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Rupert
Dailp
f3cfos
Wednesday.
March
5.
1947
PACKERS
ARE
JUST
NOSED
OUT
AFTER
THRILLIING
GAME
WITH
SAVOY
-MACEY'S
COP
SENIOR
"B"
HONORS
B.
C.
Packers
fought
desperately
last
night
to
get
into
the
win
column
in
the
first
of
three
Senior
"A"
games
coming
up
with
Savoy
but,
in
the
closing
minutes
of
the
game,
Savoy
snatched
a
four-point
lead
on
the
Packers
which
was
jupst
a
little
too
much
for
the
fishmen
to
overcome.
Savoy
took
the
win
56-52
in
one
or
the
best
Senior
A
i
gan
3;
Davis
6;
D.
Arney
i;
Aior-
battle's
this
season.
The
Senior
"A"
brand
cf
games
is
getting
better
with
each
match
and
if
ihi
play-offs
are
anything
like
the
game
last
night
they
will
be
eood.
DOUBLE
IAUTOMATIC
BOOKLET
i
J.
P.
MOLLER
PHONE
BLUE
15o
124
4th
Ave.
East
PAPER
HANGING
AND
PAINTING
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving.
Beauty
Culture
in
all
Its
branches.
206
4th
Street
:
Phone
655
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
.
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
.
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SMITH
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ELKINS
LTD.
Plumbing
and
Heating
Engineers
g-an
14:
Murray
56.
'
3.
C.
Paer
Oalderone
2;
Cteeoae
II,
Fitch,
kcuston
31:
White
4;
Dcminato
14:
Brown:
Bird.
Mawone
2.
SWIMT
SIXTHS
Savoy
sot
the
jump
In
the
i
FAIWU
JllfiH
SCHOOL
firtt
frame
and
before
the
Packers
knov
what
was
happening,
they
weTe
on
the
short
end
by
Urt
111
count.
They
pulled
thfmseh'ps
together
somewhat
Although
8eet
Sixteen
last
by
an
Qyerwheinuns
41-11
drubbing,
the
?eore
gives
very
little
indication
of
the
game.
It
was
the
Bo-Me-Hi
ItainioirdY
shoot-
3
u.st
ai
the
period
ended
andin
ability
that
gave
them
the
had
crept
up
to
make
the
.score
win.
The
Sweets
had
a
fair
share
11-4.
In
the
second
quarter.
Packers
fought
hard,
battling
their
way
to
witMn
three
points
of
Hie
hstelmen.
23-23.
Again
in
Ihe
(hird
frame
the
Packers
fought
uphm.
but
this
ti.ne
they
'.vrre
rewarded
by
being
in
the
lead
r.
?cant
one
point
at
the
three-quarter
mark,
40-39.
The
last
frame
was
a
killer,
with
both
"quads
pounding
at
each
other
with
all
the
drive
they
could
muster.
Firnt
Packers
were
out
in
front,
then
Savoy,
and
then
the
Packers
rnaUhcd
thf
lead,
48-45.
8ud-l
"ctenly
Packers
were
behind,
50-48
then
it
was
52-48.
But
grimiy
hey
fcught
on,
narrowing
it
t'own
to
52-50.
Still
Savoy
moved
and
now
the
score
was
55-50.
Packers
were
drjving'hard
and
agai.i
they
were
within
four
points
but
the
pace
was
too
i
much.
The
game
slowed
down
and
then
It
was
all'over.
Savcy
wen
but
it
was
a
.sad
rolow
to
Packers.
BcU
Houston
of
the
Packers,
was
the
key
man
in
the
scoring
bracket
pounding
in
21
points
with
ev
Dcroiuato
and
Herb
Morgan
vying
for
second-place
honors,
each
with
14
points.
Handling
the
whistle
by
himself
and
doing
an
A-l
job
of
it
was
Johnny
Ccaiadina,
who
commented
after
the
game
that
the
Senior
"A"
was
sure
putting
on
some
bang-up
ball
games.
But
the
most
noticeable
thing
was
that
they
were
playing
basketball
instead
of
carrying
on
feudJ.
A
mere
24
fouls
were
dished
out
and
Savoy
copped
the
honors
in
that
department
taking
13
cf
them,
while
Packers
got
by
with
11.
Savoy
M.
Holkestad,
T.
Arney
10;
R.
Holkestad
9;
R.
Hau-
of
the
play,
but
when
it
came
to
dropping
tiie
ball
in
the
net,
they
had
considerable
trouble.
