rrir.ee
Rupert
Doiiy
Mews
Saturday,
February
18,
1950
D,rr
Dwit,l
k-
First
RounH
Hearing
End
maici
,1
uuAiiiy
.cvivai
nypcai
Coming
in
Prince
RuDert
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Monday.
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
From
the
Fast
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
During
the
past
week
eleven
games
have
been
played
In
the
first
round
of
the
English
Bill-
wr
"-.iniueu
u
.land
village.
A
reception
In
the
ITown
Hall
was
the
principal
.
-
n.
ln
1..
.1.1.:,.
tetween
lards
handicap
tournament
at
I
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall.
Five
j
games
in
this
round
remain
and
I
cvrnu
at
mrijitnuuu.
Willie
tnerc
'
.was
no
formal
entertainment.
bad
:0:15
p.m.
Several
Factors
in
Awakening
Interest
International
Competition
in
Prospect
The
royal
sport
of
boxing
seems
due
to
ajrairv
come
into
its
own
in
Prince
Rupert.
There
are
several
:
weather
S5i
(
Ketchikan
gave
the
keys
of
the
jdogsred
thr-i
HI
ti
tJte
BASKETS
(town
away
and
it
was
generous
:
northern
it
is
expected
they
will
be
played
during
the
present
week-end.
The
committee
Is
anxious
to
finish
the
tournament
before
the
trip
.
jantt
sponianeoiis
hospitality
all
eifragRmem
me
way.
:
never
l(lst
reasons
that
indicate
a
revival
of
this
time
honored1
i
table
is
dismantled
and
removed
Prince
Rupert
Jet
all
star
bas-ketballers
retumefl
home
this
One
is
the
fact
that
the
Canadian
Legion
Club,:
to
the
new
premises.
sport.
On
Wednesday
afternoon
the'
n,L.
rnCraf,L
T.
WW
!.
Kesuiis
01
me
games
piayea
To
Advertisers
To
Insure
publication
of
display
or
classified
advertising,
opy
for
same
must
be
in
the
.'fire
of
the
D.iily
News
by
4
p
in.
the
day
previous
to
advertising.
Requirements
of
the
mechanical
department
make
this
rule
necessary.
aneinoon
on
ine
princess
Noran
;prineo
Rupert
team
wan
driven
from
their
Alaskan
tour,
not
jout
from
Metlakatla
to
the
Ann-boasting
since
the
best
they
were
iette
Island
air
field
and.
just
as
KG!
able
to
do
was
win
but
one
of
the
Tkla
adTMlnii
t
is
nut
piiblleltad
ol
atayljrjtil
by
tn
Liquor
Control
Bor4
tor
tta
Government
ei
;
mih
Column.
uiuicr
LUC
Juniuin-c
Ul
.uii.'miic
uuc
"itu
j
J
hLS
Week
&S
follOWS
quietly
training
young
local
talent
in
the
lightweight
i
J-
Lawrie
(plus
ioi
defeated
w.
and
,
middleweight
,
,
,
"
class
,
i
r
for
tt
-
-
-
-
iA.
Osborne
iplus
30.
150-133.
Allan
Marshall
plus
25i
.beat
past
six
months.
In
the
youth
prsticuff
circles
both
as
a
boxer
w
p,ukei.
(puis
'
20i
150
P6
"
gioup
the
Civic
-Centre
Club
a
mttmtxr
r
ve
Vancouver,
j.
Campbell
minus'
30
beat
",ld."
H
fa,e
a'?inTl
"f
:
B-xing
Commission.
suggests
Dave
Owens
(
minus
5
,150-131
.
four
engagements
in
which
they
participated,
but
not
unduly
,
ashamed
in
view
of
the
acknowledged
streiiBlh
of
the
onnosition
they
arrived,
a
big
DO-4
wheeic-a
down
and
who
issued
from
it
but
'
the
House
of
David
team,
drop-j
'
ping
down
for
a
brief
halt
on
the
way
from
Anchorage
to
Seattle
:
Warm
greetings
were
excham;ivi
'
with
the
bearded
players
from
Michigan
who
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
had
stopped
off
here
for
a
j
couple
of
games
while
on
their
defeated
w,ich
thev
faced
on
the
home
uri
ftmrtPr,.
hns'that
now
is
the
time
to
form,
Vie
Duncan
(plus
35.
C.
L.
Yonngman
tplus
5.
