OUTDOORS
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m
Sensational
yA
eflH"'.a
DecPinrw-r
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l-)r3
a
flu
re
line
at
the
reel,
then
wind
sons
inR
to
the
iurtac,
Low
Values
Curlers
Start
Knockout
Play
By
IRIC
MARTIN
i
ii..
'
the
line
all
the
way
in.
Next
befor
Ihey
"iirldenlv
IV
!
count
Die
number
of
times
the
j
distance
from
reel
to
rod
tip
you
can
draw
11
le
from
the
reel
un-!
til
von
reach
the
slipknot;
a
'simple
multiplication
and
you
Mm
mis:
their
whins
end
fly
away
bH
all
of
thia
time
they
ai
P.
by
fishe-
e,ven
when
trip
Inert
on
the
bottom
v$
npper
uancc
of
a
sm.
ii
twig.
In
consequence
it
fishing
lor
the
angler
fc,
his
bedraggled
InoKmg
d.irl-
There
Is
a
clause
in
the
fi
uw
Act
which
states
that
a
permit
may
be
issued
"to
authorize
any
resident
to
go
out
with
a
person
not
residing
in
the
Province,
for
the
purpose
of
hunting
big.
game."
This
permit
is
issued
free
and
in
the
older
days
was
a
very
good
thing;
perhaps
now
it
has
served
its
turn
and
should
11
have
your
distance.
Pull
the
slipknot
out
before
resuming
cast-!iu
,
y
u
mii;ht
get
fouled
up
in
i
ker.
Ice
3.
9
p.m
Winner
of
iA
j
vs
winner
B
)
on
Ice
3;
Laurie
vs
iMcKenzie,
Ice
1;
Berg
vs
Miller,
:
Ice
2.
j
Substitution
in
playoffs
is
gov-i
erned
as
tollows:
When
a
player
j
is
absent
the
rink
in
which
he
l.ihould
play
moves
its
players
up.
They
then
pick
up
a
spare
of
!
equal
classification
or
less
and
I
play
him
as
lead.
In
other
words
!
when
a
player
is
absent
the
rink
j
is
promoted
and
the
replacement
!
plays
lead.
First
two
rhiks
in
each
section
'see
Cuiiing
Results!
ei.t.r
trie
final
km
ckout
ara
for
the
Gordon's
Hariware
trophy
with
play
.starting
Thursday
night
when
a.l
teams
will
take
part.
The
winifi-
will
lie
declared
Friuuy
r.ijrht.
The
women's
curling
club
will
u.'e
l
lie
ice
tonight
Thursday
night
play
witn
Sections
in
I
rackets
is
as
follows:
7
p.m.
iAi
Rudderham
vs
Aston
Ice
1:
B
Ford
vs
Petersen,
Ice
2;
iCl
Ostertag
vs
Par-
j
tryn.g
lor
distance
n
you
let
u
twenty
or
more
feet
dov.
(
ho
ended
nr
tightened
consider-
itniam.
oring
tnem
to
the
top
it
.
On
Used
Cars
&
Trucks
147
(HMHOIt.T
!l.l
New
pnint.
reconditioned.
Heater.
Se.it
Covers.
A
hne
buy
for
S.S."0
IUW
PI.VMOI
Til
Si
lnV,
Motor
reconditioned,
Rood
lires.
Ciieao
transportation
lor
SiMI.1)
ri
in
iikni
riiAMFliiv
Ml.rll..
privately
owned.
I.ow
mlletiye.
Heater,
radio,
motor
reconditioned,
newly
painted
Minerva
Blue.
An
excellent
r-uv
at
only
SI
IT",
m:
rciiti
nsio.i
s.nw
a
beautiful
light
tireen
color,
newly
painted.
Radio,
heater,
tires
good.
A
verv
economical
buv
at
only
.'
SI
()."
column
iterates
tne
ncea
IcIniL'lv
Ln
fluHl
nt
n
This
isiowiy
Kp..ced)
of
a
fi
(HII
ably.
ine
huge
increase
in
hunting
ftressure
in
the
Interior
has
I
greatly
lessened
the
numbers
'of
certain
of
our
big-game
an
for
fishing
the
sunken
fly
deeply.
I
Always
remember
that
is
;
Later
on
we
will
treat
of
the
life
j
lure
which
is
in
the
wair
erle
uf
many
of
the
flies
upon
takes
most
fish,
flying
it.;
which
tiout
and
other
fishes
scarce
hereabouts.
j
feed:
fur
the
once
let
it
suffice!
Only
a
few
days
left
f,..
to
say
that
many
winged
insects
j
Hunters
this
season,
but
spend
all
or
part
of
their
chry-
ducks
and
geese
are
oi
siiii
tile
period
in
the
bottom
no
more
cieer
this
year
kk
Vancouver
Loses
Fourth
in
Row
imals,
so
that
now
any
trophy
is
at
a
premium;
well
and
good
if
our
own
residents
can
run
Ice
a
kill,
and
more
power
to
the
properly
paid
guide
who
earn":
his
living
through
his
prowess
'!
