.
i
Ju,
f
i
ii
iCc
rscict
I
Ouiiy
iNct-iuraduy.
Marcn
3U,
UM
tilers
lose
ButH
Navy
Lightweight
Lewis
May
Provide
Best
Bout
II
VICTORIA
(r
The
Vie
Van
,h?y
beat
I
lsie
Kins
'reign
as
British
Cn.
lumhla
senior
A
women's
banket-:
DnnZf
"W
N
THIS
txm
cnampionu.
nut
the
tptm
1
.
mm,
...
...a
it,..
Inir
thp
lads
he
trains
bet-
ter
than
their
own
mothers.!
ALorn
Mnr
meant
every
word
of
it.
8o
mucn
1
MIUCHII
W
Willi
inthfbfa;.
for
Lotbowskl
who
beat
Lewis
CORNER
DICK
AYIIES
.
""""
W
i
n
the
J
Cage
Semis
who
fights
Place.
Marshall,
who
contrary
to
I
,h(
Be.
USy
J.K..V)
Two
thing.s
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
has
are
optimism
and
laith.
According
to
a
note
sent
to
HMCS
Chatham
from
Walter
Brown,
sports
officer
of
HMCS
Naden
at
Esquimau,
it
Isn't
Trent
Ketcheson,
Canadian
middleweight
champ
who
will
:
Asswiatio,i
4
RAVMONI1
Alto
h,
a
I
DM.,.
".
Since
nearly
two
weeks
have
passed
and
we've
had
only
,
.
H
'
cu
!
"'"iniuti
Chamn
by
playing-coach
Elmer
Speldel,
"On
in
tavo.
.7'
previous
report,
has
fought
20
lime.s.
lost
only
tour
and
won
Vi
by
knockouts,
was
down
working
out
hard
last
night
along
with
Bill
Morrison.
Maurice
Albernl
Athletics
qualified
Mon-i'hamm
day
night
for
the
Western
Senior1
Eiler?
vii.
turn
in
the
fight
of
the
nigh
Mens
nasKeioau
nnai
by
de-,
a
Manitoh,
Z
fentlng
Huvinond
Union
Ji,b
J
a
.
i
i
The
navy
pins
its
hopes
on
an'
Hisnop,
riace
aim
nm
raipy.
7-6l)
to
win
the
best-nf-th
1
Donsi
ordimu
v
seaman
named
Nelson
;
Botn
Anny
aim
moiiimui
imu
u
ruggeu
sparring
.win
ui
uir
;.,!,,.
,riM
,
tw
,
Lewis
who
Ls
matched
againrt
Chuck
Place.
Prince
Rupert's
co.iclu.slon
of
last
night's
work-;
,,,-
Th
Hrlti,h
rnll
r,'1.
hammer-handed
lightweight.
Lewis,
who
hails
from
Middie-
out-
i
champions
won
the
first
game
Bishop,
an
experienced
fight
-rl
Saturday
night
97-73.
in
the
army,
is
taking
the
op-
j
The
Athletics
now
meet
Wln-
tc.n.
Nova
Spotlit
tips
the
sca;es
at
142
pounds
and
Is
described
bv
his
snorts
officer
as
a
"very
portunity
baturday
night
01
i
pj,,,.,,
Kiulin
for
tt:e
western
I
first
game
Is
sched-1
Winnipeg
Thursday
title.
The
tiled
for
iil-.ht.
!
promising
fiejiter."
He
has
had
!
If!
Ihhts
and
has
lost
only
one,
ihuwlng
his
stuff
to
the
local
citizenry
when
he
meets
a
wiry
navy
lad
by
the
name
of
Bill
Walts.
An
Edmonton
boy.
Watts
Is
a
tough
boy
who
can
take
a
lot
of
punishment
and
dish
U
out
at
the
same
time.
He
weighs
The
Alberta
champs
fought
hard
and
held
a
slight
lead
at
tunes.
But
the
deciding
factor
that
defeat
being
at
the
hani.s
or
Lothnr
Lotbowskl
of
Prince
George,
present
BC.
champion.
