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Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
29,
1951
Women
Start
Curling
Club
CCC
Club
Has
I
Music
Program
A
program
of
entertainment
rounded
out
Monday's
meeting
lor
the
300
(CCCj
Club
held
for
further
acquainting
members
with
one
another.
on
the
ALLEYS
DAILY
NEWS
"U
.1"li
MIO."
eic
auug
uj
Jon.
Bolsloid,
accompanied
by
Mr
Sahlen.
Progress
of
the
drama
'and
choral
groups
was
discussed
Besides
Dan
Doswell.
chairman,
other
executives
present
were
Miss
Agnes
Mack,
secretary;
Bill
Halliwell,
treasurer;
Mr.
Sahlen,
!
mitsie
director,
and
Owen
Bennett,
sports
director.
'
Newly
appointed
publicity
director
i
Ian
Hogers.
New
Zealand's
Nev
Race
Horse
AUCKLAND.
N.Z.
New
Zealand
has
produced
a
racehorse
which
sportsmen
here
believe
may
pile
up
a
record
comparable
with
any
of
the
turf
giants
of
the
past.
Mainbrace,
a
chestnut
horse,
has
won
17
races
in
a
row,
Including
two
starts
as
a
four-year-old
this
season,
Since
he
was
a
two-year-old
he
has
started
25
times,
winning
2'i
races,
with
one
second
and
one
third.
A
woman's
curling
section
was:
j
organized
Tuesday
evening
when
'
an
enthusiastic
group
of
about
40
wives
of
Prince
Rupert
Cur!-!
P
ITS
ing
Club
members
met
at
the
i
Charles
Helin,
on
the
cello
and
Ray
Sahlen,
piano
presented
The
Palms"
by
Faure.
Two
sokw,
'"aours
is
My
Heart
Alone,"
and
Man
Arrested
In
Scottish
Soccer
Bribe
1
He
won
15
races
as
a
three-
year-i
old.
Fridoy,
Nov.
30th
Civic
Centre
8
p.m.
The
Australian
and
New
record
of
consecutive
wins
":
.:
!
!
is
19,
held
jointly
bv
two
famous
'
HAMILTON,
Scotland
W
LADIES'
BOWLING
LEACl'E
High
single
score
in
A
Division
Tuesday
was
taken
by
Asnes
McLean
of
Itosa
Lees
with
2Ki,
while
Bertha
Dunbar
of
Lucky
Strikes
rolled
high
three
total
of
632.
In
B
Division,
Marian
Shen-ton
of
Shentons
rolled
both
high
single
and
high
three
with
203
and
558.
Results:
A
Division
Lucky
Strikes
3,
Gordon
&
Anderson
3.
Rosa
Lee
2,
Cloveiieaf
2,
McMeekins
2,
Wrathalls
2,
Skeena
Grocery
1,
Dibb
Printing
1,
Annettes
1,
Stars
1,
Savoy's
0,
Lyons
0.
B
Division
Seventh
Avenue
Meat
Market
3,
Mansons
3,
Rupert
Radio
2,
McKays
2,
Bi?
Sisters
2
Co-nr
2.
Commercrais
1,
75
Taxi
1,
Toilers
1,
Shentons
1,
Cook's-
Jewellers
0,
.Sunrise
0.
MAIN
EVENT
Middleweight
5
roumts-
Mike
Ratzo
of
Prince
George
vs
Bill
'Mouse"
Mor-
champions
of
the
past.
Gloaming
Police
have
arrested
one
man
in
and
Desert
Oold.
Mainbrace
has
connection
with
an
attempt
to
already
beaten
the
records
of
brlt
a
Scottish
League
soccer
Bernborougli.
15
wins
in
succes-
j
player
to
lose
a
game.
Joseph
sion.
and
Par
Lap,
who
had
14,
McOuilden
Baker
appeared
in
and
these
two
were
the
greatest
court
here
yesterday
and,
was
racehorses
of
modern
times
in
'
bound
over
until
Friday.
home
of
Mrs.
W.
C.
R.
Jones.
A
slat
oX
officers
for
the
new
club
was
proposed
and
accepted
as
follows:
President
Mrs.
Neely
Moore
Vice-President
Mrs.
Ernest
Turner
Secretary
Mrs.
Rae
Johnson
Treasurer
Mrs.
A.
Dominato
Chairman
of
Ways
ami
Means
committee
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene
Chairman
of
Match
committee
Mrs.
E.
Boulter.
Members
decided
to
hold
a
bake
sale
on
Saturday,
December
1
at
Gordon
&
Anderson's
store'
with
Mrs.
Eby
convening,
as
a
money-raising
project
to
h;lp
equip
the
club
rooms.
Members
also
decided
that
tiit-y
wouiu
iike
to
have
competitions
as
in
the
best
traditions
of
the
sport
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Scott
accepted
the
position
of
Chairman
of
the
Trophy
Committer.
Already
Mr.
A.
E.
Smith
has
volunteered
to
donate
a
trophy
to
the
Ladies'
Club.
Curling
Club
President
Neely
Moore
and
Edward
Boulter
gave
talks
on
curling
and
answered
c-iustions.
the
two
southern
D-jminions
His
stake
earnings
to
date
total
!
Three
bribery
attempts
were
reported
by
Scottish
players
last
week.
rison
(Golden
Gloves
Champion
1
FEATURE
BOUTS
Light
Heavyweight
4
roon4s
Rene
Mk
houd
of
Prince
George
versus
Andy
Marshall
Heavyweight
3
rounds
Glenn
"Tiny"
Carlson
versus
Art
Senft
(Masseti
.
.
..
