Vanderhoof
Monday,
February
li,
1952
SPOUT
r
of
rt
,
-i
:
,
y.
Wins
Hockey
TELKWA.
Vanderhoof
Pee-!
chants;
Sr.
Playoff,
playoff
February
23:
Jr.
Maple
Leafs
vs.
j
Beaver:
HI
Oreen'vs.
Fashion;
Sr.
Playoff,
playoff.
j
February
iiS:
Jr.
BulRers
vs.
An
i
nunciatlon;
Int.
Merehanls
vm.
V
'
&
P:
Sr.
Playoff.
February
29:
Jr.
Bulgers
vs.
Maple
Leafs:
Int.
Merchants
vs.
Fashion,
Schedule
of
Basketball
Wees
were
victorious
in
Smith-'
ers
a3
Veil
as
In
Telkwa
In
last
1
Hockey
Scores
SUNDAY
National
Chicago
2,
Montreal
3
.
Detroit
2,
Boston
0
New
York
3.
Toronto
4
Pacific
(
east
Edmonton
0,
Seattle
4
VVIIIL-OSAIIL
I'enUctou
1,
Spokane
4
SATURDAY
National
Montreal
2,
Toronto
3
New
York
4,
Boston
2
Paeifie
Coast
Edmonton
2,
Tucoina
t
week's
hockey.
j
Maple
Leafs
Pull
Ahead
JI'N'fOK
BASKETBALL
Manson's
Down
Bulaer's
Aaain
1
Sr.
1st
of
2
of
3
final
M1IQ
weaaier
cause
a
me
ice
February
12:
Jr.
Manle
Leafs
vs.
..
V
i
6
to
SOften
Which
Showed
the!
Annunciation;
Int.
Fasnion
vs.
r
Murcii
1:
Jr
Manson
vs.
Beavers:
(amps
an
tt
m'jHo
n
'i
v
in
a
ov
2nd
of
2
of
3
final.
,
"
r
1
"
O
ii
A
vs.
CCC
300.
tremely
difficult.
j
"
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Second
place
j
Viinrlerhnof
ont.
swa.'ta
a
February
Id:
Jr
Beavers
vs.
Bul-
Sr.
March
4:
Jr
Maple
Leafs
vs.
Bulgers;
Int.
F
A
P
vs.
Faxh-ion;
Mr.
,
3rd
of
2
or
3
final
Of
necessary
I
.
Int.
F
&
P
vs.
Hi
Oreen;
Manson's
came
back
to
li.';
Tnmnln
w-.nt
iafs
nicked
ud.
good
start
with
two
goals
against
.
ser8:
Playoff.
Telkwa
In
the
first
period
Telkwa
Dlavers
Dressed
hard
in!
""ruary
ib:
Jr.
Manson
vs.
An
it,
advertise,
advertise!
If
you
want
to
:
For
be.it
results.
Victoria
3,
New
Westminster
1
Saturday
evening
hen
they
four
lnU
nh
tw0
victories
in
handed
Bulgers
their
fifth
defeat
W(,pkena
National
Hockey
in
the
Junior
Basketball
League
three
points
tue
action
to
pull
j
by
winning
44-25.
!
ahead
of
tlx-
c:usely-pursuing
j
In
the
first
half
Buyer's
wer-
Montreai
Canadiens.
i
M..r-
r
the
second
period
to
bring
the
Buwifction:
Jlni.-Fahlm
score
up
to
4-3
with
Vanderhoof
still
in
the
lead.
In
the
third
period
Telkwa
boys
found
it
impossible
to
hold
the
visitors
back
in
spite
of
hard
checking
and
Ba-.katoon
6,
Calgary
9
'
Okanagan
Vernon
4,
Kamloops
6
Okanagan-WIL
Pentlcton
3.,
Spokane
4
Coast
Senior
Vancouver
4,
Nanaimo
3
".V-
noi
mure
man
six
poinu.
uenuiu
at
any
time
and
sometime
weu
leading
by
two
or
more
points.
