Priiirc
Utiprrt'DaflK
rartus
Monday,
December
16,
1946
ffOOP
TALK
..Now
that
the
election
suspense
"is
over
our
citizens
are
anticipating
the
outcome
Of
Prince
Rupert's
yearly
basketball
classic
On
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
the
New
Metlakatla
basketball
squad
will
again
visit
the
city
to
tangle
with
the
local
All
'Stars
at
the
Civic
Centre
gym.
New
Metlakatla
is
a
small
Alaska
village
where
basketball
players
are
made
players
like
Wally
Leask,
former
captain
of
the
Washington
Huskies
and
now
on
a
Seattle
pro
roster.
There
might
also
be
mentioned
in
passing
Wally's
brothers,
Bert
and
Ronnie,
Dubuque
University
captain,
and
all-Alaska
centre
respectively;
Boy
Bolton,
a
Washington
semi-pro,
and
Johnny
Marsden,
All
-
Pacific
Ccast
High
School
and
also
All
Alaskan.
All
these,
boys
have
left
their
mark
where
this
ball
game
is
tops
and
the
list
doesn't
end
there.
This
year
New
Metlakatla
are
ng.ain
expecting
to
show
with
a
crack
team.
They
recently
trounced
the
Ketchikan
team
that
the
local
boys
found
so
difficult
to
handle.
Although
the
Jocals
have
been
successful
in
winning
the
odd
game
from
these
Alaska,
teams
they
have
yet
to
win
a
home-and-home
series.
Last
year,
after
beating
M
E
R.R:Y
CHRIST
M
A
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Sffirt
.
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m
-
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walked
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SPORTING
GOODS
KAIEN
HARDWARE
PH0NE8
the
Metlakatlans
decisively
at
the
Roosevelt
gym,
they
dropped
two
close
calls
on
their
visit
north.
This
year
the
Prince
Rupert
team
premises
a
different
last
act.
They
confidently
proclaim
their
ability
to
not
only
win
at
home
but
to
duplicate
their
vic
tories
when
they
travel
after
the
New
Year.
This
contention
Is
based
on
the
fact
that
they
have
a
better
club
than
previously
a
club
conditioned
by
two
month's
of
competitive
practice
in
league
games
and
bolstered
by
the
best
cf
the
younger
talent.,
Stripping
in
99's
flashy
new
outfits,
which
Coach
Art
Murray
promises
will
be
on
hand
Monday,
Prince
Rupert
will
be
represented
by
Sonny
Bsynon,
Bob
Houston,
Jack
Lindsay,
Sev
Demlnatq
and
Angus
MacPhee.
veterans
of
every
Metlakatlan
tussle
since
the
International
series
tfaS
resurrected
in
1936,
and
Joe
Davis,
Don
Hartwig,
Boyo
Gurvfch,
Elmer
Clausen
and
George
Viereck,
new
blood
that
definitely
will
not
be
play-In?
their
last
game
as
Prince
Rupert's
basketball
select.
Latest
word
from
the
north
Is
that
New
Metlaklata
is
bringing
a
powerful
squad
down
from
Alaska
and
is
a
very
likely
squad
to
overcome
our
local
champions.
As
this
is
to
be
one
of
the
best
teams
to
'have
come
out
zt
New
Metlakatla
in
a
long
fritwad
e6
a
'
Kencath
the
lighted
trees,
eager
children
unwrap
their
precious
gifts.
In
hearths
from
the
Marilimes
to
K
British
Columbia,
warm
fires
glow.
There
is
food
on
our
,
tables,
laughter
in
the
air
and
happiness
in
our
hearts.
Canada
has
earned
this
good
Christmas,
these
good
things.
They
are
ours
to
enjoy
because
we
have
the
middle
road.
We
have
kept
our
sense
of
values.
Wr
have
.
been
moderate
in
our
pleasures
.
.
.
moderate
in
our
spending
...
moderate
in
all
things.
.
...
'
'
This
Christmas
is
a
good
Christmas,
and
.fC
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t;
in
acugram
is
nappy
to
,
as
we
and
you
this
year
say,
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Today
in
Sports
SAVOY
WINS
OVER
PACKERS
5lacey's
Defeat
Co-ops
but
Juniors
Tut
Up
it
,
Game
of
iNiglit
Sparked
by
Joe
Davis,
the
Savoy
quintet
won
their
second
basketball
victory
of
the
season
by
taklntr
the
B.C.
