Frinde
Rupert
Daily
I
Sc
.
73
Monday,
February
26,
1951
'h.
OF
SPORTS
ERE
IN
SPH
10
&
APPLIANCE
,LES
&
SERVICE
f
(iAS
AND
llTTBIC
HANfiKS
j-huiir
Bl"-
CIFIC
ELCCTRJC
we
Of
ompeiiiton
SkiHeil
Mixed
Bowling
1
Mighty
Teams
Shellacked
The
first
week
of
the
final
third
in
the
Mixed
Bowling
League
loaves
the
generally
powerful
teams
still
shaky
from
the
shellacking.
With
all
teams
in
nil
l-'rizes
iRv
Vf'irnio
Rnloorl
I
There
was
a
three-way
cut
for
Every
skier
atop
Mount
Hays
second
prize
in
whist
at
the
Sunday
agreed
wholeheartedly
Sons
of
Norway
card
party
and
that
conditions
were
"just
won-'
dance
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
derful."
The
four
feet
of
cush-'Hall
Friday.
Mrs.
John
Fred-
I..-
.
'
.aJtowtta.
"
i
i
t
iistria!
!ding
'
BASKETBALL
Brown
woods
Take
First
Of
Play-offs
in
Close
Contest
with
G.
and
A.
An
essay
competition
for
high
,
school
.students
in
British
Columbia
hits
been
announced
by
the
B.
fj.
Cancer
Society.
Member
of
the
local
cancel
unit
were
told
at
their
meeting'
In
the
Civic
Centre
committee
room
that
B.
C.
was
divided
Into
;
14
districts
for
tiie
context
with
first
pn.e
$25,
second
prize
$15,
j
and
third
prize
$10.
Winners
are
eligible
for
grand
prize
of
$f0.
K.
Kuys
must
he
In
at
the
B.
C.
Cancer
Institute,
Vancouver,
by
February
28.
H
P
A
N
V
Inn
hane
tor
IhP
romntninp
nlnvl
'""'
uw,
cu.n
u,
a
:
neon
woo
nisi
pi
i.e
.ui
I-"
!tlpry
lav,r
hich
had
filled
inland
LerOy
Wilson
for
men.
Mrs.
r.
ihic
,T,.n
t,m,
i
iv.th
hi
;
ft
"v
;
,
ft
4
,
.
.
previous
bath-tubs
was
just
soft
!
O.
Giske
won
ladies'
second
waicn
........
..!,
ni.
..i.....
i
visions
are
keeping
a
close
rnuuxu
J
iiiitrt.TZ
lulling
aiiili'.i.
ly.r.
.
pHiMiili.e
ill
boat
anr,
.
fuel-oil
tanks.
Hum
in
Underwriters.
Ai.
iini-iit
certified
opera-
IHONI'.
GHMM
US
I
,,
.::
"
,
,
,is
nwh
tun
-as
skiing
i
frame
as
competition
is
keen
and
'
'
V
f
if
,
With
a
score
of
130
each,
Carl
!
Mostad,
Oscar
Giske
and
R.
Humor
cut
for
the
cash
prize.
I
Mr.
Hamer
won.
all
teams
eager
to
end
up
on
top
(Joi'don
and
Anderson
just
about
pulled
a
tough
New
skiers
on
the
hill
were
Dorothy
Reddie,
Shirley
Haugan
and
Bill
Campbell
who
were
Impressed
with
the
lay-out
and
beauty
of
the
scenery.
Saturday
evening
a
group
High
scorers
were:
Ladies
single
P.
Thompson
(Fashion
Footwear
I
340
(new
season
.acorrii.
High
ladies'
three
t?:.me
total
P.
Thompson
716.
HiKh
men's'
sincle
t!im
.1
In
aid
of
the
Boy
Scout
appeal
the
club
realized
over
$12,
through
a
raffle
held
the
same
evening.
Winners
in
the
raffle
one
out
of
the
fire
Saturday
night
when
they
came!
SEAL
ESTATE
(insurance
jncome
tax
fathered,
in
the
cabin
Of
Diam;
were
Mrs.
(J.
V.
Han
ley,
who
was
a
clelep.ate
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
annual
convention
of
the
society
In
Vancouver
recently.
Rave
her
report.
Plans
were
made
for
the
cancer
drive
to
open
April
2.
Campaign
manager
will
be
Mrs.
V.
C.
SU'venson
assisted
by
Mrs.
W.
Koihwell
and
Rev.
P.
Anlrobus.
A
public
meeting
will
be
hehl
March
21
with
speaker
and
within
one
point
of
their
opponents,
the
hard-fight
ing
I'rovvnwoods,
in
the
opener
of
the
Senior
Basket
hall
League
play-offs.
