Vrr.zs
Rupert
Doily
Ne5
Wednesdav.
December.
16,
1353
Canucks
and
Stamps
Tied
for
WHL
Lead
By
th
cnnadi.m
Pre-
club
Into
third
plare
over
the
Idle
:
Vs
dumped
Koif.,-
.
'!
KenWatsorfs
A
.i-xiKI
irarfio
lnm
L
hnihl-
Rovals.
6-3.
r
i
Omeoas,
Morth
Stars
Stretch
Win
Streaks
Irs:
Mi
i
ing
up
around
the
top
rung
of
The
Ktampeders
have
a
chance
the
Western
Hockey
League.
;
to
begin
unravelling
the
tieup
Sharing
first-place
honors
are
j
tonight
when
they
invade
Ed-Calgary
Stampeders
and
Van-
'
muntun
for
a
game
against
the
i
couver
Canucks
with
39
points
:
tail-end
Flyers;
who
boast
two
j
Tempers
were
high
and
mw
ment.
back
in
action,
were
apieoe,
while
Saskatoon
Quakers
straight
home-toe
victories
over
technical
fouls
were
handed
m
never
headed
in
the
Inter
Aland
New
Westminster
Royals
the
Cowboys,
to
teams
and
players
in
two
tilt
With
Rav
McKay
and
Rod
are
just
six
and
seven
points.:
In
B.C.'!
two
major
Interior
cage
games
as
referees
tighter.-
Talt
making
floor
-length
passes
'
respectively,
behind.
hockey
leagues
last
night
Kim-
ed
up
on
play
last
night."
Man-
oay
off
and
Art
Helin
as
bucket
I
Twin
victories
by
Saskatoon
;
berley
Dynamiters
rolled
up
a
Kin's
Omegas
extended
their
:)nin
the
Bottlers
took
the
game
1
and
Vancouver
Tuesday
night,
9-4
vsrdict
against
Spokane
i
------I
j
i.
'V'
I
'
v
"tm
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune
up
.
.
.
and
we'll
w
interize
your
car
too.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
t
lis':
ip.
l
n.
1.
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i
'INTERNE
THE
OUT-TURN
Article
No.
12
!
able
game
in
the
St.
Paul.
Min-
total
to
six
bv
trouncinsr
10-10.
18-8,20-8
and
18-14.
Mor-:
both
on
their
home
ice,
created
;
Flyers
and
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
Kow
we
are
back
to
the
utter
'
nesota
bonspiel,
and
the
reaction
'n
rnnfiiinn
dpnartmpnt
trvine
to
Df
mv
lead
man
who
had
curled
ljuu
vk.-
v.w..
iwu-u
n..
v,..
"
,
v
i"-
"
"
ofHve
mfndl
i
one
Ml
tarv
eame
In
his
life
orlor
the
Senior
B.
baskerbxl
nd
Watts
&
NU
kerson
s
bench
:
ped
Victoria
Cougars
3-1
to
edge
Over
in
the
Okanagan
Senior
piel
It
was
the
lat
end
jiAtiii,r
iunn
oiar
norif1:?
m-m.
iu
n-u
m
oitt
lummunu
-
Up
mungMut
3itiivt,
tuvum,
.uii(fuvfp.3
Ji.-
uu
m
about
the
all-important
question
i
to
this
what
turn
shall
we
play?
j
of
the
eight
gaints
piaeu.
n.nu
-
s.
va,
o(
mrt
10
f
?i
f
r
i
nllnbw
...uu
fi,,,.
.oi
iu
cmi.
j
i
a-ac
1
houinner
Than
iwii
o
view
iui
-
tilcir
iA-il
-J1-"
wiaur.-
iv
w
i
revciSC
UUlll
VUURCla-
uflTvna
uuuwh
-njuic
wnn
i
ui
Cltwa
One
of
the
sports
writers
in
i
ing
that
he
Winnipeg
intimated
to
me
last
'
given
him
nothing
but
in-turns
..o,..
tl-..,
hA
hnd
raorhoil
th
I
Hiirincx
thp
'nip)
7ft
nf
them,
to
sanK
8
In
22
tries
Reactions
to
the
stricter
ref
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
noint
where
he
felt
that
it
would
I
be
exact.
The
score
was
clo.se
!