In
the
last
half
it
was
a
differ
I
The
Leafs
nipped
the
Cana-j
diens
3
to
2
In
Toronto
Saturday
j
j
night
following
up
with
a
4
to
i
:
decision
over
New
York
Rangers
ent
story
as
Manson's
surprised
their
opponents
to
win
bv
nine-!"1
"ew
orK
another
3
goals
were
checked
up
for
the
Vanderhoof
team,
making
a
total
score
of
7-4
in
favor
of
Vanderhoof.
,
f
Poem
VALENTINE'S
Jj
fe
DAY"
jf4
teen
points.
Bulger's
gave
their!
The
Canadiens
shared
one!
rivals
a
good
liht
until
the
j
victory
during
the
week-end'
breather
when
ttieir
duleuce
t-Sti
turning
back
the
last
place
cni-l
apart.
cago
Black
Hawk.s
3
to
2
in
a
I
Scoring
at
perMs
was:
8-8;
iSunday
matinee
game
in
the
18-14;
2C-20
and
4-1-25
the
final
;
Windy
City,
score.
.1
Goaite
Terry
Sawchuk
regis-
Anderson
oi
Manxon'i
led
his
tered
his
eleventh
fchut-out
o.'
Conductor
Tells
Of
Moose
Death
PRINCE
GEORX3E
The
moose
in
B.C.
'6
north
country
h,ave
ion
been
known
as
prettv
rugged
Bowling
Schedule
SECOND
H
i.F
If
you
like
him
Lots
and
lots,
Give
him
ties
the
season
as
U-ague-leading
Jje-troit
Red
Wings
downed
the
Boston
Bruins
2
to
0
in
Boston
Sunday
night.
customers,
but
this
week
one
ot
,
Feb.
la
skeena
vs.
Dtbb
Print
.
them
found
out
he
was
not
rug-
Slir
vs.
l.
strikes,
wratuairs
v,.
Kosa
ijee,
Annettes
vs.
MCMeeKin
s.
trotn
iING
RECORD
Jack
Griffin,.
21,
of
Vancouver-has
record
as
one
of
Canada's
top
skiers.
A
member
of
Irani
lo
compete
at
Oslo
this
month,
Griffin
was
l(.
f.niicd
Tasehereuu
race
Uimatvun
four
years
in
a
s
considered
top
junior
of
war
and
.post-war
years.
team
to
victory
as
he
scored
;
fourteen
points
while
Sedgwick
jand
Smith
were
high
for
Bul-
gers
with
eight
points
each.
Scoring:
'
Bulgers
Pilford.
Husvik,
Sav-lille
2,
Newtieio,
Flood,
8"dgeick
,8.
Smith
8,
DeMan
7.
Total
25.
Clovprleaf
vs.
O.
&
A.,
New
York
exploded
for
three
i
n((le
ha;dpd
Savoy
'h,
R.
Radio
vs
B.
bisU'rs.
gouis
wunin
uj
secuiius
uliuwu
Conductor
A.
A.
Clapperion
cook's
vs.
McKay's,
a
he
ji
ions
vs.
m
nie
iiii
pc.uu
u.iu
w
j
tolls
more
about
the
moose
jvcr.-iiy
graduate
he
was
intercollegiate
champion;
coasiea
to
a
lo
i
vicioiy
uvc.
-
,
.hi..n
rfln
,,
th.
Kirip
nf
Miiiison
s,
nunnse
vs.
o
i
asi.
11:1
Ave.
vk.
Co-op,
Toil-rs
vs.
C'ommi-r-
tH.
1
ok's
vs.
Co-op.
Toilt-rs
vs,
B.
Sisters,
R.
Radio
vs.
75
Taxi.
