Prince
ftupcttSMp
Bclus
Monday,
Mareh
n,
1947
Basketball
Bo-Me-Hi
Is
Winner
Again
High
School
Wins
Uve
Son
Of
KiucolUh
la
Saturday
Night
Hoop
Feature
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
continued
their
winning
streak
by
downing
the
newly
crowned
all-native
champions,
the
Sons
o?
Ktncolith,
by
-a
decisive
5&
ta
37
score
in
Saturday
night'
lu-cal
basketball
feature.
The
students
started
right
out
from
the
start
to
put
the
same
on
ice
and,
by
the
end
of
the
firt
quarter,
had
a
19.-9
lead
cn
the
Kincolith
squad.
The
high
school
lad
kept-
up
shooting
through
the
hoop
and,
before
the
first
half
came
to
a
close,
they
had,
racked
the
score
up
to
36-19.
After
the
half
time
rest
the
pace
slowed
down
considerably
as
the
Speed
began
ta
snow
on
both
squads.
For
the
past
week
and
a
half
the
Rainmakers
had
been
'barnstorming
down
south
and,
after
the
half,
the
strain
besan
ta
make
itself
apparent
Likewise,
Kincolith
had
been
go
ing
all
out
during
the
recent
week's
native
tournament
and
could
not
take
advantage
of
the
slewed
down
student
pace,
Even
the
strong
man
of
the
Kincolith
squad,
A.
Ourney,
was
unable
to
get
rolling
the
way
he
has
for
the
past
couple
of
days.
He
managed
to
drop
in
only
10
points.
High
School
featured
their
second
string
in
this
affair
and.
If
the
fans
were
expecting
to
see
a
difference
in
the
playing
cf
Alex
Bill's
two
lines,
they
were
reappointed..
The.
-second
string
went
right
put
there
in
the
best
rainmaker
tradition
and
kept
forcing
out
farther
in
front..
Forman
and
Lav:s?ne
at
the
Rainmakers
were
thp
ta..-.
high
scorers
for
this
mix-up
with
11
points
each.
The
second
spot
honors
In
the
scoring,
were
also,
ftfit.
with
Ciccone
and
Gur-ncy
each
oattiua
io
points.
F.
Calderone
and
V,
Ciccone
acted
as
referees
and
kept
the
game
very
well
in
hand
dishin"
out
a
total
of
23
foul.
i
f
tvl
HIeh
School
and
11
to
Kincolith.
viyne
ii,
tnompson
9,
Ciccone
10.
Forman
11.
Skog,
Fiaten
5,
Intermela
4,
Davidson.
Total
Kincolith-D,
Venn
3,
M.
Hal-dan
D.
Doolan
4.
J.
Stevens,
s.
Doolan
4.
A.
Ourney
10,
R.
Cal-der,
Sol
Doolan,
T.
Venn
l,
H
Haldane.3,
J.
Stewart
4,
c
Barton
2.
Total
37.
SENIOR
B
TILT
CLOSE
AFFAIR
Macey's
had
a
tough
time
dowrrng
the
determined
Co-op,
quintet
in
the,
Senior
B
tilt
and
to
it
was
not
until
the
last
seconds
of
play
that
they
snatched
thr
victory,
40-38.
Starting
off
the
first
drive
the
two
rivals
battled
through,
to
a
9
to
9
tie
after
the
first
eight
minutes.
Then
Macev's
out
on
the
pressure
and
moved
slowly
out
into
the
lead,
Tht
score
stood
at
20-16
at
the
half.
Then
Co-ops-got
the
range
and
battled
steadily
to
tie
the
game
up
2S-2&
at.th?
three
qua,
tor
breather.
AV
the
lasd
period
got
under
way
'
Maceyi
broire
loose
with
Bcb
Menzies
dropping
in
three
quick
baskets.
From
hsre
on
In
it
was
an
up
hill
drive
far
the.
Co-op.
Fighting
hard,
they
battled
to
within
two
points,
Then
Macey's
dropped
in
another
basket
andjiefore
Co-op
could
get
rolling
again,
the
game
was
over.
The
scoring
honors
were
split
between
the
two
clubs
with
Mon.
zies
of
Macey's.
and
Viereck
of
vo-op
each
netting
10
points.
Macey's
win
on
Saturday
night
stretched
their
winning'
steak
to
IB
straight
victories.
