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Rupert
Daurj
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Tuesday,
April
12,
1949
SpoAsM
Scored
In
Rup-Rec
Show
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for
three
games
and
Ian
Dunbar,
whose
high
single-game
score
was
307.
Alley
Cats
4,
Moose
0.
Brownwoods
4.
Ambassadors
0.
Burns
4,
Maple
Leafs
0.
Stones
4,
Malkins
0.
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Continentals
3,
Jaycees
1.
Seotians
3,
Mallets
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BURNS
RETAIN
-5-PIN
LEAD
Burns
hold
a
two-point
lead
over
Continentals
in
the
Men's
Five
Pin
League
with
18
noints.
four
of
which
they
acquired
in
I
the
latest
session
of
the
league.
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u-Vn
hnuo
16
points,
are
Srotians
with
15.
High
scorers
for
the
session
were
two
Brownwoods
players
Bobby
Woods,
who
bowled
72Gi
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Thu
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not
published
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by
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Columbi.
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Delivery
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383
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MAIR
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CUTTS
TRIUMPHS-World
badminton
champion
Stan
Cutts
loft
-firmly
on
the
birdie
in
a
world-champion
test-
of-strength
against
rSJT
kw
v.um,
retameq
nis
title
by
vanquishing
Orant
in
two
straight
sets
in
ottaw
-
-
SETTING
CAPS
FOR
EACH
OTHER
Bing
Crosby,
part
owner
of
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
baseball
team,
hastily
dons
a
Pirate
hat
and
arms
himself
with
a
baseball
bat
for
a
talkfest
with
Cleveland
Indians
Lou
Boudreau
who
fell
into
the
spirit
of
the
occasion
by
donning
Indian
war
bonnet
during
his
Visit
with
Bing
in
Hollywood,
California.
-
week-ends
here
getting
in
their
last
fling
before
the
summer
weather
comes
In.
It
Is
planned
to
operate
these
snowmobiles
from
Jasper
to
the
famous
Marmot
Basin
next
fall
and
winter
which
"will
provide
some
of
the
finest
skiing
In
th
west.
eta
168
198
r
verTng"
193
160
211
149
203
Burnie
264
173
152
q.
Withers
..........
120
208
151
Handicap
45
45
45
Totals
1044
903
960
STONES
L.
Vanetta
237
223
230
D.
Mackay
314
204
155
B.
Windle
203
216
175
R.
Tubb
,
201
269
235
C.
Kellett
233
227
149
Handicap
24
24
24
Totals
1212
1163
068
BURNS
S.
Comadina
196
1
90
2C7
M.
Halvorsen
153
209
197
J.
Pinniger
263
193
251
F.
Comadina
177
223
257
J.
Comadina
177
203
199
Handicap
16
16
18
Totals
984
1034
1177
MAPLE
LEAFS
J.
Whittaker
141
121
255
Armstrong
182
172
192
Pasre
123
134
163
Ischabold
120
175
160
J.
Mitchell
196
181
223
Handicap
145
145
145
Totals
907
928
1138
E.
Musselem
257
210
231
E.
Mussalle
m
257
210
231
I.
Dunbar
193
1K0
307
B.
Woods
252
226
248
B.
Moxlev
203
170
194
Low
score
132
117
159
Totals
1037
883
1139
AMBASSADORS
J.
Long
183
211
169
M.
Chyzyk
158
161
200
S.
Dziapka
172
158
TfiS
W.
Anderson
200
117
159
T.
Hopkins
132
145
i8q
Handicap
72
72
72
Totals
919
864
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ALLEY
CATS
W.
Landon
190
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226
D.
McNab
102
157
133
E.
BlAin
168
178
191
B.
Tough
196
214
216
H.
Lindseth
2ti6
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Hanmcap
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Totals
1024
10(15
1029
MOOSE
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H.
Muncev
151
160
220
!H.
McKinnon
185
248
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J.
Goudv
179
227
lal
B.
Bellamy
135
145
178
RJ
Tweed
246
146
116
Handicap
55
55
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Totals
..:
951
"981
JAYCEES--,
A.
P.
Crawley
190
199
171
O.
Odegard
189
97
138
S.
G.
Furk
156
131
140
M.
Stapleton
162.208
103
D.
Hay
159
190
mi
Handicap
71
71
71
Totals
27
89G
734
CONTINENTALS
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R.
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Complete
Meal
for
ALL
Dogs
Triumphant
Climax
to
Another
Successful
Season
at
Civic.
Centre
Oymnasium
Rup-Rec's
third
annual
display
last
night
In
the
gymnasium
of
Civic
Centre
was
a
triumphant
manifestation
of
accomplishment
in
the
fiel
dof
physical
training
for.
young
and
some
not
quite
so
young
during
the
past
winter
season
at
Prince
Rupert's
Civic
Centre.
Games,
exercises
and
gymnastics,
replete
with
skill,
grace
and
precision,
reflected
the
painstnk-
ing
work
of
patient
and
talented
leaders
and
the
whole
thing
was
a
pleasurable
exhibition
for
a
large
audience
which
filled
the
commodious
balconies
and
galleries
of
the
gym.
The
show
will
be
repeated
tonight.
Captivating
curtain-raiser
of
the
program
was
the
group
games
number
by
the
tiny
tots
under
the
leadership
of
Mrs.
E.
D.
Forward
with
Mrs.
George
Brown
as
pianist.
So
large
has
been
the
enrolment
in
these
classes
during
the
season
that
they
had
to
be
divided
in
half
for
the
display.
A
second
and
separate
group
from
that
which
appeared
last
night
will
be
seen
tonight..
