Scores
Resounding
Win
imberwt,
ihe
Prince
Kupen
Uaiiy
rswi
Thursday,
Ferjru;.r
4,
19d1
Trail
Ii
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
.
Ily.GAYLE
TALUOT
Ar
Uornnn
rt
W!HI
'
Toilr6'
ieoLsbine
Shows
Promise
For
Stums
j
t.
president
of
th,.'
v5
'
f.
MJ
V
V.I
HUM
rfiui"
..--
it,
inft
the
l.-e
wit-
an
Inlur.-di
"-K'y
League,
n
ri
r
'
dl,y-
C;'fi'r
,-houlder.-
;
hid
J
By
The
Canadian
Press
j
It
was
the
Western
Interna-
NEW
YORK
(AP)
A
haby-fai-etl
baseball
1
1.
Then
Kcnnv
Coo!
of
Trail
ot
Ihe
old
Natlomi
V.
I.
-
player
just
past
voting
age
had
a
cyst
no
bigger
than
tionai
Hockey
League
versus
the
left
the
ice
with
a
matcn
m
s-
soclatlon
for
P.y
The
('luuullan
Press
s'vi.r.ii
,..
ore
ne
was
..,.i.
,
Wednesday
night
and
the
OSHL
went
down
to
a
5-3
defeat.
.'-'.'II
of
the
n-w
nhi
ir.
5r
lapsed
si
H
ruc
v.
Torentc
a
wf
u
in
Montreal.
a
quarter
cut
off
the
underside
of
his
right
Kiies
o.'i
at
Springfield,
Mo.,
Wednesday,
and
full
details
of
the
surgery
were
sped
on
the
news
wjres
to
every
corner
of
the
United
States.
The
Associated
Press
carrier!
:
-,6
l
L?o
La-bine,
who
liked
to
throw
his
170
pounds
around
in
the
amateurs,
has
become
one
of
the
most
promising
scorers
in
the
National
Horkev
League
since
he
overcame
the
urge
to
make
clay
paeons
out
of
oppos-li.r
player.".
I
"But
Hint
doesn't
mem.
lm
ai
sisry,"
tlii?
peppery
little
centre
'v.
"I
may
not
be
going
after
the
hoys
as
much
as
I
used
to
but
don't
(''t
the
idea
thut
I'm
'.'('in",
.sol
L''
i
ito.-ion
Kruins,
who
-lgned
tlic
bulletins
from
the
sick
room
on
its
"A"
wire.
This
is
a
conveyance
which
concerns
itself
only
with
items
of
the
first
im-
'Ihe
OSHL
club.
Vernon
Cana-'!.
la
visiting
in
the
WIHL
i
cuit
and
were
trounced
by
hii.;t:n
Trail
Smoke
Eaters.
I'vn
;
jukes,
fla.hy
Verncn
forward,
left
the
Ice
in
the
first
P'
rind
Willi
a
torn
ligament.
'I
hen
Trail
pivotman
Frank
Tur-
Curlers
Asked
To
Check
Games
conduet
when
he
sh'.vcJ
ills
j
glove
Into
the
face
of
referee1
Curly
Wluatley.
More
than
3,100
fans
s
nv
Johnny
Sofia
k.
Aernon
goal.e
and
former
Smokie
docrman,
turn
in
a
stellar
game.
Bat
the
hero
of
the
tussle
was
Johnr.v
Rypien
when
he
carried
the
p
ick
the
length
of
the
ice
tj
tie
t'jj
the
game
in
the
second
period.
Rypien
didn't
score
the
goal,
but
he
.set
the
whole
Ihiiv
u
then
slid
the
puck
to
Terry
Cuvanagh
who
couldn't
mtss.
The
game
see-sawed
back
a.
id
forth
several
times
before
Tr.iil
ciin.-lu.Hl
it.
Verncn
limps
Into
Nelson
today
while
Penticton
Vs
take
oil
Keiowna
Packets.
7.
-
-r
iit
'
v
K.STiai.ATlON
iUl
i
porlance,
and
Its
editors
complain
at
bein-;
asked
to
slip
in
a
final
world
series
score,
but
they
recognized
this
quickly
as
1
something
th.it
couldn't
be
left
lying
around.
RANGES
Hff
-
V
During
his
first
world
series,
Mantle
raced
a
tier
a
fiy
into
rlc.ht
centre
field
and
suic'.eniy
fell
and
lay
still."
