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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
March
28,
1952
Golden
Bears
Beat
Varsity
piers
btorm
to
victory
j)ver
Meteors;
Head
East
DON'T
FORGET...
The
Civic
Centre
Teen
Club
Dance
this
Friday,
March
28,
in
the
auditorium
at
your
Civic
Centre.
Tinre
9
till
1:00,
doors
close
at
10:30.
Price,
Civic
Centre
members
25c;
non-members
50c.
Refreshments.
4iJU
r.
COME
ON
OUT
AND'HAVE
SOME
FUN
All
school
teachers
are
cordially
invited
1
DAILY
NEWS
S
P
1
T
S
.
.
!
i
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VANCOUVER
(P
Playing
throughout
the
second
half
with
fourteen
men.
University
of
California
Golden
Bears
beat
University
of
British
Columbia
Thunderhirds
11
to
3
in
the
third
game
otworld
cup
English
rugby
competition
Thursday
before
a
crowd
of
2500
persons.
The
victory
gave
the
Golden
....
,rl
T
)
Vnl
lMll'CJ
IiJl,m
move
into
tne
western
Meteors
Go-o
to
ton
V,.ic-Wjt
ri'ill
fitr.il
unrnint;
f,iKi!
Bearg
a
2
to
1
lead
in
games
and
;
!
a
five-pnl.it
advantage
on
thres
j
i
matchfli.
i
r
'Cnil'
lilt
II
St
Utmivs-
H'UJJ
t"l
A,wurl.
luaiil-
j
toba
champions.
Fourth
adit
final
game
will
be
!
played
here
Saturday.
Biggest
Shuttle
Tourney
!
L
Made
for'
V
Spiel;
Saturday
Opens
Sunday
at
'Centre'
jff"f"
Victory
gave
Eilers
the
best-of-three
western
semi-final
two
games
to
one.
Eilers
now
meet
Winnipeg
Varsity
Gratis
in
a
bestrof-five
series.
Sparkling
Reid
Mitchell
again
led
Ui
Vancouver
attack
with
15
points
but
it
was
an
all-out
team
effort
that
sent
Eilers
into
the
finals.
Norm
Walt
scored
13,
John
Forsyth
11
and
Nev
Munro
10.
Bub
Fii
kcll
iguin
wis
the
W
it.
r,lin
Club
bonsplfl
immi:
Civic
Centre
badminton
tournament
opens
full
i
.
7
X
EDMONTON.
Edmonton
Pats
L
swing
Sunday
afternoon
with
59
entries,
x
a
record
j
m
defeated
Trail
smoke
Eaters
last
j
I'rinco
Rupert
badminton
history.
Included
in
the
might
by
a
score
of
5
to
2
in
the
(
,
opener
of
the
British
Columbia-1
1
n
1
1
1
1
.
the
.i"t
m,jennint!s
vs
Web-
i
s
r
li
gun
in
scoring,
hooping
19
points
f
.
i
...
i-i-
i
i&
tnree-aay
piayaowns
win
oe
zz
mixea
iouDies,
is
Alberta
Allan
cup
semi-finals.
is
vs
Bkalimerua.
.
ladies'
doubles',
12
men's
doubles
and
13
men's
singles
Opening
time
is
1:30
p.m.,
but!
"
"
gasman
111
SWkiiw;
McKcnzle
vs
BIG
LEAGUERS
BANNED
LOS
ANGELES.
Representa-1
players
are
expected
to
be
on
hand
at
least
15
minutes
earlier.
M'wre;
Mc-
.Shier
vs
DUl
Vancouver
nciu
ms
closer
than
on
previous
nights
when
he
sank
29
and
31
points.
Billy
Price
was
second
high
for
Edmonton
with
14,
and
Bob
Burtwell
hit
the
hoop
for
10.
Lineup:
Vancouver
Munro
10,
Lawn
4,
Moses
2,
Wotherspoon
4.
Lizee
4,
Forsyth
11,
Watt
13,
Mitchell
15,
Bissett
2.
"total
65.
