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Friday,
April
Basketball-Rupert
Teams
Capture
Finals
Local
Siuuents
Win
Two
Games
to
Capture
Northern
H.C.
trophies
Roys
45-33,
(lirls
l'J-8
Prince
Rupert's
two
HLgh
School
basketball
teams
wound
up
their
Northern
B.C.
championship
series
with
Ocean
Falls
last
night
by
giving
the
visitors
a
double-barrelled
drubbing
to
the
tune
of
45-33
on
the
part
of
the
boys
and
19-8
by
the
girls.
The
series,
i:alf
of
which
was
played
at
Ocean
Falls
with
the
second
half
being
played
a(
the
American
gym
here,
concluded
with
the
Prince
Rupert
girls
taking
six
straight
games
to
retain
the
Alex
MacKenzie
cup,
championship
symbol,
with
a
to
tal
point
margin
for
the
series
of
a4.
Prince
Rupert
boys,
with
five
wins
and
one
loss,
also
qualified
tc
hold
the
Arthur
Murray
trophy.
Their
point
score
was
91
more
than
Ocean
Falls.
The
awards
were
made
at
the
end
of
the
game
by
Jarvis
H.
McLeod
before
a
wUdly
cheering
crowd
of
.students
and
adults
and
were
accepted
by
the
two
Prince
Rupert
team
captains,
Betty
Hamilton
for
the
girls
and
Frank
"Fjot"
James
for
the
boys.
Bo-Me-111
boys
did
not
capture
to
the
final
game
without
a
hard
struggle.
At
half
lime
'the
In
.score
read
30-22
in
favor
oi
Ocean
Falls,
However,
wth
For-man
and
Thompson
spearheading
they
put
on
a
drive
which
netted
23
points
in
the
final
half
to
conclude
with
a
12-polnt
lead.
High
scorers
for
the
home
team
were
Forman
with
12
points,
Thompson
with
ten,
and
Lavlgne
with
eight.
Bolenskl
led
Ilie
Ocean
Falls
with
nine,
followed
by
Bryant
with
eight.
In
the
girls'
game,
Prince
Rupert
nad
the
lead
right
from
the
start.
Half-time
score
was
10-4
for
the
locals,
who
built
it
up
to
of
19-8
by
whistle
time.
Marie
Caldwell
was
top
marksman
for
Prince
Rupert
with
eight
points,
followed
by
Jackie
Uudini."h
with
five.
Four
players
BASKETBALL
Civic
Centre
Saturday,
April
27
7:30
WATTS
&
NICKEKSQN
vs.
JUNIOR
ALL-STARS
2.
8:30
MACEY'S
2,
vs.
INVERNESS
rTIf
Wi-Y
Easier
SHORT
SPORT
j
Red
?tcrey,
the
former
back-field
star
for
the
Toronto
Argo
nauts,
has
signed
with
Montreal
Canadians
of
the
Quebec
Lacrosse
League.
The
Toronto
rugby
ace
played
lacrosse
for
Lachine
three
years
ago
but
for
the
last
two
years
has
been
a
referee.
He
formerly
played
for
Toronto
Lakeshores.
The
British
Empire
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
Bruce
Woodcock,
has
begun
training
this
week
for
his
bout
in
New
York
on
May
13
against
Tam
Mauriello.
His
chief
sparring
partner
during
training
will
b.?
Arnold
Hayes
of
Montreal.
Hayej
Is
the
Canadian
Army
heavy
champ.
It
is
learned
la
Montreal
that
N.H.L.
headquarters
have
receiv
ed
i.
bid
for
a
National
Hockey
League
franchise
in
Los
Angeles
next
winter-
The
bid
was
sent
on
behalf
of
a
group
which
includes
Bing
Crosby
and
Randolph
Scott,
the
motion
picture
actors,
and
pan
Topping,
wealthy
sports
backer.
The
secretary
of
the
ieague
president,
Red
Dutton,
said
that
Mr.
Dutton
will
investigate
this
and
other
franchise
bids
from
Los
Angeles
and
San
Francisco
during
a
forthcoming
trip
to
California.
A
report
on
Dutton's
findings
will
be
given
;he
league
governors
at
the
N.
H.L.'s
annual
meeting
sometime
June.
A
Montreal
sports
promoter,
j
Florlan
Aubin,
has
come
up
with
i
something
new
in
the
way
of
marathons,
it's
a
swim
from
Montreal
to
Quebec
City.
He's
offering
$5,000
in
cash
prizes.
Aubln
says
he
has
already
received
several
applications
fqr
event.
It
is
to
be
staged
from
July
14
to
21.
