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2:C.)
Adult
f,....
But
Play
Very
Close
in
All
Basketball
Games
of
i
I
When
two
length
ebord
com
together,
there's
a
true
uniform
channel
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f
f
I.:
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Willi
a
broadfcjuie
apply
tne
umoua
atoneDora
joint
nuer,
Senior
Bo-Me-Hi
50.-
Saw)'
j
L
then
a
strip
ot
r-enlorciag
tape
as
nirnisnect,
men
mooin
off
with
more
lillex.
The
result
a
strong,
re-enforced
invisibLs
joint
Stonebord
comes
nd-burjdled
two
sheetj
tapd
53.
i
Intermediate
High
School
26,
j
Fashion
Footwear
27.
Ladies
Higb
School
10,1
Fashion
27.
'
j
A
face-to-iace
to
keep
them
clean
and
perfect
Stonebord
is
smooth,
hard
and
durable,
takes
any
decoration,
is
vermin
proc4
and
fireproof
because
its
core
is
mineral
ovDsum.
'
'
V
1
The
resumption
of
Bas-
jketbali
League
play
last
f
.30
0;ti,
Hour.
8:C0
lcup-rif-c
w
Tu-nTvur,,:
School
Bakelbaii
tluri.
5:00-10:00.
2:0U-
Wumcn
t
Cre
Bi'ldse
Club'
4:00-Booth
BiW
,
7:30-NP.u
Pam
m
IfnWfrrN
.
-a
ava
r
;n
Made
by
Western
Gypsum
Products
Ltd.,
Winnipeg
night
following
the
series
with
Ketchikan
saw
three
High
School
basketfml
teams
go
down
to
defeat.
The
deciiriona
ere
close
with
no
margin
of
more
than
3
points
The
Senior
game
went
to
IPHILTPOTTr,
EVITT
&
CO.
Ltd.
:)-Plumbers
fitters.
8:30
-
N
FB
IF
COAL
LUMBER
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
PHONE
65!
j
Savoy
53
to
SO.
Although
Bo-Me-Hi
lost,
they
had
the
better
rf
j
play
al
lthe
way.
Bavoy
had
to
j
fight
back
from
6
and
7
point
j
deficits
to
gain
the
victory.
Bo-
EXCLUSIVE
prime
uiiym
SJauv
J3nu
Wednesday
December
8,
1048
;
Me-Hi
fiomrnenecd
fas
and
;
TEAM
PREPARES
With
first
matches
Anie
rkaa
7ojies
games
concluding
at
the
week-end,
members
of
the
Indian
Thomas
Cup
team
met
the
Canadian
team
at
Toronto's
Carlton
Club.
The
.Thomas
Cup
is
the
Davis
Cup
of
badminton.
Here
India
team's
captain,
George
Lewis,
centre,
discusses
rackets
with
Davinder
Mohan,
left,
and
C.
Hemmady,
an
engineering
student
at
Bombay
University,
who
accompanied
the
players
but
is
not
on
the
team.
Canada
took
the
series.
Captain
Dirk
Burh,
Canada's
captain,
being
the
only
loser
on
his
side.
-
.
'CP.
Photo."
CITY
HUNTERS
GET
GAME
BIRDS
jj'LLJARD
TOURNEY
L
SECOND
ROUND
.
(iani.s
in
tjie
second
handicap
Er
-ILsh
billiard
tournament-
at
Individual
scoring:
Senior
Bo-Me-Hi
D.
Scherk
14.
Spnni;
6,
Olson
11,
Davidou
2.
Flaten
4,
S.
Scherk
5,
Carlson
1
and
spectacular
shooting.
Bo-MeHi
sulfejed
when
two
first
stringers,
Davidson
and
Spring,
were
lost
by
the
foul
route.
Bo-Me-Hi
scored
18
field
quickly
went
Into
a
bead
which
they
never
gave
up
until
Just
be-
j
fore
the
third
quarter
ended-1
Savoy
was
very
slow
in
starting!
and
waj
stopped
by
poor
shoot-
j
ing.
