ESrfnct
Gupert
Daflp
retos
Wori.iestlay.
February
23,
19:9
the
centre
line
before
the
whistle
went
ending
the
game.
Merchants
took
4j
shots
and
3
points
while
People's
took
this
quarter
easy
and
did
not
score.
The
half-time
score
was
4-
for
made
12
They
made
8
of
16
People's.
In
the
third
quarter
free
'hrovs.
Morgan's
threw
78
'action
was
a
little
faster
and
shots
ami
scored
13.
They
marie
scoring
more
dominant.
The
BASKETBALL
Intermediate
Leaders
Win
Fashion
and
Merchant
Still
Making
Clone
Rate
UUTTER
FOR
BRITAIN
....
.BRISBANE,
Australia,
(!
-r
Queensland
is
looking
forward
to
the
brt
butter-exporting'
eason'for
seven
years.
If
pres
JUST
RATS
ANI
MICE
'
SYDNEY,
Australia,
A
.-.elf
-operating
type
of
lir.ii-house
has
bi'tn
if
i-icJ
on
Henderson
Island,
near
PilcaSrn.
No
SKI
QUEEN
CROWMXG
Continued
from
Page,
4)
held
it
lor
several
years.
Burns
Lake
had
33
points
a
compared
with
Smithers'
24.
Another
coveted
trophy
the
Dr.
L.
M.
Oreene
Cup
lor
the
combiner)
steiom
and
down-Mil
race
was
won
for
the
third
time
by
G.
E.
Williams
of
Burns
L&fce
who
now
retains
ent
possession.
lams
matched
scores
and
so
j
People's
still
led
by
one
point
5
of
14
three
thrws.
FASHION
P.K.VTS
Iiilpott,
Evitt
and
Co-
Ltd.
Can
Supply
You
With
Including
Fir,
Cedar,
etc.
at
the
quarter
10-9.
The
final
'
one
has
f,VPr
liv(v,
on
tbis
land
ent
weather
conditions
hold,
.I,f2
In
the
othr
Intermediate
quarter
again
saw
Dom
s
shut
where
there
are
eiftht
skeletons'
5O0.D0O
boxes
of
butter
will
be
.
fcame
o
fthe
evening
the
league
out.
in
the
sewing
and
People'.
in
a
cave
and
swarms
of
1
.its!
exported
to
Britain
by
June
of
and
n'ice.
j
this
year.
eaoers,
Fashion
Footwear,
with
ffrnm.t
m
iirt
t,.
ttrt
Leadership
League
txwrtet&atl
play
o1
Complete
resuIU
of
the
eight
r
iriFfmn
tne
M.fcn
school
jtitn
'Tiiin,muai
Buiwey
valley
ski
luesoay
rtipni.
saw
ine
Biet
to
Z0.
Fi.snkrfi
piaycl
a
tournament
on
5farkow
flit!
were,
team
in
I
he
Intermediate
lairt-bfafcins;
game
that
catwht
JORING
In
rir
or
Hemlock
f
4
j:D!NG
AH
Iyp
Pom's
pteylng
of
their
las'
ffmpie
of
games
has
been
poor
arxi
their
shooting
has
fallen
off
tbir
early
season
form.
People's
hate
beei
eormnp;
Willi
a
rwsh
aftet
a
dismal
xinrt.
Ixmi's
t(xK
32
slKits
and
made
3.
They
scored
ait
31
free
throws.
a
follows:
j
League
mnnlng
her
t4
tt.
;
the
atMrientft
defence
slew
in
(fuhineil
aukrm
and
Downhill
a
Pa-rfitoft
aer'Ix"'ir''d
flgh
gettii
Into
position.
They
lof
Slalom,
Class
A
G.
.
vVil-
School
4!
t
2
m
Merchants
j
into
i
13
to
i
lead
at
the
iiams,
Burns
Lalse,
30
88
points;
j
cam
from
behind
th
the
final,
ffr
Mn
tikf.r,
,.,wstfl
in
J.
Dahlle,
Smithers.
