Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
March
30,
1951
TRAILING
the
MELON
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Ts-n.
-
Willi
-
art
MURRAY
Toiiifilit
as
a
few
hundred
of
us
jam-pack
our
Civic
Centre
i;.Viii
(or
Die
provincial
finals,
there
will
U
tln.se,
no
doubt,
,va.h
the
thought
in
mind
that
somebody
is
;gonna
mak'e
a
pile
'a
dottch
out
'a
this
deal,''
etc.
And
I
believe
it's
not
out
of
my
line
to
put
those
somebodies
straight
on
all
tins
money
iliac
is
to
be
mad.;.
Prince
Rupert,
due
to
its
peo-(iiaphical
position,
Is.
as
usual,
called
upon
to
pay
llirnua.li
the
nose
when
it
conies
to
visiting
ecnipet
itiors
and
in
the
annua.!
II.
C
finals
there
Is
a
Blaring
(xample
':.
tins
condition.
Everv
and
paying
Victoria
5
percent
of
the
gross
for
the
privilege.
Run
Into
Fred
Calderone
last
night,
and
he
was
all
enthused
over
the
curtain
raising
junior
or
juvenile
game
tonight
when
Annunciation
School
and
Booth
tangle
Tor
their
league
championship,
it
will
be
well
worth
while
grabbing
an
early
bus
Just
to
get
In
on
tills
show.
The
youngsters
are
really
entertaining
and
besides
th
y'd
like
to
s.e
you
there.
I
a;;kel
Alex,
Bill,
just
to
be
nosey,
what
he,
intends
to
do
with
this
Raitt
fellow
when
he
gets
here
and,
according
to
our
leading
coacHi,
he's
going
to
"play
it
straight"
unless
circumstances
force
otherwise.
Art
Oisen
will,
therefore,
be
handed
the
chore
of
matching
the
6'
4
'
Summerland
product
point
for
point
to
begin
with
and
if
he
should
have
ah
off-night
and
find
himself
not
equal
to
the
oc-enstnn
either
Syd
Schcrk
or
Joe
Davis
will
be
called
in
to
put
tlie
damper
on
the
proceedings.
Bill
has
also
Intended
to
alternate
Ted
Arney
and
Tiny
Carlson
in
the
series
but,
according
to
word
from
provincial
command,
it
will
be
the
ten
men
throughout
with
no
switching
after
the
opening
whistle
tonight.
Gyros
locally
have
undertaken
to
dine
the
visitors
and
more
or
less
take
care
of
the
bcrys
while
here
and
the
Gyro
club
of
Pen-ticton
has
donated
a
sireable
amount
to
the
travel
expenses
of
their
team.
Saturday
night
Job's
Daughters
will
be
hostesses
at
their
big
jamboree
at
the
Armories
when
the
entire
Ok-anagan
group
will
be
invited
to
meet
some
of
us
socially.
A
very
hearty
welcome
to
all
you
apple-eaters
and
to
Basil
Sands
of
Vancouver
who
'has
taken
time
off
to
come
all
the
way
up
here
to
meet
a
fate
that
f
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year
we
send
a
team
south
dvprtinvnf.
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piibliKlml
:iid
by
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or
hv
the
iuvr-nwiH-nt
of
STILL
RIVALS
Gcrdie
Howe
of
Detroit
and
Maurice
Richard
of
Montreal
finished
one-two
in
the
regular
NHL
scoring
race,
but
are
continuing
their
battle
into
the
playoffs.
Howe
was
far
ahead
of,
the
Rocket
in
assists-43
to
24
-but
only
nosed
out
the
Mont-realer
by
one
goal-over
the
season
43-42.
AltlHiugh
there
is
nothing
at
stake,
Richard
will
4x
trying
to
nose
out
Gordre
for
toUl
number
of
goais.
They
are
shown,
Howe
at
left,
shaking
hands
before
the.
last,
game
of
the
schedule
in
Montreal.
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SALES
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Joe
Davis
-
He
may
be
call.il
up
tonight
to
stop
high-scoring
Penticton
ace,
Churck
Haiti,
In
the
B.C.
Senior
"B"
basketball
finals
tonight.
we
only
receive
$200
in
return
whrn
we
travel
and
what
happens?
It
just
means
that
tevt-ry
other
year
Prince
Rupert
will
I
to
some
point
in
B.C.
to
take
part
in
this
competition
and
receive
a
pittance
when
compared
with
what
it
costs
us
to
statin
the
playoffs
here.
Next
season,
for
instance,
It
will
Ia
a
miracle
if
we
can
send
our
reps
in
quest
or
in
defence
of
the
provincial
'crown
for
less
than
$!)0
and
of
;
ihut,
amount
around
$:!0()
will
come
from
the
usual
cuaranteo
routs.
Toniuht,
however,
.
will
pay
Fenticton
$000
for
the
honor
of
I
seeing
them
in
action
und
will
;
pay
the
total
expenses
of
a.
i
referee
from
the
bin
city
of
Vancouver
which
will
run
'easily
over
another
$100.
