I
he
Knnce
Kupert
Daily
New
Wednesday.
April
V,
lib
Richard
Comes
to
Life
To
Spark
Canadiens
Win
Of
Coast
Baseball
League
Town
Ball
Teams
Will
Dominate
Congress
Program
Mosdell
was
shifted
to,a
for-mation
of
Calum
Mackav
and
Oiiii.Ttlnii
Pri'Ki
Stiff
Writer
By
W.
K.
WIIKATLI'Y
WICHITA.
Kan.-Town
teams.
DETROIT
(CP)
A
36-second
Ee
Davis,
and
at
limps
with
1
Manager
Priddy
started
u.
8eatle
ninth
with
ft
double
ann!
the
Seals
Just
couldn't
stop
the
rally.
There
were
10,7113
fans
n,i
hand,
the
best
turnout
of
th
day.
to
sec
th"
-;.:ti;P
Corpora-1
tion"
team
lu
action.
The
Seals1
are
in
the
league
this
year!
through
tlie
donations
of
tlieu.s-!
inds
of
far.?
who
kicked
tliroti
to
save
the
franchise
CP
COW-'
i
onslaught
by
resurgent
Rocket
OlniNteaJ
and
Floyfl
Curry.
!
Richard
and
Dickie
Moore
swept
There
Were
other
.shuffles
here
j
Montreal
Canadiens
back
into
and
there,
and
Olmstead
was
!
the
thick
of
this
rugged
Stanley
used
at
times
in
a
penalty
kill-Cup
scries
Tuesday
night.
ing
role.
:
It
was
a
3-1
win
for
Canadiens
Two
fresh
player's
were
sent
i
lover
Detroit
Red
Wings
in
the
into
the
game
Maekay
and
de-
'
Hu
J
second
game,
and
both
clubs
;
tcncenian
Jim
Macpherson.
!
headed
for
Montreal
today
with
Minor
injuries
to.
Paul
Meger
'
the
series
even
and
the
home-ice
ant
Dollard
St.
Laurent
brought
i
representing
mostly
communities
of
2.500
or
less
population,
will
dominate
the
1954
Canadian
baseball
program
for
players
of
unlimited
age.
in
the
National
Baseball
Congress
program
this
year.
This
is
revealed
in
l'lal
Official
Baseball
Annua',
yearbook
i.r
H
t
world-wide
organization.
Leagues.
mo.-.uy
inter-town
In
competition
will
be
formed
ami
franchised
in
all
the
provinces
by
the
National
Baseball
Congress.
To
encourage
the
organization
of
more
leagues
throughout
Canada,
the
National
Baseball
Congress
will
award
each
cham
pion
an
elaborate
trophy
an,
I
protect
teams
from
player-pirating
under
its
own
contra-1
.system.
I
advantage,
if
any,
now
in
the
j
aDout
me
replacements.
u..
..j..
l,
..
1
nr.
...
..
It
may
nave
been
a
drastic
shakeup
in
line
formations
that
S
sparked
Canadiens
or
it
may
j
have
been
Detroit's
disastrous
ny
'flic
Ass-ocliitcil
I'ri',
Seattle,
Portland
and
Oakland
are
orf
to
winning
starts
in
the
1954
Pacific
Coast
League
base-,
ball
season
and
Los
Angeles
und
;
San
Diego
are
hall
a
game
back.
;
as
a
result
of
a
split
twin
bill
opener.
.The
league
started
the
long;
grind
Tuesday
with
32,607
-cus-
i
tomers
out
for
the
five
game,s
in
California.
.
.
i
Seattle,
with
new
manager!
Jerry
Priddy
providing
punch
at
the
plate,
clubbed
San
Francisco
8-5;
Oakland
welcomed
Charley
D'essen
back
from
Brooklyn
by
edging
Sacramento
2-1,
and
Portland
uiwet?
defending
champion
Hollywood
0-4.
San
Diego
and
Los
Angeles
di-,
vkled
a
day-uLdit
twin
bill,
the
!
Padres
winning
5-0
in
the
afternoon
and
Li:s
Angeles
4-U
a'..
night.
;
The
fan
turnout
lor
the
opener
was
a
disappointment
to
league
officials
who
are
hoping
for
a
i
big
season,
attendance-wise.
A
year
ago
on
opening
day
39.007
were
In
the
stands.
.
Biggest
disappointment
was
Hollywood.
