&rfnrc
Rupert
Daflp
I3cUi&'
Friday
March
23.
1947
B.
C.
SPRING
WEATHER
BRINGS
OUT
ANGLERS
The
steel-head
derby
in
Vedder
River,
near
Chilliwack,
east
of
Vancouver,
brings
out
many
springtime
anglers
such
as
the
one
shown
here.
Unlike
many
parts
of
Canada,
which
are
still
covered
by
snowdrifts,
British
Columbia
is
enjoying
weather
lavorable
to
anglers
who
are
taking
every
advantage
of
it.
Radio
Dial
CFPR
1240
Kilocycles
(Subject
to
change)
FRIDAY
PM.
4:00
Ed
McCurdy
Sings
4:15
Stock
Quotations
4
:3C
Especially
For
You
4:45
Sleepy
Time
Story
Teller
5:00
Recorded
Varieties
5:3C
To
be
announced
5:45
Community
Calendar
C:
00
Alan
and
Me
6:30
Malkin's
Melody
Money
Time
6:45
Times
Have
Changed
G:
50
Recorded
Interluac
7:oo-;bc
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Heritage
of
Music
8:00
Prairie
Schooner
8:30
Winnipeg
Drama'
9:00
Continental
Varieties
9:30
Three
Suns
Trio
9:45
Lee
Sims
-
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....
1
-
a:aa
aoio
spotiignt
10.00-CBC
News
:
10:10
B.
C.
News
10:15-Says
Who?
10:30
Dal
Richards
Orch.
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off
SATURDAY
A.M.
7:30
Musical
Clock.
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Pick
of
the
Hits
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Xjttle
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
9:15
Junior
Concert
9:30
The
Adventures
of
Monte
Qristo
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Band
Stand
;
J0:15
World
Church
News
10:30
Hits
of
the
Shows
10;45-CBC
News
10:55
Weather
Forecast
KM.'
11:00
Music
For
Dancing
4;1:30
Message
Period
'11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11M5
Personal
Album
12:00
Musical
Program
12:25
Program
Resume
12:10
Polka
Time
12:45
Serenade
for
Strings
1:00
Jeanette
MacDonald
1:15
English
Favorites
1:30
Hit
Songs
'of
Yesterday
2:00
Tea
and
Crumpets
3:00
El
Ritmo
Tropical
.1
Wr
'THIRD
ROUND
I
OF
BILLIARDS
;
Robert
James
defeated
John
j
Bulger
to
be
the
first
contestant
'
to
enter
the
third
round
of
the
I
Canadian
Legion
English
billiard
tournament
which
is
currently
under
way
in
tne
Legion
rooms.
The
James-Bulger
match
was'
the
first
of
the
second-round
play-offs
with
the
first
round
still
inccmplete.
Two
games
are
silll
to
be
played
in
the
first
round.
James
Nicoll
has
still
to
meet
R.
L.
Tough
and
Bruce
Simundson
must
meet
A.
Taylor
before
the
initial
phase
Is
completed.
In
.the
latest
games
of
the
first-
round
competition,
J.
Paul
defeated
Harry
Normand,
.100
to
66,
and
J.
Campbell
won
over
H.
A.
Duncan
.by
a
100-88
score.
in
the
third
round,.
Mr.
James
will
meet
the
winner
of
the
game
between
W.
H.
Fudger
and
Neil
Canieron.
SCHEDULE
OF
FIVE-PIN
BOWLS
March
31
Stones
vs.
Fish
Dock;
Grotto
vs.
Gyro;
Co-op
vs.
Moose:
Peoples
Store
vs.
Burns;
North
Star
vs.
Morgans;
Malkins
vs.
Post
Office.
"April
7
Morgans
vs.
Grotto;
Burns
vs.
Co-op;
Peoples
Store
vs:
Fish
Dock;
North
Star'
vs.
Malkins;
Post
Office
vs.
Gyro;
Stones
vs.
Moose.
April
14--Co-op
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Malkins
vs.
Fish
Dock;
Barns
vs.
Post
Office;
Stones
vs.
