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Friday.
March
8,
1943
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MARCH
8-9-10
Friday
and
Saturday,
7:30
INTERMEDIATE
ALL-STARS
NEW
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Sunday,
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:30
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ALBERTA
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CANADIAN
CURLING
CHAMPIONSHIP
SASKATOON
Alberta
early
this
morning
won
the
MacDonald's
Brier
and
the
Canadian
Curling
Championship
bv
defeating
the
Northern
Ontario
i
rink
S-6
m
a
play-oft
that
was
brought
about
by
a
'three-way
tie
at
the
end
of"
the
regular
round-robin
series.
The
win
was
Alberta's
fourth
victory
in
the
sT-::.:een
years
that
the
bon-has
been
played.
i
T2:e
Northern
Ontario
rinlc.
si-pped
by
Tommy
Ramsay,
won
&
bye
into
the
final
round
of
I
the
playoff.
Alberta
and
Manl-
the
other
two
rinks
which
!toba,
ended
in
a
tie
for
the
right
to
meet
Northern
Ontario
for
the
championship
and
Alberta
posted
a
8-7
victory
over
the
Manitoba
in
a
thrilling
game
that
was
not
decided
until
the
last
rock
was
thrown.
The
three
rinks
finished
the
regular
nine
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president
of
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Dominion
Curling
Association
is
J.
E
Armstrong
of
Regina.
He
was
elected
at
the
annual
meet
ing
at
Saskatoon.
He
succeeds-
George
Norgan
of
Vancouver
who
has
held
the
office
since
the
Association's
last
annual
meeting
in
1942.
Life
memberships
in
the
Association
were
presented
to
Dr.
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Anderson
d
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fc
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past
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Mr.
Trewhltt
has
been
secretary
of
the
Mani
toba
Curling
Association
for
many
years.
SHORT
SPOUT
-
British
radio
listeners
will
get
c'horse's
eye"
description
of
the
Lincoln
Handicap
April
3
if
present
plans
of
the
BBC
materialize.
Announcers
will
experiment
with
an
on
-
the
-
spot
broadcast
from
mobile
transmitters.
After
the
commentator
shouts
"They're
off!"
another
announcer,
travelling
In
an
automobile
alongside
the
course,
will
take
up
the
story.
Police
will
keep
clear
a
1,000-yard
stretch
of
toad
beside
the
track.
Now
It's
mice
racing!
Laurie
Jackson
of
Bath
has
founded
the
National
Wheel
Racing
Mouse
Club
and
plans
to
start
operations
shortly
with
a
six-rail
track.
The
mice
will
race
inside
lightweight
wheels
of
different
colors.
Jackson
says
the
Idea
has
aroused
considerable
interest
throughout
Britain.
Canadian
Army
Maple
Leafs,
who
finished
on
top
of
the
overseas
armed
services
hockey
league,
have
withdrawn
due
to
repatriation
of
many
players
and
the
two-game
finals
will
be
an
all-R.CA.F.
affair.
Winners
of
the
series,
between
Hurricanes
and
Meteors,
will
automatically
become
R.C.A.F.
champion
Brighton
housewives
didn't
know
it
but
they
Ted
therr
pets
horse
meat
from
a
famous
horoushbred
-Quartier
Maitre.
Quartler
Maltre.
killed
steeple-chasing
at
F'.'tw
well,
Sussex,
won
Plumbing
and
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SCOTTY'S
Old
Country
I
i
MACEY'S
DOWN
CO-OPS
IN
OVERTIME
PLAY
In
an
overtime
serslon
which
allowed
Ihe
victors
only
a
three-point
margin,
Macey's
snatched
victory
from
Co-ops
In
the
intermediate
basketball
series
last
night
In
the
armory.
The
overtime
ended
with
a
score
of
43-40
after
the
two
teams
had
tied
at
the
end
of
the
fourth
quarter
33-32.
In
the
first
Intemledlate
game
of
the
evening
Bo-Me-Hl
stepped
over
Savoys
by
a
score
of
43-18,
while
In
the
junior
league
Sea
Cadets
defeated
Gyros
24-14.
In
the
Co-op-Macey
game
Coop
led
the
scorln
all
through
the
regular
session,
only
to
be
tied
at
game's
end,
and
to
lose
the
lead
during
the
overtime.
R.
Holkestad
and
J.
Haugan
of
Macey's
led
the
scoring
with
18
and
14
points
respectively.
Viereck
was
Co-op's
high
man
with
13
points.
Bo-Me-Hl,
which
went,
down
the
Lincolnshire
handicap
in
1940
and,
three
years
later,
the
Cambridgeshire.
He
took
to
the
hurdles
in
1944
and
won
several
races.
Surrey's
cricket
twins,
Eric
and
Alex
Bedser,
who
left
their
home
ct
Woking
tosethcr
for
war
service
in
1939,
have
come
back
to-sether
for
demobilization
leave.
They
have
been
re-engaged
as
urofessionals
with
Surrey's
county
cricket
club.
Top
-
class
greyhounds
are
drawing
fancy
prices
these
days,
but
sales
are
practically
non-existent.
