridley
Home;
Hays
Cove
Ave.
928-1154.
KOCTE
27
Christopher
Harvey,
(ireen
214
6th
East,
McBride
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Hays
Cove
Circle.
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
liAMll.TON
.
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.
SIXLOND
.
.
.
ETC.
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to
I
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Our
prices
ore
rs
lo"
as
in
any
Canadian
citv
Some
pre-tax
items
are
lower
Use
our
Budqcr
Plan
BIGGER
COMPENSATION
IS
DEMANDED
FOR
LOST
WORKING
TIME
BOTH
OOCTOItS'
BIUS
AND
HOSPITALIZATION
COSTS
ARE
HIGHER
PRICES
OF
NEW
CARS
AND
REPAIR
COSTS
HAVE
GONE
UP
ALSO
Drivers
over
25
Drivers
under
45
HERE
ARE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
AVERAGE
CHANGES
IN
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
RATES
for
1952
Class
Al
Pleasure
cars
driven
only
by
people
over
25
only
11.2
increase.
Class
A
Pleasure
cars
driven
regularly
or
occasionally
by
someone
under
25
years
of
age
27.2
increase
'
.'
Class
B
Cars
used
chiefly
for
business
16.8
increase.
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ASSOCIATION
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
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