Macey's
Haugen
8,
Pierce
Pierce,
B.f
2,
Teng
6,
James
Aienzies
10,
Arneston
6,
Gill.
Co-op
Menzies,
B.,
2,
Peter
sen
7,
Shepherd
4t
Johnston.
Ciccone
9,
VIereek
10,
Leland,
Hiatta
4.
LEGION,
HARD
PRESSED
BUT
BEAT
CLOTHIERS
The
cellar-dwelling
Watts
&
SHERIFI-S
SALE
Tenders
will
be
received
until
5:00
o'clock
pjn.
Thursday,
March
27,
1947,
addressed,
to
the
Sheriff,
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert,
for
the
sale
for
cash
of
the
following.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted:
1
27
h.p.
Atlas
Marine
Gas
Engine,
2
cyl.
H.D..
a
isM
tun.
,'
wheeled,
hard
tire
Lorring
Truck,
as
is;
l
5
h.p.,
H.D.
Fairbanks
Gas
Stationary
En-Ine,
zs
ist
M.
M.
STEPHENS.
Nickerson
squad
made
the
lanky
Legion
go
all
out
to
take
a
38
to
SO
Junior
League
win.,
Starting-
out
with
a.
bangf
Watts
&
Nickerson's
took
a.
10
to
8
lead
over
the
Legionaires
at
the'
end
of
the
first
quarter.
Sparked
by
Wally
Wong,
Legion
forged
to
a
20
to
14
lead
by
the
half.
Settling
down
after
the
half
the
two
squads
dropped
point
for
point
as
the
third
frame
came
to
a
close.
They
were
still
separated
by
six
points
32
to
2d.
Although
Watts
&
Nickerson
battled
desperately
through
the
last
quarter
Legion
kept
the
margin,
and
coasted
through
for
the
win.
Glen
Carlson
lead
In
scoring
with
14
points.
Watts
&
Nickerson
Ratch-
ford
2,
Kelly
2,
Bill
2,
Jones
6,
Gardiner.
Laurie.
Legion
Boulter
10.
Lien
2.
Wong
8,
Olson
2
Carlson
14,
Hill
2,
Forman,
Eidsvick.
VETERANS
ARE
MAKING
GOOD
Colonel
Hamilton
Orant
of
the-Department
of
Veterans'
Affairs
reported
to
the
local
Employment
Advisory
Committee
at
its
week-end
meeting
on
the
fine
record
established
by
local
veterans
In
their
various
in
structional
courses.
In
both
the
theoretical
and
practical
courses
the
lecal
veterans
had
done
well.
The
question
of
a
course
In
STANDING
OF
"A"
BOWLING
W
L
Pts.
Big
Sisters
43
2G
46
Annettes
45
27
45
Savoy
45
27
45
Variety
45
27
45
Luckies
39
33
39
Moose
32,
40
32
Orange
32
40
32
Ideal
Cleaners
30
42
30
Miller
Bay
24
48
24
Toilers
22
50
22
Between
the
Baskets
Local
Hoop
Talk
city
senior
"B"
league.
Kincolith
is
rightfully
proud
of
winning
the
championship
in
the
all-native
northern
British
Columbia
tournament.
The
team
members
are
A.
Gurnev.
H.
Doo
lan,
H.
S.
Doolan,
S.
D.
Doolan.
M.
Haldane,
H.
Haldane,
J.
Stewart,
W.
Venn,
D.
Venn,
R.
Calder,
C.
Barton,
C.
Lincoln
and
J.
Stevens.
.
'
THIS
AND
THAT
rmrr--
i
1
B
I
-
,
1
Tired
after
their
four
earlier
games
in
which
they
won
th4
native
basketball
tournament,
the
fighting
Sons
of
Kincolith
were
swept
under
by
the
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
by
a
score
of
57-37
in
an
exhibition
same
in
the
Civic
Centre
gym
on
Saturday
night.
The
powerhouse
line
of
Doo-
ran-Gurney-Haldane,
which
was
responsible
for
164
out.
of
the
177
points
which
Kincolith
ran
up
during
the
tournament,
was
unable
to
get
Into,
custcmarv
stride
In
the
face
of
the
fast-breaking
passes
by
the
students.
Not
even
the
lavish
use
of
sub
stitutes-
by
the
Kincolith
team,
its
first
serious
use
of
substi
tutes
in
four
games,
could
stem
the
student
tide.
.
,
.
