th.
Lad
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday,
December
H,
1951
WOULD
ICS
of
SIPOC5T
n
Dtitrr,,
.Shrnton's
t
7th
Ave,
Taller'.
.
,
vb.
Malison's,
8unrl.i
vs.
Cu-un,
H
If;itu
vs
McKay's,
B
Si.sU-rs
va.
Com.
menial,
75
Taxi
vs.
Cook's.
I
Jan.
22
8unri.se
vh,
Miinsoit's.
Kuciil'ii's
vs;,
Colic's.
Tollers
vs.
7lh
Ave.,
76
Taxi'
vs.
Commercial,
Ii.
Bis-trs
vs
M'.Kuy's,
R
Hutiio
vs
Co-op.
AnmrttiM
7.
llosa
Leo.
WrathaU'Ji
vs.
i
.SU-rs,
I.y
wis
vs.
CloverWai',
McM?-'
k
Hi's
vs.
Savoy's.
Dibb
Print
vs.
h.
Bowling
Schedule
SKCOM)
HALF
Cioverleaf
vs.
O
&z
A
Lyons
vs.
Savoy's.
H
Ratlio
vs.
B.
Sistera.
C'tKk's
vs.
McKay's,
Shen
ton's
vs.
':
M.uison'.H,
Sum
i-c
vs.
75
Tatft.
7t!l
Ave.
vs.
Co-op,
Toilers
vs.
Commercial.
!
i-Vn.
it)
Cook's
vs.
Co-op.'
Toilers
!
vs.
U.
Si:
Vers;,
R
kuclio
vs,
75
Taxi,
;
7Ui
A
'-'p.
vs.
Man.ia
;',
Commercial
vs.
McKay's.
BunrLie
vs.
Shcnton's.
Stars
vs.
(i.
At
A..
Mous
vs.
Dibb
!
Print...
Ske'-na
v.s.
MeMeekin's.
Clover-i
leaf
vs.
Una
I-e.
.
Savoy's
vs.
L.
i
Strikes,
AiiJiettes
vs.
Wrathairs.
r
-:,
Striken.
KKwua
Gio.
vs.
CI.
-St
A.
Jan.
2'.-Stars
vs.
Savo's.
Wr;ith-Rll's
vs.
Q.
&
A
.
Anin-tU";
vs.
IJiljlJ
vs.
L.
Strikes,
j;ibb
Print
vo.
Doc.
ltt--Annettes
Lyons
Wratlmll's
Slurs.
McMt-ek
ill's
Ciovt-rlcuf
,
L.
Strike,
Kuso
LiOR,
sunrise
vs
McKay
s.
ttne:i
More
Canucks
Reach
Europe
.
ROTTERDAM
?'
A
fourth
contingi-'nt
of
Canadian
troops-lor
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
defence
forces
arrived
in
Europe
today.
The
group.
646
officers
and
men,
mcstly
of
the
First
Canadian
Highland
Battalion,
was
welcomed
by
Piene
Dupuy,
Canadian
ambassador
to
the
Netherlands.
.
U.ii
today
the
group
left
for
Hanover,
Germany,
to
Join
other
Canadian
troops
in
Europe.
'
Bo-Me-Hi
Loses
Fourth
Straight
to
Ketchikan
In
International
Play
Last
night
a
jammed
house
saw
Ketchikan
take
the
final
game
of
the
international
High
School
basketball
series.
Score
was
49
to
48.
It
made
the
fourth
straight
loss
for
the
locals.
Cwk's
vs.
kmmorcial,
aiifiitun'.;
vs.
Co-op.
Sunrise
Vs.
B.
Sisters.
Toilers
vs.
H
R.allG,
75
Taxi
vs.
Maniiod's,
7t!i
Ave.
ve.
JJcKay
s
F;-r.
fl
Toil'f
vs.
Gunii
c,
76
Tasi
Vb.
MeKr.y
r.,
H.
Ilaclio
vs.
Maiiii;li's.
B.
Hi;,teis
Vs.
Cu-op.
71
ii
Ave.
v.i.
CofjK's.
SliCiit.jn'B
vs
Commercial.
ton
vs
Tci)ers.
B.
bisters
vs.
CfXk's,
76
Taxi
vs.
7tii
Ave.,
K.
Haduj
vs.
Commercial,
Co-op
vs.
Mau:jon's.
Jan
8-75
Taxi
v.;.
Co-up,
7th
Ave.
vs.
Commerctal.
Toiler
vs.
Cook's.
yiiPtiton
s
v.
McKay
s,
sunrise
vs.
R.
Radio,
B
Sisters
vs.
Mair.Mm's.
Mc-Meekin's
vb,
G.
&
A
.
