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Kuperr
UOHy
INewj
Thursday,
miary
24.
1952
7
EDITORIAL
KETBALL
Make
Sk
iing
Safe
T)L
DAILY
NEWS
Canadiens
Come
Back
UZZES
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l.,
W..V.
Don
lied
Maple
Leafs
Last
Nitjjit
For
First
Win
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)
Kurort
.scries
is
on
Vrd
was
received
last
.
Hi
he
Alii"k:.as
would
jiiilibmiiid
CNSS
Prince
xi
;htivr
tuniKlit
in
timr
U
.1
game
toniplit
kc'ipc!
.-
Iicuin
after
the
Civic
-Vs
Dilation
iiiunial
.
a
eiiiay
the
Daily
News
.'11
asked
to
announce
.
,ff.
series
was
oi
f.i
.
.
.
t
the
Challengers
will
Since
January
12
TORONTO
W
The
injury-riddled
Montreal
Canadiens
came
up
ilh
a
ihree-KOiil
second
period
outburst
Wednesday
niuht
to
defeat
the
second
place
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
4
to
2
in
a
National
Hockey
League
game
before
a
crowd
of
13,329.
Playing
without
Maurice
i
Rocket
i
Richard;
Bernie
(Boom
Boom)
Gef
Irion
and
two
or
three
other
Injured
players,
the
Cana-'.liens
took
advantage
of
Maple
Lerif
p-enulties
to
put
the
game
on
ii-o
:r
the,
wwnnH
ttawj
In
thit,
i
x
fr
w
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on
the
ALLEYS
BASKETBALL
SERIES
KETCHIKAN,
ALASKA
vs
PRINCE
RUPERT
CHALLENGERS
3-Game
Series
Toniqhl-,
Friday,
Saturday
January
24th.
25th.
26th
-
8:30
P.M.
According
to
all
reports,
Mt.
Hays
was
a
popular
place
last
week-end
with
the
season's
greatest
number
of
skiers
enjoying
the
mountain
slopes.
This
appears
to
be
a
healthy
sign.
People
are
getting
out-of-doors
more
and
on
the
surrounding
mountains
no
finer
winter
scenery
anywhere
can
be
enjoyed.
And
there's
no
real
danger
in
the
mountains
here
if
mountaineers
use
common
sense
and
observe
a
few
fundamental
and
necessary
rules,
advises
the
Prince
Rupert
Ski
Club
Tatrol.
This
advice
is
offered
now
because
it
is
the
time
of
year
when
people
are
most
likely
to
get
lost
in
the
mountains.
Amateur
mountaineers
must
use
common
sense
and
take
clue
precautions,
and
the
first
thing
mountain
lovers
should
appreciate
is
that
weather
conditions
on
the
heights
differ
totally
from
those
near
sea
level.
Snowstorms,
fog
and
blizzards
can
roll
upon
the
mountain
with
hardly
any
warning
at
all
and
mountain
weather
is
usually
much
more
severe.
First
rule,
then,
is
to
be
properly
clad.
Dress
light,
but
warmly
for
mountain
expeditions.
Second
rule
is
to
stay
on
travelled
pathways
or
ski-runs.
Exploring
may
be
adventurous,
but
can
bo
highly
dangerous
if
it
leads
people
off
the
beaten
track.
Irregular
slopes
distort
light
and
shades
and
in
A
League
Short
Circuits
took;
period
bU
tneir
goals
came,
two
points
for
a
one
point
lead;
,,u
,
,
new
ii
i
(hi
i
or
tiiki:e-gaik
total
i
"
Un
Je
DiivlS
wiln
Cou'n
J
doing
the
laoihcrin.
p
incuts
for
the
inter-;
sfcuth
Memorial
-Oran
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seiies
t')
bein
Ui's
.-mid
here
are-
rcaehln;;
.
-
ifl.pletion.
Final
decision
i
v.
iiJ
represent,
the
ltx:il
tin
I
on
the
Hi-Greens,
i
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u'sts
with
Principal
A
4
tnf
hn-unas
as
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v
ti
11
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vrlUeii.
Whether
certain
$
may
or
may
not
bu
Tonight's
main
game
at
(
over
J
W
lvceci
In
m
H
t
League.
p-iiniB
a
"J""au
"J"
me
Hairy
tutre
of
Buds
Place
penalty
b-;X.
Man
Bentley
scored
rolled
high
single
in
the
Men's
j
.Results
i
his
seventeenth
goal
of
the
sea-
Five
Pin
League
Monday
with
a
A
League
Hot
Shots
0,
P
R,
i
son
to
siv,?
the
Leafs
a
1
to
6
first
score
of
313?
But
wilh
AI
Mansjn
;
Amusements
4,
Home
Oil
0
Moose
Viod
lead,
lcadir.fr
the
"y,
MansoiVs
cap-14
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
3.
