rl"
DAILY
NhWS
SPRING
PROJECT
GLACE
BAY,
N.S.
9-
Work
of
beautifying
the
town
park
will
get
under
way
early
in
the
spring.
Plans
completed
in
recent
months
include
the
planting
of
upwards
of
500
trees
and
shrubs.
FREDERICTON
Figures
for
the
1951
hunting
season
in
New
Brunswick
showed
a
total
oi
64,115
partridge.
21,745
ducks,
2055
woodcock.
677
pheasants.
500
geese
and
83
brant.
The
big
xiajority
was
bagged
by
resident
hunters.
i
MANCHESTER,
England
(
-i
Economy
Vj
for
fuel-short
Britain
share
your
bah
water,
j
Mrs.
Mary
Hargreaws.
chair-;man
of
the
National
Council
of
Women,
said
husbands
and
wives
j
could
easily
share
the
same
j
waur.
"Of
course,"
she
said,
"we
don't
think
more
than
two
people
I
could
.properly
do
so."
I
In
the
case
of
a
family
of
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.
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The
ROUND-UP
If;
f
it
f'r
y
i
Bv
LARKY
STANWOOD
.
annual
Prince
Itupert
'Hod
and
Gun
Club
i
l-Vhrtiary
28
is
being
looked
forward
to
by
,;,
1,'jO
members
this
year,
and
for
the
first
ladies
are
welcome.
small
children,
however,
the
practice
would
do
no
harm.
Here
are
some
other
economy
suggestions
made
by
family
women
:
Calendars
and
greeting
cards
should
be
smaller,
and
thinner
paper
should
be
used
for
letier
writing;
paint
just
tlw
initials
"E.R."
or
"B
R
S
"
on
slate
transport
instead
of
the
full
"British
Railways"
and
'BriiUh
Road
Services;"
and
use
flint
lighters
for
gas
instead
of
matches.
unci
Ocorne
j
Iimst.'iiv'ii
WAS
A
RUGGED
JOBJ
THE
I.E.L
SUPER
PIONEER
IS
THE
ANSWER
TODAY!
pjkImh
and
secretary
j
bettor
class
of
hoop
shows
this
o
promise
an
emir-
yeur
14
or
ltt-man
all-star
njr.cin
as
well
as
some
;
K,.n:or
team
will
be
solit
In
equal
(Um-usmmi
topM
u
-
i
liavlves,
then
told
to
mix
on
the
in
the
j,
and
mi"1
'frtarra-,.,...
:
KEYS
OF
THE
building
are
presented
by
Doug
Frizzell
to
Noely
Moore,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club,
just
before
official
ope,n
ng
of
the
curling
rink
last
Monday
by
Mayor
Harold
Whalen.
shown
applauding
lextreme
le
ti.
Civic
Centre
court
for
an
exhibition
bout.
Pitted
'unalnst
each
olh?r
will
be
such
slurs
as
Platen,
Davis,
Holkestad,
Scherk,
Spring,
Olson
and
oi
hers.
alSO
(T.TMH-U
inn
tj
members
of
the
Game
i
",nvs
ain't
popular;
x
'
"
mi
i
Alex
Hill,
Challenger
coach
and
,,,e
no
more.
Ail
iney
'
bull,
then;
l
,.
u
a
Iff
.
.....
H,l
W-r
.v.
w
Civic
Centre
Sports
Director
,
t:ie
i'
Fred
Calderonl
who
nre
imWit
o
.
,iL..iiii.
......in
'
is
the
opinion
.
.
i
ui
runiicmen
m
are
.inlhin
niii
p
nf
J
by
n..
man
one
oia-,
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
Senior
Playoffs
8:00
p.m.
Elks
vs
CCC
9:30
p.m.
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs
Manson's
Jl'KIOR
:00
Maple
Leafs
vs
Beavers
INTERMEDIATE
6:45
Hi-Green
vs
Fashion
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Tacoma
6,
Vancouver
6
(tie)
Victoria
C,
Seattle
4
Edmonton
7,
Calgary
2
Western
International
.'
