4
Prince
nupctt
Dailp
r3cAos
Saturday.
October
12,
1946
CALIFORNIA
PARTY
ON
MOOSE
HUNT
.'
BURNS
LAKE
Dr.
Joseph
C.
;Lrenz,
Dr.
W.
H.
Martin
and
.Harry
G.
Frerlch3,
all
of
Bur
llnsamc,
California,
and
"Bud"
.
Barnes,
rancher
of
Covtllo,
Cal.,
;are
In
the
district
on
a
hunting
;trip.
Their,
guides
were
Sam
Eakin
and
Slim
Henry,
with
Oscar
Schmidt
of
Vanderhoof
as
cook.
The
party
had
a
most
success-fifull
hunt
as
each
one
of
the
;
party
bagged
his
moose,
an
exceptional
head
falling
to
the
sun
"of
Bud
Barnes.
On
the
early
part
of
the
trip
brainy
weather
prevailed!.
Reach-Sngrthe
Portage
between
Whits-sail
Lake
and
the
Big
Eutsuk
they
found
the
portage
trac!;
in
good
condition
and
the
grade
greatly
improved,
but
a
new
car
for
portaging
the
boats
is
a
prime
necessity.
Mr.
Martin
missed
a
big
bull
moose
in
the
first
day
out,
and
bit
the
second
day
overshot
a
billy
goat,
firing
24
.shots.
It
was
J
then
he"
discovered
his
telescona
'
sight-had
been
displaced
slightly
while
making
the
portage.
Harry
G.
Frerichs
missed
a
moose
in
the
failing
light
of
evening
and
had
to
make
a
hurried
camp
without
blankets
or
grub.
He
returned
to
camp
at
noon
the
next
day.
tired
and
hungry.
Returning
across
the
portage,
they
returned
down
the
Tahtsa
river,
thence
up
the
Tahtsa,
building
a
new
camo
some
12
miles
upstream.
There
the
kill
of
four
moose
was
made.
.Returning
home
with
their
bag
they
reached
the
Henry
ranch
in
time
to
attend
the
wedding
of
Jimmy
Morgan
and
drink
a
toast
to
his
charming
bride.
No
meat
was
wasted.
All
was
dressed,
loaded
in
the
trailer
and
is
on
the
W2y
to
California.
The:
party
has
arranged
to
return
next
fall.
ROCKLIKE
PLASTER
Plasters,
such
as
plaster
of
Paris,
can
be
made
hard
as
marble
and
strong
as
stone
with
a
newly
developed
process.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
31-ft.
trolling
boat;
8
horsepower
Vivian
engine;
complete
with
6
spool
gurdies.
Inquire
at
Fishermen's
Co-op.
(246)
FOR
SALE
Trolling
vessel
"Proven";
8
h.p.
Easthope
en-glne,
complete
with
Swan
gur-dies
and
crossdrive.
Inquire
at
Fishermen's
Co-op.
(246)
;
WANTED-Hairdresser
for
shop
-
in
Prince
George.
Write
Box
807,
Prince
George,
B.
C.
(248)
RED
SOX
ONLY
ONE
GAME
AWAY
FROM
PENANT
BOSTON
Boston
Red
Sox.
leading
St.
Louis
Cardinals
three
games
to
two
in
the
race
for
the
World
Series
baseball
penant,
hope
to
continue
their
winning
streak
Sunday
in
the
cards
home
town.
Another
win
for
the
Sox
will
end
the
series.
War
Assets
Bowling
CHICKS
B.
Houtson
190
199
S.
Stiles
177
204
B.
Holden
148
132
E.
Houston
120
98
J.
Berg
70
47
Low
Score
106
116
Totals
811
796
WINGDINGERS
G,
Brown
106
160
R.
Ooodall
152
125
P.
Aird
114
116
K.
Aird
115
189
S.
Macdonald
132
134
G.
Nichols
174
205
Handicap
75
75
Totals
HELLDIVERS
.868
1004
I
G.
Lemire
209
164
Z.
Lemire
166
151
I
Al
Ross
200
189
M.
Simundsen
156
105
A.
Calderoni
189
134
Totals
920
743
GULLS
M.
