rr.nce
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
December
15,
lbiZ
Northern
Area
Quota
Reached
I
Lifting
of
the
last
eight
sets
at
,
netted
1,105
tons.
!8:50
tins
morning
brought
to
a
I
Central
sub-district
close
the
h
ning
fishing
season
q'lota
of
40.000
tons
Is
sUl
holt
i
for
reduction
purposes
in
the
:
28
000
tons
and
is
still
open
!
j
Northern
sub-distrtct
as
the4
The
chief
supervisor
of
f.,.
I
quota
of
30.000
tons
was
reached,
les
has
extended
the
herrin?
The
last
sets
brought
in
930
;
season
for
bait
purposes
only
and
tons.
Bftween
2
p.m.
yesterday
'
it
will
be
closed
when
local
bait
afternoon
and
last
night
12
sets
requirements
have
been
filled
In
This
Corner
By
DICK
AVKtS
ROUND-ROBIN
CAGE
TOURNEY
SET
FOR
DECEMBER
28,
29
Two
big
evenings
of
basketball
are
scheduled
for
December
28
and
29
when
a
ten-game
round-robin
cage
tourney
will
be
played
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Talcing
part
will
be
Senior
B
squads
Manson's.
CCC
200
Club
and
Gordon
and
Andersons.
Inter
A
s
Watt
and
Nickersons
and
a
Booth
Memorial
High
school
rep
team.
Five
games
will
be
played
each
night,
games
to
be
of
20
minutes
duration,
with
10-mlnute
halves.
Every
team
will
play
every
other
team
until
a
winner
Is
decided
and
there
will
be
individual
silver
cups
for
members
of
the
winning
squad.
Opening
game
time
for
both
nights
will
be
7:30.
p(en
Watson's
111
Curling
,
i
-
z-'
'
.
.
V
iiiiwiwi
Mnnm
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
"TAIWAN
and
THE
SHE-DEV2L"
I
IX
BAKXI-R
-
JOYCE
MACKENZIE
"AffAia
-
WITH
A
STRANGER"
JEAN
SIMMONS
-
VICTOR
MATURE
Plenty
of
New
Highs
Chalked
Up
In
a
Division
of
Mixed
League
Firsf
Show
7
p.m.
Lost
Coi.iplcte
Show
CAPITOL
U;
I
3
p.m.
I
VMOI'S
PLAYERS
THE
TRl
Plenty
of
new
highs
were
chalked
up
Thursday
in
the
(
du't
fcntrrtairiTi.enU
.
H
I
t:c.i
t
Enquire
Men's
Wear
4.
Hams
0.
Daily
News
4.
High
Gold
0.
Haroiu
s
4.
High
Green
O:
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
3.
Mlxups
1:
Bob
Parker
3
Chats
1.
Eby
&
Sons
3.
Hill
Shoe
tetore
1
Standings:
A
Leagu
Fashion
Footwear
and
Keadpluuers
tied
lor
(list
piace
iln
7
points;
Orphans.
Shenums,
Northern
Ciiass.
Whiilen
Lui
l.y
Windy
"6"
and
-
Sha:nrocK!
tud
I
,t
second
with
4;
Fowlle
&
Rutlie
ai:J
Hl-Jackers
tied
lor
fourth
with
:t;
Canada
Life
and
Pushovers
in
fifth
place
with
2
each
B
Leaitue
ha.old
s
ttrt
wuh
8
Mixed
Five-Pin
bowling
league
I
with
Fashion
Footwear,
current-I
ly
tied
for
the
lead
of
A
division
of
the
league
with
Headpinners.
I
Fashion
rolled
a
new
high
team
i
high
single
of
1443
and
a
new
;
high
team
high
three
of
3962.
i
Peggy
Thompson
of
Fashion
1
Footwear
rolled
ladies'
high
(three
of
the
night
with
a
832.
Ladies'
high
single
was
scored
by
i
Bessie
Davis
of
Northern
Glass
I
with
333.
For
the
men
Armando
j
Da
Re
of
Fashion
Footwear
took
men's
high
single
with
312
and
.".1
-4
-t
'.
points:
buy
dt
Sous
and
Thorn
Sheet
tied
for
second
with
0
t
CjUtres
and
Daily
News
tied
tttntltnliWtt
with
5;
hanis
Hub
Shoes.
"GIMME
THE
OTHtR
TURN!"
his
and
Joe
Ward's
appreciation
to
Louis
Knutson
who
helped
out
with
the
cars
in
which
G.
A.
.Mayers
and
Jack
Truskins
drove
Rupert's
boxers
over
to
Terrace
Saturday
.
.
.
