Till'
UHKilTIl
Olyitlim
liUII.I'
TC1IU
.,
).
were
first
held
W
Athens.
Ore
ce
i
Uliitcfish
fim'i?r,f'
In
1898.
the
McK-nj,,;
C
ISupcil
LUlli'
INC..
Funny.
Muich
6,
19n3'
Max
Bentley
Clears
Mystery
A
hoi
it
Hi;
Future
in
NHL
'
.
,
,
;
;
'
-
"
:
'
.
V
.
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....
"
i
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t
.
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-
.
.
...
r.
Howe
Sets
Scoring
Record
As
Wings
Dump
Rangers
7-1
f-SW
DELISLE,
Sask.
(CD
Max
Bentley
hesitantly
telephone
at
his
farm
homo
k-ked
up
the
janjrling
.
.
.
t..'.
nluillt
tllC
Infill"!''
BOXING
CANCELLED
here
and
cleared
up
a
mysieiy
in
the
National
Hockey
League.
.
The
centre-ice
veteran
of
Tor-1
onto
Maole
Leafs
ald
he
had
-J
hftven't
been
physically
ell
'.
while"
h
said
"I
home
for
a
complete
rest,
lIe'COuld
not
)?et
any
ret
In
Tnt
Maple
Leafs
and
took
a
firmer
hold
on
third
place.
With
two
goals
and
three
assists,
Howe
built
his
61-game
total
to
90
points
on
45
goals
and
45
assists.
He
set
a
record
originally
two
enrs
ago
with
43
goals
and
43
assists
for
8i
points
and
then
tied
it
last
year
with
47
goals
and
39
assists.
'
'
'
!
.
m
,
j
'
'
'
f
.
I
'
:
.
,
'
-
also
made
it
clear
that
he
deesn
i
t,nto
and
Knew
i
a
possiDiy
n.
v
r
to
give
up
lux-key
Just
Intend
recover
untesa
i
uar
wi
while
1
thouRht
my
home
in
Dvlisle
was
the
be.t
place
for
nie,
o
here
I
am
"
vet
'
The
Delisle
dandy
saw
he
i,,,,..
that
a
week
or
10
(lays
on
-
Ily
Hip
AsM-lilled
Prt'-s
Gorriie
Howe
cracked
the
a!l-tima
National
Hockey
League
point
record
by
figuring
in
five
goals
including
two
of
his
own
as
the
first
place
Detroit
Red
Wintrs
all
but
clinched
the
NHL
title'with
a
7-1
rout
of
the
last-place
New
York
Rangers
Thursday
night.
At
Boston,
the
Bruins
snapped
out
of
a
seven-same
losing
streak
as
goalie
Sugar
Jim
Henry
blanked
Montreal
5-0
to
keep
alive
Boston's
plavoff
hopes
It
as
Henry's
eighth
shutout
of
the
season,
his
fourth
against
the
Canadiens.
At
Chicago,
the
Black
Hawk
scored
a
3-1
victory
over
Toronto
.,.
larm
will
imorove
hU
i
Renflev
oie
of
the
top
ita1-
he;,
of
the
game.
,,ne
Ktnrlleri
the
hockey
h.oiih
to
the
rxiint
where
can
go
hack
to
the
Leafs
and
he
,ork)
ust
v(,rK
by
i,,.lvUK
tir-
The
bouts
scheduled
for
tonight
tt
Annunciation
School
have
been
concely
as
the
Ketchikan
boxers
did
not
arri(
im
tt-
adverse
flying
conditions.
Icelandic
Centre
WINNIPEG
KT
Tribute
to
Winnipeg
as
a
centre
of
organized
Icelandic
activity
in
North
America
was
paki
by
Valdimor
E
jorr,
ion,
Minnesota
sta
te
treasurer,
at
a
meeting
here.
onto
and
Just
c'laapiwarin.
The
Leaf
center
made
tin'
trip
home
by
car
throupn
the
United
States.
In
Toronto,
Conn
Smyths
iild
of
in
me
piuyuiw.
The
Leafs
have
always
aecn
u.md
to
me
and
I
mast
certainly
ill
do
mv
best
to
get
well
arid
be
oi
Jieip
to
tl.em
in
the
playoffs
"
he
said.
"But
rmht
now
I
can't
sav
just
how
soon
I
can
s
back
as
I'm
not
In
any
condition
to
play
hockey
the
ay
I
that
when
IWntley
feels
v.xU
enou::!i
"he'll
h
welcomed
back
to
Toronto
Maole
IaN.