The
turnout
In
the
lilm
capital
was
only
3.150
to
see
the
Stars
lose
a
decision
to
the
Portland
Beavers,
who
knocked
Mel
Queen
from
the
mound.
Frankie
Kclleher
and
Lee
Walls
clouted
homers
for
the
Star
but
Leny
Glenn
Elliott,
although
touched
for
10
hits
In
6
23
inn-'
Ings.
got
credit
for
the
victory.
1
Seattle
spoiled
San
Francisco's
I
openingf
before
Its
home
fans,
:
lapses
In
penalties.
In
any
1
event,
Canadiens
were
the
op-'
portunists
this
time,
as
the
R"d
Wings
were
In
their
3-1
win
!
Sunday,
and
Richard
came
back
I
from
a
slump
with
a
two-goal
outburst
in
31
seconds.
Moore
j
supplied
the
first
in
the
rapid
fire
of
power
plays
and
fed
the
League
champions
will
coni-I
pete
further
for
a
berth
to
de-i
termine
the
1954
Canadian
national
championship.
!
The
1955
NBC.
champions
will
'represent
Canada
in
the
i
passes
to
Richard
for
the
next
IH
I'I.VMO;th
Custom
4-
donr.
Fully
equipped,
in
beautiful
condition
strum
'49
2-Tonr
A.I0
AI
STIN.
tMean
car
New
tires.
Priced
to
sell
$7i
;.I
A
ll)
AI'STIN
lively
shape.
A
bmkI
deal
ut
SSJj
5
ri.YMOn
il
4-l)oor.
Completely
overhauled,
new
transmission.
Fine
new
tires
Sl.ton
i
i
two.
I
world
s
tournament
in
Milwau
kee,
starting
September
8.
Complete
details
of
the
Canadian
N
BC.
program
are
in
the
1954
OM'leial
Baseball
Annual,
now
off
the
press.
MAI
HICK
(ROCKET)
RICHARD
.
.
.
out
of
slump
PIlMt
"Tlif
Storn
tj,,,
The
Red
Wings
Tuesday
night
J
ran
up
against
a
(team
that
'
tealized
it
had
to
win
if
it
was-1
n't
to
be
threatened
with
sud-i
tlen
defeat
in
the
best-of-seven
cup
final.
FOUGHT
COl
KAGEOCSLY
Thp
Wings
fought
courageously
after
facing
a
3-0
deficit
but
they
lacked
the
smoothness
of
play
they
showed
Sunday
and
at
1
1
he
end
appeared
more
fatigued
i
than
the
Canadiens.
i
Plan
Meeting
All
coaches,
managers
and
sponsors
are
asked
to
attend
an
AUTO
SERVICE
Canucks
Whip
Royals
6-1
To
Enter
Western
Finals
Try
Uciiy
N;
b.
s
ii
:.
...........
important
kneeling
of
the
Little
I
League
baseball
association
to-
morrow
night
at
8
o'clock
In
the
council
room
of
the
Civic
Centre.
I
1
DICKIE
MOORE
.
.
.
boosts
total
.
liy
The?
cumtciiun
Press
j
to
where
the
o,ther
two
gladiatoi
s
i
getting-
(our
runs
In
the
rUntn.
i
San
Francisco
had
tied
the
score
t
in
the
eighth
with
a
four-run
!
!
rally
that
drove
Al
Wldmar
from
I
the
mound.
It
was
outfielder
Al
'
Lyons'
three-run
homer
that
!
evened
the
count.
j
Vancouver
iaiiucKs,
wnu
many
j
r-uuionum
xiyers
ana
uaigary
were
willing
to
bet
wouldn't
Stamnedcrs.
battle
for
the
rieht
Alex
Delvecchio
scored
Detroit's
lone
goal,
and
It
was
a
'
touah
break
for
goalie
Jacques
Plante
who
might
have
had
a
J
shutout.
Delvecchio
shot
for
OUTDOORS
Wui,
flu,-
make
it.
were
berthed
firmly
in
to
meet
the
coast
club.
the
Western
Hockey
League
j
Royals
bowed
out
of
the
best-finnl
Tiiprlnv
nlirht.
winner.s
rif-nino
sdmi.fimi
in
Vanr.rni,,i-
the
goalmouth
from
deep
in
the
.
over
New
Westminster
Royals
in
Tuesday
night
in
unimpressive
left
corner
early
in
the-
second
Last
Night's
Fiqhls
.seven
games.
i
lashiun
as
they
were
whipped
'
period
while
Canadiens
were
a
;
Right
now
your
columnist
'
Membership
committee
will
"et
;
feels
highly
elated
and
also
h
;
around
to
YOU
vui
n
rim
it
3
fora
t53P
,
i
ne
cuiiuck.s,
.ui
luunuru
uy
u-i.
man
snori.
insieua
or
travelling
Ihe
(
.shattered
hopes
of
Seattle,!
