THfc
E'l3
Ha
1
,
Prfnre
Rupert
Daflt
r5ctost
tto.
Monday,
March
22,
1948
V1
same
two
teams
meet
in
the
set-"
I
orid
fame
of
this
scries
on
Tues-
jday
afternoon.
TTmBdifj
111
thp
Slo
ana
Sjmftn
LEGION
TOURNEY
!
IN
SEMI-FINALS
"
t
Civic
Centre
men
and
women
traits
of
their
mm
eyes
wear
the
Borden
Street-
Mr-Kay
4.
V:r-rrell.
Findlay.
Lycri,
Adkms
2.
Nelson,
Blackaby.
Tctr.!
8
King
Edward
Helin
;0,
Cie-cone
2,
Weber.
Kristmanson.
Cameron,
Macintosh
4,
Smith
3.
Total
19.
.
(mmUGsmMffii
CAST
ni
in
or,
I,
Only
One
Game
of
Seond
Round
Now
Remains.'
Only
one
game
rerrenns
to
bs
ft-
f'ngs
and
snufi
KING
EDWARD
DOWNS
BORDEN
III
PLAYOFF
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
Lfagne
SATURDAY
Detroit
3,
Toronto
5
Chicago
4,
Montreal
7
SUNDAY
Toronto
5.
Detroit
2
Chicago
4.
New
York
3
Montreal
.
3.
Dt
Boston
4
l
Ffrciffc
Coast
SATURDAY
I
Advertis.
i
..
.,
.
,
King
Edward
No.
1
team
scored
TUESDAY
Sports
'
a.m.
9:
Off
Bo-Me-Hi
-gym
class.
'
"
p.m.
1
:00
Bo-Me-Hi
gym
class..
5:30
Annunciation
gym
class.
i:30
Rup-Rec
junior
boys.
BASKETBALL
4:00
Juvenile
play-offs.
6:30
League
play-offs.
Special
Events
4:00
Rotary
Minstrel
practice.
7:30
Leathercraft
Group.
8:00
Symphony
practice
.
.
-
.
Mitsic
Drama
i
a.
convincinff
19
to
6
win
over
'
Borden
Street
in
the
first
game
!of
the
final
play-off
s?ries
In
1
played
In
the
secant?
round
of
the
English
billiard
tournament
at
the
Canadian
Region,
And
on
its
completion
tonight,
the
names
of
the
four
players
to
take
part
in
the
seml-flnals
of
this
tournament
will
be.
known.
During
the
veek-pndthe
last
game
in
the,'
nf'sl
fowfrd
was
played,
Btucf'
Srmundsoti
(plus
30)
defeathv;
J,
Bfemnef
(plus
25i
with
a
score
of
lMi-tld).
in
the
second
round,
I.
Itleotl
plus
10
1
Raided
by
a
break
of
22,
PERFECT
COMBINATION
FOR
PERFECT
San
Diego
5.
San
Francisco
4
the
Juvemie
Boya
mn"
,
overtime
i
.
aRue
rriday
afternoon.
UrSed
horde
of
their
fresno
6.
Loa
Angeles
4
"""ya
screaming
Bob
Irvine
s
smart
!
schoolmates,
Tacoma
5.
Vancouver
4
New
Westminster
S,
Seattle
2
K'W
Edward
five
jumped
InO
'
SHAVES!
beat
Br.Mce
Simuntison
(
plus
S0"i
after
a.
hard
fought
game
140-140
while
,
C.
L.
Youngman,
playing
scra'jph,
won
over
George
i.
'
Daws
(plus
25
1
with
4
scoTfe
of
150129,
and
L.
S.
Parkes
(plus
I
SUNDAY
"
earIy
leaa
lrom
1
I
Seattle
4,
New
Westminster
i
whistle
and
were
never
headed,
j
San
Dieso
5,
San
Francisco
4
HeHn
accounted
for
ten
of
the
B.C.
Senior
i
winner's
points,
larsely
on
his
J
SATURDAY
'
ability
to
flush
In
rebounds
un-
i
Trail
3.
Kimbcrlcy
4
ibtst
of
der
the
basket.
Ciccone
and
five
final
tied
2-2i
'smith
played
aggressively
and
I
"
'started
most
of
the
King
Ecl-
!
sions
will
be
decided
In
the
sec-
j
ward's
scoring
plays.
McKay
and
ond
games
of
the
finals
this
Parnell
of
the
Borden
Street
week.