The
Ktncolith
squad,
Incident
ally,,
has
a
fine
background
In
tournament
competition.
It
was
tne.
tret
native
team
to
enter
organized
play
In
a
Vancouver
tournament
in
1942-43,
emerg
ing'
with
a.
respectable
showing
The
team-
was
coached
by
Frank
raider,
wno
also
coached
it
dur
ing
the
recent
all-native
tournament
here.
Hubert-
Doola-n,
who
won
the
award
for
the
"most
valuable
player
for
his
team."
Is
a
versatile
sportsman.
He
rreatwi
n
considerable-
sensation
n
Vancouver
sports
pases
when
served
as
goalkeeper
on
the
St.
Savior
soccer
team
in
the
Pa
cific
Coast
Soccer
League
in
1942-43.
A.
Girrnev
Is
well
knnron
In
local
hoop
circles,
and
Is
said
be
the
highest
scorer
In
the
.
Wjt:
k;nf
WA
Tl
-efllS
W
F"
It
-rrr-
j.
Yes,
'
but
your
You
brands
PHONES
11C
and
117
don't
Courtesy
and
Service
d
Wdual
aes
that
m&fot
leadership.
Thawhy
keen
smokers
choose
Winchester,,
made
from
the
choicestTurkish,
Virginia
and
Hurley
tobaccos
-"Blended
RiEht"-ron,!t..,
y
Winchester
CIGARETTES
-
il
4
the
worst
is
over
it
is
no
time
to
let
coal
bin
run
low
get
speediest
possible
delivery
of
your
favorite
known
of
coal
from
us.
But
leave
ordering;
too
long.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
FUEL
AND
BUILDING
MATERIALS
fishing
was
hroughtup
Tjy'j.
S.
Wilson
and
Colonel
Gran
told
of
the
comprehensive
course
already
available
at
Nana'.md.
Thts
course
covers
all
bracches
of
fishing,
care
and
maintenance
cf
nets
and
other
equipment,
modern
fishing
techniques
and
then
practical
training
on
the
fishing
grounds..
Local
unemployment
Is
still
a
aroblcm
but
prospects
for
a
bie
and
continued
Improvement
are
most
encouraging.
It
was
reported
that
Che
citv
engineer
had
asked
for
12
men
and
that
12
men
had
been
directed
to
him
but
only
three
re
ported.
Members
of
the
committee
will
take
part
In
the
round
table
dis-
cusslon
at
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
ParentTeacher
Association
meeting
this
Wednes
day.
Mr.
Wilson
stated
that
there
would
be
two
stiiripnts
irem
tne
nigh
scnocl
presenting
j
now
before
the
Legislative
As-the
problems
facing
pupils
t
sembly
of
the
Province
of
Brlt-graduatlng
from
the
school
with
j
Ish
Columbia.
If
the
legislation
Principal
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
indi
cating
the
courses
provided
by
the
Department
cf
Education
in
the
school.
The
points
raised
by
the
students
would
be
considered
by
members
of
the
com
mittee
with
Alderman
R.
McKay,
Colonel
Grant.
E.
V.
Whiting
and
James
Nicoll
taking
part.
Chairman
of
the
discussion
would
be
J.
S.
Wilson.
Three
cases
of
local
Individuals
who
sought
clarification
on
their
problems
wer"e
considered
by
the
committee
and
suitable
action
was
taken
in
each
case.
Present
at
the
meeting
were
Chairman
J.
S.
Wilson,
Alder
man
R.
MacKay.
J.
S,
Black.
James
Nicoll,
Colonel
Hamilton
Grant,
E.
V.
Whiting
arid
H
Whlffin.
'
"flnnd
"Good
Insprl"
loser!"
(1
1
'
.
PORT
EDWARD
BEST
SITE
iContlnued
from
Page
1)
petual
wood
supply
for
the
plant.
This
will
be
unique
from
the
standpoint
of
forest
utilization
In
the
North
American
continent
in
that
It
will
be
the
first
big
arrangement
whereby
government
and
business
combine
forces
to
perpetuate
timber
resources
by
scientific
management
and
at
the
same
time
maintain
a
continued
supply
of
timber
for
industrial
purposes.
"'The
tract
of
rorest
land
rum
along
the
border
Just
north
of
Prince
Rupert
and
includes
watershed
areas
of
the
Skeenal
and
Naas
rivers
and
the
Port-
lnd
Inlet.