Ca'sary
and
Edmonton
mean-!to
a
Rpi
winR.
as
the
players
'
Victoria
and
New
Westminster,;
whll(
gave
some
judication
of!lm!lt'a
about
in
front
of
Plante,
look
eastward
across
the
Rockies
the
battle
that
lies
ahead
of
the
the
P
slapped
sharply
on
the
a
strong
feeling
of
vindication,
but
why
not
oeai
them
to
it
an-l
I
it
tiw
amocimmi
P-.
;
,
The
reason?
The
Field
and
bring
or
send
your
dues
to
tho
'.
MIAMI
BEACH,
Fla.
Bobby
'Stream
contest
results
are
now
'
secretary?
Dukes.
181,
Miami,
outpointed;
out
In
the
April
issue,
and
no
'
!
Joe
Kindone,
182"?,
Boston,
10.
;
fewer
than
three
out
of
three
There
Is
a
thing
to
be
done
i
s
Angeles
Buddy
Evatt,
'
two
clubs
as
Calgarv
won
out
;
kU
01
mucn
Bouchard,
Mom
lust
prizes
po
to
British
Coin
ni-
:
this
vear
in
recognition
of
a
-
132"a.
Los
Angles,
knocked
out
-BETTeR
TASTING
CWtj
Dunbar
Wins
Seasons
End
CN
Bonspiel
in
overtime
3-2
in
the
first
gams
:
of
the
best-of-seven
semi-final.
:
Veteran
Cy
Rouse
paced
Van-
;
couver
with
two
goaLs
wit.li
single
tons
goin
to
Larry
Po-'
pein,
Carl
Kaiser,
Allan
Stanley
i
and
Billy
Lea.
Pete
Durham
was
j
i
the
onlv
Roval
to
slip
one
past
splendid
long
term
Job
of
wor..
!
Juan
Luis
Campos,
133,
Lo
An-fiame
Warden
Corporal
Edward
geles,
3.
Martin
Is
leaving
for
an
easier;
Seattle
Dixon
Hoxscy.
137.
iwe
hopei
berth
at
Duncan.
V
I.
;
Seattle,
slopped
Don
Rogers,,
145,
8
Iter
nearly
a
working
life
spent
;
Portland
Ore.,
3.
bia
fish.
Top
prize
on
springs
(Ahem.
Chinook
I,
and
second
as:
well
were
taken
from
Rivers
In-
1
let,
70
pounds
and
74
pounds;
but
It
is
the
Interior
captures'
whbh
so
strongly
appeal.
,
nere
In
Kupert.
During
more
real
defeneeinan,
and
before
!
Plante
could
move,
the
puck
had
shot
Into
the
net.
The
first
two
Montreal
goals
came
when
the
Red
Wings
were
two
men
short
through
penalties
and
they
were
down
one
'man
when
Richard
banged
in
the
last'
Montreal
tally.
'
The
win
lcav.:.
i
imad'u
ns
in
this
hopeful
position-
three
of
the
next
four
games,
it
the
j
series
goes
to
six
games,
are
cn
i
Montreal
ioe,
and
throughout
I
the
regular
National
Hockey
Toledo,
O.
Pat
Lowry,
145,
Copper
l;iver
.
shows
up
twice
than
twenty-five
years
he
has
The
Canadian
National
Curl-
j
Lorne
Worsley.
mm
vmtncAntmi
in
the
first
three
with
cohns
of
i
taken
care
of
things
for
all
out-
Tol,
d"'
PPed
fcim-rn
'U:"-20
pounds
plus,
and
19
pounds
doors
folk,
never
has
he
thrown1"'
M7'
R(,('
'f'"'1'
-
;
the
former
taken
on
a
Bear
Val-;
his
weight
around,
the
law
h,.s
Sa,'ra""'",.
alif
-Jess
Flore
ley
spinner,
the
oamc
lure
which
been
administered
generously
,142'
S;in
Pri,n,'l!M,'
outpointed
the
all-time
men
and
ruriner-'
towards
those
-who
have
niadft
!