He
expects
to
have
more
than
24
men's
teams
taking
part
in
the
178-mile
race.
the
visiting
team
succeeded
in
marking
up
two
points
each.
Individual
scoring:
Roys
Prince
Rupert
Hartwlg
5,
La
vlgne
8,
Forman
12,
Miller
3,
Clc-cpne
7,
Thompson
10,
James.
Ocean
Falls
Gilchrist
2,
Askew,
Garvie
4,
Morris
2,
Clark,
Bryant
Bryant
8,
8,
Youden
Youtf
4,
Belenskl
9,
Chmtiausen
4,
Crowe.
Girls
Prince
Rupert
Hamilton
2
Budinich
5
,Thain,
Thornton
2.
MacKenzie,
Caldwell
8,
Anderson,
N.
Bill
2.
Ocean
FallsSideleau
2,
Rose
Simon,
Spence.
Webber.
Jones
Kennedy,
Duncan
2,
Allisen.
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-
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Daily
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26,
1946
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
UV.i
735
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
W
MEMORIAL
CUP
SERIES
EVENED
TORONTO
-
Tlie
Winnipeg
Monarchs
defeated
the
Toronto
St.
Michael's
Coljege
4
to
1
in
!
Tpronto
Wednesday
night
to
even
i
the
Memorial
Cup
series
at
three
j
games
apiece.
The
seventh
and
dclding
game
pf
the
series
for
the
Junior
Amateur
Hockey
j
championship
of
Canada
will
be
played
in
Toronto
on
Saturday.
BABE
RUTH
TO
VISIT
MEXICO
NEW
YORK
Babe
Ruth
announced
last
night
that
he
may
go
to
Mexico
for
a
visit
to
look
over
the
baseball
situation
there.
The
Bambino
says
he
has
no;
had
an
offer
to
play
in
the
league
although
everybody
lias
been
asking
lilin
about
a
passible
bid
from
the
Mexican
circuit.
Advertise
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word
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charge.
50c.
Birth
Notices
60c;
Cards
of
Thanks,
Death
Notices.
Funeral
Notices,
Marriage
and
Engagement
Announcements;
2.
BIRTH
NOTICE
WAMPLER
Born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
S.
Wampler
of
Seattle,
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
a
son,
Stephen
Edward,
on
Thursday,
April
25,
1946.
Both
mother
and
sou
doing
well.
(Vancouver
Sun
please
copy).
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
30
-foot
trailer.
See
boat
"G
&
G",
Cow
Bay.
(99)
FOR
SALE
Hand
sewing
machine.
433
7th
Ave.
East,
after
C
o'clock.
(It)
FOR
SALE
New
10-foot
clinker-built
row
boat
with
oars
and
locks.
Phone
Black
688.
(100)
FOR
SALE
Bed
davenport,
wine
shade;
dining
suite
in
fumed
oak;
steel
bedstead
and
spring;
fumed
oak
dresser;
three
sectional
bookcase,
top
and
base;
cook
stove
in
cream
enamel
finish;
reservoir
and
water
Jacket.
1025
Ninth
Avenue
E.
X100)
FOR
SALE
Large
cook
stove.
Phone
Green
6C0.
(102)
FOR
SALE
McClary
Jubilee
range,
tubs,
kitchen
table,
chairs,
shelves.
Venetian
blinds.
Black
898.
(99)
FOR
SALE
1934
liaht
delivery
Tuftiol
TlirtV"'iror1ntt
nuariii
it
1
Art
$275
cash.
Serial
No.
G31263,
new
llcepce
plate,
spare
tire
and
wheel.
200
Wantage
Road.
(100)
FOR
SALE
Five
room
house
on
10th
Ave.
East.
2
bedrooms.
j
large
garden.
$1800
terms.
Armstrpng
Agencies,
Phone
342.
(1001
FOR
SALE
1939
Plymouth
sedan
Deluxe.
Phone
71.
(99)
FOR
SALE
6-room
furnished
house.
742
7th
Ave.
West
q
12)
FOR
SALE
Fifteen
acres
of
river
bottom
land,
two
miles
I
southwest
of
Terrace;
all
fenced,
ten
acres
in
grass,
small
prchard
and
buildings.
Price
$1500
cash;
$1750
terms.
Box
1,
Terrace,
B.C.
(03)
I
DESIRABLE
RESORT
SITE
pn
scenic
Lake
Lakelse,
near
Terrace,
B.C.,
fqr
sale
or
lease.
Communicate
with
Frances
Poe.
147
Linden
Ave.,
Wilmette,
111.
(11C)
FOR
SALE
Roller
canaries,
singers
and
hens.'
Also
breeding
cages
and
pairs.
