Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
February
24,
1051
Iley
484.
W.
Steves
441.
Totals
750
835.
8.
Toiler's
M.
Wide
608.
G.
Rich
Felt
"Good"
So
Stole
Money
I
SPHERE
OF
AILING
the
MELON
Falls.
.
'
McDonald,
who
na
wuiKt,i
ii;
the
"province
for
seven
months,
came
from
Ontario.
In
reserving
sentence,
the
magistrate
warned
the
accused
of
the
seriousness
of
the
offence.
The
accused,
who
chose
to
be
I
Malcolm
McDonald
pleaded
guilty
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
In
city
police
court
Thurs
tried
by
Magistrate
Vance,
said
day
to
charge
of
theft
of
that
he
had
no
lawyer
repie-
over
$110
from
Bill
s
Service
Sta-
.wntuig
him.
ards
427,
D.
Taylor
605,
B.
E!li-'
son
284,
J.
Hill
528.
Totals
742,
978.
903.
"B"
League
Rockette's
V.
Kryklywj
525,
M.
Antone
45C,
M.
Penney
530,
E.
Hood
149,
O.
Newton
494.
Totals
019,767.879.
Wallace
Pharmacy
G.
Thani
435,
D.
Dibb
497,
A.
Parker
396,
L.
Phlllipson
40S,
K.
Thomoson
528.
Totals
770,
880,
806.
Big
Sisters
E.
Bond
429.
M.
Bond
493,
H.
Miller
409,
E.
Roth-
.
well
520,
L.
Muncey
312.
Totals
780,
899,
808.
Commercials
J.
Helgerson
310,
L.
Smith
427,
M.
Hoban
531,
L.
Fwart
453,
T.
.Stewart
383.
Totals
801,
089,
734.
rt
-.
tlon,
McBrkic
Street.
Sentence
v,as
reserved
until
today.
Brought
here
in
custody
from
Ocean
Falls
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday,
McDonald,
22,
had
Ijcen
temporarily
employ..)
by
Vl
'J
!
V
Jl
W.
R.
Thain,
who
reporl.d
the
t
Am
CANNOT
J5K
ALLOWED
After
a
recommendation
for
clemency
from
the
court
officer,
Const.
E.
D.
Anderson
of
the
city
RCMP
dvtachment,
MaRis-trate
Vance
said:
"If
we
let
such
ca'es
as
this
off
too
lightly,
the
city
wiU
be
a
hot
bed
for
such
occurrences."
Const.
Anderson
told
the
court
that
there
had
been
evidence
that
tiie
accused
had
been
drinking.
"Drinking
Is
no
excu.se,"
said
ijie
iii,it'i.,u
w.e.
"You
might
fool
the
other
fellow,
but
conscience
Is
.someUUng
ym
will
never
get
rid
of,"
Magistrate
Vance
told
the
accused.
The
Pnil-t
nHvUf.H
tha
nniian,l
loss
of
money
on
Feb.
15.
"When
I
took
the
money
I
was
feeling
pretty
f.ood
-1
was
intoxicated,"
accused
told
the
maiasL-ate,
saying
that
he
had
taken
only
$95.
He
then
SPORTS
Annette's
Vin
Bowls
Play-off
Annette's
were
the
winners
this
week
In
the
play-off
with
Rosa
Lees
to
determine
the
winners
of
the
second
third
of
"A".
Division
in
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League.
Total
pin
score
was
2731
for
Annette's
to
2421
for
Rosa
Lee's.
In
league
play
tills
week
in
"A"
Division,
B.
Peterson
of
Wrathall's
was
high
single
game
scorer
with
200
while
B.
Dunbar
of
Lucky
Strikes
had
the
hip.h
three-game
aggregate
of
020.
In
"II"
Division
V.
KrykiywijJ
of
RocketLe's
had
high
single
game
score
of
253
while
M.
Richards.
of
Batteries
was
tops
in
three-game
aggrtgafe
with
007.
Team
it-suits
were
as
follows:
'"A"
Division
McMeekln's
3
Toilers
2
Annettes
2
Rosa
L"e's
2
Lucky
S'rikes
2
v..
H.
of
Commerce
2
Stars
o
WruUiull's
i
.