Tune
and
time
again
-th
fast-breakmg
Rainmakers
went,;
through
the
hoteljnen's
defense
to
score.
The
half-time
score
was
21
to
17
for
Bo-Me-Hi.
Arney
started
to
hit
th
basket
when
the
second
half
started
and
never
stopped
.until
he
had
helped
give
his
team
the
lead
at
the
end
of
the
quarter
37
to
33'
Ray
Spring
went
out
via
the
foul
route
during
the
third
quarter
and
this
slowed
the
Rainmakers'
fast
forward
LEADERSHIP
Gordon
and
Anderson's
Top
Ladies
A
Bowline;
League
Gordon
and
Anderson
assumed
exclusive
leadership
of
the
Ladies
"A"
Bowling
League
this
week
by
defeating
Orange
Lodge
with
a
clean
sweep
three
games
to
nil
victory.
Other
results
were
by
two
games
to
one
decisions
as
follows:
Scuby's
2,
Manson's
1.
DeJong's
2,
Savoy
Swingers
1.
Annette's
2,
Taft
and
Odowes
1.
Westview
2,
Variety
1.
Brownwoods
1
Bo-Mo-Hl
1
Intermedial
Merchant
3
Fashion
3
High
School
2
Morgan's
2
Stones
0
Ladies
Poms
S
Hi;.-h
School
3
3
.250
j
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4
.200
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1
.730
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,
1
.500
1
I
AM
r
2
.500
Vi
.
4,
.000
!
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j.
n
0
1000
y
1
j
2
.coo
,
,
XSX
f
tfcv
Canadian
Legion
have
gat
A
snowbound
hunting
expert
into
Uieiserttnd
round
this
ditlon
which,
ne
ertheltss,
yield-fk,
three,
additional
matches
ed
a
substantial
quantity
of
C?ig
played
dunrig'Vhe
past
two
ducks
and
geese
was
concluded
ftThts.
The
lastOfWie
games
in
'
,
Monday
night
toy
a
group
of
th
first
round
prided
in
a
win
Prince
Rupert
men
wlio
invaded
for
R.
H.
Simonson
(scratch),
the
Hartley
Pay
area
after
who
defeated
AEFHarvey
(20)
game.
by
a
score
of
lap
to
S3,
the
loser
J
Aboard
Sam
Haugan's
halibut
pi
ylng
far
short
of
his
usual
boat
Tramp,
the
group
of
six
game.
In
the
second
round,
'spent
five
(Jays
hi
the
southern
Gtorge
Abbott,
who
holds
the
beaches
where
they
knocked
off
Mi
break
record
for
this
tour-,
27
geeses
and
60
ducks
despite
goals
from
7
shots.
Savoy
scored
Weo.itr
4.-
50.
'Q
field
goals
from
91
shots.
Savoy
R.
Holkestad
12,
Davis
Fashion
bounded
into
a
tie
11,
Arney
13,
Haugan
2,
Mentor
first
place
with
Merchants
nies,
M.
Holkestad
5,
Cicrone
S.
with
a
close
27-26
victoryover
Murgan
7.-53.
High
School
in
the
Intermediate
Ladies
League.
Here
again
High
School
j
Doms-J.
Husoy,
Thain
8,
lost
leads
that
cost
them
vie-
Greenwood
2.
B.
Hamilton
2,
Kil-tories.
Fashion
came
from
be-jdal
2,
Youngraarr,
Jordan.
14.
hind
in
the
final
quarter
to
win.
j
High
School
Matson,
Pavich,
The
fast
breaks
of
High
School
I
Currie
2,
A.
Hamilton
10,
Lyke-
j
line.
Jn
the
final
drive
BQ-fe-Hl.
1
3
.250
:
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If
0
4
jDtio
i:?f
j
l
Peoples
Milter
Bay
Junior
High
single
scorer
was
E.