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
-3
c
A
aire
sign
.
of
Hospitality
want
tJ
play
K.
j-Besieged
w
U
long
dWance
,
telephone
calls,
reporters.
ra.Ho-
j
men
and
scores
of
woll-wUhci's-;
Max
first
decided
not
to
accept
;
any
except
from
niemliera
of
hi
own
family
and
close
tricn.U.
j
However,
he
aJ
pestered
so
j
much
he
finally
let
down
the
j
barrier
and
talked
to
a
few
-f
:
hminds
v.ho
n,
news-seekma
TONIGHT
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Mnsic-
By
FETE
lifAtUf.
and
HIS
WESmtNAIUFS
Price
$1.00
Doncing
from
10-2
the
whisky
that
Old
Age
has
made
iiad
been
.shadowing
UeUsle.
When
finally
resu
iud
lie
wai
j
Famous
bat.
in
DcJjixe-
This
fine,
fulty-ooed
whisty
i$
the
d'lighl
of
oil
hO
YORKTON.
Sask.
KPV-Elevcn
member
of
the
Peter
Yaholnit-sky
family
gathered
for
their
first
reunion
In
26
years,
to
attend
the
golden
wcddhiK
anniversary
of
their
parent.
Mr
Yaholnltsky
dwd
the
followtnK
If
You
liv.v'-:
oppreciole
o
smoolh,
mellow
drmk.
Be
wise
enk
lor
Wiiei'i
Delunef
day.
DltllllllT
tlWIttO
wist
This
advert
iwment
i
not
"pnbhrt
or
dHphrred
ly
the
Lienor
Control
Beard
m
I)
Cluvernment
of
British
Columbia.
!"".
"I
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1
1
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'
f
1
i
For
a
friendly
j(
Consider
yourself
patient
and
kind.
i(
Hare
a
good
sense
of
humor.
ic
Like
and
understand
young
people.
j
Hove
organizing
ability
,
.
.
t
THEN
THERE
IS
A
PLACE
FOR
YOU
IN
THE
TEACHING
PROFESSION!
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation
I
mm
VP
COF.S
Harry
Lang,
standout
hook
shot
of
New
Metlakatla
Athletics
i
No.
7
1
being
cheeked
hard
by
Steve
Dumas
22
of
Prince
Rupert's
Manson
Omegas
In
the
final
game
of
the
international
basketball
tournament
consolation
award.
Man-sons
who
lost
to
Ketehikan
Rockets
in
a
precedinit
game,
faced
the
MetlakatlaiiH
who
suffered
defeat
from
Gordon
&
Anderson.
Incidentally,
in
this
picture,
Lang
made
his
two'
point?
and
gained
a
free
shot
on
a
foul
by
Dumas.
iSee
other
tournament
pictures
on
page
6)
NAVY
HUM
Fountain
Pens
Sets
1
'A
staunch
old
friend"
Ball
Pok
Ben
Wagner
Spares
'Bedpost'
Split
in
Men's
5-Pin
Loop
Thin
wtvrrusrmeiit
Is
not
pul)l!h'l
fr
fll
phiyPtl
by
the
liquor
Control
Boiircl
or
by
the
Oovrrnmeiit
oi
Britinh
Columbia.
MiEiKDnniEms
1
Afi6)wi!i!(
.INCLUDING:
Shaeffer
Waterman
Hidden
score
of
137
was
rolled
by
J.
Wide
of
Savoys.
Kewlts
North
Btar
2,
Wat
A
more
sensational
shot
than
occurred
this
week
on
the
alleys,
bowlers
would
travel
far
to
see
:
Parkers
51's
Eversharp
GOOD
USED
CARS
1951
Plymouth
2-diMir,
only
22,000
miles.
Rye
Over
$2,000
Worth
of
Pens
Being
Sacrificed
son
11.
2.
Industrials
2,
t'GE
2;
Moose
4.
CNRA
0.
70
Taxi
4.
JC
0;
Short
Circuits
3,
Sedgewlck
1;
Watts
Si
Nickerson
4,
Electro-lux
0;
Savoy
3.
Firemen
1;
Man-sons
4,
Nelson
Bros.
0;
Kaien
Industries
4,
Cooks
0;
Family
1950
Ford
Sedan
two-tone.
very
smart.
8
year
old
5
yean
old
4
years
old
3
years
old
when
Ben
Wagner
of
Wood-
;
butchers
in
the
Men's
Five-Pin
League
spared
a
"bed-post"
split
:
itwo
corner
pinsi.
'
Besides
teammates,
the
sizzl-
ing
spare
was
witnessed
by
foul
:
iine
judge
Garnet
Hull,
who
said;
"It's
the
first
time
in
my
life."
j
Team
captains
of
the
league
decided
that,
playoffs
will
take
place
between,
the.
top
si
-teams.
1950
Ford
Sedan
Radio,
Aristocrat
Anniversary
Viscount
Old
Keg
London
Club
London
Dry
inttti
oft
heater,
one-owner
car.
