1
k
us
.
unves
I
N
Spring
BudgetSavers
PHONE
in
Three
Goals
To
Lead
in
Opening
Soccer
Game
0
to
64
Taxi
Enthusiastic
Crowd
Watches
s
Motors
Go
Down
to
Defeat
and
tireless
worker.
Phillips
was
a
strong
oefendcr
and
ure
kicker.
Forward,
Vanlerland,
Tambourinl
and
Scatena
were
fast,
resourceful
and
clever.
Tne
Nuy-ten
brothers
also
did
well
and
constituted
a
fine
forward
line.
Boulter
may
have
been
at
fault
on
one
occasion
but
otherwise
turned
in
a
good
game
using
PROMPT
SERVICE
STAND:
IIELGERSON
BLOCK.
HEATED
CARS
SIXTH
STRliET
e
1:15:
football
season
got
off
to
a
fine
start
VM
when
in
the
first
game
of
the
North
Star
W
the
CYO
came
from
behind
and
defeated
the
good
judgment
and
showing
lots
.1
Motors
eleven
0-4.
mere
was
an
enthusiastic
in
attendance.
j
,i:ur.s
got
off
to
a
good
;
advantage
in
tne
second
half
but
i
.
VnnicrltmH
...rtn
jl
.
.
iiifn
Mills
fccuicu
uuiii
:
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n
quiuK
to
aaa
a
f
.
u..
nnt
I
fnnrfh
oniil
u
t
.
of
pluck.
Two
saves
were
spectacular.
,
Eckert
was
reliable
and
with
Eby
put
up
a
good
defence.
Mills
wag
the
star
of
the
half-back
line
getting
three
goals
as
well
as
displaying
clever
ball
control
and
feeding
his
forwards.
'
Sundbcrg
played
hard
and
kicked
well
and
Maron
was
al-
..ken
comer
ml
uy
ran
s
me
uuurenmen.
Morven
added
a
second
j
Silversmith
In
goal
brought
off
a
neat
cross-shot.
But
the
!
f
ne
ave
and
Vanlerland
went
t
on
pressure
and
Hank!
through
fast
to
make
It
5
to
2.
i,,.at
Boulter
with
a
fine
j
Rutton
v.us
penalized
and
Mills
1'YO
got
the.
ball
in
again
j
-"cored
with
a
line
drive
from
the
ullMiii;.
!
Penalty
spot.
Rutton
was
aealn
penalized
and
Mills
again
scored
I
y
bluldy
tricr'
71,0
iju
pi.iH'lx
d
clear
a
beau-ifivc
by
Vanlerland.
Then
irom
the
spot
with
a
well-hit
I
"L'
lw
wc"
t,lcCKC
y
me
shot.
With
the
score
now
5-4
In
i
"PP08'1'0"-
Wilson
got
little
favor
of
the
CYO
and
with
the
'
tnp
bal1-
Pcrsamo
was
out
f
ni'liaiiy
I"'-
I
or
a
naiiu-
inerland
made
the
scores
r-
ir
!"""
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-v
h
s
1
position
and
took
too
long
to
Motors
pressing
a
tie
seemed
pos-
went!
gct
tne
bal1
undcr
control.
oiuit:
uui
naiiK
nuyien
AUCTION
SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
On
Saturday
Afternoon,
2:39
O'clock
AT
THE
Auction
Rooms,
Corner
McBrido
and
4th
Ave.
E.
"
Consisting
of:
'
'
1
Upright
Piano:
Blonde
Coffee
Table
and
Magazine
Tables;
Roll-a-Way
Bed
Singlet;
Oil
Heater
(
Duo-Therm
I;
2
Bunk
Beds
with
spring-filled
mattresses;
Lot
of
Carpenter
Tools;
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Kitchen
Table
and
Chairs;
2-piece
Chesterfield
Set;
Fleetwood
Combination
Radio
(console);
Washing
Machines;
2
Clocks;
Bed
Spring
and
Mattress;
Large
Carpet.
10'6
by
14',
reversible;
Electric
Rangctte;
Trilight
Lamp;
Kitchen
Cupboard;
many
other
articles.
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LIST
YOUR
GOODS
FOR
THIS
SALE
GEORGE
j.
DAWES,
The
Auctioneer
Phone:
Red
187;
Black
846
B.C.