I
"
""
.
R.
Hundi'ide,
tw.)
cuos
saucers
and
chocolates;
,
Kennedy
and
Phyllis
Ioiniinson
and
Lindsay
(Scuby's
Fursi
313.
In
himnr
rfriimiiui
lripr
frnm
f'n
rl
Vfnstfirt
u'CiWt
niteher
illlll
IIKN.S
I'tU'.MP.rJI
I
High
Men's
three
game
total
smithcra
meet"
A
larce
cake
t
vi
Frpstnrl
set
of
ash
travs
E.
Hildebrand-
Bulgers
71!!).
j
was
presented
to
which
Cuny
Nels
Gundarson
was
master
Team
results
were:
I
1
1
(amid
i
Kidsvik
responded
with
nf'
ceremonies
with
Mike
Colussi
R.
E.
Mortipier
Jul
Ave.
(Near
CFl'K)
I
Headpinners
4,
Pushovers
O.
'
a
fitting
speech.
j
playing
the
accordiun
for
the
Ldl23
quarter
mark.
In
the
third
quarter
they
swarmed
all
over
the
luckless
Fashions
to
out.seore
them
13
to
2,
and
continued
on
to
outwore
them
In
the
final
half
by
31
to
8.
The
game
was
marred
when
Hansen
and
Young
roiiehed
II.
up
In
the
early
stages
and
were
banished.
However,
liny
left
the
game
with
a
handshake
and
no
harm
was
done.
cihls'
games
Girls
exhibition
game
was
High
School
ail
the
way
as
they
Bulgers
3,
Great
West
Life
1.
dance.
Social
Welfare
3,
P.
R.
Plumb-'-
Prince
Ruert's
competitors
in
Under
convener
Mrs.
C.
Ing
l.
.
,
the
championship
tourney
who
Strand,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fredhelm,
Blow-outs
3.
Sons
of
Norway
1-
ma(,l!
but
"a
promising
show-
Mrs.
J.
I'edersen,
Mrs.
O.
Giske,
Wallaces
l')ept.
3
-ihenton
'"H"
,M'S
J"1"1".
claim
next
year
B.
Bakken,
Nels
Wasseng
and
ghcet
1
.
;
things
"will
be
dilterent."
And
John
McNauehton
were
on
the
Fashion
Footwear
2.
CanteLs
1
'"'V
wi:ih
to
saV
si;l'cilil
thanks
committee.
The
Kioemen
hold
an
eleven
point
lead
at
about
5
minutes
to
play.
At
thirty-five
seconds
to
no
O
and
A
had
possession
of
the
ball
and
were
only
one
point
clown,
when
Les
Matthews
let
loo.se
with
a
shot
from
centre
floor.
II
was
a
wild
effort
that
niii'ht
of
won
llieni
the
ftaine
but
the
shot
foil
way
short
and
Brownwood.s
took
the
throw
in
coming
uown
the
court
to
sc
ji
c
ju.-.t
before
the
linai
bell
ran;:
and
the
first
t;ame
of
the
semi
S
f
-1
2
to
e
in
is
uunue
oi
nmiuiei.s
wnu
looii
a
(lay
on
iroiu
ins
worn
10
Dibb
Printing
4,
Conrads
0.
Scuby's
Furs
3.
Booth
School
1
show
them
n
round.
jumper
of
Northern
BC.
He
promised
Prince
Rupert
Ski
Club
members
to
visit
them
this
summer
to
help
lay
out
a
few
runs
and
to
advise
in
constructing
a
camp.
I
PRESENT
SKI-JUMP
CHAMP
Lueien
Laferte
of
Three
Rivers,
Que.,
captured
too
honors
in
the
senior
ski-jumping
event
of
the
Canadian
Ski
Championships
at
Camp
For'une
near
Ottawa..
He
was
presented
with
the
Waagan
Cun
awarded
annually
by
Mrs.
C.
B.
-
Waagan
of
Montreal.
Laferte
is'
shown
holding
th-i
viscount
Alexander
Cup
for
making
the
longest
individual
jump.
iCP
PHOTO)
Optomists
3,
Ideal
Cleaners
1.'
Chris,
by
the
way,
-
now
oj
Cooks
Jewellers
3.
Overwaitea
years
of
age,
is
a
former
wegian
jumper
and
the
father
Penguin
Hobby
2,
Clover
Leafs
Joraen
Dahlie,
new
ch.unpio.i
joulseored
People's
2(5
to
'10.