Lightweight
4
rounds
,
Bin
"Farmer"
McEwen
versus
Chuck
Place.
j,
Welterweight
3
rounds
Roy
Davies
versus
Chubby
Stacey.
ADDED
ATTRACTION
PRELIMINARIES
'
$M
W,
but
purses
tax
dort
'
compare
with
the
North
Amerl-
j
can
or
British
tracks.
His
latest!
,
win
was
noteworthy
in
that
he!
cov;rred
l:!a
miles
with
a
slight,
1
lep;
injury.
Kid
Gavilan,
r
Remember
when?
,
Bratton
Draw
STOCKHOLM
(P
The
Polish
Refugee
Council
here
said
in
a
statement
that
Polish
citizens
fleeing
their
Communist-dominated
homeland
to
Sweden,
"a
land
of
freedom,"
are
grateful
for
Sweden's
defence
of
the
right
of
asylum
for
refugees.
Admission
Ringside
Reserved
$1.00
Adult
Rush
75c
Student
Rush
50c
George
Vralna,
reputed
the
greatest
hockey
goalie
of
all
time,
Played
his
last
game
for
Montreal
Canadiens
26
years
ago
at
Montreal.
With
a
temperature
of
103,
CHICAGO
(t
Johnny
Bratton
of
Chicago,
showing
a
complete
reversal
of
form
last
night,
fought
Cuba's
Kid
Gavilan,
world's
welterweight
champioi.,
'
-
i
'
-
v..
1
:
?y
'A
Ivj
tiiially
collapsed
13
the
net
to
a
blistering
10-round
draw
in
and
was
taken
home
to
Chimin.-
Chicago
Stadium.
im!
where
he
died
four
months
later
in
1926.
dress
11
i
ami
slay
mil
lalo!
Hockey
Scores
l.NGI.K
OV
Pnnw
Rupert's
Golden
Gloves
champion
Is
Ow.es
Mike
RaUo,
22.
He
will
meet
Blllv
"Mouse"
National
League
W
D
L
F
Also
available
in
Children's
sizes
A
Pis
-j
V
tat
7
11:
a
fivp-rounrt
feature
event
here
tomorrow
night.
;
liii.i
mx
lifihts,
won
three
and
lost
three.
He
won
'the
3
57
37
29
12
9
Toronto
Balmy
Ileach
blanke
!
Haimlton
Tigers
8-0
to
win
the
eastern
rupbv
championship
21
years
age
at
Toron'.o.
Baliiy
Beach,
who
first
captured
the
Senior
Ontario
Union
title,
went
on
to
beat
Regina
ll-6
in
the
Grey
Cup
final
that
svason
of
1030.
K'K
111
I
he
first
round,
the
last
one
against
Daw
T.imrt
Jusr
Arrived
for
the
holiday
season
Detroit
....
Toronto
..
Montreal
Boston
Chicago
New
York
.
Champion."
He
challenged
Morrison
this
summer.
i'l
llylnk
5
44
32
10
47
51
7
33
38
12
45
58
9
44
54
7
5
7
6
mgers
Rout
tk
Hawks
4
YOKK
(CP)
New
York
Natinnal
Yolk
6,
Chicago
3
Ideal
to
wear
under
gumboots
and
in
school
Wear
them
with
swish
party
skirts
.
.
-.
.
injured
left
knee,
had
38
saves
compared
to
22
for
Rayner.
Chicago
outscored
tne
Ranters
in
the
middle
frame.
Bill
Mo.sienka
and
Bill
Gadsby
beating
Chuck
Rayer
clearly
while
Nick
Micko.ski
got
one
for
New
York
to
leave
the
game
tied
3-3
as
the
third
period
started.
r
1
SINGAPORE
(Reuters
Juvenile
roadside
gamblers
youngsters
between
13
and
16
years
old
whs
bet
on
homemade
"roulette"
wheelf
and
"wheels
of
fortune,"
in
Singapore's
busy
streets
and
crowded
alleyways
are
being
cleaned
up
by
the
police.
give
them
as
very
special
Rifts
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver
5,
Seattle
6
New
Westminster
4,
Edmonton
2
Western
Inler.-Okanagan
Trail
6.
Kelowna
4
(overtime)
The
first
burst
out
with
their
wing
.spree
of
the
sea-nc-day
night
as
they
oil
nylon
ilippersocksl
Cbiraw
Biark
Hawks
X
lidwin
S(ti-.ire
Garden
into
a
three-way
tie
for
Ask
for
fappers
Soles
will
outwear
leather.
Z
7J
i
SI
(J
re
in
the
National
.I'a'.'ue.
il'-jt
dumped
Black
ak
into
last
place,
a
at
Iji
Imid
the
Rangers,
&3SrKi
Cardigans,
Long
Sleeves
..
7.95
Pullover
Short
Sleeves
..
5.95
BY
f
lliiiim
and
Montreal
s
.
even
the
Completely
nylon
.
sole!
'.til'i
iiders
were
brll-Mick
Rayner
making
at
wives
in
the
New
and
Hurry
Lumley
siy
brilliantly
for
Chl-iiliy,
playing
with
an
There's
a
Naval
Recruiting
Officer
at
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM
.
who
will
tell
you
cLout
the
spare
time
earnings
and
advantages
of
Royal
Canadian
Navy
(Reserve)
training.
See
him
in
person
or
Telephone
526
Children's
sizes
7-8
-
9
-
10
$2.95
Completely
washiihle
...
can'c
shrink
.
,
can't
run
!
Seven
gay
Tribal
Colours
!
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packaged
for
both
men
and
ti
nmen.
Be
a.
Good
Citizen
.
.
.
Get
Out
and
Vote
on
December
13
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m
!
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