is
M
'iiichU
nai.
Apr,,
1
l
.
f
i.
Iv
,,
I
)utdoors
Terrace-Rupert
Junior
Boxers
Meet
Here
A
successful
amateur
boxing
card
was
staged
here
Saturday
EILERS
TAKE
FIRST
GAME
IN
BID
TO
RETAIN
TITIE
TORONTO
P
-
Vancouver
Ellers
held
on
to
un
early
lead
to
defeat
Toronto's
Benny
s
Maids
60-38
Monday
night
and
takf
the
first
game
of
the
lest-of-five
serins
for
the
Women's
Canadian
Basketball
Championship.
with
Marty
.
.
.
Milwaukee
Wins
First
NL
Contest
NEW
YORK
CP)
Milwaukee
celrbrated
its
return
to
Major
League
baseball
after
a
62-year
ii,
.
.''rprn..M.iA
ATTENTIO
Younq
"3
FelU...
'HowiWk.
w.
I
i'.'.W,-,,i
There
are
a
select
few
smart
anglers
who
are
taking
advan
Lookinj
For
tage
of
the
run
of
smelts
now
at
DRAPE
SLACKS1
absence
Monday
by
Jumping
into
Dot
Graham,
Jessie
Shenton
Lead
Mixed
League
Keglers
Dot
Graham
of
A
division's.
Result
first
place
with
a
J-0
victory
over
Cincinnati
after
rain
washed
out
the
other
half
of
a
special
opening
day
program
New
York
Yankees
at
Washington.
In
Annunciation
School
gym
j
featuring
Junior
bouU
between
1
Prince
Ruiert
and
Terrace
box-1
ers
j
Trrnce
participants
were
couched
by
trainer
Ab
Hart,
re-'
creation
director
of
the
Terrace
Civic
Centre.
Prince
Rupert
;
fighters
are
members
of
Martin
Saunder'
boxing
club.
Here
a're
res'iltt:
Bobby
Smith
j
defeated'
Jerry
Domlnato
(both
PR
);
Hilly
Saunders
and
Bobby
I
Lord
drew;
Bill
Kmith
(PR)
beat
f
1
-
ft'
4
.
.
.
,
'
,3
.
t
'
Max
Surkont
portly
30-year-
Broadway
Cafi
sextet
joined
the
A
l.eaue
Shenlona
4,
CM-eun
exclusive
ranks
of
"over
300'iVlew
0;
lleadplniurs
i.
Pu.sh-
Fairview,
they
are
being
well
rewarded
by
very
good
light
tackle
sport
and
some
of
the
best
eating
obtainable
anywhere
The
flyrod
folk
use
a
small
black
gnat
or
similar,
while
common
garden
worms
work
for
the
hand-liner.
Fish
are
visible
and
take
bait
within
a
dozen
feet
of
the
fisherman,
a
small
spinner-fly
or
tiny
finger-nail
size
piece
of
any
fish
bait
kept
slowly
moving
through
the
school
will
bring
fist
results.
A
prettv
good
book
by
O.
Rodman
entitled
"A
Handbook
of
Salt-Water
Fishing"
is
now
at
the
Civic
Centre
library
and
offers
considerable
information
for
him
who
seeks
it.
not
too
much
old
righthander,
blanked
thei
Reds
with
only
three
hits
while!
a
National
League
crowd
of
30.103
shivered
at
Croseley
Field.
Rookie
Bill
Bruton
hit
a
single)
overs
u;
orphans
,
rengum
Hobby
0
1
by
default
1;
Cooks
3.
l
Taxi
I;
Miller
Bay
3,
Broadway
Cafe
1,
uFahion
2,
Canada
bv
trundling
a
sir.llng
303
.single
g.ime
in
the
Mixed
Five-Pin
League
last
week.
Jessie
Shenton
of
Shenloiu
Gabardine
nd
nylw,j
ater
resUlant,
three-game
totals
with
and
a
double,
scored
the
flrstl
tupped
run
and
contributed
a
sensa-1
774.
perfert
lvlP
.
ful
shades.
uonai
leaping
cui.cn
un
nuiuru
por
tn.
Dyke
McMillan
rolled
299
for
Life
2.
IJ
Douchouz
1T1;
Tommy
Far.
