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Wednesday,
March
IB.
1953
"Salt
Water
Fish
Derby
Plans
Readied
by
Club
Final
plans
for
the
March
22
to
April
23
first
annual
salt
water
fish
derby
have
been
completed
by
the
Rupert
Rod
&
Gun
Club
and
action
gets
ltmlonvav
novt
Sinidnv
'
The
derby
is
open
to
two
spe-
A
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clai
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cia.sses
of
anglers:
these
16
nnri
under,
classed
as
j
.mnicrs.
and
those
over
16.
!
classed
as
;ulu''s.
Six-Man
Boxla
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pi
ikons
mi
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,
,
through
a
coiuiMmwd
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7
7
10
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11
A
conver.i',i.
wei;.:!iiii
station
has
been
located
at
J.
C1:vj-fen
&
Son
supu.y
stove
on
the
Cow
Bay
waterfront
near
Hunt's
Float.
Winning
prizes
will
be
awarded
(or
the
heavier
fiah
(anv
siceies
exeeptr
skate1
Teams
to
Play
In
Trial
Period
R
A
BL'TUK.
chaneellor
of
the
British
excheniei.
arrives
m
Ottawa
for
Ulks
lth
Finance
Minister
Abbott.
Brituin's
50-year-old
financial
leader
is
payum'
his
first
official
visit
to
Canada.
Left
to
right:
Sir
Archibald
Nye.
Unlt?d
Kingdom
hiyh
comnjis-sloner
to
Canada.
Mr.
Butler
and
Mr.
Abbott.
I
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III
Nih1Ih
Old
nam
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lu
Orlmnby
T
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t'rlll
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10
WrexliMQi
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.
.
ift
vvATrvTTTj
irpThA
mtr.
'
wsiRhed
in
by
both
junior
and
Win
5-Pin
Canada
at
plaque
Joe
Davis
Leads
Scorers
In
City
Basketball
League
adult
anglers.
Derby
is
open
to
all
junior
contestants.
Entry
fee
is
25
;
cents
and
prizes
of
fishing
tac-
j
klc
will
be
awarded
to
first,
j
second
and
third
winners.
i
The
adult
nnlers
class,
is
:
city
lacrosse
league
will
give
six-man
lacrosse
a
two-nunt:
tryout
this
season.
The
intercity
commission
met
with
team
delegates
and
decided
on
the
move.
It
was
also
decided
Roll-Off
The
Moose
quintet
of
the
men's
M
OTtl-ll
II
M.I
I.
IHlMiMI
HllMTnlan
...
.
.
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!
Enat
HO-
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tilMKOW
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Clyde
,
19
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10
I
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11jiu1uji
A
II
Hirhnx
A
17
Art)riaih
13
Ayr
UlitKtl
.
.
U
to
cut
the
goal
width
by
six
;
..
to
Rod
&
nun
Club
mem-
S3
:
Si
Z'l
w
M
;
I
!M
,
'
I
t
,
in
Joe
Davis,
star
guard
player
,
team-mate
Jim
Flaten
with
191
ft
4
10
7
i
in
ii
Ye.
imn
pks
ak
for
CoVt
tliiin
any
other
mft
ItJi
wlmftraaifnp,
(li'liflif'il
ftjvi
l,,.
I..
i
ii
...
r
Alloa
A
.12
!n;hei.
also
on
a
two-month
b,,rs
oniy.
Entry
fee
is
SI
and
trial
basis.
i
three
cash,
prizes
will
br
award-
'1
he
ch.iiues
were
suggested
to'
,d
to
winners,
the
commission
by
K.
A.
Mac-
j
Memberships
can
be
obtained
Le.xi,
president
of
the
Canadian,
at
the
following
places:
Game
Laera-se
Association,
who
ursed
Office,
Rupert
Radio
&
Elec-their
adoption
for
"the
good
of
trie.
Kaien
Co-op
Hardware,
Hi,-
game."
-
j
Gordon's
Hardware.
Sport
Shop,
One
club,
the
Vancouver
Pils.
!
Howe
&
McNaity.
