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A.
Wrathall
177
J.
Shenton
170
127
Low
Score
127
97
134
53
794
LUCKIES
WIN
Prinrc
tluprrt
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tto.
Saturday,
Aprtf
17,
1943
53
Handicap
53
MrK'm,..,
231
!
V.
Wrathall
w
84
127
225
201
32
810
811
Totals
-
..
A.
Pierce
"Tmlmy
hu
Sports
140
32
843
IS
la(l
ls7
33
I
Handicap
Totals
670
Wright
Nelson
IS?
Handicap
foul
lul
32
801
151
out
for
four
venerable
trophies.
A
meeting
of
the
newly
form
SCUBY'S
Braun
123
L.
Thornton
237
M.
Rands
134
J.
Thornton
103
Van
Meer
142
Handicap
60
Totals
799
ed
football
association
held
LADIES'
FIVE
PIN
SCORING
Lucky
Strikes
walked
off
with
practically
all
the
scoring
honors
in
this
week's
session
of
the
112
LUCKY
150
Boulter
Physical
Prowess
of
Riip-Roc.
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
Fri
824
STRIKES-.
92
'
;
lis
I
COASTERS
M.
Scharlf
112
B.
Knutson
142
Gilmour
108
G.
Tubb
1(H)
E.
Anderson
133
Handicap
92
:
Totals
687
139
70
73
152
207
65
706
205
121
127
i
130
J
62
796
I
day
night,
received
entries
fro
FOOTBALL
PLAN
EARLY
SEASON
Prince
Rupert's
first
organized
foolball
league
.since
the
ear.y
years
of
the
war
will
trot
out
on
the
Roosevelt
Park
field
this
summer
as
four
teams
battle
it
Booth
Memorial
High
School
184
182
117
157
131
60
831
212
18i
183
112
192
67
952
Jrauwcs
inn
us
apecmiors
MOOSE
Me
E
wen
172
Canadian
Legion,
Army
and
179
123
23
'12
ladies'
five-pin
league,
taking
COMETS
I
Hilton
129
fWiTavlor
140
175
Christopher
.
...
...
172
individual
high
Dougherty
138
both
team
and
no
Vuckovich
838
B.
Smith
A.
Smith
153
C-
Carrie
159
1
Santl('aD
..
143,
Tull
,!9!MIT-LERBAY
67
Roberts
745
Ross
'
Aschoff
Vincent
Six
Hundred
Attend
Second
Annual
Rup-Rec
Display
At
Civic
Centre
Navy
to
compete
in
the
summer
j
schedule.
i
At
stake
during
various
parti
of
the
season
will
be
the
MobU'y
Cup,
the
Stuart
Shild.
the
Do-
'
129
Collins
12U
scores
among
the
20
teams
in-
ppa",iey
V
V.'.'.V.V.V.V
142
volved.
Team
aggregate
score
i
Hart
ZZZZZZ.
82
143
Handicap
U7
Totals
806
McBetn
mi
15?
179
111!)
hi
124
131
801
Prince
Rupert
got
a
glimpse
last
night
of
the
wide
131
Handicap
front
of
recreational
activity
which
goes
on
inside
k
minion
Day
uopny
and
the
Oil
huly
Cup.
91
38
r
165
245
1(19
108
82
131
840
145
l.iO
93
202
181
30
811
H
Handirau
andica
Totals
Civic
Centre
when
more
than
MO
spectators
packed
The
league
hopes
to
get
in
i
.
.
.
s
.
.
il..
1
1
T
T"
.
INDUSTRIAL
STEEL
CONVEYORS,
PRESSURE
TANKS,
SMOKE
STACKS,
Etc.
777
155
170
140
156
95
30
746
Totals
BANKERS
Usick
Kenna
Acton
B.
Nelson
M.
Baxter
Handicap
Totals
several
games
before
May
24
.
the
gymnasium
10
Witness
me
swonu
animal
UUjJ-nec
when,
if
possible,
they
win
play
t
disnlav
with
participants
totalling
:)00.
155
133
158
125
128
30
729
BIG
SISTERS
B.
