Thursday,
January
la,
195'i
Father
Donates
Playing
Field
As
Memorial
'tWer
Special'
Takes
Rupert
Club
Members
to
Smithers
'Spiel
It
looked
almost
Ilk
the
CNR
bfrs
of
the
Prime
Rupert
Curlingf
They
will
compete
In
the
27th
..,i,.
iwial"iCIub
boarded
the
train
for;
annual
bonspiel
of
Smithers
Mrs.
Mart
Kermey
Puts
on
E'ue
Connet
!ngs
!ts
Praises!
'1
.
Ill
'Alice
McMeekin
Chanty
Hockey
Games
Again
Tops
Ladies
Figure
Skaters
to
Entertain
In
F.Ye-Pin
League
Spectators
Between
Matches
-
lTZ
More
than
75
hockey
player,
and
enihu,
,.,.,.,1
in
the
Klks
Club
last
nitfht
to
wloet
teams
j
737.
,
.
,
for
she
had
T1
rtt
t
!
Bowling
Annettes,
vmduy
s
chanty
came
at
the
Rotary
Club
rink
Mme
oi
237.
245
nd
255
to
help
Tia
TTniwrlTv
fit
Priritih
Cf:
-
lan
night
when
some
20
mem-
Smithers.
Curling
Club
which
started
I
last
I
!
;
umbla
wm
haw
,
new
p:aying
for
local
rinks,
.
might,
with
craws
fieW
tJiL,
year
M
a
memor,;aI
t0
land
continues
through
Monday.
one
of
Rs
graduater
l
This
year
there
are
fiye
events,
K
wW
be
the
WUIiam
Euf,,n2
with
curlers
from
Hazelton.
Tei-.MacIrlnes
Memori;U
r,(.ld
an(.
Lake
and
.
'
race,
Burns
otherfimf.
,u
rivlonn,(.n,
n:iv.
i
i
.
y
'
..
v
h
i
.
,
l.
-
s
y
!
a.
t
.
VAffi
mm
ft"yt.
.
.
t
W
r
-
northern
towns
participating
gWen
to
thf,
VrAvPry
hy
Up
for
competiuori
are:
the'w
H
MarInnes
of
e7-,7
cypres,
,
Heggie
Trophy;
B
V.
Collieries
.
father
f
u
le
whrjm
(h
on
Second
Avenue.
,Mm
""
lhre
P"",u
Irom
Hum
YANKEES
TOP
TEAM
AGAIN
OLENDALE,
Cal.
AP
"That's
Just
terrific.
I
feel
rather
great
to
hear
the
team
received
the
honor."
So
said
manager
Casey
Stengel
when
told
his
world
ehampiim
New
York
Yankee
baseball
team
was
voted
the
"team
of
thj
year"
for
ir52
in
the
Associated
Press
annual
poll.
That
made
it
three-
straight
year
the
honor
went
to
the
Yankees
and
Stengel
thinks
his
1S53
outfit
might
make
the
grade
again.
V
Gyro
Club
players
and
supporter
at
on
toe
ear.t
side
of
Ingers
Set
Agree
Pierre
had
high
r.lngle
In
"A"
ftiuni.ir.
.f
'Clfl
NfW
,Hnieia;
Buitiey
noi'.-i
iropny,
;
I
Wall
tld
will
be
named.
imperial
Oil
trophy
and
the
Electric
trophy.
I
William
Eugene
Maclnnes
7-as
j
Travelling
by
train
from
hvrej
awarded
his
BA
in
U.
:
dotiWe
1
'were;
Bert
Rowebotham's
rink,
degree
of
Arts
and
Mining
En-composed
of
Al
Manson,
Art
!
gineering.
He
died
in
the
sum-KrLstman-son
and
Bill
Mto;
l
a
Qf
vm
wni)e
attempting
to;
;
ecord
With
the
huge
clubroom
and
the
Flics
,url?1
,)ad
h
h
of
,
M
the
west
to
hear
Bill
Sto.w
on
of
2,948
ahd
Annettes,
high
three
outline
the
program.
j
in
B
Division.
Marg
Arney
Because
of
the
response
fori
with
2H2
was
high
single
and
players,
it
was
deckled
to
play
Kdna
Bond
had
high,
three
of
twj
jsws
with
th
f!r
pi''!'
m
1.;..!
lit
VwjI
fr-.in
Mrs.