Gordon
&
Anderson
1
Lyons
'.
1
Brownwjods
,..
l
Belmont
1
"II"
Division
I
Ginger
Snaps
E.
Bea'e
520,
IB.
McGlashajj
342,
N.
Kennedy
420,
V.
Parkin
418,
I.
Stewart
63.
j
Totals
742.
1002.
Kill.
hoarded
a
steamer
for
tile
south
and
was
Intercepted
afO.?ean
Play-offs
Arena
Poll
Being
Taken
I
that
'the
higher
life
was
the
only
one
to
lead
makine
it.
much
Black
Cats
-
P.
Higgiti:;
475,
V.
Duncan
344,
B.
Davis
483,
W.
Speer
393,
E.
Strebe
250,
M.
Ma-gaw
284.
Totals
988,
824,
801.
BCGEA
M.
Baxter
491,
L
Stcffens
341,
A:
Holkestad
473,
E.
Rlvolt
436,
7.
Trnrnloh
443.
i
Totals
839.
753.
811.
Skeena
Grocery
G.
Van
Meeri
475,
W.
Seater
422.
S.
Smith
394,
1
E.
Wasyk
488,
1.
Hague
415.
Totals
1
735,
741,
841.
Savoys
F.
Mor.ison
420,
M.
Laviolette
538,
E.
Knutson
529.
R.
McCallum
528,
D.
Johnas
414
Totals
1038,
722.
707.
j
Manson's
T.
Dell
409,
M.
'
Copeland
511,
D.
Stewart
384
R.
!
Currie
452.
M.
Montaimerm
4(ia
1
1
it
much
battling
and
.we
are
tonight
going
.semi-finals
of
the
jasketball
League
which
If
together
Brownwoods
luii
&
Anderson
In
u
f
!
!-e
.series.
A
week
01;
so
.is
announced
by
the
J
ii'.iilenl.
Angus
Mue-ip'
a!I
I
hi;;
was
un
iin-&
since
Uie
matter
had
iis.sed
and
voted
upon
fly
and
the
decision
was
Jti
am.s
in
Uie
finals
and,
J
a
democracy,
the
ma
High
School
pupils
are
"cover-
rasier
to
live."
mg"
the
city
this
week-end
with
McDonald
said
that
he
had
a
poll
to
determine
just
how
erved
with
the
Canadian
Armv
badly
the
people
of
the
city
as
on
operation
"Sweetbriar,"
being
a
whole
feel
an
ice
arena
here
discharged
for
striking
an
officer,
is
needed
and
how
far
they
are
The
theft
of
a
radio,
during
what
ready
to
dig
down
for
cash
or
Mievc6
WM
to
be
the
juvelil,
gwe
of
their
vo.ui.tary
labor
lo
yca.s
of
the
accugcd.a
life
ln0n.
put
the
project
over.
.
WM
Uw
Qn,y
()ther
With
the
estimate
for
the
to-
tion
the
court
reported
on
M-
tal
cast
of
the
full-size
arena
McDonald's
record
now
cut
to
$125,000,
the
poll
McDonald,
who
has
been
here
.(uestmniMire
first
of
all
asks
for
the
pa.st
s(,ven
montns?
work.
up
there
year
after
year
to
lose
on
that
big
Mellakatla
court
victory
is
long
overdue.
Since
the
(lays
of
the
Standard
Oilers
back
a
decade
or
so
ago,
the
Metlakat-la
have
met
with
indifferent
am..
jce.ss
here
but,
regardless
of
the
strengUi
of
our
club
on
their
i
big
floor,
trwy
always
seemed
to
Totals
845,
745
820.
i
il.-!
rule.
Faces
bvgan
to
Shcnton's
P.
Smith
454
n
""T":
yuu
".ing
with
city
taxi
stands,
wash-
it
tie
crimson,
however,
uiave
the
Lord
on
their
side.
port
such
a
project?"
Shenlon's
2
Rockettes
2
Bis
Sisters
2
Black
Cats
2
ing
cars
and
helping
with
me-
nasi,
week
when
the!