Mas-
came
with
a
rush
that
put
ivoy
n;vrpat,
continued
hus
victorious
wajsi-aeep
miow
ttauoie
tell
of
Westview,
290,
while
J.
'
back
on
defence,
With
time
run
.1
ireer
defeat
no-
Jimmv
Rrem-t
ine
group
consist
oi
,iacK
ning
short
and
a
7
point
lead
North
Star
Kinsmen
.
were
offset
by
the
slow
but
ef-lgard.
Webster,
Keayj.
12.
ner.
to
whom
he
was
conceding
!
Lindsay,
sr.,
Jack
Lindsay,
Jr.,;Shenton
of
DeJong's
had
high
in
rv,intK
u-iiv,
,,,
nf
inn.
Roy
NkhoHs.
William
Bussey,
I
three
games
aggregate
of
707
staring
them
in
the
face
Savoy
i
fit-lent
playing
ana
&noo.:ng
of
Intermediate
High
School
-Bill
1.
Ratch-
Rupert
Htotel
1
HiKh
School
0
Sam
and
Joe
5cott,
wno
ul
f'"0
ul
-
101.
George
Dawes
(plus
25
1
also
Haugan
5
M0
I
jl
the
shoemen.
The
half
time
score
was
19
to.
13
for
High
School.
In
the
second
half
Fashion
worked
of
birds'
",u'"uui
-unnS
was
as
n-
reported
plenty
game
bracket
by
t
lord
8,
Webster
8,
Scherk
6,
iows
:
Sunbcrg
2.
HartwU.
Helin.
Van
moved
up
another
winning
over
Jack
10)
by
the
score
of
Allan
(plus
about.
They
also
saw
half
a
150-81.
:
dozen
swans,
which
are
pro
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
better
and
began
to
net
points,
j
w.kstM
t,
M.Un.n.
Sharpe.-
240
2h()
S.
Ramsay
164
High
School's
play
slowed
down
tected.
went
out
and
netted
10
points
that
gaye
them
the
win.
This
last
outburst
of
scoring
brought
experience
to
trie
front
and
the
veteran
hotelmen
never
gave
up
even
when
down.
,
Both
forward
lines
Were
"powerful
on
'
offencp.
Arney
scored
U
Of
his
points
In
the
third
quarter
when
his
team
came
1
nin
;
i
J
?
HEAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
'There
will
be
no
matches
played
in
this
tournament
tonight
on
account
of
the
hall
being
in
192
179
144
202
40
1007
Classified
no.
ei
using
Pays!
and
their
shooting
fell
off
and
this
accounted
for
their
defeat.
This
game
saw
the
re-appearance
of
Boyo
Gurvich
in
the
I.
Garner
130
B.
Smith
130
L.
Anderson
175
C.
Barrie
129
Handicap
40
Totals
774
ORANGE
E.
Mulder
121
157
15H
100
121
40
831
112
Fashion-Gill
6,
Pierce
5,
,
Tens
5,
Arntsen
4,
Inter-mela
2,
James.27.
Standings
to
date:
Senior
uss
for
the
regular
monthly!
v
I
GIFTS
to
PLE
meeting.
IN
THE
SbPKpME
COURT
'
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
-
)N
PUObA'l
E
ranks,
of
coaching.
He
led
his
from
behind.
Rup
Holkestad:
Alma
Maters
intermediate
team.'
F.
Van
Horn
176
131
U.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
Kcar
CFPR)
In
tlie
MiiHrr
of
the
"
AiluilnlstratUin
Lund
I
71
Co-op
4
0
100.)
3
2
.600
1
w
61'
21)3
117
112
144
117
754
m
r
And
C.
Willson
............
146
Low
score
129
always
69
U0
106
117
609
Classified
advertising
brings
results.
played
a
strong
detenslvfe
game
and
an'lmproved
offensive
flivot
position.