He
was
ca-ried
off,
and
it
was
found
he
had
stepped
into
a
t'lwini.e.e
depression
and
injured
his
ri".'nt
knee.
For
two
seasons
nc
h.is
played
with
the
handicap
of
.i
tip.h'ly-
taped,
sometimes
pa'n-ful
knee
that
often
kept
him
out
of
the
line-up.
He
gat
inla
o:i!y
l'i6
games
th"
pet
vi''
.tnd
immediately
af
cr
Uk'
p!-iy-
off
against
Binul.lyn
h
i
.leile;!
home
to
inter
the
hospital
and
undergo
makc-or-break
'
:;ery.
!
There
was,
and
is,
every
indication
that
the
operation
was
a
complete
success.
He
could
mean
thJ
liifl'ereiiee
:
between
a
sixth
straight
world
series-
melon
and
niayoe
nun
i
place
to
Bmton
Red
Sox.
The
young
man
was,
of
course,
Mickey
Mantle,
the
"pheenom"
who
plays
centrefield
for
the
champion
New
Yowk
Yankees
The
fact
that
it
was
only
i.
minor
operation
on
a
youiv.;
man
who
still
has
to
prove
himself
a
great
ball
player
didn't
V.
If
irifc
nlirillitifeaMrt
Due
to
the
postponement
of
matches
at
the
Pripce
Rupert
!
Culling
club,
brought
about
by
a
number
of
rink
at
lending
the
FmiMiiTs
bor.sp'f-
,
club
eflicials
have
been
obliged
to
asl:
rome
rinks,
to
play
'nore
often
anil
other
i
to
lay
off
a
little
longer
lh:i!i
usual
7
ho
chtM
.3
i'iw
pressed
for
tiMC
.ompi-'e
its
r.chedulcii
n.t
in,
'tamo-!
(an
bf
postponed.
Ri'il
pnab''!
tu
plnv
pt
the
scheduled
time
must
default
Iheir
earnes
Three
conipetitioi.s,
A.N
AUVIDA,
tl'E,
rink
is
the
winner
of
the
1951
Quebec
provincial
curling
championship
held
in
Quebec
City.
The
curlers
displaying
their
trophies
are
left
to
right:
lead
Bill
Wallace,
second
Ford
Loucks,
third
Bill
White
and
skip
Bill.
Tracy.
The
foursome
will
represent
Qutbqc
at
the
Canadian
championships
at
Edmonton,
March
1.
Here's
a
new
hi-h
in-
magic,
The
Moi;at
c
Laume
while
he
was
carrying
a
chip
on
his
shoulder
and
sior-ii
'
I'li'ntv
of
coals
sis
a
junior
with
Barrie
Flyers
in
the
Ontario
Hoi
key
Association,
were
happy
tc
see
him
hold
his
own
in
the
big
league
when
he
was
brought
up
two
years
ago.
They
were
delighted
w
hen
he
concentrated
on
the
nets
this
season.
NEEDS
STEADINESS
"All
he
needs
is
steadiness,"
says
coach
Lynn
Patrick.
"He
has
just
about
everything
ee."
In
49
games
this
season.
L"-scored
10
goals
and
11
assists
for
the
fourth
place
Riuins.
That
is
two
more
goals
than
he
had
in
51
games
last
year.
In
15
tilts
during
the
1951-52
season,
he
had
two
goals.
PLAY
WINGS
TONIGHT
The
22-year-old
native
of
Haileybury,
Out.,
will
be
with
the
Bruins
tonight
when
they
meet
the
league-leading
Detroit
Red
Win1:',
in
a
i-anie
that
may
have
a
big
part
in
the
race
for
the
.
fourth
and
last
playoff
berth
for
;
tile
Stanley
Cup
championships.
The
Bruins,
who
have
won
21
games
and
tied
six
this
season,
are
only
three
points
ahead
of
the
fifth-place
New
York
Stampeders
Tie
With
Cougars,
To
Again
Deadlock
WHL
Lead
matter.
Anything
that
ruppen.-to
the
wonder
boy
from
Oklahoma
Is
of
prime
interest
to
every
baseball
fan
in
the
wo-ld
as
we
have
discovered
by
listening.
Ever
since
the
kid
came
up
three
years
ago,
completely
uh
heralded,
to
sten
into
Ihe
starting
line-up
of
the
world
champions,
it
has
been
so.