The
I
High
School
is
developing
a
fine
team
and,
with
more
opportunity
!
for
piactico
in
the
school's
own
finals
was
over.
Biownwoods
reserved
thei-win.
They
went
Into
the
uume
with
Just
five
regulars.
They
i
next
season.
l.,lo
h.,j
oil
o,
..,
1
By'"
iiij
i
v
grabbed
an
eaWy
lead
which
thvy
j
m;
lrf;c,ass
b
a,
f
l
b
a
1
J
Vlifrll
1I,,U)U
JV
arm
111
villi!
uvjju,
HUMPHREY
held
all
tlie
way.
Their
menl.
Leona
Webster
paced
the
mm
victors
as
she
scocd
8
points
with
Graham
getting
6.
For
People's
Christine
Currie
scored
7,
as
team
showed
flashes
of
their
MM
US
mt
mm
a.
tf
0
1
E
scoring
ace
Ray
Spring
was
-.necked
hard
all
evening,
but
lie
still
came
through
with
16
points.
Reg.
Lavignc
scored
13
and
never
workj
dharder.
Gordon
and
Anderson
was
away
off
in
their
&
UUUHII
2.
Miller
Bay
Hospital
2,
Burkicy
Market
2.
Standings:
"A"
League
Headpinners
4
Bulgers
3
Wallaces
Dept
3
Social
Welfare
3
Blow-Outs
3
Fashion
Footwear
j.
2
Cantels
2
P.
R.
Plumbing
1
Shenton
Sheet
1
Sons
of
Norway
1
Grt.
West
Life
1
Pushovers
0
-former
abilities.
TIIOII.I.E?
Men's
Bowling
Close
Finishes
In
Second
Third
LAUREN
mm
shooting
until
the
final
few
mln-
utes.
They
scored
only
4
of
12
1
foul
shots
while
their
opponents
were
getting
9
for
16.
Jim
Flaten
and
Rupert
Holkeslad
worked
like
Trojans
to
keep
the
team
in
the
game
and
Les
Matthews
played
his
best
game
of
the
season,
although
he
was
away
off
In
his
shooting.
Marshall
came
The
Junior
game
provided
the
most
thrills
of
the
evening
as
battled
it
out
to
a
37
all
draw.
Rupert
Hotel
and
High
School
Through
an
error
on
the
part
of
score-keeper
Feness
the
teams
went
off
the
floor
thinking
that
Rupert
Hotel
was
in
the
lead
37-30
with
the
game
over.
i
With
play
in
the
second
third:
finished
in
the
Men's
Five
Pin
,
Bowling
League
last
week,
the
j
j
"A"
and
"B"
Divisions
have
pro-
'luced
another
set
of
winners.
j
I
in
"P"
T
cmpiip
Thorn
Sheet!
The
High
School
scorekeeper
through
with
13
points.
His
protested
the
score
to
referee
w'fc
i
t(KJ
N()
j
whi(.n
wag
out
,
ront
shooting
was
deadly,
but
8010
VENTURE
from
the
start,
won
by
a
single!
uuiuf
iDiitr
m
Ki,
(Hi
I'Xtiiiuiiiiig
tut;
rtTords,
it
was
found
that
Fen-1
often
he
hesitated
and
lost
his
opportunity.
He
also
fumbled
the
p':int
over
second
place
Canadian
"B"
League
Dibb
Printing
4
Scuby's
Furs
3
Optimists
3
Cooks
Jewellers
3
Penguin
Hobby
2
Cloverleafs
2
Millerbay
Hosp
2
Bucklvy
Market
2
Booth
School
1
Ideal
Cleaners
1
Overwaitea
1
Conrads
o
ball
badly
a
few
times
which
cost
neKS
had
Sleeted
to
credit
one
fUm.
the
team
valuable
shooting
op
The
race
was
quite
diilerent
ln
of
the
two
of
three
technical
foul
shots
converted
by
Christensen
portunities.
"A"
League
with
three
different
U
me
Mign
juniors,
ine
reieree
.,,
,
f:,.,
,h.
Inst
ine
tans
had
their
money
s
,.
,
...
m,
.
-
rtiii
lha
ii'inin
a
1
inw
ill
.
.
.1..
x
worm
una
more,
ine
last.
lew
"
three
weeKs.
tioraf
on,
me
ieum
minutes
were
us
exciting
as
any
hls
l"
i,m
as
LpaK"'
RegLsrar
th;ll
was
,n
third
pl.l(.e
three!