Cioverleaf
vs.
y
Wings
'paf
Leafs
L
Rratrn
All
Oilier
mi
it.th
at
Home
I
Away
Ii;on
f
Detroit
R"d
conniclod
for
one
goal
in
I
period
and
two
more
in
Loud
Thursday
nlsht
to
jjir
first-place
lead
in
the
i.al
Hockey
League
to
six
I
by
registering
a
3
to
1
n
over
the
runner-up
Maple
Leafs.
1
mning
Detroit
berame
the
Annettes
vs.
Lyons.
McMeekm'a
bavoy's.
Lyfns
vs.
Stars,
Wrathati's
I
RF.CORD
BOOKINGS
j
LURBAN,
South
Africa
0;
Sea
j
and
air
bookings
from
South
;
Africa
to
Britain
next
year
may
b;eak
all
records
in
spite
of
the
threat
of
more
austerity
here.
!
Many
lines
are
booked
up
until
;U?xt,
August
and
there
are
long
vaiting
lists.
L
Ktnitwi
AiinfttM
v
Kk.i.(t
L.
buriKcs,
bkeena
vs.
Ko&a
ia:h,
uido
Gro..
Dibb
Print,
vs.
Rosa
Lee.
Prinl-
V8-
A-
c,OVPrIaI
vs-
Jan.
15-WrUiall's
vs.
Cioverleaf.
Slare-
Wratliall's
vs.
Savoys.
Lyons
vs.
Rosa
Lee.
Annettes
vs.
G,
Feb.
13
Skecna
vs.
Dibb
Prin,..
'
A
.
SKeena
Gro.
vs.
L.
Strikes,
Dibb
Stars
vs.
L.
Strikes,
Wratnall's
vs.
Print.
vs.
Savoy's,
McMeekin's
vs.
R(a
Lee,
Annettes
vs.
MrMeckin's.
ine
game
started
at
a
tremendous
pace
with
the
Polar
CAME
IN
HANDY
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Bruce
How
Bears
again
grabbing
an
early
lead.
Bue
was
all
over
the
court
and
making
hk
"iumn"
and
ard
was
dressed
as
a
cowboy,
iayup"
shots
count.
Scoring
all
i
complete
with
toy
guns,
for
a
his
16
'points
in
the
first
half
fancy
dress
gathering
when
he
:
spotted
two
men
preparing
to
j
drive
his
car
awav.
When
he
'
drew
his
six-shooters
the
men
'
fled
and
Bruce
went
on
to
the
!
party.
.
Hud
bejfrtfads'if
did
bratUrSj
and
PrfbtrSJ
mud
$0
HOCKEY
STAR
M
P.
Howie
Meeker,
23-year-old
right-winger
with
Toronto
Maple
L.'afs
in
the
National
Hockey
League,
Is
the
Progressive
Conservative
Member
of
Parliament
for
South
Waterloo,
Out.
He
was
elected
to
the
House
in
the
June
25
by-elec-t
on.
During
the
Second
World
War
he
served
overseas
in
the
Canadian
Army
and
suffered
a
'e;,
wound.
He
is
a
native
of
New
Hamburg,
Ont.
I
CP
PHOTO
I
Hamlin,
captain
of
the
visiting
team,
played
a
good
all
round
game,
with
Maddox
assisting
urcatly.
KayHi
played
a
fast
breaking
game
and
were
able
to
enforce
their
zone
defense.
This
zone
defense
was
what
hurt
Bo-Me-Hi
which
was
unable
to
penetrate
it.
They
also
made
a
veiv
eood
SON--)
feA
Will
ApprcfyaU
-
Jitt
CettificdtS
Par
Christmas
Oiristma
morning,
earh
lucky
man
on
your
list
rweive.s
a
miniature
SiHmhi
hat
and
Utn
with
fiib
crtifiile
(ynu
rl
them
at
any
SirtMHi
j
ltr"s
from
$JiJ.j
upK
You
rrceivc
a
big
kiss
I'ur
letting
liim
pick
tin
htyle
,
atut
color
lie
likes
lxst!
I'.S.
If
he's
out
of
town,
pive
him
a
National
Ctrtilicutc,
redeemable
at
any
Stetson
dealer's
from
coast
to
coast.
Puck
Stars
percentage
of
their
shots.
Bo-Me-Hi
again
were
disorganized
in
the
first
half.
At
one
time
they
were
18
points
behind.
Morrison
and
Clcconc
were
finally
able
to
make
their
team
click.
Morrison
popped
In
10"
poinls,
C'iccone,
lour,
with
Nick-ei.ttjn
getting
a
couple
of
long
shots
alio,
Bo-Me-Hi
proved
in
the
two
games
heie
and
in
those
played
at
Ketchikan
that
they
ate
a
last-hall
team.
