WHAT'S
LEADERS
WIN
IN
BOWLING
Stone'i,
by
winning
a
three
games
to
nil
victory
over
Fish
Dork,
retained
the
leadership
of
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
Monday
night
and
Morgan's
and
Co-ops
stayed
in
second
and
third
spots
respectively
with
similar
wins
'over
North
Star
and
Moose.
High
slnsU
ssorer
was
A.
Taylor
of
Burns
with
335
while
Taylor
also
rolled
ths
high
three-same
total
of
'54.
The
game
results:
Stone's
3;
Fish
Dock
0.
Morgan's
3,
North
Star
0.
Co-ops
3,
Moose
0.
Manson's
2,
Grotto
1.
Burns
2,
People's
Store
1.
Post
Office
2,
Maikin's
1.
Individual
scoring:
STONES
B.
Windle
23
0
209
232
W.
Bremner
125
1G1
248
J.
Rhodes
221
107
117
J.
Paul
212
242
230
M.
Irving
219
212
131
Handicap
42
42
42
Totals
1019
973
1009
FISH
DOCK
W.
Perlstrom
1D3
152
i45
M.
Sharpe
158
133
1G0
J.
Pepe
1G9
149
190
W.
Wallace
109
163
117
N.
Sheppard
190
179
240
Handicap
73
73
73
Totals
092
847
079
MORGANS
R.
Hudder'ham
....
154
217
190
S.
Furk
219
199
233
E.
Trumoell
180
233
286
A.
Nelson
.
193
232
200
R.
Sparks
230
231
254
Handicap
49
49
49
Totals
-
1015
1158
1212
NCRTH
STAR
ED.
Hartwig
121
202
183
N.
Strcmd'ah
154
161
183
E.
Garner
116
220
234
R.
Anderson
218
231
248
A.
.Matheson
153
214
150
Handicap
50
60
50
Totals
817
1C63
1048
CO-OP-fc
"
M.
Halvorsen
247
216
263
G.
,ViwekEL
138
C.
Wilson
'..I.-.
:
154
175
ISO
W.
Ward
-..
-.
223
253
255
B.
Pawen
187
198
174
Handicap
85
85
85
Totals
989
1104
1095
MOOSE-'
:
II.
Hampton
114
174
110
H.
MunceyJ
128
217
151
W.
Weiss
214
218
175
E.
Feterson
124
228
137
-
Lew
Score
93
175
138
Handi:ap
'85
86
86
Totals
.
759
1099
797
MAN20NS
J.
Pinnlger..-..-
194
209
141j
M.
Blain
186
180
122
E.
Sharp
113
122
161
I.
Dumas
168
118
144
A'.
Atanson
164
191
289
Handicap
92
92
92
Totals
...J
897
912
944
caOTTO
,
-
O.
Clark
1
173
171
169
K.
Schumacher
....
162
134
205
H,
Lindseth
........
167
157
138
R.
Shrufosall
206
183
141
T.
Lunn
210
143
183
'
Handicap
87
87
87
Totals
1005
883
923
BURNS
N.
Kinslor
327
208
181
S.
Ccniadlna
129
215
187
B.
Timmermeister
135
143
203
A.
Taylor
198
335
221
J.
Comadina
203
201
178
Handicap
33
33
33
Totals
-975
1135
1003
PEOPLES
STORE
R.
Woods'
343
183
200
D.
Wood
155
194
240
A.
Welch
165
154
146
M.
Skalmcrud
....
130
190
125
J.
Iteil
.130
204
143
,
Handicap
103
103
103
Totals
1026
1033
POST
OFFICE
W.
McLatchle
122
155
B.
Simundson
....
105
193
II.
Duncan
....,...219
193
R.
Moxlcy
1G9
207
R.
Tubb
242
204
Handicap
89
89
TMal
946
982
MALKENS
A,
Leamy
192
242
W.
Wasyk
101
137
R.
Smith
163
90
B.
Withers
200
207
S.
WTiyte
162
185
Handicap
73
73
Totals
E91
934.
957
138
164
164
212
153
89
946
177
145
177
208
171
73
951
The
league
standings
to
late:
W
L,
PU.
Stones
14
4
14
Morgans
13
5
13
Co-op
12
6
i2
Burns
11
7
11
Post
Office
10
8
10
Marking
9
9
9
Peoples
Store
9
9
9
brotto
;
..
9
9
9
Mansons
8
10
8
North
Star
6
9
8
Fish
Dock
A
14
4
Moose
,
3
15
3
DOING
in
WAR
ASSETS
LEAGUE
TEAM
STANDINGS
Team
standings
in
the
War
Assets
Bowling
league
at
the
end
of
the
second
half
of
the
league
schedule
are
as
follows:
W
L
Pts.