Messenger
678
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,
';
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&
jau
was
oversnaoowea
Dy
nui-ton.
Morvan
got
a
goal
and
did
better
at
outside
left
towards
the
end.
Murray
was
weak
but
jji
miter
.an
out
and
pick-In
kM'k
clear
after
a
very
move.
l,c
fa.-t
CYO
forwards
:it
back
and
Tambourinl
a
goal
up
and
half-,:icl
the
CYO
leading
by
S.als
to
two.
TIPS
FROM
.
.
,
.
SEWING
CENTRES
through
and,
though
partially
blocked,
regained
possession
and
beat
Boulter
with
a
ground
shot.
Final
score
CYO
8,
General
Motors
4.'
Teams:
CYO
Silversmith,
Carelli,
Hurley,
Letourneau.
Rut-
defended
stubbornly
towards
the
end.
The
Motors
missed
Bishop,
their
regular
centre-half.
Baxter
was
a
good
referee
and
handled
the
game
well.
i
gtae
sun
behind
them
the
theton,
Phillips,
Vanlerland,
Casey
loKpected
to
have
1
1
nuyien,
lamoounni,
Hank
Nuy-ten,
Scatena.
If
other
games
come
up
to
this
General
Motors
Boulter;
Eck-
NEW
SPRING
FABRICS
FOR
DAYTIME
wearind
children's
clothes
seen
in
sewing
centres
this
year
are
really
planned
for
the
woman
who
wants
to
sew
and
save.
Less
than
seven
dollars
for
material
gives
you
this
blue
Sierra
Unsn
dress
for
Spring
street
wear.
Choose
a
pattern
with
easy-to-fit
kimona
sleeves,
and
few
pattirn
pieces
for
simple
cutting.
Perky
red
and
white
chllds'
frock
of
washable
embossed
cotton
can
be
run
up
on
the
sewing
machine
for
about
$2,50.
Try
ruffled
sleeve
style,
available
In
variety
of
patterns
for
time
saving
sewing.
Add
dainty
rick-rack
braid
by
machine.
Cotton
can
be
perked
back
Into
shape
by
hand
after
washing
needs
no
ironing.
-
'
'
ert,
Eby,
Muron,
Sundberg,
Mills,
'onei
season's
good
football
Is
I
rat
Wilson,
Persamo,
Talt,
Mor-!
ven,
Murray.
assured.
Friday,
evening's
game
will
bring
the
General
Motors
and
the
Battery
together.
Prince
ivupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
30,
1953
Lady
Five-Pin
Bowlers
Start
League
Playoff
on
Week-end
Roferee
Bill
Baxter.
PITCH
NOTES
Tile
CYO
was
the
bettcj'
team
with
a
solid
defence,
and
a
set
of
fast-breaking
and
fa.st-shootlng
forwards.
Carelli''
and
-Hurley
defended
surely.
Rutton
used
ia
height
and
weight
to
advantage
and
bottled
up
Tait,
thoufrh
his
methods
incurred
the
referee
s
disfavor
and
resulted
in
two
penalty
kicks.
Letourneau
was
an
aggressive
.
.
...
Honored,
On
Retirement
Mr.
Bill
Barton
was
honored
at
a
dinner
Monday
cveninp:
by
the
staff
of
the
Royal
BnnK
of
Canada,
thrlr
wives,
husbands
ind
friends
upon
Mr.
Barton's
rtirement.
During
the
dinner
Mr.
Barton
L
KJ
:
Kay
Johnston,
bowling
for
Cloverleafs,
topped
ull
bowlers
in
the
Ladies'
Plve
Pin
"'A"
League
this
week
with
a
high
single
of
297
and
high
three
of
765.
Team
sing.e
of
1021
was
1;
McKay's
3.
Toilers
1;
Cook's
3.
Commercials
1;
Co-op
3,
7th
Ave.
Market
1.
Play-offs
for
the
Gordon
&
Anderson
trophy
will
begin
on
Sunday
for
the
"B"
division,
Monday
for
"A"
division,
with
the
finals
being
rolled
off
on
Tuesday.
i
taken
by
Cloverleafs
while
An-
Has
presented
with
a
lovely
travelling
baa.
and
Mrs.