In
navy
circles
Lewis
won
Itv:
Inter-Divislonul
(
liampionshli)
a
mtmtm.-&Mi
f
J
IF'
"'
I
pounds.
Bishop
U
exacted!
1(10
to
scale
about,
158
or
161).
positions.
He
was
Albernl'a
top
scorer
with
30
points.
in
Co::''
.illis,
u"iin.;t
sune
cx-1
tremei'
tough
r.'iposition.
j
Sports
oflicer
Brown
com-
Billy
Tsuchiya.
absent
last
night
from
his
regular
workout
alter
having
a
boil
lanced,
Ls
not
!
p'.etes
his
description
ol
Lewis
THIS
PHOTO
shows
the
precise
technique
of
New
Zealand's
Olympic
champion
and
record
holder
Yvette
Williapis
in
the
broad
jump.
The
picture
was
taken
at
Auckland
during
a
championship.
Yvette
who
recently
established
a
women's
broad
jump
record
of
20
feet
T'2
inches,
will
be
a
leading1
New
Zealand
competitor
at
the
British
Empire
Games
at
"Vancouver
this
summer.
by
saying
that
the
sailor
may
j
expected
to
let
the
matter
bo-1
make
"his
tight
the
bout
of
the'
ther
him.
He
takes
on
a
colored
I
n
evening.''
NO!'
w
01;
Kill)
lad.
Ordinary
Seaman
Art
Ityun
1
from
Halifax.
,
'
j
Also
fighting
on
tlie
card
will
(
I
be
Bill
Saunder,
85
pounds,
and
j
i
Art
Turcotte,
130
pounds,
who
I
are
slated
to
fight
two
Terrace
;
If
You're
MED
ALL
THE
TIME
Efcrybodjr
gets
a
bit
run-down
now
ami
then,
tire
l-ul,
hetvy-heidrd,
ami
nayW
bathtrtd
by
backache.
Pcrhapa
Milling
artMialj
wrang,
juat
a
tenantry
task
cwxiitian
fiuted
by
atceu
acids
and
wastes.
TWa
the
time
la
taW
Daddi
Kidney
PilU.
Mill
stimulate
the
kidneys,
and
m
beta
restart
their
nar
mal
action
at
remating
escesa
acids
and
wattes.
Then
yau
I
eel
better,
slaefi
better,
wark
better.
Get
Dedd's
Kidrny
Puis
new.
Lack
far
tha
blue
bat
with
the
red
band
at
-ail
druggists.
Yeu
can
depend
an
Oadd'a.
52
Tireless
New
York
Negro
Flattens
Dan
Bucceroni
I
scrappers.
'
According
to
F.Iks
l.oclRe
offi
65
All
of
which
isn't
-
phasi
c
Chuck
Place
and
trainer
Joe
Ward.
Lewis'
having
been
beaten
by
Lotbowskl
sheds
a
clear
light
on
the
matter.
Lotbowski
is
tho
gent
who
ignobly
assailed
the
li'ihter
Bill
Tsuchlya
over
at
Burns
Lake
by
smiting
him
on
1
he
temple
with
his
elbow,
a
tactic
frowned
upon
In
the
better
circles
but
nevertheless
sufficient
to
render
young
Tsuchlya
hors
de
combat
for
that
evening.
Lotbowskl,
looking
for
fresli
cials
who
are
staging
the
fight
card
to
help
send
Marshall
to
the
British
Empire
games,
tickets
for
Saturday
night's
don-neybrook
are
going
like
hot
cakes
and
those
fans
seeking
ring-side
seats
had
better
Ret
them
soon.
in
1:58
of
the
sixth
round
at
Lustern
Parkway
Arena.
Referee
Al
Berl
halted
the
massacre
as
the
lanky,
Philadelphia!!,
who
had
been
favored
2
f
NEW
YORK
if
A
national
unknown
until
two
months
ago.
Tommy
Hurricane
Jackson
today
sought
a
shot
at
heavy-
j
weight
champion
Rocky
llar-ciano
ahd
dared
any
other
le.id-
!
in
1
contender
to
fight
him.
to
1,
reeled
around
the
ring
with
;
J""'s
10
conquer
sougni
our,
joj
his
riuhr
ev.
almost
shut
audi
Ward
to
ask
him
If
Prince
Ru-
'
a
drop
of
rain,
by
Prince
Rupert
standards,
it,
can
be
safely
assumed
that
spring
is
here.