Helldivers
22
14
22
Spitfires
21
15
21
Gulls
20
16
20
Mosquitoes
19
17
19
Wingdingers
19
17
19
Sharpshooters
19
17
19
Wasps
16
20
16
Chickens
7
26
7
Senior
V
Evened
Up
Co-ops
Win
From
Macey's
With
Sensational
Overtime
Finish
Co-op
ipulled
a
hot
one
out
of
the
fire
down
in
the
Senior
"B"
game
and
defeated
the
highly
favored
Macey
squad
in
a
bang-up
battle
last
night
that
had
to
go
into
overtime
before
the
fish
-men
squeezed
through
with
a
43-37
win.
This
evens
the
Senior
"B"
ifinals
up
with
each
club
having
one
win
to
their
credit.
Slatta
was
the
hero
of
the
evening
for
Co-op
when
In
the
last
two
seconds,
with
his
squad
riown
one
point,
he
dropped
in
a
charity
toss
which
tied
toe.
game
up
at
31-31,
forcing
the
"match
into
overtime
which
saw
the
lads
from
the
waterfront
move
quickly
into
the
lead.
This
was
more
of
a
battle
than
their
last
thrilling
match
but
this
time
the
tables
were
turned.
Macey's
had
copped
the
first
game
by
their
prowess
on
the
free
throw
lane
but
last
night
Co-cp
had
their
turn
for
sinking
the
gift
shots.
Right
Ircm
the
start
it
was
apparent
that
it
was
to
be
a
battle
to
the
finish.
Fouls
were
dished
out
right
and
left
but
still
the
close
checking
kept
up.
Everyone
was
keyed
up
to
a
high
pit
chlwith
Co-op
trying
desperately
to
stretch
the
series
to
.three
games
and
Macey's
want-in
to
wind
things
up
In
short
order.
The
scoring
was
very
low
throughout
the
firsf
half
with
Co-op
having
the
lead
C-4
at
the
end
of
the
first
quarter.
Macey's
fought
hard
through
the
second
stanza
and
tied
it
all
up
at
13-13
:
by
the
time
the
first
half
rest
i
had
rolled
around.
I
n.ti-pnnHn.,H-f
h
-
fhro.
-
I
quarter
mark
with
the
scoring
standing
at
19-19.
Then
the
whirlwind
last
period
got
under
way
apd
the
strain
began
to
show,.
Fouls
came
faster
and
faster
which
paid
off
for
the
Coap,
With
the
scoring
stand-Ins
at
29-26
Jor
the
uptown
lads,
Menzles.
made
the
margin
move
up
another
two
points
to
31-26.
Clccone,
for
the
fishmen,
broke
loose
and
dropped
in
two
loopers
almost
Xrom
centre
to
put
the
Co-bp
back
Into
the
battle
again.
With,
just
two
seconds
to
go,
Slatta
was
fouled
and
the
pres
sure
was
really
on.
The
crowd
was
in
aa
uproar
but
Slatta
camt'
through
and
converted
the
charity
toss
and
the
game
was
all
even.
Macey's
went
into
the
overtime
without
their
lofty
bucket
man,
Gill,
who
had
been
banished
on
live
personals
during
the
last
frame
and
his
absence
was
felt
as
Co-op
-whipped
four
quick
shots
through
the
net
to
give
them
s.
comfortable
lead.
Co-op's
upset
makes
the
series
stretch
to
three
games
and
the
last
and
most
crucial
.battle
will
be
featured
on
Thursday
night
In
the
Civic
Centre.
Following
their
battle
the
presentation
of
cups
and
trophies
will
be
made
to
all
the
league
winners.
A
collection
-wll
be
taken
which
thn
Civic
Centre
is
turning
over
to
Hie
Basketball
Association
for
llje
bensfit
of
fhose
players
who
have
'been
Injured
throughout
lle
past
season.
Co-op
Sheppard
4,
Slatta
10,
Ciccone
13,
Petersen
5,
Mcnzles
6,
Viereck
2,
Leland"
Johnson,
Pavlikis
2.
Total
42.
Macey's
Gill
8,
Haugan
4,
R.
Menzles
5,
E.
Pierce
2,
James
4,
B.,
Pierce
9,
Teng,
Anrtsen
5.
Total
37.
ROYAL
PARTY
IN
JOHANNESBURG
JOHANNESBURG
The
Royal
Family
had
a
very
busy
clay
yciterday
with
nineteen
engagements
within
twenty-four
hours.