38.74:
F.
minute
of
May
to
wtov
over
MoT
-
the
aevond
nttafter
with
Hum
SASH
and
DOOR
and
.
"
,
E.'gan'g
32
to
31.
rerrrrfe
store
RaB.sriale,
Burns
Lake,
40;
to
eu;.
r.la
k
Calf
Blm
her
Oxford.
fn
the
le;i.
'flu
hitlMrrrvet
'PopVe's
tor
44
shos
and
made
IS.
Tlvey
did
rnt
have-
any
free
mini
3.
',.'-.
hung
up
their
eighth
straight
wtn
by
defeating
the
Latfte'
Leaeue
leading
toom's
ti
to
9.
Messie.h,
SmltlTers,
38.20.
Downhill,
Class
A
O.
E.
Williams,
Bums
Lake,
59.00;
J.
I.'OOTIIIIXS
At.lIKttTA
COAl,
in
al!
sizes
m
riio.NK
era
score
was
19
to
13.
In
the
second
half
!Ih1
i'x
xA
throws.
t
1
Dahlle,
Smithers,
68;
F.
Rags-
In
the
Junior
game
Kinsfneft
dale.
Burns
Lake.
58
30:
E.
Mes-
came
lek
and
arfeed
an
skh.
Smithers.
57.BO.
I
earlier
defeat
at
the
hands
ot
Rupert
Hotel
with
a
decisive
3fl
s
swamped
as
Fa.-hkm
went,
j
Kinsmen
got
back
to
their
on
a
aeoring
spree
with
Joe
j
winning
Rirm
last
oifrht
as
they
HjiH,an
and
GiH
Lulling
tlw
way.
trounced
Rupert
Hoiel
)
U)
10.
The
Fashion,
bull
hafKlliii
was
Kinsman
were
fast
breaking
arid
snappy
ami
last
and
their
team-
making
their
shots
count.
Ru-woik
smooth
as
they
continued
pert
Hotel
were
weak
on
ilefence
to
roll
up
a
big
safe
lead.
The
and
their
shots
were
rolling
to
18
sc(re.
INITIATES
i
hoc
k
ft
Miwrnr
(Continued
ii-in
i'afje
4
W
MEMBER!
Dne
to
the
Senior
game
being
Dostooned
b?
the
mutual
con
Total
p)inUi
Williams,
048.
Dahtie,
98.74,
Ragsdale,
98.30,
Mi'sfiich
95.86.
Class
B
E.
MessW'h,
Smithers,
total
points,
100,
W.
Asheroft,
Burns
Lalte,
9-2
84,
T.
Akta,
8rr,ifh'rs,
91.90,
T,
Young,
Bmrw
i
mbtr
was
initiated
i
,
Rupert
Lodge,
sent
of
the
coaches
of
Brown-
Hih
SehoH
somid
was
oxt-woods
and
Savoy,
two
Inter-
u!"Jl
as
Fashion
were
more
of
I
tie
Year
and
Calrier
Trophy
around
the
rim
but
would
not
ro
In.
In
the
first
half
the
hotel
.
AJ.It.l
1
.
..
.
II...
,
I
.-
.
I
1
1
T
mediate
games
were
played.
,
experienced
and
out-weighed
Or(t'f
-,ulrl
t
w.Fniri
,
vt-.eiiiic
nic
iiii,
iv.ii.u.
n
i'.ular
monthly
.
fiesnrn9ri
t0
8CWe
5
KOas
j,,
a
team
kept
eiose
and
were
behind
10
to
6
at
the
half.
In
the
'
I
t"fi-
jymjiil
iiaiu
Class
C
Jon
Olans,
Bwrns!
In
the
final
came
or
the
eve-
but.
o
icir
'ilwil
e
i
iitjl
tnufoti,i
b
e
oddefllows'
IIa11
!
(tamv,
turning
the
trick
January
second
half
the
Kinsmen
(rffncei
t
I
i
1047,
hri
lnfs
riefentod
Chi-prtmtt,
9958;
V.
r.if.g
KIcrchMU
lti
aft
wj-i.ni
,
ftotnR
tn
tlke
nf)(ip
meetwiK
fiie
1.