It
Is
expected
that
the
perpetual
wood
supply
provided
will
be
operated
under
a
Forest
Management
Llcenco
!
hpinc
nmvirfpfi
fnr
In
lpfflslnflnn
Is
enacted
the
licence
obtained
will
be
the
first
under
the
new
statute.
"
'The
demand
for
cellulose
of
all
grades
has
risen
considerably
to
the
point
where
the
world
supply
is
grossly
Inadequate
to
meet
the
rapidly
In
creasing
demanfls
of
the
syn
thetic
yarn
and
plastics
in
dustry
as
well
as
the
demands
for
other
purposes.
The
demand
for
the
lower
grades
of
celluloso
pulp
has
been
Increasing
rapidly
with
expanding
markets
for
such
things
as
newsprint,
paper,
wall-board,
boxes,
cartons,
containers.
Not
only
has
there
been
competition
for
the
world
sup
ply
but
there
has
also
been
com
petition
between
manufacturers
of
different
products
for
the
available
supplies.
Major
producers
of
chemical
puln
are
lo
cated
In
the
United
States,
Canada
and
the
Scandinavian
coun.
tries.
However,
hwnsn
nf
't.hn
.
.
f
,4
U
i
.uniuiujug.
wuuu
suypues
mere
has
been
small
likelihood
of
substantial
Increases
In
production
from
existing
mills.
In
addition,
economic
circumstances
p
such
as
the
lack
of
coal;
and
higher
wood
prices
in
Scandinavia
have
contributed
either
to
reduce
the
world
production
of
!
highly
purified
cellulose
for
chemical
purposes
or
to
smltch
production
to
lowei
grade
cellulose
for
paper
pulp
purposes
because
of
the
Increased
yield.
"'While
gloomy
views
have
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HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
I'hone
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STREET
Prince
Rupert
It
Won
t
Be
Long
lmt11
the
busv
season
is
here
"
-
.
and
commercial
car
and
truck
operators
will
have
to
have
dependable
and
trouble-free
service,
from
their
equipment.
We
Suggest
yu
come
ln
and
let
us
make
the
necessary
repairs
NOW!
This
will
prevent
costly
tie-ups
later
on.
OUR
MECHANICAL
AND
BODY
REPAIR
DEPARTMENTS
are
well
equipped
and
fully
staffed
to
carry
out
this
work
promptly
and
efficiently.
All
Work
Guaranteed
Estimates
Gladly
Given
Bob
Parker
Limited
been
expressed
by
many
people
on
the
possibility
of
providing
additional
high
quality
cellulose
for
expanding
industrial
activities,
Celanese
Corporation
has
laid
the
foundation
for
an
operation
that
will
augment
the
supply
of
this
type
of
cellulose
not
only
for
Its
own
expandinr
activities
In
synthetic
yarn
and
plastics
but
also
for
other
companies
In
these
Industries.
'"Preliminary
work
has
already
commenced
and
production,
which
should
be
available
In
about
two
years,
will
be
eager
ly
absorbed
by
a
cellulose
hung
ry
market.
"
'This
will
be
the
only
pulp
mill
In
B.C.
enjoying
full
trans-portation
facilities
on
tidal
water
and
transCanaila
rail
and
highways,
estimated
by
one
engineer
as
being
the
best
pulp
mill
site
on
the
American
continent.
"
'It
Is
estimated
there
will
be
employed
when
In
full
produc
tion,
of
about
1,000
men
distributed
over
the
woods
and
mill
operations.
This
emclovmcnt
will
mean
much
to
a
section
of
this
province
which
is
now
de-!
nled
large
scale
year-round
em
ployment.'
"
TERRACE
Transfer&Taxi
Storage
WE
MEET
ALL
TRAINS
SERVICE
TO
ANY
POINT
IN
THE
DISTRICT
'
(II.
Smith)
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Box
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Terrace
HICKS
FRASER
HOUSE
Dalmatian
Male
Puppies
For
Sale
...
$25
Phone
Black
823
I
Vm'ttrusttt?
.
l"l
Our
prices
are
REASONABLE
Our
mechanics
"KNOW
HOW!"
You'll
save,
time,
gave
money,
and
gave
yourself
a
lot
of
worry
...
It
you
have
your
car
"tuned
up,"
then
6ervicel
regularly
hy
our
expert
mechanics.
Tlicy
have
the
"know
how"
to
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