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Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Wednesday,
November
28,
1951
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U1IL.II
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
Third
Place
Hockey
Tie
'if
Pulp
Mill
Cagers
LING
the
tailor
m
Annunciation
22,
Bulgers
17;
Fashion
51,
Merchants
IS.
By
ROSS
INGRAM)
In
their
first,
win
of
the
season,
Annunciation
edged
out
Bulgers
22-17
in
junior
haskethall
last
night
after
a
thrilling
display,
with
Tony
Toth
of
the
winners
scoring
half
of
his
team's
points.
In
the
intermediate
division.
Fashion
slaughtered
the
season's
mob
cellar
cellar
tcim
team
to
lo
the
me
tune
lune
m
M-'S
-of8
Annunciation-Tom
II,
PlWKPraia
Tlircotfl.
6
pry.-my.
Drfjormeux.
ever
the
Merchants.
Comomed
DumHJ,
tetounienu.
Bury.
bum.
force
of
Sedgwick,
Dumas
and
BuiKrvlmiui
.
Mctteu
4.
tkdg-
B.
McFarlane
c
who
scored
16.
.
.
H
",
"
Stanwood
1.
Klixxl.
Husvik.
Havllle.
NewlielU,
PlllolU.
BOSTON
BuSton
Bruins
ed
into
a
third
place
-tie
with
the
;
idle
Montreal
Canadiens
In
the
National
Hoc-key
League
Tues-
.?,(M)
CCC
61,
.Mansons
32;
Klks
"2,
Gordon
&
Anderson
32
I
By
ROALD
FENESSl
'
AX
I
RADIOS
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
EI.ECIKIC
RANGES
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
992
;
day
night
by
playing
a
one-all
tie
j
Thoae
349
220
Sixth
St.
with
New
York
Rangers.
The
crowd
was
the
smallest
to
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
It,
News
classified.
I
in
v
surprising
upset
last
night,
Columbia
Cellu-1
see
National
Hockey
League-
1
,
,
.1
.,"
'
igame
here
in
at
least
seventeen
I
ho!m
ung
snowed
the
public
they
were
out
for
!
years
i.Bsa
persons.
-
i
I-
first
win.
They
defeated
the
second
ton
team
I
thl
tlf
in
'"r
f
,
'
.
.
1
.
I
contests
between
the
two
clubs
f
ij
-o:is
idi
hiiau
ieci
a
scoring
pee
With
a
I
this
season
and
left
Boston
with-T
.
,,..
j(i
niRt,
-'-
i
out
a
victory
on
home
ice
this
OXING
sraton
although
the
Bruins
have
1
kind
of
sports
record
when
Manson'a
were
8
p.m.
anu
u
lC5jCT:ilvciy,
raoiuu.i
I
Vn
It
Ml
I1MTI:
took
ail
easy
win.
j
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Fashlon-Sedi'wirk
16.
Dumas
14.
ll'Virtl?
Mcl'irlaiif
1'.
Drake
5.
Furman
5.
JIAKJK
Hamiilon
6.
Mostad
2.
In
the
junior
bill,
Toth
show-
i.-m.it!iC!-M-firii.ne
5.
Erikwm
ed
outstanding
force
as
he
broke
5
M-it.h
a.
jetir.-y
2.
i.rwhum
i.
through
in
the
third
quarter
J
',lc
a'
wae,Ii'
i'i.
witn
iix
points
to
give
Annuncia-!
'
tion
its
first
win.
A"T!EVT
EXPERTS
Bulgers'
downfall
was
their
I
m
,'i,i.i
vimil
n
tied
five
games
while
losing
four.
The
Boston
winger.
Adam
I
tii
uliiv
for
three
minutes
Fridoy,
Nov.
30rh
Civic
Centre
-MAIN
EVENT
Miildleweiirht
S
rounds
Mike
Ratzo
of
Prince
George
vs
Bill
Stiff
Work
Bees
Kept
By
Curling
Rink
Members
three
players.