10
4.
iiwwtana,
Bwrrm
take,
9t..');
O.
;
battle
to
win
32
to
31.
With
od-
HiKn
School
took
71
shots
and
lid
iiricd,
was
unner
j
ca?0
opened
up
with
all
players
hil-tinu
the
hoop.
-In
the
final
quarter
McKay
found
his
shooting
Shoes
that
look
as
good
to
your
eye
as
they
ft-el
on-
your
feet
ntylp
I
hut
others
admire
and
you
tnjoy-lonft
life
In
every
Inch
of
their
fine,
sleek
leathers
these
are
the
things
you
ger
in
I
erkie's.
Ask
for
them
ttt
your
hoc
itore.
Aubrey
(Dit)
Clapper,
coach
"owiano,
urns
lam,
w.m;
api
sene
gi
iwo
irm
sfrwigers
w
made
8.
They
scored
4
of
6
free
1,1
T
W.
wv""''
clltmiiiB
the
meet-
of
the
lfekston
Bruins
and
tire
dwib
mm.
,
Merenanis,
tneir.
jnstm
weie
,
mrows.
Fashion
trw
81
shots
!
eye
and
dropped
in
.
6
points
rtnly
jrfayer
to
eoinpiete
29
years
uys.
v-n-ucn
hhiiis,
tm
uaen
eare
m
rry
lour
and
made
17.
They
seorcti
7
of
which
helped
build
wp
the
team's
is
enjoyeo
X
mi
indoor
vei-
11
free
throws
wwlin-
lead.
Kinsmen
bull
handling
and
teamwork
was
good.
Rupert
Hotel
fell
down
on
their
defence
and
Kinsmen
Immediately
took
i'i
the
Wi
the
first
living
Smithers,
total
time,
49
2;
imkt
plflefs.
member
Heeled
to
Hotkey's
'
'
.
Tin
rZS'fitt1
lhe
st..
half
.was
fast
with
12
Bruir,,
hold
the
NHL.
Ar'l
Buchafvan,'
SmRherV,
'
'an
record
lor
the
most
executive
Boys,
under
-Bryan
Collison.!
mteifg
annl,
S
-ln-14-ml
Philadelphia
Smithers,
Alex
McDonald,
SmN
n',
S,C
!
.
IMftrx
I.FAfil
E
People's
Blore
scored
a
close
12
to
9
win
rnr.-r
the
Ladies'
Leaire
leading
hum's
and
reach
MD
IN
KOYPT
.
,
,.r
ed
to
within
half
game
of
first
advantage
of
this.
Rupert
Hotel
took
55
shots
and
scored
6.
They
made
4
of
11
free
throws.
Kinsmen
took
ufth.rs
1W1'
lxd
the
record
thers,
Bill
Egbert,
Smithers.
7
8
,
.
place.
l
j
the
skin
of
an
jimmy.
Slalom
biaiom
and
ana
Downhill,
Ladies
,
"
:
1---
the
most
e(mserntive
losses
The
first
half
was
slow
with
for
QUALITy
SHOES
both
teams
working
the
ball
50
.shots
and
made
15.
They
iree
tnrows.
Morgans
lea
ai
me
quarter
10
to
G
and
then
lengthened
their
lead
to
19-9
A
Class
Ellen
mans,
Burns
When
Ietrit
Red
Wings
Lake'
Jean
Anderson,
Smrther.
trwineed
"
Hew
tork
Banners,
Luriles
B
Class
-Shirley
Dahlie,
15-0,
on
Janoary
23,
1944,
it
Smithers,
Olga
Olson,
Smithers.
marked
the
highest
winning
!
Ladie
j'
Class
C-Virginia
Ford,
more
often
than
shooting.
Only;
missed
all
5
free
throws.
People's
was
able
to
score
in
the
I
first
quarter
as
they
dropped
in
The
lonRest
reign
In
European
in
4
points.
In
the
stfeond
half
1
history
72
years
was
that
of
at
half
time.