.1
trie
Civic
Cvntre
gym
to
date
w'''''"
a
replay
for
tomorrow
ks
,u,0
pr0VP(,
t0
be
the
dark'
In
V
rTune
Tonight
1
nd
auurs
wdl
for
tomorrow
horse
and
finally
ended
up
on;
PLUM
COULEE,
Man.
(CP
I
It
was
a
Diner
uatwe
an
tne
,
.
.
...
hv
,..,
n)lint
over
primary
school
here
was
light's
.second
game,
of
the
two
)l
three
series.
1
iwesr
way.
The
High
team
had
th
,hllp()tt
Eviu
forced
to
close
down
for
tw
j
nti:r.mi:diate
jim
m
rv.
r-.
i
top-piace
ana
a
nye
n
o
ine,-
H1(,h
slne,e
and
three
game
to-ls
'
bv
an
outbreak
01
of
i
air
ai
their
reach
if
r.eeKS,Dy,,an
3re.'1K
nnals
within
they,,,
.wri
,..,.,
bv
s.
rv-iaDJca
of
let
PIPE
SMOKERS
ASK
FOR
OCDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
HI-Oo!d
had
little
difficulty
in
cinching
the
top
place
spot
in
the
won
tne
game.
Kupert
MOiei
Kepi
.,.,.,.
wifh
315
and
708.
in
the
running
for
top-place
if,
Team
results
were
as
follows:
Intermediate
League
and
a
bye
into
the
finals.
They
disposed
of
"
u'',h
'
"
7
.
,;;
T-me
P
Tou,ues
4'
t'"Pon
tviti,
u.
,....
....
hands
13
times
during
the
game,
rn,,ba
.T,.wellers
3.
Brown-
uie
seconu
p.ace
r.,.on
as
feelings
ran
high
and
players
wear
team
by
05
to
24
score.
Fa-nf
of
everything
prvthin
thpv
they
had
had.'
,wiotl8
HSigjsv
8:30
p.m.
gave
Tampers
flared
quite
often
and,
shion
will
now
meet
Hi.
green
in
ll.j
best
of
three
semi-finals
for
technical
'
fouls
were
dealt
out
to
Short
Circuits
3,
Bulgers
I.,
Home
OU
4,
D
&
S
0.
Three
C's
3,
Malisons
1.
Crescents
4,
Fitters
0.
Scotiaus
4,
Thorn
Sheet
No.
1
the
Grotto
Trophy
with
the
first
t;ams
as
t,
questioned
tiimorrow
night.
McChes-
game
declslons
ot
Ule
referee
and
'h
.tl
u
0.
Rl'ii'trihv
14
WI
tho
ridlfiti
l.n
tl
t.
j
v
-
-
All
in
nil
it
was
a
nig
evening,
Th,lm
qiu,et
No
2
2
Ambassa-
inom
bin
IX,
wo.
d
t,
nmuoaaa
ceiin
cut
win.
ns
he
Golds
Dlav-,
...
..
.
...
...
.....,.
I
..
,
-
,
v
i
it'll
n
cnnvn
iirci
n
nc
tv.i
1
1
vi(ihiii,-
.
d
stentlv
and
effective
basket-
.
.
"
.
...
.......
dors
i.
j
v
n
Kiore
tor
comine
uiav-ou
ball
to
lead
1G-G
at
the
v?nd
of
,
the
lir.st
quarter,
34
to
10
at
the
'
CPVm
half
and
47
to
18
at
the
three-
-,.,
.'
'.,i.
n,.mn
Helpers
4,
.T.
C's
No.
2
0.
J.
C's
No.
1
4,
Mallets
0.
Bluins
2,
Kaien
Industries
2.
Can.
Let;ion
3,
Oildfcllows
1.
Standings:
"A"
League
Marshall
13,
Holkestad
11.
Oill
2.
Carrie,
Flaten
13.
Smith,
Boulter,
LIVERISH?
m
.,
i
ivi.it
ii
w
a
j,
ii'iiii
n.
Troubles
nevi-r
comp
sum
v"
Ihn
v.
So
take
Ui.
Chaw't
Kulnev-Liver
Kill
Brown
WOOdS
Olson
9,
I
homp-
ud
k
two
trealmenu
in
onel
Thii
.
son
3.
LaviiVHC
13,
Bill
1,
Mc-
32
31
30
27
20
Home
Oil
Philpott
Evitt
Shi
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REMEMBER
YOUR
Daily
News
CARRIER
TOD
A
Y
Is
your
BUSINESSMAN
of
TOMORROW!
VEC
1ncse
young
carriers
are
actually
in
I
lO
business
for
themselves.
The
more
subscribers
that
they
have
.
.
.
the
more
profit
they
are
able
to
earn
for
themselves.