B
laiue
Jerry's
4.
Hills
O.lkuam
1T
beat
Bobby
Grlmble
Bulgers
4.
Acme
0,
Harolds
J.jiI'R;
Bob
Dumas
IPK
(cored
Conrad
0
tdelaulti;
Daily
News,TKO
over
R
tiale
T;
Billy
3.
Northern
Gla.ss
1;
Jersey.
Watinough
drew
with
B.
Flndlay
Farms
3.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
l.liTI;
Dick
Bury
1PR1
lost
split
Booth
2.
Hl-Jai
kers
2.
jdecUlon
from
D.
Davey
Ti;
H
Marshall's
long
drive
in
the',
Canada
ute
third
B"
SII.5
'
hiah
single
while
John
Comadina
:
of
Headpmners
had
a
three-1
j
game
total
of
768.
Team
honors'
Earl
(T
beat
Vic
Pryslay
1PR1;
PR
1
beat
R.
Standings
j
League
Headpinners
53.
dope
on
our
salmon
or
other
j
northern
fishes,
but
proper
reading
for
most
anglers,
I
feel
sure.
!
The
question
arose
anent
using
,
a
spinning
reel
on
a
light
cast-
j
ing
rod;
this
would
be
teaming
mere
captured
by
tfneiiTt-u
wno
e.-tabli-shed
a
new
team
high'
1
l,re
or
4034
and
rolled
1382
tor!
and
Art
Turcot
te
Fumes
IT),
Canucks
Ousted
4fl.
Shenton
42,
Fa-
,ih
i.,bi
i
Pushovers
B.C.
C10I
Third
Ave,
W
Between
Olmwt
j
RuiU
HottU
The
Mkniac
Indians
of
the
Maritime
apparently
did
not
JACQl'ES
PLANTE,
gangling
24-year-old
rookie
who
played
in
only
three
National
Hockey
League
games
in
his
life
and
never
in
a
Stanley
Cup
series,
scored
a
shut-out
in
his
first
contest
and
permitted
only
one
goal
in
his
second
game
when
he
was
brought
in
by
Canadieos
to
replace
regular
goalie
Gerry
McNeil.
Lack
of
Interest
in
Sports
Scored
by
Smithers
Official
bion
JO.
Cooks
38,
99
Taxi
38,J
in
B
d!vi.sion,
Pat
Anderson
of
Jerry
s
roiled
a
22-hivh
single.
Broadway
37,
Canada
Life
37,
Or-
practise
agriculture
until
after
the
coming
of
the
white
man
up
a
mule
and
a
horse,
both
excellent
animals
but
better
used
separately!
When
line
leaves
the
fixed
spool
of
a
spinning
reel
it
jumps
forward
in
large
spiraling
coils,
these
must
be
properly
reduced
in
diameter
EDMONTON
CP
Edmonton
for
the
ladies
and
Elaine
May-
phaiis
29,
Ocean
View
28,
Miller
Fivers
defeated
Vancouver
Can-
nard
of
Booth
totalled
000
for
Bay
23
penRUin
20
'
ucks
3-1
Monday
nieh$
to
ad
high
three.
Jim
Oeorgeson
of,
11
,
1-"e-nrr)
1
,....'
r,orln
Ktlrth-
vance
to
the
Western
Hockev
Hi-Jackers
counted
278
for
high
U-aaue
final.
igainst
the
teaguf'
men's
single
and
Ru.sty
Ford
of
orn
w
42'
Mollis
39.
Tiiom
champion
Saskatoon
Quaker.
Jerry's
totalled
7'9
for
hili
three
Sheet
Metal
39,
Jersey
Farms
39.
Jim
Anderson
scored
Iht
win--
Jersey
Farms
raptured
both
Rulgr-rs
38,
Hills
14.
Acme
34,
in
order
to
straighten
out
wneii
SMITHERS
Disinterest
in
i
declared
by
President
J.
F.
Mac-following
the
lure,
consequently
sports
by
the
older
teen
age
Donald.
HAVE
YOU
$10,
$100,
$1000
all
spinning-rod
guides
are
much
j
croup
was
deplored
at
a
meetmg
However,
he
congratulates
lie
ning
goal
midway
through
the
Uiim
lll)m)r3
wlUl
a
1217
29,
HI-!
ingle
Broth
30,
Daily
News
Jackets
28.