It
Is
wilhin
reasonable
doubt
that
a
similar
operation,
on
say.
heavyweight
champion
Rocky
Marciano,
or
on
two
such
authentically
great
players
as
Stan
Musial
or
Ted
Williams,
would
have
caused
a:
much
comment.
ISONE
DISEASE
VICTIM
There
has
been
an
almost
morbid
interest
in
his
star-
lion
Series
fur
'ji.
Gleaming
P.:r
-rlaia
I'u'ly
Aul(n
nL-
I'r'iMiialie
Henient
(,
The
all-nc
llar-B)
IIkr.
King-sUc"
ii,
Plus
a
Imt
ul
ctii
features.
Troy
Scores
KOOver
Ward
MODI
L
2114
Kaleta
each
had
two
assists
Vic
Stasiuk,
playing
his
firi
Western
Hockey
League
game
since
he
was
dropped
to
Edmonton
from
the
NllL's
Detroit
Red
Wings,
scored
i.ne
of
the
Flyers'
markers
and
FYjnk
OGrady
the
other.
DI
I.l'XK
Dlliers
fn.m
By
The
Ci'-Kif'ljin
Press
They
played
it
tight
and
they
playea
it
loose
along
the
Western
Hockey
League
circuit
Wednesday
night.
The
tight
game
was
th:-
1-1
sawoff
between
Victoria
Coug-Bis'
ond
Calgary
Stampeders
and
the
loose
contest
was
the
9-2
rout
of
Edmonton
Flyers
by
Saskatoon
Quakers.
$2057!
Use
Our
Budget
r
McRAEBK
sit
in
progress
and
curlers
ore,
a'
ed
to
cheek
comnctillon
In
!
vhieh
they
rue
playing.
George
Cook
playoffs
now
in
progress
!
are
for
rinks
which
were
curl-
'"
to"e'her
at
the
first
halt
of
;
the
season.
1
"i.ws
for
tonight
arc
.
fol-
lows:
"
7
pm
Thorn
vs
W"l:lev
H"d
j
Ostertag
vs
Aston
in
the
Grotto
i
comnetitlon.
Garner
vs
Robert-
j
son
in
the
George
Cook
playoff'.
,
9
p.m.
Kelloueh
vs
Laurie
;
and
Moore
vs
Rowbotham
in
the
;
George
Cook
comnetition
pnd
Warren
vs
Greene
in
the
Orotto
I
trophy
play.
.
i
'"titi-
v-trrtv
nfie'--j
neon's
play
in
the
Art
Mii'iryi
)-.-
(,-'
"itio"
nf
Ih!1
P'
inep
j
Pu-
Inrlie-'
""rlin"
club
jie
bs
follow1!:
Wf'klcv
II.
Pel'-nvy
j
3;
Hamilton
6.
Partridge
11;
Lewis
11,
Moore
3.
The
league
stays
H:e
tonight,
struck
career
ever
since
it.be-allowing
time
for
Saskatoon
to
came
known
that
he
was
a
vic-travel
to
Victoria,
Seattle
Bomb-!
tim
of
osteomyelitis,
a
bone
to
visit
Vancouver
Canucks
ease
which
can
be
arrested
but
IXOYI)
PKKC'IVAL
of
Toronto,
director
of
Spoils
College,
has
been
appointed,
coach
of
the
men's
and
women's
track
teams
to
compete
in
the
British
Empire
Games
at
Vancouver
in
July.
Perclval
was
mice
coach
of
the
former
Toronto
Track
Club.
The
tie
moved
Stamps
back
LIMITED
into
a
deadlock
with
Vancouver
'
and
Calgary
to
call
on
F.dnon-,is
believed
not
to
be
curable.
DETROIT
Smart
Willie
Troy
of
Washington
secured
his
position
as
seventh
ranking
middleweight
by
knocking
out
Detroit's
Moses
Ward
;
;
2:42
of
the
eighth
round
Wednesday
night.
Referee
Lou
Jal.os
never
had
an
easier
time
oi
it.
Not
once
did
he
have
to
jtep
between
the
two
fighters.
His
hardest
assignment
was
tolling
10
over
Ward's
limp
bociy
and
then
trying
to
haul
him
to
hi.s
f-t.i.
