Packers
Hand
Trail
Smoke
b
prince
Kuperr
Daily
News
Friday,
Feoruar.
j2,
l9o4
Leafs
Split
Second
Place
As
Habs
Draw
in
Chicago
In
This
Corner
rourtn
Mraigni
loss
ot
Tour
Argos
Sign
Carpenter
In
Dual
Role
KELOWNA.
B
C.
tCP
Trail
with
a
hi.
-
..
By
JIM
BASTAIU.E
minute
misconduct
to
Olmsteau
Cumuli.
Press
sisr
Writer
i
and
majors
to
Mazur.
Mortson
There
was
another
hock"V
;
lmd
Zeidel.
'
TJ&r'
S
t
m
Smoke
Eaters
of
the
Western
In-1
wa
held
m
u
ternational
league
lost
the
j
p..,.e,
PU,l,t.
fourth
straight
game
In
their
g,
",'
current
Okanagan
Senior
Hoc-,
dlctnn
,
a"J!
key
lcartic
tour
here
Thursday
j
sln..p
,''
,lnf
!:
'
ni;,ht
with
a
3-1
ins,
to
Kelowna
1,ackcrs-
'
rud
and
h!?1.
Scoreless
in
the
first
and
third
i
through
thfTr,?
frames
Smokies'
lone
tally
came
j
the
rubber
p
ru'
i
at
11:40
In
the
middle
period
2:31
'
when
Terry
Cavanagh
picked
up
I
Cn
i
,h
"
,.,
a
pa.s
from
Mike
8habaa
on
a
,
pile-up
In
front
of
the
Hackers
C0l"U((l
tor
Ke.,
net.
jKoaU
onelcjj,..
in
the
third
period
isonnai
and
Johnson
started
trading
1
punches
and
were
given
misconducts.
;
Seconds
later
centre
Ken
Mos-;
dell
of
Montreal
and
defence-1
Bv
KICK
AVKES
'
DniH
.-
Snorts
Editor
I
Little
Leasue
baseball
players
j
about
town
will
be
glad
to
know
I
that
the
machinery
for
official!
recognition
of
their
forthcoming!
league
is
already
in
motion.
A
letter
left
this
week
for
Wil-1
liam.sport,
Penn..
asking
for
ap-
,
plication
forms
for
the
four
j
teams
planned
this
year.
The:
brawl
Thursday
night.
Montreal
Canadians
were
there
again.
This
time
it
was
in
Chicago,
where
Canadiens.
never
ones
to
back
off
from
a
touchy
.situation,
overpowered
the
last-place
TORONTO
ir
Coach
Frank
Clair
of
Toronto
Argonauts
has
announced
the
signing
of
tackle
jack
Carpenter
as
a
player
and
assistant
line
coach
of
the
Big
Four
football
club
and
Keith
Carpenter
as
a
centre
an
J
linebacker.
Jack
will
aid
line
coach
Chuck
Klein
and
will
be
one
of
the
"Caiiadianled
-
Americans"
In
his
playing
role,
Ijavinu
played
four
straight
seasons
In
Canada,
three
with
Argos
and
man
Lee
Fogolin
or
tne
naw
Black
Hawks
for
two
Quick
goals,
got
mixed
up
In
a
rash
of
began
slugging
along
the
bonn
j
in
the
Montreal
zone,
rogotin
penalties
and
fights
and
had
to
settle
for
a
2-2
National
Hockey
League
tie.
It
cost
them
sole
possession
of
second
place.
The
fans
at
Chicago
stadium
weren't
expecting
another
blowout
like
the
Toronto
M.iple
Leaf
and
Montreal
clash
a
few
t
-
cjt
-
jr.
Packers
netmlnder
Doug
Btev-1
kt
from
Wike
fr
j
enson
came
out
of
the-affray
I
Kirk.
FINANCIAL
STATEMENT
was
sent
off
with
a
mator
fori
lighting
and
Mosdell
tik
a,
minor
for-
roughing
IN
PKNALTV
BOX
j
All
four
gotiU
were
scored
j
while
somebody
was
in
the
pen-
j
alty
box.
