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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
"l
Saturday,
April
8,
1950
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to.
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BosketboH
'
Jets
Receive
Good
Lesson
I
California
Mohawks
Win
I
Basketball
Game
by
"6
to
53
ST:
!
Terrace
Report
j
Was
Exaggerated
i
Good
Name
of
Interior
Town
And
Police
Cleared
After
j
Investigation
'
An
investigation
has
been
I
made
following
a
recent
report
!in
the
Daily
News
suggesting
;
"several
acts
of
hooliganism"
at
j
Terrace
and
that
"several
prom-iinent
citizens
of
the
town
are
pretty
well
stirred
up
about
it.'
I
As
a
result
of
the
investigation
PRINCE
R
SAILS
Ambulance
Busy
Over
Holiday
In
a
three
clay
period
between
Wednesday
and
Friday,
city
ambulance
was
busy
responding
to
seven
calls.
The
round
of
responses
commenced
at
2:30
p.m.
Wednesday
when
Mrs.
Grace
Nelson
wasaken
from
General
Hospital
to
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
At
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The
California
College
Ail-Star
EACH
THU
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i
TVirtYi
IS
it
is
stated
by
the
police
thai
or
r
.
4
p.m.,
Mrs.
J.
McNeil
of
1840
Sev-;there
nave
not
been
such
cases,
enth
Avenue
East,
was
admitted
!
Emil
Haugland,
chairman
of
the
to
General
Hospital.
Mrs.
Ches-
i
board
of
village
commissioners,
ter
Czop,
employee
at
the
Col-
jhad
not
heard
of
any
complaints
C,TY
OR
Dtp,,
'..This
advertisement
is
not
:
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or
displayed
hv
thP
T.innor
Control,
umbia
Cellulose
Company
was
Mohawk's
basketball
team
gavel
another
sparkling
demonstf
atlon
',
of
the
hoop
game
on
Thursday
.
night,
disposing
of
the
Rupert
Jets
by
a
76
to
53
score.
Once
again
it
was
first-class
ball
and
'
the
Mohawks
looked
even
betier
J
than
in
their
first
two
games.'
They
are
an
all-star
team
picked
I
from
each
college
in
the
San
Francisco
Bay
area,
for
the
trip!
and,
as
they
had
no
opportunity
'
to
play
as
a
unit
until
getting
on
'
the
road,
their
play
improves
grealy
as
the
trip
progresses.
I
Frank
Kizara,
guard
from
the
University
of
San
Francisco,
was
easily
the
star
of
the
game,1
shooting
29
points,
and
demon
Bt
SeCOnd
AVPnUe
and
P"'kefl
P
TA
l.
tV
mvsffl.
imjciih
Vi
ujr
w.v
'
oivth
street,
sit
11:30
p.m
u.m.
Wed
ment
of
British
Colum
nesday
and
taken
to
hospital.
N.H.L.
SPILLS
Goalie
Harry
Lumley
of
Detroit
Red
Wings
had
just
kicked
out
a
hot
one
as
this
photo
was
taken
during
the
fourth
game
of
the
Stanley
Cup
semi-final.-;.
I
i'
nf
the
ix
players
in
the
photo
are
watching
the
puck
which
is
circled.
,
Only
playe
r
i
n
be:
is
r
i;,
Eiinde
Leo
Reise,
Detroit
defenceman
who
eventually
scored
the
winning
goal.
Iiiud
up
in
f
run
fc-
of
Reise
are
Toronto's
Cal
Gardner,
about
to
topple,
"Detroit's
Jack
Stewart,
Howie
M.
l:
t
of
Maule
Leafs
of
hooliganism
in
Terrace
and
further
states
that
"the
police
were
keeping
law
and
order
In
the
village."
Edgar
Tetreault,
victim
of
a
recent
incident
at
Terrace,
states
that
he
was
not.
ganged
up
op
nor
was
he
left
unconscious.
Th
article
said
that
he
had
been.
bia-
At
3:15
p.m.
Thursday,
Const.