Bola
Mon!'r1'
San
J"'"'.
up
t25'4
prJunds
and
25
pounds
mistakes,
and
his
quiet
and
'
Cullf
"
10-
even
fell
tor
In
lS'Mi.
Bu
a'bt-l
pleasant
manner
has
been
on
'
Chlrao
Dick
Kerber,
143.
ing
Club
wouna
up
its
season
Koyais
looked
goon
m
the
lirt
H
with
a
bonspiel
Saturday
in
j
period
and
only
trailed
by
a
2-0
!SWhioh
the
Dunbar
rink
took
top
j
margin.
Pete
Durham
scored
honors,
winning
the
primary
early
in
the
second
but
took
a
ev"t.
"
;
charging
penalty
to
pave
the
The'
Dunbar
quartet
defeated
!
way
for
two
Canuck
markers.
"
Kiriiuauer,
Mitchell
and
Barton
;
.
Rouse
made
it
5-1
with
two
in
the
finals
to
take
the
prize,
a
!
minutes
left
in
the
period
and
League
season
Detroit
won
only
w
r
"""8
ei
is
mat
Klspiox
i
asset
to
his
department
and
hi
'
Milwaukee,
stopped
Paul
Hoi-I
one
game
in
seven
In
Montreal,
'
s'eelheaa
which
accepted
Jeff1
community.
Tms
is
written
ia'inan.
148,
Aliston.
Mass..
2
I
-;
-
;
1
rose"
bowl
for
each
curler,
while
;
added
his
second
goal
in
thelihnt
hv
a
l-n
mnnt
misons
lee
spinner,
this
3)
the
hope
that
local
.sportsmen
!
San
Jose.
Calif.-Johnny
Gon-
I
i
P,md
beauty
topped
its
class
in
,
will
see
to
it
that
Eel
Is
banquet-
;
salves.
137'2.
Oakland,
Calif..
!
;
the
open
division
rainbow
trout,
;
ted
and
pressnted
before
he
gets
'
outpointed
Jimmy
McCoy
143
i
ace;
to
be
followed
by
five
fish
taken'
away,
Marty
will
try
to
see
that
Portland
Ore..
10
'
!
u
Kirn
bauer
took
second
place
and
I
final.
,
ill"
j50"
m
'lxvi)
bv
defeating
George
Pareter
was
tne
he:-0
'
TW0
IN
BOX
,
the
lcAra
rrnk.
'
'"
of
a
crowd
of
almost
8.000
ia
I'
Oordie
-owe."
Detroit's
If
rlairP
trom
Lake
Penri
Oreille
In
Idah-i
1
he
does
not
leave
us
without
:U
!
t
The
Paul
rink
tooK
tne
secon-
rjalgary
as
he
lifted
a
rebound
scorer.
and
lony
Leswiek
wer;1
Injury
competition
by
defeating
ovep
Edmonton
goalie
Glen
Hall!in
tne
Penal'y
box
when
Can-
iietianci.
uameron
ana
nucnan-(
(
o-nS
nf
thp
sudden
ripnt
h!uc"cns
orOKC
loose,
mowc
nad
mm)
1
an,
to
take
prize
vases,
with
Het-
;
overtime
been
chased
by
referee
Red
session
The
.second
unci
lour
irom
Washington
State
interested
people
bein?
alerted
rivers.
Here
is
my
vindication,
for
I;
Anotlicr
aerial
census
of
mooe
was
n:t
believed
for
some
con-
taken
last
January,
this
time
In
siderable
time
when
I
ventured
the
Horsefly
and
Bridge
Lake
land
placing
second,
winning
;
y
-
owji
iui
iiiii.siicKiiig
n.icnai
u
lime
will
be
played
in
Cal
Thursday.
unu
ije.swicK
ior
siasning
jean
l,
1
n
r:,f
I
BcliVCaU.
mam
17
IIL'
r
I,
1
11
1
I
flili
Stampeders
kuuiv
a
ill
'n.-
The
shakeup
in
lines
that
coach
Dick
Irvin
had
mulled
i
prize
glasses.
j
J
In
the
consolation
event
Mit-
'
i
chell
defeated
Barton,
Cameron
1
irtid
Inkster
to
take
first
prize,
j
house
ornaments,
and
Barton's
i
!
rink
placed
second,
to
win
six
j
perlod
lead
and
pushed
it
to
2-0
nirl
in
thA
coffinH
Viofnrrt
Pri-
.
.
.
1
If
I
.
,
,
lover
since
Sunday
came
'at
the
districts.