Jackie
Budinich
oi
the
Rain-birds,
had
another
one
of
her
big
nitftrts
as
she'
led
the
scor-
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainbirds
Hamil
ton
2;
Thaln
C;
Badinlch
16;
Bill
2;
Meraiee
2;
Howe
4;
A.
Hamilton
6;
Youeman
3;
Kennedy.
41.
Sweet
Sixteen
Currle
3;
Kil-dal,
Wendle,
Simosson,
Mc-Kinnon
3;
Youngman
2;
Hitch-ins,
Macintosh
1;
Dumas
2.
11.
MACEY'S
EDGES
OUT.
CO-OPS.
Once
again
Maeey's
took
the
win
in
the
Senior
"B"
division,
chaining
up
their
sixteenth
straight
victory
and
their
eighth
in
the
second
haK.
by
squeezing
out
Co-op,
32-29.
It
was
a
close-cteekins
battle
which
started
off
ricwiy,
with
Mae?s
having
the
lead
at
the
first
frame
brea
ther.
6-4.
f3nu
name
floVltino-
I
back
in
t'he
second
stanza
and
snatched
the
lead
from
the
vic-
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STRONG
PAPER
NONE
fINtft
MADE
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and
Professional
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Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
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Block
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Phone
387
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W.
Peterson
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Coal
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Phone
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Rupert
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Wedding
Bouquets
'Corsages
Designs
Potted
Plants
Bulbs
Novtflries
MODERATE
PRICES
Prompt
attention
to
mail
orders.
Box
516,
Phone
777,
300
3rd
Ave
Serving
the
Fisheries
Industry
Wells
(P.R.)
Ltd.
LABELLING
CONTRACTORS
BLUE
980
rot
PROMPT
and
EFFICIENT
SERVKi
your
ifttft
to
COLUMBIA
OPTICAL
CO.
U
tors
just
before
Mie
half
ended
with
the
score
standing
15-12
Macey's
took
over,
a
fain
aftr
the
half
and
led
by
one
lone
point
at
the
start
of
the
last
(
frame.
20-19.
Tr.e
last
period
was
a
dirrg-
;don
bailie
with
.Co-op
vainly
I
uy:i
g
to
take
over
the
lead
and
10
bold
it.
But
Macpy's
weren't
to
be
stepped
although
it
did
look
like
it
fir
awfofle.
The
scoring
honors
were
divided
yth
Menales
of
ilacey's
and
Viereck
of
Co-op
each
netting
11
points.
But
Menzje
had
a
little
more
support
than
did
Viereck.
Co-cp's
usual
big
gun.
Slatta,
bad
another
of
his
off
nights,
netting
a
mere
five
points.
11a-oey's
win
last
nifht
puts
them
up
as
tbe
winner
.cf
the
second
half
cf
the
Senior
"B"
Jea3ue.
w.th
the
Bo-Me-HI
Rainmakers
the
winners
of
the
first
hall
just
before
they
were
sent
up
to
the
Sepior
"A"
division.
As
yet
though
a
play-off
date
has
pot
been
set.
Mwejr'f
Metjzte
11;
Arastec
8;
Haufan
2;
B.
Pierce
5;
E.
Pierre
2;
Tf
ag
2;
James
2.-32.
Co-op-Menzks
J;
Petersen
C;
Leland,
Vicreek
II:
eiaWa
5:
Lewis,
VVhiU'ubiotk,
Sheppard
4.
W.
riiiono
roin:s
HOME
AT
LAST
In
the
Junior
loop
last
niaht.
Or
otU)
came
oat
at
the
doldrums
ing
parade
with
10
beauttmi
rHh
a
roar
and
downed
th?
points.
Jackie
has
one
of
the
I
U'atU
and
Klefciftcn
squad
43-23
prcl-tiert
shots
in
the
Ladies
League-in
fact,
toe
Junior
League
fouW
be'lncluded
in
that
and
last
night
it.
surely
paid
off.
In
the
absence
of
Coach
Alex!
Bill,
the
tiirOs
were
handled
by
Mr.
J.
A.
Teng,
who
did
a
fine
job.
On
the
very
riiort
side
at
the
end
of
the
first
frame.
18-2,
the
Sweets
drc-pped
still
farther
back
as
the
half
closed.
20-3.
Then
in
the
last
bnsT
-of
the
game,
al
though
the
Co-eds
out
-
scored
them,
they
fought
right
up
until
the
finai
whist!?.
