fVr.te
Rupert
Daily
New;
Saturday,
leeemrer
12,
19r3
Busy
Week-End
in
Store
On
All
Hockey
Fronts
Cook's
Jewellers
Draw
Set
With
First
Games
Tonight
jp
iO.
In
This
Corner
Br
PICK
AVRFS
Toid
vs.
Laurie:
Piterson
v-Mcre.
Tuesday.
Dec.
227
p.m..
O
r-
ci
'i:
vs.
F.yoifson;
Rooerl.Mn
v..
B
rd:
Greene
vs.
Shier.
9
p.ir.
Turkey
shoot.
A
communication
we
received
this
'
JVnUht
Princ
Rtip-rt
uii-
ir,s
C'ir.b
starts
its
sc-.irni
ni
i:
w
ff
si,
s
rf
Th"
l!5?-54
season
w.h
the
f
::''
three
games
of
th
Q,,,.Tf,p
c.xik
Jeweller?
con-.ve-tit-.on.
The
rinks
in
the
rount-!ot'.!i
x-ction
for
the
i-vitte.-'.
have
b'-rn
distributed
a.-,
follow
A
S-ctinn
P.udderh
im.
Fred.
M-K-"n.-:e.
Laurie,
Millar.
Park-r.
V
-!-
a
j.
B
S.
i-tii-n
K
o
w
-j
u
'.
h
a
m.
Georo
-on.
Turner,
IV-..
r-.-n.
advises
us
that
iny
one
of
the
,t
as
well
resis.t
and
chain."
Pis
V
Edmontor
Flyers.
Some
4.000
fans
.'.aw
Cunucks
1
lose
their
sixth
consecutive
game,
j
While
Canucks
wee
flounder-
;
ing.
Victoria
Cougars
moved
,
ahead
on
their
home
ice
by
skat-
,
ing
to
a
3-2
win
over-Seattle
j
Bombers.
Tonight.
Victoria
visits
New
,
Westminster,
Edmonton
moves
into
Calgary
and
Vancouver
tries
on
Saskatoon.
In
the
Okanagan
Senior
Ama-
i
teur
Hockey
League
Kamloopsj
Elks
walloped
Kelowna
Packers
j
9-4
and
Penticton
Vs
defeated
;
Vernon
Canadians
7-2
In
interior
play
tonight.
Kam-
loops
visits
Kelowna
and
Pen-
-ticton
moves
over
to
Vernon
in
;
the
OSAHL.
fathers,
husbands,
brothers
or
boy-friends
oi
1
500
or
so
lady
curlers
in
British
Columbia
sr.;
themselves
to
the
fact
that
daughter,
the
"p;.
;t
this
spring.
1
he
assures
the
Prime
or
sweetie-pie
are
going
to
be
amor.z
the
at.-'
British
Columbia
Ladies'
t
urlin?
association
1:1.
.-1
N
.tional
Hnc'
ey
league
officials
have
found
an
answer
to
t"i:-.a;icial
problems.
i
They
levied
fines
totalling
$375
on
players
involved
in
last
Wed-
;
nesriay's
Montreal
Toronto
free
tor-all
and
made
it
an
even
$400
with
a
S25
fine
against
Al
Rollins
fi
r
pushing
referee
Jack
'
Mehienbacher
as
the
Hawks
dropped
a
5-3
decision
to
Montreal
last
Thursday
Meanwhile
the
sUge
is
set
for
another
week-end
of
play.
Toronto
fans
will
get
a
chance
to
celebrate
Ted
Kennedy's
28th
birthday
tonight
s
the
Leafs
entertain
Chicago.
Detroit
fans,
awed
by
the
news
that
the
Red
Wings
haven't
won
a
came
in
their
last
four,
can
be
expected
to
turn
up
either
for
Boston
Bruins'
visit
tonight
or
Montreal's
appearance
Sunday.
New
York
Rangers
will
be
in
Montreal
tonight
trying
for
their
first
victory
at
the
Forum
since
February.