I
team
played
good
basketball
but
i
Bo-Me-lli's
overtime
victory
were
unable
to
solve
the
close
STUDENTS
TAKE
FIRST
GAME
OF
'MEDIATE
FINALS
85
Taxi
and
Gyro
Tie
for
FTrst
Cain
6i
Junior
Series
50,
scored
another
victory,
beating
R.
Murray
(plus
10
1
by
"'.
ftasy
to
roll-
(
derihtful
td
smoke
r"1
1
in
if
j.m
.m.ij!ii?ih
in'
i
i
You
get
the
slickest,
most
refreshing
shaves
of
your
life
with
the
Gillette
Tech
Razor
and
today's
Gillette
Blue
Blade.
They
fit
exactly,
and
protect
you
from
the
discomfort
caused
by
misfit
blades.
Gillette
double
edges
mean
double
economy,
too.
.Yiore
than
his
handicap,
150-99.
J
The
last
gam
In
the
second
i
Ctf-OP
WINS
-.
1
they
tr"ey
might
might
easily
easily
do.
do.
r
Co-op
Lindsay
12,
MacPhte
'
10,
Flaten
6,
Fitch
5,
Beynon
3,,'
resulted
largely
from
the
out-,
checking
defence
or
the
wmner
.
Btr.Me.HI
took
leading
posi-
and
McKay,
with
four
and
Adkins,
Scherk
efforts
of
tlor
In
the
first
game
of
the
In-
standing
SS.oi
nn.1.
Shier,
aided
by
Spring
a
trio,
with
two
poin,
were
tl.
scorer.
Saturday
night
when
they
de-
who
sparked
the
High
School's
Borden
Street,
feated
fashion
Footwear
41
to
figting
spirit
which
overcame
Yesterday's
viciiory
gives
Kins
35
in
overtime
for
a
six-point
!
their
initial
out-of-form
corult-
Edwarel
a
leg
up
towards
the
lead
ih'iue
tora,
score
series
tion.
;
t
KSf
Orme
Trophy,
the
winner
of
that
win
decide
tne
champion-
j
Shier
saved
the
game
for
High
wnkh
Is
being
decided
oh
.1
shin
of
the
division
'
School
in
the
final
seconds
of
be.st
of
to-otit
-of-three
basis
round
is
scheduled
for"
play
t6-night
when
Jack
FreW
(plus
25"
meets
J.
Ke'rrighan'
(pljis
40
.
The
winner
of
Jhls
game
-
will
play
L.
S.
Parkes
in
the
semifinals
while
C.
L.
Youngman
will
play
J.
Nicoll.
It
is
expected
that
the
-semi-finals
.
will
Be
played
off
Tuesda-y
and
the
final
on
Wednesday
night.
,
C
i
c
c
o
n
e
,
Haugcn,
Menz'.s,
Shier
Total
42.
.
j
Savoy
M.
Holkestad
7.
Davis
8.
R.
Holkestad
15.
Alexanderr
4.
look
y
feeLv
.
(Continued
from
Page
One)
nighf.
On
fhe.se
teams
pi
.romances
in
the
first
game,
the
Tuesday
night
meeting
should
be
terrific,
and
what
a
"natural"
would
be
set
up
for
the
rubber
match
if
Savoy
should
win
as
'bey
Vj
R.
Haugen
3,
Arney,
Morgan,'
Murray
2,
Dominato
2.
Total
41.1
use
Gillette
BLUE
BLADES
In
the
first
game
of
the
Junior
J
League
two-game
total
point;
finals,
65
Taxi
and
Gyro
battled
to
an
18-18
draw
after
a
session
!
featured
by
poor
shooting
and
passing
6n-,both
sides.
Chafftplohships
in
both
divi-
With
the
-.c
edge
ever
honed!
Continued
on
Paje
Five)
I
between
these
two
teams.
The
Junior
League
Records
Details
of
season's
compilations
of
team
and
individual
Junior
League
basketball
records
are
d
HI
a
Team
Plaver
COAL
FOOTIIII.T..S
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BIXKI.HY
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CHATTER
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Merchants
18
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Footwear
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17
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Job
602
210
11
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183
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214
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213
443
158
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254
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158
402
140
SS
169
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137
333
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
11
C0
V?
Port
Edward
the
second
of
a
two
out
of
three
Seniof
League
basketball
cham-
Individual
recoids:
Coal
Lumber
Buildintc
Suppli
1
D.
Scherk
(
Bo-Me-Hi
i
PHONES
fi.-l
h.")2
19
21
12
26
Coach
D-
Shier
(Bo-Me-Hn
10
tre
gym
Tuesday
night.
A.