.
Rup-Rec
teen-age
girls
and
boys
and
Junior
boys.
showed
surprising
agility
in
their
vault-!
jng
ami
springboard
number
,
,,
..
-
....
garet
Slinn
and
Louis
Van
Pyk-'
stra.
The
dancing
and
singing
"umber
of
Rup-Rec
Junior
girls
in
their
crepe
costumes
depict-
ine
a
rid'ne
scene
was
highly
.
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Judge
j
Prockter
led
in
the
slnBlnS
and
Barbara
Teng
i
-ne
Piano
acompaniment.
Grace,
precision
and
agility
w"e.comblned
lnthe
ana
turriDiing
hy
Rup
Rec
teen
and
Junior
girls.
Four
eightsomes
of
square'
dancing
by
the
Rup
Rec
teen!
girls
and
ladles'
keep
fit
classes!
were
tunesome
and
delightful
to
watch.
Miss
Margaret
Sllnn
did
the
calling.
Exacting
and
advanced
physical
training
exercises
were
demonstrated
with
remarkable
precision
under
the
skilfully
controlled
direction
of
Miss
Slinn
in
a
fundamental
gymnastics
display
by
Rup-Rec
Ladies
Keep
Fit
which
was
one
of
the
highlights
of
the
program.
King
Edward
School
contributed
two
fine
gymnastic
displays
one
of
ground
and
ladder
pyramids
by
Grade
Fivers
directed
by
Miss
Slinn
and
John
Jenkins
and
another
of
spring-
ooara
tumbling
by
Grade
Six.
Borden
street
Schools
contributions
were
Inclined
to
be
along
artistic
and
colorful
lines
with
the
spirited
Rhlnelander
number
in
Norse
costume
and
the
illuminted
rhythm
drill
bv
boys
and
girls
with
illuminated
Indian
clubs
and
tinselled
balls.
Wind-up
of
the
program
was
the
grand
finale
number
featuring
a
parade
Illustrating
the
milk
bottles
which
are
to
be
seen
around
the
city
as
receptacles
for
voluntary
contributions
to
Rup-Rec
funds.
A
shower
of
coin
from
the
balconies
and
galleries
was
tangible
expression
of
appreciation
for
last
night's
show
and
the
good
work
that
is
going
on
in
Rup-Rec.
Another
feature
of
the
evening
was
an
interlude
during
which
the
final
for
the
Civic
Centre
table
tennl3
championship
was
played
between
H.
Stadnyk
and
Helge
Holkestad
with
the
former
emerging
the
winner
in
straight
sets
20-19
1
and
21-18.
There
was
also
a
badminton
display
with
Stan
Cornwell
and
George
Viereck
and
William
Murray
and
J.
p.
Macdonald
participating.
Proceedings
of
the
evsening
were
declared
open
by
Civic
Centre
President
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
who
revealed
that
426
perjons
were
taking
part
in
the
display
on
this
occasion
as
compared
with
229
last
year
while
there
'
WANTED
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
AT
YOUR
DOOR
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
Ylt
PAT
CASH
PHONE
950
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A.
Matheson
155
216
207
J-
Rhodes
153
o6
236
J.
Paul
141
o4
i3
HandicaD
B
Totals
742
1059
1138
MAIXETTS
I
W.
Mallett
152
151
211'
V.
Bolam
115
166
200
A.'
Maiore
Z'ZZ.
175
163
171
C.
Martin
120
184
261
A
Handicap
H"S"son
-
136
?i
136
S5
?
136
Totals
819
965
1162
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SCOTIANS
W.
McChesney
....
185
163
230
J-
Laurie
-
189
216
133
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188
is
J.
Graham
235
174
242
Handicap
81
81
81
Totals
1023
1012
1084
A
man
weighs
about
12
ounces
lAcq
nt
plthpr
tVip
Nnrth
or
f!mif
'Pole
than
he
does
at
the
equa-
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or-
Expression
f
Inttlligtnt
ENERGY
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BODY
Sound
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By
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feed
CAWSS
nourish
every
inch
of
your
dog
!
Feed
your
dog
GAINES!
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le
rewarded.
Wanse
hell
be
healthier,
happier,
more
fun
for
your
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12
lbs.
of
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JASPER
STILL
ENJOYS
SKIING
JASPER
Even
at
this
late
date
the
skiiers
around
here
are
getting
many
a
thrill
from
their
lavorite
sport.
Two
bombardier
snowmobiles
have
been
kept
busy
taking
ski
parties
from
the
village
to
the
signal
cut-off
on
the
Maligne
Canyon
road
to
timberline
on
Signal
Mountain.
Beautiful
spring
skiing
greets
the
visitors.
Large
parties
from
Edmonton
and
other
points
are
spendirt;
were
11
groups
as
compared
with
eight.
Dr.
Large
expressed
particular
appreciation
to
th
volunteer
helpers
and
particular
.to
Miss
Margaret
Slinn
who
is
shortly
leaving
Clvi6
Centre
work
to
be
married
to
Emll
Blain,
another
stalwart
of
the
gymnastic
floor.
R.
G.
Iwooi-o
wj
master
of
ceremonies
for
the
evcnlui
uJ
Miss
Frances
Moore
was
the
principal
piano
accompanist
The
volunteer
helpers
were
Miss
Barbara
Teng.
Mrs.
A.
G.
Boas,
Mrs.
George
Brown,
Mrs.
E.
D.
Forward,
Mrs.
George
Stan-bridge,
Mrs.
E.
C.
Wallace
and
Louis
Van
Pykstra.
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