With
the
sap
running
madly
through
the
trees,
buds
looking
for
a
place
to
pop
and,
out
of
the
wind,
some
slight
warmth
to
be
felt
in
the
sunshine,
the
sports
world
begins
to
take
on
a
different
complexion.
With
the
fight
eard
next
Saturday
night
and
the
final
"cage
series
slated
for
April
9
and
II),
a
few
more
Sundays
of
badminton
and
finals
for
curling
club
trophies
to
be
concluded
soon
wc
may
consider
that
indoor
sports
are
nearly
over
toi
'
;
nother
season.
All
over
town
you
can
sec
youngsters
down
in
the
dirt
battling
lor
the
biggest
marble
collections.
On
the
schoc'
plnygrouprN
and
at
Oyro
park
the
Little
I.p?gmrs.
th
sr-nirr
baseball
players
and
the
hijrh
school
girls
are
limbering;
up
muscles,
getting
back
into
the
baseball
swing.
At
Port
I
ilw.ud
they've
been
poing
great
guns
on
the
incompleted
school
yard
1
Hint
will
be
part
of
the
new
Port
Edward
elementary
school.
The
kids
there
were
playing
until
dusk
Sunday.
Out
for
a
week
now
has
been
Gordon
and
Anderson
pitcher
-
Freddy
Christenscn
loosening
up
his
left
flipper,
aided
and
-abetted
by
Jimmy
Flcwin
and
Itnlpli
Fnridge.
Still
unknown
is
-the
baseball
future
of
young
Gordy
Cameron,
stalwart
workhorse
of
Commercial
Hotel
last
year,
who
lost
a
portion
of
his
finger
in
an
accident
in
the
CCC
lab.
If
we
have
judged
uordy
aright,
.wc
figure
he
might
be
out
of
pitching
duties
for
some
time
but
it's
our
guess
that
as
soon
as
his
hand
has
healed
he'll
be
back
playing
ball.
He's
not
the
type
to
let
an
injury
get
him
clown.
Out
last
night
in
the
fading
sunlight
were
Sheila
Hicks
and
her
lio-.Mc-lli
K.iinhinls,
this
time
on
the
softball
diamond.
Sheila
figures
that
with
all
her
high
school
talent
she
.should
be
able
to
organize
a
lively
girls'
softball
loop
along
jwith
other
city
girls
who
might
have
or
want
to
form
another
tfaim
If
she
in;
kes
as
much
progress
with
her
softball
team,
as
;ie
did
Willi
her
basketball
squad,
the
majority
of
whom
were
first
year
players,
then
some
of
the
softball
fixtures
this
summer
should
be
worth
watching.
About
ISO
husbands
have
discovered
for
the
first
time,
or
again,
what
it's
like
not
to
have
the
"better-half
around
the
hou.ie
at
all
times.
A
couple
of
nights
a
week
curling
is
one
thing
but
a
bonspiel
is
another,
and
what
with
being
tired
from
curling
and
trying
to
keep
up
with
housework
the
pals
have
put
in
a
wearying
sessmH
since
last
Friday.
We
must
say
however,
that
the
girls
have
turned
in
some
pretty
sharp
curling.
'Although
they'd
he
the
last
to
admit
it,
the
men
with
their
noses
pressed
e
gainst
the
club
room
glass
or
sitting
slowly
freezing
inside
the
rink
have
remarked
several
times
during
the
last
few
days
That's
a
mighty
line
rock."
Got
a
kick
out
of
Hon
Allen,
commenting
on
the
men's
clam
chowder
they've
been
di-'hing
up.
"liny
thra's
wonderful
stutf.
Smells
as
good
as
it
did
three,
days
mo
when
we
made
it."
Hats
off
too.
to
the
gallant
little
gals
from
Bo-Me-Hi
who
have
been
playing
so
well
for
Mri.
Jack
Webster.