More
than
600
moose
were
ceunted
.thowiii'i
a
ponul
i-
!
tion
density
bettering
5
per
.square
mile.
The
animals
ar;
known
to
be
In
good
balance
with
the
food
supply,
they
have
a
satisfactory
calt
crop,
and
the
mnnlnn
rot
1
1
.
1
1
tn
imported
and
mm
Flyer
drive
paid
eff
and
the
!
1
l"e
Baml'
cl
a,Q
pmy"
I
u.nr
knnitnri
P.ri
in
thp'ed.on
a
line
with
Paul
Masnick
j
'"
cans
of
clams.
i
.The
session
also
saw
the
Den-I
nis
rink
named
winner
of
the
!
third
session.
and
Eddie
Mazur,
Instead
of
with
Ken
Mosdell
and
Bert
final
section
of
the
seasons
league
curling,
and
presented
with
prize
cups
and
saucers.
household
word,
to
report
similar
captures
from
the
Kispiox,
Kulkley,
Skeena
and
Price
free't
etc.
Right
now
;
is
the
time
to
state
that
I
fully
;
expect
the
world
record
of
37;
pound
on
rainbow
to
be
super-;
scded
by
a'
lh-h
from
one
of
our'
;
northern
B.C.
waters,
and
it
i
;
could
even
by
Kloiyah!
j
There
Is
jnst
one
other
division
'"hich
our
an
;lers
should
enter,
the
fly-casting
for
steeihend
'
;
(rainbow);
Green
Drake,
Grizziy
,
King,
Alexandra,
and
Whisky
;
and
Soda
on
No.
4
hooki
have
j
gotten
me
fish,
the
last
named
i
took
first
prize
from
F
&
8
in
!
1950.
Today's
excellent
glass1
rods
have
ample
backbone
for
I
this
work,
nylon
leaders
are
Increased
hunting
pressure
Is
shown
lo
be
not
detrimental
a!
this
time.
These
Inexpensive
aerial
censuses
keep
the
Commission
and
Incidentally
the
.sportsmen
well
Informed
as
to
all
conditions,
a
marked
Improvement
over
erstwhile
hi',
and
miss
methods.
Davey
Fights
Dreyer
Tonight
OAKLAND,
Calif,
t
Chuck
Davey,
the
educated
southpaw
Mel
Davis
Sparks
Murray's
Climb
4-irr
f
n
4i
i
from
Lansing,
Mich.,
renews
his
campaign
for
another
crack
a
British
Guiana's
lines!
,
DEMERARA
RUM
matured
and
bottled
In
Men's
League
the
welterweight
boxlhg
title
e
f
;
f
7t
.-,
Luxury
dreamer
'
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
,
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
ui
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
Led
bv
Mel
Davis,
wno
rolled
101
'
when
he
meets
Gerald
Dreyer
of
South
Africa
in
a
10-round
fight
tonight
at
Oakland
Auditorium.
The
contest
w
ill
be
nationally
televised.
4
The
canine
predators
have
had
another,
goin
r
over
by
airborne
.'ontrol
officers
who
have
the
most
efficacious
poison
vet
known
on
their
side,
a
product
which
Is
not
available
to
the
public;
.suffice
it
to
'say
that
a
mouse
killed
by
this
poison
would
prove
fiftal
to
any,
large
dog
who
might
eat
said
mous"!
Babine
Lake
and
Dawson
away
ahead
of
the
once
good
catgut,
and
in
general,
anglers
are
better
anyway;
.so
go
at
it
folks,
and
the
best
of
luck.
Mel
Uussry
back
from
Shame
two
games
over
the
300-mark,
Art
Murray's
moved
further
ahead
in
"A"
Division
of
the
men's
five-pin
bowling
league
this
week.
Starting
off
with
316,
he
came
back
with
330
and
ended
his
string
with
192
for
top
three
of
III
MINIMUM
V11
N.v.
GOOD
HUM
top--
f.
'
.
A
.
l
-
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
VANCOUVER
The
floov-wise
Vancouver
Eilers
took
a
commanding
lead
in
their
drive
for
a
fifth
consecutive
Dominion
oiougn
wun
onotner
limit
oi
71.:.
..l...;..,..
...
n.,l,lidw.l
.rIPW"
Li
oversize
dellies
but
nothing
to
.
.
,
.
....
.1.1
mc
ol
838.
