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CLOSER
RUNS-When
the
Ski
Club
decided
to
build
a
cabin
out
the
highway
last
sprln?.
the
members
believed
that
they
had
hit
the
best
skiing
country
available.
Yesterday's
skiing
on
Old-field
and
Hays
convinced
them
that
Blaine's
slopes
have
nothing
in
.comparison
to
the
easily
1
accessible
runs
that
are
right
in
1
our
own
backyard.
Despite
the
j
warnin?
in
this
column
last
Frt-'
day
that
skilers
and
hikers
be
ready
to
spend
the
full
day
in
the
open
there
were
close
to
30
people
who
ventured
out
in
search
of
sunshine,
fresh
air
and
winter
sport.
It
would
be
advisable
for
anyone
2oing
up
in
the
future
to
be
prepared
for
real
1
winter
weather
at
the
top
wear
heavy
winter
boots
(preferably
high
topi,
sloves.
warm
clothing,
and
pack
a
thermos
of
coffee
or
something
hot.
Next
week
there
will
be
signs
posted
showing
the
trails
leading
to
the
runs.
It
should
be
remembered
that,
due
tc
the
presence
of
military
Installations,
the
Air
Force
camp
and
buildings
are
still
out
of
bounds
to
all.
SHORT
RUNS
During
last
week
over
a
foot
of
snow
had
fallen
on
top
and
it
remains
ideally
dry
and
powdery.
Over
a
dozen
people
were
up
to
take
in
the
magnificent
view,
snap
a
few
pictures
and
make
a
pleasant
afternoon
hike.
About
20'
others
were
there
strictly
for
skiing
and
had
Just
what
they
were
!
looking
for.
On
Saturday
after-1
noon
Don
and
Bob
Eby
took
Art
;
Vandersen,
the
coach
of
the
Coast
Guard
basketball
team
from
Ketchikan,
out
to
the
run.
Art
hails
from
New
York
and
claims
that,
if
these
slopes
were
available
to
easterners,
they
would
be
swarming
with
enthusiast!
The
entire
Alex
Mitchell
family
toured
from
their
camp
across
I
the
mountain
10
see
the
magnificent
slopes
we
have
been
bragging
about.
Not
to
be
outdone,
six
of
our
hardy
skiers
returned
the
visit
later
and
made
it
across
in
an
hour.
They
found
more
!
potential
ski
ground
all
along
the
I
way.
If
we
ever
have
a
ski
meet.
and
don't
think
we
won't,
that
will
make
an
Ideal
cross
country
run.
Dr.
Munthe's
two
nieces
showed
the
boys
a
heap
of
hot
skiing
in
the
afternoon.
These
girls
have
been
on
skis
a
good
part
of
their
life
and
really
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OVER
KETCHIKAN
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HOOP
GAMES
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
35,
Ketchikan
Coast
Guard
32
Bo-Me-Hi
39,
Kayhi
37
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
and
Bo-Me-Hi
came
back
Saturday
night
to
win
by
narrow
margins
their
second
games
with
the
Ketchikan
Coast
Guard
and
High
School
teams
respectively
before
a
crowd
estimated
at
SOO
fans.
During
both
games
the
lead
changed
sides
continuously,
both
of
Prince
Rupert's
teams
achieving
victory
only
in
the
last
few
minutes
of
play.
All-Stars
defeated
Coast
Guard
In
the
initial
game
by
a
three-point
margin,
35-32
while
Bo-Me-Hl
crowded
out
Kayhl
39-37,
in
what
probably
was
the
most
thrilling
game
of
the
series.
The
Bo-Me-Hl
-
Kayhi
Ram-was
preceded
by
a
speech
ol
welcome
by
Mayor
H.
M.
Daggett
in
which
he
expressed
appreciation
of
the
friendly
competition
between
the
two
cities
and
to
those
who
made
the
series
possible.
Mayor
Daggett
tossed
up
the
first
ball.
In
the
initial
game,
All-Stars
carried
the
lead
throughout
the
first
three
.quarters
but,
in
the
final
quarter,
the
Coast
Guardsmen
put
on
a
rush
that
netted
them
16
points,
sparked
by
Matulich
and
Smith.
However,
during
the
final
period.
Sonny
Beynon
of
All-Stars
ran
up
six
points,
which
added
to
two
free
JnZ
y
,
USAiacp"ee'
:
high
as
that
of
the
first-game.
4;
J.
James.
Total
39.
gave
All-Stars
n
q
a
clear
margin,
j
bcore
at
the
end
of
the
first;
quarter
was
9-5
for
All-Stars,!
who
maintained
the
four-point'
lead
through
the
second
quarter,
emerging
at
half
time
with
15
points
to
Coast
Guard's
11.
Score
at
three-quarter
time
was
All-Stars
27,
Coast
Guard
18.
Sonny
Beynon,
on
All-Star's
forward
line,
was
clearly
the
handiest
player
on
the
floor.
emerging
as
All-Star's
high
scorer
with
13
points.