Mart
-.r
ni
-.in'iUiffir
fnme.
Hi
i
K
IliAvr-f
Mur-
Game
Win
lri
i
cross
the
Htimatha
River,
in
!he
j
iFhv.
Kmil
Blain
and
Bill
Meieh-
W.
i-ii
ttr"i
to
.unit
(Wire!
T-.M'.wn
I
afifiilmll
ltwi-
Sin-
lfin
r.ene
Hnllistnn
and
Billl1"""1'
Mount,
lli
scheduled
for
2:30
p.m.
The
Tollers
had
high
single
All
nroceeds
from
the
iramn'same
and
also
high
three,
with
Jackie
Robinson
Signs
Again
.np
to
survey
r.;ir-ir"5;
propertiei.
Anderson,
Jack
Paul
ana
Angus
.
.
t.
r
I
X
yoi.rC
CP.-The
resurg-York
Rangers
have
wt
,,
record
fur
NHL
wln-sit,.4k
tiu
season
two
will
go
toward
the
Kinsmen
m
n
'
789
respectively.
Club
DC.
Polio
Fund.
j
u',,:,
.
'
,
.
McDonald;
skip
Jim
Stewart
with
on
Don.
Cliff
Ham
and
Bud
Bedford.
XT
D.,l,rl.v,n
hA.
rinlf
(L'lin
But
May
be
Last
Year
For
Him
Remember
Where
"i
ntvisinn
ounriNe
ljiou
r
Between
games
two
figure-
pr,.,,,,
n
inverleafs
4.
Man.
-
P
"i
-
NEW
YORK
I
API
This
may
Robinson
was
the
highest
paid
.,vn
":,,,
;h.
prir...
Tt.i
governors
of
the
National
Hockey
League
12
years
ago
today
established
automatic
fin-s
In,
mi
the
I,
it
luif.'t'li-.
Vim
II
love
li.t.i
xk
I'.i
i
k
Iismi
yeiir-r.mmi
liiltnli'.e:-.!
vulnf,
ton.
Il
prewnt
ill
p,l.
-ii-v
ll"'
'U:iHt
u.iinil-t,
eii
h
quarN-r
is
nt'hvi'lijHliy
Wr-a'fei
in
pure
ftfuniitim
f'.ti
with
jntKT
parcluiierit
limi.2.
And
you'll
rcnliv
wve
money
wh-n
VOU
WJ-
llVirxK.
i'.l.l
K
lillNSI'.T.
l.njoy
Uki
i
K
Bu
t:
linvxt.r
run.
wuii'iuesiKi
"miil
v.
(
.i-l
gi.latil-yetlnw
Ui.ixl.i.
l!u
t
litfsbi.
j
m
be
the
last
year
for
Jackie
Rob-
ptaysr
on
the
ciub
and
that
the
Rupert
curling
CUD
earlier
thte
inson,
nignesi
saianeo
jjiayci
m
taries
oi
ux
wiuuk-u
jui
P,n-rs
took
the
mighty
"K"n
expert-Mar
ueane
mM
0
tK,rdon
&
Anderson
3.
H"l
'wings
3-2
last
night
Ruly
Kkelton-will
perform
i.u(
ky
strike,
1
;
Annettes
3.
Stars
';
mi
their
win
Sunday
,or
the
spectator
1;
BaVoys
2,
Doms
Department
v.
r
Huston.
They
hndntj
Gyro
Club
members
will
wear
2;
New
Laurel
2,
Lyons
2.
H
wire
in
a
row
before
(
maroon
sweater
and
the
Elks;
"B"
Illusion-
Big
Sisters
4,
..,.,
1111
be
in
white.
Prinre
Rupert
Plumbing
0;
Co-
week.
Earl
Gordon
and
Dr.
R.;0f
$25
each
(or
plavers
tstkiig
Wilson
will
join
skip
Roy
Collin-1
part
ln
f
ignU
they
did
not
or.
son
on
their
arrivaL
'iginate.
The
rule
was
intended
Collinson
left
las".
Sunday
on
to
discourage
free-for-ail
brawls
a
business
trip
to
Prince
George
which
had
marred
play
in
New
und
expected
to
leach
Smithers
York,
Chicago
and
Montii?al
dur-last
night
ling
the
1940-41
season.
w.