Jim
Thompson
had
high
Foi
re:wrvhtlona
write
oi
single
game
of
the
night
with
he
CaBadmn
1953
tHP
Creek
areas
have
had
particular
call
City
or
Depot
Office,
I
Prince
Rupert,
B
O.
senior
A
DasketDall
title
Tuesday
;
w
......
..
v.,.n
ui
wn-
i-1
aitenuoii
on
iiii'.se
ingntrt,
uc-
narko
(Bella
Coolal
eight
10!'2
cause
it
is
suspected
that
rabies
pounds.
He
further
reports
meo
may
be
In
these
parts.
In
j
some
Terrace
roditers
who
.
CHAMPIONSHIP
-CITY
with
a
60-47
victory
over
Calgary
'
Cook's
rolled
best
frame
of
1270
Wittichens.
The
victory
gave
ad
best
three
of
3380.
Etlers
a
2-0
lead
in
the
best-oi-
:
In
"B"
Division,
Bruce
Simond-
left
the
muddy
Copper
witli
ju.;t
one
ordinary
steelhead,
but
who
filled
out
bags
with
Shames
doi-'
lies.
The
Copper'
will
be
in
good;
five
Canadian
finals.
The
third
i
game
is
scheduled
for
tonight,
j
EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
sen
loppea
tne
list
wun
3U0
ana
Doug
Jelstad
had
high
three
of
720.
Kaien
Industries
continued
ns
head
of
the
division
and
roll-
Ef
fit
BALI
ed
high
game
of
1031
In
taking!
aTr
'
three
points
fiom
Legion.
Over
The
Rod
and
Gun
Club
people
SPRING
Pllilri(llht
N
4,
Detroit
A
0
Clevelnnd
A
10.
New
York
N
5
PlttaburKh
N
10,
Philadelphia
A
17.
Cliiclmmtl
N
18,
Washington
A
Milwaukee
N
5.
Boston
A
10.
Hultlmorc!
A
la.
Chlcnuo
N
2.
New
York
A
1.
Oreennboro
PL
2
Chicago
A
2.
St.
Louis
N
9.
7:15
p.m.
'
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
i
ri
inODf
;
waitea
had
best
three
of
2955.
Results:
"A"
Division:
North
Stars
4,
CNRA
0;
537
Taxi
4,
Northwest
got
away
to
a
big
start,
wor;i
j
parties
at
Oliver
Lake
these
j
lengthening
evenings,
much
to
j
be-
done
and
money
also
needed.
:
5UUIM
tUKvJrtANb
VS
INUKin
cu-
Construction
0;
Art
Murray's
4,
:JU
p.m.
HIGH
SCHOOL
RAINMAKERS
Thorn
Sheet
0
(default);
Family
Market
1,
Cook's
3;
Moose
3,
Short
Circuits
1;
Philpott
Evitt,
2,
Local
708,
2.
"B"
Division:
Don
'juans
4,
Jaycees
0
(default);
LCB
3,
Rupert
Motors
1;
Overwaitea
3,
Nelson
Brothers
1;
Kalen
Industries
3,
Legion
1
;
Savoy
Hotel
3,
Deuces
1.
Standings:
"A"
Division
Art
Murray's
60;
537
Taxi
63;
North
Stars
61;
Philpott
Evitt
60;
Local
708,
58;
Moose
51;
CNRA
45;
Family
Market
42;
Northwest
Construction
3!);
Cook's
34;
Short
Circuits
32;
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
22.
"B"
Division
:
Kalen
Industries
Means
lors
of
Hard
Wear-See
our
grear
new
selection
of
children's
shoes
designed
fo
fill
every
need.
OXFORDS
CREPE
SOLES
SANDALS
Fashion
Footwear
vs
NOTICE
To
All
Bowlers
in
"A"
Division
MEN'S
FIVE-PIN
BOWLING
LEAGUE
Games
scheduled
for
April
12
will
be
played
at
7
p.m.,
Friday,
April
9.
All
teams
except
Art
Murray's
and
Looal
708
are
asked
to
report
on
lime.
Local
708
and
Art
Murray's
will
bowl
their
games
on
allcvs
5
and
6
this
Sunday,
April
11.
F
R
I
D
A
Y
MANSONS
CIVIC
CENTRE
GYMNASIUM
Adulrs75e
'
-,;:
Students
35c
50;
Rupert
Motors
48;
LegioniS:
I
Overwaitea
51;
Nelson
Brothers!
'
50;
Rupert
Motors
48;
Legion
49;
I
Don
Juans
32;
Jaycees
18,
X