?re
mixed
.
with
Satterfield
Meets
Walls
Jan.
13
it
J
i
I
if
'i
1
l!llll
be
a
simple
matter
to
organise
and
an
in-turn
simply
could
not
.
an
-Outlaw
the
Out-turn
So-
I
be
plaved.
I
signalled
an
out-
8amesShow-ciety,"
whose
main
purpose
turn
takeout.
He
looked
at
me
mtlct;;ie
itouehCtC
L
'
S
lU',lMtS
UlOUIll
1.10
-,,IH
k.
.h.
n,,l.thm
i,tr
im7nnl
thptl
turned
Sunrise
Grocery
staged
an
upr
set
in
the
Inter
B
fixture
clobbering
league
leading
Manson's
M.'!'h
a
third
onnrtpr
rally
from
which
the
Jewellers
never
recovered.
The
grocers
took
the
tirsi
quarter
10-4.
dropped
the
CHICAGO
(API
Bob
Satter-jback
after
an
in-and-out
eicht
i
field.
Chicago
heavyweight
has
year
career.
morMy
as
'
a
!!
;ht
learned
a
Jan.
13
Chicago
Stad-
heavyweight,
lum
match
against
Earl
Walls
of
j
BE
A
V
from
curling
rule
books,
on
the
to
the
other
members
of
the
on'
the"s-rivine
arhi';
grounds
of
perpetrating
such
team
and
asked
what
I
wanted.
j
Coafn
BU,
MpChesney
was
torn
mental
anguish
among
the
curl-
Mv
sgnai
was
absolutely
foreign
)elween
two
fires
as
Irs
Wit's
ing
fraternity
that
it
might
ser-
J
to
nim
when
they
told
him
he
&
Nirkerson
crew
wt
nt
down
t
iously
affect
the
level
of
national
j
was
t0
make
an
out-turn,
he
defeat
his
digusf
was
evic
.
n
sanity.
He
may
have
a
point
frrowled
to
them.
"Who
does
he
But
it
was
a
different
tun'
second
9-n.
took
the
h'l
7-4
heavyweight
champ-
and
were
edged
in
the
nnal
.
.
ofT
hta
W
frame
7-0.
The
win
gave
Man-!,on-
sons
their
second
lass
in
six!nlKnt-
Montagu
Acquitted
HOTP0INT
FLOOR
-
tarts
and
tied
the
grocers
with!
sattertieia.
im,
KnooKea
nut-',-knn
Rrnlhp
with
twn
wir.S
!Rav
Augustus,
Topeka.
Kan.,
17'l,
WINCHESi'ER.
Eng.
iReulersii
mere,
ixommg
auecu,
uie
iiunu
think
I
am
.
.
.
Houdim.'
Iroiii-.
Oineeas
chilkert
nn
t.air
POLISHER
of
the
novitiate
curler
more
than
'
Ca!ly
he
made"
the
shot."
He
still'
cHive
win
over
Pod
Pay's
Puii
-rd
three
losses'
in
the
loop;
in
the
hurt
round
of
their
ached-
-Lord
Montagu
of
Beaulleu.
27,
uled
eight-round
feature
bout,
tndav
was
acnuitted
when
his
skip,
with
arm
out
c
eli.ii'.
treasures
the
eiderdown
he
w-on.
Millers.
CITIZEN
SAIU
IN
THE
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
(RESERVE)
:
litter
It
League
smashes
floor-L
1
Heavy
right-hand
f
commlttln
a
sexuar
offence
It
comforts
him
whenever
he
Following
the
Senior
B
tilt
l
Nsii-k
-A.
StrnlKl
2.
M
An-
A
thp
tfnean
tu-ifpln
thp
final
thinks
of
an
out-turn.
3.
c.
Enckson
io.
A
Hod!-;pn,ln
.
anA
h.
W!U!
...,b,,
.
rlse
against
a
uoy
bcout
last
Aug.
3
kin.-vm
3.
Manusson.
W
Setlpwick.
The
jury
disagreed
on
a
sec-
'
stretched
in
a
terrible
Frankenstein
manner,
signals
for
that
horrible
turn
that
seems
to
require
contortions
which
the
human
anatomy
is
incapable
of
performing.