Mosdell
tallied
at
15
31
0
letter
was
.sent
airmail
and
will
be
in
lots
of
time
to
beat
the
February
24
deadline.
The
members
of
last
year's
champions,
Kine
Kiluard
Hawks
lire
hereby
officially
informed
that
the
25.
medals
due
them
for
winning
the
unofficial
Utile
League
tHle
are
now
here.
By
setting
in
touch
with
their
coach
Maurice
Scott
they
can
receive
their
awards
ShK)I
District
No.
32
(I'rinccltupr.
weeks
ago,
but
they
got
plenlv
und
Lome
Davis
at
15:46
of
the
of
.
action.
Nine'een
penult
icv
first
period
for
Canadiens.
I
on
Including
four
misconducts
and
'
Jankowski
tallied
for
the
Hawks
STATEMENT
OF
REVENl'F.
AM)
t.Xmtf:
lor
the
year
tniti
UerrmWr
1U
one
v.nn
iiamiiion
miT-iaw.
,
Keith
will
fight
It
out
with
the
j
other
imports
for
spot
with
the
I
club.
He
played
part
of
the
19S2
I
season
with
Edmonton
Eskimos'
and
part
of
the
1953
campaign!
with
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers.
I
I
REMEMBER
WHEN
j
Joe
Louis,
continuing
his
regn
as
world's
heavyweight
boxinc
champion,
defeated
Arturo
Go-
I
doy
of
Chile
in
15
rounds
nt
New
York
14
years
ago
tonight.
It
was
Joe's
10th
straight
victory!
including
the
1037
bout
when
he
won
the
title
from
James
Brad-dock.
He
retired
in
1949,
and
was
beaten
by
Ezzard
Charles
in
his
attempted
comeback
in
11)50.'
HI.Vt.MK
Taxe
Municipal
j:j':i
Rural
Special
Aid
((,
Government
Grant
Basic
'
-
Uurmitory
and
Boarding
s
Vocational
.
Trunsixirlallon
u
Equipment
-
if,
Night
School
i
four
majors,
were
handed
inn.
Montreal
got
10
of
them.
A
couple
of
fans
even
slugged
it
cut.
TORONTO
DOWN'S
BIU
IN'S
In
the
only
other
game,
the
.Leafs
moved
into
a
tie
wKh
Canadiens
by
defeating
the
Boston
Bruins
3-1
in
Boston.
At
Chicago,
the
gloves
dropped
and
fists
flew
in
the-
first
and
third
periods
In
four
fights.
The
first
outbreak
started
at
1
10:40
near
the
Montreal
bench.
!
Chicago's
Larry
Zeidel
threw
in
the
siiolul
pciiikl
aiul
I!ik1-nar
drilled
one
past
McNeil
in
I
the
third.
j
At
Boston,
veteran
Porky
Du-1
mart
scored
his
third
goal
ofi
the
season
at
18:52
of
the
third:
session.
i
Dumart
poked
Ed
Sannford'i
I
rebound
past
Hai
ry
Lumley
af-
I
ter
centre
Ted
Kennedy,
left-winger
Sid
Smith
and
defence-'
man
Jim
Morrison
put
the
Leafs
into
a
3-0
lead.
The
Leafs,
now
tied
with
Montreal
with
62
points,
are
eight
points
behind
the
leagui
-
Tonight
the
ni'-tht
for
the
I
all-important
general
meeting
of
the
Prince
Kupert
Basketball
!
Association.
We
hope
for
the
,
sake
of
all
concerned
that
as
many
players,
coaches
and
ret-
erecs
turn
out
so
that
there
will
;
be
no
criticism
at
a
later
date
'
of
any
action
taken
tonight.