Edmonton
Clark
4,
Pearce
2,
Price
14,
Burtwell
10,
Kruger
1,
tives
of
six
major
league
clubs
agreed
to
go
along
wit,h
the
Pacific
Coast
League
ban
against
big
league
teams
playing
each
other
In
Coast
League
parks
next
year.
n
.
It
-
JLjr
.
vs
C.
Warskett
and
E.
Simpson:
J
Bcrnholf
end
J.
Delaney
vs
E.
Jack
and
D.
Graham;
At.
Hansen
and
D.
Balugno
vs
M.
Tough
and
A.
Turcot!
e
o.
Vlereck
and
R.
Tough
vs
P.
Chorbonneau
and
J.-
8tirn;
C.
Wrlhl
and
D.
Bown
vs
D.
Rowse
and
E.
iMaln;
R.
Williamson
and
H-
Lepage
s
S.
Vlckerman
and
8.
Ferguson.
2:;i
ii.ii.
B.
Williamson
vs
R.
TouKh:
K.
Poulson
vs
J.
Georgeson:
H.
LePure
vs
G.
Vlereck;
J.
Sum
vs
C
Wright:
G.
Poffenroth
vs
D.
Bown;
L.
McKay
and
F.
Cross
vs
winner
Sckey
Scores
1
ut
Seagram
i'S"83"to
;
W4
'
l2
test.
;st.
Water,
V.
Competitions
will
be
classed
into
three'
flights,
entries
dropping
from
the
first
to
the
third
through
eliminations.
Following
are
the
opening
draws:
SUNDAY
DRAW
I:JU
B.m.
H
lillverstdes
and
8
Ferguson
vs
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Tough;
Mclva
Hanson
and
J.
Slim
vs
H.
the
water
llj,
(Quarter
I
inal
winner
Paulsen
and
Charbonneau
draw;
R.
t'hain
and
C.
Forbes
vs
Oil
1,
BU-llsaiU""
-
be.st-oI-Hvc
;
Montcricf,
Pie
Ml
19,
Bakken
2,
Martin,
Leah.
Total
52.
loon
Don
Scott
TRACK
STAR
winner
Blum
and
Holkestad
draw.-
j
:l;:i
o.ui.t-H.
Holkestad
and
A.
I
Hickey
vs
R.
Paulsen
and
G.
PoHen-
j
rcth;
D
Bjuliod
and
J.
Qeorgeson
j
vs
winner
Vuireck
and
Charbonneau
t
Wrieht
and
Bowse
draw;
D.
Carr-1
Langley
and
C
and
D.
Bown
Wright;
D.
Bflla?no
Thain
and
Warskett
draw;
B.
Hickey
s
P
BriBRS
and
,
H
and
B.
Mac-Donald
vs
winner
Hansen
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Seagram's
"83"
Seagrams
5uvt
McEwen
of
Ottawa,
track
captain
of
the
University
of
Michigan,
breaks
the
tape
a
winner
in
the
two-mile
race
Lepage;
P.
Partridge
and
P.
Char-
and
Tough
draw.
&
Game
Council
Sees
.
against
classy
International
Harris
and
J.
McDonald
vs
winner
Williamson
aud
Vickerman
draw;
D.
White
and
P.
Brlggs
vs
winner
Vier-cck
and
jUuigley
draw;
D.
Pauling
and
J.
Crus
vs
winner
Jtornhoff
ani
Bonneau
vs
p.
Graham
and
R.
Poul-,
:J
,,.,.!.
Buleer
and
G.
Poffen-sen;
A
Turcotte
and
E
Blaiu
vs
E.
,
rotn
vs
j
Cross
nnd
D
Mr
and
Simpson
and
H.
Holkestad;
P.
Cross
Mrs.
A
Hickey
vs
winner
Ferguson
and
J,
Fowle
vs
E.
Jack
and
H
Mor-1
BnU
Tough
draw;
D.
Whit
and
8
gan:
C.
Warskett
and
B.
Williamson
Vickerman
vs
winner
Stirn
and
vs
P.
Paulding
and
D.
Radford.
...
.