That
is,
they
Sought
Out
Canadian
Brigade
Under
Siejje
By
(icrmans
,
More
people
wear
STETSON
HATS
than
any
other
brand
yQ)
ntM0
111
'
K
jiff
t
hy
Li
7
-
i
am
to
beat
each
National
.
L
-aiiur-
opponent
at
home
,
the
road
this
season.
,Jj,f
other
same
of
the
nltrht,
i,i
Black
Hawks
and
Mon-Iraiuihi'iis
played
to
a
1-1
1
!
4
.it
lucked
their
game
away
cconil
period
on
goals
by
I
pav.
lnli
and
Benny
Woit
1
uokc
up
a
1
to
1
deadlock.
1
Red
Wings
took
an
early
t'nen
Red
Lindsay
circled
i
Hie
Toronio
goal
before
-
buck
the
shot
into
the
j
nor
of
the
cage.
Vcc
Lcaaue
1
lows
Down
jrden
Street
Centre
Arrows
downed
j:
street
School
2n
to
14
in
jt
Wee
Basketball
loop
yes-
f
quarter
was
evenly
con-j
but
then
Arrows
drew
t
mid
were
never
topped
i
t
v
fur
Borden
Street,
with
I
!
K
G.ilforcntzen,
for
Ar-f
w
ill
sc.
.
n,
were
high
nnt
was
the
scoring:
is
R
SI
rand:
D.
Lceman
;,f
a
lirentzeji
7.
R.
Ivcson
2,
ji
t
.1
Morrison,
M.
Flcm-(
D
riiiilips
R.
Nykes
B.
n.
0.
Warner.
Total
20.
t!.'n
Street
1
Resvold
3,
(I
("son
3.
S.
Wong,
J.
Mr-&:.
B
Dixon
0,
R.
Eby,
C.
4
:
K.
M
ill.
J.
Scott,
W.
An-t
I.
Vaccher.
F.
Warner.
5
,n
was
referee;
Martin
k
Clark
timekeeper
and
it
scorer.
By
uuuuuao
nuw
WL.iC
unahip
.
do
a
thin,,
in
the
WITH
THE
CANADIANS
IN
first
hall,
although
spurting
In
GERMANY
P
Canada's
27th
the
second.
Brigade
is
under
siege
by
the.
During
half-time
and
through-Oi
rmans
-
for
hockey
players.
out
Ulc
game
,he
simi(mU
sllook
Half
the
hockey
teams
in
Ger-
the
rouf
wiih
a.l
their
cheering,
seem
to
be
beating
a
path
many
ihe
arii
tcam
pul
0;,
a
,palK.
t'.
brigade
lieadriuaUvrs'
dgo-.
by
img
performance
forming
a
"B"
car.
mall
or
phone,
to
inquire
and
a
'
K."
'the
majoreltei,
with
about
the
.possibility
of
hi
ing
their
batons,
looked
line
o.d-soldlcrs
on
a
part-time
basis
timers
at
the
game.
..
aver
or
coaches
I
The
school
spirit
was
shown
It
looks
as
though
they
are
out
impicssive.
It
was
the
first
tunc
ol
luck
for
this
winter,
however.
m
many
years
that
the
students
With
a
heavy
winter
of
train-
have
come
out
to
support
their
lug
ahead
fn-
his
troops,
Brig,
team
In
this
way.
G
ofiiey
Walsh
has
Ind'caled
'ine
majorettes
were
Molly
that
he
can't
see
his
way
clear
;
Simmons,
tue
Martin,
Ktna
in-to
give
men
time
off
for
extra-
tain,
Alice
NuKurson,
Jacqueline
ctrricular
athletics.
Moore
and
Aiargarcl
Uw..c.
Next
winter,
when
the
brigade;
ine
band
aaai
p.jyed
lnarcii
will
be
a
really
operational
and
mu.su.
.killed
formation.
It
might
be
an-
J
.i()lt
UI'ENEU
ol
Ivor
matter
becaus-e
this
might
inc
puMn.iiaiy
saw
Bultcia
be
cue
way
to
further
good
re-
rwamp
Anuuiiciaiion
2j
to
ii.
lalion.'-
wnh
the
German
people.
!
oihiiu.
were
Doniiio.
but
Suiith
'
Tlih
whiter
r.oldbring
comes
pulled
them
Liiouh,
scoinig
1
1
.
!'(
the
Ministers
,
.
.
ftnify
hllei
lliey'll
adore.
I.
.HI..
r,.
,
4
I:.
...
5
111
H
1
!
1
V
.
ll
pd
Men
Keen
Uawn
Bowlers
INLAND.
N
Z:
0'
Blind
s
e
1
ai
ning
lawn
bowling
t
Zealand
and
showing
f
I'ltv
that
tyoy
hope
Boon
first.