Grotto;
Morgans
vs.
Moose;
Gyro
vs.
North
Star.
"
"
April
21
Grotto
vs.
Burns;
Stbnes
vs,
North.
Star;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Morgans;
Moose
vs.
Post
Of
flee;
Gyro
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Co
ope
vs.
Malkins.
HONEST
WEIGHT?
The
mass
of
the
earth
has
been
estimated
as
weighing
about
six
sevtlllion,
600
'
Today
in
Sports
CANADIENS
WIN
AGAIN
Scored
Second
Vittory
in
Stanley
Cup
Semi-Finals
Over
Itoslon
MONTREAL
Montreal
Cana-
diens
went
two
up
in
the
National
Hockey
League
play-off
series
of
beit
four'
games
out
of
seven.
;
The
Canadiens
defeated
Boston
Bruins
two
goals
to
one
last
',
niaht
in
overtime.
TheV
had
tak-
3
io
1.
The
winners.
of
Canadiens
vs.
Borton
will
meet
In
the
final
wit'li
the
winner
of
Toronto
vs.
Detroit
in
which
the
Maple
Leafs
are
one
up,
having
taken
the
.,
openins
game.
.
"
LADIES
"B"
1B0WL
SCORES
WliirlwiniK
Heat
"-s
In
Three
1'i.nncs
In
last
night's
session
of
ladles
'B"
fivc-p;n
league,
Whirlwinds
'
took
three
yanws
from
Co-op
to
emerge
as
he
ouly
straight
winner
In
the
evening's
play.
High
individual
score
lor
a
single
game
was
M.
l'ostuk
with
264,
while-'
the
highest
three-game
individual
Fcorc
was
bowled
by
E.
Rouleau
with
613..
Game
scores:
Whirlwinds
3,
Co-op
0.
,
Watts
and
Nickerson
2,
Peoples
Store
1.
Prices
Board
'2.
Khatodas
1.
.
Atiin
2,
Bankers
1.
Revenuers
2,
Docketles
1.
'
CO-OPS
'
J.
Clark
.
165
129
192
S.
Johnson
85
163.
75
D,
Simonson
113
141
99
B.
Rudderham
....
193
84
151
Low
Score
144
116
89
Handicap
79
79-
79
Totals
784
717
635
WHIRLWINDS
B.
Cow-gill
'
166
214
'
1(53
A.
Demaere
187
116
89
E.
Mennell
144
'234
132
E.
Morse
.1
145
131
182
M.
Postuk
169
163
264
Handicap
32
32
32
Totals
843
805
864
..
.PEOPLES
,
"
C.
Bellamy
Ill
161
160
E.
Clark
132
166
139
M.
Stewart
118
112
69
S.
Ramsay
182
162
120
I.
Ramsay
177
143
117
"Handicap
45
45
45
Totals
765
789
650
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
M.
Crass
132
114
182
E.
Noble
217
142
116
J.
Shenton
89
186
162
A.
,
Pierce
150
212
148
V.
Wrathall
97
175
164
Handicap
6
6
6
Totals
691
835
778
khAtadas-
Y.
Turcotte
88
95
99
B.
.Payne
'.
88
143
135
A.
Grlmble
132
114
144
M.'
Boulter
108
GO
77
H.
Watrin
127
134
222
Handicap
120
120
120
Total's
:.
:
6G3
666
797
W.
P.
T.
B.
"
.
Holkestad
;'.
133
219
174
E.
Peterson
..J,
97
'
83
64
P.
Black
i.
128
110
72
M.
Johnson
155
111
173
B.
McChesney
......
96
103
85
Handicap
135
135
135
Totals
744
766
703
-
ATLIN
G.
McNeill
151
197
216
F.
Cramer
126
203
180
L.
Schroder
173
157
180
LETTERBOX
VISIT
AITKIX'IATKI)
Sports
Editor,
Daily
News:
During
the
recent
invitation
basketball
tournament.
the
iew
Westminster
School's
Basketball
Association
.was
most
fortunat?
in
having
an
entry
from
Booth
Memorial
High,
School
of
your
city.