They
leaped
-
,mte
fret
in
the
air
after
midnight
last
night
when
their
skip
ended
the
gam
.by
taking
out
the
shot
rock
and,
laying
shot
to
break
up
an
extra
ender
against
Pat
lYtrcnv
s
rink
in
the
Bill
Stone
consolation
trophy
competition.
TOST
SCRIPTS
Question
of
the
week:
How
long
are
Hill
Morrison's
legs
going
to
hold
Up
if
105-pound
Doug
Kerr
gets
on
--his
bicycle
Saturday
night?
Kerr,
present
holder
of
the
Vancouver
IslandJieavywcight
championship
has
only
fought
in
two
tournaments
and
like
Morrison
lost
out
at
the
Golden
Gloves.
Cut
it's
our
contention
that
to
hit
a
man
you've
got
to
catch
iim
.
.
.
One
man
who
won't
want
to
see
the
inside
of
the
curling
!ub
house
for
.awhile
after
the
ladies'
bonspiel-will
be
Fred
.
-Won.
To
him
it
must
seem
as
if
he's
lived
there
since
March
1ft
.
.
.
Parks
.board
chairman
Pat
Forma
n,
advised
the
Senior
'.
ia.seball
associr-.tion
Sunday,
net
to
ask
for
too
much
in
the
way
of
renovation
at
Roosevelt
Park.
If
all
goes
well
in
1054,
said
Pat,
the
Seniors
may
be
playing
ball
down
at
the
most
centrally-located
Alsoma
Park
in
1955.
It
was
also
hinted
that
if
sufficient'
support
for
soccer
isn't
forthcoming
at
tonight's
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
association
set
for
Annunciation
school
at
8
p.m.
the
baseball
players
may
have
more
playing
and
practice
time
at
Roosevelt
Park.
pert
had
any
boxers
who
would
wilh
blood
ooing
from
a
cue
The
tireless,
non-stop-punch
Tickets
are
on
sale
at
Esquire
Men's
Wear.
Art
Murray'3
Men's
Wear.
Grotto
'Clgnr
Store
and
the
Civic
eCntre
where
the
series
of
high-class
br.'Wls
ere
scheduled
to
take
place.
There
will
be
a
doctor
in
the
house
for
those
persons
with
weak
hearts.
'J-vi-ir-iiifl
N,.,
Vnrk
Np
.1,1
over
it
The
10:!-noimd
Biicre.-.
1
oblige
him.
Said
Jje:
"Why
cer
Before
you
buy...
Be
sure
to
jee
tainly,
we
have
a
young
cnap
down
there
named
Chuck.
Place
who
will
eat
you
alive."
And
J
ie
became
an
outstanding
challenger
Monday
night
by
stopping
cangeroin
Dan
Bucceroni.
third-iv
nking
heavyweight
contender,
oni,
stopped
for
the
second
time
in
his
career,
never
loll,
but
ho
uu
close
to
exhaustion
wIiim
Berl
intervened.
Bucceroni
punched
himself
out
cgainst
the
relentless
101
U-potind
Jackson,
who
kept
coming
wi'hout
regard
lor
Dan's
vaunt-
LAST
NIGHT'S
FIGHTS
Uy
Tbe
Associated
Press
Brooklyn
Tommy
Jackson,
191
'2.
New
York,
stopped
Dan
QUDOT
Alberta
Semis
LoomsForWHL
id
wallop.
The
punch
that
tin.li
Bucceroni.
102,
Philadelphia,
fl.
flattened
30
of
Buccy's
previous
!!)
opponents
in
4li
wins,
meant
MUliing
to
the
unovthohox,
superbly
conditioned
Jackson.
St.
Paul
Del
Flanagan,
150.'
4.
St.
Paul,
stopped
Billy
Plnkus,
147'2,
Winnipeg,
9.
Milwaukee
Kmle
Durandri,
lfiO'.i,
Bayonne,
N.,
stopped
Ted
Olla,
162V4.
Milwaukee.
8.
Sydney,
Australia
Jimmy
Carruthers.
119'j,
Australia,
de-ci.sioned
Bobby
Sinn,
118;,4.