.mesrti.
nights
other
1
Anyone
with
hockey
equip-
op
4.
McKay
0;
Commercials
4,
Brooklyn
history
and
the
Dodf;-
under
$100,000.
trs'
greatest
drawing
card.
i
Kubinsun,
wh
is
Kendins
"Although
he
said,
"I
hop;
to
a
busy
winter
operating
his
have
another
year
after
this;
own
department
store
In
New
ne."
the
brilliant
second
base-
j
York's
Harlem
district,
head-nan
indicated
he
mlht
call
it
!
in
a
housing
project
and
luita
after
lln
1S'3
sts'icn.
:
cr-rinj
as
a
radw
exeeutive,
,t
Toronto
Maple
Leaf'
merit
n
it
In
ue
who
wUhe
to
Bkeena
Orotery
0;
Seventh
Aw-Mit
t
lurai
o
Black
Hawks,
lend
it
to
the
players
was
akel
nue
Market
4.
Rupert
Radio
0;
to
et
in
contact
wan
Biii
Sim..',
Telle
n
J,
75
Taxi
1:
BuIrts
3,
--'j
Try
Daily
Mews
Went
Ads
Four"
other
players,
skip
Bill
,
...
t
York's
high-scoring
line
J
or
Oarnet
Hull.
vw
i
h
mart
(Mis
umLeriient
dur-
said
lie
has
no
desljns
to
stay
i
MiKenzle
with
Church
Os'.ertag,
Hec
McDonald
and
Dom
Domin-
in
baseball
once
he
is
through
i
ng
a.
press
conference
staged
by
j
th.
ivwiri
in
announce
the
as
a
player.
i
hiiain.
Paul
oniy
ano
,
Head
r,tfTet
wUi
bf
rjb
Schu-llerftesheimer
accounted
iman
who
lflirMd
hi,
hockey
at
n.
R.noer.i'
first
two
tal-
v,....
tt-...w
MCs'
are
still
having
a
hard
time
iu
the
mixed
ten-pin
bowl-
r
ato
left
by
car
Tuesday.
,
it,inth.":
"I
Viave
n
final
"
he
said
signing
oi
urji..
....
j
-
--
-
--
-
.
Ann?h.r
Prin(.
,
curler,
i
league
and
so
far
haven't
in!.
Pet.;
3b.mdo.
former
,.,
.
,
.,,,
'nK
UUUU-imiLaJ
Robinson.
Peewee
Keese
ona
wain
w
'
,
V
.!
got
Into
the
win
column.
!
Harlem.
That
win
laxe
a
iox
oi,J-tn
ntmin
.
In
this
wevk's
matches,
they
the
'spiel
wilh
three
men
select
"I'm
certain
I
have
one
more
'money
I'm
trying
to
do
this
A'Hi-.
drv.-e
hame
the
third
j,
JjMWW
maple
Leafs.
!!,
-i'-1
rotil.
1111
be
msi.'fd
by
L.
MrMuUen
"
and
K.
2..;wvK.l.
dropper!
four
points
to
the
said
.
through
my
store.
tne
s,re
tKl
ymrnmn
Chumps
while
tV.nor.took
three
Luxuritm
"&jr$,"
Dcp
Nyln
File
.
.
.
wJtmi-f,
tmicr
.
-.
slip
oa
wwirlj
ed
from
other
centres,
which
brings
to
seven
the
number
competing
under
the
Prince
Rupert
Curling
club
banner.
atu-r
DUiiir.a
mi
kjhsiuic
es'.i-
!
secure.
While
the
Oyms
Lave
differetr
'
point
from
Art
Murray's
to
hold
goalie
for
each
game,
the
Kiks
firrt
place
In
the
six-team
loop
for
an
lockey
Scores
contract
calling
mated
$38,000.
"I
aw
to
have
i
Robinson,
who
U
be
34
on
Jan.
hope
wiil
r?ly
on
Miner
B!mund.n
rry
Watson
o.
the
Chumps
31.
will
be
playing
his
seventh
ill.
-
Canary
1.
fdmonton'
another
year.'
Vic
Carohe
I
a
spare
goa'ie
for'
had
high
single
game
of
212,
hnrl
HUT
L
consecutlve
season
with
Brook
.una
2,
Seattle
3.