Cheering
natives
lined
the
flower
and
flag
decked
roads
as
they
drove
from
Pretoria,
WORLD
THIS
AND
THAT
T
Ct-arf
Mtthw
A
Jam
?rvir,
In.
"Pay
no
attention
to
them,
Harvey.
They're
my
former
husbands!
"
Booth
School
Wins
Senior
1
A'
Basketball
Title
by
Close
Score
THRILLING
AND
TIGHT
MATCH
GOES
AGAINST
SAVOYS
BY
SCORE
OF
51
TO
17
Hopes
and
prayers
of
all
loyal
Hich
School
fans
were
answered
last
night
as
those
roaring
Rainmakers
copped
the
new
Civic
Centre
Trophy,
emblamatic
of
city
Senior
"A"
championship
for
tl)e
1946-47
season.
They
downed
the
strong
Savoy
contenders
in
the
second
straight
match
year's
most
thrilling
hoop
games.
Over
500
howling
fans
saw
the
students
eke
out
the
narrow
victory.
The
lads
of
the
green
and
gold
had
the
lead
all
the
way
although
Savoy
was
breathing
heavily
down
their
necks.
Flashy
Don
Hartwig
led
the
students'
rush,
dropping
in
18
counters
to
lead
the-tcorlng
parade
for
the
night.
Savoy's
Rupert
lloiXestad
turned
in
another
of
his
outstanding
nights
with
his
14
hard
earned
points.
Savoy
was
definitely
the
smoother
club
of
the
two
but
the
aggressive
spirit
and
the
do-
or-die
effort
of
the
students
puuea
inem
tnrough.
The
game
was
as
rough
as
anv
chamnionshln
nlav-off
rnntrt
lw
"
-
u"
7.
"v
.1
.
..
.
.
.
.
sonaiiouisaisneaoutbyrerereeln
the
civic
Centre
gym
on
iTu"'.,:V:r""u
4u
"P.7
Bobby
Houston.
These
two
of
ficials
were
handed
a
tough
job
keeping
the
game
in
control
but
they
were
calling
them
hard
and
fast.
This
was
definitely
needed
because
of
the
calibre
of
ball
playing
being
displayed.
"
.
V,
,,
J"',-"3
Tiney,
'
Morgan
11,
Murray
J
1,
Hau
sent
to
the
cooling
room
with;
.,
.
the
limit
of
five
personals
La-vigne
and
Forman
being
the
culprits.
But
their
teammates
carried
on
In
typical
High
School
fashion
and
kept
up
the
good
work:
At
the
first
quarter
mark
the
TERRACE
Transfer&Taxi
Storage
WE
MEET
ALL
TRAINS-SERVICE
TO
ANY
POINT
IN
THE
DISTRICT
(II.
Smith)
P.O.
Box
167
Terrace
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
rhone
775
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
FURNITURE
OF
EVERY
DESCRIPTION
QUALITY
AND
PRICES
RIGHT
REX
CAFE
SECOND
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
Chop
Sucy
Chow
Mcin
CHINESE
DISHES
Open
6
a.m..
to
2
a.m.
PHONE
173
bl-47.
It
was
one
of
the
-7-7
1
'
:
'c
uu"
".
-
and
the
same
margin
carried
over
to
the
first
half
breather
with
High
School
leading
24-19.
After
the
cooling
off
period
was
over,
the
Rainmakers
moved
up
two
points
with
the
stanza
ending
39-32
with
Savoy
still
in
the
fight.
Then
suddenly
the
hotel-men
came
roaring
up
the
scoreboards.
They
crept
up
to
within
a
couple
of
points
but
the
stalwart
defenses
of
the
student
held
and
the
tide
was
turned
back.
The
pressure
was
fierce
.'
and
tempers
were
short
but
still
the
game
roared
on.
Then
it
was
all
over
and
the
Bo-Me
-Hi
Rainmakers
were
proclaimed
Prince
Rupert
Senior
"A"
Cham-
:
Dions
o
1946-47.
The
clvlc
Centre
Troph
wlir
.
.
..
..
....
.
De
Presemea
10
uie
siuaents
m
!
a
special
ceremony
to
take
place
i
Thursday
night.
-
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
La-vigne
5,
Thompson
9,
Hartwig
18,
Ciccone
7,
Forman
4,
Flatcn
7,
Skog,
Intermela,
Davidson
1.
Total
51.
Savoy
R.
Holkestad
14,
T.
Ar-ney
11,
M.
Holkestad
10,
D.
Ar-
gan.
Total
47.