150-141.
floors
of
N,.w
Metlakatla
nnd
W.
Osborne,
sr.,
(plus
401
rie-
1
Ketchikan,
feated
Geo.
IT.
Brett
(minus
10i,
iibout
twenty
boys
ranging
in
a
local
Boxing
Commission
to
as
from
8
to
12
years,
all
eager
WgUta.,
the
spurt
in
this
city.
til
firt
falVtt
ff
t.-hpif
ritt'lt
l
nr.
.
.
.......
w
..
.
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
ns
mi'-ivms
iiiut
irtis
wmru
ul
150
139
nL&:!!u
cho.??n
"'"S:
R0d
smith
(scratch,
defeat
Hie
BiggK(
Basket;
Batik
way
north.
They
reported
that
i
1
50
i
)
plus
10
1.
82.
82.
41
secretary
ana
meaicai
exain-
and
they
die
taxed
to
the
limit.;
ir,,,r
Thp
would-
fcae
no
Mr..u
rm
1...1U
I
r
lt1lin(I
PntM
Will
-
...1.1.
L..-.
to
to
lUaliaiT
The
winner
made
two,
The
results
at
a
glance:
Monday
New
Metlakatla
60,
Prince
Rupert
48.
Tuesday-
Ketchikan
61,
Prince
Rupert
53.
Wednesday
New
Metlakatla
77,
Prince
Rupert
OS
Thursday
Ketchikan
35,
Prince
Rupert
43.
......
......
............
...
.....
ruiim-cmiri
wmi
uuniu
emu
any
h
k
.(,
nnln
.
breaks
01
Ik.
onened
in
.
Gatzkcs
and
....
.......
...i
l.
..11
........
.,.i
points.
i
'
anu
iiruvi
st
in
an
1
1
1
n
i
-
,
Johnny
ourvicn
s
ncamv
cem,reb
Tncv
W)(lltl
res,,,
all
for-!
which
is
rinr
rtnilt
in
the
44
Ryea,
mer
Rex
Bowling
Alley.
;
Another
sign
t"at
competiliot
7
mnnnnj
J
i
1W
mm
J'witl
be
available
is
the
decision
'V
orld
Cite'
Icono,-,
P.
M.
Ray
(plus
3b
i
scorea
a
win
over
Neil
Cameron
(playing
I
15
or
no
count
i
in
a
very
slow
I
game
in
which
Cameron
frcq-
j
uently
just
missed
making
his
necessary
counting
points,
with
a
score
of
150
to
113.
Cameron's
best
breaks
were
27
and
22
twice.
'
W.
Strachan
(plus
35
1
defeated
Alex
narvey
(minus'
20)
,
150-149.
R.
Murray
(plus
15)
beat
H.
A.
Dacres
(plus
30
1,
150-134.
One
match
was
played
in
the
The
Ketchikan
part
of
the
tour
was
an
exact
stand-off
with
eight-piint
margins
in
each
case
Vff!
local
and
Iiiter-clty
coiitAu,
preside
at
the
weighing
in
of
fi'ihu-r.-t,
appoint:
referees
and
'jffieiuls,
and
ttrant
womolers
rhe
rivht
to
operate
contests.
E.ich
club
would
apply
for
a
B.C.
Amateur
Charter,
and
club
members
would
be
entilled
to
box
anywhere
in
the
U.S.A.
or
Canada.
Proceeds
from
matches
wouM
be
ailt;t?d
by
the
commission
to
the
various
clubs
for
of
the
Ketchikan
Civic
Centre
in
co-operation
with
the
U.S.
eoasigiiird
to
asain
sponsor
boxing
in
that
city.
In
a
conference
with
Don
Forward
at
Ketchikan
this
week
plans
were
drawn
up
whereby
intertown
competition
would
get
under
Price
3yro
Giatf
"Homctor
lor
Ketchikan
in
the
first
game
and
for
Prince
Rupert
in
the
second.
It
extended
the
count
on
the
four
games
the
two
towns
have
played
during
the
winter
to
itwo
game
wins
each
and
a
mar-
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
rSIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
second
round.
Rod
Smith,
playing
scratch,
eliminating
Win.
Osborne,
sr.,
(plus
40
from
the
contest
by
scoring
150
to
his
opponent's
96.
Emm
.
gin
of
but
one
point
in
favor
of
Ketchikan
in
the
point
aggregate.