Syd
Orton,
Wimbledon
trainer,
has
more
than
one
owner
prepared
to
pay
up
to
$22,500
for
a
young
greyhound
capable
of
scoring
a
classic
victory,
but
such
dogs
Just
aren't
to
be
bought.
Alex
Kyle,
British
amateur
golf
champion,
still
talks
about
his
experience
in
the
West
Yorkshire
polfers
alliance
competition
at
Flxby,
Huddesrfield.
He
reached
the
green
with
his
sec-end
shoi
and
over-ran
with
his
putt
A
sudden
gust
of
wind
blew
his
ball
back
Into
the
hole
a
give
him
a
"birdie"
three.
ITCH
CHECKED
a
J
jff
y
4
or
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60
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IDS
Take
lnvleoratlncr
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that
tired
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Swedish
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Evenings
to
defeat
in
an
encounter
with
Savoys
last
week,
got
their
revenge
last
nln,ht
by
scrambling
over
the
hotel
men
by,
a
score
of
43-18.
Grabbing
the
lead
early
In
the
game,
the
students
maintained
it
throughout.
High
scorers
were
Fonnan
and
James
of
Bo-Me-Hl,
with
17
and
11
points
respectively.
The
Sea
Cadets
team
In
the
Junior
league
played
their
first
game
of
the
season
and
emerged
victorious
over
Gyro
by
a
score
of
24-14.
They
played
a
good
brand
of
basketball,
maintaining
a
continuous
leod
over
Gyros
with
ease.
"Red"
Anderson
of
Sea
Cadets
was
high
man
with
eight
points.
Indlvllual
scores:
Co-op
Gurvlch
10,
Viereck
13,
Johnson
14,
Sheperc
l&.Skog,
Menzies,
Petersen
3.
Macey's
R.
Holkestad
18.
J.
Haugan
14,
B.
Menzies
0,
Teng
2,
Arntsen,
Murray
3,
Olafson.
Pierce,
Cruickshar.K.
Bo-Me-Hl
Forman
17,
James
11,
Hartwlg
8,
Clccone.
Lavlgne.
Thompson
2,
Miller
2,
J.
Jarnc
3.
Savoys
M.
Holkestad
2,
Ar-ney
7,
Alexander
1,
N.
Haugan
4,
Eby
1,
Simundson,
Leland
3.
Sea
Cadets
Ilebb
6,
Brew
2.
Anderson
8,
Youngman,
Currle
4,
Owens
4,
Watson,
Bouvctlc,
Johnson.
Gyro
Sunbers
4,
Mostad,
Haugan
2,
Laurie,
Moore,
Pierce
8.
KIDDIES'
DELIGHT
Nine
times
as
muc:t
castor
oil
Is
used
In
Industry
as
for
medicinal
purposes.
0
W
I
T
N
E
S
Sj
THE
"SHOW"
AT
LAST!
Come
rain
or
shine
the
show
Is
going
to
be
hold
at
last.
Of
necessity,
It
will
be
for
children
and
teenagers
only
this
time.
Later,
we
hope
to
stage
a
display
to
which
only
adults
will
be
Invited.
The
latter
event
will
probably
be
held
In
connection
with
the
Civic
Centre
opening
ceremonies.
Next
Monday
in
Y.M.C.A.
auditorium,
the
Ilup-Rec
members
will
be
on
hand
to
show
you
the
activities
that
make
up
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
THE
MATTER
OK
TUE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
ana
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
CHARLKS
O.
SVEDMARK,
DECEASED.
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honour
Judpe
Fisher.
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
I
was
on
the
37th
day
of
February,
A
D.
1948.
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Charles
O.
Svedmark
who
died
on
or
about
the
37th
djiy
Of
August,
AD.
1945.
All
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
nil
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
nre
required
to
flln
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
March,
A
D.
1940,
falling
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
37th
day
of
February.
A
D.
1946.
GORDON
FRASER
FORBES.
Acting
Official
Administrator,
'
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
LOVIN'S
CABINET
SHOP
Furniture
Repaired
Upholstery
a
Specialty
Phone
Green
071
117
2nd
Ave.
W-Opp.
YMCA
WAR
ASSETS
BOWLS
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fiulb
and
Httldi,.,,.
VInn,
1m
t
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"ft
Leajue
Plav
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1
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scored
a
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Goldeyes
while
Heaffi
winning
two
Mallards
in
th.
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ucauiouuer
124
jj.
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Plementos
2n
n
O.
Varfeldt
50
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Totals
891
m
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carrier
jl
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Blrrell
m
,J
P.
Plementcs
uj
la
V.
Holoka
,m
a
F-
Myer
.150
1(J
Totals
828
tq
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Carrier
ici
g
H.
Loder
.124
q
G.
Anderson
.131
10
W.
Brown
1M
15)
P.
Grey
ioe
b
A.
DeMaere
69
B
Totals
700
GULLS-
M.
Munzaba
.182
a
J.
McKlnney
129
m
V.
Chamberlain
.240
u;
J.
Loder
145
a
M.
Ed,Tar
,126
t
G.
Brown
.104
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Totals
928
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