1950.
Sunday
they
nlav
host
to
Toronto
while
the
Bruins
vi-it
the
last
-place
Hawks.
!V
l
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t"
.
r
Go-
-
W.lkirV.
Wednesday,
Dec
23
7
p
r...
Twmr
vs.
Aston;
Holiiston
.-Ga-ner:
Rudderham
vs.
Ost,-r-t.sg
9
p.m.
Turkey
shoot.
Terrace
Plays
Here
Tonight
Tonisiht
sees
a
four-gar'.e
ta.-ketball
card
lined
up
r.t
i.'ivK-
Centre
with
the
scheaui
i
Senior
'B.
Inter
A
and
Inter
3
ixtu.-s
to
be
run
off
first
uni
.i
Terrace
versis
Prince
Rap.
,
;P.iMiir,ter
slated
as
the
fiin.-.
Thi.-.
v.
ill
b?
Terrace's
aec
n-.l
uip
into
town
this
year
i.
r.
d
'.his
tune
they
will
face
Wat's
.V
N.'k
rson.'s
of
the
inter
iea'i.u-.
Tertive
played
here
N
n'.
Rupert
Ladies'
Curling
ciub
that
plans
for
'.he
forthcoming
Ladies'
Curling
championship
are
well
i:ui-.
nv;y.
The
bi.v.eM
incentive
of
the
1953-H
season
is
the
Eatn
Vsestern
charr.p.on-ship
to
be
held
in
Edmonton
March
15
to
March
IT.
British
Columbia
will
be
represented
for
the
firs!
time
by
their
provincial
winner.
Ei.h
curUr.g
club
r.;y
enter
cr.e
rir
fr
V
players
C
P-aon.
M-
Mat'.':!-
w
D
S
Thorn.
V.
.:
.n
re.
Aston.
n
Rober's
.(
p.
Eyoif.-jr
F:.-4.
n
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imn.
Meiyh
i:
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r.
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1
1
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h.
(..!
r
1
Pi-b-
:
Ji:hn
19
m.
njitJ-T
will
cor.cuvt
a
cluo
playduwn
to
Ail
club
playoffs
must
be
f.r.L-hed
yoffs
by
Ftoruary
15
in
the
Zone
plaoif
and
they
decide
which
rinks
are
eligible,
by
January
15
and
all
Zone
pi,
23.
all-1
Diaw
up
to
Dec.
'.
h
V.
:
Royal
Conservatory
vf
Music
of
Toronto
MIDWINTER
EXAMINATIONS
&
FEBRUARY,
1954
J..T1.
!.
!::
is
-..i
.v.
Dec.
15
pan..
.r.a
p1ri-(.r:
Gie-ne
vs
McKciiie
v.
Laurie.
9
was
defeated
by
CCC
3".0
Sinoe
then
two
Rup"t
'nave
ventuied
inland
a;:.;
ber;
-o
victories.
Game
ti::.e
-d
ft
i,-r-i
vs.
nl.jort-i
is.-?.,
e
'
-.
..'
.,
h
i."
it--
n
v
t
don.
r
the
niter-city
contest
i.
"f.
In
r.
p.ular
league
play
Colum-
Wrdnesdav.
Doc
p
-a
.
Vancouver
Canucks.
Western
Hockey
League
leaders
most
of
he
season,
last
another
chance:
Friday
night
to
move
again
into
a
first-place
tie
when
they
drop-red
a
6-4
decision
to
last-place
Im
(
JAN.
It.
154
lis
comai
sniit
TOtONTO
M,
ONT.
K.i
Cfilulose
Ji-0
Club
meet
G-r-
DS.l
PLAN
EARLY
TO
TRAVEL
BY
TRAIN
V:
THIS
WEEK'S
TOP
8
used
car
HITS
r-;
Sh
KelioUih
vs
Gardne-ham
vs.
Furd;
Turn
i
.-en.
9
p.m.
Th-ir.i
Stewart
vs.