At
Star
Shoe
Shop,
Fulton
Street.
FOR
SALE
Slightly
used
hassocks,
reg.
$10,
now
$2.50;
used
electric
floor
lamps,
complete,
from
$4.50;
battery
radios,
selling
out,
$7.50;
4-plece
kitchen
set,
table
and
3
chairs,,
$6.00;
7-piece
dining
room
set.
$42.50;
bed
and
spring,
$4.00;
beds,
complete,
$12.00;
McClary
electric
range,
$10.00;
new
small
size
ranges,
wood
and
coal,
$8.50;
new
and
used
McClary
and
I
Gurney
ranges;
new
electric
from
$4.75.
All
kinds
of
fur
niture
and
hardware
sold
and
bouglit
at
the
lowest
prices,
See
us
for
a
good
deal.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.,
3rd
Ave!
Phone
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TO
SAW
better
lumber
more
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
J-'mited.
Vancouver,
B.C.
aft
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WILL
CARE
FOR
CinLDREN,
Friday
and
Saturday
evenings.
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East.
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COMFORTABLE
HOME
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to
middle-aged
or
elderly
lady
who
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be
companionable
.and
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prompt
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at
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Scores
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League
St.
Louis
3,
Pittsburgh
5.
Cincinnati
7,
Chicago
6.
Boston
5,
New
York
4.
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Chicago
11,
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York
5,
Boston
12.
Detroit
6,
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Louis
5.
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Toronto
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Newark
0.
Montreal
4,
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5.
Rochester
4,
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City
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Coast
League
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Seattle
3.
Sacramento
1,
San
Francisco
4.
Oakland
7,
Los
Angeles
4.
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Diego
2,
Portland
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The
Davis
Cup
competition
between
Canada
and
Mexico
has
been
scheduled
for
Montreal.
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dates
probably
will
be
June
13
through
W
June
15.
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1
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DUROCHER
CLEARED
BROOKLYN
Leo
Duroeher,
Brooklyn
Dodger
manager,
was
acquitted
yesterday
by
an
all-
male
jury
of
a
charge
of
second
i
degree
assault
against
a
23-year-old
Dodger
fan.
Joseph
Moore,
the
special
guard
at
Ebbets
Field
and
a
co-defendant
with
Duroeher,
also
was
acquitted.
A
war
veteran,
Johnson
Christian,
had
said
lie
was
beaten
up
In
an
encounter
under
the
Ebbets
Field
grandstand
aftpr
a
Brooklyn-Philadelphia
game
last
June.
Both
defendants
claimed
he
fell.
LIVERPOOL,
Eng..
W
Seven
veteran
Sunday
School
members
ag?d
between
88
and
90,
have
been
awarded
medals
for
long
and
faithful
service.
Activities
of
Rup-Rec
Civic
Centre
Music
Hour
program
tonight:
Overture
"II
Seraglio"
(Mozart).
Berlin
Philharmonic
Orchestra
cond.
by
Dr.
F.
Weiss-mann.
Bass
Solo
"Honor
and
Arms"
("Sampson")
(Handel).
Sung
by
Robert
Merlyn.
Volin
Solo
"Canzonetta"
(Ambrosio).
Played
by
Paul
Godwin.
Soprano
Salo
"Lo
Danza"
(Rossini).
Miliza
Korjus.
Overture
-"Orphee
aux
Enters"
rOrpheus
in
the
underworld")
(Offenbach).
Dajctf
Bela
Orchestra,
cond.
Dajos
Bela.
Chorus
"Die
Ehre
Gottes
In
der
Natur"
(Op.
48,
No.
4)
(Beethoven).
Berlin
Basilica
Choir,
with
-orchestra
and
organ,
cond.
by
Bruno
Kittel.
Symphony
No.
4
in
F
Major
(Op.
36)
(Tschaikowsky).
Conccrt-gebouw
Orchestra
of
Amsterdam,
cond.
Prof.
Dr.
Willem
Mengclberg.
Famous
Voices
of
the
Past
Dame
Clara
Butt,
contralto
solo,
"Three
Fishers
Went
Sailing
Out
Into
the
West"
(Hul-lah).
Piano
Solo
-"Intermezzo
in
C
Sharp
Minor"
lOp.
117,
No.
3
(Brahms).
Played
by
Eduard
Erdmann.
Divertimento
No.
14.
B
Flat
Major
(K.
270)
(Mozart).
For
woodwinds
flute,
oboe,
clarinet,
bassoon
and
horn.
Leipzig
Gewandhaus
Wind
Quin
tet.
Duo,
soprano
and
baritone
"Dunque
io
son?"
("Can
It
Be?")
CBarbcr
of
Seville"!
