,
...
X,.
Kf,ne
Kuperi
Duiiy
Ne
Thursday,
March
20,
19E2
UculiUUHi
ji.ounai
tug
Goodfeilow,
"but
'
sometimes
he
;
strikes
me
as
being
a
little
lazy.
y
Z?er
-Biff.!.
..
.
DAILY
NEWS
He
rtfw-sn't.
nnch
himcolf
trm
:
hard
"
1
Dan
Doswell
of
the
Columbia
1
?
4i
-
?3fltf
High?
Critics
of
Buller
s
candidacy
.
nIanB
fnr
trfn
point
out
that
no
defenceman
I
Vancouver
has
ever
won
the
trophy
and
the
I
'
"oidst4o;5o;6or
-ManJYoa're
Crazy
Fwt
yonr
Trmiwaiwls
sr
tprT
70
Trr
"iietiiiKiK
u"
with
(ihm,
'
'
r
tonic
for
wat;
ri!.'in
fhruj
due
vtir'r
i"
UhIV
Uk
of
irua
t
;ph
irifcuf
B!n
r,H
wo'iiffi
Pall
"iiM."
Try
Iwr
j
l
(ui(
T:.i!M
for
r-p,
youiiaer
fe!inc.
tht
Vr
flay.
New
"tft
iwrjuaintr
Mtz
umn
Wfi
lor
lai
t
all
inig
viores
everj-w&ere.
$1
,000
which
the
NHL
awards
as
Don
Fitch
left
on
yesterday'
a
bonus.
Bat
Franeh
Boucher,
j
l
nlnne
fnr
a
himnps
trin
tfi
Kanger
manager,
ridicules
this
j
Vancouver.
argument.
j
-
V
May
Be
Awarded
MIL
Rookie
Honors
NEW
YORK
(AP
The
scramble
for
rookie-of-the-year
honors
in
the
National
Hockey
League
continues
into
the
final
week
of
the
season
with
Hy
Buller,
New
York
Rangers'
de-fenceman,
stacked
anainst
a
"If
Buller
wins,"
says
Boucher,
"it
will
cost
the
Rangers
as
well
as
the
NHL
a
$1,000
bonus.
But
I
think
he
rates
it.
He
is
as
First
Bonspiel
Opens
good
a
defenceman
as
there
is
)
V
-v
nc
v
i
V
1
v
V
h
v.:
r
1
Rlittpring
array
of
freshmen
who
in
the
league.
FIRST
ANNUAL
BONSPIEL
PRINCE
RUPERT
CURLING
CLUB.
Friday
With
38
Rinks
j
The
stage
is
set
for
Prince
Rupert's
first
curling
j
bonspiel
which
opens
officially
Friday
morning
a
I;
nave
pushed
the
Montreal
Can-
..you
nave
tQ
judge
a
payer
adiens
into
second
.
place.
by
his
merit8f
no
maUef
where
At
least
three
Montreal?:
he
plays.
And
I
don't
have
to
Boom
Bootri
Oeoffrion,
digging
tell
you
how
much
Buller
has
Dickie
Moore
and
Paul
Meger
meant
to
us."
have
been
rated
well
uDove
the!
only
three
Ranker
forwards
the
curling
rink.
Mavor
Harold
Whalen
will
officiate
k00tk'neld
i0""1"8,
have
utscored
Buiier.
whose
35
"
.
-
but
Chicago
Coach
Ebbie
Good-
points
have
already
tied
the
club
en,
Liicr
upiriiinj
lci
cinuiiicft.
ienow
said
today
trie
earner
record
for
a
defenceman,
set
Trophy
should
go
to
Buller,
a
originally
by
Ott
Heller
in
1943-
And
by
'he
number
of
rinks
entered,
it
looks
like
a
full
four
j
Montreal
boy,
even
though
the
44
Arid!
his
12
eoals
are
one
OFFICIAL
OPENING
11:30
a.m.,
mtrA.f
14
a
nrti
1
days
jam-packed
with
activity!
Rangers
have
not
achieved
a
1
Khort
of
another
club
record
for
play-off
spot.
I
a
backliner.
;
In
fact,
some
of
the
local
bon-I
spiel
rinks
begin
curling
tonight
I
so
that
the
11
visiting
rinks
can
j
begin
at
noon
tomorrow.
A
total
:
of
38
rinks
have
entered.
.