Ovetromingsuch
major
disadvantages
as
lack
cf
competition
against
prop-school'
teams,
excessive
travel,
and
stranse
playing
contfltlous,
your
lads
put
on
a.nwt
praiseworthy
performance.
'Their
team-spirit
was
excellent
and
their
sportsmanship
on
and
off
the
floor
drew
many
fa
voi
able
comments.
lUnder
Coach.
Alex
.Bill.
the.Bo-Me-lli
boys
were
a
.real
credit
to
lliem-soVvcs,
their
school
and
tlifh
r'J.y
and
we
would
welcome
them
hat'!:
again
ncx.t
year.
KEN
WRIGHT
(On
behalf
of
the
N.W5.B.A.'
SHORT
SPORT
Five
years
last
nl&ht
JoeLouls
heavyweight
champion
of
the
world,
?ucceJully
defended
his
title
for
the
21st
time
by
knocking
out
Abe
Simon
at
New
York.
In
a
benefit
bout,
hafore;
a
crowd
of
17,000.
Louis
wei.gh.cd
;
207
and
his
opponent
255.
A
record
number
cf
fines
in
National
Hockey
League
history
resulted'
from
a
Stanley
Cup
playoff
game
seven
years
ago
tonight.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
defeated
Detroit
Red
I
Wings,
3-1.
Nine
Toronto
and
eight
Detroit
players
drew
$25
fines
after
a
fight
that
Involved
practically
all
members
of
the
two
teams.
M.
Anton
95
.122
114
J.
Neilson
i
141
127
148
Handicap
95
95
.95
Totals
781
901
933
BANKERS
L.
Thornton
126
151
164
J.Thornton
151
155
171
B.
Usick
171
62
106
M.
Amadio
149
i9.G.
115
B.
Laird
'
122
114
;l44
Handicap
77
77
77
Totals
796
745
8G7
REVENUERS
1
R.
Andreassen
....
159
162
107
1
G.
Stangebye
161
201
201
E,
Hintz
174
.137
173
I
R.
Ramsay
162
147
223
j
E.
Rougeau
260
149
204
!
Handicap
30
30
30
Totals
946
826
938
DOCKETTES
R.
Magner
124
204
110
R.
Christlnsen
:
144
173
131
M.
Montgomery
....
157
153
145
E.
Osterberg
76
102
97
E.
Anderson'
116
179
248
Handicap
79
79
79
Totals
696
890
810
MARCH
30
City
Championship
10
PIN
SINGLES
AND
All
entries
to
be
In
by
Noon
Sunday,
March
30
J
Games
commence
12:15
p.m.J
1.
,
JlPlel
,
1
You
can
always
spot
a
winner
in
any
field-provided
you
know
the
individual
qualities
that
make
for
leadership.
That's
why
keen
smokers
choose
Winchesters,
made
from
the
choicestTurkish,
Virginia
and
Hurley
tobaccos
-"Uiended
Right"-consistent
leaders
when
it
comes
to
taste,
aroma,
smoking
satisfaction.
Winchester
PLAN
SPORTS
PROGRAM
FOR,
SHIPS'
VISIT
The
Canadian
Legion,
Naval
Reieive
dlvWeri
and
Civic
Centre
will
ccmibine
efforts
to
pro-vtd
-ports
and
entertainment
for
the
crews
of
the
Canadian
warships
Uganda
and
descent
during
their
two-day
visit
here
on
April
10
and
11.
Responding
to
a
letter
from
the
ftports
officer
of
the
Uganda,
representatives
of
three
kicjos
met
in
the
Legion
rooms
lust
night
and
cultinrd
a
program
whlJh
will
Include
basketball,
soccer,
iboxing
and
Informal
sports
between
the
Navy
meii
and
local
tsams.
High
on
the
priority-
list
will
be
soccer.
The
Navy
men
have
specifically
asked
for
a
game
in
order
defend
iheir
possession
cf
the
Hanson
Trophy
wrjlch
they
won
from
a
krtal
team
last
SopttcrJber.