Mont
Tremblant
Kandahar
In
1951
and
a
nwmber
Manson's
-Webix
r
4.
iieim
B.totBiuin
in
ouiuiuay
iikiiv
om.-i
wentbouiid
Canadian
National
Bednesti,
ti
am
at
Federation
iniernat
miiuie
ue
ki
ai
Aspen,
Anderson
14,
HodKkinson
8,
;
Natii.il
Hockey
League
uame.
fre.,.
train
near
I
CP
PHOTO
i
Bren'.zen
4,
Most
ad.
Barnes
5.
.1
'Total
44.
oyu
oiiulii
aiiu
muA
cu.-jr
,
auuui
Xf
m,K.s
WCl
Ul
rnilC5
VH
McKay'.
Sunn.
vs.
SUeiiton's.
scored
twice
each
to
give
the
.
George,
unialrhcd
a
coal
car
star
vs.
o.
At
a
.
Lyons
vs.
Dibii
'
Maple
Leaf.s
their
verdict
over
door
and
spilled
almost
half
the
Prim..
Skc-na
vs.
McMi-ckm's,
ciovcr-
New
York.
contents
of
the
car.
Hinkes,
AiuietU's
vk.
Wr-tti-ali
ii.
Tie
Seconi
A
With
solid
knots.
For
the
long
remembered
Valentine
Attractive
belts
will
suit
him
fine.
Mav
we
suggest
for
your
"Beau
Geste"
An
"Acme",
shirt
to
look
his
best.
Your
Valentine
he'll
surely
be
If
you
give
him
clothes
,
completely
free.
Ed
Slowlnski
scored
rUl
three'
While
inspecting
the
car,
Con-touls
lor
Hangers
but
Smith's
1
ductor
A.
A.
Clapperton
found
second
i'ou!
ui
11:51
of
'.he
moose
hairs
on
the
ratchet
ol
Close
Game
in
jPeewee
League
SKATING
DRAWS
THEM
BV
KMl's
!
liai
pi'Il
J-
IJ.'I.L'U
t'J
uc
tin
ihonf
'rrintJ
nuijrii,
uihhk
viuua
1
winning
tui'.y.
'
eiht
ears
back
mew
ice
rink
at
Seal
Cove
drew
j.-
.
-
.
adult
and
children
skaters
by
the
in
League
ce
i
hundreds
again
over
the
week-!
end.
It
was
the
most
popular
In
an
unexpected
upset
Satur-
;
day
morning
the
civic
Ccnlr:
I
Arrows
edRed
out
B
irden
16-14
in
Pee
Wee
League
Basketball.
While
Borden
showed
little
nr.:.
the
Arrows
we're
firing
on
all
onion
&
Anderson
43,
CCC,
.!(!
Ili-Creens
11,
Merchants
22
place
in
town,
demonstrating
the
givat
boon
this
establishment
is
(roing
to
be
to
local
recreational
lucilities.
1
M.
1
I,''
V
s
A
iUt,
U"'
.
'
t'
t
5
J
1
on
the
ALLEYS
cylinders
in
one
of
the
tit'litr:;'
fir
last
league
pa
me
for
the
season,
Gordon
games
played
in
the
pee
Wee
,
,
i
...
i.
'
.
League
e-on
surged
aneati
in
me
utsi
tour
minuie.-:
ACME
CLOTH1MG
STORE
ctlire
out
CCC
o(H)
in
Saturday
nifht
aCept
the
last
when
the
store
wa.,
.ue
haskethall
feature.
Combining
strength
!
fuurtPen
a11-
.
.
Quarter
time-scores
J-0;
were:
i
ir
ti
i
i
r
i
,i
if
nee,
Maten
and
Holkestad
forced
the
win.
5.4;
10.8.
H.14
I'psets
galore
featured
the
j
In
the
ladies'
division,
Jan
Jan-Men
Sunday
Ten-Pin
League.
isn
U
all-round
hero
holding
Royal
Hotel,
headed
by
Stan
j
holding
high
average
of
193
Moran's
561,
took
four
points
j
while
bowling
high
single
and
hitrh
with
14
points.