Gomez
140
B
Alexander
142
Dickens
125
Rothwell
172
Hauuan
143
Handicap
61
Totals
783
VARIETY
-
Ruddeiham
133
Lvkegaard
96
Cloimh
148
Cembella
149
McLean
125
I
i.
I,
....
!
1
l
,
I'll
1
for
the
Mobley
Cup
and
they
'til
11
!
fj!?&imz
,721s,
141
131
3mZZr$k
178
172!
TWluTh
t
A
n
was
2,644,
well
above
any
of
the
other
teams.
B.
Vuckovich,
of
Lurkif
s,
howled
the
highest
score
both
for
the
single
and
three-game
totals.
Her
score
for
single
game
was
301
and
her
three-game
total
was
674,
averaging
225.
Watts
and
Nickerson
3,
Coasters
0.
Comets
3.
Bankers
0.
Manson's
2,
Cosmos
1.
Westview
2,
Savoy
1.
Rosa
Lee
2,
Toilers
1.
Annettes
2,
Blowers
1.
For
some
in
the
bleachers
it
was
an
enlistment
:
to
know
that,
behind
the
giant-
paring
the
field
lor
sports
and
parous
front
of
basketball,
dili-nromised
co-operation
with
tho
pent
training
in
physical
edu-
ANNFTTES
239
154'
11
HiiJlll
plan
to
organize
working
parties
to
prepaid
the
field
in
the
near
future.
I
I
6.
:
W
W
.
.
.
-
I
I
153
91
227
football
association.
118
122
i
YL
126
1671
r
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1?
K
II
K
.
..
1
II
City
City
Engineer
Engineer
Stewart
Stewart
out-II
outlined
Wi
IOJ
w
I
i
lined
the
the
city's
city's
plan
plan
for
for
pre-
pre-
II
m
CK
a
11
Handicap
18
Totals
6ti9
140
j
182
217
125
177
146
145
18
82(1
211
165
Montgomery
151
W
indie
127
MoMeekin
194
Ostashower
148
Dickens
140
i
Handicap
18
;
Totals
778
I
BLOWERS
Morrison
ISO
IKeavs
220
Arrangements
still
have
to
he
made
with
the
BaskethaU
Association
and
other
groups
lor
playing
schedules
that
will
not
conflict.
7U4
1
Y
112
112
88
88
k
k
172
172
180
180
j
M
fc.
cation
has
been
carried
on
fo.-age
groups
ranging
from
preschool
youngsters
to
creaking
adults.
The
mass
display
showed
a
crass
section
of
the
work
which
has
been
led
D'
tne
Civic
Centre
staff
aided
by
volunteer
workers
both
in
co-operation
!
Moose
2,
Scuby's
1.
106
154
I
Jvmk
811
!
ORANGE
-
Anderson
132
.
'
Johansen
191
J,?7.
A.
Wide
138
21
Gardner
83
O.
Newton
115
12!i
Handicap
81
9S
Totals
740
2?
m
issz
mm
WATTS
it
NICKERSON
-Moxlev
116
141
Big
Sisters
2,
Variety
1.
Sweet
Sixteen
2,
Orange
1.
Lucky
Strikes
2,
Miller
Bay
1.
Calderonl
14
with
the
city
schools
and
as
in
COSMOS
pro-
Holkestad
175
dependent
Civic
Centre
grams.
I
Dial
R
im
148
Lindseth
.
"I
had
no
idea
that
so
many
.Morrison
97
McChesnev
16)
78
798
BARBARA
TO
BECOME
PRO
OTTAWA
CP
Barbara
Ann
Scott,
Ottawa's
Olympio
figure
skating
queen,
said,
today
that
she
had
made
no,
definite
decision
to
turn
professional.
Questioned
concerning
a
Pres.
cott,
Ontario,
report
which
quoted
Herbert
Caldwell,
wealthy
manufacturer
and
'
friend
of
Miss
Scott,
as
saying
she
expected
to
turn
professional
at
the
end
of
a
series
of
benefit
ex-
131
143
103
79
138
78
672
137
128
151
160
117
37
730
133
;
126
153
99
171
j
78
760
31
!