YUU
account
prompily.
If
you
do
pay
your
subscription
by
the
month,
please
pay
your
carrier
at
the
door
...
or
if
you
wish
you
can
pay
three,
six
or
twelve
nponths
in
advance
at
'h
DAILY
NEWS
OFFICE
CuKcrriko
NOW
in
thr
kidney
disorder!
and
the
backache
and
I
Pierce
3.
Total
47.
Iialnlul
joint!
which
no
olten
result.
Dr.
1NTI1RMFDI
ATE"
to
dt-pend
on.
so
i
Fashion-Haugan
4,
Hill,
Ilebb
dr.CHase'sI
0,
Intermela
2,
Mostad.
Owens
4.
Hill
4,
Walsh
4.
Total
21.
HiRh
School
Gold
MeClwsncy
19,
Ratchfnrd
15,
Kristmansan
Wool
Sensational
MONARCH
Mansons
25
Cooks
Jewellers
20
Crescents
20
Rrownwoods
17
Hulp.ers
17
D
&
S
17
"II"
League
Thorn
Sheet.
No.
1
33
Can.
Lec,ion
32
J.
C's
No.
1
20
Mallets
25
Oddfellows
24
Blains
24
Kaien
Industries
20
J.
C's
No.
2
18
Ambassadors
17
Scotians
14
Thorn
Sheet
No.
2
13
flAoSSQirei"
IS
HERE
2,
Simonson,
Letourneau
4,
Nic-kerson
4,
A.
Blackabv,
Morrison
4,
YouiiR
3,
H.
Blackauy
14.
Total
05.
Ginr.s
F.xiiip.moN
People's
Store
Currie
7,
Kl!-dal,
Matson
2,
Holkestad
4,
Pot-lie
1.
Shier
2.
Tola!
1G.
High
School-Graham
6,
Webster
8,
Pavich
2,
Kcays
4.
Paul
2,
Marshall
4,
Clutchae,
Jjeask,
Ingram.
Total
20.
JUNIOR
Rupert
Hotel
McFarlane
1,
Mcintosh
2,
Smith
6,
Parnell,
Sankey
11,
McKay
15,
Helln
2,
Total
37.
Hit;h
School
Martin,
MacAfee
1,
Ciccone
5,
Mathews
9,
Krist-manson
2,
Christ
enson
17,
Rlack-aby
3,
Mcnzles,
Williamson.
Total
37.
KIRKLANO
LAKE,
Ont.
(CP)
The
snow
"fort"
in
wtilcii
four-year-old
Raymond
Zouky-lou
was
playiiiR
was
sturdy
enough
to
stop
a
runaway
fiv?-
DAILY
NEWS-
TELL
THE
DAILY
NEWS
CARRIER
ON
YOUR
ROUTE
IF
YOU
WISH
TO
SUBSCRIBE
HE
GETS
A
COMMISSION
ON
EACH
NEW
ORDER!
MONARCH
"MALLARD"
4-ply
wool
I'londed
with
nylon
gives
you
added
wonr.
ton
tractor-trailer.
Police
said
the
yountr.vter
would
have
been
killed
if
Ihe
wall
of
the
fort
had
not
halted
the
tractor.
Como
in
and
sec
this
wonderful
now
wool
in
a
full
ranr-je
of
colors.
-By
CHIC
YOUNG
It's
Rude
to
Interrupt!
BLONDIE
NEW
MARKIOTS
HALIFAX
(CP)
40,000
of
concentrated
apple
juice
55c
from
th
Annapolis
Valley
have
1
oz.
Ball
Knjoy
ihe
eieellent
appointments,
the
dVlicloui
food,
ud
the
oourieoua
acrvlce
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILINGS
SOI'Tlir.OUNI)
Wednesday,
March
7
Wednesday,
March
21
Wednesday
,
March
31
For
information
and
reservation?
contact
S.
I).
NoOimn,
Agent
3rd
Ave.
West
been
shipiied
to
Mexico
for
production
of
soft
drinks.
Officials
said
demand
for
the
concentrat?
Is
great
and
many
orders
ar
ceminn;
from
the
Unit.-d
States
and
other
parts
of
Canada.
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GENTLE
SEX
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CAMBRIDGE,
Enejund
A
HE
UNIVERSAL
field
hockey
match
between
men
of
Cambrldue
University
and
a
tourine
team
from
South
Afrl
3rd
Avenue
ot
6rli
Street
i
can
universities
was
cancelled
by
rain.
The
same
day
Cam
brldae
Rirl
unrlereraduat.es
play
ed
a
game
against
South
African
girls
in
the
rain.