Conrad
27.
or
IU,UUU
lj
INVtiT
la.st
to
ni
,
-
period
coju.nue
gos
;
Qf
iU
a-aame
record.
in
nine
playoff
iaiKt-1
muu
uuiris.
u
unc
uatujui
oiiuiueid
Aiiuenu
Asucia
Liuu.
;
ore
cione
Dv
the
committoe
re-small
guides
the
obvious
conse-
j
Differences
of
opinions
were'
sponsible
for
success
of
the
first
quence
would
be
a
terrific
pile-
voiced
as
to
the
cause.
Lack
of
annual
ice
carnival
la.st
winter
up
of
line
at
the
bottom
guide
(spirited
leadership,
and
parent
committee
wa.s
chosen
to
ntil
a
tnt.i
I'tfc
nl
monii
,t,
rr
n
.
.
n
.1
1
..4
i
Then
there
Is
an
Investment
pijn
V(H'
.
.
A
plan
which
ill
tnablt
tug
u
participate
tn
tht
grow
th
of
Canacu
u,i
our
provinces
...
A
plan
whlrh
ill
tt,jb
you
to
share
the
rewards
nw
a
ww,
,u.w
v,
miwij
joiua.
i
(eumaiieu
unu
iitLtrie&k
ill
P01
u'
i
org
ini?.e
the
When
purchasing
tackle,
be
i
participation
were
coasidered
as
ri,Lii,i
sports
pioeram
Coronation
Day.
contests.
Flyers,
who
spent
most
of
the
regular
schedule
in
or
close
to
the
league
basement
now
meet
Quakers
In
Saskatoon
Thursday
In
the
first
game
of
the
best-of-.soven
linal.
prooaDie
main
reasons.
Lack
of
interest
and
co-operation
within
the
a.ssociation
was
June
2.
A
committee
was
:iLso
selected
to
put
on
an
athlet.c
association
membership
drive.
AS
SEASONABLE
AS
SUNSHINE
.
.
.
BLACK
SUEDE
WITH
REPTILE
TRIM
.
...
Matching
pumps
and
handbag
in
the
latest
vogue.
These
will
be
your
favourites
.
.
.
When
you
Invest
In
Canadian
Inteslir.nit
Fund
l
td
.
through
M
MAHON
AND
BURNS
LIMITED,
you
enjoy
the
ripen
advice
of
an
efficient
organization
with
u
Active
Golf
Season
Planned
rxM
rlenccd
ataff.
For
years
we
have
hi
BOWLEGS
the
pleasure
of
Inlrrestitif
natural
r.
International
Investors
In
the
develop-
very
certain
that
you
select
equipment
best
suited
to
the
work
you
have
mostly
in
mind,
and
remember
that
the
spinning
outfit
is
ot
its
best
on
fish
that
will
maintain
a
slashing
fight.
The
necessary
"softness"
of
the
spinning
rod
can
be
a
disadvantage
when
working
deep,
or
w
hen
one
is
connected
to
a
fish
that
chooses
to
sulk
at
bottom,
there
is
also
the
difficulty
of
setting
the
hook
when
still-fishing;
at
all
times
the
SDinner
angler
must
keep
aware
of
these
things,
so
the
new
purchaser
must
also
bear
them
in
mind.
Alf
Large
becoming
quite
consistent
taking
salmon
in
the
harbor,
would
be
a
good
man
to
Prince
Rupert,
A
Gel
all
the
facts
about
C
!
F
SMITHERS
An
active
season
Is
expected
by
Smithers
Goll
and
Country
Club
with
increased
membership
and
interest.
May
10
was
set
for
the
sea-son's
opening
at
the
club's
annual
meeting.
J.
A.
Dunn
was
re-elected
president
with
M.
C.
O'Neill,
vice
president.
Other
officere
elected
were
N.
H.
Kllpatrick,
secretary-treasurer;
Club
captain.
G.
Col-'
il
fiu
coupon
lixuv
lor
patikukn
BLACK
MESH
PUMPS
.
.
.
This
new
shipment
just
received
is
in
resoonsr?
to
popular
demand
.