Gurney
iPort
Ed.i
11
Minor
Simundson,
although
f
"
'if
"
losing
Saturday
night,
says
his
u-
-
,"MUU"
18
;
Currie
(Merchants
R
A
career
for
you
boys
are
ready
for
the
second
S.
Scherk
fMerchantsi
....18
J.
Haugan
(Merchantsi
18
A.
Vickers
(Port
Ed.
I
11
A.
Lien
Morgans
i
16
A.
Olson
(Bo-Me-Hi
i
16
R.
Seharff
Morgans
i
16
J.
Hebb
(Merchantsi
18
T.
Venn
(Port
Ed.i
11
test
and
are
full
of
confidence
dsepite
the
Initial
reverse.
Gaorge
Howe,
who
guides
the
destinies
of
the
fast-stepping
Coop
players,
is
equally
as
confident,
that
Co-op
will
take
the
series
in
two
straight
in
spite
nf
a
nrpvlnns
7
tiav
layoff.
On
We
Have
Gay
....
EASTER
NOVELTIES
GIFTS
CARDS
17
M-
(Fashion
F.
Teng
thU
basis
the
series
promises
to
143
130
121
110
84
i
73
78
76
71'
68
68
67
60
59
57
57
57
56
55
52
49
47
45
44
40
40
38
36
34
J.
Interniela
(Fashion
F.l
13
be
f
miser
with
no
one
making
inv
rsh
hpts
on
either
team.
R.
Jones
(Morgans)
16
To
vigorous
alerl
young
men
the
Navy
gives
action
excitement
and
travel.
You
learn
the
kills
of
the
sailor
in
niodern
fillips
mid
-schools.
You
get
a
hound
practical
training
in
a
use
fill
trade.
You
don't
have
to
vorry
ubout
the
future
and,
hove
all,
you
have
the
satis
faction
of
knowing
you're
serving
your
eountry.
Young
men
enjoy
life
in
the
Navy,
Spring
i
Bo-Me-Hi
i
16
ortuini
(niic
"
.
l
.
.
..
.....
A.
Arntsen
(Fashion
F.
.17
be
held
On
Tuesday
with
Wed
mm
hesday
set
as
the
night
for
the
18.
Youngman
(Merchants)
17
third
game
if
m-h
Is
necessary.
H.
Menzies
(Fashion
F.
.17
'
The
tmbeaten
Bo-Me-Hi
tearn'B-
Hill
(Morgans)
16
started
their
bid
for
the
m-
M.
Webster
(Morgans)
.
.
.13
termediat
league
championship!
w-
Sunberg
(Merchants)
.18
17
28
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20
10
16
14
10
17
15
12
7
16
11
5
9
11
10
9
16
5
15
7
4
8
9
8
8
4
4
7
3
3
3
0'
3
2
3
2
1
2
2
1
42
47
25
53
31
40
32
22
38
43
27
29
44
37
55
36
33
32
30
34
17
45
44
20
25
25
29
33
27
25
50
30
30
23
00
50
50
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40
50
22
50
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100
40
60
36
38
32
25
44
41;
45
35
45
24
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30
9
25
33
31
30
47
29
33
16
20
32
30
27
24
15
16
14
10
18
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6
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5
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45
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34
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27
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30
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24
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15
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12
10
7
7
6
6
3
3
2
2
2
1
'
0
8
I
over
Fashion
Footwear
in
a
oore
(mercnani,s
10
1
ZTJT
S1
29
52
29
21
32
11
30
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16
Davidson
(Bo-Me-Hi)
.16
two-of-three
series
and
predic-B-
tions
are
that
It
will
be
Bo-Me-;W.
Watson
(Morgans)
15
A
BUILDING
MATERIALS
r
.
iont
Inventory
Sa
Hi
all
the
.
way.
But
none
can
O.
Eidsvik
(Morgans)
15
be
sure
what
will
happen
In
a
A.
Owens
(Merchants)-.
16
cup-tte
series.
Che
thing
the
G.
Carlson
(Bo-Me-Hi
i
...16
fans
can
cour.t
on
is
plenty
of
R.
Vuckovich
(Fashion
F.)
8
speed
and
action
from
this
C.
Barton
(Port
Ed.)
11
league
and.
many
a
thrill.
T.
Boulter
(Bo-Me-Hi)
...15
The
Junior,
semi-finals
got
H.
Gurney
(Port
Ed.)
.10
j
undwr
way
with
the
second
J.
James,
(Fashion
F.)
.17
place
65
Taxi
team
meeting
Gyro
p.
Petersen
(Fashion
F.)
9
nnniN
vmi
WIN
Navy
life
keep
you
on
yew
to'
in
tip-top
shafte.
It
makes
ymi
afert
and
resourceful.