Trail
6,
KImberley
1
-llamber
('up-InUrcollegiale
University
of
Alberta
7,
UBC
3.
Stan
McLay
and
J.
E.
Wood
arrived
in
the
citv
hv
ninn
lie
Riime
duo.
;
mrnliiius
bntie
Prince
i
Added
feature
and
preliminary
,l(.rs
Wve
to
pick
with
;
be
an
old-timer"
fixture,
in
is
their
lack
of
w"n
piayers
oi
me
lyus
are
T
.
.
I..
TESTED
IN
ACTION
PROVEN
BY
DEEDS
I.E.L.
pioneered
the
one-nun
chain
saw
field
...
hi
experience
hn
produced
the
I
providing
iJi-miB-a
"
::e
'.rout
populiillon
in
to
meet
those
of
the
'30
s.
Com-
i
pletc
plans,
dai
vs
uud
times
of
'
the
show,
will
be
announced!
lutei.
r
Uie
Commission
pro-sind
a
scientist
to
n
it
t.
examine
certain
i
a
Prurihomnie
and
.Monday
night
the
ladies
take
over
besoms
and
stanes
at
the
yesterday
from
Vancouver
on
j
contracting
business.
Mr.
Wood
!
returned
south
today.
o
find
out
why
trout
""""8
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i
"'fi'
preliminary
competitions.
SUPER
PIONEER
Recognized
Lcider
in
All
One
Man
Chain
Siw
Operation
Dyutorqut
Engine,
25
Lbs.
Blades:
14,
IS,
24,
30,
36
ins.
tar
Swivel
Control
Automatic
Clutch
and
Rewind
Starter
Double
Actioi
Fuel
Pump
Cull
or
Wiile
for
Complete
Details
Deoler:
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
,Milist
must
have
got
shullle."
ays
Presi-icii-en
'
We
didn't
see
a
if
him
"
A-t
of
all.
the
rod
and
ISOXI
Old
Country
FOOTBALL
id.,,
rs
warn
a
trout
hut-1
A,,
h
could
service
most
;
ANNUNCIATION
SCHOOL
7:30
P.M.
MONDAY
FEB.
25th
y
.
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Dist.:
Pl'RVES
RITCHIE
LIMITED
815
Burrard
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
BOl'TS
Bob
by
Smith
vs
Freddy
White
Billy
Saunders
vs
Bobby
Good
Dicky
Bury
vs
Bob
Dumas
Billy
Smith
vs
Allan
Major
Art
Turcotte
vs
Bob
Desor-
CHAIN
SAWS
lakes
in
C
entral
U.C.
ri:i:s
!
a
move
afoot
lo
peg
alar
on
anglers'
licen-imers
here,
recalling
years
ago
when
resi-;
mrn
here
didn't
need
.
want
lo
know
what
mitli
the
money,
c
tj-en
paying
our
fees
.1
years
now.
What
not
in
return?
Let's
A
being
spent
to
raise
an's
lor
shot-happy
the
Fra.se
r
Valley."
resolutions
are
to
be
at
the
annua!
general
i
be
called
some
time
mcaux.
ADMISSION
Adults
50c
Children
25c
sVTbank
goodness
PV.
FIRST
ROCK
to
skid
along
the
Ice
is
tossed
by
Doug
Frizzell
at
the
curling
rink
official
opening.
Mr.
Frizzell
provided
the
building
In
which
the
rink
is
housed
LookWig
on
Is
ardent
curie.-,
Di.
L.
M.
Greene,
original
executive
member
of
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club.
t.NGI.lSH
tlP
!
First
Round
;
Blackburn
Rovers
1,
West!
Bromwich
Albion
0.
i
Burnley
2.
Liverpool
0.
j
Leeds
United
1,
Chelsea
1
r
tie
.