Lipsett's,
SZ;
"-"-ver
action
tall,
(.(spr.,,
for
Gordon
&
Anderson
of
thelP'n!s
n
'?
8amf-
,,,,,,
Flaten
alo
tallied
,u
the
hiKh-
senior
city
basKetball
league,
j
gan)(
s(.ore
of
,he
topped
the
scoring
division
with
:
50n
ln
tn(1
league
with
a
28-
a
total
of
227
points
made
in
16
point
total
league
Raines,
or
an
average
of
i
Following
are
official
statis-better
than
14
points
a
game
tics
of
the
senior
league
for
Runner-up
to
top
place
was
,
1U52-53.
with
free
throw
at-Ray
Spring
of
Manson-Omegas
1
t-mpts.
free
throws
made,
and
with
lt)6
points
in
14
games,
and
j
personal
fouls'
abbreviated
a
third
spot
is
held
by
Davis'
FTA.
FTM,
and
PF.
respectively:
rted
to
the
six-man
Kaien
Hardware.
Atun
nsner-
five-pin
league
led
the
slx-tenm
j
roll-offs
s
oriiiK
5,475
in
five
-games
and
winning
.the
league
championship
behind
top-trundling
Alan
Hale
with
J
hiih
single
I
ante
of
322.
...
North
Stars
were
runners-up
to
the
champions,
headed
by
I
Nick
Kepes
-vho
rolled
1H9
In
'
the
five
games
North
Stars
also
!
rolled
the
highest
suu;le
tani
score
Of
1201
:
Prizes
and
trophies
will
be
i
awarded
at
the
league
banquet
!
s"t
for
April
10.
j
Results
Moo-,e
5475.
North
Stars
530;
Scdgwicks
5302;
CGE
strongly
object
1
:
ies
Ltd.,
Bacon
Kislienes.
Kacn.
move.
Remember
When
By
Tli
Canadian
lri-
Turk
Brotla.
long-time
goohe
for
Toronto
Maple
lnt
of
the
NHL.
won
the
Veil
n
a
Trophy
lor
the
best
goal-tender
12
years
ago
tonight.
Broda
ecVr
d
out
Johnny
Mowers
of
Detroit,
who
let
slip
four
Bokton
goals
In
the
final
game
of
he
wnsnn
The
pudgy
Broda.
now
retired
.'rom
active
.
J.
t
iausen
ei
oon
Commission
chairman
Tommy
-lu.
Entry
forms
for
the
derby
are
I
Gordon
said
he
thoueht
one
man
ess
on
a
team
would
speed
up
tS
V
Wit
und
1I
IM
Joe
Davis
iG&Al
Ray
Spring
(Mansonsi
Jim
tut-
game.
Club
and
at
J.
Clausen
Si
Son.
Jim
Flaten
iG&Al
.
A
new
delayed
penalty
clau.
n
227
191
1:M
182
17:i
ii)
149
will
also
be
adopted
so
tnat
no
:
""""
nrtrh
,,,.
(
bcnern
utti
team
can
be
more
than
one
man
i
'
.
uin,
0rpnanvwhere
in
U
T-TT
.
n
AW
v
J
R.
Holkestad
(GAt
.
.
A.
Olson
i
Mansonsi
short
at
a
time.
5297;
Manann
52t3
M.
Webster
i
Mansonsi
16
16
Short
Or-
play,
won
the
trophy
again
In
1943.
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the
harbor.
Sporting
tackle
only
to
be
usedLe..
rod,
reel,
line,
etc.
Gaff-niarks
except
in
head
of
fish
disqualifies
entry.
Entry
ticket,
to
be
presented
at
weighing-in
station
Fish
to
be
weighed
in
the
"round"
not
opened!.
Any
salt-water
fish
(except
skate
l
five
pounds
or
over
eligible.
Bud
Gouriie
Presented
With
Trophy
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Fly
With
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
G
Carlson
CCC
i
D.
Bill
iMansonsi
D.
Hartwig
i
Mansonsi
R.
Webber
iG&A
S.
Scherk
(CCC)
H.
Marshall
C'CC
-
....
B.
Sunberg
(CCC
I
.
I.
Hebb
iG&Ai
M.