Phone
359
633
3'd
Avenue
W.
Amidst
a
considerable
number
of
uncalled
fouls,
Fleming
of
the
!
:4
beginning,
Gordon
1
n
.,iu
......
...
inuuws,
in
a
iniee
n
uute
ovt.-
early
nts
MerrhanLs
inven
t
shown
'
.
,.
....
saw
their
from
Commercial
Hotel.
Cook's
.
high-three
of
253
and
646.
Jewellers
nabbed
three
from
Nel-
For
the
men,
Dick
Callaghan's
-
-
,
"
,,
.
time,
scorea
tne
oniy
DasKet
io
p
and
(or
most
of
:lr,e
calibre
of
Intermediate
ball
let
us
carry
the
ball
on
your
heating
oil
We'll
gladly
be
responRible
make
the
score
16
to
14.
son
Bros,
and
Albert
McCaf
fery
!
261
topped
the
high-single
field,
I
ne
it
belonged
to
handling
in
any
game
this
sea-
i
wircere
Joe
Huu-:can
in
Ins
first
Boodj
K.
Leeman
was
high
scorer
for
i
gained
three
points
from
Jug
while
Watson
with
629
is
high-the
Arrows
with
nine
poiiU..
Heads.
:
three
man.
High
average
is
held
while
Rensvold
with
eight
wa.;'
Royal
Hotel
caught
all
honors
I
down
by
Helge
Holkestad
with
si
i
,:r
:i
.::11
nil
ft
lllonil
:
tor
keeping
you
supplied
with
clean-burning,
non-
waste
Standard
Furnace
i
Oil
or
Standard
Stove
Oil.
lt
.-
i-vii
Marshall.
O
St
A
Holkestad
,
Flaten
nign
lor
uorden.
p:av
throughout.
"ebb
6.
Pierce
1U,
currie
j
i.,j
.k.
Boulter
1.
with
Manson's
for
with
the
high
single
oi
b.u
ana
iuk
top
ot
tne
wnoie
league,
high-thi-je
of
2.S33.
j
Team
standines
Stan
Moran
rolled
a
new
sea-1
Section
A
20
Hi-en
son
s
high
of
226.
only
to
be
beat-
-
Whip-Its
a
little
later
by
Joe
Lone,
who
!
Balk-rs
16.
Stor-ikes
15,
Weeds
14,
Boom
Gang
13,
Skylarks
12
Al-season's
rolled
a
sensational
232
for
top
j
12.
Slowpokes
11,
Steam
honors.
Long
also
cap-
y
-at
s
tured
the
high-three
score
with
HoP,eful
Six
9'
Chaln
,
Gang
8,
Handicaps
5.
Ski
Heil
e
in
the
senio.'
CCC
Marshall
10,
Dumas
10.
Ratchford
2.
Thompson
6,
Hou-san
8,
O.
Dumas.
Hi-Greens
Ford
12,
Ma.Afee
3,
Tenell
2,
Rhodes,
Clark
3,
the
millers
were
t
.-ier
into
the
cellar.
Prompt
Service
if
Metered
Delivery
ir
Automatic
Iiefills
j
N.
R.
young
I
Heatinjf
Oil
Distributor
Phone
B74
Phone
674
Call
ut
today!
2?uijriEfl
wet
.spectator
game
By
MARNIS
BULGER
Jt
I
c
n
nl.i
r...
-1.
..
oniiun
i
oiuppc.s
It,
oiJuiivs
unsung
crowd
was
Webber
6,
Sbeppard
3,
Becker
of
players
1
4
Krislmall.son
1,
Wood
2.
17,
CCC
Equillae
16,
Wood
But
Team
Standings
Nelson
Bros.
16,
Cook's
16,
RoyaJ
nattily
Skiers
Sunday
took
to
jumping
over
a
small
"run-olf"
constructed
in
the
middle
of
Heartbreak
i
Hot.'l
14,
Commercials
12,
Albert
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MOW
Trade-in
9'i
CU.
ft.