'
I
remember
the
nrexent.
mri,.-,.i-
Then
it
goes
on
to
get
signa-
chanics
.was
befi-ienrled
!w
na
,!
the
association,
Jack
I
Johnny
Smith,
holilillmr
mi
"ROCKET"
t,"IGHT
Maurice
(
Rocket
I
Richard,
high-scoring
right
winger
of
Montreal
Canadiens,
was
showered
with
$7,000
worth
of
Rifts
on
"Rocket
Richard
Night"
at
the
Forum.
More
than
15,000
fans
turned
up
to
see
Richard
presented
with
a
new
ca.'
for
which
they
subscribed.
Mrs.
Richard
holds
a
bouquet
of
'
flowers
presented
to
her
by
little
Andree
St.
Gelais,
daughter
of
Jean
St.
Gelais,
president
of
Alouettes-Canadiens-Royals
Booster
Club,
who
organized
the
"night."
(CP
PHOTO
i
Ardern
512,
M.
Khenton
420,
V.
j
Elliot
308,
B.
Malison
549.
Tola's
723,
823,
917.
BatU'is
S.
Downini;
510,
M
'
Richards
607,
D.
McNeice
453,
J.
!
Adcock
359
G.
Wilkins
414.
Totals
753,
804,
821.
i
tures
on
the
line
for
cash
and
Thain
because
of
being
without
labor
pledges
and
to
obtain
an
money,
food
or
shelter
'
expression
of
opinion
of
appro-!
priate
dues
for
skatin?
curling
American
Samoa
in
the
Pacific,
and
hockey
participation
as
4,510
miles
from
San
Francisco
spectators
and
players.
has
,
co,ulatifm
nf
,7
'
'
BCGEA
Manson's
Battlers
Wallace
rharmacy
Cnmmerduls
Ijef.un
f
u
r
ti
v
e
i
y
'
the
court
one
evening
with
u
i
for
u
record
of
such
leading
by
six
or
so
points
and
-.1
j)i
ass
time
he
was
then
they
beat,
us
by
sinking
i
search
so
it
appears
Un;
quick
baskets.
I'm
not
sure
was
doing
a
litUe
whether
they
hud
to
wheel
.a
the
side
and
it
was
Johnny
home
that
evening
after
side
of
Gordon
uml
his
dramatic
effort
but
n
ful-
Gingersnaps
l
fikeena
Grocery
1
Savoy's
i
To
be
fair,
however.
It
as
we
were
concerned
u,
D'U
l.'d
thai,
the
asxi-
klhdn
imnimr
i,..'.i
.,.'...
i.
'
...
i,
v,;,
J(.
i
.-...
ii,u
.vssion,
fiio
"oine.
i
nei
(julte
confident
that
fie
on
the
matter
a
Alex
Bill
will
not.
have
Johnnv
io
1
k
aco
and
it.
is
Gordon
worrv
iihou
this
veir
hni
ii....'
f
111
"ith
Hrownwoodu
always
se.mi
to
have
an
ace
in
fni,
the
winner
of
flic
the
hole
somewhere
and.
when
tliei
(If
fit
1...
.,
I
..
I
..
I
,
-.
le
to
meet
Co-op
in
the
Individual
seorhii;:
"A
League
McKcekin's
A.
Ritchie
451,
C.
Wilson
4l'l.
1.
F,inerson
454
c.
riellamv
48B
L.
McMeek'.n
404.
Tola's
800,
8U0,
810.
Star:-
G.
Melnlyre
553,
L.
Keavs
535,
J.
Dickens
450,
K.
Hills
382.
t,.
H
:we
509.
Totals
787,
857,
794.
Luckv
Brlk','s
A.
Whatman
594,
J.
Boulter
371,
H.
Phlllipson
J
.
keep
your
eye
on
them.
Jtiiow
what
got
me
into
Fred
Calde.om?
will
go
along
as'
f
n
so
ardently
-chain-
2
I.C.
and
might
do
a
little
ref-
rause
of
the
under-
ereeing
if
needed.
Always
nice
tj'
lo
know
that
Gordon
see
one
of
your
own
in
that
strip-
!
i
shcwe'l
little
nnnr-
ed
shirt
u.l...n
tlx.