The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
FINEST
SALMON
LIMITED
327
Third
Avenue
OUR
SPECIALTY
High
School
Girl
Champs
Bo-Melli
Takes
Commander
Cree
Trophy
by
Polishing
Off
People's
Store
With
Jackie
Budin'ch,
the
star
forward
cf
the
High
School
Ralnbirds
sparking
her
team
on
with
her
13
.points,
the
co-ed';
'had
an
easy
time
winning
the
second
game
of
the
ladies'
finals
j
from
a
shottess
'People's
Store
;
quintet
23-12
last
nijht.
The
win
I
places
the
Ccmmander
Cree
!
Trophy
once
again
n
the
hands
;
of
the
Bo-Me-IU
squad
and
they
will
receive
it
on
Thursday
night.
The
match
was
very
slow
with
neither
squad
shewing
much
life
,
throughout
the
first
half
of
the
game;
After
the
half
though
SA
VE
ON
SNA
VS
WTH
MINORA
BLADES
Gel
quicker,
clecner
shavei
with
MINORA
Bladei-Canada
lavoutite
ciouble-edge
economy
blades.
They're
.
Mutiny
vigycj
in
me
rir
yotrr
couoie-edge
razor.
MINORA
mpfS
A1S0
AVAIUItt
4
fO
10
Easter
Parade
of
Gifts
...
at
McCUTCHEON'S
PERFUMES
75c
to
-$12:50
COLOGNES
$1.00
to
$8.50
COSMETIC
SETS
to
$25.00
PAPETERIES
75c
to
$5.00
McCUTCHEON
PHARMACY
LTD.
(E.
C.
WALLACE,
Manager)
3rd
Avenue
at
6th
Street
PHONE
79
ANNOUNCING
the
LATEST
Power
Saws
HORNET
CHAIN
SAW
SPEEDIER
HANDLING
-
EASIER
HANDLING
-
MORE
ECONOMICAL
MORE
ADAPTABLE
-
MORE
DURABLE
-
MORE
DEPENDABLE!
IN
STOCK
AT:
Terrace
Machine
Shop
and
Garage
TERRACE,
B.C.
Be
Sure
Butkley
Market
'
'
life
began
to
show
and
at
mom-i
ents
It
was
a
very
scrappy
af
fair
.
'
At
the
first
quarter
post
the
i
Ralnbirds
were
out
In
front
6-2.
.
The
Birds
crept
away
by
another
two
points
during
the
sec-,
ond
frame
with
the
half
tlms
score
at
10-4.
The
three-quarter
time
score
was
14-7
with
the
Ralnbirds
still
showing
the
way
Then
In
the
last
frame
People's
Store
momentarily
got
into
the
fight
asTJTaln
dropped
in
5
points
but
vnce
again
Badinich
was
away
and
the
gap
in
the
scora
went
up.
Blaln
was
the
high
s:orer
tor
the
losers
with
a
points.
Ralnbirds
B.
Hamilton
2,
Budinlch
13,
Thaln,
N.
Bill
2,
McKenzie
1,
Howe,
A.
Hamilton,
Youngman,
Thompson,
Kennedy.
Total
20.
People's
Store
Grey
4,
Sand-ahls,
Blaln
6,
M.
Bill
2,
Vucko-vich,
Berg,
Thornton.
Total
12.
You
saw
It
In
The
Newsl
neiai
I
n
1
WW
av
,mi
and
BEST
IN
THE
of
the
Best
WE
DELIVER
DAILY
3rd
Avenue
Phone
178
Yes,
the
worst
is
over
but
it
is
no
time
to
let
your
coal
bin
run
low
You
cet
speediest
possible
de-
livery
of
your
favorite
known
brands
of
coal
from
tis.
But
PHONES
11C
and
117
don't
leave
ordering
too
long.
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and
Service
ALBERT
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McCAFFERY
LTD.
FUEL
AND
BUILDING
MATERIALS
Business
and
Prof
J.
P.
MOLLER
PHONE
BLUE
153
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124
4th
Ave.
East
PAPER
HANGING
AND
PAINTING
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BEAUTY
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Culture
in
all
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branches,
206
4th
Street
:
Phone
655
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HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
phones:
Green
486
Red
894
PAINTINO
and
PAPERIIANGINO
Phone
Black
823
H.
J.
LUND
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BOTTLE
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Grandvlew
Hotel
PHONE
BLACK
412
JONES
NEWS
STAND
Eastern
and
Western
Papers
Magazines
SUBSCRIPTIONS
TAKEN
1
Sixth
Street
Red
808
SMITH
&
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LTD.
Plumbing
and
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Phone
174
P.O.
BOX
274
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1308
Phone
103
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OIL
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2nd
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7th
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