It
Other
Kerenue
Tuition
and
Niuht
School
Fees
Rentals
Sale
of
Assets
Locker
Ronlals
punches
-at
Bert
Olmstcad
as
the
Montreal
forward
headed
leading
Detroit
Kca
wings,
i
.ie
Gr'OKf.E
MI'KKV
of
Trail,
B.C.,
who
skis
for
Washington
State
College,
skims
down
the
27-gate
giant
slalom
course
on
Mount
Norquay
at
Banff,
Alta.,
scene
of
the
eighth
annual
International
intercollegiate
ski
meet.
Merry,
a
member
of
Canada's
Olympic
ski
team,
placed
second
in
the
event.
Two
Canadian
universities
and
seven
colleges
and
universities
from
northwestern
United
States
competed
in
the
two-day
event.
Total
Revenue
Surplus
M
at
December
31st,
19.12
is
only
by
a
large
representa-!
tion
of
all
groups
involved
in
basketball
that
a
true
picture!
can
be
obtained
and
we
sincerely
hope
that
everyone
will
,
be
given
a
chance
to
have
his
say.
At
the
same
time,
it
is
:
'
no
good
attending
the
meeting
with
something
orr
your
mind,
if
you
are
not
going
to
speak
i
up
and
say
your
piece.
So
let's!
have
a
good
riveting
gang,
for
;
the
sake
of
improvin"
a
good
game.
;
I
Tomorrow
niclil
is
high
school
;
basketball
night
at
the
Civic
I
Centre
when
Jio-Me-Hi
hosts
'
CURLING
RESULTS
SAN
ra.ANClKCO
Bill
Oil-
i
liam.
20J,
Orange,
N
J..
out-
j
pointed
Leonard
Morrow,
192,;
Oakland.
Calif.,
10.
NEWARK,
N..
Annie
Salazar.i
136.
Haywurd.
Calif.,
outpointed
Bob
Fenty,
132.
New
York.
8.
I
I'HILADKI.PHiA-Jimmy
Soo.i
134,
Philadelphia,
slopped
Bob-by
Olory.
1211.
Peekskill,
N.Y.,
4.1
WICHITA.
Kan.-Bobby
Hie-i
lor
the
bench.
Then
defence-
Bruiru
are
in
fourth
spot,
two
man
Gus
.Mortson
of
Chicago
up
on
the
fifth-place
New
Yoik
and
Eddie
Mazur
of
Canadiens
Rangers,
tangled.
Chicago's
Bill
Gadsby
j
"
got
into
the
act
by
leanin-
over!
LONDON
9
Gordon
Pirie,
the
the
Hawk
bench
and
swinging
,
young
distance
runner
Britain
at
a
VonUeal
play:
r.
j
regards
as
her
athlete
of
the
moment,
threw
another
bomb-things
Refero
Frai.k
Udvarl
got
,
under
euitro!
15
minutes
shell
into
the
lap
of
the
Amateur
later.
He
gave
a
minor
and
a
10-1
Athletic
Association
when
he
said
that
he
will
pass
up
the
fcXrENDITlUt
Saskatoon
Continues
Drive
Trimming
Stampeders
4-2
i
I
Ailniinlstratlna
Sularlm
Admlniktratlcn
Office
Expense
Trustee's
Expense
General
Administration
kle,
137,
Topi
ka,
stopped
Ben-ney-Sobell,
145,
Detroft,
3.
British
Empire
Games
at
Vancouver
this
summer.
.
By.
The
Canadian
Press
.r.tld
was
accomplished
with
two:
'
Saskatoon
Quakers,
lobbying
&oals
by
Ron
Murphy
and
onei
Instruction
Teachers'
Salaries
Bt'
School
Clerical
Salaries
!
Teaching
Supplies
1(
Other
Instruction
Expense
For
the
Latest
Addition
to
the
Family
.
.
.
Curling
Results
J
CURLING'
RESULTS
on
Pane
Four
Result
in
Rupert
Motors
trophy
competition
play
by
the
Prince
Ru-port
Mfn's
Curling
club
lust
muhi
nre
ns
follows:
KelloiiKh
8,
Orerne
7;
B
r
U.
Prterst-n
4;
Thom
13.
Johnston
11
In
Orotic
trophy
play:
Parker
I'J.
Turner
6;
McKenzie
15
Robertson
3.