At
the
three-
quarter
mark,
it
was
2-6,
with
High
S:hool
still
plugging
in
the.r
shots
from
all
angles.
in
a
fast
show.
Watts
and
'Nlck-erson
(railed
aM
the
way
but
stUl
they
manaaed
to
have
a
good
half
of
the
play
in
their
hacds.
Grotto
)4
the
shooting
eye
last
night,
with
Andy
Owens
sparking
them
with
16
points.
Tialhng
10-1
at
the
flat
tfuarr
ter
majrK,
Watts
and
Nickersos
still
cowfdn't
get
rolHne
in
the
second
frme.
And:
Grotto
ended
up
the
bff
by
increasing
the
In
the
second
half
Watts
and
Nickerffcn
beyan
to
show
a.
little
better
form
but
still
they
trail
ed
27-13
at
the
three-quarter
post.
In
the
coining
minutes
of
the
last
nericd.
It
looked
a$
though
the
ekWers
might
get
bak
Into
the
battle-as
Ray
t
5ERViiN'Ci;-C;A
t:
.:.'
SHORT
SPORT
In
the
16th
annua!
heekey
game
between
the
West
Point
Mittary
Academy
and
the
Royal
Military
College
at
Kingston,
Ont.,
eight
years
ago
ody
the
United
States
eadets
won
their
first
victory
over
the
Canadian
Previously
the
West
Pointers
had
Ued
only
one
game
to
breach
the
R-M.C.S
itrlnfi
of
wins.
The
mile
bkjrcle
record
held
by
Tarchy
Peuen
of
Vlstorta
was
betered
at
Los
Angeles
12
years
ago
by
Frank
Parte!!,
bewlakered
,
Czecholavalcian,
do
fkfepmed
'
around
a
trade
at
80.531
miles
an
hour,
four
mues
better
than
the
'
Canad'an
red
head's
mark.
i
TEK-I'IX
STANDINGS
Savoy
B.-A.
Oil
99
Taxi
Gen.
Motors
Imp.
Oil
W;
and
N
W
L
P-
Pins
13
10
10
9
7
5
5
8
8
9
11
13
13
14843
1
10
13786
10-
13649
9
13216
7
14GI6
5
13466
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
March
8
B.C.
Packets
v
Savoy.
March
11
Savoy
vs.
B.C
1
Packers.
March
15
Savoy
vs.
licrli
School.
.
March
18
Iligh
School
vs.
B.C.
Packers.
Spring
led
oM
with
three
quick
ihots.
Jurt
as
they
were
beginning
to
roll,
Grotto
moved
and
Watts
and
Nickerson
bogged
d-cun
again.
Watts
and
Nickerson
-Ratch-
iford
1;
Kelly
4;
Bill.
Jrrs
2
Sflni
9;
Echai'T
7:
Web-ter
Garner.
Laurie.
23.
Grctto
Hetb
fl;
Youhgnian
8;
Currle
1;'
Owens
16;
R.
Anderson
4;
Graham,
B.
Anderson
2;
Johnson.
40.
'
,
i
-.
BIGTEN
.,
Games
Total
Average
Bury.
S..
Savoy
.............,,..
48
8494
177
Sparks,
R.,
Savoy
;
-.w'81
87W)
172
Klnslor.
N.,
0.-A.
Oil
...
45
7695
171
Gunderson,
N..
Imperial
Oil
-
.45
7494
1G7
Morrison,
F..
99
Taxi
39
6393
164
Arney,
D..
Imperial
Oil
51
8256
162
Dell,
V.,
Imperial
Oil
.-
39
6301
162
McMeekln,
T,
B.-A.
Oil
'.
5
1
8234
1
61
Pierce,
E..
Watts
and
Nickerson
.'.
50
7932
159
Currle.
J.,
Imperial
OU
45
7165
159
Ladies
'A'
Bowling
March
11
Orange
vs.
Lucky
Strikes,
Ideal
Cleaners
vs.
Annettes.
Moose
vs.
Miller
Bay,
Toilers
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Variety
vs.
Savoy.
March
18
Ideal
Cleaners
vs.
Moose.
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Milter
Bay.
ToUers
vs.
Savoy,
Variety
"
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Orange
vs.
An-j
nettes.
1
March
25
Annettes
v.
Miller
Bay,
Ideal
Cleaners
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Toilers
vs.
Variety,
Orange
vs.