Never
will
I
forget
a
memor-
after
the
second
knockdown.
Satterfield
Is
making
a
come-
K
(iinv
T.Hal
M
SI
Mllst.
J
McLeao
end
charge
of
indecent
assault.;
18.
B
.Next
article
.
.
.
"Switch-Hitting"
referee
Vern
Cicone
turned
in
his
referee's
shirt
and
announced
his
intention
of
retiring.
However,
after
determined
persuasion
by,
basketball
commission
members
he
agreed
to
stay
on
as
a
referee
for
Inter
A
gamrs
untl
posvtliiv
junior
fixtures.
Ri
u-h
I)
Rf-ict.
A
Turcotte
.
E.
M:.h
3,
U
Hiuicler.schild
7,
R.
San-key
t
Tiiwl
43.
Ititer
.
Leaftie
VOKIII
--I4K-D
Nickerriun
6.
W.
M.irrisoii
12.
R.
Bkick
7.
R.
I)jnlft-
Last
OUTDOORS
Will.
VUj
o.uu
leuone.
i
aim
i
nunu
iml
14
Toiui
60
taking
abuse
from
players
m
11
ii
iv
t
it
ktH-iiw
piewiii
the
heat
of
the
moment,
or
from
'
i-
R.
Christ-it
f
5.
B
Mcf
arlane
3.
K.
A
The
RC
(Reserve)
c
knives,
cartridge
belts,
shell
.
angry
fans
but
when
I'm
'
'oiii
'
Wrwh
ri
N
F"rman-
a.
sheppur
t
'
vt
Mnnrnlnrx
(these
verv
iiu
Za
-
M
"'
S-
PsrwU
7.
O
istj
of
ciuen-wilor'
By
ERIC
MARTIN
One
of
our
newer
shotgunners
has
recently
acquired
a
fine
lauiiij
aim
rtiLt'l
(
till-
'
Hr-cfr-er
lntal
40.
training
increasing
tl
niucii
uuji
in
ijnit
auu
ui
icauj
siuerauie
tnougnt.
mat
I
don
l
minute
reminder.
dont
forget
Coke
for
holiday
arnvi
vnlnp
imnnrtpfi
frnrri
thp
bm-iw
mi-wi
t.
u
knowledge
of
the
ni
and
crahs
of
the
sti
tr
Senior
It
League
MWsoV.
u.
Hurtisi
12.
A.
Ol-ii
li
It
Spnrin
18.
U
Bill
6.
M
servetraining
isimpiir
m
H..lj,-tl
9.
J.
Walsh.
D.
Hill.
B
Me-
j
r.m:.ne
3
Total
54.
:ni
I
I
H
H
Marshall
7
E
training
and
derm
"'"'
'"S""
Orientt,
or
maybe
a
gun
cleaning
time
to
quit"
as
to
its
capabilities
compared
to
kit
wiu
fm
that
big
old
sock!
"
Manson's
turned
back
every
the
much
used
twelve.
First
'
more
.
,,
err
,ffnn
n
.i
.1,
.
CCC
effort
to
their
Among
the
smaller
necessar.
gain
fouiui
,rn-,vc
comes
.ho
the
fact
f,t
01
r.r
the
v,
Hiffinitv
diificulty
.
,
.
,r
i
,iri
t-e.
D.,ir,
;
les
for
the
sportsman
are
a
good
win.
The
Pulp
Mulers
crew
r
v,(i.,i
.hp
inorio
of
obtaining
the
larger
loads,
a
n.t
t,rp
nlaved
their
hardest
to
n
r.v.ii
v.
hole
heint
d
init
t
Mimre.
S
Sctaerk
10.
D
Scherk
10.
and
eftnrt.
G.
Cameron
1.
W
Sunberg
g.
F
.
O.
Dumaa.
Vot&l
40.
l,,,
v.vjiiiu7,
nil
lAua
pvn-ntk
m.
-
-
---
OOUt
....
.
.,....!...
;
Aftoe
h
fi
f
thing
which
was
brought
a
Cririu-nst-n
a
sewing
Kit.
a
snarpening
stone.
o...5
mv
MU.u
,n
.
a
leather
change
purse
of
plastic
13-8
they
came
back
to
take
the
or
waterproof
in
which
to
store
lf'ad
momentarily
in
the
second
ear
kevs
when
nlaced
in
a
hidine
outscoring
the
league
leader,
by
tie
inability
of
many
gunners
to
stand
up
to
the
heavier
recoil
of
the
ten
for
prolonged
shoots,
and
the
consequent
reduction
in
Reg.