!
i
"s
pud
streams,
and
that
!
sxrts
ansrllng
license
ernfc
U
ty
Uih'
iiuite
some
time
ris-
eni
of
this
month.
Eaters
boosted
their
lead
by
downing
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
5-3.
In
the
only
other
interior
game
Spokane
Flyers
tied
with
the
Okanagan
Senior
Hockey
League's
Kamioops
Elks
4-4.
!
'--
--
-i-
EXTRA
MILK
CHRISTMAS
KEEP
THE
TARGET
SMALL
By
The
Canadian
Press
Vancouver
Canucks,
w
1
w
share
the
Western
Hockey
League
leadership
with
Calgary
Stampeders.
suffered
their
fourth
straight
defeat
Tuesday
at
the
hands
of
Saskatoon
Quakers
to
whom
they
bowed
6-4.
In
the
Western
International
Hockey
League,
Trail
Smoke
Helping
Hand
vTLLAND,
Out.
(CP)
Schoolboy
Guy
Blanehette
accidentally
dropped
his
books
into
the
Wei-land
canal
while
crossing
a
bridge
here.
Two
firemen
took
a
lifeboat
to
recover
the
books.
Kat
Watson's
CURLING
pag
1
f
4
your
player
place
it
suuarely
in
fiom?
More
than
likely
r
druws
To
Make
Those
j
ARTICLE
NO.
7
Back
in
the-days
of
Alexander
to
either
side
of
the
shot
rock,
and
you
leave
a
double
target
Big
Sanctuary
MONTAGUE,
P.E.I.
(CP)
Thousands
of
Canada
geese,
black
ducks,
haMpates
and
teal
occupy
Harvey
twiore's
roadside
pond
at
commcrciil
cross
but
visitors
may
"shoot"
only
with
cameras.
The
birds
are
eating
so
much
that
the
province
is
helping
to
pay
the
food
bill.
the
Great,
the
massed
phalanx
j
Qr
,f-
shQrt
of
armed
soldiers
was
ttie
fur
,,,
the
i.
his
J
.
,
event
,
nonaay
uoodies
Everybody
Loves
rings,
rock
may
in
the
woods,
and
the
Provincial
coffers
welcome
th?
fees
which
are
paid
by
the"
visiting
hunter
who
obtained
his
success
through
the
guides'
efforts.
,
But
let
us
not
be
loollshly
prodigal
with
the
animals
which
remain,
let
us
not
advertise
our
wildlife
in
th
high
superlatives
which
have
decimated
-Alaska's
big
game,
until
now
certain
people
from
that
territory
have
actually
come
into
our
own
In-
terior
to
hunt
with
a
permit
I
holding
resident!
i
Our
Provincial
Guides
Asso-1
elation
and
our
Rod
and
Gun
Clubs
should
take
this
matter
up,
the
necessary
resolutions
and
:
carry
them
forward,
The
last
i
frontier'
of
much
game
md
fish
is
right
here,
nowhere
else:
let
;
us
get
together
to
;i
otect
it
!
j
'
Ever
get
out
a
iinrticuiarly
i
long
cast,
that
one
time
wnn
jail
conditions
were
just
right,
.1
fl
AH
I,,..
d
i,,..t
,.l)rl
To
nut
that
yum-vum
mklable
weapon
that
conquered
the
world.
But
then
the
macl
ine
gun
had
not
been
invented.
When
the
roaring
game
was
first
played
in
Scotland
and
later
in
Canada,
no
shots
other
than
draws
or
guards
were
used.
That
was
before
the
"hack"
carne
into
being.
ual'y
beconte
a
guard
for
an
enemy
stone.
Why
not
draw
to
;he
other
side
oi
the
rings
or
even
to
the
centre?
Spread
your
stones
and
keep
your
targets
small.
Next
article
...
into
all
your
holiday
cookery
.
yoM'li
want
plenty
of
mill
a
cream.
hone
18
'Guards
Invite
Trouble"
You'll
discover
that
we
are
more
than
expert
painters.
Like
all
good
craftsmen,
we
are
also
interested
in
the
beauty
we
can
create.
No
matter
the
color
combination
or
shade
you
want,
you
can
depend
on
us.
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
Curling
Results
Cash
or
Terms
lo
Suit
KIXTlAI'
SID.MJIi:
A
privately
owned
car,
r.iotor
rebor-
'
ed.
rennKed.
new
pistons,
motor
j
fully
guaranteed,
for
3
months.
'
Radio,
heater,
spotlight
and
other
:
extras.
This
is
an
exceptional
buv
'
at
SI.
Jit.".
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DeSOTd
i:ll,
Dark
bill
'.
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Privately
owned;
yood
motor
and
tires.
A
fine
buy
at
!