Murizabu
174
113
O.
Nelson
108
183
H.
Brewer
179
222
J.
Unwin
88
176
P.
Dustan
174
113
Totals
723
807
SHARPSHOOTERS
L.
Hltchins
145
177
V.
Carrur
193
143
N.
Powell
184
140
A.
Nelson
239
200
D.
ChaDDle
157
127
Handicap
25
25
Totals
943
813
WASPS
D.
Frost
103
112
S.
Rees
95
117
A.
.
Tolpy
141
212
Ferris
90
149
F.
Stratford
67
135
Totals
496
725
SPITFIRES
M.
Postuk
181
142
Michl
145
144
Chrissie
46
50
G.
Yule
.:
152
156
Hartz
118
187
Storseth
108
108
Totals
750
787
MOSQUITOS
B.
Brown
161
167
M.
Edgar
142
142
G.
Brown
118
173
T.
Parkhouse
158
236
B.
Thornton
109
173
C.
Gustavson
123
116
Totals
811
1007
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TJMv"tVmt
Murray,
a
mighty
----
;
appears
appears
to
to
be
be
tl
After
a
lapse
of
nearly
seven
years,
organized
basketball
will
return
to
the
city
on
Saturday
night
of
this
week
when
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
opens
the
1948-47
season
at
the
Civic
Centre
gym.
Seme
basketball
has
been
played
in
the
interim
in
the
form
of
all-star
shows
against
outside
competition
in
which
games
we
took
a
backseat
to
few
teams
but
as
far
as
regular
commercial
league
operations
go
there
Just
haven
t
been
any.
We
have
had
little
in
the
Junior
or
Intermediate
ranks
outside
of
the
Bo-
Me-Hl
teams
which
have
been
kept
in
trim
by
the
efforts
of
coach
Alex
Bill
and
this
year
will
see
no
less
than
four
Junior
outfits
and
three
Intermediate.
Many
soorts
fans
who
will
take
in
the
games
this
winter
will
be
unaware
of
the
work
that
ha3
been
put
in
on
the
various
teams
and
should
feel
proud
of
their
city
when
they
consider
the
en
thusiasm
displayed
by
all
con
cerned
in
the
operation
of
the
eague.
Coaches
such
as
Wally
Landon,
Syd
Woodsids.
youns
Bud
Pierce
and
Maurice
Tens
as
patient
a
foursome
as
is
to
be
found
anywhere,
are
the
men
behind
the
scene
and
have
been
spending
their
evenings
with
their
charges
for
over
six
weeks
now
.getting,
them
in
readinesi
for
the
winter's
play.
Their
teams,
the
Juniors,
are
the
most
important
when
everything
is
considered
as
they
are
teams
that
must
produce
to
keep
the
sport
alive.
On
the
intermediate
front
we
have
Bobby
Houston,
George
Viereck
and
of
course
Alex
Bill
tearing
their
hair
while
thev
have
it
to
tear
and
doinr
a
job
of
which
they
can
be
proud.
Bobby
Houston
has
been
confined
to
hospital
and
his
home
for
the
past
week
and
rather
than
miss
anything
hit
Macey's
pang
have
bcn"vlslting
his
home
for
paper
talks
on
do's
and
dont's
of
the
game.
Bob.
by
the
way,
will
be
missed
by
his
99
buddies
on
Saturday
night,
but
will
be
on
the
Job,
minus
his
tonsils,
for
the
second
game
on
the
following
Saturday.
Yes
it
looks
like
our
year
here
In
the
north
and
we
hiv
th
talent
on
hand
to
make
It
our
year.
We
have
those
three
intermediate
teams
that
will
bo
plri
ing
their
hearts
out
for
the
right
to
meet
the
Vancouver
College
sometime
later
in
the
year
and
three
senior
teams
battling
it
out
for
the
right
to
represent
Prince
Rupert
in
the
provincia)
playoffs
for
the
senior
B.
C.
championship.
Dr.
Montgomery,
former
U.B.
C.
coach,
will
trot
a
gang
of
youngsters
sponsored
by
Carl
Zarelli,
the
popuplar
inn-keeper
into
the
senior
league
of
three
teams
and
great
things
are
expected
of
his
charges
when
com-bimll
with
his
knowledge
of
the
game.