Packers
Sat-
time
it
explains
why
Art
Murray
of
the
All-Stars
has
been
driving
his
boys
into
(op
shape
for
the
match.
The
preliminary
games
for
the
two
nljhte
will
be
between
the
foiir-Junior
League
teams
of
the
local
league.
These
saines
are
very
important
to
the
lads
cf
tins'
Junior
League
as
it
will
be
the
first
time
they
have
played
before
a
crowd
of
any
sizeable
number.
Coming
together
the
firit
night
will
be
the
Grotto
and
Watts
St
Nickerson.
This
should
prove
to
be
a
close
game
because
watts
and
Nickerson
have
yet
to
jvjn
a
game
and
the
quintet
is
alPout"
to
make
this
the
first.
But
when
Gyro
and
Legion
meet
qn
Wednesday
night
it
will
be
a
fight
cf
the
two
rrios:
potent
teams
in
the
league.
Both
are
keyed
to
a
high
degree
and
both
coaches
promise
a
win
for
their
teams.
:
.
i
.
.
.
..
'
'
snare
the
joy
ol
all
Canadians
"Merry
Christinas."
OF
SEAGRAM
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11
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AND
ft
15
P.O.
BOX
98
g
urday
night
55
to
42.
All
through
the
first
three-quarters
the
score
was
netk
and
neck
with
Savoy
coming
into
the
end
of
the
third
quarter
with
a
cine
point
lead.
35
to
34.
In
the
't
quarter,
Savoy
went
wild
ar.a
the
Packers
just
could
not
seem
to
stop
them.
It
was
a
fast
clean
game
with
Referee
Don
Forward
handing
out
only
4
personal
fouls
to
each
team.
The
half-time
score
stood
at
23-23
with
both
teams
striving
hard
to
move
Into
the
lead.
A
streamlined
Iviacey's
squad
went
out
and
took
a
loose
playing
Co-op
team
52-31.
Coming
up
from
behind
.-.lacey's
turned
on
the
pressure
In
the
second
half
to
Jump
from
the
snail
end
of
the
16-13
half-time
score
to
the
lead.
Leading
the
Macey's
showing
was
John
Haiigan
with'
25
points.
Macey's
were-so
happy
about
this
win
that
they
had
to
go
next
door
to
the
Radio
Auction
and
let
the
radio
audience
know
just
how
gooa
they
felt.
The
Junior
Leajue
featured
the
beH
game
of
the
night
when
the
Lealon
five
and
Watts
and
Nickerson
battled
to
the
highest
scoring
game
the
Junior
League
has
seen
Legion
came
out
the
victors
53-35.
This
was
by
far
the
best
same
played
on
Saturday
rJght
and
showed
two
very
ood
teams
striving
hard
for
tht
win.
The
Legion
was
netted
20
1
9
4
6
ftwait
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1
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4
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-t
The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
nNrQT
CAUmw
point?
by
Tommy
Boulter
who
was
the
high
mail
for
the
nifth'.
nd
with
Wally
Wong
of
the
same
team
ranking
second
high
with
14.
But
Walts
ami
Nickerson
had
two
Very
outstanding
players
in
Ray
Spring
and
Danny
Bill
who
tried
hard
to
bring
about
their
first
win
of
the
season.
Both
players-
were
hish
scorers
for
their
team,
net-ttns
10
points
nciecc.
Individual
scoring:
Savoy
R.
Holfceitad
12.
D.
'
Murray
0,
D.
Amey,
H.
Vticko-Ivitch
5.
T.
Amey
6,
M.
Ilolke-ptad
0,
J.
Davis
21,
R.
Haugan
Total
55.
B.C.
Packers
Brown
4.
Fitch
5.
Caldcroni
12.
MaaoM
2,
Bird,
Pierce
14.
A.
Bill.
B.
Ourvlch
5
Total
42
Co-cp
Petersen
2,
Sheppard
4,
Wesch
7,
Astoria
3,
Johnson
2,
Lelancl
2.
Slatta
C,
Meruit
5
Macey's
Melizies
5,
0111,
E
Pierce
6.
Tens
6
B.
Pierce
n,
J.
Haugan
25,
J.
James,
A.
ArnUen
4.
Total
52.
Legion
Olsen'l.
Wong
14,11111,
Boulter
20,
O.
Carlson
10,
Lien
7,
Eldsvick,
Forman
1,
Carlson.