In
the
Cook
trophy
playoff
game
saw
Warren
beat
Ostcrtag
7-4.
Results
of
Wednebdtiy's
plfty
in
the
Rupert
Motors
trophy
pliiy
by
the
Prince
Rvipert
Men's
Curling
Club
are
as
follows:
Stewart
U.
Gordon
5:
Shier
1
1
.
Matthew
7:
Rudtterham
12.
Eyolfson
2;
Bird
10.
Georgeson
B
Anderson
:
won
over
Aston
by
default.
In
the
Grotto
trophy
competition
,
Hollistoii
del
ea
ted
Garner
10-J
the
girls
and
boys
of
Kitimat
;
f0r
top-honors
in
the
giant-
pacn
bv
Vle
L-vnn
and
Eltiltf
j
High
School.
Kitimat
girls
team
killing
department,
moved
up
.
Kobussen.
take
on
the
Sheila
Hicks'
Kain-on
Calgary
Stampeders
in
the
I
sirt
Finney,
making
his
first:
birds
in
the
opener
and
the
Al-
,
Western
Hockey
League
Thurs-
!
appearance
in
the
Calgary
cadre;
can
site
boys
tangle
with
Dim
day
night
with
a
4-2
victory.
since
being
forced
out
with;
HartwU's
combination
of
Ju-1
:
brokcn
wrist
bones
about
six
cqsk
lt0on
evervbodv's
meat
1
nior
boys
and
Inter
B
boyf
in
Z'c
CMSttSur
WCPks
a-
wiUl
a
the
main
iv
event
'
.
0n
come
e.
1
K
bark
I
strongly
f
"
t
to
,
beat
5"
Van-
iRoul.
Ous
Kyle
scored
the
other
Ump
m..rkpr
,rker'
...
,..
.,
'eouver
Canucks,'
the
current
:
im,
ic
Williams
phoned
us
today
eauc
kings,
and
the
runner-i
Murphy
s
insurance
goal
came
to
let
us
know
that
the
Prince
up
"stampeders
in
the
last
two'f,'ler
Stamps
pulled
Bill
Bren-Kupert
Rod
and
Gun
club
held
oames
nan
in
a
desperate
victory
at-1
'
a
meeting
this
week
to
plan
.
.
.
tempt.
their
annual
dinner.
Another
lne
raf
1
u,e
'
I
'
Latest
player
to
join
the
ir.-meeting
will
be
held
in
the
near
.i1,,?',.
ca
i.,
'
"
'
1
jured
list
is
Edmonton
Flyers'
tuture
when
a
date
will
be
set,
1
5.
defonceman
Bill
Folk,
out
for
t
so
in.
aa
but
the
trapshooters
already
.
WuaKers
points.
!
perhaps
two
weeks,
have
plans
to
invite
marksmen
!
1'
Saskatoon
wins
over
Ed-
i
folk
was
taken
t0
hospital
for
from
the
Terrace
and
Kitimat
monton
Flyers
in
the
Aiberta
,
tests
after
a
calf
bruise
began
Rod
and
Gun
clubs
up
for
a
city
tonight,
they'll
be
only
one
hemorrhaging.
He
played
for
n
trap
shoot
during
the
day
time
Point
behind
Stampeders.
j
couple
of
weeks
after
suffering
of
the
annual
dinner.
The
local
i
Other
games
set
for
tonight
;
the
bruise.
lod
and
gunners
will
hold
a
rre
Seattle
at
Victoria
and
Newl
--
BABY
CRIBS
Wooden.
Complete
with
mattress
BABY
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Steel.
Complete
with
mattress.
From
BABY
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CHAIR
Fror.'.
Operation
Janitor
and
Ent'lneers'
Salaries
...
Janitor
and
fcnioeerjt'
Supplies
...
Litfht,
Power,
Water
and
Fuel
Insurance,
Rentals.