We
will
then
knock
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Turk
Broda,
veteran
of
hockev
wars,
will
hp
I
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PASSENGERS
j
back
In
the
Toronto
net
for
the
win
the
BC.
crown
by
default
as
no
other
centre
seems
to
be
able
to
foot
the
bill
to
carry
their
tvam
this
far
Tlie
only
consolation
Is
that
we
are
in
the
finals
each
year
even
though
they
are
expensive
finals
when
yon
look
at
the
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From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
J.
Jlaslett,
Mr.
Gardiner,
Mr.
,Mahon,
Mr.
Estey,
Mrs.
Estey,
iMastr.
Kstey,
H.
K.
Wright,
F.
L.
Billings,
V.
H.
Dodd,
T.
D.
is
no
doubt
unknown
to
him.
the
fate
of
a
referee
that
might
accidentally
and
without
malice,
'nil
a
foul
on
a
Prince
Rupert
basketball
player.
Oldest
recorded
town
In
Britain
is
Colchester,
Essex,
which
in
1949
celebrated
the
19th
centenary
of
its
founding
by
the
piayons.
Hurt
in
Wednesday
night's
game
with
the
Boston
Bruins,
Al
Rollins,
Vezina
trophy
winner
this
season,
will
be
out
for
the
remainder
of
the
-series.
W.
Bleasdale,
G.
Burns,
F.
L.
Billings.
i
To
Sandspit
(today;,
M.
Smart.
!
Ouality
off
f.loo
for
cym
rental,
$100
for
advertising
and
administration,
and
jusl(
about
this
time
who
walks
in
but
one
Herbert
Ans-conib
when
he
hears
ubout
all
this
money
and
he
insists
upon
I
5
percent
of
the
gross
f'.ate
either
I
to
help
pay
for
the
hospital
Insurance
or
to
sali.sfy
a
craving.
Now,
If
you
have
a
pencil
handy,
just
figure
out
what
will
be
left
out,
of
the
possible
$1000
pross
and
split
that
up
between
Stockdale,
G.
Anderson.
I
To
Vancouver
(today)
H,
Steel,
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston,
Mr,
Marion,
Mrs.
Elliott,
Mrs.
Hos-lop,
T.
Devitt,
B.
H.
Smith,
Mr.
McAusland,
G.
Sakal,
D.
Abel,
JOHN
H.
nomans.
BULGER
books.
Now,
I
question
thy
necessity
i
cf
the
BC.
body
sending
a
man
all
the
way
from
Vancouver
to
keep
the
country
boys
In
tow!
here
for
forty
minutes
of
bas-ketball
on
two
successive
nights
when
we
have
fully
qualified
men
available
locally.
The
question
of
"hame-towning"
the
visitors
should
not
be
raised
in
amateur
circles
such
us
these
when
we
look
at
the
job
our
rers
did
In
the
recent
International
scries
It
Is
doubtful
if
a
visiting
referee
is
going
to
add
much
to
the
show.
I
say
this,
mind
you,
with
the
thought
of
the
monies
involved
being
too
TAKE
YOUR
PLACE
WITH
MEN
LIKE
THESE
OjiloHllfll'.if
the
local
association
and
tlu
UC.
Amakur
Basketball
Associationthe
body
that
governs
tonight's
show,
Of
course,
we
could
say
that
we
will
not
pay
the
$000
whin
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Tllllil
Avriiuo
eomfoil,
quality
and
1
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value!
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We
have
a
iM
sTli
W
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wide
selection
of
'k
Drop
in
Todoy!
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Fashion
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FootWear
great
for
the
benefit
received-Ten
percent
of
the-
gross
to
be
exact
for
one
referee.
However,
it
has
been
so
ruled
and
that'i
that.
So
tonight
as
you
fork
out
that
dollar
for
a
reserved
scat
at
the
game
you
may
sit
-buck
and
relax
because
this
Is
one
night
you
are
going
to
got
something
below
cost
and
Don
Forward
will
be
operating
the
deal
at
a
loss
when
the
overall
picture
is
taken
Into
consideration
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if
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able
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Report
today
for
active
duty
with
the
Canadian
Provost
Corps.
Your
training
will
begin
immediately.
Canada
needs
you
now.
TO
fNUST
you
MUST:
1
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B.
a
Canadian
ellli.n
or
IrltUh
tubj.ct.
2.
to
blw.n
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40
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requirement.
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the
Army
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and
order"
is
the
job
of
the
Canadian
Provost
Corp.
Its
principal
tasks
are
conducting
investigations,
controlling
traffic
for
an
Army
on
the
move,
maintaining
discipline.
Becau&e
the
Canadian
Army
Active
Force
is
growing,
the
Canadian
Provost
Corps
must
grow,
too.
Men
are
needed
now
to
train
as
Service
Police.
Candidates
must
be
intelligent,
well
educated,
toad
of
sports
and
outdoor
activities,
well
built
and
at
least
5
feet
10
inches
tall.
A
sound
knowledge
of
linglish
is
required
and
there
tire
openings
for
candidates
who
are
bilingual.
The
men
of
the
Provost
Corps
earn
trade
pay
as
Service
Police.
There'
place
for
alert,
quick-to-learn
young
men
in
the
Provost
Corps.'
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men
axe
needed
now
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