,
,
,
Wr'Eht
"raw;
Mr
a,,d
Mrs
J
Mae"
,,.i...-M
Vlereck
and
F.
Part-
i
ridgc
vs
G
Bcauchemin
and
H
Donald
vs
winner
Rowse
and
LePage
field
at
the
Canadian
Legion's
sixt
h
annual
indoor
open
track
meet
at
Montreal.
v
(CP
PHOTO)
tory
in
Conservation
i
Jack
draw.
I
4.
4
'JO
6
and
5:30
p
m.
draws
will
be
m.ula
feuudny
from
winners
of
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displcyed
by
tht
liqoc
'
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Lanijley;
R.
Tlmln
and
V.
Manajlovlch
draw;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Vlereck
vs
1
previous
g.unos.
Eiiis
is
the
final
oi
a
iwa-aiuue
jk-h-
uy
suuc
itiju-oin-
jnd
director
Jams
mclx'oo,
cxpiuuuiiK
me
wum
ui
a.
v.
,d
Game
Council.
Mr.
Mcl-eod
urges
the
supixirt
of
all
.Mwrtsnirn
I
By
JARVIS
McLEOD
feOl
IflC
Jil
I'UICM,
WUUIICO
VSIJII
DJf
tilt
1.
V,.
on
The
ALLEYS
Benita
Windle
of
A
Division
Annettes
soared
to
the
top
of
the
scoring
list
In
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
Tuesday
with
a
287
single,
while
Lois
Kcays
of
Stars,
totalled
high
with
717.
In
B
Division,
May
Bond
of
Big
Sisters
rolled
a
high
single
of
287,
while
Marg
Montgomery
of
Man-
::d
Game
Council
i.-s
the
increase
of
the
B.
0.
Commission's
budget.
After
a
long
fight,
as-e
has
finally
been
given
that
75
per
cent
of
all
received
through
the
Game
Department
will
ltd
over
to
the
commission.
sons
totalled
high
with
623.
I
BF.SIXTS
A
Division
Lyons
3,
Skecna
iny
years
sportsmen
of
Gro.
0;
Annettes
3,
Dibb
Print.
0;
Rosa
Lee
3,
McMeekins
0;
Stars
2,
Savoys
.1;
Lucky
Strikes
portant
that
youth
should
be
trained
to
handle
and
appreciate
Its
great
heritage.
The
men
of
the
council,
the
president
and
directors
.have
given
freely
of
their
time,
often
at
considerable
expense
to
themselves,
to
work
with
one
thought
in
mind
the
protection
of
wild-
2,
Cloverleafs
1;
Wrathalls
2,
G
&
Anderson
1.
B
Division
Sunrise
3,
Big
Sisters
0;
Rupert
Radio
3,
Toilers
0;
Seventh
Ave.
Mkt
3,
McKays
0;
Shcntons
2,
Co-op
1;
Cook's
vince
leit
mc
uame
an
was
under
financed,
.e
Fish
and
Game
Coun-.as
demanded
that
all
derived
from
wildlife
be
returned
to
th-
.on,
for
its
use
only,
his
money,
derived
from
tourist
camp
operators,
'.rappers,
sport
hunters
.
rmen.
more
should
be
i
sport
fish
hatcheries.
A
;1
.
frtn
V.
life
in
this
province.
They
nave
z.
t-prnmercmis
i.
,j
kept
the
eounrll
free
of
outside
j
Taxi
1.
influences,
political
or
other-1
STANDINGS
wise
and
therefore
ask
for
the.
A
Division-Lucky
Strikes
12,
confidence
of
all
sportsmen.
Annettes
9,
Lyons
9.
Dibb
8,
,
McMeekins
8,
Savoys
7,
Wrathalls
.
.,,
hi
of
this
or-
nr.
To
become
a
part
"d
will
'St
i
n
DlvUon
-
cook'.
Jowelto.
I
Sisters
3,
71
Taxi
3.
not
Prince
Rupert?
w
enforcement
officers
arch
of
wildlife
propo-
i
I
'.ion
f
t
e
r
resolution
a
presented
to
the
rov-:
asking
for
this,
but
al-
!
