SSrfttce
Rupert
Dafip
nffil
Wednesday,
February
9,
1949
THE
CANADIAN
ARMY
"INSURANCE
For
in
TToday
Sorta
IDEJONG'S
WALK
V
OFF
WITH
"A"
Between
the
BASKETS
4
u
-
CITY
TEAMS
TAKE
TWO
GAMES
IN
LEAGUE
HONORS
Second
session
of
the
final
BASKETBALL
WITH
PORT
SIMPSON
third
of
the
Ladies
"A"
Five
Pin
League
saw
DeJong's
take
.
a
one-point
lead
in
the
league
i
standings
on
the
strength
of
a
i
3-0
victory
over
Orange.
De
-
&3fSI
Savoys
52,
Port
Simpson
Seniors
23
Port
Simpson
Intermediates
29,
Merchants
23
North
Star
23,
Port
Simpson
Juniors
20
V
As
this
column
is
being
read
today,
rival
coaches
of
the
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
and
Vancouver
Arrows
are
planning
their
respective
strategies
to
be
executed
for
the
enjoyment
of
the
fans
'at
the
Civic
Centre
this
evening.
This,
the
second
annual
Vaneouver-Prince
Rupert
series,
is
drawing
interest
rivalling
the
recent
Globe
Trotter
show,
simply
because
Prince
Rupert
already
has
two
straight
victories
to
ius
credit
over
the
smart
Vancouver
outfit
and
it
is
expected
.Alex
Bill
will
produce
two
more
before
Thursday
midnight.
.4
Jong's
now
have
six
points
and
no
losses
on
the
record.
In
individual
scoring,
Agnes
Pierce
of
De
Jong's
garnered
all
the
honors,
bowling
the
high
single
game
Willi
a
21!!)
and
the
triple
with
818
for
an
average
of
273.
De
Jong's
rolled
the
highest
team
score
of
the
session,
2,04!)
.
.
.
yr.
the
Invsr
of
jll
fine
furs
fur
"iv.ih
r
Port
Simpson
basketball
teams
on
Tuesday
invaded
Prince
Rupert
for.
a
one-night
stand
against
local
opposition.
The
series
took
the
place
of
the
usual
regular
league
games
in
the
Civic
Centre
Gym.
In
the
final
game
of
the
evening
Port
Simpson
Seniors
succumbed
to
a
vengeful
Savoy
squad,
whom
they
had
defeated
on
their
homci
'
floor
several
weeks
ago.
The
0f
Savoy
when
it
was
stalled
and
'
final
score
was
52
to
38.
Savoy
banged
fn
several
quick
is
smoking
-.utisf.n
nun
!
T'it
4
"
De
Jong's
3,
Orange
(I.
Annettes
2.
Scuby's
1.
Wcstview
2,
Savoy
1.
Variety
2,
Tafl
and
O'Dowes
Savoy
opened
their
offensive'
bPls-
Th?'asl
nWnf
continued
with
no
let-up
to
the
at
the
start
and
quickly
took
the
f
mftj
bcll
lead
which
they
never
lost.
Simp-
j
j.orl
Simpson
played
a
driving
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:
1
4
111
a
Vancouver
report
published
yeslerday,
the
remark
regarding
a
"successful"
jaunt
up
this
way
last
year
by
the
Arrows
Gordon
and
Anderson
2.
Man-sons
1.
son
had
difficulty
in
their
shoot-
J
of
fensive
game
that
worked
the
Ing
and
this
held
down
their
pivot
for
many
lay-ups.
Their
scoring.
The
quarter
ended
11
nassine
and
teamwork
was
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l-.il
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i
I
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a
uil
ui
cuMnem
around
the
Civic
Centre
last
evening..;
to
4
for
the
locals.
In
the
sec-!
smooth
although
at
times
their
DE
JONGS
-w.
.
.
Many
were
curious
as
to
why
j
ond
quarter
Savoy
were
sparked
speed
was
too
fast
for
their
type
E.
Pic
he
wings
of
Ihe
Airborne,'
i
A
Pierce
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HANDY
moisture-proof
POUCH
mi.
Miiion
or
anyone
down
that
by
Pierce
as
rhcy
wldcnrd
their
of
pluy
on
a
big
court,
way
might
call
the
trip
a
"sue-
ever-growing
lead
to
15
points
,
Savoy
featured
a
fast-break-cess."
After
all
two
losses
in
at
half-time
25
to
10.
i
ing
attack
that
was
clicking
all
two
games
could
easily
be
call-
j
the
game.
Pierce
kni
the
scoring
,he
IPKIlc
'
ln
lh(
lt
rd
quarter
Simpso,,
I
wl(h825
ln
flna,
'
Seats
for
this
series
are
still
f0"
V
"
.