It
was
a
bad
break
for
;
Prince
Rupert
that
Billy
Sunberg
sustained
an
ankle
injury
before
way
withtn
the
next
two
months.
;
uie
purpose
of
bettering
equip-Ketchikan
plans
to
send
their
:
ment,
for
interclub
travel
ex-;'irst
contingent
of
boxers
here
'
pensos
and
for
the
promotion
of
in
mid-April
with
return
Northern
B.C.
Championships,
matches
on
July
4,
in
the
Nor-
wlth
ule
winners
of
each
divis-thern
city.
Certainly
with
bas-j
entering
the
B.C.
Golden
kelball
season
soon
over
there
Gloves
tournament
(
M
1
MARCH
(
!
CIVIC
C!
I
!
Feature
j
i
Preliminc
the
half
way
murk
in
the
Thurs
day
night
game.
i
Sport
Shots
This
nl.titluiatd
ia
B0t
published
r
iwvlywl
ky
the
Lienor
Control
ot
r
ky
Ul
aoTramnt
ol
rltuh.
Columbia.
-
Yes,
boxing
seems
due
for
a
long-awaited
revivah
in
Prince
Rupert
and
all
that
is
necessary
'
now
is
the
active
support
of
Prince
Rupert
sport
fans.
!
The
Metlakat'.a-Prince
Rupert
!
scries
will
be
resumed
here
early
Professional
nnd
Business
is
every
reason
to
believe
that
this
city
will
have
a
popular
in-
I
door
sport
for
the
months
of!
.spring
and
early
summer.
I
Ru-s-s
Gatzke.
former
coach
of
I
the
Boilermakers
Boxing
Club
I
of
Vancouver
and
long
active
in
I
I
News!
ii".
,-i
Use
in
tn.
Dally
1
m
Now
Here
!
HEW
1950
CHRYSLER
OVER
FOUR
YEARS
OLD
A.P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
Chartered
Accountants
A.
I,.
HEM,,
O
A..
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
You
get
Hie
Good
Things
first
fj
in
March
and.
despite
the
fact
that
tills
smart
native
aggregation
is
admittedly
Southeastern
Alaska's
stellar
powerhouse
In
the
hoop
game,
the
locals
are
confident
that,
when
they
gel
(he
big
natives
on
the
floor
here.
It
will
be
a
different
story.
Mean-
time
there
is
a
Iwo-game
and
27-point
aggregate
deficit
to
be
overcome
which
will
take
some
doing
The
New
Metlakatla.
visitation
ihere
will
be
looked
forward
to
i
wit
li
keen
anticipation.
It
is
going
to
give
the
Jets
something
real
to
shoot
at
and
the
fan?
Those
who
have
looked
on
the
western
Canada
senior
hockey
league
as
just
about
the
roughest
senior
puck-chasing
in
the
Dominion
got
a
severe
jolt
from
a
visiting
Maritimer
in
Edmonton
this
week.
He
was
Jim
M.'Donald,
manager
of
the
HaliTax
furum.
Jim
thinks
the
Maritime
senior
lea'iue
is
a
much-tougher
proposition
than
the
western
loop.
Don
(Edmonton
Journal)
Fleming
reports
tlyu
while
he
was
in
town
scouting
a
few
players,
SITOTEY
GONICK
"OPTOMETRIST
Complelt
Visnai
Analysis
.
OFFICE
HOURS
IS
0
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
23
&
24
Besner
Block
Telepnone
212
Evenings
byAppo"lnl.merit
,
.
of
TWt
WltS"
Feb.
Chrysler
Corporation
High
Compression
Engines
Hydraulic
Brakes
9
Floating
Power
All
Steel
Bodies
Automatic
Over
Drive
Transmr
0
Fluid
Drive
And
Many
Other
Firsts
See
your
local
Chrysler
Plymoufr
Approx.
Itinerary
1-15
Ocean
Falls,
Bella
Bella
15-April
30-Prince
Rupert,
Terrace
District
Feb
some
real
action
to
see.
QlWfflHIilj)
Jim
took
in
a
W.C.SHI.,
game
between
Regina
Caps
and
Edmonton
Flyers.