The
Refrigerator
Sensation
A'i
ull-Alberta
Kcmi-fiiial
e'--ies
loomed
On
the
Western
Hoc-Le.',ae
piayotf
horizon
to-
'jday.
Cavarretta
Out
.'
slv.lt
Tevcnge
against
'
the
club
AS
V.UDS
fVentOr
GnRnnNUNnFi
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
lt
TAKE
OCT
OKIll
ltS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
.
DALLAS.
Tex.
UP
Phil
Cav-
Australia,
12.
non-title,
arietta
was
relieved
as
manager
i
""'.voke.
Mass-Bobby
Cour-'
of
Chicago
Cubs
Monday
night
!
chesne,
129.
Chir
opce,
Mass.,
de-
.
that
cost
Ihem
the
league
lcatl-i
r.sliip
during
the
regular
sea-.son,
whipped
Victoria
Cougars
'
5-2
in
the
B.C.
capital
Mondc.y
"
:.',.Vif
tn
tcikn
1-1
IfMiH
in
rinn
land
was
reolaced
bv
Stan
Hack,
cisioncn
in,
niuuc,
rim
4
w
w
M
niii
but
Phone
46
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ioimcr
uim.'
siar
,.jw
uiauaging
;l
.nf-i;fv(ipi
nitn
rtpr-f
in
ri
J
ser-I
of
the
Pacific
Coast
'.t
i
l-'fttnrilitnn'tf
niiwnpfnl
Flvp.'s
,
J
tl.gC.
i
you'll
need
to
l.noir
your
adelphla.
10.
Fioviilence,
R.I.
Jackie
Blair,
1
33
1
Los
Angeles,
stopped
Guillermo
Roberts,
13234,
Havana,
8.
Butte,
M;:,t
Ramon
Tlscar-
eno,
147.
Los
Angeles,
tlerlsloned
Knierson
Butcher,
KS,
Chlcagii,
10.
(uelcc
Don
Webber,
121,
Koanoke,
Va.,
d.
?i.;loned
Fernando
Uagnon,
118'
,
Quebec,
10.
CFFCCIIVt
AfttlL
1.1,
1954
i"!!7ol3Ck
a
3-1
Scries
lead
in
the
1
LeR"c.
I
other
qiuuler
linal
bracket
by:
Wid
Matthews,
director
of
downing
Saskatoon
Quakers
3
0
playing
personnel
ol
the
Chicago
in
L';!munton.
'
organisation,
said
Cavarretta,
Tlie
four
clubs
are
battling
for'
37,
was
not
fired
but
had
been
the
light
to
meet
either
Vaneou-
!
asked
to
change
places
with
vt-r
Canucks,
regular
season
Hack
and
refused.
leaders,
or
New
Westminster
i
-
-
HoyaLs
in
the
finals.
Vancouver,
tMEMBER
WHEN
mci
nncvni
nATC
i:iu
ru.iiu
ii
mi
Li
ST
CLASS
LETTER
MAIL
(Inimkstic)
1
i
ninv
leatu
tne
cest-oi-;unt
'in.-
j
i
:i:a!
2-1
in
game.'
!
Tiie
Cowboys
spoiled
Cougars
;
a
lirst
period
goal
by
Doug
Anderson,
then
ran
in
lour
fast
replies
in
the
second
and
split
a
Bill
Cook,
right-winger
of
:
New
York
Rangers,
topped
the
NHL
season
scoring
parade
with
j
37
points
including
33
goals.
27
I
years
ago
today.
Dick
Irvin.
1
then
Dlavine
for
Chicago,
was
of
of
third
third
period
period
markc-
markc;.
;.
pair
i
-
hohiri
,4
Calgary
marksmen
were
Bllli',
.
.
nn
,
n0
,st.
Tho
honl
Delivery
............
iiftrfrt'
i
.
jr
rah
uthmt
ClMilt
."
t
S,-orio'-
I'o.l.anl,
Canmla
and
ahroul
4c
llmiiieiM
Reply
Cards
,.
If
Huoirieu
lteply
Knvelopet
r
or
i"f
J,
mi
HflHfirti
Pninlf
in
Canada,
Ilfint
up
to
ami
invluilinn
&
'
:
ir,
if
delivery
ran
llierMi;
1
exp'dil'-J.