I
Portsmouth
4,
Doncaster
Rov-!
erg
0.
j
Southend
United
1,
Sheffield'
United
2.,
Swansea
Town
0,
Newcastle
I
United
1.
I
i
ENGLISH
LEACI
E
j
Division
One
I
Tottenham
Hotspurs
1,
Preston
North
End
0.
I
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0,
Sunderland
3.
Division
Two
Rotherham
United
0,
Coven-,
try
City
1.
I
Southampton
2,
Leicester
0.
Scottish
err
Airdieonians
4,
Morton
0.
i
Albion
Rovers
1,
Third
Lan-1
'
ark
3.
Arbroath
0,
Rangers
2.
Dumbarton
1,
Falkirk
3.
Dundee
1,
Berwick
Rangers
0.
Dundee
United
2.
Aberdeen
2
itiC).
:
Dunfermline
Athletic
1,
Moth-!
erwell
1
(tie).
Queen
of
South
1,
Hearts
3.
ferdboard
Hire
attraction
at
the
next
Friday
and
I
be
a
judo
display
j
CuHing
Results
Duracleaning
fc
spent
who
have
been
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b
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Canada's
leading
furniture
and
dept.
stores.
I
season
at
the
Civic
1
Patterson,
Instructor,
'
ill
have
three
bouts
ich
will
give
fans
an
1
d.
Complete
with
Jap-
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umes,
the
flip
boys
wte
why
the
hand
than
the
eye
WRESTLING
CIVIC
CENTRE,
Friday,
Feb.
29
and
Saturday,
March
1
MAIN
EVENT
.
ANDY
TREMAYNE
(American
Heavyweight
champion)
vs
BCD
(I.il
Abner)
RATTAL
(No.
1
contender
for
championship)
SEMI-FINAL
GINGER
O'HARA
(Women's
CliampionV
vs
KORY
PALMER
(of
Western
Sports
Centre)
Frices:
Reserved
Seats,
$1.50;
Adult
rush,
$1;
Student
rush,
50c
;-JJ,W
Compiete
r
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Insurance
li----iiilii!lii
coverage
V
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y
Lloyd's
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of
London
Results
of
Friday
nisht's
men's
curling:
Landon
7,
Laurie
8:
Kellouuh
16,
McDowell
5:
MeKenzle
20,
Miller
8:
Moore
8,
Matthews
8;
Ostertag
2.
Warren
8;
Rogerson
9.
Rowuotham
10.
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoon
are.
open
to
challenge
games.
Tonight's
draw
Is
as
follows:
7
p.m.
Sheet
1,
Wilson
vs.
Taylor;
sheet
2,
Wales
vs
Skal-merud:
sheet
3,
Wood
vs.
Wright.
S
p.m.
Sheet
1,
Sber
vs.
Stewart;
sheet
2,
Barber
vs.
Boulter;
sheet
i,
Collinson
vs.
Eyolfson.
Ims
new
Is
being
pre-
oaskelball
fans
who'
(i
out
on
iome
of
the
I
Division
A
Celtic
0,
Raith
Rovers
1.
East
Fife
3,
Hibernian
1
St.
Mirren
1,
Partick
ThisUe
2.i
)da
Takes
j
fey
Lead
3
CPi
Canada
went
to;
3
In
Olympic
hockey
last
j
I
rn
tne
Edmonton
Mer-
t
Hf'-ated
Sweden
3
to
2
'
i'
contested
game.
It!
ipas
"n
straight,
victory
i
without
a
defeat
it
J
n'st
defeat
for
Sweden.
!
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
1947
Plymouth
Sedan
1950
Austin
Sedan
1949
Chevrolet
Sedan
1950
Studebaker
5-passenger
Coupe
1948
Ford
Panel
'i-ton
1937
Lincoln
Coupe
1941
Chevrolet
Co
ipe
1941)
Plymouth
Sedan
'''.