Cook's'
The
Canadiens.
who
had
not
tured
the
rest
of
hieh
points
for
j
Jewellers
1,
BuIkcts
1,
Rupert
won
a
game
since
January
i
the
evening,
setting
a
new
hiRh
Butchers
4,
Hot
Shots
4.
Cook's
!
roared
back
in
the'mlr.dle
period
of
3.002
for
a
three-name
total.
I
Jewelers
3,
Bulgers
1,
Bud's
1.
I
with
Dickie
Moore.
Elmer
Lach
Al
Manson
bowled
hiuli
throe
to
j'
p
il(.a,!Ur
'
snor.
Circuits
9
I
and
R''ay
as
mailismPn.
score
790.
His
team
also
Cowled
1
Jayeees
8.
Northwest
7,
Bulkley
i
Toniyht
Montreal
will
be
play-t
he
highest
single
of
the
evening,
j
'
Firemen
7,
Kaien
Industries
6,
ing
at
Chicago
anil
Toronto
at
scoring
1,306.
I
Paramount
5,
Royal
Fish
4.
Detroit.
4'
Legion
1.
.
Manson',,
anj
Moose
both
took
;
J
four
points
to
tie
f,)r
first
place
Por
best
results,
advertises
'
More
Sport
Paqe
6
I.
5
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:
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j
vs.
Merchants.
TICKETS
Per
For
3
Night
NiRhtS
Reserved
....
.75
2.00
Adult
Rush
.50
Student
hl
depend
on
their
-
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i
t
oach
l.es
Mathen.v
i
i
ildaetion
to
the
first
j
!!:
i
played
at
the
Civic
,-.
i'h
visiting
Ocean
Fall-j
,
v
fc
the
i',irl.s'
preliminary
,.p
'i
i
.ert
"town
team"
meets
i.
liool
lineup.
Hi-nlrls
p
u
lied
by
Miss
Elaine
...
Hie
town'tetnn
meets
...
v
i
n'ht
for
practice
and
,
,
I
I
In
lr
lineup.
I.
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ill
Trince
Rupert
and
Rush
35
k
1-sy.
u't'yn-
;,
'
to
enter
provincial
kefball
playoffs
this
m.sed
quite
a
stir
in
Well-known
struts
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4
Harlin
point!
out
this
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see
more
competilion
ai
ti:;
IimiI
than
ever
refoie
in
li
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r:.
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i
play-off
tirr.mce-mui's
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that
Prince
Rupert.
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vm
&
w-&Jg?---F
j
V
it's
much
easier
to
get
lost
on
sharp
grades
than
on
!
the
level.
;
Third
rule
is
to
stay
in
groups.
Skiing
or
hiking
I
in
parties
is
much
safer
than
being
alone
and
inde-
!
pendent.
An
example
of
this
was
shown
last
week-
j
end
when
one
of
the
youthful
skiers
on
Mt.
Hays
broke
his
leg.
Had
he
been
alone,
he
might
have
j
suffered
terrible
agony
before
being
found
and
rushed
to
a
doctor.
Another
such
instance
occurred
the
week-end
j
before
last
perhaps
not
so
severe.
A
'teen-aged
!
youth
twisted
an
ankle
and
knee.
Two
emergency
i
patrol
member
s
remained
with
the
youth
and
saw
j
him
safely
to
his
home.
There
is
wholesome
air,
beautiful
scenery
and
'
the
finest
sport
to
be
found
in
the
mountains
which
are
dangerous
only
when
tackled
in
folly
and
"con-
tempt.
.
'
'
v
BROWN
RUBBER
FLIGHT
BOOTS
.
Warmly
Lined
With
Wool
Fleece
F;t-
1
'J
t
FOR
WHIPPING
Chilled
thoroughly,
Pacific
whips
to
creamy
light
Vacuum
packer
J"IMIM
0
INCREASE"
tU
.TED
-
i
Pi
t.iton
on
that,
team's
ii'Mi.e
(
ut
for
a
best
two
or
j
(
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4
lin
e
nf
five
chance
to
;
meet
ilte
linul
winner
of
the.
1
&
1
1
,e;ue
play-offs.
A
H:iK"lball
Association
ex-j
f,
i
hp
,)i
1
1
tuv;
t'inlt;ht,
hirv-.
f.i
,-
is
i
i
decide
whether
the!
i
niirliJi,
series
will
be
put
olf
In
l.iv.i
of
the
Juneau
Gold
j
iJ'-'tiii
iinpi.in-iiiH
to
which
j
f'
8
ii
t
has
been
invited.
!
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,i.
-iim-iil
feels
that
trim
ii.nl
be
gained
by
going;
to
Jane
i
b,!t
a
lot
of
reeonnl-
i
lien
cn0,:
rmiit
t,;
Prince
Kupcrt!
perfection.
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workmanship
you
can
see,
the
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was
done!
That's
why
we're
so
proud
of
the
cars
that
cruise
out
of
our
shop
with
that
"brand
new"
look
even
though
they
may
have
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in
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