Ocean
Falls
Wins
Opener
Overtime
Required
To
Settle
Issue
Between
Pulp
Mill
Teams
"'If
they
had
got
in,"
said(
Buller,
a
mature
rookie
who
Goodfeilow,
"it's
Buller
who
reacted
his
26th
birthday
last
would
have
got
them
there.'
week,
was
buried
for
eight
sea-
Ooodfellow's
top
choice
among
sons
in
the
American
Hockey
the
Canadlens
is
scrappy,
two-
1
jPapnp
n
mVKterv
Rmirhpr
trill
The
public
is
cordially
invited
to
view
the
bonspiel
games
..vc
,,.
r
Rupert
primary
curling
oiiipe.iuon
Saturday
nifiht
Is
headed
by
Skip
Ken
Warren
1
rii'iaiid
'
K.iy
Collinson's
rink
11-0.
Others
in
the
:
r
.,i
tin,
m
left
i
Ray
Johnson,
second;
Alf
Rivett,
AiKirrsictti.
third.
ladiens
Near
Cinch
way
Meger,
whp
has
23
goals,
"six
never
understand.
I
Till
KKD.W
DHAHH
i
.K
M
I
KV.K
fewer
than
his
colleague
on
the
"on
power
plays,"
Boucher
right
wing,
Geof
frlon.
j
says,
"he's
the
best
defenceman
"I
have
a
lot
of
respect
for
the
Rangers
have
ever
had."
,1.
!
With
only
seconds
remaining
in
the
nrs:
overtime
period,
i
uominto.
9
:15
to
11:15
p.m
Warner
vs
Mut-
All
Stars
visiting
Ocean
Falls
l
lust
night
sank
two
NOTICE
OF
ANNUAL
MEETING
.Annual
General
Meeting
and
electionof
officers
of
the
Prince
Runert
Curling
Club,
.Monday,
March
24th
at
"I
p.m.
Canadian
Legion
Hall.
Meeting
will
be
followed
by,
the
annual
banijuet
at
T
n.m.
Tickets
available
from
the
executive.
!HL
Runners-Up
points
to
art
vs'
jonnlnns.
break
the
tie
?.r.d
win
at
the
f
;
final
whistle
46-44
over
Columbia
urI
(Canadian
Press)
Montreal
Car.-Ceiiuiose
in
the
first
of
a
two-
V'1'"
,
,
.
XT
..
1
game
senior
men's
basketball
11
:;0
p.m.
to
1:30
a.m.
Bateman
vs.
Shier.
Hkalimerud
vK.
Ocury,
Laur-unco
vs.
J
Johnson
(PR).
IIIIIIW
IIHVWS
SI
CCIIIOIt
ll(
I'KIMVItV
1:45
am.
to
3:45
am.
Black
va.
Stewart,
'.lormply
vs
Eyolfson,
Prli'.-zcll
v.
Co'linson.
7
to
'J
a.m.
l-U'rie
vh.
FtoRcrson,
Clmclieil
second
juiice
111
villi
iNauuaai
challenge
series.
iking
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
,
tonight.
Winner
gels
the
Colum-
illie
at
al
Toronto
lonmiu
Wednesday
v
-t'cmtrMiay
night.
iukiu.
bla
cellulose
Troohv.
a
oeiDetu-
al
pulp
mill
challenge
cup.
Kellourli
vs.
Wnrron,
Dp
Man
vi.
t
Dram.
h
put
UK'
Ciinadit'iis'
i;
f.
,ul
of
t'v
thii
1
B
P.O
E.
King
Ed
Leads
In
Pee-Wee
V:,)il'
I.IMI-'i
wil'J
,s
iur
tMi'h
1,'tt
Ui
-(I
.,.,!
s,
hi-dule.
1
Renters
dclrul.rj
fi
u,
4
in
a
wide-;
St.
PalricA
;.
It
was
a
tough
battle
all
the'
ois
u,
111:,
a
m
Hniiiatou
vs.
j
i
way
as
fast-shifting,
tricky
and
J"'-"'""1
,Fni-
Matthew
vs.
Landon!
accurate
playing
coach
McMillan
vs
M"re
led
the
paper
town
squad
with
!
iiai.i.kv(;k
FOUgner
at
his
side
to
spark
the
12
to
2
p
m.
H.-Kgie
va.
Eyolfson
scoring
with
14
points
each.
!
"STaKe"
G,,rmelv'
Adonu"
At
half-time
the
score
was
'j
31S
to
415
m.
-O
Noill
vs.
Moore
FriKzell
1
:
i
w
V(,i
k
th.il
-
on
the
M.mdin;;.
if
11
1
a
.me;!
'if
J1-1Q
fnr
the
vlcitr.
At
Ihs
enH
Simoacm
vs.
Uolllston.
Semi-Finals
Klir'
Edward
v;on
the
first
log
Little.
