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Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
Januaiy
30.
1&52
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L
SEATS
REM
Rtl
THE
INTFRNATIONAI
CIN'FMA
GUILD
OF
CANADA
pRr
ESr4
1.'
ON
THE
SPOT
Bruins
Down
Red
Wings
BOSTON
CP)
Boston
Bruins
led
all
the
ay
while
gaining
their
first
home
fame
decision
over
Detroit
Red
Win?s
3
:o
1
Tuesday
night
a:
B.is;on
Gardens.
...
The
upset
enab.ee
the
Bruir.s
to
move
into
a
Jsarth
place
tie
with
New
York
Rangers
in
the
National
Hockey
League.
OuUhooting
the
circi.it
leaders
by
a
40
to
22
margin,
the
Bruins
scored
or.ee
in
ne
firs:
ON
THE
SAME
One
More
Working
Spurt
And
Rink
Will
Be
Ready
For
Skating
and
Curling
Unless
volunteer
workers
of
the
Prince
Rupeit
Curling
Club
turn
out
in
goodly
"numbers
during
the
next
few
evening?,
the
B.
C.
Packers
will
be
ready
to
PROGRAM:
-SXOWDOMA"
-OVI
RIOOKKI)'
-HANDS
TF.I.L
THE
STORY"
MARLON
BRANDO
-TERESA
WRIGHT
l!
The
Men
u
l
i
II
Hoker
Five-foot
elven
guard
l-
cuptain
of
his
team
and
l
.solid
defence
Kun
Khodes
Six-foot
one
centre
s
the
playmaker
of
his
Uam
and
is
developing
a
food
ii
A
.-.hot
.
Kii!eM
Woods
Anotlier
six-loo;
guard
covers
a
lot
of
f
('..
ni
on
defence
and
sets
up
plays.
The
next
three
men
are
newcomers
moving
up
from
last
years
junior
squads.
All
show
I'jt-
uf
promise.
Iloug
Sankey
Five-foot
six
g-iard.
and
it
looks
like
Doug
will
una
starting
U-rth.
He's
an
excellent
bar.
hand.er
and
a
hard
worker.
IVid
Krulmanioii
Tallest
of
the
three,
is
five-foot
eleven,
plays
forward
position.
He
an
excellent
shot
with
good
timing
and
effect:
on
defence.
Danny
McAfee
Five-foot
eight
ar.d
a
half
forward
Is
the
owner
i.f
an
excellent
left
handed
shot
and
an
effective
man
on
fast
breaks.
4v
Ingram
u.ai.agcr
ar.d
looks
alter
the
details
of
the
tvam.
such
as
travelling,
statis-;i'-s
and
records.
Although
playing
positions
of
the
visitors
was
njt
available
at
pre.-s
time.
Robert
Blackwell
j
Ocean
Fails
students
are
announced
as
B
Dowling,
M.
McAllister.
T
Lafontaine.
1.
Reed,
B
Hun'er.
H
Neville.
A.
Jep-son.
3
Frew.
K
Fisher.
D.
Hun-
lAmOnt
Showinq
Only
Thurj.
ot
8:30
p.m.
period
and
twice
m
the
second
(iejVer
brine
to
the
new
nr.k
at
Seal
Cove
and
the
session.
...
,
-
.
sugar
Jim
Henrv
had
a
.shut-
club
whl
not
be
ready
i
to
receive
it,
warned
Cluo
.-o
out
going
until
Len
Kelly
count-
p
'
j
j
xefcriv
Moore
this
mornine.
ed
with
a
20-foct
shot
during
the
second
minute
of
the
final
Then
the
ciub
will
be
rosing
period.
time
in
getting
the
nnk
in
oper-
ation
and
using
the
long
await
-
-
-
et!
ice
ThiA
morr.ine
Mr.
Moore
is
Ocean
Falls
Teams
Here
With
arrival
totiay
on
the
Prince
George
of
a
full
lineup
of
Ocan
Falls
high
school
hoop-itcr,
a
strenuous
struggle
should
take
place
when
they
meet
top
irt?rnicdiate
Bo-Me-Hi
players
he:e
tonight.
The
two
game
serres
will
revive
the
old
rivarly
between
the
two
schools.