Other
Repair
and
Maintenance
Grounds
Waxes
and
Supplies
Buildinns
Waxes
and
Supplies
Equipment
Wages
and
Supplies
Auxiliary
Services
Health
Dormitory
and
Boarding
Expense
Other
Debt
Service
Sinking
Fund
Principal
Sinking
Fuhd
Interest
Serial
Debentures
Redemption
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Debentures
Interest
Bank
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luii'e
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ivuu
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jia
..mo.
:
Quakers'
victory
Thursday
According
to
Paul
K.
Kite
of
:
night
was
the
third
successive
Port
Simpson
who
dropped
us
a
set-back
for
the
Stampeders
Conveyance
of
Pupils
Contract
Expense
Capital
Account
Equipment
Total
F.xpendlture
Excess
of
Revenue
over
Expenditure
for
the
year
endi
d
December
31st,
15S
note
this
"week
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
senior
and
intermediate
basketball
teams
took
two
games
from
YPEA
in
recent
cage
fixtures
held
at
Port
Simpson.
PSAC
intermediates
Piche,
Franklin
Share
Honors
CHROME
KITCHEN
STOOLS
With
folding
steps.
Upholstered.
Regular
$22.50
16-95
pop
vimvvvt
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SCOTT
PIANIST
SUitemenl
"B"
referred
to
in
my
report
of
even
date.
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1Qr,4
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Forwarded
Carriace
Paid
edged
the
YPEA
entry
49-39
Paul
piche
and
B.
Franklin
i
nd
in
the
senior
tussle
Port
:
shared
high
single
honors
in
B,
Simpson
seniors
downed
YPEA
:
division
of
Men's
Five-Pin
bowl-75-66.
Larry
Wells
anil
Pete
ing
ieague
Monday
when
they
Kelly
re
f
creed
the
senior
on-
rolled
301
each.
Piche
aLso
col-counter.
-
j
leered
men's
high
three
when
he
For
the
YPEA
George
Kelly
put
tof,ether
a
score
of
752.
scored
13
points.
Brt
Bryant
5.
;
Plcnfes
nlf,h
w.ores
hplr)ec,
T.BC
fiinee
mown,
d
k.,
iuhu.iij
ww.,
STATEMENT
OF
KECEIPTS
AMI
!'
For
the
year
ended
lee
mbcr
II.
i
A.
MacKEKZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
"A
Good
Mace
to
Buy
For
Over
a
Quarter
of
a
Century"
308
Third
Avenue
Phone
775
Rliririn
Revenue
Revenue
ia
per
Statement
"B'
t
Add
Accounts
Receivable,
Dec.
31.
lto-
tonight
CFPR
-
7:30
rzA
........
.
...,...
c,-
capture
team
high
single
or
.V
s3t?
ley
14,
Jimmy
Bryant
13,
and'
i,
i
h
t
Slafaa!
Joe
McKay
15.
Ionartl
Dudo-Un
'
RUTH
HAMPTON,
signed
bv
yawl:
led
EKAC
senior
with
241
:
t
,t;i..i
.Universal
-
intematloiral
lol
fj'-.
Dedu.4
(Accounts
Receivable,
Dec.
31.
fH
VWnon
-'Uudowara
20,
j
mti
Siopltrr
Ofi-i'?1
hftr,
'T
(Coh.-
"""""
,e
i.
:
2M?nU-
Af
Met
adden
rolled
"Wo
!
rst
win
afi
Mlss
is
now
being
groomed
for
star
Deduct
Bank
Overdraft,
Dec
31.
1952
Less
Cash
on
Hand,
Dec.
31,
1053
BASKETBALL
GENERAL
MEETING
THIS
FRIDAY-8
30
p.m.
Civic
Centre
dom.
The
brunette
beauty
re
Harold
Sampson
4,
Alvin
Reeee
"uke
;
high
three.
North
Star
.
.
took
both
team
honors
with
a
1220
8nd
a
h'gh
POST
SCKiPTS-Other
cafie
cently
completed
two
important
roles
in
"The
Glenn
Miller
V
Story"
and
"Johnny
Dark."
