Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
23
1950
pear-Old
Lady
Northern
Pioneer
Si
FU
FLON
vim
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BASKETBALL
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(Ma.
Bel!
62,
U
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'"ft
i
Carroll
College
Evens
She
has
lived
In
th
n
.
''ia
nng
region
tS
tVT!
t?v-l
years.
She
knew
Pi
r,
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u
as
just
a
mining
a
few
shacks
built
nM?K?
ca,rn
l
......
.
p..
f
.
came
to
know
of
he,
nJr,
T
-
Up
Series
With
67-63
J
.
Victory
Over
Rupert
.
j
Montana's
Carroll
Course
evened
-their
series
ut
'j
i
one
victory
for
each
teair
in
an
exciting
rough
anil
,
.
,i
tumble
ba-ketball
game
la.t
night
at
the
Civic
Centra.
The
final
score
wa
67
to
&1.
It
mm
a
rt-al
dog-figh:
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J
,
in
the
final
half
as
Prince
PiU.-rt
strugfrlt
to
ovt
r-'
tome
a
34
to
23
lead
Fouls
were
handed
out
right
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Dav-
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with
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and
Schadweiler
in'
the
third
period
and
Pnnre
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Spring
and
Syi
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Soherk
in
the
third
and
Vvn
and
the
word
Is
that
th
Greer.
5;herk
in
the
fourth
perSod.
;aim
at
iaiuu
uix
frw.a
U.rir
Carrel;
took
an
early
lead
to'hi'
rivals,
the
Gj'ii.
head
the
locals
17
to
9
at
the!
end
cf
the
first
quarter.
In
th'j
tnud
peno-j
the
JeU
managed
to
score
an
equal
number"
of
,
pilnta,
each
team
getting
17.
ar.d.
ln.the
final
the
Jet
led
by
fast-
j
moving
Reg
Lavian
outscorcd
:
TOPS
THEM
ALL-L;.,r-?i
ConacRer,
50-year
-old
politician
and
busrnew
man.
i
the
choice
of
soon
UTiters
is
Canada's
tw.jr.and-ing
male
r&ltxe
of
the
haif-centary.
Ha
record
speati
for
itseif
n
aii-star
perf
-rmance
that
marked
a
20-year
era
unprecedented
m
CanadUn
suuru
hiaiory.
Ke
was
oa-s:andir,g
in
foo-bili
hockey.
lacrv.
babai!,
box;ng,
Tt?t;ine.
cuiiing
s.-m
ng
d:
.CPPHfSro!
tne
winners
23
to
H
but
St
was
.
Lavigne
19.
Sun
berg
Spring
jist
too
late
to
pull
the
gam
4
Morgan
4.
Byitn
J
Total
f
out
of
the
fire.
Reg
Lavign"
scored
II
points
in
the
fourth;
Hi-iW
Youn.
id-
Chesney
period
raily
'and
led
the
teaatil
P.-tchford
1.
Tail
1.
with
19
for
the
game.
Prince
'mansun
3.
BU.
kaby
g,
Leumr-'
Rupert
didn't
have
their
shoo.-1
neau
4.
Nickerson
1.
Sunotou-)
'
in
eye
in
the
two
first
period,
'J.
MurriMtn.
Total
22.
I
rnis
ng
shot
after
shot.
Rupert
j
FahHMi-H.
bb
5.
miermeia
2
HoJtestad
was
in
top
form.
A.-or-iHiugari.
Walsh,
Hul
4
'
Aiuif-m?
H
son.
Total-12
WONDLR-Cne-ani.e.;
Uovrt
Buie.
arnaalng
f!fUre
of
sport
comt-s
to
Prnce
Ruvert
with
the
Harlem
Globetrotter,
basketball
ieam
mxi
week.
Playing
Jus
fourth
season
in
the
Globetrotter
ffxanoon.
Bie
u
sis
Swt,
two
inches
tall
and
24
0r
,
the
crack
fo,ward
with
only
a
right
arm.
His
other
was
amputated
a
Per
fin
auto
accident
in
his
youth.
Bile',
eye
for
the
.
.
"
T'l
an1
Keneral
all-rt"ll
tUn,
play
are
something
thin
hlmsP"
on
the
coun
bu"
ilh
on
rm
n
fy,CfPrS
d
'th
Uo'
B"yd
starr
at
J.
C.
Carbon
Itera-d
,
"
,
h,"ne
t0n
'
B'Uff-
Arkan'
He
ted
1
I
t0
18
con"ve
victories
and
was
aS?-"'
KUter
hd
P'ayed
lhw
ypars
at
Tennesae
h
the
con?Sia
"ragd
16
points
a
-d
m
game
h'rpLu
in'T
M""rt
C-rerencT
tournament
rt
't
hU
S""ior
ear'
B
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the
Globetrotters
ISamr
hit
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12
55-Rec.
Int.
For
the
winners.
Finton
was
the
ou'-standfng
player
with
20
points,
and
along
with
big
Wa'i
Romano
and
playmaking
Weav-er,
teamed
to
make
thins
mighty
tough
for
the
Jets.
Keily
i
lor
the
Helena
team
played
an
I
exceptionally
ra.c-nuiiAiiy
fine
iuie
game,
Eaiiie,
gettm
geiiins;
-ix
points,
and
really
hustling
ail
the
way.
,
in
spite
or
the
fact
that
it
M
a
dull
first
half
and
a
very
poor
.
game
ail
he
way
from
a
basket-
DaJ
point
of
view,
the
specta-
tors
went
away
happy,
after
the
.exciting
second
half.