After
making
the
game's
first
basket.
Beynon
didn't
do
much
on
the
scoring
end
until
after
half-time
but
from
then
until
the
game's
end
he
ran
up
10
points.
Jack
Lindsay,
All-Star's
cen
tre,
was
most
effective
tallying
up
10
points.
Lindsay
had
the
fans
cheering
in
the
third
quarter
when
he
scored
two
baskets
In
a
row
during
a
fast
session
of
play.
High
scorer
for
Coast
Guard
was
Makins,
who
operated
on
hew
to
handle
them.
The
skiing
was
so
good
and
the
weather
so
perfect
that
it
wonld
not
have
required
much
talking
to
convince
some
of
the
skilers
to
drag
a
pup
tent
up
the
mountain
and
spend
the
rest
of
the
week
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funeral
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Friday.
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Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert
B.C..
not
later
than
noon
on
the
22nd
day
of
February.
1946.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X3&I4B,
situated
on
the
East
side
of
Powrlvco
Bav.
Lcvell
Island.
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to
cut
1.079,000
feet
of
Spruce.
HomlocTc
and
Cedar.
Two
121
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
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Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C..
Uie
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
.
Ranker
.1
B.
Sr'i't
Prtnr-
Run
't
B.C
was
by
far
the
more
exciting
from
the
fans'
angle.
At
no
time
,
during
the
game
was
there
more
i
than
four
points
difference
in
i
the
score,
and,
during
the
third
period
it
became
tied,
20-all.
After
that
the
struggle
really
began.
Both
sides
showed
a
ragged
quality
hi
shooUng
which
held
the
score
much
lower
than
it
should
have
been,
considering
the
number
of
shots
which
failed
to
counL
High
scorer
of
the
game
was
Ludwigsen
of
Kayhi.
who
tallied
14
points.
Frank
James
was
Bo-Me-Hl's
top
scorer
with
11
points.
Highest
peak
of
excitement
was
reached
during
the
last
two
minutes
of
play
when
Bo-Me-Hi
thp
forward
line
with
a
skill
and
wok
me
ieaa
M-a,
ana
in
a
smoothness
which
was
as
effec-
strong
rally
ran
up
four
more
tive
as
it
was
pleasant
to
watch.
The
colored
boy
tallied
8
points.
A
master
of
combination,
Mak-ins
was
accurate
on
long
shots,
scoring
a
spectacular
one
late
In
the
second
quarter.
In
the
fourth
quarter
Referee
Johnny
Comadina
called
a
technical
foul
on
All-Stars
because
they
took
their
sixth
time-out.
one
more
than
the
rules
of
the
game
allow
for.
Inter-High
Close
Game
In
the
Bo-Me-Hl-Kayhi
game,
the
lead
fluctuated
between
the
two
teams
at
a
thrilling
rate.
Ketchikan
having
the
edge
at
the
end
of
the
first
and
third
quarters,
while
Bo-Me-Hl
carried
the
lead
at
half-tlmeand
game's
end.
This
game,
while
the
standard
of
individual
play
was
not
as
points
on
baskets
by
Forman
and
James.
Referees
In
both
games
were
Johnny
Comadina
and
Lieut.
Glazebrook.
Sid
Woodside
wes
scorekeeper
and
W.
G.
Murray
was
timekeeper.
All-Stars-Coast
Guard
Coast
Guard:
Turner
2;
Poy-nan
1;
Makins
8;
Thompson
3:
Grady
1;
Matulich
5;
Smith
7.
Gorman
5.
Total
32.
All-tars:
Macphee
7;
Morgan
2;
Boynon
13,
Domlnato
1:
Houston
1;
Holkestad
1:
Lindsay
10;
Arney.
Gurvich,
Davis,
Johnson.
Total
35.
no-Mc-Ili-Kajhi
Kayhi:
Ludwigsen
H;
Grahan.
9;
Bell
1;
Dohm
3;
Jeans
5;
Iverson
4;
Markuson
1.
Total
37.
Bo-Me-Hi:
Forman
8;
Hart-wig
3;
F.
James
11;
Clccone
6;
Thompson
5;
Miller
2;
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at
the
lowest
prices.
One
fireproof
safe
one
electric
sewing
machine,
studio
couches,
can
be
made
',
into
double
bed.
chesterfields
slightly
used,
used
chairs
from
$70.
portable
gramaphdne.
beds
and
springs
at
low
prices,
two
dinln?
room
suites
at
snap,
n.
C.
Furniture.
Phone
Black
324.
Of)
FOR
SALE
35
ft.
building
lot,
nice
view
of
harbor
and
city
on
hill
of
Cth
Ave.
East
Price
$250.00.
Apply
209
7th
Ave.
West.
(31)
FOR
SAIE
Roller
Canaries,
club
rung.
Males
$10.
Hen.s
Jl
Phone
Blue
519
after
6
o'cl'-ck.