'ine
the
same
answer,
i
ds."
:
-men
.have
always
felt
i
is
not
any
point
in
rais-
;
nee
fees
when
all
such
:
went
into
the
fund
of;
i
I
revenue.
But
with
the
t
of
more
funds
for
th.'
-
on.
the
council
re-r-
in
recommending
an
in
licence
fees.
The
ln-
iy
'
"
1
1
"C.
!
ajf
V
.
7
J
I
Menerch
fAonttrer
5
'i-xumts
law
April
I,
so
ogress
has
been
made
better
conservation.
HON
uon
is
another
facet
of
Wis
vwrk.
uwn
0)K:ratps
a
film
from
which,
films
are
.
all
Rod
and
Gun
nroughout
the
province.
I
the
local
dub
showed
I
mC
Spiincjr
iiinis
at
its
annual
Films,
Realm
of
th-
'Skeena
River
two
of
the
finest
ever
It's
the
most
exciting
Monarch
ever
built
.
.
.
it's
beautiful
beyond
compare
with
all-new
styling
and
it's
'way
up
in
power
too!
Proudly
it
looks
its
part
.
.
.
and
paces
its
fine-car
field
...
is
the
most
distinctively
new
and
difjtreitt
cttr
to
bit
the
Cauaduin
road
or
'52!
See
this
new
Munarcli
for
yourself.
Then
just
drive
it
!
You'll
u
n
wildlife.
A
showing
NEW
125-HP.
V-8
ENGINE
New
high-corn-
-
"ranged
for
-local
i
i
'
ond
the
very
-
j
$
.
.j?!
latest
in
shoes
premon
dcttgn
bocked
by
Ford's
Pt'on,
the
council
is
Vn-
if
sir
'
'
'
.Jr-
xperienca
in
building
mor
V-8
ngin
thon
all
othr
msktrt
comb
in
4,
Jiave
more
conser-'na
worked
into
the
""wulum.
Youth
or-one
0f
.he
mo,.e
to
be
.
.
.
.
.
.
mm
.
If
k
f
:
CAH
HN
K
)(
)
WrAK
i
No
need
to
look
and
look
again
to
see
the
difference
in
this
new
car!
Take
just
one
glance
at
that
stunning
new
hood
and
grille
at
that
huge,
one-piece
curved
windshieldat
the
new
rear
end
treatment.
Here's
advanced
design
.
.
.
here's
new
luxury
and
robm
inside
as
well.
Now
you
can
command
the
most
powerful
Monarch
V-8
ai
oi
me
conn-
h
is
to
Preserve
wildlife
wrutions.
It
is
im.
Ms
Enter
RE
FRIGERATGR
SPECIALS
9
Semi.
!
It's
a
beauty
to
look
at,
a
beauty
to
drive,
with
its
choice
of
three
great
drives
.
.
.
famous
Monarch
Automatic
Transmission
or
Overdrive
(optional
at
extra
cost)
or
silky-smooth
conventional
transmij-
Monarch
.-
sj(ri
.
"'umamg
.,
knight
'Tronh
BtUdentS'
6
iTOphy
rurlin
sion
as
standard
equipment.
W
hicheter
you
choose.
n
this
1952
Monarch
you
II
thrill
to
a
rule
re-
yontl
compare
as
vou
-"2?
t
cu.
knight
ft.
Deluxe
Refrigerator
$399.00
ft.
Refrigerator,
9'2
8'2
cu
WklW
iwtB
t;,.i,
tv
diic
hut,
copi,
tocVir
poml
moulding,,
bumr.
OvQ.d.
CUHI
t.nd
ik.rli
opl.onol
ol
nig
toll
!"
ooHill.
Monarch
Tw"Doar
Mm
.any
tomorrow
with
frozen
food
compartment
$411.50
tue
winner
hi"
$382.00
a
DEMONSTRATION
DRIVE
...see
vm
monarch
dear
"iwrniw
8'2
cu.
ft.
Refrigerotor
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thwe
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ond
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