With
Brown,
equalled
the
National
j
Hockey
league
record
when
he
I
I
,ix
ill
the
jewellers
strip-
'Mouse"
Mor-
scored
after
fifteen
seconds
of
play
in
the
first
period.
This
'inability
to
make
penalty
shots
aollg
'eariy
experts
who
gave
p
I
:i
v
,
Otsen,
WeiuMer
aim
,
vr-re
ousted
via
the
foul
I
l':ii.illv.
McChesney
was
4
i,,
from
the
gullery
to
1
lt.
i,(ils
four
to
five.
tjr
S
f
-1
I
UUUIll.
WUti
UI
lllll
CJlo-c.-
matched
the
speed
mark
set
by
Ous
Bodnar,
now
of
Chicago1
instructions
on
the
care
and
management
of
bt
ehivei.
t
!
scored
once,
while
the
winners
To
organize
construction
of
the
new
curling
rink,
Prince
Ru-
in
time
since
a
team
pert
Curling
Club
members
have
with
such
a
minority.
.
been
divided
into
31)
four-man
iii's
put
up
a
strong
rinks
lor
voluntary
labor;
six
rinks
putting
in
throe
hours
I'
.
1"'
4
M"'
rison
(Oolden
Gloves
Champion)
FEATURE
BOUTS
Light
Heavyweight
4
rouii'Is
Rene
Michoud
of
Prince
George
versus
Andy
Marshall
Heavyweight
3
rounds
Glenn
"Tiny"
Carlson
versus
Art
Senft
(Massct)
Lightweight
4
rounds
Bn
"Farmer"
McEwen
versus
Chuck
Place.
Welterweight
'3
rounds
Roy
Davies
versus
Chubby
Stacey.
ADDED
ATTRACTION
PRELIMINARIES
Black
Hawks,
in
his
first
game
lor
Toronto
In
1943.
Nick
Mickoski
of
New
York
evened
matters
up
in
the
second
period.
Tonight
Chicago
Black
Hauf.i
m.:el
the
Rangers
at
New
York.
National
League
W
D
L
F
A
PIS
'J
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!
,
j
ft
t-
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1
counted
six
out
of
seven
chances.
First
quarter
was
slow,
each
team
scoring
two
points.
Second
quarter
Annunciation
outscored
jewellers
5-4
and
at
end
of
the
third
stretched
their
lead
to
two
points,
11-9.
Third
quarter
saw
Toth's
scoring
spree
with
six
points,
while
Deman
came
up
fast
in
the
last
stretch
,
with
five
points
in
a
fast
tangle
which
hold
the
game
in
the
balance
until
the
final
whistle.
Closed
Sor
Alterations
!
re
was
no
doubt
the
one
night,
a
week
at
the
former
l
auds
were
out
to
liCAF
mas
hall,
at
Seal
Cove.
:,,.ir
losing
streak.
Mar-:
Kinks
and
worknitdits
are
ss
a
ki
'I
up
his
amazing
'
follows,
with
first
name
nien-.!)
smid
supj)ort
from
his
Honed
as
"skip."
i'i
while
Dumas
marie
mmmim
w.
T.
Jmuudk,
H.
o.
mnw
lon8
shots
for
a
v
,
;-
'
Detroit
12
Toronto
9
Montreal
7
Boston
5
Chicago
7
New
York
5
5
3
57
37
6
5
44
32
3
10
47
51
7
7
33
38
2
11
42
52
5
9
38
51
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Kil.il.
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furltor.'a
W:
Cook.
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Nulma.i.
rum
of
the
twin
hoop
j
u.
cross.
T.
.
srh.w,
8.
oonmk:
Admission
Ringside
Reserved
$1.00
Adult
Rush
75c
Student
Rush
50c
v
a
few
players
fatten
w.
A.
Lmiiiun.
u.
c.
tu.
L.
E.
cutii-
I
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.,nng
average
03
Elks
N'y
ucDo,,hM.
T.M.'fhrw.;.
w.l
(
(i.irdotl
&
Anderson
K.
Hniith:
J
u
Barber.
M.
H.
Thorn.