Barbour:
-
Hi.-lli.-icn.
Thursday.
Dec.
1
V.'l:i(y
vs.
Bird:
Gei
.-.
-re.son
:
Meifehen
6
pan
Mill".
T
vs.
Eowb'
th.:m
vs.
Asui
z;e
vs.
Parker.
Friday.
Deo.
IB
7
Nieee
vs.
Matthew;
Jcnnston:
Steb,
r
vs.
p.m.
K-.iiougii
vs
e'en
&
Andersons
with
both
tea;ns
set
on
changing
th
i.
pre-t-nt
records.
The
pulp
millers
have
three
wins
and
thr-
ii.s-.-w
on
the
booKs
and
G
A
are
striving
to
.''-r.ieriy
U.-
ir
t
p.e-wai-five-loss
score.
Game
t.:ne
is
8:15.
In
tiie
Inter
A
lc-cp
No:"h
Ftars
with
six
wins
and
no
le-ss-s
tangle
with
second
place
I
rase-r
Payne.
Cume
time
it
Us
this
You'll
appreciate
FOR
DEPENDABLE
SERVICE
Make
your
reservations
now
for
that
holiday
train
trip
home.
Your
folks
will
know
just
when
to
expect
you
...and
you'll
have
no
worries
about
blustery
winter
leather
as
you
sit
baik
and
enjoy
yourself
!
You
hue
jour
choice
of
restful
sleeping
ac-'-mmUations
ot
cheerful
day
coaches
.
.
.
grana
meals
in
the
spacious
dining
car
.
.'
.
room
to
stretch
your
legs
and
visit
ith
friemis
tnroute.
Travel
by
train
you'll
arrive,
relaxed,
refreshed
and
in
i
iwliday
mood
!
M-
n-
"MANY
TIMES"
over
'48
Plymouth
I'.eso.
-:t
M
-Thoiii
p
,
v..
Warren.
"VAYA
CON
DIOS"
???
Oh
well
...
'51
Plymouth
Tudor
ltir.
1
;;
:
A
PPIPAID
BAIL
TICKET
DFAl
CHRISTMAS
G'fT
-vof
vor
vol"
Can't
miss
this
wonderful
buv
51
Stude
Pickup
S1365.
"RAGS
TO
RICHES-
You
get
that
rich
feeling
when
yi.u
drive
this
'53
Dodge
Tudor
S234."..
"I
SHE
TME
MOON"
You'll
be
far
sighted
if
vou
buv
this
'47
Ford
Sedan
$1121.
"HEY
JOE"
Den
t
miss
this
'51
Chev.
Sedan
Delivery
$1725.
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
CIVIC
CENTRE
IXTI.R-B
6:15
Malison's
vs
Nelson
Bros.
1VTI
K-A
7:15
North
Star
vs
Iraser
k
Payne
SENIOR
B
8
:
1
1
CCC
vs
Gordon
&
Anderson
EXHIBITION
tt:l,0
Terrace
vs
Walls
&
Nkkerson
1
"OH"
what
a
buy
'50
Austin
Sedan
;
S863.
Bring
the
family
together,
send
the
gifi
that
uq
"GMne
and
be
with
us
for
Chrmmat"
a
prepaid
rail
tkkrt
emit
no
more
Your
railway
There
will
be
six
zones
in
the
province
each
with
a
convener
who
will
arrange
the
zone
playoffs.
Each
zone
a
inner
will
receive
a
specially
designed
crest
Th-?
Sort
hern
Zone
which
includes
Prince
Rupert.
Smithers,
Williams
Lake
and
Prir.ce
George
will
be
convened
by
Mrs.
Thelma
Koine
of
Priiwe
Georte.
Other
competing
tones
will
be
North
Okanagan.
Scath
Otar.atian.
Kootenuy.
Coast
and
Vancouver
Island.
All
Zone
winners
will
meet
in
Vancouver
February
20
to
23.
1954
for
the
firs'
Eaton-sponsored
Provincial
Playoff.