,
All!
I'ACKIXS
VIITIIIN
C4.NAIK
I
-I
CIumi
Iiems
exceedinn
8
nuni
rn
Kill
le
rarrieil
liy
air
Hlien
ireiaid
7
f
fir
i
J,
mrb
Wi
Marpoles
Win
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Vancouver
Marpolc
pulled
away
In
the
final
quarter
here
Monday
night
to
down
Cardston
high
school
74-59
in
the
opening
game
of
a
besl-of-flve
series
for
the
eastern
Canadian
Junior
boys'
basketball
championship.
Howie
Morenz
of
Canadiens
took
third
on
25
goals,
seven
assists.
i
Shvetz,
Sid
Finney,
Pat
Lunr!y,
:
':x
Oi-rkenhnsh
and
Rav
Barry.
Walt
Clune
tallied
the
Local
Sportsmen
Favor
End
J
1C1A
OlA
WillL
Ul
miiULICill
Mill
-
i
,.
iji
,
.a
t'
i
'.H
-
loons
won
tne
baa
man
title
171.
...'
Tlrtll
'
o.Vrt
fnil-l
To
Bounty
Paid'
on
Predators
n,ru
uia
,
with
133
minutes
on
the
penalty
r
'
to
rack
up
a
single
shutout
over
.
.
the
regular
season,
sent
7,500
Ed-
The
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
KEEP
THIS
ADVEStSf
Mf
NT
fOR
KHHENCt
Rod
and
Gun
club
to
attend
the
May
24
shoot
down
there
Ah:
SPECIMl
OLD
cro
i
monton
fans
home
cheering
by
!
blanking
the
Quakers
for
the
!
.second
time
In
the
series.
He
i
turned
aside
22
shots,
but
a
tight,
hard-hitting
defence
forced
Quakers
to
drill
many
of
their
!
shots
frcm
well
out.
Invited
have
been
Terra
re
a;-,!
Kemano
marksmen.
Retiring
secretary
George
R
:r-:
vik.
who
has
served
in
thsit
nnl
RockMpunl
M
Gun
club
lat
night
at
its
annual
,
meeting
went
on
record
as
favor-
i
:
ins
the
abolition
of
the
provin-
i
.
trial
government
bounty
in-wolvci
and
er.yot:.-.
,
,
The
nit-nibership
approved
a
I
!
;.
resolution
to
be
presented
at
the;
;
:
'.
,
.
B.C.
Game
Convention
Mav
20
m
it
r:t:
mi
wokkk;
T
Hrilii.li
CdlMllionweallll.
U.S.,
Mexico
ami
oilier
countriri
of
IVortli
anil
Soulli
,
America,
I
ranre
and
Kpain
t
(
ft
"
,
,3,-mW.ri.tto
To
all
oilier
rounlrie
I
;
fo(
M
.
i,
"mi
Tins
adVerturment
is
not
r',Ui'l.cd
or
displayed
by
trie
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbi
for
the
last
five
years
plus
two
years
on
the
executive
was
presented
with
a
reel
as
a
token
of
I
the
club's
appreciation
or
his
untiring
efforts.
The
executive
was
empowered
;
to
name
a
delegate
who
will
at
Saskatoon
Leads
Cage
Series
I
SASKATOON
(CP)
Saskatoon
A
I
It
M
Wl.
roiUIGN
To
U.S.,
Iliiuuii
und
Ala-La
to
29.
that
the
bounty
paid
on
both
these
predators
be
removed
and
the
money
thus
saved
be
used
to
buy
poison.
It
was
felt
that
a
considerable
saving
would
It
mrli
10
HI
Oiilnil
&
Sou
I
li
Ameriea
anil
Went
Imliea
Great
llriluin
and
Kurnfie
Afrira.
Aia
and
(Irrania
25r4
""
r
be
made
by
the
government
and
)
"
that
by
means
of
the
poisone-;
,
bait
method
even
more
wolvs
p
and
coyotes
would
be
destroyed.
ii?