"After
watching
Caps
and
Flyers
in
a
less
It
was
a
hospitable
reception,
as
usual,
which
the
Prince
Rupert
lads
were
accorded
both
at
Metlakatla
and
Ketchikan
evei-though
mal-de-mer
did
mar1
the
joy
somewhat
at
the
Annette
Is-
Ft
is
I
IEQJ53L
lWI'EliT
MOTORS
I,
rambunctious
game
than
usual,
McDonald
commented
that
the
W.C.S.II.L.
presentations
aren't
nearly
so
rough
as
the
Maritime
II
DR.
GARNET
K.
H.
MONTGOMERY
DENTIST
MARGARET
Mc-LEOO
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BOIDINO
TUL
dv.rtlMMMit
u
not
pnhllrt.4
or
dltplye
by
tht
i,inoC
Control
1
Bo.r4
or
by
tbm
OOTmimnt
of
BliUih
OolumbU
.
brand."
Don
says
McDonald
has
his
eye
on
some
of
Flyers'-
coach
Frank
Currie's
talent.
The
for
Smith
Block
PO.
Box
J216
Suite
7,
Phone
525
mer
Montrealer
may
lose
two
of
his
youngsters,
Colin
Kilburn
and
Doug
Anderson.
Both
of
PHONE
BLUE
59:
P.O.
BOX
11H4
BULLETIN
whom
have
been
showing
high-f
calibre
stuff
this
season,
toi
M.'mtieat
Canadiens.
But,
the:
HELEN'S
Beauty
suop
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
855
object
of
McDonald's
attentions
were
four
other
Flyers'
stalwarts
Fleming
reports.
They
are
Andy
Clovechok,
Bing
Marluk,
V
'
lie
Cutis
and
Bill
Pettinger.
Eastern
migration
of
Edmon
-j
ton
players
would
b
enothing
j
new,
such
products
as
Cy
I
Thnmts,
Johnnv
Black,
Bud
j
MacPherson.
Johnny
Chad
and
Louis
Trudell
having
made
their
mark
In
the
Eastern
leagues
m
;
Canada
and
the
United
Slates.
ill
ilg&flwlt!
.,-,
;'fepfW
J
..
.
Pmm&
GEORGE
RORIE
&
CO.
Public
Accountants
and
Auditors.
Income
Tax
Returns
compiled
O.
L.
RORIE,
A
A.E.
S
B
LAIRD,
B.
Comm.
Besner
Block
--
Phone
387
Its
courtesy
week
at
"99".this
week
and
you
should
see
the
show
their
drivers
are
putting
on.
They
have
spent
a
bunch
of
money
on
new
radiophones
and
they
have
to
get
it
back
somehow.
.
Now's
a
qood
time
to
phone
them
when
you
vant
a
cab.
They'ft
fcilff
you
with
service.
'
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning.
Vjli-lng
and
Repairs
.MIKE
COUJSSJ
Phon
BLACK
756
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J.U72
10t.h
East
HANDYMAN
HOME
jSEKV
GHNERAL
CONTRACTORH
Hut
if
the
Marilimes
pull
off
a
snatch
such
as
Fleming
foresees
it
will
be
something
a
bit
different.
In
recent
years,
only
Dave
(Sweeney
i
Scliriner
has
deserted
the
W.C.S.II.L.
for
Maritime
hockey,
in
his
case
the
Cape
Breton
senior
loop
DU.
1
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
HUH
K
ft,
SMITH
BUKJK
PlMiir."
Mb
P.O.
Box
1,401
Building
and
hepun
ul
an
kinds
ROOFS
CHIMNEYS
OIL
BURNERS
"ZERO"
SOAP
for
Woollens
Try
if
Today
PHONES
Black
334
At
home
innny
cbmpnii
Red
80.
QUALITY
REPAIRS
Tor
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Boles
;
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SHOE
IlOSI'lTAL
Box
774
.
Second
Avr
P.
O.
Box
1H70
cm
mixes
Hospitality
nd
Burton
Type
Ale
go
hnd-in-hnd-)
I
lie
stork
slioppi
so
hk,h
wioi
an.
T7-SO
perfect
companion
(or
those
informal
evenings
at
home.i
a
303
3rd
Ave.
'
with
itf
I
Blue
810
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Burhjn
Type
Ale
u
refreshment
at
its
finest
B
&
W
TRANSFER
Cord
Wood,
Cedar,
Spruce
Kindling
wood
50c
per
sack
PHONE
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1R2
mellow-brewed
flavour
satisfying
-
taste.
Truly
-
the
f.
Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
;
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Laurie
i
.
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:
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