The
prizes
and
trophy
wil!
be
donated
by
the
Eaton
Company
and
they
will
also
help
with
the
entertainment.
They
will
pay
all
expenses
of
the
two
rinks
reaching
the
final
including
meals,
hotel
and
fares.
When
the
provincial
finals
are
over
the
winning
teams
wall
have
ail
their
expenses
paid
to
Fdmonton
where
they
will
represent
B
C.
in
the
Western
Curling
championships.
Included
in
the
western
finals
will
be
Manitoba.
Saskatchewan.
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
If
any
further
information
is
required,
the
central
secretary
of
the
B.C.
Laches'
Curling
association,
Mrs.
A.
IS.
Porter,
3814
West
.38th
Avenue.
Vancouver,
is
the
gal
to
write.
Six
Prince
Rupert
boxers
left
for
Terrace
this
afternoon
to
take
part
in
a
mitt
card
at
the
Civic
Centre
there
tonight.
Under
trainer
Joe
Ward's
wing
will
be
135-pound
(
buck
Place
to
ficht.
so
far
as
we
know
an
unknown
Irish
lad.
P.illy
Tsuchiya,
who
weighs
in
around
130
pounds
who
will
also
exchange
pleasantries
with
another
lad
from
the
Shamrock
Isle
Just
why
the
Prince
Rupert
boxing
club,
sponsored
by
the
Civic
Centre,
hadn't
had
more
details
is
still
a
mystery,
but
maybe
that's
the
way
Terrace
works.
When
a
guy
steps
into
the
ring,
he
likes
to
know
beforehand
la
i
the
weight
of
his
opponent
bi
an
inkling
of
the
experience
he's
had.
It's
not
stretching
a
point
to
presume
that
a
boxing
promoter
or
trainer
of
another
club
could
provide
these
interesting
statistics
without
breaking
his
neck
However,
two
gents
who
are
guaranteed
to
provide
the
Terrace
crowd
with
some
excitement
are
Bill
(Mouse)
Morrison,
presently
reigning
B.C.
heavyweight
champ
and
Andy
Marshall
last
year's
lightheavy
title-holder.
These
two
muscular
boys
will
"have
at
it"
In
an
exhibition
which
usually
ends
up
in
something
akin
to
a
brawl.
Anyway
one
thing
is
for
sure
Andy
and
Mouse
will
giT
the
crowd
its
money's
worth.
Also
travelling
inland
are
Martin
Saunders
with
his
E0-pound
son
Billy
and
bantamweight
Don
Turcotte
who
will
fight
Terrace
lads
in
the
prelims.
POST
RCRlPTi
Tonight
local
cage
fans
should
see
lanky
Norm
Rolin
in
action
with
Watts
and
NKi.er.sons
when
the
clothiers
take
pn
Terrace
Norm
has
had
trouble
making
Mar.son's
practices
and
has
been
dropped
from
the
jewellers'
roster
for
awhile
down
to
Inter
A
.
.
.
Frosty's
of
the
Girls'
loop
shouldn't
feel
so
badly
now.
after
what
Dom's
did
to
Rainbirris
last
nieht.
.
.
.
Fred
Calderone
is
in
receipt
of
a
letter
from
the
Canadian
girls'
basketball
champions
Vancouver
Filers
who
wart
to
knew
.vhether
they
can
play
a
Senior
B
girls'
team
here.
Since
such
a
meeting
with
any
girls'
squad
here
would
be
somewhat,
er
.
.
,
er
.
.
.
shall
we
say
.
.
.
premature,
we-
think
that
rather
than
pass
the
Eilers
up
we
should
have
them
play
an
Inter
A
men's
team.
Furthermore,
we
thick
that
there
wouldn't
be
much
to
choose
between
the
two
teams.
agent
will
arrange
prompt
delivery.
Ask
kuai
today
about
thu
ideal
Chriumas
gifu
For
information,
call
or
write:
K.
L.
ROBERTSON,
G.A.P.D..
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won't
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