Fife
1
mmM
inui.saa.v,
Ma.cn
iyf
ii5b
Lyons
Bowlers
1
Top
Ladies
In
5-Pin
Loop
CCC
Puipmillers
Crush
Ocean
Falls
Cage
Team
MONTHF.AI
Tttw
(hut
ili'ir
,i,,l
...
.
H
cmiI
uf
ih.kin
sm.N
Kl.Al.
squad
last
nitflit
Frince
Ruuert's
null)
mill
Biw
Imihv
111
).
ii-iii
i.
Leafs
Edge
Hawks
to
Keep
In
NHL
Race
Toronto
Maple
Loafs,
clawing
desperately
for
a
place
in
the
National
Hockey
League
playoffs,
kept
in
the
running
by
coming
from
behind
Wednesday
night
to
take
a
4-3
decision
from
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
!
The
loss
at
Toronto,
combined
wviti
mi
r
llu'
,..(
I,
1
in
ffiiflv
to
ik
70-52
to
jiam
crushed
visitini
Oopan
Falls
millers
n-.,l
,.,l,.,,
j
,.v
P..C
i
....
irum
M-rmrli
o:lb
mv
a
substantial
lead
in
the
total-points
northern
pulp
mill
basketball
championship
series.
IVriiiil
f
Uniting
buUs
l
vn-iii
to
h,
In
'
,
game
will
be
playeu
!
Second
tonight.
niim
ik
tlio
uul
n.
.l
uy
1
inxi
to
Why
not
try
n
?
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oil
m
,
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,
.
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hi
ii
;,
your
ni-c
ruuv
m
iw
rnx
nii
riuui.im
vhiue
Anxiiil
ltti.ty!
with
Boston's
2-1
win
over
the
Rangers
in
New
York,
left
the
j
ITfiis
A
Cold
lf.-mw
rt-ti
hut
h
r'
a
lip
to
nuikr
your
'i-olii
im-onifoi
tulilr
:
Vm
thn
moKt
alo;ij
Headed
hy
Con
and
Sid
Scherk,
CCCs
stepped
in
to
take
a
31-28
lead
at
the
end
of
the!
first
half
against
ome
sjx'f-
i
tarular
competition
by
the
Ocean
Falls
Bals.
The
last
half,
however,
was
!
too
much
for
the
visitors
as
.
l.l
Jepsrn
3.
A
Jensen
8.
8.
Morris
8.
Adams
Total
-
52
Ijiriips
Rl'Fl'RT
Maynard
2.
Mimr
2.
Webster.
Y
o
u
n
g
m
a
n.
M
Youngman,
Saifltey.
MarFar-lane.
Stelne.
Spence.
Martin.
Bill
1.
Least.
Tnlal5
OCKAN
FAU-S-X.
Smith
10.
O
Smith
2,
Mtldnun.
Kilty
2.
Wick.
Morris
.
l)st.
ToUl
-20
Pegy
Thompson
of
A
Division
Lvons
rolled
a
21)7
game
to
top
uil
trumllers
in
the
luriiriT
five-
pin
league
this
week,
while
team-
j
mate
Anes
Pierce
added
three
j
games
tor
a
hii'h
total
of
t)H
In
B
Division.
Mabel
Shirr
of
j
7lh
Ave
Mkt.
rolled
high
single
i
panic
of
20
and
Jean
Young-
.
husband
of
Big
Hlsters
counted
;
818
for
total
pins.
.
A
new
hmli
in
team
scoring
was
established
by
SunrUr
with
1U2
and
3015.
In
B
Division.!
Bulgers
soiled
a
hiah
single
of
15
and
Big
Kisters
topied
total
,
pin-count
with
2iiu.
;
Kriulls
I
:
B
Division
-Toilers
4.
15
Taxi
j
0
Buliters
4.
J
R.
Plumbum
Q:
Big
Sisters
3.
Kupert
Katho
1;
Co-op
3.
Mt
Kays
1;
Kkeena
2.'
Cooks
2.
Commercials
2.
7th
Ave
;
Mkt
2
i
A
Division--fiunrwe
4.
Lyons
0,
Cloverl.ar
4.
Doiivs
0.
Lucky
:
Strikes
4.