A
left
ana
right
put
Ward
down
for
good,
but
he
was
a
victim
of
exhaustion
more
than
anything
else,
i.e
simply
punched
himself
out
as
his
defeat
put
a
damper
for
the
time
being
at
The
Store
That
S?rvr
Canucks
for
the
WHL
lead
but.'"1-
All
three
games
in'
rnaay;
riinnc
C
o,
X
Calgary
came
within
a
minute
night
features.
LEAFS
TO
MEET
II
ACS
a
half
of
suffering
a
shut-1.
In
two
other
games
tonight.
c'nd
the
third-place
Toronto
Maple
out-Leafs
travel
to
Montreal
for
a
Ross
Which
of
these
9
"Weakness-;
Lowe
gave
Cougars
the
,1
SPORTSMAN'S
PlGESTv
WINTER
MUSKRATS
it,
MakeKoiFeer'OlrJ"at40,50,e
Mary
Postuk
Tops
Ladies
Loop
j
Mary
Postuk
topped
both
di-i
visions
in
the
Ladies
Five-Pin
Bowling
league
Tuesday
night
when
she
rolled
293
for
the
A
j
uieision
Dom's
team.
Bertha
'
Dunbar
of
Art
Murray's
rolled
734
to
take
high
three.
Dom's
i
took
team
high
single
with
1039
1
and
New
Laurel
rolled
2798
for
team
high
three.
'
In
B.
Division
Marg
'.';ays
rf
;
McKay's
scored
234
r
high
i
day.
Cmt
little
tn
fcfct
ai
aH
mq'tiiiiitifl"
ni
onh
ftOf
Mi
I
"'
for
'
Hl'lV
dr'
--'i.op
;
Itf,
..,
p0tro"'-
Lewis
vs
least
on
his
dream
of
going
Into
'
Wakley;
Moore
vs
Thom.
O&trax
Tonic
Table
ti
Itw
game
against
thp
second-place
i.an;M'.ien.:;
and
''ie
kangers
ctorh
with
th?
laa-plac.
Black
Haw.-:
m
Ch
cai'o.
j'h.'
T
r-.if
net
another
chance1
to
overhaul
Montreal
tonight.
They
have
24
wins
and
eight
ties
in
47
games
but
none
came
in
the
Montreal
Forum.
They
lost
four
games
in
Montreal
and
scored
only
five
goals,
as
against
1G
tallied
by
Canadiens.
A
victory
would
give
Toronto
53
points,
one
more
than
-LEAN
POLE
ON
BANK
OR
CHIP
HOLE
IN
ICE
MEN,
WOMEN!
Pntt'l
Iff
Bg
gt
JTI
you
dmvn.
ijutt
beuiK
weak,
lm
tiMTHV.
alwuys
tirt-d,
m
ut
town
or
tiki.
Ot
new
wp
quick.
yrnrt.
yuunert
at.
(J-lrnt
Itmic
Ill-M
pat
mm
rneiev.
Iitr.
zst
ia
bixiy
wrjk.
t)'Ww
pai,
d'M
to
lftrk
at
iron
ut
40,
AO,
dU
or
(net.
(.Ktrr
invio-rlf,
(tmit.Ji.tci.
HrMUli'"(
hlnod,
or
Kan.
rft,
IwnUlf
tip
entire
Uxiy.
H
y
kd
mny
of
tlte
ymt.iHH
ilinun
in
lt
al
rititit,
try
O.Ui-1
Utl
WW
tin
nvtU,
rwr,
lm
big
time.
It
was
the
first
time
the
young
Detroiter
had
ever
been
floored.
Troy,
who-weighed
159'2
to
Wards
1C1,
was
tired
at
the
end
as
he
s
c
o
re
d
his
seventh
straight
knockout.
Tlr4
fUfi
I
iM
Old
Ymt
lm
and
lhr
dlit.ti
dut
M
Wn
m
AMERICAN
KUATFRXITV
Phi
Beta
Kappa,
tlie
oldest
Lnited
Stites
college
fraternity,
was
formed
in
177C.
c
r..
..-WIRE
CHUNK
lead
1-0
in
the
first
period
before
his
team-mates
put
up
a
solid
defensive
wall
which
turned
Stamps
back
time
after
time
:
Archie
Seott
finally
tied
the
;
score
at
18:22
of
tl.i
third
and
earned
Stamps
ti.e
one
point
which
nudged
them
top-rung
alongside
Canucks.-
Sam
Lavitt
cirew
a
hildiiu
penalty
in
the
second
which
was
increased
by
a
misconduct
when
he
discussed
the
situation
in
strident
tones
with
the
ret-,
cree.
j
GETS
THREE
GOALS
'
In
Saskatoon,
Quakers'
Jackie
,
McLeod
scored
three
times
and
assisted
twice.
