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high-three
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high-
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and
stane!
Prince
Rupert
curlers
are
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of
a
dream,
of
planning,
scheming
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came
last
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Mayor
Jiaro:i
declared
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
rink
ijv
open
and
a
giiest
citizen
who
helped
com-L
plans
sent
the
first
rock
skidding
down
141
f
month
ice.
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Club
Vice-President!
I
don't
walk
so
well
on
th
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also
congratulated
Red
Wings
Make
It
Sixth
Straight
Win
Cordie
Howe
Gets
Two
Coals
in
4
to
2
Victory
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Host
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Quebec
city
BABY
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musher,
gets
a
big
kiss
from
his
wife
after
winning
the
first
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the
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evenings
here."
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spending
their
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also
commended
the
women
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sweaters
Mr
Friz7ll
sent.
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first
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of
the
two
teams
DETROIT
(Canadian
Press)
Gordie
Howej
scored
two
goals
in
the
last
eight
minutes,
capping!
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the
ice
after
which
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a
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period
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the
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Red
Wings
a
4
to
2
victory
over
Boston
Bruins
here
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night.
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was
first
place
Detroit's
were
formed
for
the
first
game.
Skips
were
G.
N.
Moore,
!.'
Laurie
and
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene.
president
team;
E.
Boulter,
Bill
McKenzle
and
T.
G.
Bate-man,
vice-president's
team.
Climax
of
the
round
came
at
wed
many
a
tassiea
Inter
and
bonnet
bob-f
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the
rhythm
of
the
Jle
the
brooms,
as
side-$
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doubt
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lead
the
end
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final
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more
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last
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was
about
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doctor
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every
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population.
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an
empty
cage
after
Goalie
Jim
Henry
had
been
pu)lt:l
out
with
55
seconds
left.
Twice
Boston
held
the
lead.
Dave-
H'eighton
caunted
his
bers
and
guests
by
the
Ladies'
Curling
Club
with
preparations
in
charge
of
Mrs.
Moore,
assisted
In
the
kitchen
by
Mrs.
Gene
HollLston,
Mrs.
Joe
McKay,
Mrs.
John
McLeod,
Mrs.
Harry
Paulson,
Mrs.
Roy
Evans,
Mrs.
Sid
Elkins,
'Mrs.
H.
Kellough
and
Mrs.
Ed
Boulter.
j
to
sell
trie
nnK
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price
"a
major
Kiut
in
our
effort."
fcrll,
who
turned
over
f
the
building
to
Presi-y
Moore,
said
he
had
aiti
to
do
it
"
It
marked
event
in
sports
his-riure
Ruiert.
f
you
Sweden
Leading
OSLO
Edmonton
Mercury"
romped
through
a
snow-storm
Monday
night
in
handing
Poland's
weak
hockey
team
an
11
to
0
shut-out,
wrapping
up
Canada
s
third
victory
without
a
loss
1
in
the
Olympic
hockey
champ-;
ionship
series.
-
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As
far
as
hockey
prestige
is
concerned,
the
result
meant
fifteenth
gi
al
of
the
yar
for
the
only
counter
in
the
first
period.
The
Red
Wings
tied
it
up
briefly
on
Glen
Skov's
tap
of
his
own
rebound.
The
ladies
get
into
action
with
:
stones
and
brooms
next
Monday
Harold
Whalen
con-
night
with
the
opening
round.
little
it
nothing.
,
The
best
that
could
be
said
I
about
the
Poles,
who
absorbed
i
:
their
fourth
straight
sheilack-'
int.
is
that
they
tried
hard.
In
When
rheumatic
pain
the
hockey
sense,
they
drd
not
belong
on
the
same
ice
as
the
Canadians.
;
Five
teams
among
the
nin
entered
in
the
round-robin
tour-
Elmer
Lach
Nears
Mark
'
gets
you
down,
here
s
the
quick
way
io
get
relief.
Rub
in
soothing
Minard's
Liniment.
Is
it
good
?
Just
i
the
club
members
on
JCls
"which
shows
what
do
when
they
want
to
i
i
nuujjh.
Sturm
every
credit,
6
yur
example,
more
irre
ft
into
the
Mime
ihmiM
not
be
too
lone
r
have
a
rink
three
kis
site
hit
li
would
kalins
as
well.
i
try
it,
you'll
see
I
MONTREAL
Elmer
Lach,
Canadians'
sterling
centre,
Is
only
'
three
points
away
from
breaking
RHEUMATIC
i
nament
are
stin
undefeated.
j
!