Box
315.
;
(34)
FOR
SALE
14
h.p.
Vivian
heavy
dutv
marine
sras
cnclne,
also
5
Inch
oil
burner.
H.
M?ibv.
Dodge
Cove.
P.O.
Box
567.
Prince
Rupert.
(34)
m:v
roKT.tiu.i:
sahmii.i,
V.'e
sell
the
"Llttlo
Olanf
all-purpose
Portable
Sawmill
lor
Lumber
or
Tien.
Easy
to
set
up
and
economical
to
operate.
Each
mill
la
complete,
ready
(or
saw
and
power,
and
you
have
your
choice
of
Two
Sire
Carriage:.
2
Head
Block,
10
ft.
long
1
Section
660.W
3
Head
Block,
20
ft.
long
2
Sections
.
$760
00
Immediate
Shipment
No
Delays
Write
for
full
specifications
MA
IIIM.ItV
IH.rOT
I.IMITI.II
1020
Tenth
Avenue
West
riKMc
W29D2
Calgary.
Alberta
(30)
IOR
SALE
Small
business,
good
opportunity
for
couple.
Small
amount
of
capital
required.
Owner
in
forces
being
transferred.
Phone
P.lark
C33.
(291
rOR
SALE
Household
furniture.
1140
8th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Green
983.
(30)
i
FOR
SALE
Wurlltzers.
Phone
66.
(30)
FOR
SALE
Household
furniture,
baby
busgy
and
high
chair.
Louise
Apts..
basement
suite,
247
5th
Ave.
West.
(30)
FOR
SALE
New
and
used
furniture
selling
at
lowest
prices.
2
-
p
1
e
c
e
chesterfield
bed,
Khrolcr
make,
perfect
condition,
$65;
used
smoking
stands,
$1.75;
used
hassocks,
$2.50;
records,
25c;
used
battery
cabinet
radios;
electric
mwitel
radios,
tools,
some
are
Just
like
new;
office
desks;
kitchen
sets,
slightly
used;
complete
beds.
B.C.
Furniture.
Black
324.
FOR
SALE
6-room
furnished
house.
742
7th
Ave.
West.
(36)
FOR
SALE
Furnished
cabin,
next
to
Ideal
Cleaners.
Apply
346
McBrlde
Street.
(31)
FOR
SALE
Household
furniture.
1464
6th
Ave.
East.
(33)
FOR
SALE
Underwood
portable
typewriter,
perfect
condition.
Blue
167.
(30)
FOR
SALE
Six
h.p.
Palmer
engine.
Apply
Boat
"Day
Break,'
New
Floai
Wav.
3T
Black
Hawks
Near
Bruins
Close
Race
Continues
Between
Three
Clubs
Near
Top
TORONTO
O
Chicago
Black
Hawky
have
crept
to
within
a
point
of
the
first
place
Boston
Bruins
in
the
National
Hockey
League.
In
one
of
three
game
played
last
night,
the
Hawk's
pulled
nearer
to
the
pace-setting
Bruins
by
defeating
them
three
to
one
before
more
than
17.000
fans
in
Chicago
Stadium.
The
Chicago
victory
also
broke
their
second-place'
tie
with
Montreal
Canadlens
who
lost
to
Detroit
Red
Wings
last
night
two
tj
nothing.
In
the
other
game
in
the
league,
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
came
from
behind
a
three-goal
deficit
to
tie
New
York
Rangers
six-all
before
a
capacity
crowd
of
more
than
15,000
in
Madison
Square
Gardens
In
New
York.
In
the
Hawks-Bruins
game.
Bill
Mosienko.
Don
Grosso
and
Johnny
Marlucci
were
the
Chicago
scorers.
Milt
Schmidt
scored
the
only
Boston
goal.
Detroit's
win
over
Canadiciv-snapped
a
four-game
losing
streak.
Their
.two
goals
were
Hockey
Score,
SUNDAY
National
Lta:Ue
Detroit
2.
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New
York
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3.
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National
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Boston
5,
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Coast
New
WestminM
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Los
Angeles
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2.
bagged
by
Mu:
and
Carl
Lisc
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the
leading
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fren
with
the
Rani;.
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scorers
wc;:
son,
Jackie
Hun,,,
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with
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other
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SERVICE
TO
ANY
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IN
THE
DISTRICT
(H.
SMITH)
P.O.
Box
167
TERRACE
Welding
and
Body
Repairs
No
job
is
too
large
or
too
small
for
us.
Our
mechanics
arc
HHU1I
LING
THE
TAILOR
We
are
taking
clranlnrul
pressing
and
steam
pros
while
you
trait
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in
body
repairs.
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prermt
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MACHINE
SHOP
BOX
202
&
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for
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SPECIAL"
Cards
with
the
black
arrow
indicating
one
of
the
Bargains
of
the
Day!
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ECONOMY
STORE
(Opposite
Canadian
Legion)
Phones
18
and
19
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