Results:
i-iitut
idiiiuiem
iineu
up
ior
me
future
Ls
a
two-day
meeting
of1
the
Bo-Mc-Ili
Rainmakers
and!
iifHiTttfl
i
'm
mmMtk
urn
1-rociTus
naie
in
urun
-
,
,u:i
:
Adjustment
Account
Payable.
Dpc.
31.
i-
(,
Add
Accounts
Receivable,
Dec.
31,
UJ-
Ketchikan
llith
Sehool
Polar
Bears
on
February
25
and
26.
It
A
Division
Moose
4,
Coots
0;
Art
Murray's
3,
Northwest
Construction
1;
Philpott-Evitt
3,
Short
Circuits
1;
537
Taxi
3,
Family
Market
1;
Local
708,
3,
North
Star
1;
CNRA
3,
Thom
Sheet
Metal
1.
if
Cash
at
Bank,
Dec.
31,
1952
should
be
a
good
session
of
basketball
as
the
Rainmakers
on
their
trip
north
earlier
this
year
split
a
two-game
series
B
Division
LBC
4,
Deuces
0;
r
il
JllliICli
Ji
with
the
Alaska
cagers
From
what
we
gather
from'
Ken!Kaien
Ind'
'
Nolson
Brthers
0;
Savoy
4,
Overwaitea
0;
Legion
4
Robertson,
quite
a
few
of
the
DIsm'RSEMENTS
Revenue
,
Expenditure
(as
per
Statement
b
Add
AccounU
Payable,
Dec.
31,
1952
Deduct
Accounts
Payable,
Dec.
31,
ISM
members
of
the
rinks
who
slugged
it
out
on
the
.heavy
Smith-ers
ice
in
January
still
haven't
managed
to
regain
draw
weight
on
the
local
Prince
Kupert
Curl-ins
Club
ice.
Then
again,
the
boys
who
didn't
go
to
the
Interior
spiel
say
that
the
wanderers
are
just
using
that
as
an
excuse
.
Don
Juans
0;
Rupert
Motors
4,
Jaycees
0
(default).
Team
Standings
A
Division
537
Taxi
43,
Philpott-Evitt
41.
North
Star
40,
Local
708,
Art
Murray's
40;
Moose
37;
CNRA
28:
Family
Market
27;
Short
Circuits
25;
Northwest
Construction
23;-
Thom
Sheet
Metal
21;
Cook's
19.
B
Division
Deuces
41
;
l.CR
Add
Cash
at
Bank.
Dee.
31.
1953
Cash
on
Hand,
Dec.
31,
1953
BEDFORD,
England
(CP)
i
39:
Savov
Hotel
39:
Runert
Mo.
Capital
New
nulldlnas
in
Progress
Bedfordshire
county
education
tors
38;
Ks.len
Ind.
37;
Over-committee
has
decided
to
instal
j
waitea
35;
Legion
30;
Nelson
television
sets
In
four
schools
Brothers
27;
Jaycees
18;
Don
next
year
at
a
cost
of
800.
I
Juans
16.
New
Furniture
and
EquiPnt
written
of!
rTOvmciui
uuvcmnieiit
witiv
'I
Add
Accounts
Payable,
Dec.
31,
1952
Deduct
Accounts
Payable,
Dec.
31,
1853
'
"CHAINED"
STARRING
AVA
GARDNER
ONE
WHOLE
HOUR
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
PRESENTED'
BY
.
.
.
FORD
of
CANADA
b!20
P.
-
FROM
RADIO
CFPR
-
1240
K.C.
BOB
PAEiiCER
LIAASTED
'The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
.
Your
Locol
FORD-MONARCH
Dealer
i
Cash
at
Bank
Bylaw
No.
1
Cash
at
Bank
Bylaw
No.
3
delicious
dessert
;.
-frozen
strawberries.
Statement
"C"
referred
to
in
my
report
of
even
date.
,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
January
19.
'JM
Approved
on
behalf
of
the
Board:
Chairman:
R.
O.
LAROE,
unt'EB
.1
Secretary-Treasurer:
MYRTLE
wrr'
u
SCOTT
McLAREN.