Ron
Murphy
scored
twice
with
Aggie
Kuku-i
lowioss.
Vic
Lynn,
Doug
Adam
and
Jim
Ross
getting
the
other
tallies.
Eldie
Kobussen
and
Alev
i
LOOP
WIRE
OF
CARROT
TO
HOLD
TRAP
.TRAP'S
PAN
FOR
BAIT.
'?
IN
PLACE
ON
POLE
WIRE
CHAIN
RING
TO
POLE
-.Ndk
I
i
Joe
Long
Tops
B
Division
Of
Ceko
Loop
ThiS
UNDERWATER
SET
.-.in-la
nn1
JoUi
Hi
l
of
T:.l!e-r
chalked
up
6-1
for
high
triple.
Toilers
took
1.
om
honors
.with
a
high
Single
of
1030
an:'
a
hl
'h
three
of
r3'A.
Result?:
A
DIVISION
O
.t
A
1
Rupert
Radio
0:
r::ob
Printing
4
Sunrise
0;
Dam's
3,
Star
!,
New
Laurel
3,
Art
Murray's
1:
Lyons
3,
Annettes
1;
Clovcrleafs
3.
Bulgers
1.
B
DIVISION
PR
Plumbers
4,
Co-Op
0;
Manson's
3,
Skeena
1;
Big
Sisters
3,
Cook's
1:
Toilers
3,
Hi-Flyers
1;
McKay's
2.
Wallace
R
2;
75
Taxi
2,
Seventh
Ave.
Meat
2.
double
of
the
.Ti.e
Long
raptured
hcnoi's
in
B
Division
Celco
City
Mix
ixed
league
Friday
lledx
a
men's
high
when
he
ro
.i
I;
j
i
Mk
I
'
:
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i
(
-.
tor
muskrat
may
also
8e
made
in
ice-free
water
bv
leaning
pole
a6ainst
a
bank,
it's
ideal
where
water
is
too
oeep
to
set
trap
on
bottom.
,
In
shallow,
clear
water,
set
trap
on
the
bottom,
with
a
ienoth
of
wire
from
chain
leading
up
through
ice
hole
to
pole
laid
on
ice
(or,
without
ice,
wire
the
chain
to
a
driven
stake).
Submerged
traps
won't
freeze
under
ice.
RANGES
and
REFRIGERAT0I
Shuttle
Play
Must
Start
At
7
Sharp
'J.sF.'
'm-r:d
-"'
'
'
-.
:
--
.
Wmml
single
of
200
and
men's
high
time
of
Cll.
Mildred
Wide
also
won
both
ladies,
high
.single
and
bdics
h!';h
triple
when
she
roll-icl
a
.inlo
game
of
217
and
;'irvi.;t'd
a
1
hree-g.ime
total
of
Via.
'JVs.i.i
honors
went
to
Tim-Vr-Ti'i;
with
a
team
hieh
single
of
1055
and
team
higli
three
of
2Diil.
In
A
Division
Ted
Parker
won
men's
hiyh
three
with
276
and
.
Byron
Lofgren
rolled
726
to
take
'fry
Daily
News
Classified
B
a:
For
complitfly
automatic
cooking
c'r.c
.
i.
CITY
TRANSFER
CRATING
PACKING
4
STORApE
Frigidaire
model.
Fully
automatic
oven.
K.
C'4
'
:A
hiv,h
three.
Betty
W(ide
20'Jto
-talce
laliies
hlgll
;
(lien's
Wllr.fl
.
Promptness
aas
Keen
stres-
,
el
for
tonight's
Civic
Centre
Round
Itohin
hadminton
tuur-nament,
draw
officials
said
.
today.
In
order
to
complete
the
majority
of
the
100
games
K
heduled
irt
the
tourney
it
is
.
essential
-that
all
players
br
i
ready,.,
for
their
gameS'tief-jre"'
1
the
7
p.m.
starting
time.
Second
of
games
slated
lor
the
20
mixed
doubles
arc
fixed
for
7:15.
If
any
learn
is
late,
tournament
officials
said
it
will
automatically
default
its
missed
games
and
lose
points.