(Rossini).
Lily
Pons
and
Gui-seppe
de
Luca.
Symphonic
Foem
Flnlandla,"
Op.
20
(
Sibelius
I
.
Berlin
Philharmonic
Orchestra,
cond.
by
Dr.
F.
Wclssmann.
What's
011
Today
11:00
a.m.
to
13
noon
Juvenile
cla.s
for
Tiny
Tots.
Group
discussion
for
mothers.
4:30
to
5:30
p.m.
-Junior
boys'
class.
...BUILT
WITH
PREC
...PREFERRED
FOR
si
S
I
CZ7
Precision
is
more
than
a
word,
with
Gruen.
It
is
a
tradition
of
craftsmanship,
developed
through
generations
of
fine
watchmaking.
And
smarter
style
is
far
more
than
amereclaim
applied
to
Gruen
beauty
...
it
is
a
fact,
endorsed
p
ver
and
over
again
by
leading
fashion
authorities
everywhere.
VS.
TNI
ORUEN
DIALER
tut
Inim
THItl
IS
ONI
IN
VOUI
BIITIICT
7
THIS
AND
THAT
"C'mon,
quit
fooling
around
S
omiiesn
Two
timid
old
ladies
were
be-inj
ihown
through,
"an
insane
asylum.
The
inmates
were
congregated
In
the
yard.
One
of
tha
ladies
asked
a
burly
guard
if
he
did
not
fear
an
attack
from
one
of
the
inmates.
Said
the
guard:
"I
think
I'm
strong
enough
to
handle
any
of
them."
"But
what
if
two
of
them
attacked
yuu
at
once?"
questioned
the
visitor.
"Well,
I
think
I
can
handle
any
two
of
them,"
was
the
answer.
Whereupon
the
othr
lady
asked
what
would
happen
if
all
the
Inmates
attacked
him
at
one
time.
"Look.
lad,y,"
said
the
suard,
"if
theae
people
were
smart
enough
to
organize
they
wouldn't
be
in
here."
A
pretty
nurse,
Just
returned
from
service
in
the
South
Pacific,
was
describing
'an
air
raid
over
the
base
where
she'd
been
stationed.
"When
the
Jap
bombers
came
over,"
she
.said,
I
jumped
light
into
the
nearc
,t
wolfhole."
"Don't
you
mean
a
foxhole?"
interrupted
a
listener
"Maybe
a
fox
du
It
"
replied
the
nurse
sweetly,
"but
there
was
'
a
wolf
in
it
when
I
got
there
"
An
undertaker
found
a
donkev
lying
dead
in
his
backyard
and
went
to
inform
the
police
"What
shall
I
do
with
if
hi
asked
the
police
officer
in
charge.
"Do
with
it?
Bury
it.
pf
course,"
said
the
ornser.
laush-in!j.
"You're
an
undertaker
aren't1
you?"
"Certainly
I
am."
replied
the
undertaker.
"But
I
thought
it
my
business
to
come
round
and
Inform
the
relatives
first."
"Look
here,
Sarah,"
said
the
macter
of
the
house,
"how
many
LSI.O'N
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1
1
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W.'.W
II
Let's
get
down
to
business!"
Chuckl
es
more
times
have
I
to
tell
you
about
these
cobwebs?
I've
Just
had
to
sweep
one
off
the
bed-rail
and
throw
It
in
trie
fire
myself."
"Good
sraclous,
sir."
exclaimed
the
maid,
"that's
the
missus"
fancy
drew
for
tonight's
dance."
A
business
agent
was
recently
in
the
divorce
court.
The
Judge.
In
handing
down
his
decree,
addressed
these
words
to
the
defendant:
"I
have
decided
to
give
your
wife
$50
a
month."
"That's
fine,
Judge,"
said
the
agent.
"I'll
try
and
slip
her
a
couple
of
bucks
myself
once
in
a
while."
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cm.
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Rupert
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unanimously
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at
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Gordon
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advantage
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many
years
of
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general
machine
repa
perlence.
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Terrace
Machine
and
Garage
is
under
mqniapmpni.
ni
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ana
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securea
wc
of
j.
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who
many
years
of
expe.i"
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truck
work
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the
Motoring
Public
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is
a.
service
for
your
convenience
.
5'
are
invited
to
take
advantage
oi
it
Operator-FRANK
MORRISON
We
are
pleased
to
announce
that
conditions
now
permit
us
to
place
on
the
market
again
RUPERT
BRAhD
SCOTCH
TYPE
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them
today
from
your
Butcher
or
at
your
favorite
restaurant.
Fish
.anaaian
dian
AND
-
Cold
Storase
COMPANY
LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.