The
up-j
:andat-m
attitude
of
both
Saved
By
God,
Girls
Believe
VAXCOUVER
0
-T0
schrxjl-girls.
missing
lur
2s
hours'
on
snow-clad
Mount
Seymour,
were
found
safe
ar.d
unharmed
yesterday
about
twelve
miles
from
1
where
searchers
were
locking
for.
them.
j
Marilyn
Long
and
FTeida
NVw--feid,
aged
13.
stumbi!
down
Oie
treacherous
siopes
of
the
4700-foot
mountain
and
came
ou;n
5
a
deserted
stretch
of
beach
on
Indian
Arm,
20
miles
east
of
Vancouver.
"God
saved
us.
We
prayed
all
night,-
the
girls
said.
"We
cre
just
going
around
in
circles.
We
.
j
j
v.
didnt
know
where
we
wrt.
mm
m
1
teams
provided
plenty
of
scrap
f.
,
7h
b,
,
and
action,
and
kershould
t',.h'T.-,CUP
1S3;;
a
big
house
tonight
to
see
the
Jjl'
,W
"Jf
11
-on
and
final
game
of
the
ChoSu
oy
ni-uuim
nan
u
a.t
over
rasn-:
Ion
in
the
Intermediate
League'
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published'
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Canada's
oat-
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f3
,
Wlth
i!ar'diRg
atWete
of
1937
in
t
iie
!
teams
m
just
t
a
bit
lax,
after
the,annual
Canadian
Press
poll
13
'
years
ago.
The
forme'
British
!
scorer
for
the
winners
with
5,
and
Jm
Hebb
led
Tiahhrj
with
5.
Tcnight
Hi-Gold
meet
with
Hi
-
Green
in
the
preliminary.
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Callcge
Flynn
6.
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4.
Hoiiu.-u
13.
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IS.
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20,
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skull
in
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f
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in
1942
and
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I
appointed
Ontario
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Coin-
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;
mis-sioner
before
he
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Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RECONDITIONED
110
4th
St.
Ph.
Black
38V
Agent
VANCOUVER
DAILY
PROVINCE
Phone
Black
787
311
Second
Ave.
W.
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTER
INO
Phone
Blue
818.
P.O.
Box
520
530
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
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FOR
SALE
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kpnt.
4-ro.m
house
with
utilitv
room.
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food
location
on
bus
line.
62S,
10th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Blue
804
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PERSONAL
BABY
KITTFB
Phone
Biack
973.
t301c
CASH
for
scrap
cast,
brass,
copper
batteries
and
radiators.
Phone
543
call
629
6th
W.,
City.
mi
NORTHLAND
Dairy
milk
dellv-
more?
Phone
18
for
daily
delivery
service.
M-2o
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
3
furnished
rooms
men
oniv.
Phone
Blue
240
after
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303p
FOR
RENT
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Small
furnished
arrtment.
men
preferred.
Red
roon
,u
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FOR
RENT
Room
for
eentle-man.
Blue
815.
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BOYS
WANTED
A
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for
voun?
lads
with
bicycles
delivenne
Daily
News
routes.
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748
or
rail
Ll?e
Daiiv
News
office
and
leave
your
name,
ape
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number.
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ACCOUNTANTS
Tax
specialist.
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Furk
Stone
Buildine.
Red
593
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&
CONTRACTORS
PLUMBING
and
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metal
work.
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and
West
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543.
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and
Sons.
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SALE
Firewood
kindling.
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50c
per
sack.
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winter'.
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saving.
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Tuesday
night
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JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
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FOR
SALE
Coal
and
wood:
.vaii
niie
110u.se
iront
room
style.
Phone
Blue
165.
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FOR
SALE
Beach
coal-wood
heater,
good
condition.
Blue
734
or
call
301
9th
Ave.
West.
(302p)
FOR
SALE-Bov's
CCM
bicycle.
Call
at
Fire
Hall
or
phone
20.
(302n)
HISTORIC
ONE-GAME
GOALIE
Lester
Patrick
s
1P28
goaftend-ing
feat
has
been
chosen
by
Canadian
sports
writers
as
on
of
the
most
dramatic
Canadian
sports
events
of
the
last
half-century.
Patrick
was
manager
of
the
New
York
Raneers
at
the
time
when
they
met
Montreal
Maroons
in
the
playoffs.
In
the
fourth
minute
of
the
second
period
of
the
second
game.
Ranger
Goalie
Lorne
Chabot
sustained
an
eye
injury
and,
under
the
rules,
Maroons
refused
to
allow
a
sub&ltute.
Patrick
had
never
played
goal
and
had
retired
from
his
hockey
career
five
years
previously,
but
he
donned
the
pads
and
limited
Montreal
to
a
single-
tally
as
Rangers
won,
2-1.
-joe
Miller
took
over
for
the
remaining
games
and
fhe
vlr?
their
flrt
Stanley
Cup.
Patrick,
now
manager
of
nel
?h
,,UgarS
in
the
Paclfic
Coast
8h
n
the
nets
nn
on
the
historic
occasion.
.
(CP
PHOTO)
lODERN
Painting
and
Derorat-U15
,Dftnce
and
Matuik.
Phone
Black
215
evenings
or
JJwPjOJBox
1111.
(tf)
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Supplies.
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820.
(I8tn)
Oeo.
Cook's
jeweller.
Ph.