Thompson
'CCC
I
T.
Arney
i
Mansons-GJtA
E.
Ciccone
i
CCC
I
S
Dumas
t.Mansons-CCC
N.
Sather
Mansonsi
..
VANCOUVER
(P
Bud
Gouriie
of
Olympics
was
awarded
the
Ivor
Williams
trophy
as
the
mast
valuable
player
to
his
team
in
the
Commercial
Hockey
league.
Eric
Unger,
now'
with
Vancou
120
113
109
85
81
"
66
61
60
41
'
33
31
21
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4
FROM
No
Increased
Pensions
For
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
KETCHIKAN
With
Connections
to
B.
Ratchford
iCCC)
Ex-CNR
Workers
Dumas
iCCCi
ver
Canucks
of
the
Western
1
Hockey
league,
was
presented
with
the
George
Sparling
trophy
as
the
league's
high-scorer.
The
trophies
were
presented
during
the
last
game
of
the
leatrue
finals,
woi
by
Kerrisdale
Wheelers.
W.
Gardiner
iGtAi
B.
Currie
'G&A
R.
Evans
i
Mansonsi
i
i
OTTAWA
ff
The
government
is
not
considering
increasing
I
pensions
to
former
Canadian
(National
Railways
employees
re-
SEATTLE
WHITEHORSE
ANCHORAGE
and
Other
Alaska
Centres
I
Call
ot
our
Office
Opposite
the
Post
Office
PhoneGG
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tmntimt
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NORTH
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J-diMr,
only
Thonr
13!
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i.tti
.If
22.IM10
miles.
19.'0
Ford
f'-.'ilaii
two-tone.
very
smart.
IM'jO
foril
Sedan
Radio.
heater,
one-owner
rar.
I'lll
lord
Sedan
Radio,
wneeiers
took
tne
series
inree
,
cf.iving
oniy
the
basic
pension
games
to
one
with
a
6-5
over-
;of
$25
a
month.
Transport
Min-time
win
They
came
from
be-
j
ister
cheVrier
said
in
the
Com-hind
a
4-2
.score
with
but
five
mons
minutes
left
in
the
last
period
to
,
He
gave
this
reply
to
a
ques-send
the
game
into
overtime.
;tion
plaf.ecl
on
thP
commons
Corky
Candaele
scored
the
ordfr
pappr
by
staniPy
Knowies
winning
goal,
his
second
of
the
;
iccF-Winnipeg
North
Centre-,
night,
and
got
assists
on
the
two
There
are
3
2oq
pensioners
get-goals
that
tied
the
game.
Other
ting
the
baslc
amount.
Kerrisdale
scorers
were
Alex
Mr
CneVrier
said
the
govern-RitUnger
with
two
and
Rod
Mc-
:
ment
g
reasons
for
not
increas-Lco1-
ing
the
pension
were
explained
I
a
year
ago.
Since
then,
there
,
.
'had
been
no
further
considera-
Viff-t"
lrf)f
tion,
and
no
representations
for
MUJJfU
JiyilJ
ian
mrrease
had
bccn
ma(lc
by
T
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m.
I
the
CNR.
heater.
Mill
vi:
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thrmghoiit.
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BUYS
DAILY
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scratch:
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HIKE
liveries
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goods
to
Finland
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repayment
for
the
goods
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fcends
Russia
and
Russia
sup-posedly
would
repay
the
Czechs!
and
the
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Soviet
Union
has
undertaken
to
buy
35,000,000.000
marts
(about
$148,000,6001
worth
of
Finnish
goods.
They
include
prc-fabrlcated
houses
and
other
wood
industry
products,
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cables,
factory,
plant
and
other
machinery.
Last
year,
Russia
imported
only
27,400,000,000
marks
(about
$127,O00.UOOi
worth
of
goods
from
Finland.
Finland's
best
customer
was
Britain,
who
bought
47,200,000.000
marks
(about
$159,300,0001
worth
of
goods.
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Finns
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this
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and
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Russia
will
replace
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as
their
best
market.
Russia
sends
Finland
indispensable
primary
products
like
grain
and
fuel
and
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