)
but
Dcinors
Bill
Anderson
also
Dodger
vice-president
E.
J.
Buzzle
Bavasi
declined
to
dis-
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
lyn
this
year.
He
joined
the
club
t-lll.-Pentlcton
0.
K.eiowni
aim
uu
s
the
Gyro
Club.
Each
game
will
consist
of
.
-.
15-mlnute
perlci.
rnnn
1.
Kamloops
8.
close
the
figures
but
admitted
in
1947.
got
into
the
200
bracket
with
204
Art
ObKin.
with
games
of
178.
1M
and
189
for
a
559
total
Here
are
the
teams:
i
4
J
3YROS
(flrt
team:
Goal
-
Miner,
defence.
Miite
CALLS
Young.
Don
Stewart,
B
t
Youns.
Bill
lsm;
first
string,
Jn
May.
Peter
Mora,
Kunrn
Chrbten;
vcond
string.
Frank
D.ifoe.
Chanple
Smith.
George
Seherk.
third
string.
Mitch
Tanaka,
Kran-rta
Matsuba,
Jerry
Ford
ELKS
(first
team:
Goal
Miner
Slmundsen,
defence,
Geo
PPULAR
If
quail
was
high
man.
j
High
lady
was
Bev
Mat
son
Of
Northern
Distributor
who
hsdi
gani
'S
of
14fl.
173
and
173
!or'
4'2
Jean
Sharj)e
was
high
single
j
with
181.
j
Delnor
had
high
single
game;
of
Hbl
and
aLto
high
three
with
i
.2.311.
!
j
Results:
Chumps
4,
MC.'l
8;
j
!
ix-inor
3,
Art
Murray
s
1;
North-!
em
DU'.r.buters
3.
Spares
1.
j
Standings;
Delnor
11;
Spare
18:
Chumps
8.
Northern
DtsXrib-;
uter
7.
Art
Murray
2;
M
C.'
0.
Is?
a
Bobwmits
1m
cjuail
rirve
ClouHer,
Dave
Abel,
Louis
Knu.-son;
first
string.
Frenchy
Vlger,
Don
Haw
ryluk.
Gordon
Cameron;
ecnd
string,
J
je
Griesiel,
Ge,
KAt.OI-Kl
Mucirc-ME
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Tom
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Don
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Ken
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Jim
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Ken
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Bl.l
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Dave
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John
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Frank
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Ed
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thtrat
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Vic
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tiordon
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Taylor.
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Always
-).
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Culture
Contest
Underway
to
Promote
Football
LONDON
(CP)
The
Football
Association
"culture
contest,"
Included
In
the
boy's
plans
for
t0th
anniversary
celebrations
ON
SALE
ATl
I
this
year,
hss
attracted
entries
!
from
more
than
1.000
painters.
i
Vogue
Shoes
Limited
v
sea
Buy
jtc:
sculptors
and
other
artists.
Prizes
are
worth
about
$8,500.
Officially
the
contest
Is
known
as
the
football
and
fine
arts
competition.
Competitors
must
follow
a
strict
football
theme
In
their
art
entries
a
game
of
association
football
or
somethlns
directly
connected
with
It.
THE
UNIVERSAL
Box
638
506
3rd
W.
Green
595
Dibb
Printing
Co.
:i
r
of
Fine
Quality
Furs
Bill
Scubys
Jainiwv
Clearance
MUSKRAT
SIDE
A
Ms
MUSKRAT
BACK
PERSIAN
LAMB
A
m
HUDSON
SEAL
(Dyed
Muskrat)
In
(Dyed)
(Dyed!
(Dyed)
Luxuriously
styled
CANADIAN
SQUIRREL
(Dyed)
Luxurious
fur,
styled
with
a
luxurious
air.
Soft
and
light
weight.
$375.00
Three-Quarter
and
Full
Length.
Siies
12
to
20
Three-Quarter
and
Full
Length
Sizes
12
to
20
A
Gleaming
jet
black.
Cocktail
Sleeve
and
Cuffs
'
$425.00
ill
$350.00
$295.00
$425.00
a.m.
Your
Opportunity
to
Save
50
on
That
Fur
Coat.
Starting
Friday
9