Sweden
heads
the
hockey
'
standing
with
four
straight
vic-j
torie.'
.
Other
undefeated
teams
are
I
Canada.
Czechoslovakia,
Switzerland
and
the
United
States,
each
!
of
which
have
had
a
bye
in
the
series.
'
Norwegian
Sensation
...
Andersen
Makes
Triple
Slam
in
Olympic
Games
PAIN
'the
club
generously
an
all-time
record
in
the
Na-ke
rink
to
public
skat-
""rial
Hotkey
League.
Lach
won
fnr
a
week
we
nil
snw
an
assist
Sunday
night
as
the
Tliis
advertisement
ir
not
published
or
displayed
hy
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Culumbia
ULiinErr?
New
York
Rangers
defeated
the
Canadiens
3-2.
It
was
his
345th
'
assist
sine?
breaking
into
the
OSLO
0
Hjalmar
Andersen,
:
National
Hockey
League
12
sea-:
Norway
fensational
speed
skat-
lju.ir
this
sport
is.
1
Cagers
77
Up
at
w
Falls
j
sons
ago.
er.
completed
a
triple
slam
in
j
The
former
mark
is
held
by
Bill
,
the
1952
Olympic
Games
today.
'
Cowley,
star
centre
for
the
Bos-j
shattering
three
records
in
the
'ton
Bruins
for
13
seasons,
who
;
process
Andersen
was
against
:
also
holds
the
point
record,
548.
lhe
class
In
his
own
field
in
i
Despite
their
Sunday
loss.
th
!
winning
the
10.000-metre
race.
Habitants
bounced
into
second
'breaking
his
own
lusted
world
pl
ice
tie
with
Toronto
Maple
j
record
and
the
16-year-old
Olym-it
r!if
hv
beatinir
the
Rangers
Pic
record
to
become
the
first
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history-
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p'ay
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defense
of
freedom
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111,1,
.
-'Ztf
of
the
seas
and
our
essential
ports.
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cient
cager-s
of
the
i
5-1
Saturday.
'
j
triple
winner
on
consecutive
days.
ri
team
visiting
Ocean
!
The
Rangers'
Sunday
victory
U
victory
also
gave
Norway
"a
return
series
won
aU
'
moved
them
back
into
a
fourth
1
of
the
eleven
Olympic
cham-
"s
Friday,
Sunday
and
p'ace
deadlock
with
the
Baston
piotishlps
decided
up
to
that.
Bunts,
according
to
re-i
Bruins
who
held
that
spot
by
i
time
in
the
1952
Games.
liing
here
today.
;
lambasting
the
lowly
Chicago
ints
scored
were
1
12-85
!
Black
Hawks
5-2
Saturday
night.
Bharleson
High
School.
Meanwhile,
the
Mapli
Leafs.
I
individual
games
wcis
idle
since
Sunday,
battle
a
2-2
n,
35-25.
In
the
second'
deadlock
with
cellar-dwelling
tr.cr,
Clark
and
Sankoy
Black
Hawks.
Ml
BASKETBALL
EXECUTIVE
M
KITING
TOMORROW
NIGHT
All
memlwrs
of
executive
requested
to
attend
to
rCuim
the
one-point
jCi,
Bo-Ms-Hl
girl's
came
away
with
hon-
t
bating
Charleson
Hi
in
a
two-game,
total-
starring
Verna
Gra-;u
Webster
and
B.ir-t".
Sii
also
played
the
n
s
team,
winning
26-
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on
the
Prince
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an
exhibition
i'Hed
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this
evening
tour
players
of
each
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you
are
planning
to
Instal
a
new
furnace
for
next
winter
...
we
would
strongly
advise
ordering
now
for
future
delivery.
Orders
placed
no
have
thi
following
advantages:
I.
You
save
a
10
to
15
Increase
expected
in
the
very
near
future.
I.
You
are
not
required
to
make
the
normal
one-'
third
down
payment.
A
small
monthly
payment
is
all
that,
is
required.
3.
Your
furnace
will
be
almost
paid
for
when
you
are
ready
for
installation
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thtn
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great
new
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Spindrier
has
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your
clothes
automatically.
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fresh,
clean
water,
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the
spinner
basket.
Theo
whirls
the
clean
clothes
dry
in
a
jiffy.
Doesn't
even
wet
your
hands.
Come
in
and
see
this
new
washer
sensation.
TERMS
AS
LOW
AS
13
DOWN
18
months
to
pay
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