Barton
"P01
hi8n
three
2811.
with
a
rorsacc.
bv
Mr.
.1.
K.
i
Joe
Adcock
Slams
Record
Home,
Run
v
,
Joe
Adcock
liit
a'
record
475-foot
home
run
into
the
centre
field
Taylor,
manager,
on
behalf
of;
Results:
Annettes
4.
Savovs
'he
staff.
'
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St
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Stars
4,
Gordon
&
Anderson
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the
Polo
Orounds
Each
member
of
the
staff
Lucky
Strikes
3,
Lyons
1;
;
wished
Mr.
nd
Mrs.
Biirton
'
Ncw
Laurel
3,
iom's.I;
Clover-:
many
Imppv
jors
,of.
rejirf-,
leafs
2:
Manson's
2,
Sunrise
2.
mont.
Mr,
Htirtonl
Ms;
lirf
defW
In
tho
"B"
division,
Jean
nttc
ilan'orrit,lremii..'ifvr!,iRa'1isay
of;
Bulger's
.took
high'
his
present
intention
Is
to
mrko
single
with
pSI
whle
hlnh
three
his
home
In
Prine
Paipr.rt.
;
went
to
p"t
Anderson
with
668.
Mr.
Barton
cainc
'tb'
tnnrxd.i
;
Bulger's
scored
a
clean
,
sweeR
rrom
Qlaspfw.f
Pcotl4
Hn6
,wlth
hi8h
single
game
of
971
"nuniiiiUhh:M
Sil,rind
hln
three
of
2737'
he
Untort'
BiHi
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feln'tiila"iii'.
Hesuiu:
Bulger's
4.
75
Taxi
fl'
Work
.,UU
Wilt
..
about
another
Mil
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roriU.1
Ns'.IVOrCcr
hlr-bn
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n
the
Sloca6
Vallef
rI
.l!
bleacher
in
la.
Columbia
following
I,""
jiujr.jeague
game
Mce
Winnipeg
and.
,
rcmnlnod
there
0;
P,
K.
'
Plumbing
4.
Rupert
Radio
0;
Big
Sisters
3.
Skcena
until
1915
'when
Ti
cnttstcd
in
the
CanatHiin
'ArnwP'bui
if-1
htuve
destroveri
M
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"!'
icnorHbow
Kowe
or
Detroit
aia
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Rouses
and
buildings
in-,
OrthodoK
Doukho-tfcme
the
radical
Sons
of.
fi
branch
of
the
sect
JV
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before
a
Returning
from-
over.scps
ilB3S
exhl'lihlon
RamO
and
i-uke
1318.
he
rejoined
,
the;
Unioi
'Eait.er
of
.C'lcveUinrt,
thertlplay-
B
nk
and
was
t.rahsfcrrrd
h
In-
In
Nfgro
league,
also
slam-
'
H1!
lov
VancoUvM".',
"j-'y
med.
the
ball'
into
thosf
distant
Three
years
lRter'
lij
-
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bleachers
;
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11
"
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;
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transferred
to
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this
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'upot
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amalgamation"',
of
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...
Inactive
Boy
Wins
Boxing
Championship
attacks.
This-
guard
m
tire
SALES
&m
.
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nr-inr,ik.
reinforced
by
his
ironic5
that
'tfie
Milwaukee
club
Unloiapk
Uw-Roynl
BHi-4
hart
tn
win
Hie
v.mfl
on
a
wild
P
'CWHKia,.-.
mr.-
mij('
oei
his
services
with
the
Royal
CALGARY.
A
y0Ung
i
pitch,
hy.
knuckleballcr
Hoyt
ORTSMAM'S
Since
then
he
has
made
many
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And
SECTIONAL
REPAIRS
1
t
vho
hadn't
fought
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Calgary
or
nearly
18
months
is
-the
new
Braves
a
3-2
edge
ovei
the
New
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by
customers
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1,
Cleveland
2.
Darrie
Beats
St.
Boniface
iltampion.
Johnnv
Salkeld
scored
an
nsy
third-round
TKO
over
Ernie
Kemick
on
Tuesday
to
claim
the
title.
Salkeld
foneht
on
the
Coasi
under
the
direction
of
Jack
Hurley.,
He
flattened
Kemick
twice
In
the
first
round
and
an
equal
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