Edmonton
car
,
Carpetings,
Twists,
Orientals
....
and
Fine
Upholstery
may
new
be
safely
cleaned
and
revived
with
consideration
for
their
life
and
textures
Duracleaning
restores
resilience
to
wool
fibres
Pile
unmats
and
rises
Colors
revive
Furnishings
are
Dura-cleaned
in
your
home
No
inconvenience
in
having
them
gone
Also
mothproofed,
if
desired
Phone
Green
328
A
World-wide
Service
Da
J.
Duracleaners
1233
Water
St.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DAVE
JONES
made
a
big
deal
for'
i
Canada.
j
Blll-V.
H'i-year-old
left-
Prince
Itupert
B.
O.
Burns,
T.
Price,
J.
E.
Wood,
S.
McClay.
A.
Gloster,
Vancouver;
O
D.
Uaugen,
Edmonton;
C.
Chamberlnnd,
Albeinl;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J..
Finnigan,
cily;
M.
Baker,
Vernon;
O.
D.
Marson,
Winnipeg;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Hudson,
MeUukatla,
Alaska;
Mrs.
.H.
Hedman,
Butedale;
Constable
Schwinghammer,
Kemano;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Wipporman
and
family,
Massot;
J.
McNeil,
Sun-nyside;
R.
J.
Qallagher,
Victoria;
L.
Understadt,
Toronto;,
j;
K.
McOulgan,
Prince
George.
This
Low
Cost,
Super-Hard
Pressed
Wood
Builds
Stronger
Game-Room
Walls
To
have
t.sement
room
(or
children
end
teen-egers
with
well-nigh
indestructible
walls
wouldn't
it
be
grand!
You
can
build
it
quickly,
inexpensively
with
P.V.
Hardboard
.
.
.
Canada's
finest
low-cosl
pressed
wood.
P.V.
Hardboard
is
so
strong
and
rigid
it
goes
right
on
the
studs
without
backing.
The
hard,
glass-like
surface
will
not
crack
or
scuff
.
.
.
takes
e
finish
worthy
of
the
finest
homes.
Build
thai
"rumpus"
room
or
attic
bedroom
now
with
P.V.
Polio
Victim
Is
Now
Scout
WINNIPEQ
(CP)
A
13-year-old
polio
victim
paralyzed
in
all
four
liinis
is
one
of
the
happiest
patients
In
a
Children's
Hospital
here.
,
Mike
Saadiak
of
The
Pas,
Man.,
recently
was
sworn
in
as
a
member
of
the
37th
Troop
of
Buy
Sooutai
at
a
special
ceremony
at
the
hospital.
Before
the
ceremony,
hospital
nurses
and
internes
presented
him
with
U
Buy
Scout
uniform.
Mike
has
been
a
patient
at
the
haspital
since
Sept.
22
when
a
Flin
Flon
service
club
made
arrangements
to
have
hh.i
llown
from
The
Pas.
Boy
Scouts
began
visiting
him
after
the
acute
stages
of
the
disease
had
passed.
At
least
two
Scouts
went
to
see
him
each
day.
Instruction
they
gave
him
la
operating
a
Morse
code
buzzer
has
helped
him
regain
the
use
ot
his
fingers.
11
Canada's
Olympic
111.
Who
Donned
in
thn
!!oal
aeaini
Q,i,n.in
'
seconds
to
go
It
important
victory
fro-
nans.
me
goal
on
a
I
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Billy
Gibson
f.-.
I
Hardboard.
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net
j
meets
Norway
and
u"'tcd
State.,
in
ihJ
1
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
Third
Avenue
Wesr
Phone
Green
217
SEE
yOUR
LUMBER
AND
BUILDING
SUPPLY
DEALER
''
on
Monday.
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lnrfi
...
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while
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yENWARE
...for
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now...
a
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..
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LUMBER
CO.
LTD.
Vancouver,
B.
C.
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EVITT
&
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LTD.
Prince
Itupert,
BC.
PHONE:
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