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KOI.
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k-lli
New
car
guarantee.
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is
a
new
truck
at
a
new
low
of
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KOI
h
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.
,
-Ion
I'anel
Truck
in
excellent
condition.
P"!-vute
owner,
dark
blue,
tiiiaranlted
to
he
in
perfect
cotuliuoii
fi
r
!
only
Sl;5!)5
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Piinel
Truck.
Less
than
I
7000
miles,
privately
owned.
In
excellent
condition
SI
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Kill
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real
buy
at
the
low
m
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3-ton
rlnisis
and
cab
with
flat
deck
bod.-".
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wheel
base
1H3
inches;
motor,
chassis
and
tires
in
very
ootl
conditio!
for
a
buy
at
..
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(III
Willi
IT
M.IIW
IMier
A
new
co"
at
a
new
low.
the
i:ir:U
truck
for
many
uses
at
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.
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i
.
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iik-iii.
In
very
good
condition,
and
a
re.il
buy
at
only
S7I0
We
have
many
other
economical
buys
at
Special
Low
Prices.
Prices
have
been
reduced
to
a
Special
LOW,
as
we
require
our
Parking
Space
for
the
New
1954
G.M.
Models
that
will
be
arriving
and
on
Display
very
Soon.
BIT
A
I'SEIJ
CAR
OK
TIUTK
O.N
LIBERAL
TKRMS,
LOW
DOWN
PAYMENTS
and
LOW
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
FOR
AS
LONG
AS
24
MONTHS.
Call
in
and
Sec
These
Bargains
A
New
Low
in
I'scd
Car
anil
Truck
Prices
for
Prince
Rupert
FRIZZELL'S
MOTOR
PRODUCTS
LTD.
NORTHLAND
DAIR
Round
robin
play
In
the
Gm-iB"u
""V,'
.
,
a
i,
,
.
away
out
there?
Did
you
wonder
don
s
Hardware
trophy
compe!i-;how
t0
measure
,t
accurately?
tion
was
completed
last
night.
.j
Here's
how:
When
the
end
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
GENERAL
PAINTING
CONTRACTORS
Night
Calls:
Blue
881
Day
Calls:
101
LIMITED
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUME
The
hack
gave
the
player
a
I
toe-hold
never
before
providtd.
Out
of
it
was
bjrn
the
cii.ip
;
and-lie
game
and
eventually
tlio;
running
game.
In
liuth
cases,
'
the
express
purpose
is
to
remove
oppos.ng
stones
froia
the
rings.
In
spite
of
this
change
in
the'
stvle
of
curling,
many
skips
still
cling
stubbornly
to
a
rnistaken
belief
that
the
rings
or
house
is
."imilar
to
a
rifle
target,
with
the
button
being
the
bull's
eye.
!
They
persist
in
directing
most
;
of
the
strategy
toward
the
inside
;
rings
through
draws
or
guards,'
which
involves
the
bunching
of
stones.
There
is
nothing
a
hitter
like;1
better
than
a
cluster
to
shoot
at.
tackle
is
at
its
furthest
point
;
away,
simply
make
a
.slipknot
in
Following
are
the
results
of
last
night's
games:
Laurie
10.
Garner
9;
Miller
9,
Bird
7
(extra
end):
Johnston
11,
Turner
1)
lextra
end).
Final
round
robin
standings:
Si-...
For
Continuation
of
W
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Gorduli
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4
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I
II
PROJECTED
WORKS
PROGRAMME
and
for
HEALTHY
GOVERNMENT
Elect
a
Courageous
and
an
Honest
Man
VOTE
'
GEORGE
E.
HILLS
FOR
MAYOR
Who
will
do
his
utmost
in
co-operation
with
those
whom
YOU
elect
to
govern
our
city.
01
64
50
61
49
43
30
What's
more,
a
stone
on
the
button
counts
no
more
than.
.3.
oiter
on
the
12-foot
circle.
In
addition
to
this
logic,
two
well-
j
.separated
stones
in
the
rings
j
provide
a
much
more
disconcert-
!
ing
problem
for
removal
than
'
two
rocks
side
by
side,
or
even
in
front
cf
each
other.
Trying
to
play
a
short
guard
on
a
stone
in
the
rings
starts
most
ot
the
trouble.
Say
you
Lave
a
rock
biting
the
eight-foot
at
the
tee-line.
You
ask
your
ciayer
to
draw
another
iust
in
1
front
cf
it
so
tnat
there
will
only
be
one
lock-widlh
for
the
dp-position
to
shoot
at.
Good
thoust:t,
v
-s.
But
how
often
does
Petersen
4
Miller
'
Finuholham
4
McNi-.-ce
3
Bird
3
Wurren
1
Meimt-li
I
Parker
5
McKenzle
5
Turner
.
.
3
Evoifsmi
.
.
.
3
JohiiKUin
3
Kluer
2
bunertck
...
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