Plenty
f
ftports
and
exercise
to
keep
yoti
wefl
arid
rarin'
to
no.
It's
a
healthy
life
frith
real
opportunity
for
advancerrHTt.
.
1
28
27!
171
17
l
.
15
i
6
f
5
4
2
v,
1
.
HEXAGON
ASPHALT
SHIXf.1.
IN
GREEN
AND
RED
COLORS
No.
1
Sx
t'KRAIt
SIIINfilES
iti
i
iTch
rtuif
K
SIDIN'i
In
the
first
game
of
the
evening.
G.
Carlson
(Morgans)
9
This
te
a
two-game
total-point
J.
Daniels
(Port
Ed.)
11
rerles
for
the
right
to
meet
D.
Walker
(Port
Ed.)
8
Skill!
N.
Sheppard
(Fashion
F.)
8
Siofie's.
;'
rrvr-r
pii
ki.t
!;
SIDEWALK
iviMUnM
itrn
liitKK
J.
Woods
(Port
Ed.)
10
O.
Mercer
(Merchants)
.16
R.
Harris
(Port
Ed.)
9
G.
Rothwell
(Morgans)
....
8
(OMPI.ETE
LINE
OF
Bl'll.DISfi
SI'fH
The
Navy
pays
its
men
while
training
them.
The
sailor's
rane
of
skills
hi
vide.
When
you
join
the
NaVv
Vou
may
learn
marine
and
'
electrrckl
engineering,
radar,
loran.
radio-telegraphy,
seamanship,
naviattoA
att
flayers
Matin
Less
Trsfj
8
likftirs
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
U
uujen
oilier
skills.
40
23
21
14
7
G
J.
Flaten
i
Bo-Me-Hi)
7
28
.
11
35
31
R.
Lavlgne
(Bo-Me-Hlt
....
6
18
9
15
60
M.
Brew
(Morgans)
6.8
7
13
54
O.
Skog
(Fashion
F.)'
7
9
3
15
20
B.
Ratchford
(Fashion
F.)
4
8
8
4
50
R.Gill
(Fashion
F.)
2
'8
1
4
25
B.
McChosney
(Fashion
F.)
3
3
6
1
00
A.
Brooks
(Port
Ed.i
4
2
8
1
00
PHONE
363
Builders
and
Contractors
ESTABLISHED
1010
11
S
20
4
5
3
4
Tf
3
0
2
4
4
A.
Stewart
(Port
Ed.)
4
2
0
1
11
.j
parkin!
Moving,
Bates
of
pay
have
been
Increased
and
you're
sure
of
a
good
pension
at
the
end
of
your
service.
The
Navy
gives
you
freedom
from
many
financial
cares
and
a
real
sense
of
security,
mm
2
0
0
Shipping
C.
Alexcee
(Port
Ed.)
3
1
8
1
00
R.
Davis
(Port
Ed.)
3
0
0
2
00
C.
Johnson
(Fashion
F.)
.
5
0
0
0
00
and
Sil
Carlaf
i
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Key:
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Goals;
FT-Free
Throws;
FTA-Free
Throws
Attempted;
FT-Free
Throw
Percentage;
PF-Personal
Fouls;
Pts.-Polnts.
Efficient
So1'
Travel
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The
Navy's
splendid
training
cruises
inelode
visits
lo
strange
lands
and
foreign
ports.
They
open
the
world
to
ihe
sailor.
The
sailors
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy'are
truly
Men
of
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or'''.
You
ran
join
this
company
FRASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
Art"
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Ofder
of
His
Honor
Jude
W.
O.
Fulton,
made
the
19th
day
of
March.
A
D.
1948,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Oscar
Bertrand
Hansen,
otherwise
known
as
Oscar
Bertram
Hansen,
deceased.
All
parties
having
claims"
against
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
properly
verrfied
to
me
on
or
before
the
30th
day
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measurements
of
your
windows.
Well
made
and
finished
with
metal
slats.
Phone,
and
our
estimator
will
call
and
measure
your
windows
and
Rive
an
estimate.
For
Prompt
Service
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all
BERT'S
TRANSFER
&
MESSENGER
SERVICE
Combined
With
Prince
Rupert
Bottle
Culler
April,'
AD.
1948
after
which
date
claims
filed
tfmy
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
I
then
had
no
knowledge.
All
parties
Indebted
to
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
pay
the
amount
xt
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
I9th
day
of
March,
A
D.
1948.
GORDON
FRASER
FORBES,
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Ruprrt,
BC.
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RESERVE
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your
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time
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comradrahip,
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3rd
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Phone:
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