Moose,
Lucky
Strikes--
vs.
Savoy.
Aprrl
1
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Variety.
Tollers
vs.
Miller
Bay.
Orange
vs.
Ideal
Cleaners,
Moose
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Annettes
vs.
Savoy.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
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time?
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I
BssWsTLkwTi
To
speed
6having,
use
the
Gillette
Tecii
Razor
and
today's
Gillette
BlueBJade.
These
two
arc
precision
made,
fit
exactly,
and
give
you
extra
shaving
comfort.
You
save
money,
too,
for
Gillette
double
edges
mean
tliBtt
f
'fi
double
economy.
feel,
f
he
f
use
Gillette
With
thenedges
ever
honedl
T
H
R
O
U
C
H-i
C
H
E;MI
S
TRY
'
Yot'R
stoki'KRKPKK
may
lliink
lie
Wtil
liaiiillc
clifiniktn,
Imt
every
tiling
In
tfU
from
MiMume
jewelry
In
n-fripvratoni,
U
In
vlwile
or
in
art,
a
h-iural
jinxluet.
Cuin'itry
U
a
ilstl
facti.r
in
falirirn
anl
AhmIs,
lea
titer
and
lot
s,
It's
at
lltenMitU'iwmiifilrr
anil
in
the
hardware
department.
Vkii
find
it
more
and
inure
whenever
yon
Ihiji
as
njlou
hiMery,
fairies
and
hristles,
in
new
plastie
arlieles
and
a
"d
lLiiihanK'
wrappings
to
pniteet
gMMls
and
make
them
more
attractive.
The
lirinieal
itiduntry
never
f
tsnd
riill.
It
mntinues
to
create
new
useful
prodneii
and
In
improve
many
old
ones.
It
rontrihutrt
to
the
wcll-lieing
of
all
f
w
.
.
.
villi
the
C-f-L
oval
the
bviiiIk,!
()f
an
organization
devoted
to
wmng
Canadians
through
chemistry.
"IWe's
a
lacL
NABISCO
SHREDDED
WHEAT
lirSCIVING
an
ll-ur
rr-
v
formance'
-
with
tip
and
driic
to
spare!
NAlilSCO
SHKEDOED
VCllEAT
it
ihc
nut.tni,
lilting
cereal
park-ttl
witb
bonrst
nourishmmi
and
energy.
In
tcodt'f-baktd
cruncby
Rooditu
aluars
"srorM"
with
tad
old
alike.
It'i
made
from
100''
Canadian
hole
wheal
with
all
tlie
btnetcial
bran
and
wheal
term.
Enery-buildinc
whole
wheat
tteamcd,
ihrcd-
ded
and
baked
to
a
nrhhune-brown.
Nothing
added!
Canodifln
Sltrddtd
Whtst
CmH"t
ltd.
Hftm
fatlt,
CMla
Mm,
It
Won't
Be
Long
ne
.
"
and
e
am
me
re
i.
b
truck
operators
will
have
to
have
deper.Jit!e
ci
t
free
service
from
their
equipment
We
Suggest
71181
'ou
comf
!:i
arJ
Vt
2J2
the
necessary
repairs
NOW!
t
prevent
costly
tie-ups
later
on.
OUR
MIXILVMCAL
AND
BODV
It
EPA
I
It
DEPAtT
are
well
equipped
and
fully
st.if.fcd
to
rrry
ct
ti
promptly
and
efficiently.
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1208
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SALE
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2nd
Ave.
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and
repair
work
on
all
makes
of
vehicles.
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TEKUACE
MACHINE
SHOP
AND
GAM
GHNRRAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Unreserved
Auction
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of
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
To
be
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on
Thursday,
March"1
Commencing
at
2:30
p.m.
Sharp,
in
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On
instructions
of
the
owner
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our
customers
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nave
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premises
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3-piere
Chestetfield
Suite
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Record
Player;
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Walnut
P.edroom
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Saxophone,
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field
Table;
Single
and
Double
IVo
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5'1
Coffee
Tabic:
Table
Lamp:
Axminster
Mf.
.rfM
Couth;
Carpentet's
Lathe,
30-inch;
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Boffet:
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Set;
Jacknlfe
Table;
C
Chairs
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Toaster;
Set
of
Dishes;
Pillows;
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P.O,
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Terms:
Cash
These
goods
are
not
to
be
held
over
and
by
auction.
GEORGE
J.
DAWES
The
Auctioneer
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