.......
i....
i
it
lu.jng
to
Brownwoods
and
Fivid
will
also
be
a
great
iliuuion
iixture
Tours-
Help
un
the
administrative
side
g-
ThU
does
not,
how-
of
things.
'
OH,
BOV,
THE
-.
:
TTT
fu
09
(
"
f
-
C
HOUSE
ALU
MY
J
vTv
k
j
I
W'V
I
lks-
CMy;
CANT
A
MAN
EVEN
CALL
)
I
f
v
-
T
,t
llT
!
OjT-7
c
I
I
back
in
if
we
)
r
-'i'ssj
f
I
'
HAVE
TOO.IM8
S.
'
J
S-
-SlHsWE
J"ST
J
i
-X
'
"
'
"".
.
-Ji"
I
,
..
.
:
bs4-;ii!ll
III
in
'
SSiJs-
M
1
p
that
we
cannot
ex-
intensifimi
action
be-
Airing
Games
I
ol
the
two
above
out.
If
RniwnufwvlQ
T
U'nnrt.f
uvVio
3a8,
J.
Warren
511,
B.
Dunbar
020.
Totals
802,
871
730.
Brownwoods
L.
Donaldson
4113,
F.
Cramer
189,
M.
Gurvlch
437,
N.
Stone
482,
G.
Brown
302.
Totals
721,
740,
873.
,
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
I.
Kristmans'Mi
517,
F.
Hilton
371,
E.
Mixsler
480,
M.
Sleeves
455,
R.
Ramsay
388.
Tota:s
748,
670.
9C33.
Belmont
M.
Lewis
417,
Olga
Kurlvk
47.
T.
Maundrell
343.
D.
Lugrin
443,
E.
Anderson
514.
Totals
733,
781,
733.
Lyons
A.
Pierre
014,
P.
Thompson
518
V.
And.Tson
407.
J.
Shenlon
045,
V.
Wrashall
454.
Totals
800,
921,
875.
Iicsa
Lee-M.
Postuk
011
D.i
Nelson
510.
M.
Funnies
451
D.i
Woods
520,
F.
'
McKinnon
597.
'
...wv,
-
"--..v..
,
n,iti.
me
viiaiicts
HIC
1'iimter
wor
luck
and
f
UK'
'.B.C.
airing
the
playolf
I
keep
their
five
regu-
games
on
the
odd
evening
just
to
f
is
left
of
their
regu-
iJiw
us
that
they
still
know
how
I'
eourt
they
not
only
to
handle
u
remote
control
Job.
f
I
lie
hardware
outfit
At
one
time.it
was
quite
common
asily
pick
oft
Co-up
lor
us
to
listen
in
on
ball
games,
I
in
thei;
last
meeting
ei
c.
but
som-liow
that
day
seems
J''
Predicting
again,1
to
have
passed.
Possibly
if
the
fiid
these
jledict:ons
-ih:l
of
KTKN
of
Ketchikan
in
W"
niaiiv
of
those
brinuinii
t
he
Jnneui
n,it,i
ui
.,i
i
.'.one
iney
are
made
!"
In!x
and
it's
u
I"1
keeping
fmuers
Hie
truth
is
known.
Alaska
lournament
to
their
listeners
and
ours
for
that
matter
were
considered,
(lie
local
management
would
no
doubt
realize
that
local
programs
do
add
a
little
lo
any
hroadcasl.il
ig
concern.
At
any
rate
it
would
be
nice
to
see
something
done
uloni;
this
line
wal
soon
at
CFPH.
Ui
;t.ii,l
.,1.1..
1
"
"mi
auii-
-ka
on
their
annual
Totals
890.
015,
800.
Anette's
11.
Windle
537,
M.
Flynn
551,
A.
MeMeekin
520.
R.
Smith
504
I'.
Dickens
400.
Totals
092.
991,
89!.
Gordon
Sr.
Anderson's
B.
Smith
488
S.
Ramsay
4110.
1.
Garner
347.
L.
Anderson
5115
C.
Bar-rie
453.
Totals
700,
857,
005.
Wrathall's-
B.
Peterson
580,
P.
Roberts
501.
I).
Chomvy
445.
K.
1
am
going
to
ask
all
a
favor
beat
M.-tlakail.i
club
at
!
MSffiH
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