The
mug
has
been
decorating
the
wardrooms
cf
both
vessels
since
a
composite
team
took
It
from
a
hastily
or-sanlzed
local
negregutlcn
on
Roosevelt
Paik
field.
Sydney
Woods!de
was
delegated
last
night
to
sign
up
a
tearn
of
local
players,
for.a
game
on
the
afternoon
cf
April
11.
First
event
during
the
visit
will
be
a
ddible-header
basketball
session
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Kell
Ross
is
arranging
for
a
team
from
the
senior
"B"
league
to
meet
'the
sailors
while
Syd
Wcodside
Is
lining
up
a
Sea
Cadet1
team
who
may
be
pitted
against
a
team
from
the
Royal
Roads
officer
cadets
who
will
be
aboard
the
ships.
Legion
boxing
committee
chairman
Jim
Nlcoii
is
fining
up
boxers
for
the
fight
card
on
the
night
cf
'
ASM
11.
Likely
candidates
to
meet
the
slugging
sailors
are
Len
Hitchens.
Bobby
Jones
and
Darrcw
Gomez,
although
no
choice
has
been
an
nounced
yet.
Facilities
of
both
the
Civic
Centre
and
the'H.M.C.S.
Chatham
drill
hall
will
be
open
for
informal
rports
such
as
badminton
arid
volley
ball
while
the
vessels
are
in
port
Chrlrman
o(
last
night's
meeting
was
Lieut
Commander
Orme
.Stuart
rom-
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37
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511
FRASER
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Prince
Rupert
7
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c
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long.
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and
Service
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BUILDING
MATERIALS
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HOTE!
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Monthly
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LICENSED
PREMISES
(Renovated)
rilONE
II
TO
PRESIDE
AT
CENTRE
PARLEY
Civic
Centre
Managing
Director
Don
Forward
has
been
asked
to
net
as
chairman
at
one
ses
sion
of
the
provincial
commun
ity
centres'
conference
which
w
to
be
held
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia
during
the
second
week.
in
April.
Mr.
Forward
Is
leaving
for
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Norah
next
Thursday
At
the
Invitation
of
Miss
Mar-Jorle
Smith
of
the
university
extension
department,
he
will
preside
at
the
alternoon
session
of
the
conference
on
April
9.
SELVIG
BUYS
CANOL
DOCK
The
former
American
Canol
dock
at
Port
Edward
ha
been
sold
by
War
Assets
Corporation
;
to
Gunnar
Selvlp,.
local
contrac
tor,
who
will
demolish
it
In
order
to
salvage
the
material,
estimated
to
be
about
3C0.0C0
board
feet
of
lumber
and
plies.
During
the
war
hundreds
of
tons
of
I
equipment
for
the
Canol
oil
pro
ject
passed
over
the
T-haped
!
je
tty
on
its
way
to
Skuway
and
jWllltehorse
while
the
project
was
under
construction.
Steamship
Sailings
1
For
Vnnctitivtt
j
Tuesday
Coqultlam,
1:30
I
Thursday
ss
Prince
Rupert,
11:15
pjn.
Friday
ss
Catala,
10
p.m.
j
Saturday
ss
Camosun,
.
9:15
p.m.
I
From
Vancouver
Sunday
S3
Coqultlam,
pm.
Monday.
ss
Princess
Adelaide.
p!m.
,
'
Wednesday-rss
Prince
Rupert,
10:00
a.m.
Monday-ss
Princess
Adelaide
10
pjn.
Friday
ss
Camosun,
3
p.m.
Friday
ss
Catala,
pm.
For
Alaska-Friday
ss
Camosun,
midnight
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert,
midnight.
From
Alaska
Thursday
ss
Trlncc
Rupert,
7
p.m.
Saturday
ss
Camosun,
7
p'.m.
manding
officer
of
the
ChatljamJ
reserve
division
Those
present
were
P.
M.
Ray.
Don
Forward,
S.
P.
Woodsld
v
I
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R
3,
Lieut.
Eric
Jones,
Nell
Ri
3
und
Jim
Nicoll,
LING
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and
presstng
and
steam
pres.slnc
while
you
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