Tne
meeting
also
passed
a
--
resolution
which
stated
that
J-iince
more
law
enforcement
nf-.
'lifers,
biologists
and
scientists
"MM-w-crc
needed
every
year
to
help
WD
CLASS
MAIL
9
tend
the
Provincial
Game
convention
in
Nanai'mo
along
with
Jefr
Lambly,
Terrace
director
on
the
B.C.
Fish
and
Game
clubs
zone
council.
Bob
Armslroiv
reported
on
last
year's
sue.
.-vsfiil
steelhead
derby,
Tonin.y
Boulter
on
Wii
trapshaols:
rnfmlvrship
wliich
stands
at
171
as
rcp.'.vtcd
on
hv
E.
A.
Williams,
finance
by
N.
R.
Chrlstensen.
!
Aces
wheeled
to
a
convincing
61
J
I
41
victory
over
Winnipeg
Dom-j
inoes
in
the
opening
game
of
the
i
Dominion
senior
girls'
basket-j
ball
quarter-finals
here
Monday,
:
night.
Second
in
the
two-game
total-point
series
will
be
played
tonight.
The
winner
leaves
Wednesday
for
Calgary
and
a
best-of
-three
.scnii-rinaj.
The
linal
Is
.slated
!
for
the
West
Coast
the
following
week.
...
i
.
maileil
ly
iniliviiluuU
JffMi'
ft
Sec
Your
JTJ
preserve
game
in
British
Colum-.,,bia,
thai
the
Prince
Ruiiert
Rod
RD
CLASS
MAIL
1
CreeliiiK
cardn
(unxalod),
circular!,
etc,
(Entirely
printed)
Local
ROOFING
and
SIDING
Experts
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
Til
CLASS
MAIL
A
I'urrel
I'o.t
LIMITED
tha
r
,ut
Mail
imm
(
I
)
InmrTiciant
pottoga
an
y
Phone
909
215
First
Are.
W.
muil
poy
OOUtlE
lh
daficiancy.
---and
Gun
club
was
in
favor
of
en
il.Vlncrease
in
the
price
or
angling
-
-und
firearms
licences
provided
',Jhe
extra
money
so
gained
would
JmZie
used
specifically
for
provid-t.T,
i'ig
extra
game
personnel
.
.
A
resolution
calling
lor
a
'change
in
the
game
law
which
would
outlaw
use
of
rim
fire
am-
munition
or
rim
rifles
in
the
haunt
of
moo-e
or
deer,
was
dropped.
It
was
pointed
out
to
'
the
meeting
that
the
haunts
cf
moose
and
deer
were
also
the
haunts
of
grouse
with
which
it
Is
perfectly
legal
to
hunt
with
"-rim
lire
weapons.
Another
resolution
approved
1
asked
the
provincial
government
to
supply
a
we
or
holder
f
ir
"
fishing
and
firearm
licences
so
t-
that
they
wcwildnT-'be
so
Susceptible
to
weather
qr
wear.
Tlie
Rod
and
Gun
cTub
,
id
an
invitation
from
Kitlmat
EATON'S
Vacuum
Cleaners
from
$41.95
Fully
Guaranteed
Trade-ins
accepted
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
from
.T.
EATON
r
328
W.
Third
Ave.
Eoit.r
Cra.ling
Cord.
(un.aoUd)
p'
(2)
(iht
Rtmember
(3)
Fiona
.chadula.
covar
full
2
xMnrZ
f
Ht
advontoga
ii
to
ba
tok.n
of
th.
air
for
fintllota
Moll,
It
it
aM.ntlal
that
P'"
and
oftan
during
tha
doy.
k
Competitive
Prices
k
Instalment
Payment
Plon
it
Guaranteed
Workmanship
Large
selection
of
asphalt
shingles,
asphalt
siding,
asbestos
siding
and
shakes
to
choose
from.
4rl
bind
-
jt
,V
.
'
'
iuil
j""
-
S
Prince
Rupert
Store
CANADA
POST
OFFICE
J
.
T,.rlmll.
I'l""?
w
.
J.
"M
.P.,
fnrrmaer
Cfneral
Hon.
Alrlile
C.itr,
Q.C
54
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