Don
Scherk
thrilled
the
crowd
with
his
deceptive
)
Handicap
117
Totals
700
4gn
5
"fi
s
Winter
Ignition
Check
-Up
195
155
131
209
194,'
123
290
198
High
School
took
67
shit"
and
made
10
of
them.
Fashion
made
11
baskets
from
53
shots.
LADIES'
LE.lGl'E
Do
ins
of
the
Ladies'
League
continued
undefeated
as
they
won
a
close
game
from
the
runner-ups,
High
School.
The
final
score
was
14
to
12.
The
game
was
undecided
until
the
final
quarter.
.
Both
teams
played
poorly.
Their
shooting
and
ball
handling
was
way
off
their
peak
High
School
floored
a
taped-up
tOim,
several
players
having
Utvrt
ankles.
Doms
scored
8
field
goals
from
46
shots.
HLgh
School
took
29
shots
and
made
6
of
them.
144
160
In
flip
Mutter
ut
tin-
Kstute
of
Friink
(iiiulineo,
IterruM'd,
InteslHte.
TAKE
NOTiCB
tUat
by
Order
of
His
Honor
JuUjjc
W.
O.
Fulton.
Local
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Bri-'
tlsh
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
24th!
day
of
November,
A
D.
194B.
appointed
Administrator
of
Die
Estate
ot
Frank
Chudinec.
lute
of
Octan
f
alls.
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
or(
about
the
3rd
clay
of
September,
1948.
at
Ocean
Falls,
BrltUh
Columbia.
All
persons
indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
.the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
tbe
3lst
day
of
December,
1048.
failing
-which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
clainw
of
whlrh
I
shall
have
been
notified.
UATLD
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
186
214
211
142
154
54
961
153
139
137
164
213
12
818
111
15d
120
109
155
54
707
155
133
157
196
162
12
815
it
1
.
WESTVIEW
M.
1'lvnn
:
250
S.
Hartwig
115
A.
Pnrker
155
G.
Thain
141
E.
Mastell
198
P.
Wallace
Handicap
....
38
Totals
893
ANNETTES
Montgomery
1(58
Windle
91
McMeekin
141
Smith
152
Dirkens
129
43
997
15
883
PICKS
CI
riGUtrnr
LIOHTHIs
re
Vour
car's
ignition
system
is
especially
susceptible
to
winter's
rigors
Have
it
Checked!
MANSON'S
L.
Dell
175
B.
Cowaill
148
'
B.
Rudderham
....
71
H.
MacLeod
209
D.
Rudderham
....
153
Handicap
54
Totals
810
SCUBY'S
J.
Thornton
141
W.
Steves
177
G.
Van
Meer
147
L.
Smith
143
B.
Uzick
J74
Handicap
12
Totals
794
VARIETY
I.
Krist.iansson
1H3
I.
Lykesaard
140
R.
Ramsay
.
172
It.
Christianson
..
.
133
A.
McLean
217
Handicap
.......
75
Totals
900
II
tributor
overhaul.
J
1,
Jiattery
checked.
2.
Dis
II
o
c
1
1
1
153
144
139
135
196
30
797
156
1J9
152
211
820
GROT!
and
set
1
riparw
piugs
cleaned
I
CIGAR
STd
YcjBest
Rattnfi
Place
I'tvpL
cornsir
meals
.
cii
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
'
:
banquet
Hall
:f-
XAmcheons,
Dinners
;
t
'and
Parties
"
jhinese
Dishes'
139
112
J4t,h
day
of
November.
1948
OORDON
FRASER
FORBES.
W
WHOLESALE
AND
w
TOISUCOM
156
98
1d6
138
116
75
739
125
154
130
120
214
?
3
830
Handicap
30
Totals
.
.
711
TAFT
&
ODOWES
J.
Nowak
143
F
McKiniKMi
134
D.
Nelnon
102
G.
Maundrell
151
K.
Held
141
llandican
54
Totals
726
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(296)
103
149
IU
84
'
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132
142
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