We
have
of
course,
chaps
around
town
like
Art
Murray
that
never
seem
to
have
regard
for
names
or
reputations
and
this
year
Murray
promised
defeat
to
not
only
the
other
two
teams
in
the
league
but
to
the
ultimate
vistors
in
the
southern
senior
B
playoffs.
"We
have
had
teams
here
be
fore
with
big
names
and
big
name
players
and
we
have
sent
them
home
with
their
heads
down
and
this
year
we
mean
business
more
than
ever"
states
rough
state-
but
with
what
the
mostest
of
the
bestest
In
talent
on
his
team
he
may
not
be
far
out.'
B.
C.
Packers
composed
of
bij
Russ
White
from
Tookes
In
Vancouver
and
Nick
Mazzon
of
the
senior
B
entry
of
thsame
name
in
the
southern
city,
teamed
with
Fred
Calderone,
John
Morrison,
Ernie
Ratchford,
Don
Fitch
and
Bill
Vance
cannot
be
overlooked
by
critics
as
they
have
on
the
line-up
ball
players
of
no
minor
calibre
that
will
improve
as
the
league
Drosresses
and
could
easily
become
the
dark
horses
or
the
season.
Such
popular
faces
as.
Jarvis
McLeod,
collector
of
customs,
E
J.
(Fitzr
Fitzpatrick.
public
works
supterintendent,
Jack
Mcintosh,
Harry
Arney,
Algie
Hunter,
Bill
Beynon
and
of
course
Mrs.
"Ma"
Dickens
will
be
looked
for
this
Saturday
night
when
the
wnisue
goes
to
start
off
the
sea-'
son,
but
this
year
there
will
be
j
many
others.
It
won't
be
like
the
i
old
days
when
your
own
blanket
was
a
necessity,
everything
Is
nice
and
cosy
down
at
Don
Forward's
sports'
emptr:um
and
its
I
going
to
be
kept
like
that
if
you
all
get
out
and
aboard
the
bandwagon
for
your
favorites.
So
there
you
have
It
soort
fans.
You
have-
made
this
little
city
of
ours
".The
best
darned
sportini
town
in
America"
and
that's
the
way
we
want
to
keep
it.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Senior
"A"
October
12
Savoy
vs.
99
Taxi.
October
15
B.C.
Packers
vs.
Savoy.
Senior
"BM
October
12
High
School
vs.
Macey's.
October
15
Co-op
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LEAGUE
SOCCER
BY
FLOODLIGHT
BEING
STUDIED
LONDON,
W-Bill
McConnell,
chairman
of
tho
Liverpool
football
club
which
toured
Canada
and
the
United
Stales
this
summer,
believes
he
has
a
substitute
for
the
Memendous
appeal
of
greyhound
racing
in
the
evenings.
It's
league
soccer
by
floodlight.
Liverpool
played
five
matches
under
the
lights
during
its
North
America
tour
and
everyone
officials,
players
and
the
crowd
were
satisfied,
he
says.
"Soccer
is
booming
all
right,
but
we
must
do
something
to
challenge
with
zm,.
the
appeal
of
the;
dogs
in
the
evenhv?.-:."
McConnell
believes
the
Football
Association
is
missing
a
"great
chance'
if
It
doesn't
authorize
soccer
under
the.
lUhtJ.
But
his
ldeq
was
tried
out
14
years
ago
when
two
Arsenal
sides
played
a
floodlit
match
at
Highbury
with
a
white
ball.
There
was
another
test
at
Lon
don's
White
City
stadium.
The
experts,
directors,
managers
and
players
were
agreed
on
the
possibilities
of
the-
venture
If
it
were
done
in
a
big
way.
Sna?s,
chiefly
expenses,
finally
blacked
out
the
floodlights
and
the
idea
was
pigeon-holed.
PROGRESSIVE
ICELAND
Duelling
as
a
court
of
last
was
abolished
by
the
Icelandic
parliament
in
1000.
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STORE
HOURS:
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from
9
a.m.
till
9
p.m.
Sundays
and
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from
12
p.m.
till
2
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and
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9
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