Fred
Jones,
Civic
Centre
general
sec
was
wondering
last
night
if
the
folks
who
rent
towels
and
then
take
them
home
to
launder
them,
realized
that
the
Centre
would
appreciate
it
if
they'd
just
leave
tnem
at
the
Centre
where
there
is
an
arrangement
to
have
them
cleaned.
Right
now
the
Centre
is
short
about
100
towels
.
.
.
Glen
Carlson
who
has
at
the
moment
played
as
many
games
as
the
Senior
B
leaeue's
top
sharpshooter
Kay
Spring
is
one
point
behind
the
Omega
point-coilec-tor
with
75
points
.
.
.
Ray
incidentally
rejoined
the
ranks
of
ref'Tf-es
Saturday
night
as
did
Mel
liussey.
Mel
getting
back
into
the
game
after
our
or
five
years
found
that
the
odd
rule
had
been
chanted
since
he
last
played
.
.
.
Challengers,
the
city's
rep
basketball
team
goes
north
early
in
the
new
year.
Under
the
guidance
of
Manson's
Omega's
coach
Kill
McChesney
they:
will
pl-iy
in
Ketchikan
January
:
5.
in
Metlukatla
January
6
and
again
in
Ketchikan
January
7
;
...
It
was
a
happy
Nelson
Broth-
1
ers
squad
Saturday
night
after:
they
climbed
out
of
the
Inter
B
league
cellar
by
edging
the
for-
:
merly
unbeaten
Manson's
.
.
.
;
Hope
the
trirk
knee
of
Watts
&
!
Nickerson's
Bob
Smith
doesn't
:
keep
him
out
of
basketball.
Would
have
sworn
It
was
out
of
.
joint
after
he
took
a
spill
Sat-
j
urday
night,
but
he
said
not.
Must
be
a
roving
knee
cap
.
.
.
Tonight
Sunrise
has
a
go
at
the
Inter
B
leaders
and
Watts
and
Nickerson
seek
their
first
win
'
of
the
season
against
North
Star
in
the
Int'jr
A
loon.
In
the
Senior
B
circuit
CCC
are
trying
to
Refefeeing
came
in
for
considerable
criticism
Saturday
night
at
the
lour-game
basketball
card
mainly
during
the
Inter
A
game
and
the
final
between
Terrace
and
Watts
and
Nickerson.
Messrs
Dob
Hart
and
Jack
Evans
ere
particularly
loud
in
their
complaints
but
neither
looked
quite
as
anguished
as
the
lad
coaching
the
Terrace
crew.
Whether
or
not
they
use
rules
in
Terrace,
we
don't
know,
but
we
do-
know
that
after,
the
half,
when
Fred
Caldcrone
had
unsuccessfully
tried
to
find
senior
r"feres
to
keep
Terrace
happy,
that
the
refereeing
tightened
up
and
Terrace
still
got
nicked
for
more
fouls.
As
for
Donald
and
John,
they'll
have
to
convince
us
that
it
isn't
part
of
an
act.
If
the
refs
let
the
boys
play
wide
anen.
"it's
a
rugby
game."
If
the
arbiters
tighten
up,
"they're
whistle
happy."
In
any
case,
what's
their
beef?
Poth
North
Star
and
Frascr
and
Payne
collected
12
fouls
apiece.
Where's
the
discrimination?
And
from
where
are
these
hotshot
referees
they
seek
going
to
come?
However,
all
iokine
aside,
the
cage
moguls,
the
Prince
Rupert
basketball
commission
that
is,
announced
Saturday
niijht.
and
we
quote
"that
there
have
been
continual
complaints
about
the
refereeing
of
Inter
A
games,
and
because
of
this
the
referees
will
tighten
up
on
the
Inter
A
games
tn
future.
The
rules
will
be
followed
to
the,
letter
and
they
will
vilv
not
only
to
those
players
on
the
floor
but
those
on
the
bench."
Unquote.
Keglers
who
feel
that
thev're
doing
pretty
well
with
reasonably
good
eyesight
should
cast
their
optics
over
this
morsel
of
news
.
.
.
Vancouver's
blind
bowlers
successfully
defended
fivMr
a
Parsed
tied
for
fourth
with
ureen
in
nrto
place
wllrt
J.
Hi,!
Gold.
Chat
and
Mlxups
aixui
1
point
each.
George
Shenton
of
Shenton's
took
men's
high
triple
with
806
In
B
league
Janet
Wong
of
High
Green
set
a
new
ladies'
high
single
with
297
and
D.
Hill
of
Hams
set
a
new
men's
high
single
game
when
he
rolled
328.
Ladies'
high
three
was
rolled
by
Betty
Hyndman
of
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
with
667
and
men's
high
f
.y
mil
m
nmnpi
urn
ii!
layfsnn
..w
I
'
r
K
.',
t-..--
.....
iuespec.ve
or
wnere
his
skip
Is
holding
the
broom.