Market
4,
Woodbutchers
0.
RF
WISE
-BUY
YOUR
GIFTS
IN
1919
tord
Sedan
Radio.
GIN
heater,
sun
visor,
A-l
throughout.
TRUCK
BUYS
FOR
1950
Studebaker
Pickup,
en
melchers
-4
'
-
x
-
f
A
new
high
single
score
v.
as
estahliKhec)
in
the
mixed
10-pin
itfu;ue
-when
Joe
Ltn
of
';
At
Murrays
rolled
a
244
game.
For-mer
high
single
was
229,
rolled
by
Bill
Anderson
of
'
Delnors.
!
A
new
men's
high
three
of
596
was
captured
by
Art
Olson
of
Spares
using
games
of
179.
21$
glue
overhaul;
not
a
scratch;
custom
box.
191G
Ford
3-Ton
Complete
Day
O
Birthdays
Day
O
Mother's
O
Christmas
er's
O
Fath
tiVt
gmnes,
total
pi;is
and
handicaps
to
count.
The
Jeague
.banquet
.will
be
held
April
10,
time
and
place
to
be
announced.
C.
Pachel
of
CNRA
and
R.
Hennessey
of
70
Taxi
tied
for
high
single
score,
both
rolling
with
flat
deck;
new
paint
job
and
good
motor.
1916
Dodge
Panel
A
very
O
Easter
320,
with
Hennessey
coming
nacK
and
199
to
top
former
mgn
triple
count
of
574
rolled
by
E.
Lugrin
of
Delnor,
In
the
ladies
division,
Elsi?
Anderson
of
Delnor
topped
single
games
with
209
and
Ethel
Geor-geson
of
Chumps
added
games
of
165.
164
and
176
for
a
triple
score
of
507.
Spares
set
a
new
prae
for
to
capture
high
three
nonors
with
a
triple
count
of
739.
Team
high
single
and
high
three
scores
were
rolled
by
the
Moose
club,
scoring
1228
and
3334,
respectively.
useful
unit.
"To
say
goodbye
to
your
motoring
troubles
try
any
of
the
above
good
buys
at
your
A-l
I'sed
Car
Oeale
r"
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
"TTw
Home
of
Friendly
Serlc"
McRAE
EROS.
LTD.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
THE
STORE
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT
single
game
score
with
928
and
also
captured
high
three
honor
w
ith
2504.
Results
Chumps
4,
MCs
0;
SATURDAY
AND
MONDAY
Spares
4,
Northern
Di.st.
0;
Art
Murrays
3,
Delnor
1.
Standings
Chumps
26,
Spares
25.
Delnor
21.
Art
Murrays
21,
N.
YOU
CAH
flND
OUT
RIGHT
Hf
Di.st.
15,
Mcs
12.
Vivian
Wrathall
of
A
Division
BOYS'
BLUE
JEANS
rim
Lyons
topped
all
In
the
ladies
bowling
league
when
she
rolled
a
single
of
an
even
300
and
came
Prince
Rupert
IN
back
to
add
three
games
for
a
total
of
711.
REG.
$3.25
In
B
Division,
Mildred
Wide
of
Toilers
cleaned
up
on
top
scores
II
W
with
a
273
single
and
a
675
three-
.k...
.-,iii,J,w-;ini
ih
Navy
game
high.
Her
team
also
captured
division
honors
with
a
967
single
and
a
three-game
2,709
score.
you
In
ony
en
of
several
importanl
lechn.ca
trades
.
.
.
pbeul
the
pay
and
other
benefits
o
career
at
sea
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
For
complete
details,
see
NOW
i.
i
j
l:
H
t.V
NAVAL
RECRUITING
OFFICt
In
A
Division,
Stars
took
top
single
game
honors
with
997,
and
Savoys
rolled
high
three
with
27G9.
RFSII.TS
1
A
Division
Savoys
3,
Mansons
1;
Stars
3.
Lyons
1;
Annettes
3,
Dibbs
1;
New
Laurel
3,
Clover-lenfs
1;
Sunrise
3,
Lucky
Strikes
SIZES
8
to
16
YEARS
Choirm
Recruitina
Officer.
H.M.C.S
B.C.
Phone
526
Prince
Rupert
DOM'S
DEPT.
STORE
Nl.J-51
i
1;
G
&
A
3,
Doms
1.
!
B
Division
Big
Sisters
4,
75
Taxi
0;
Toilers
3,
P.
R.
Plumbing
1
;
Bulgers
3,
R.
Radio
1;
71
h
Ave.
.Mkt.
3,
Cooks
1;
Co-op
3,
Skeena
l;
McKays
3,
Commercial
1,