SM.50
TO
(
LEAR
entertaining
Ex-Boss
of
Yanks
Dies
Aged
85
PORT
rHFSTFB
V
V
Vrl-
place
when
leaving
the
car
on
!3-l
in
tne
second
stanza
a!-
numbers
of
its
.w
users.
However
,.,.ri.irt,
Khthonthm
uiougn
mey
iranea
L'j-'Jl
ai
!
EARN
UP
TO
the
ten
is
to
be
preferred
for
the
,"...'
-o.h
the
half.
Don
and
Sid
Seh-rk
these
keyst,
hard
rubber
match
"l""-"
p.tceu
iin?Ward
G.
Barrow,
85,
who
as
gen-
1
32
DAYS
TRAINING
excellent
way
it
maintains
a
tiyhtiy
choked
pattern
at
ranges
over
fifty
jards,
and
for
its
better
performance
on
geese
in
boxes
i
good
for
small
quantities
lu
tr5
wno
J.si
grouna
as
tne
;
Prai
manager
built
the
New
York
of
salt
and
pepper)
one
of
the
Proceeded.
The
CelJuK-'e
;
Yankees
.baseball,
empire.
.
died
;
PAY
PER
YEAR
new
soft
plastic
flasks
-is
also
.r
.cu
iw
.m
Tuesday
night.-
-
-
,
particular
and
the
...v.
-s,,,..
bigger
breeds
-.
Just
guide
it.
Let
if
do
all
the
work
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
-The
Store
Thai
Service
Built"
Phone
6
or
36
,
Harrow
was
business
manager,
;aullu"'
""'"
uuiu
:ai
nf
rtiir-lr
rlnp
tn
Itn
pvtra
nnwrter
e000
Ior
Carrying
mrrvinir
vinegar
Vinegar
(boil
IDOU
jj
K,,
.
,
.
opRprai
,,..,
anll
..a,.,
j
String
your
country
in
:
;rt"h"t
i
some
in
the
fry
pan
to
take
away
""
'
,
"'"PI"'"
,,
oatn.
.'.
10
lose
uu
j
and
shot.
.
.
...
r
,
,
ouarter
11-9.
0
Manson
s
s
parsed
j
your
spare-time
u
ilv
1
a
prohiahle
duty.
ou
i
will
be
paid
reguli-
of
the
Yankees
for
26
years.
He
retired
in
1947.
During
that
period
the
Yankees
won
14
American
League
pennants
and
10
world
championships
.
Navy
rates
of
pay
fur
I
the
time
you
spend
in
&
training.
t
.
r
!
BRIGHT
HERE
IN
Primarily
it
is
for
use
In
the
aa
by
Don
Hartwig
with
12
nts
.blind,
not
the
uplands
where
its
P001"
Jln
50
l"at
tne.
,goo
and
Ray
Spring
with
18
pi;,
led
wnst
moael
slel
al
weight
and
sometimes
added
may
-,
lurther
ahead
in
th?
final
q.jar-
!
length
would
be
detrimental;
if
1nome-
ter
as
they
scored
20
points
to
making
a
new
purchase
your
o
vu
have
the
notion
that
the
CCC
s
10.
columnist
would
prefer
a
twelve
airscrew
propelled
shallow
Technical
fouls
were
hand,
-i
chambered
for
three-Inch
sheVLs,'
draught
boats
are
a
fairly
recent
,
out.
to
Danny
BilL
t2),
..Mickey
but
would
not
hesitate
to
buy
departure?
Not
so,
for
I
have
Webster
and
Don
Scherk
who
such
a
pretty
weapon
as
the
one
lately
examined
photographs
of
collected
three.
Manson's
wi
in
question
when
offered
at
an.
s"ch
craft
tken
in
the
Prince
nicked
for
10
fouis
to
CCC
-
H
attractive
price.