'
.
s
It
Mf,'l
h
'.'Wever.
that,
it
will
be
possible
to
have
some
hockey
within
thj
brigade
as
part
of
the
regular
sports
program.
Equipment
for
a
number
of
teams
is
said
to
be
available
and
I
he
big
question
mark
is
Ihc
weather.
Lovely
Fashions,
Perfect
Pelts
at
Budget
Prices
Northern
Centre
Back
Muskrat,
mink
dyed
$350.00
puims.
tor
Aiuiunciat.on
fiu-ra.d
was
ine
iiLun.si,uy.
Scoring
:
KayHi
Simpson
2,
Hamlin
11,
tucker
2,
Bue
lo,
Maddox
13
HwUschouier,
Antonson
5.
toolh
Morrison
12,
Tait
4,
Watson
3,
Young
3,
Ciccone
8,
dainer
2,
Letourneau
3,
Nicker-.ijii
d.
Wetiber,
McKay
5.
Bulget.s-Sedgcwick
4,
Dc
Ma.i
4,
smith
14,
bavillc
2,
Pitlold,
Hood,
Ncwlield,
Husvik
1,
atan-wood.
Annunciation
Fitzgerald
3,
Turcolte
2,
loin
2,
Prystay
4,
NO
H
E
IN
SKiHT
As
Christmas
approached,
lite
temperature
staved
wvll
above
7r-o.
the
ground
was
green,
farmers
worked
In
the
fields.
Ire
seemed
a
long
way
off
but
the
Germans
sa'd
t
heir
w
vat
her
r;n
lit
l.ettiirneau,
Uesourmcaux,
bury,
pet
really
tough
in
January
and
smith,
Dumas,
Levachcr.
Which
ever
you
select
.
.
.
one
of
the
new
shorler
i.
ngth
coals
or
a
class'c
full
-
length
style,
and
whether
it's
mink
or
mouton
....
she's
sure
to
be
thrilled
with
your
gift
of
fur
from
our
quality
group.
Como
In
early.
s
way
of
all
to
check
off
your
gift
list
nere
$
trie
napp
slmos.
Surprise
the
family
with
slippers.
Warm,
lippers
for
the
younyjers
.
.
.
relaxing
time
slippers
and
a
truly
glamorous
pair
for
mom.
Here
in
an
this
Chri
nov9l,s
.
v??V'i
fordad
February.
t
But
even
when
II
gels
cold
It
may
be
hard
to
find
ice.
There
Is
no
rink
In
Hanover.
The
Han-1
over
tcam,
in
fact,
plays
near
Ooslei,
sornv
50
miles
south,
and
has
been
trving
to
convince
thej
Canadians
that
if
three
or
fouri
good
players
could
be
made
avail-1
abl
It
ntli'hl
be
m?slble
to
swing
:
n
nru
rlnlr
for
Hanover
itself.
'
matnics
m
open
compc-
Ji'iies.
blind
Australian
lm
Is
.showing
them
how,
s
"lis
all
clone
by
trlck-
t
ran
t
use
mirrors."
wiiks
with
a
frirnd
who
director
for
him.
The
1
sHis
to
the
sound
of
a
blown
by
the
director
r
ovrr
the
Jack
at
the
"A
When
the
bowl
stops.
riliir,
who
can
sc?.
calls
1
1
1
1
compared
with
the
i'h
u.s
"three
feet
out
at.
-k"
the
director
tells
the
'HI
bowler
where
to
send
and
gives
the
line
by
in
the
same
way.
s.ime
has
proved
a
fine
ir
blind
men
In
Sydney
i'
at
the
Blind
Institute
In
l
urc
now
taking
it
up
wi:ally
with
the
aid
or
nvn,
mostly
retired
miihi
willing
to
give
some
a
mil
d
rati.se.
It
is
hoped
'i
blind
international
con-ith
Australia
within,
the
ar
or
two.
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
2,
Saskatoon
4.
Western
International
Spoicanc
2,
Nanaimo
4.
Okanasan-Western
Int.
Kelowna
4,
Trail
3.
'
.
Swwsi-
ex,ra
lar9e
n
...
priced
comfortably
low.
Bill
Scuby
Furs
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they
might
be
abb
to
build
outdoor
is
a
rink.
Hamburg
is
one
of
the
rinks
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cities
which
has
been
after
the
have
tried
them
and
they
don't
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for
hockey
players,
along
work
very
well
in
this
climate.
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with
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hockey
prospects
geld
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one
ambitious
man
from
tor
this
winter
are
up
in
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air.
the
Goflar
area
who
wanted
to
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are
a
small
number
of
find
virtually
a
full-time
coach
Canadians
at
Hamburg,
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big
to
handic
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or
five
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