Tierefore
If
the
broom
he
is
aiming
at
is
on
the
left
side
of
the
centre
line
i
i.e.,
the
player's
left
'
or
the
skip
s
right
i.
he
must
hook
his
rock
out
at
the
broom.
Or)
this
particular
sheet
of
ice
the
In-turn
take-out
wa
seemingly
easier
because
the
stone
did
not
draw
too
much
with
hitting
weight.
After
watching
these
young
"riders"
hook
their
in-turns
during
the
first
end,
we
placed
nothing
but
out-turn
draws
on
that
side
of
the
sheet
for
their
target
practice.
.
These
draws
were
placed
temptingly
close
to
the
four-foot
ring
and
any
time
they
missed,
other
triple
was
chalked
up
by
Bob
I
Harmer
of
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
j
with
714.
Esquire's
Men's
Wear
had
1106
for
team
high
single
and
3219
for
team
high
three.
Results:
Today
end
Wednesday
Try
.mil
f
.
t
Mi
"
7:
and
9:.'0
"Lady
Say
No"
8:?j
TOTEM
.'.
famous
Players
Theatre
i.KK.i
t:
Headpinners
4.
Fowlle
Ruttle
0:
Fashion
Footwear
S.
Shenton's
1:
Whalen's
Lucky
Six
3.
Northern
0!a&
1:
Windy
"S"
3.
Canada
Life
1:
Orphans
1.
Shamrocks
3:
HI-
counters
were
drawn
unosten-:
jacer
3,
Pushovers
2.
ix
i
i.a
ri
t
:'-ti,i.i'i,tt..
.
Curling
Results
tatiously
to
the
twelve-foot
circle
!
on
the
other
side
of
the
house,
;
where
they
didn't
attract
too
;
much
interest
until
just
before
j
the
points
were
chalked
up.
j
Only
10
Days
77
Xmas
4
WAYS
TO
BUY
AT
MANSON'S
JEWELLERS
western
Canada
chamoionshio
even
up
their
wins
to
their
four
Article
So.
11
Have
you
ever
had
an
impulse
to
yell
at
your
skip.
"Gimme
the
other
turn?"
Probably
you
almost
choked,
trying
to
swallow
your
disappointment
as
you
got
;
set
for
your
swing.
More
than
;
likely
your
chagrin
didn't
help
;
your
shot
any,
either.
If
you
are
the
fellow
who
has
a
distinct
preference
for
one
turn
or
an-
other,
be
careful
not
to
talk
in
vour
sleep,
because
if
the
skip
you
play
against
next
game
is
m-irt
about
it.
he'll
give
you
such
a
dose
of
turns
you
don't
like
that
you'll
feel
like
breaking
,
your
broom
over
your
knees
and
resigning
from
the
club.
;
If
you
have
a
weakness
for
one
turn,
or
a
preference
for
an
in-turn
or
one
side
of
the
ice
and
an
out-turn
down
the
middle,
you
may
not
show
it
but
you
are
thinking
like
a
spoiled
child.
If
you
have
a
preference,
then
you
have
a
weakness,
and
the
stronger
your
phobia,
the
greater
your
ineffectiveness
as
a
player.!
What's
the
matter
with
facing
the
problem,
and
if
you
fear
an
out-turn
take-out,
practice
it
and
play
it
until
you
prefer
It-to
an
in-turn.
.
When
that
eventful
moment
arrives,
reverse
your
tactics.
'
A
good
skip
watches
every
de-,
livery
of
the
players
of
the
op-1
posing
team,
noticing
weaknesses
in
accuracy
for
both
turns.
He
plays
to
take
advantage
of
those
imperfections
in
plannning
his
own
strategy
and
building
up
an
end.
Not
too
many
years
ago,
I
recall
playing
against
a
young
rink
in
a
bonspiel,
three
members
of
which
rode
the
broom
during
de-li.fir
to
help
maintain
balance
during
the
slide.
With
.such
a
delivery,
the
player
almost
inevitably
delivers
his
stone
from
the
right
side
of
the
centre
line
last
weekend.
The
six-man
Van
lilssan
A
"THE
STORE
OF
FRIENDLY
CREDIT"
Results
In
laM
night's
Columbia
Cellulose
competition
of
the
ladles'
curling
cl'jb
are
as
follows:
7
p.m.
Ramsay
14,
WUlsoo
5:
fx
human
8,
Turner
ft:
Shier
i,
Mc-Leod
13.
,
9.
p.m.
Bateman
8,
McBroonV
9:
Crossley
14,
McKenzie
6:
Johnson
15.
Andersen
0.