1
I,
it
V..I-!
a
rough
game
play-
k
w.
wouv
k.
t.
juiin.ion.
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Watch
for
re-openirtg
date
Commodore
Cafe
INTERMEDIATES
Only
danger
Merchants
showed
throughout
the
bill
was
in
the
first
quarter
when
they
struck
up
a
9-8
lead.
The
second
quarter
saw
the
start
of
the
washout
as
the
shoemen
out-scored
storekeepers
18-1
and
kept
this
up
until
the
whistle.
Ht
IIKIM.
!
u"
"uu
well:
K
J
W.,rn-n,
Ur
U.
K
'E
Wlul-
on
l.ie
oenrn
out
'
more.
n.
w
a.
bU'wart,
W
A
Arm-
I
Ski
Lodge
To
Take
On
New
Look
latiOh
s
Worked
struts;
K.
O.
fcvuns.
W.
C.
liaxUT.
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in,
twnii-
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iJi'illuru;
w.
V.
K.
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1
1
iv
as
'
1
,1c,
111.S
H
Elkins.
D.
D.
Carr-Harris.
i
make
most
of
them
HEAVY
WFICHT
opponent
for
prince
Rupert's
Glenn
"Tiny"
Carlson
in
Irtdays
lieht
card
is
Art
Senft.
197
pounds,
f'.om
Masset.
Formerly
from
Vancouver,
Scr.ft
lias
been
a
Golden
Gloves
and
Diamond
B-.ll
ens
rant
since
1947
in
Vancouver
arid
Taeoma.
He
is
a
runner
up
in
Seattle
Golden
G'cves,
losing
on
a
disputed
dt?i.s;on
and
has
been
for
several
years
a
headliner
in
Vancouver
amateur
bouts.
1J
Kuiwiircl;
W.
H.
lwis,
W.
r.
1
I'.i.'
i
rh'ni.se
of
strength
for
H.4m.
J
M.
i
ii
lds.
T.
Horvlk:
i.
,
vviiotun
j.
McLean,
wiiirtd
j
The
main
lodEe
of
the
Prince
:
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uii-
im-ir
live
siarun
J.
M.Iiimi.
H
KraUIMirr.
Runert
RH
Clnh
Mttm
nn
Ml
GIFT
WRAPPING
,
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Ml
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Mc-Ker.ie.
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A.
mi
the
other
hand,
A
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A
o.i.in.jn.
k
r.
iiu-i-1
Havs
to
to
take
on
the
atmos-
ii,
i.i'.siiiized
and
tillable
ck-rham.
e
uuiter.
J.
h.
Hurnc,
v
phere
of
a
chalet
and
redecora-
ini
very
much.
Flaten
Mrlir',n'
J
8
llul,,;r'
';
j
tion
Is
to
begin
at
once.
A
club-
Md
provided
most
of
I
operated
concession
for
sab
of
tfT
a
Mnciji.iiaKi
Dr.
h.
o.
tanie.
Joiui
!
refreshments
also
was
mooted
fiy
,it.
mi
r.
Ucbb
hot
high
al.
Alt
red
M.
Kivi-ll;
Siuni'y
an
executive
meeting
last
night
i.uie
iJuiius.
Seems
that
Mil.
1J
J'.lni
'i.iin.
P.
H
Lll.w
y,
O.
u.
1..111.S
could
tin
with
a
little
iniMl;
and
a
little
he.p
1
1'
iw
oil
line.
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Victoria
2.
Vancouver
10
New
Westminster
4,
Calgary
1
Western
mter.-Okanagan
Trail
2.
Vernon
6
suiiirt.'Ctpo
n.
Martin:
U.
E.
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P
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Kay.
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L.
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(lorilun.
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Art.
Mur-
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23.
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j.
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4
Bruwn
4
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Il.il.
ilri'M,
H!in.!an.
Now
is
the
time
to
shop
for
your
Colored
Cellophane
Paper,
Christmas
Seals,
Tinselled
String,
Christmas
Scotch
Tape
and
other
Gift
Wrapping
Novelties.
ruy,
A
E.
Smith:
W.