!
John
Ehly
of
Angus
Courts
was
-(,..-.
"and
Ted
Lindsay
of
Red
Wings.
The
Detroit
victory
squared
the
bt
games
apiece.
Thursday
night
Toronto
won
3
to
2
and
went
up
one
(:;
at
two
I'hotoi
Jets
Holkestad
3,
Flaten
1,
D.I
Const.
John
Ehly
of
the
pro-'
j
Scherk
13,
Morgan
2,'
S.
Scherk
Vinclal
office
of
the
B.
C.
PolS.
c
strating
dribble
and
defnse
techniques
that
had
the
crowd
eiv-
AIR
PASSENGERS
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
DC.
Th.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
',
Phone
BLl'E
442
for
Appointment
HOIKS
10.80
a
m.
to
12
30
p
m.
and
2
to
5
p
m.
KVKSINUS
Monday
and
Friday.
7.30
p.m.
for
those
unable
to
come
durinet
the
'
admitted
to
hospital.
He
was
released
this
morning.
I
The
ambulance
received
a
call
from
Watson
Island
at
4:55
p.m.
Thursday
to
take
accident
vie-
;
tim
Jacob
Hansen
to
General
Hospital
but
he
was
admitted
here
by
the
company
ambulance.
;
On
Friday
at
2
a.m.
Mrs.'
B.
Shannon
was
taken
to
hospital
i
from
Fulton
Street.
D.
Wells,
of
!
Fort
Simpson,
at
8:30
a.m.
Friday
was
taken
from
Cow
Bay
to
General
Hospital.
ing
him
a
big
hand
every
time
he
SROADWAYQ
went
down
the
floor.
Kramm
F
'
was
again
effective
under
the
To
Vancouver
today
H
8,
Lavigne
10,
Spring
2,
Arney
8,
was
admitted
to
General
Hospit-;
Pierce
6,
Sunberg.
Total
53.
jal
Thursday
for
medical
treat-!
PRELIMINARY
ment.
He
was
released
this
morn
Intermediate
All
Stars
Wesch
lng
and
his
condition
U
rep.jr,-11,
Dumas
1,
Gill
4,
Smith
4,
Hill
ed
as
good
by
his
wife.
The
r-.m-C
Chrlstoff
2,
Haucan
2.
Total
"table
expects
to
back
at
work
hoop,
snagging
rebound
after
f.ftfilM..
iP
Noakes,
F.
R.
Wright,
Mrs.
P
Haan,
Mrs.
W.
Singer,
R.
Ingram
rebound
from
his'lofty
'5Vi",
to
score
21
points.
In
attend-
1
Tuesday.
day.
RECEPTIONIST
ance
afternoons.
For
Prince
Rupert,
Dun
Scherk
looked
good
with
13
points
and
the
team
played
well
as
a
iu:it
CjEfiK
I
rinest
(J
30.
Bo-Me-Hi
Carlson
7,
Webster
9.
Ratchford
7,
Bill
4,
McChcsney.
KrisUnanson
5,
Sharpe
2.
Total
4.
1
Joseph
Garon,
after
havhu
j
spent
over
a
month
as
a
patient,
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-i
pital
following
a'
heart
attack.
'
was
able
to
leave
the
institution
'
this
afternoon
for
his
home
on
Second
Avenue.
1
Joan
Chubb,
T.
Scheer,
J.
G.
Moe
:
R.
D.
Cleland.
Mrs.
H.
C.
Woods
j
H.
Clarke.
V.
Begg,
M.
O
Howell
j.
D.
Baker,
Mrs.
A.
Jones,
MrE
George
Eales.
1
To
Sandspit
(today)
Mrs.
E
E.
Stevens.
j
From
Vancouver
1
Thursday
1
!
Miss
L.
Raabe,
Mrs.
Eley-Runa.
i
D.
Payne,
L.
Georgeson,
E.
An-:
dersou,
J.
B.
Sanders.
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Vancouver
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Friday
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Hours7aJ
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Second
Ave.
all
evening.