Total
53.
Watts
and
Nickerson
hatch-ford
X
Scharff
2.
Spring
10,
D.
Bill
io,
Laurie
2,
Kelly
9,
Mostad,
Gardner,
Jones.
Total
35.
"A"
League
Ladies'
Bowling
Standings
W
L
Pts.
Big
Sisters
2
13
26
Annettes
24
15
24
Savoy
24
15
24
Variety
24
15
24
Ideal
Cleaners
....
20
19
20
Moose
18
21
18
Orange
17
22
17
Luckies
17
22
17
Toilers
13
26
13
Miller
Bay
12
27
12
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Crts
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Death
Wotlcea.
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
nd
Engagement
Announcements:
82.
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Black
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-Apply
150
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Ladies
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251
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Phone
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331.
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Sacrificed
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16
IIP,
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engine,
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halibut
chlv,
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and
shute.
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SALE
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occupancy.
Well
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on
corner
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basement.
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cash.
Terms
may
be
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Section
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close
In.
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rooms
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296.
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"Dual."
Can
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Floats.
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SALE
O"5noorn
Kerries
(reg.).
We
are
accepting
orders
now
for
Xmas
shipment.
Their
pedigrees
speak
for
themselves,
copy
sent
on
request.
Ch.
Camarch
O'Shoorn.
Ch.
Sldano's
Carefree
Lady.
Dr.
J.
A.
Folinsbee,
760
Marine
Drive,
West
Vancouver.
(292)
FOR
SALE
(New
and
Used
Furniture
at
the
lowest
prices.
All
wool
blankets;
floor
lamps
from
$4;
battery
radios
In
best
condition;
dining
room
sets
from
$25;
beds
complete
from
$10;
sheets
95c;
couches
$7;
new
fancy
mirrors,
mattresses
all
sizes;
Gurney's
now
cooking
stoves
$84.
Also
other
useful
Furniture
and
Hardware.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
WANTED
WANTED
TO
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3
or
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furnished
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In
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WAR
ASSETS
BOWLS
SCORES
Individual
scoring
nt
the
week-end
in
the
War
Assets
Jlowling
League
was
as
follows:
SPITFIRES
II.
Elnarson
97
209
143
A.
DeMaere
126
209
208
E.
Morse
1C8
194
171
C.
Daglelsh
190
156
155
OiHtflfson
192
218
130
Total
773
893
913
HELL
DIVERS
Z.
Lemire
156
105
O.
Lemire
2ll
156
128
Al
Ross
97
246
199
I
Geo.
Lemire
170
120
184
Low
Score
..
97
116
130
Totals
720
794
812
CHICKENS
S.
BtUs
251
133
144
J
Stiles
136
97
91
i).
Houston
ICG
213
322
J.
Bern
129
149
91
R.
Houston
239
229
210
Totals
921
854
801
Totals
921
854
801
WASPS-
S.
McDonald
145
118
137
B.
Cooney
232
206
200
J.
Rell
270
211
222
R.
Vuckovlch
174
179
112
Oftlderonl
122
192
193
Totals
943
899
804
SHARPSHOOTERS
Val
Carrier
rlO
105
108
Dave
Chappie
112
80
136
AH
Nelsun
154
158
201
Len
Hktehrns
..
.
133
186
129
Joyce
Mulllns
154
.131
230
Totals
1
768
660
807
W1NODINOERS
Ted
Parker
293
189
185
FlO
Aird
140
146
103
Rupe
Goodiad
r24
195
241
Ken
Alrd
114
100
191
Low
Score
112
80
108
Totals
983
716
823
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"Bud"
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Jack
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......
132
Harry
Brewer
.....
u
175
Ole
Nelson
189
Mike
Munizaba
.
..
142
Pauline
Dusten
184
Bill
Dusten
167
Totals
bag
MOSUITOES
V.
Chamberlain
142
H.
Hartz
121
E.
Mennell
125
J.
Murray
77
E.
Creed
85
B.
Mennell
144
Totals
694
119
122
141
211
159
103
115
133
185
121
208
200
927
9C(J
150
173
200
210
174
193
126
155
159
85
83
151
837
976
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SCIIEIHILR
Senior
"A"
December
17-99
Taxi
vs.
B.C
Packers.
Senior
'B"
December
17-Port
Edward
vs.
Macey.
Girls'
League
December
17
-
People's
Store
vs.
High
School,
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