Draws
for
Wednesday
afternoon:
Partridge
vs.
Wllklns;
Thorn
vs.
Wakley;
Hamilton
vs.
Lewis.
losses.
Pop
Pay.
Pulp
Miller
coach
was
hard
at
it
last
night
takin?
off
the
poundage
as
he
worked
with
his
charges.
Queried
as
to
whether
he'll
be
playing
tonight,
he
said
he's
still
seeking
a
uniform
that
will
fit
his
massive
but
still
ajhletlc
frame.
Use
Our
CASH
Charge
It
Budfjer
Plan
I
Loyawoy
:
Plan
Next
article
...
i
"Interne
the
Out-turn'?
!
Lorraine
Hurley
Double
Winner
I
Lorraine
Hurley
captured
double
honors
Friday
when
she
rolled
ladies
high
single
of
253
and
ladies
high
three
of
602
in
t
Results
of
CNRA
Curling
club
p'lay
Sunday
were:
McAra
10,
Cameron
&;
Dunbar
9.
Kirnbauer
8:
Ink-iter
14.
Barton
8,
Dennis
ft.
Mitchell
J;
Buchanan
11,
McDowell
4
NHL
LEADERS
WHERE
THERE'S
SMOKE
there
may
be
monkey
business
backstage
at
the
Medrano
,
Circus
In
Paris.
France.
The
;
simian
cigarette
fiend
is
Mar-
j
quls,
star
of
the
show
featur-
j
Ing
a
troupe
of
trained
mon-
;
keys.
Mixed
Ten-Pin
League
Men's
blirh
single
and
hleh
tlire",
Bob
Ruddst
hBm
318
and
577
Women's
high
single,
;Bev
Matson
1B4;
.women's
high
thrif.
Dot
Mur-.iftall
468
'
I
couver
team
racked
up
2.764
points
to
second-place
Regina's
2.1.
.
Prince
Rupert's
B.C.
champs,
not
even
billed
as
such
in
Ter-
race
I
Bill
Morrison
and
Andy
t
Marshall
mav
get
the
oppor-'
tunity
to
fight
on
a
reasonably
(rood
mitt
card
and
in
sure-fire
good
company
in
the
near
future.
Joe
Ward,
the
boy's
trainer
and
adviser
tells
us
that
Frlnce
George
wants
the
two
local
leather-pushers
to
fight
on
a
card
the
main
attraction
of
which
will
be
Dado
Marino
tangling
with
Hooker
Hawkins.
Marino
Is
former
fly-weight
champ-Ion
of
the
world.
TOST
SCRIPTS
Martin
Saun-itrt
was
in
yesterday
to
express
II
----"lit
the
Local
708
Five-Pin
bowling
league.
D.
Wicks
chalked
up
men's
high
single
with
298
and
;
W.
Gardiner
rolled
612
to
take
i
Pts
40
38
M
29
0
15
w
Montreal
...
19
Dftroit
....
16
Toronto
15
Boston
...
12
New
York
...
7
Chicago
5
Last
Night's
Fights
:,.
Brooklyn
Floyd
Patterson,
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
,
Phone
950
'
(KVlINO
P'.f'KINO
STORAGE
Ursl
Avenue
and
MrBrlde
Street
mens
high
three.
Atoms
took
both
team
high
single
and
high
three
with
scores
of
925
and
2622.
1
167'4,
Brooklyn,
stopped
Dick
Wagner,
177
Toppenlsh,
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Timbertlcks
1:
REMEM3ER
WHEN
Montreal
Candiens
beat
New
York
Americans
3-1
in
the
first
professional
hockey
game
played
at
Madison
Square
Garden,
New
York,
28
years
ago
today.
took
over
undisputed
first
place
187,
Englewood,
N.Y.,
stopped,
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Results:
,
it
Mi
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Four
Aces
3,
Dominoes
1.
wnn
a
points,
aecona
are
iiger
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oncaiu,
mg,
ncwais,
Cats
with
26;
and
tied
for
third
N.J.
8.
A-
Manchester,
England
Robert
Cohen,
117,,
France,
outpointed
Jake
Tuli,
115,
South
Africa,
10.
Sydney,
Australia
Marshall
Clayton,
1472,
United
States,
outpointed
Pran
Mikus,
147
Va.
Australia,
12,
are
Woodbutchers
and
Atoms
with
21
each.
In
fourth
place
are
Shearpins
with
20,
followed
by
Powerhouse
and
Maniacs
tied
for
fifth
with
19.
In
sixth
spot
are
Boom
Cats
with
18;
seventh,
Sparks
with
13;
eighth,
Gremlins
with
12;
ninth,
Handicaps
with
II:
and
tenth.
Digesters
with
10.
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