LOCAL
'and
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
ii
7
EASY
CLDOET
TERMS
AVAII.MHE
Phone
950
kingle
and
Mary
Postuk
won
lSui'.s'hi'tri
three
with
677.
Savoy
wi'-h
a
team
high
single
of
1125
antl
a
team
high
three
of
H150
won
team
honors.
Results:
A
DIVISION
--
Bulgers
4,
Northland
Dairy
0:
Savoy
3,
No-Names
1;
MB
Wildcats
2,
Residuals
2.
B
DIVISION
Pilots
4.
Hi-Ballers
0;
Conboeds
3,
Central
1;
Timber
Ties
3,
MB
Lucky
Strikes
1.
FIRST
AVENUE
AND
McBRIDF.
STREET
utV
0
a
Yv
Any
resemblance
between
this
ad
and
a
popular
Radio-TV
program
is
purely
intentional.
"DRAGNET"
A
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
PRESENTATION
"ONLY
THE
PIUCES
HAVE
BEEN
CHN(iEI)
TO
PROTECT
THE
INNOCENT"
Down
south
a
judye
has
been
shot
full
of
holes
by
a
man
he
.''enicn.-ed.
Unusual,
it
Is
admitted,
but
commonplace
enough
to
have.
a
judge's
judgment
shot,
full
of
holes
in
any
appeal
court.
You
never
saw
so
much
refrigerator
for
your
money!
Imagine
how
much
convenience
you'll
have
with
plenty
of
.space
for
frozen
foods.
Think
of
all
the
fresh
foods
you'll
have
room
for
on
the
high
sturdy
shelves.
Bast
of
all
you.
can
depend
on
the
Frigidaire
Meter-Miser
to
keep
everything
safe
and
good.
All
this
at
a
price
that's
really
sensational.
See
It
today!
HERE'S
A
RUNDOWN
FOR
YOU:
The
chief
inspected
all
of
the
used
cars
on
the
lot
and
gave
them
a
dean
bill
of
health.
Nothing
misleading.
He
had
the
boys
frisk
them
and
they're
all
clean.
The
men
in
the
rhop
went
over
them
with
a
fine-tooth
comb:
everything
checked
out.
We
did
find
one
thing
they're
all
alcoholics
.
.
.
That's
rit;ht.
Mam,
every
one
had
a
radiator
full
of
anti-freeze
and
Is
ready
to
roll.
HERE'S
THE
FACTS,
Jl'ST
THE
FACTS,
SIR:
The
day
is
Thursday.
The
name
Is
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
We
are
in
the
new
and
used
car
business.
We're
working
on
McBride
Street
and
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
As
public
servants
we're
experienced
we've
been
here
for
eight
years.
We
have
a
large
selection
ot
used
cars
real
bargains
that
we're
offering
the
public.
Drop
in
and
see
for
yourself.
c
To
VANCOCVER
via
Waypoints
FRIDAYS:
COQU1TLAM,
8
p.m.
HERE'S
TODAY'S
LINEUP:
For
Complete
Kitchen
Facility
-
Choose
FRIGIDAIRE-
!
"5.
-
-
nVT-
-
fe'
51
MERCURY
TUDOR
All
accessories.
s880
Down
Nobody
could
disguise
this
car.
It's
a
real
buy
...
No
burns,
scars
or
fingerprints
'4tf
FORI)
PIC
KUP
Box
on
back.
Al
shape.
S270
Down
After
seeing
our
lineup
here's
one
car
you'll
recognize
as
a
good
buy.
'52
FORD
SEDAN
Heater.
Excellent
condition.
840
Down
Here's
a
chance
to
cop
a
real
buy.
Don't
let
your
feet
drag.
Net
this
before
it
gets
away.
SUNDAYS:
SS
CAMOSUN,
8
p.m.
To
Stew
art
and
Alice
Arm
S3
Cnmo.sun,
Saturday,
6
a.m.
To
North
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
January
27
and
Feb.
10
Coquitlam,
Thursday,
6
a.m.
To
Soulh,Qufen
Charlotte
Islands
,
February
3
and
17
Cirpiithim,
Thursday,
0
pm.
I.F.S
SMITH
rrinre
Rupert
Agent
511
Third
Avs.
Phone
5(18
on
&
&m
BOB
PARKEER
LSAAITED
PHONE
46
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
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