DELUXE
Allowance
Refrigerator
...
$499.00
$100.00
8'2
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
Refr'igerotor
...
$461.50
$
70.00
81
2
cu.
ft.
STANDARD
Refrigerator
...
$432.50
$
65.00
DELUXE
Range
$519.00
$100.00
STANDARD
Ran.ge
$383.50
$
75.00
DELUXE
WASHERS
$359.95
$
50.00
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
Besner
Block
Phone.
210
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
i
chers
14,
Production
Uine
14,
An-davears
11,
Maniacs
11,
Rejects
10,
Internationals
10,
Boom
Boats
9.
Hoppers
8.
Pin
Heads
8.
....
....
Merchants-Jeffreys
1,
Erik-son,
Wing
2,
Lelghton
2,
Waters,
Martin
li,
MacFarlane
8,
Stacey
:nffl,ate
league
.alk-over
for
Hi-
&
McCaffery
12,
Jug
Heads
2.
Season's
High
Scores
Royals
Ridge.
A
lot
of
talent
was
dis-
played
and
in
spite
of
fulling
iwamped
Merchants
tihigh
;
team
single,
937;
Commer-
tnow,
many
skiers
enjoyed
yes
f.
was
high
with
12
1,
Sedgwick
2.
c
a
s.
h
eh
team
tnrec.
z,e4;
oe
leiuuys
acuviu.-s
on
planus.
.
...
.,
Art.
nisnn
The
day
was
rounded
out
by
;-?-th6u
;
u.e
l.rsi
oeun
pa.
ly
o,
n.e
yvUi
WrMv
..
rlllh
Ij0n
,32.
held
In
the
'Ski-doodlers
Lorit'e"
!
lengers
Show
Well
COFFEE
TABLES
Moian
226,
Olson
214,
Comman-dina
210,
Shuipe
209,
Simundson
202.
cabin
of
Harold
and
Odd
Eids-vik.
Daisy
Arden,
Rusty
Tham
and
Mamie
Bulger's
cabins
were
hojtcsses
of
the
affair.
Although
the
beans
heated
much
slower
l
(
onfidrnt
of
'
Ability
With
Columbia
Cellulose
Fri-
4r,ir
ni,.l,t
U'hin.ltc
ttlrci
a
fru.r
cngcrs'
Coach
Alex
pleased
today
than
Fight
Card
Date
Changed
ial
lark,
followina
the
RuS
Sn
hasCTow
ben
'
TX
nominated
the
club's
"Miss
Car-1??,"1.
hl,lh
s'n8'
?
ld.
I
three
rot
Salad"
of
1952.
Rusty
prom-
lnd
8t7
ised
to
arrive
with
the
salad
foriA
fna
.';..,,..
2
iturday
niuht's
boin,
Simpson's
senior
ftSO
ill
n
u.via.u..,
n.i.R'c
Cross
bowled
high
single
for
the
ladies
with
scores
of
272
and
658.
the
bean
party
but
she
was
late.
The
party
met
her
on
its
way
down
the
hill.
much
the
fact
that
The
boxing
card
this
week
at
ers
came
away
with
:
Hazelton
has
been
dvanced
a
t
win,
says
Mr.
BUi.
J
day
due
to
the
funeral
of
the
team
plays
h?Viaie
King
Georse
VI
to
be
held
!
out
with
his
men
Friday
Four
local
youngsters
High
average
of
188
is
still
held
Next
week-end
activities
are
planned
for
the
main
lodRe.
Thoi
Grah"T:
nabbed
J0',
MH!
So
many
of
our
customers
ask
Tor
our
Coffee
Tables,
End
Tables
and
Lamp
Tables
Simple,
good
looking
and
smart
to
suit
any
home,
here
is
modern
styling
and
beauty
combined
to
give
you
the
utmost
in
value.