The
matter
of
George
country
40
years
ago.
and
sank
12
out
of
25
free
;hcU
!
choke
has
purposely
not
been
'
The
50-fathom
hole
between
as
Pulp
Millers
netted
8
out
of
considered
in
the
foregoing,
but
Pig
Island
and
the
new
floats
is
15-
generally
speaking,
the
ten
has
paying
off
with
spring
salmon
to
North
Star
at
lull
strength
,
about
had
its
day
now
that
black
trailers,
resrardle.is
of
tide;
the
.
with
Bill
Morrison,
absent
last
nowder
loads
are
done,
and
who
old
MacMahon
spoon
is
doing
the
game
due
to
a
boxing
eom.n;!,t.-can
figure
distance,
flying
speed,
trick.
We
to
0(1
8'
8
;'ii
K11
'J'jr.
DAN
ion
T01
Ci
in
Sun
m
3,
1A1
3uw
lurs
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required
for
birds
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time
you
are
caught
with-,
much
further
out
than
fifty
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binoculars
and
need
to
get
a
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yards
anyway?
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closer
look
at
some
far
distant
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little
action
now
that
Tobject
simply
push
a
pin
through
the
moose
season
is
closed,
a
few
j
a
piece
of
paper
or
cardboard
,
ducks
are
coming
In.
and
one
and
peek
,
through,
you
will
be
,
father
and
son
team
braved
the
1
surprred
at
the
amount
of
mag-S
rough
weather
to
take
some
good
i
nificetioa
thus
obtained,
partic-;
erey
cod
from
the
Yacht
Club
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bv
the
older
eys.
Marty
Christmas.
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Prince
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132
"Coke"
La
a
rffristered
trade-mark
HXC333:
floats.
Here
is
a
season
tnat
always
carries
a
pair
of
square-never
closes,
and
not
enough
;
nosed
pliers
while
fishing,
they
advantage
is
taken
of
it;
the
are
about
the
best
device
for
chance
of
tangling
with
sonr?
j
removing
hooks
from
fish,
scrappy
salmon
or
halibut
is
al-
j
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OF
SCHEDULE
ways
present
and
should
b
sought
after
by,
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of.
our
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will
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KINC0LITH
for
Arrcndalc,
Milf
Boy
and
Naas
River
Points
DECEMBER
1
3th
instead
of
December
25th
Subsequent
calls
at
Kincolith
will
be
January
6
and
20
tind
foitn!f;htly
according
to
current
sailing
guide.
LES
SMITH
PRINCE
RUPERT
AGENT
511
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
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to
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this
Christmas,
the
stores
in
t
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town
are
well
stocked
and
a
gun-
!
B'U
Holgaie
topped
Civic
Cen-
tote
to
hang
on
the
back
part
of
I
tre
rifle
club
marksmen
la.,t
!
the
front
seat
in
the
car
is
one
1
ni?ht
'!
a
score
ot
93
out
of
!
splendid
item,
there
are
all
sorts
100
wnlle
Wayne
Crowe
and
!
Glendon
Smith
tied
for
seconi
of
rods
and
reels,
and
more
may
,
be
quickly
obtained
from
whole-
I
w'tn
"2.
'
sale
stocks
locally.
There
is
a
Other
scores
were
John
CHb-i
full
length
rod
and
reel
attached
I
belt.
88;
Joe
Kraupntr.
87.
;
case
to
be
had,
this
for
the
angler
At
next
Tuesday's
shoot,
three
-at
a
popular
ho
prefers
to
leave
the
setup
;
trophies
will
b
presented.
Kaien
"ether.
Duckboots
and
foul
Co-On
hi"h
score
hanrlicnn
.eatlier
clothing
of
many
kinds.
I
shoot,
Manson's
Jewellers
for
e
iTt'Trrt-i'trr-m
:
hunting
coats
with
or
without
best
grouping
of
season
and
Ru-
Biiuiiii.i'iiim
game
pockets,
some
with
detach-
pert
Radio
trophy
for
highest
able
game
pocket
linings
for
easy
.
score.
Also
to
be
won
will
be
a
cleaning
(an
odor-ending
trick
turkey
in
a
luck
target
shoot.
In-which
meets
the
ladies'
appro-
!
structing
last
night
were
Di;
!
val),
hunting
and
skinning
Paul
and
Tommy
Boulter.
Enjoy
a
REAL
Time
This
Christmas
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