,
r
'8
iter
they
came
up
with
smooth
available
at
the
Civic
Centre,
a'1?
passing
and
working
the
pivot.
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Shenton
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G.
Van
Horn
C.
Willson
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V
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125
124
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and,
of
course,
the
usual
num.
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ml
Ihti-I,
llie
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w
ingn
of
the
i;initrun,
win
lil
r.iniiMi-.
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ix
line
of
the
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r'
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(Aciliujr
jolix.in
llie
new
C.anailian
Army
A
it.
i
The
new
Army
gie
mi
every
(
lianrc
f
iutiiM'iiM'iil
ami
.
advancement.
'J'hrre
js
,MI.
niiortiiiiiiy
for
promotion
if
u
li;nt.
w,,,
nil
can
heroine
n
mi
alrimprr
ami
riijm
iiful
tM'itfliient
of
llie
iickcsI
Hr.mi
li
nl
tlii
(
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Arinv.
through
with
big
points.
The
I
Port
Simpson's
only
win
of
quarter
ended
38-26.
The
driving
the
evening
came
in
the
Inter-Simpson
offensive
continued
and
mediate
game
when
they
defeat-they
reached
U
within
8
xinls
(Cnnllmieft
Tiom
rage
5)
Bain
as
coach,
are
Charlie
Cote
(captain),
Bud
Kirkaldy,
George
Haugland,
Gunnar
Paulson,
Jim
Proctor,
Roy
Clifford,
Bob
Bissonnette,
Ross
Gillanders,
Harvey
Hobensohield.
Second
team
will
comprise
Steve
Howle-tt
(coach),
Ronnie
Paulson
(captain),
Gerald
Toop,
Don
and
Dave
Gillanders,
Boti
Koch,
George
Korfoed,
Pat.
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BASKETBALL
AT
TERRACE
TERRACE
Basketball
at
the
Civic
Centre
is
going
ahead
well
with
two
teams
getting
in
a
lot
of
practice
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday
nights.
It
is
expected
that
there
will
be
more
newcomers
and
that
three
teams
ber
of
rush
for
each
night.
Don
Forward,
Civic
Centre
secretary,
announced"
last
evening
at
the
Port
Simpson-Savoy
game
that
he
expects
a
complete
sell-out
so
those
who
are
not
already
equipped
with
ducats
might
do
well
to
call
the
Civic
Centre
now.
It
is
learned
with
regret
that
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our
opportunity
lo
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men
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career
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Denis
de
Kergom
j
that
fighting
crew
of
ladies
rep
can
be
formed.
Sponsors
for
the
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mcaux.
David
Henoit,
Douglas
teams
are
J.
H.
Smith
and
John-
j
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age
...
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nirhorne
experience
ttillhr;
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lo
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word
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minimum
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Notice.
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Announcements:
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Advertising
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In
advance.
Please
refrain
from
telepnuuinc
resenting
Miller
Bay
Hospital
in
the
Ladles'
League
has
been
forced
to
withdraw
from
competition
due
to
injuries
and
general
shortage
of
material.
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floor
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Parker
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5
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house.
Apply
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4th
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Two
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one
oil
other
coal
and
wood.
Green
8l'8.
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SALE
'37
Pontlac,
good
running
condition.
Owner
must
sacrifice,
leaving
town,
lilue
113
evenings.
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wires.
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buildings,
at
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152
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bed,
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otherwise
dealing
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founded,
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value
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succeeding
generations.
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Used
Typewriters,
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Chairs.
3-piece
Chesterfield.
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aid
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'Doxy'
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Agencies,
Phone
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342.
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3rd
Ave.
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(33)
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,
2
bedroom
house
or
suite
in'
will
exchange
fully
furnished
modern
cottage
at
Wimt-Rock,
near
beach,
for
furnish-
ed
place
here,
for
period
mi
to
a
year.
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Red
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location
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340
or
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Blue
639.
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FOR
SALE
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
4
Room
Wartime
House
on
Overlook,
splendid
view
of
harbor.
$2100.00
cash
5
Rooms
and
bath
with
basement
and
hot
water
system
installed,
situate
on'
well
drained
lot.
$3700.00.
155
Acres
in
Terrace.
Second
growth
timfcL-r
with
rich
soil,
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mile
from
Oovt.
Hospital.
Propertv
includes
a
new
house
with
4
rooms
and
attic
space
for
more
rooms.
Good
mountain
spring
on
propertv.
Here
is
a
first
class
opportunity
to
get
in
on
the
ground
floor
ot
this
thriving
community
which
has
a
great
future.
Owner
will
sell
for
$30
00
acre
cash.
2
Room
House
and
bathroom
at
537
8th
Ave.
East,
plastered
throughout
and
an
ideal
place
for
a
bachelor
or
married
couple.
Only
$1000.0.
cash.
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Rupert
Realty
Co.
(35)
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portable,
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