Jack
Cress
high
single
a
week
arc
"working
who
have,
entered
the
card
will!
promise
Is
for
entertainment
hut
mPllltwi-o
r,
Aclra
tr
hrimr
!
leave
here
Wednesday
night
ac
camethrough
with
his
high-three
a
few
nr
nirkl
nso
Thi
i.
tm
that
we'll
make
comapnled
by
their
trainer,
Mai
-t'tt
in
the
Senior
"A"
1
1
in
!innrtr
the
debut
of
the
new
Ski
Tow
Campaign.
fine'
boast
today.
To
I
The
local
boxers
have
been
.Gordon
&
And
srson
LSLbouuuu
lie
means,
he
told
matched
as
follows:
Dt
10
or
so
points
of
Billy
Saunders,
eiaht
year
61
marie
under
tlu'noundx
vs.
Nell
Stenitt.
10.
08
of
635.
High
average
of
182
is
held
by
Jim
Reil.
In
Section
11.
Shippers
and
Sparks
are
tied
for
the
lead
in
the
sveond
half.
Team
high
single
fell
to
Pin
Heads
with
930.
CCC
Kuuiilac
bowled
2,551
for
team
high-three.
lav-nun.
pounds
Phone
46
'cciitly,
Ruivrfs
nll-not
having
any
outfit,
hiivp
dencnHr'fi
.......!
I
.
i!l
I
.
I't
breaks
and
field
V'.O'
Billy
Smith,
10
years,
70
lbs.
vs
Ronnie
Wright.
11
years,
6!)
lbs.
Dick
Bury.
13
years,
89
lbs.
vs.
Ailan
McDougall,
13
years,
86
pounds.
Art
Turcottc,
14
years,
lflfl
lbs.
vs.
Henry
Willar.,
14
years,
103
pounds.
Spurs
Start
Tour
Feb.
22
WINNIPEG
CP)
Tottenham
Hotspurs
of
the
First
Division,
English
Football
League,
will
open
their
exhibition
tour
at
Toronto,
May
22,
Sam
Davidson,
secretary
of
the
Dominion
Football
Association
announced
Saturday.
The
tourists
play
in
Vancouver
June
4.
'
been
caught
some-
OUr
shoot
intr
isn't
f'th
these
tactics
we
'
ome
this,"
says
Bill,
auainst
the
Simn-
DON'T
FORGET
Tlio,
by
the
way
are
The
first
regular
shipping
Hives
were
established
on
the
Great
Lakes
and
the
St.
Lawrence
between
1840
and
1850.
'""iter
Rupert
all-Beynon
Don
S:herk
Slid
Mirkev
wuhctnr
the
twenties,
headed
.
w
i
nlpwt.,
r
,
.i
i
J
i:uilipfli-
sum
Bill,
but
s
ln
the
key
seemed
Yoyr
Valeim
tine--
.fcttvi'
!
S
'
"
Sunlamp
Into
any
J
J
.
!
!
Just
screw
.
a
R-S
R-s
V
f
or
a
few
j
will
n
u
be
'
lts
r,
r':
!
.
it
a
II
...
.
relax
c.
n
il
Will
You
Be
My
Valentine?
losers'
downfall.
st
five
minutes
of
wen
Jumped
their
100
the
enthusias-tmorpd
or
the
thre;.
Be
sure
to
send
a
Valentine
Card
this
year
.
.
l
ta
daily
and
yl
I
minutes
on
Get
'
!
I
the
year-round.
valued
treasure
of
your
thoughtfulness.
We
still
have
a
large
selection
of
cards
and
you
can
be
sure
of
just
the
right
one
at
Valentine
Cards.
Valentine
Cut-Out
Books
in
a
wide
selection,
at
,
five
things
sail
r
Name
'i
milk.
'
piti
and
a
cow.
T""t
is
only
two
,ss
you
never
saw
a
iTTl
if..
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