I
of
the
third
quarter
it
was
tied
4
::iO
to
6:30
p
m
Bovill
vs.
Laurie.
ii
'h
30-30.
Overtime
was
called
atiBotiltor
vs.
Colltson.
Johnson
B.L.
a
I
to
u
irua
oi
uie
juvenile
scmi-nnui
ae..
the
end
of
the
fourth
as
teams
in
the
first
period
Tur.dav
ni'ilit
wnen
thev
dnrn-
tied
30-39.
:
,
.i,,i,u,i.l'
u
i
vs.
Watsfn.
M
CI
IIIOK
Al
TO
IMIIVtMtV
0:45
to
8:45
p.m.
Skallmerud
vs.
Hpi!,
Bateman
vs.
Adonuit.
Laur-ciht
vs.
Simpson.
r
to
11
p.m.
Sandover-Sly
vs.
ShU-r.
Johnson
B.L.
vs.
Jlowbotham,
O'Im
ill
vs.
Little.
.
'
11:15
p
m.
to
1:15
a
m.
Colllson
vs.
ed
the
Aito.s
21-5.
Sparked
by;
Thf
tying
polnt
was
made
by
fast
moving
Don
Mcintosh
wno;
McMillan
with
a
free
throw,
pained
eijiht
puinu
for
high
:
which
he
sanl
seconds
before
the
.
ore.
Kiii
FM
could
not
be
stop-'
.,,hu,r
nn
pnrrt
trv
Pf
n
Icioiii
Cii'aflviim
t
;l
il,
h
ird
witp
the
i'
mi
'tli'
K"ck-
i
hi
in.
MIGHT
'
31t:,)
Vtt
r'!'!
atl,,r
th0
f"'St
TT-
.
!
The
overtime
was
roi,Rh
-
a
r
-
.
Al
ine
end
o
me
nisi
nerion,;
,,,.'
.,,(.,,.-
!,
ch
Jennings.
Turner
vs.
Watson.
Boulter
cii
se
checking
of
the
Arrows;
eivln
onlv
an
lnch
nPre
and
vs.
Delano.
f
i
vi.iA
since
he
le-
Cananicns
from
-v
1
k-end
whi
rr
lie
apfjHHajjf
"iVlilWlH
"Mi
il
il
A
W'iTaBlaBWllTaaWlari
mWWirtfiM
tWMtMtltiVM
lot
Ued
tlie
score
at
5-5.
But
;
lnere
fiom
then
on.
it
looked
like
j
McMillan
starred
again,
twist-
j
Krom
smithers
come
eight
Amiws
had
.shot
their
limit
tor
lng
ln
one
genational
shot
from
rinkg
irom
Terrace
two,
and
the
evenina.
They
didn't
.score
undcr
lhe
basket
mu
making
from
Burns
Lake
one.
The
Van-
n
.i
mom
in.tuiy.
4
J
V
h
s
i
V
1
!
I
is--
..
-
I
i.
.
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!
ii
-.
,'
"
S
I
1
l
it
ti
t
,
,
,
il
la
"
.
ir;
v-
'
li
i-i
,9
,0"
,.
V
t
i
f
"
W
t-
i
.'.
-
i
i
v
,
'
1
i
.
4
,
..
,
r
A
sj
'
I
Iks'
Home
-u
(rnp
ar.o.nci
point.
two
free
throws
ou.
ot
four.
But
f0UVer
rink
which
registered
"GOOD
Lt'CK,"
savs
Mavor
Haroin
Whalen
to
Alex
Bill,
coach
pf
Prince
Rupert
Co-op
Challengers
as
the
team
boarded
the
plane
last,
weejj.
foi
Fjntictpn.
Challengers
won
the
semi-finals
from
Pcnticton
but
lost
out
to
Vancouver
Eilers
in
the
finals
last
night.
For
KinB
Ed.
Eddie
Johnson
Adams
was
the
golden-haired
Parllei
cancelled
its
entry.
was
a
tower
ol
strength
while
,
boy
for
Al
Taylor,"
All
Stars,
man-,
trnnh,
fnr
com-
Mclntosh
sank
some
lovely
cor-
ager.
HS
lie
btuLiril
tit
lilt
bm-
ith
frrnr
events
beinff
just
before
the
,he
Grand
challenge,
Superior
tier
shots
to
start
the
big
lead,
ning
rebound
Twenly-eiRht
fouls
were
called
whistle.
t'ijiil'ic
C(,asl
A
.Uer
1.
Taci.ma
4
3,jl
Imonton
4
""sjnr
lliukey
I
inal
..:
.