131
192
'
188
183
37
!
762!
Handicap
Totals
MANSONS-
Dell
'
Christensen
Cowuill
-jcdA
Going
Steady
"
WESTERN
BRIDGE
j&ffiiS&S
.
,
.
S!tEL
FABRICATORS
UO.
prfi
HdBV
VANCOUVER,
BC.
ft.?rW
W
Margaret
McLeod
jf
Vf
V
.
OPTOMETRIST
V
VOK,.
-1
IN
NEW
OFFICES
I
VVy
'
STONE
,.
i
GUpnEM:
,
BUJE
.j'J
tejpiJ
157
85
115
used
the
Civic
Centre,"
was
the
surprised
oominent
of
one
spectator.
"It
must
keep
them
going
day
and
night
to
provide
classes
for
all
those
people."
No
attempt
wai
made
by
instructors
Neil
Ross
and
Margaret
Slinn
or
their
volunteer
helpers
to
"dress
up"
the
classes
for
the
benefit
of
the
spectators.
Routines
were
carried
out
Didorak
137
Rudderham
203
Handicap
m
37
Totals
734
SAVOY
SWINGERS
V.;
KHir.no
nrwxi
nnrtAf
WAV
Rill
ba
lnr
said
there
is
n.
Just
as,tholh
the
trainee
wer
Kellett
88
152
McLeod
75
88
Erickson
213
218
Mecallum
140
226
Menzies
118
202
Handicap
34
34
Totals
606
920
WESTVIEW
McDonald
150
182
Thuin
1111
101
1
in
ordinary
training
periods
si
'
that
an
honest
impression
"change
in
the
situation;
She
is
still
considering
offers
hut
has
not
definitely
decided
to
turn
151
!
140
;
206
180
165
!
34
i
885.
165
:
169
179
;
204
j
8li
i
92
;
895
!
would
he
given.
The
show
lost
nothing
in
spec
"Ytt
Mam!
Sweet
Caps
art
letter
than
Ever
I"
Yes,
Sweet
Caps
r
better
tkaa
ever
because
of
the
exclusive
process
tator
interest
because
of
tn
Parker
Z..ZL
Z
128
58
Ckeik
y"'
the
process
that
checks
ft
I
"Perfection
.
Hart
wig
105
156
policy
professional,
she
said.
Caldwell
made
the
"announcement,"
ostensibly
on
behalf
of
the
comely
19-year
old
women's
figure
skating
champion,
that
she
had
decided
to
turn
pro
each
Sweet
Cap
you
smoke
to
ensure
yon
cigarette
perfection
.
.
.
i
freshness
...
in
smoothness
...
in
taste.
L
k-h
The
show
was
opened
by:
HancUcaD
102
92
Mayor
Nora
E
Arnold
who
re-
Totals
691
821
celled
that
last
year's
display
TOILERS
mcci...
Cieciy
fessional
and
would
probably
enter
moving
pictures.
Caldwell
said
he
was
directing
Mte3
Scott's
business
affairs.
She
had
had,
he
said,
good
offers
had
given
her
"a
great
sur-1
Ellison
79
prise"
because
she
had
no'Hill..
135
idea
of
the
gymnastic
ability
wide
..146
and
physical
prowess
of
Prince
j.
Menzies
164
Rupert's
young
people"
I
Totn,c1sCao
679
"I
feel
certain
that
with
an-
rora
I
ff.S
-
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
Repairs
Construction
Alteration
'
Floor
Sanding
a
Specialty
,,-a
118
137
!
240
100
159
62
825
I
193
1
16o
114
111
i
183
30
793
128
111
185
209
150
62
845.
240
167
148
176
109
30
870
other
vear
of
training
behind
Postuk
158
from
two
movie
producers
from
Hollywood
who
wish
to
star
her
in
pictures.
He
added
that
a
Basso-Bert
143
them,
they
will
do
even
better
S.
Ramsay
123
G(Kr30GOOG
leading
United
States
ice
show
she
said.,
E.
Morse
145
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