.
.
You'll
love
the
new
coolness,
the
most
in
comfort.
McMAHON
&
BURNS
Wednesday,
April
15
1:30
p.m.
will
be
the
opening
of
SPRING
5-PIN
BOWLING
LEAGUE
If
nut
already
registered,
contact
BOWLING
ALLEYS
Phone
Green
709
1
.
r
LTD
MW
I,
It
41
W.il
ttniw
tl.
lison;
executive
committee,
Mis.
I
follow
aroui.,1
in
case
he
"lets
I
C.
Jackson.
Mrs.
R.
A.
Will-
fall
a
crumb."
Watch
him!
NAM(
liams,
Mrs.
C.
R.
Goodacre,
Mis.
Chris
Larsen
has
gone
to
Con
W.
Mitchell.
T.
Woods.
J.
Good-acre,
R.
J.
CollLson
and
W.
Carey.
Fashion
Footwear
AOCiieu
cirv
Grounds
committee
chairman
is
J.
A.
Dunn.
1
I
'
ft""??"
"l
siderable
length
to
rebuild
his
newly-acquired
boat
into
a
fish-tub,
with
the
addition
of
one
of
the
very
good
adjustable
pitch
Bell
propellers
he
now
has
complete
engine
flexibility
and
should
show
up
well
in
the
forthcoming
Salmon
Derby.
Jack
Lindsay
means
to
be
reckoned
with
this
year.
The
good
ship
Shadrach
is
all
primed
to
gc,
Marjorie
is
fresh
off
the
grid
and
in
shipshape,
and
all
signs
point
to
a
real
contest
for
1953.
Plenty
of
salmon
between
the
Metlakatla
Pass
and
Skeena
mouth,
and
a
good
weekend
bet
would
be
between
Fairview
and
r
-
t
t
j
.
t
f
-
(DUMDOTaCiiD
-4X1
Aw
tii(ii,M;,
Delusion
Bay.
this
nearby
water
being
handy
to
all
small
craft.
-The
Morie.e
River,
at
its
junction
with
the
Bulkley,
about
seven
miles
this
side
of
Houston,
is
right
for
steelheads
soon
as
Ice
clears
any
day
nowl.
Don't
miss
this
if
you
are
heading
Into
the
interior;
Game
Warden
Les
Cox
or
Bod
and
Gun
Club
members
in'
Smithers
will
give
information
to
visitors
on
request.
Vic
Bell
with
a
new
home-built
speedster
that
looks
like
a
seaworthy
hull
for
harbor
fishing
,and
Howard
Walker
is
pot
(Continued
on
page
5'
.
v
-
t.
For
the
third
conweutive
year,
the
STAR
OF
EXCELLENCE,
emblematic
of
the
finest
beer
brewed
in
Canada,
has
been
awarded
LUCKY
LAGER,
in
the
International
Food
Institute
Competitions
held
at
Antwerp,
Belgium.
An
international
panel
of
Masters
of
the
Brewing
Industry
ha
judged
LUCKY
LAGER
the
same
LUCKY
LAGER
enjoyed
by
thousands
of
Canadians
...
as
the
finest
Canadian-
beer
for
taut,
fur
bouquet
and
for
purity.
With
the
men
who
know
beer
best,
I.UCKt
LAG
EH
is
consistently
the
finest
In
Can!-
jg
fi
1
WINNE&
DINNER
:
WINr
'
VN
A
BRUSSELS,
1950
...
A
Skilled
Engine
Tune
Up
Fouled
plugs
-
pool
compress
ion
-
a
mis-adjuste
d
carburetor
.
.
.
they
all
contribute
to
rapid
engine
wear.
That's
why
you
SAVE
IN
THE
LONG
Itt'N
when
you
have
us
tune
your
engine
regularly.
Drive
up,
today!
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
LUXEMBOURG,
1951
I
U
C
K
Y
LAGER
BREW
ING
C
O.
L
T
oj
ALSO
BREWERS
Of
BURTON
Tli
tjvcrtiierivenli
nal
puhhihtj
or
dupUyed
by
lU
liquor
Conlrol
Bntrd
Of
by
tt.g'Govrn"tnt
of
British
Columbia.