Savoys
0;
Stars
3.
Malisons
1;
O-As
3.
Uibbs
1.
Annettes
s
3.
New
Laurels
1
irtltdtrK
lli
ni'
.
.
All,
I
lillnir
il,..
."
like
It-pin
1
A'
L-ll
I
I'
l'r
wiiur
aiMnlny..
i
Bruins
in
undisputed
possession
of
third
Diaee.
Toronto's
victory
left
tne
Leafs
in
fifth
place
but
still
gave
them
a
mathematical
chance
of
catch-;
ing
the
Hawks
before
the
regular
:
lo-ramf
schedule
ends
Sunday
'
'
night.
1'Hill
-
(Monk)
Sunberg
stepped
s
n
t,e
,u,lH
3-plv
til.
'
li
genife
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Iwavs
k.ii.i
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nl
no
hrvh
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Ki
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il
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Into
the
CCC
lineup
to
score
U
point?
in
the
third
qunrter
nurt
followed
Rid
Scherk's
leading
,
tally
of
22
points
with
a
total
j
of
20.
Don
Scherk
counted
18
High
man
for
the
visitors
and
main
sparkplug
was
Neil
McMillan
with
19
points.
While
the
visitors
were
outclassed
in
bull
handling
and
playmakins.
they
didn't
lark
long
in
it(
ik;oi
ks
SAINT
JOHN.
N
B
CP
In
IU
i-.nnual
roll
call
service
the
Charlotte
Street
United
Baptist
Church
honored
two
long-time
members
Miss
Lydta
FuUerlon,
P8.
has
been
a
member
fur
SO
years
Her
sister
Bessie
Joined
the
church
69
years
ago.
"I'm
Siuing
On
Tap
Of
TW
II
vM"
(,,
j
.
out
ul
the
ovu
no
l
,,i('i.iuh
lij,
,i
,
In
inu-lAtn.
AM
ilii.ti
I
,
-
fTi
p'ii'O
t"
'I'.K
aiiv.tir
.
,:,
i.
r.'.TyJut
,t
ItitVtS
nn
Remember
When
i
i
Johnny
Risko.
the
Cleveland
'
baker
boy.
defeated
world
light-heavyweight
champion
Paul
;
Berlenbach
in
a
non-title
bout
'
at
New
York
27
years
ago
to-;
night.
Risko
didn't
get
any
far-
tlier
along
the
road
to
fame.
but
he
started
Berlenbach
on
Uhe
downward
trail.
Berlenbach
(lost
the
title
to
Jack
Delaney
i
fjur
months
later.
,
,
v
.
-..
.
j
-1
M.
you
Itelfrf
bikitit
ffiiU,
niowl.
ttt
H-m.ivyi-.iLi't.
f
X.,
Fishermen's
Union
Seeks
Probe
of
Industry
in
B.C.
1
brt!f
(N-
I'fitr
t,ti
,
t,
lit!
;j
ll
w
'7
Iph
tf
Uf
A
3
dnWnnnpn
r
C
DSN
L
UllUnGlJUU
any
spirit
ana
gave
spectator.;
,
a
eolorlul
and
exciting
show
LAClkFI)
HEIGHT
j
Seals
faced
a
major
disadvantage
in
the
heitfht
of
CCV
players
while
their
own
lineup
presented
only
one
player
nrar-'
ing
six
feet.
This
was
partly
I
overcome
by
remarkable
jump-;
ing
ability
of
some
of
the
players.
Outstanding
was
team
cap-,
tain
McMillan,
a
firebrand
plav-
li
kn
llicm!
for
Reg
Payne.
In
the
contest
Il't
4
"Itmk
It
W"
.1.
il
J
VANCOUVER
(CP)-The
Unit-.
t
d
Fisliernu-n
and
Allied
Work-'ers
Union
iTLCl
will
seek
i
j
roval
roinnil.vslon
Investlgatit.n
!
into
all
aspects
of
the
B
C.
flsh-
tm
I
vi
dt',t
on.
I
m
I-
.(Iff.
ft
III
9
line
president's
chair.