Trail
1
ib(v.t
of
five
-i
jl
1
with
one
draw
Auto
Primary,
Applewhaite
and
millers
couldn't
bv
Kefs
Martin
and
Fene&s.!
Local
Local
puip
North
Star
Bottling
secondaries.
basket.
They
were
porf
r-hniienrre
trnnhv
is
do
..find
the
Square
Dancing,
Friday
8
to
10:30
p.m.
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
Quarter
s?orr.s
were:
King
Ed
!
Make
this
your
Date
of
the
Week
FOUR
DUKES
ORCHESTRA
2.
3,
5,
11;
Arrows
1,
4,
0,
0.
:
Scoring:
;
King
Ed
E.
Johnson
G,
F.
shooting
at
least,
twice
lor
every
nated
by
A
j
Dominato.
The
shot
the
visitors
were
able
to
get
Grand
Aggregate.
trophy
is
do-
away,
but
the
ringers
would
drop
nated
by
Doug
Frizzell.
,back
and
rebounding
was
poor,
i
,,
n
nn
KV
STANDINGS
0
L
K
A
Pts
Johnson
2,
R
Johnson
2,
Lambie,
Ratchford
was
high
with
15
most
of
the
night
as
well
as
all
:
day
Saturday,
Sunday
and
Mon-I
)5
Hodskinson
s.
Mcintosh
a,
Aa-:points
bllt
was
of(
on
his
free
77
ams.
Thorn.
Total
21
throws.
Out
of
18
tries,
he
made
day,
after
which
the
annual
gen-
XT
.
.
i
I
-
:
a
74
Arrows
Lecman
3
u.um,
a
points.
i
,
mpp)in
nf
prin(,.
Runert
Tickets
from
any
Elk,
Grotto
Cigar
Store
or
at
the
Hall
51
II
11
1M
i:!3
5
!)
2a
I'll)
r4
23
Ki4
ISO
Jli
,
Hi
2:)
1:8
174
4
13
32
173
205
4
0
44
MS
233
64
Gurnev.
Sykes.
Landie
1,"
Hai-i
More
than
300
fans
rang
the
""
lnPB
nt.'th,
cheers
and
"'""s
"
"""
59
vorseii,
Warner
1,
Strand.
Tots',
rafters
with
their
3!)
-5
routs.
Referees
Ourvich
anfl
I
buv..u....
Feness
were
hard-pressed
to
Latsr.
Monday
night,
the
four-keep
the
game
in
check
which
I
day
celebrations
wind
up
with
a
saw
a
high
percentage
of
body
j
grand
banquet
and
presentation
OFFICERS
AND
MEMBERS
of
The
Canadian
Legion
and
Ladies'
Auxiliary
request
the
pleasure
of
your
company
ST.
PATRICK'S
DANCE
March
Twenty-First
Dancins
LEGION
AI
DITORIVM
Refreshments
Tickets
may
bo
obtained
at
the
Canadian
Legion
0
or
at
the
Bus
Depot
of
awards
and
trophies.
QUALITY
CHESTERFIELDS
contact.
Gurvich
also
called
for
a
repeal
of
a
free
throw
when
spectators
jeered
and
routed
at
McMillan
who
missed.
On
his
second
try,
he
made
it
and
tied
the
ball
game
at
the
end
California
Is
Snowbound
SAN
FRANCISCO
(P
t-
Two
-thtroaand
persona
hnve.beeu
Isolated
by
heavy
snows
in
various
parts
of
noitheastern
California.
A
large
number
of
cattle
are
in
of
the
fourth.
''
-v,-
Gurvich
made
a
similar
call
r.
the
over'ime
period,
saying
to
hi
f-ppctators:
BASKETBALL
bad
way
200
miles
east
of
here.
"He'll
shoot
here
nil
night
If
j
you
don't
keep
quiet
itrtd
give
j
him
a
chance."
Television,
Radio,
Wireless
Operating
All
Offer
His
Money.
Sioiiiit;
Ocean
Falls
Fougner
14,
San-diford
2,
Morris
2.
Griffiths
1,
Corbin
2,
Chock
3,
McMillan
14,
Adams
G.
CCC
Marshall
7,
S.
Dumas
3,
Thompson
6,
G.
Dumas
4.
Haug-
TONIGHT
Pulp
Mill
Series
9:00
CCC
300
vs
Ocean
Foils
All
Stars
8:00
Ocean
Falls
Jets
vs
Bo-Mc-Hi
Girls
Tickets
on
sale
at
Civic
Centre
For
the
best
in
Chesterfields
all
famous
makes
see
an
5,
Gardiner
2,
Ratchford
15.
Gordon
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