Guards
Joe
Davis
and
Sonny
Beynon
were
mis.iing
from
the
line-up
and
the
tic
fenst
:
uiffered
as
a
result.
j
Financially
th
series
wps
not
a
success.
The
latene&s
of
t!ui
season,
and
small
crowds
result-
'
?d
in
a
small
loss
to
the
Basket-
,
ball
Association.
However,
it
'vas
the
best
straight
basketball
ever
1
offered
here.
Coach
Angub
Mac-phee
declared
it
the-
beat
lesson
th
Jts
could
vr
rceiv
for
the
same
expnditure.
Always
in
aisnr.
.
.Always
in
FLU
J
McDougall,
Miss
M.
Steeves,
S
Mattick,
R.
Hayter,
Mrs.
E.
M.
Larson,
A.
V.
Olson,
Miss
J.
Vivian,
Miss
M.
Tait,
K.
F.
Harding
Carl
GLke,
R.
S.
Edwards,
J.
Bell,
and
P.
Koivisto.
For
Sandspit
(Friday)
N.
Jef-
Business
and
Professiona
FINAL
GAME
New
Executive
Of
'
Canadian
Legion
Four
new
members
were
elect-
j
ed
to
the
executivs
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
this
week.
The
slate
of
officers
for
the
1950-51
year
is
as
follows:
President
James
Nicoll
(reelected).
Vice-President,
Rod
M.
McLeod
(re.elected).
Second
Vice-President,
Alexander
Haig
(re-elected).
Secretary,
P.
M.
Ray
(re-elected).
,
Executive
members
re-elected
were
C.
Anderson,
Graham
Alexander,
Victor
Duncan,
Mrs
Mar-
Igaret
E.
Smith.
New
executive
i
fery
and
E.
Srcord,
H.
E.
Clark.
u&j
La
n
Kyuu
i
mi
As
good
as,
Monday
night
will
be
the
last
basketball
night
of
the
season
and
the
annual
oldtimers
game
:
will
be
held
with
all
receipts
going
to
the
player
benefit
fund.
Everyone
pays
to
get
in
on
this
occasion
players,
referees,
score
boys
and
spectators.
The
Jets
IT.
Hirovatart.
E.
Power,
Mr.
van
'
'
Wallegham
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
;
Jorgenson,
i
From
Sandspltr
S.
Crosby
and
i
Mr.
Bates.
j
lor
Vancouver
(Thursday)
Miss
S.
Main,
Miss
F.
Hilton,
J.
I
Columbus,
J
.Matthews,
D.
Hy-
jland,
N.
McLeod,
A.
Wiedel,
T.
i
Forrest
and
H.
M.
Wlghtman.
I
For
Sandspit
(Thursday)
J.
will
play
the
oldtimers
and,
after
looking
over
the
line-up
ol
the
oldsters,
it
can
well
be-
'-anyone's
game.
The
line-up
for
the
oldtimers
will
be
Angus
Macphee.
Jack
I
members
elected
were
D.
Gomez,
j
'Morris
Whlteman,
Frank
Hicks
and
Alf
Worthlngton.
Fraser.
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
N.
Krueger,
Mr.
McGuire,
H.
Marier,
Mr.
Butterills,
L.
W.
Lefler
and
E.
H.
Barr
from
you
Sr.w
tt
in
The
News.
,
Lindsay,
Fred
Calderoni,
Don
,
;Arney,
Bob
Armstrong,
Sidj
(Alexander,
Sev
Dominato,
Herb
I
Morgan,
Alex
Bill
and
Ted
Amey.
I
A
f
uli
house
is
expected
for
the
I
closing
evert
an
dto
give
the
Jets
a
send-off
before
they
leave
for
the
B.C
playoffs
on
Tuesday.
Saturday's
lineups:
Mohawks
Lilja
2,
Sondegard
7,
Kramm
21,
Marcus
2,
Kuzara
20,
Harper
6,
Chalfant
9.
Total
76.
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