Alex
Gordon,
present
business
!
agent,
is
bring
opposed
by
Wll-;
Imm
Goddard.
of
st-vestun
i
Shoreworkers'
lo
al
Oordon
has
HMiniy
Sl
ir.li
in
j
maker
with
marked
accuracy
.
.
.
t,TI
it-
.
ri.
nine
soon,
v
w
in.
y.-it
I
.
n.
,
I
I
I.
i
s
I
jump
shots.
i
In
tonight's
game,
ir.e
Sim
I
HOCKEY
SCORES
Will.:
Tacoma
5,
Edmonton
5.
OSIJL:
Pentlcton
2.
Kamloops
5.
(Best-of-seven
final
tied
2-2
with
one
game
tied.)
WML:
Spokane
.
Trail
3.
(Spokane
leads
best-of-five
final
2-0.)
TEBfmWG
TROUBLES
1
ll-
III
'
ing
industry
A
resolution
asking
the
fed
-
itral
gfivernnunt
to
launch
the
cutnmtsston
was
endorsed
at
the
ninth
annual
I'FAWU
convention
here.
i
The
resolution
said
the
In-
;
been
bu.sinevs
agent
since
l45
!
Homer
Stevens,
secretin
i
'since
liM5.
U
bring
opposed
b)
j
I
William
Herlihy.
secretary
ol
f
i
Vancouver
Fishermen's
Iwul.
j
I
Two
vice-presidents
elected
jv
convention
delegates
are
I
face
a
2-point
deficit
In
the
total-points
series.
While
an
upset
is
not
generally
expected,
a
good
game
and
a
tough
duel
I...U
I
0l
ll
s.
tll.H
vestmation
snouw
t,..
V.nentiirrr
Fl:h-
It,'
ll...
'r
(
sr.
i
-!
-kv
it
ti-
prnblems
of
OT"'
;'?.;rm,n',
Imal.'
and
I'ete
Jem
-Itshlng
grounds,
romp,
twtion
.,...
...
lhr
rratrr
At
tale-lrrit
III'INZ
IHKiKlll
MACAIKtM
If.
en;
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ii
tl.c
m-.'l!
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rr
sm
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in
mm
v
Unmio
-.
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n
yt
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fv
t,
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('ikl
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to
aul
Mv'HU
klti'l
(
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l.uy
ilav
of
lvi!s'n
or
li'"-rk'nirt(.
ll
l
lw
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snilt
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to
ni-if
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ati
i
Ixelifr
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!
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lm
in.
.if.
I
hit
'
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rltl-nt,.
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u-
tii'
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too
1
iv
il.
in
ami
!
U
of
tn
1
rif
ul
m4
tinlon
aiHC
lOI
IIMirinaii.
I
'
'
adequate
coast
guard
service.
.
I
and
Improvement
of
naviga-
Convention
delegates
appoint
I
is
In
the
offiruj.
Tables
were
reversed
in
the
women's
division
of
the
two-day
series
in
which
Ocean
Fails
overran
Rupert
all-stars
20-5
behind
the
10-point
scoring
of
Lou
Smith.
Only
two
to
muk
field
goals
for
the
locals
wer-Elaine
Maynard
and
Barbara
Moore.
Nellie
Bill
scored
on
tree
throw.
Lineups:
Men
pfivnn
because
i
trr?riilritT
or
an
upi
tummy.
Try
Hfcby
Omn
Tar
trta.
Tbf
H
littl
ttU
hav
txtn
u4mL
ty
n
-
n
arl
v
ii
(
'
.-'
kr
W
it
p
t
,.!!!
M
1
I
!.-,!
en-
t"-t
i
T
I,.J(
U
TW
i,ki
ii.
y
'
'A-
J
,1,,
l
w
r
t
I
1
I
oK',l
tiond
aid
and
anchorage
j
The
conversion
also
decide-!
!
;
VMJttor
fur
or
0
yr
to
gvercMM
I
hist
eB4iUM.
THE
CRISP,
CRISP
FLAKES
WITH
THE
DEEP,
DEEP
FLAVOR
Slow
baked
to
e
rich,
golden
toast
in
our
radiant
ovens
.
.
.
Kellogg
'j
Corn
Flakes
come
to
you
so
fresh
you
can
almost
catch
the
piping
hot
aroma
drifting
from
the
oven
doom.