0.
Cutlull.
tarl
Arnev
11.
15:11
Mah.
Ur.
A.
A.
MiIWt,
W.
J.
Scott:
Coffee
Tables,
End
Tables,
ETC.
See
our
large
selection
for
Christmas
giving
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
LTD.
as
well
as
a
skl-rental
system.
Meanwhile,
next
week-end
will
j
see
a
wood-cutting
bee,
for
a
winter
fuel
supply.
Many
of
the
j
'
cabins
have
been
repaired
and
work
has
started
on
providing
a
'
new
dormitory
in
one
of
the
re-;
maining
unused
former
army
i
came
buildings.
j
Heavy
rams
on
week-ends
'thwarted
more
extensive
plans
1
but
considerable
clearing
has
been
done
on
th
e
season's
main
run.
In
thj
meantime,
skiers
are
eyeing
the
hilKops
speculatively,
ar.
the
snowline
lowers.
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Wibstir
5.
WalHli
J.
J
Itiii'i-rson.
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Grant.
W.
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him
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Willmill
On
Saturday
afiernosns
and
Sundays
all
members
are
asked
to
volunteer.
Worklni!
times
Saturdays
are
2-5
p.m.:
on
Sundays,
0
a.m.
to
noon,
2-5
p.m.,
and
-10
p.m.
Prince
Rupert
Ilinwii.
Port
Simpson;
G.
1.
Ni
w
Westminster;
Mr.
I
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V.
A.
Taylor,
Burns
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Vancouver;
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Winnipeg:
W.
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Harford.
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W.
Taylor,
Duncan;
inn,
KmiUiers;
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C.
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WILL
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Miters
Because
you
ore
actually
the
person
who
sets
the
price
you
pay
for
automobile
insurance
.
.
.
that
is,
you
and
every
other
driver
in
your
area.
There
is
neither
mystery
nor
magic
in
the
setting
of
automobile
insurance
costs.
These
costs
are
based
on
the
amount
paid
oui
in
claims
in
the
different
rating
areas
across
the
country.
If,
during
any
period,
losses
are
lighter
than
the
earlier
period
on
which
the
rates
were
based,
your
costs
will
go
down.
Ii
accidents
occur
more
frequently
and
bring
about
heavier
losses(damages
awarded
become
larger
(as
they
have
progressively
done),
then
your
costs
must
go
up.
Every
attempt
is
made
as
iar
as
practicable
to
reward
ihe
good
risk
and
penalize
the
poor
one.
That
is
why
drivers
under
25
are
charged
so
much
more
for
their
automobile
insurance.
On
the
average
about
14,',
of
the
people
who
drive
motor
cars
are
in
this
young
age
group
.
.
.
but
they
ate
involved
in
28'
,'
of
all
fatal
accidents.
Automobile
insurance
premiums
are,
in
general,
considerably
higher
now
than
they
were
a
few
years
ago.
That
is
because
accidents
are
far
more
numerous
these
days
and
each
accident
tends
to
be
more
costly.
That
means
more
and
more
money
paid
out
in
claims.
When
the
cost
of
accident
claims
goes
down
through
more
careful
driving
automobile
insurance
costs
will
go
down
and
you
will
profit.
Remember
too,
when
you
drive
carefully,
you
save
more
than
money
you
save
lives.
And
the
life
you
save
may
be
your
own.
Ask
Your
Insurance
Agent
Rely
on
your
Insurance
Agent
for
all
matters
pertaining
to
your
insurance.
All
his
efforts
arc
dedicated
to
bringing
you
the
fullest
measure
of
protection
and
security
for
your
evcrv
insurance
dollar.
Don't
hesitate
to
call
on
him
for
any
information
or
hclpvou
may
want.
His
time
and
talents
are
always
at
your
service,
and
his
knowledge
can
save
you
money.
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CANADA
INSURANCE
FEDERATION
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Canada
Insurance
Federation
fine'
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your
free
copy
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"Checked
Your
Driving
Manners
Lately?"
write
to
P.O.
Box
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Vancouver.
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Liquor
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