In
the
third
quarter
Mer
Dom
's
came
to
life
and
scored
Louis
XIV,
from
1643
to
171a.
ehanu
began
working
the
ball
!
margin
recorded
In
an
N.H.L.
;
omiiners,
Josepiune
Bucnanan,
Smithers.
game.
1
more
smoothly
and
Simonson,
S1L5
TO
h
BLUE
846
TKOMPT.
F.Xn.RT
n:vi
r.
:aanich
Montreal
C
a
h
a
d
1
e
n
s
went
i
Jumping
Open
A.
Romnleo,'
up
from
the
Junior
League,
came
thrown
the
entire
1943-44
regti-
j
Burns
Lake,
distance,
76.81;
&
through
with
6
points
to
lead
the
)
"
Featured
To
Clear!
j
Newly
Re-Opened
S
""
aZZ'""
lfX'l
'
1
lar
home
schedule
without
:
being-:
8''u'rf,!fHn,,
"
Lake,
79-78;
team
to
a
one-point
lead
al
defeated,
winning
22
and
tieing
J
Dahlie,
Smithers.
78-12;
Ash-
three-ftuarter
tinw
23
to
22.
Mor-.
1
croft,
Burns
Lake,
6C-69;
J.'gan's
were
stopped
cold
by
the
i&riggs,
Smithers.
84-68.
I
hard-working
Meirhants'
squad.
Big
&
Heating
Adertise
in
in
uuiiv
flews'!
T
Jumping,
boys
-
Mel
Brlggs.iin
the
fotrrth
qimner
the
game
Smithers,
51;
Jon
Clans,
Burns
'
see-sawed
back
and
forth
with
51NESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
each
team
mat'-hlng
baskets.
Morgan's
came
from
behind
and
tied
It
up
2?-all
with
one
minute
remaining.
They'
went
Lake,
60.
C'rotM
Country,
C!n
A
G
I
William,
Burns
Ltke,
53
minutes,
1
second:
Jcrgen
Dahlle,
Smithers,
M
mintites,
40
sec-
(
COFFEE
SHOP
)l
lTl"l
mmm,
gloves
LisszrSiil
1
:
f
3r.l
West
Third
II
1
'
1
VI
ii
ii
i
i
ii
i
ii
1
1
:
ahead
on
a
basket
by
Boulter
tonds;
Tom
Collison,
Smithers,
99
and
then
Simonson
dropped
In
BRYDGES
and
McLEAN
PUBLIC
ACCOl)
NT
A
NT3
AND
AUDITORS
minutes.
Z3
seconds.
t
another
bucket
shot
to
tie
it
up
il
(.riMPl.KTF.
,Y
REHOVATEU
ANU
Ktr
uivtv
Bnr,u
i
Ea
B
.
..
-
-
111
1
L
Ii
m-fii
C
1
fi
IklSSIklB
Class
B
Jim
Briftgs,
Smithers,
Mercer
w
fouled
in
the
closing
1
II
E73fiAilsJsAjfyfVt
i
123
minutes,
40
seconds;
D.
Row
seconds
and
he
calmly
dropped
jNO
FLORISTS
es!
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ui,ir.,
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Lake,
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32
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the
free
throw
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Lke,
26
minutes,
40
seconds.
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time
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etc.
Province
by
Province
the
Red
Cross
is
opening
its
Free
Blood
Transfusion
Service.
Untold
lives
have
been
saved
by
this
great
organization.
But
more
funds
are
needed
to
expand
and
maintain
this
worthwhile
humanitarian
work.
,
Throughout
Canada,
the
Red
Cross
operates
75
Outpost
Hospitals
and
2
Crippled
Children's
Hospitals.
More
are
being
built
and
more
are
needed.
Last
year
over
70,000
patients
were
served
by
Outpost
Hospitals.
Th
Red
Cross
must
be
pared
for
all
eventualities.
Year
after
yeartfie
demand
for
Red
Cros
services
grows.
Millions
of
dollars
have
been
spent
in
flood,
fire
and
other
disasters,
in
aiding
the
stricken
and
homeless.
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