They're
the
number
one
flake
all
over
Canada
and
in
the
whole,
wide
world.
They're
the
oriinacorn
flakes
developed
by
W.
K.
Ke.logg
and
flavored
to
his
still-secret
recil
a
flavor
that
has
never
been
duplicated.
As
Mr.
Kellogg
said,
"They
won
their
favor
through
their
flavor."
led
a
itlne-memtier
central
elec-j
!tion
committee
which
will
con-j
duct
the
referendum
ballot
In;
;
conjunction
with
election
com-i
jmittfes
in
the
various
locals
j
to
hold
elections
Dy
nauoi
ami
iGeorge
North,
press
officer,
says
eunitipstioo.
4ifti
n,wts
and
othr
mi
our
infant
truu4w.
Su
Huff
no
duinnt
ffrt.
it
ROM-vv
P
LONDON
i,
g
Mrs.
Mart
Kenney
riif
u'n
'tray
up
!
in
f
i.-ii'
'
M
'1'
!
A
I4IK
1
ll
I
M-
I.
s
Mi
III
It
V
1
h
.
IV
ft-li
-11'
I"1
is
twu-w.iy
fight
lor
e.u-n
01
me;
I
three
top
posts
has
developed,
j
He
said
tint
tha
positions
ol
I
I
..
I
i.
i
...,!
.r.it
ll..
in.im.e
tlw
rMiv.irot
'.i"'
ol
"
I"
i""
lb
hum
ai:lr
Tt..
V
nalU
f"n
I-"1
Puts
on
Blue
Bonnet
Sings
Its
Praises!
GoUlW
HtM
Mil
RUPERT-S.
Scherk
22.
Davis
i
S.
Ratchford
6.
Sunberg
20.
!
Thompson
6.
Dumas.
Marshall
5,
D.
Scherk
18
Total
"9.
OCEAN
FALLS
McMillan
13
Check
2.
Tavlor.
Hiebert
12.
C
secretary
will
be
contested
in
a
.u.
mmI
lh.l
rr
kamW
o
ft.
r
ml
V
secret
ballot
to
get
tinaer
j?
shortly
j.
It
is
tlw-
first
time
the
union!'
in
pmv
.
-i
....
,
tr.l
I
i
,b
m-l.vi.l.wiiy
Tim's
to
wi
tU
Jlf".
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9-'"''
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14
l.use
Hl'ie
lt--iM.it
.
.
.
AI..-1
"
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u"
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BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
has
conducted
a
universal
ballot
in
election
of
officers
Previously
all
officers
were
elected
bv
delegates
at
the
annual
con
1
1
4
.
V5
tr.,.,
"""I
ti
'nm
w
-
x
.
t.,1.1.-
Ai..!l.-
le
liw
u
'n
"
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on
in.-
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i
lm'.
l
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ln-aHl
-nfi
i'l'
Braves
Switch
to
Milwaukee
tention.
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li.
,...
y,.
k
eiwi
at
Vil
"
t
i
,
.
Iwt'l
ll
fnmnr
b
The
union
s
policy
during
1952
V
f
tl,,o
I
r-m-:m'"-".l
"
"
'
"
''
11,
new
n
r.hi
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l,i
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n
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s
At
The
CIVIC
CENTRE
PULP
MILL
SERIES
For
the
Northern
B.C.
Pulp
Mil!
Championship
OCEAN
FALLS
ALL-STARS
ST
PETERSBURG.
Fla.
(
Immediate
switch
of
Boston
Braves
to
Milwaukee
received
the
blessing
Wednesday
of
both
I
he
National
League
and
the
American
Association,
making
It
the
orice
negotiations
which
lt
d
to
(
two
strikes
In
the
salmon
flsh-ry
and
closure
of
the
fall
her-rlnr
season
Is
believed
to
be
a
najor
cause
for
the
placing
of
Kurt
Larsrn.
Vancouver
loci!
o
oppose
the
present
leader
Rupert
Cagers
Set
3
Records
ill'
iwl
I
first'
shift
of
a
major,
league
baseball
franchise
'since
l'JOl.
The
association
action
followed
unanimous
approval
of
the
National
League
for
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