A
prominent
lineup
fur
Hi-Greens
will
face
the
visitors
under
coach
Les
Mathews.
They
are:
Rov
Webber
Six-foot
one
and
a
half,
forward.
Roy
was
last
years
high
scoring
member
of
his
team.
He
s
considered
most
usef
ul
under
the
hoop
and
comes
through
with
baskets
when
most
necd-ed.
Penio
Peneff
Five-foot
nine
forward
who
is
back
with
the
Greens
for
another
year.
What
Penio
larks
is
height
he
makes
up
for
in
hustle.
Hill
Clark
Tall
six-foot
one
and
a
half
centre
who
was
the
mainstay
of
the
Greens
last
year
Bill
is
a
good
shot
and
a
tower
of
strength
in
defence.
Jerry
Ford
Five-foot
nine
and
a
half,
guard.
Is
in
his
second
year
with
Greens
and
should
give
plenty
of
fight
for
his
team
with
his
bail-hawkhig
and
constant
hustle.
Alan
Sheppard
Six-foot
guard
is
a
steady
influence
on
the
team
and
a
handy
man
to
have
around
to
stop
opponents'
fast
breaking.
He's
good
at
two-handed
set
shots.
5
B
TOTEM
Reserved
Seat
Titkets
must
be
picked
up
before
$
pra
A
FAMOI
S
PLAVKKS
THEATKl
1
if
y'
i
r
sued
an
ureenl
appeal
to
mem
1
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
:
bers
to
turn
out
and
wind
up
he
job
of
spreading
sar.d
over
"THE
LIGHT
TOl
t
II"
TODAY'
7-9
om.
wilh
Slmar,
the
no
laici
pipe,
trimming
the
:
Great
Storevide
Specials
CLAUDETTE
COLBERT
-
Ma-
WiNALU
Tonw
7-9:00
in
"LET'S
MAKE
IT
LEGAL
Town
Cinema
Experiment
MUW
a:.u
sumgiing
u.e
uuuuuig
extension.
The
line
from
the
B.
C.
Packers
will
be
down
in
a
couple
of
days."
Mr.
Mocre
said.
"Then
there
wi.l
be
nothing
to
deiay
us
in
getting
tne
ice
made
We're
on
the
.ipjt
ourselves
now."
Mr.
Moors
says
he
needs
thirty
men
each
night
this
week
and
at
the
week-end.
Instead
there
have
only
been
about
twelve
turning
out."
BOYS'
WEAR
MEN'S
WEAR
An
innovation
in
theatre
Is
bein?
made
at
the
Totem
lei.
G
Meldrum
and
B
Davies.
To
rooi.d
out
entertainment
of
here
ith
the
Introduction
of
the
THE
"DADDY"
OF
ALL
SALES
tni
StesstT
rZJUl
.
"T
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
:
r55?
'm
!
ous
national
parks
during
195i
1
the
evening
a
special
event
wlil
;
'international
or
"town
cinema
feature
a
girls"
hoop
tussle,
when
theatre"
Idea
whereby
one
out-a
student
groups
meets
a
"town'"!
standing
picture,
including
a
team.
j
r.umoer
of
British
and
cunt:-
rur
moral
support
of
the
home
j
nental,
and
specially
selected
team,
a
drill
team
of
20
to
SOj.'hort
subjects
will
be
presented,
eiris
has
been
organized
by!
on
a
single
program
on
Thur.i-Coach
Miss
Loraine
Maynard;dy
nichU
for
the
next
ten
and
the
following
majorettes
1
weelcs.
Special
atmosphere
is
behave
been
appointed:
Misses;
In?
provided
tn
connection
with
iv.arqarct
Gi-ske,
Jacicey
Moore,
!
'he
pre.M?ntation
o(
the
siag'e
Alice
N'ickerson.
Rena
Ingram,
picture
on
each
evening
such
a.i
M"lly
Simmons
and
Sue
Martin.
!
social
reception
of
the
patrons
Game
time
is
7
p
m.,
at
the'
and
general
dressing
up
of
th
Tivir
Cen're.
proreetllngs.
liii-.MK-lll
;
The
feature
pictures
U
be
pre-
I.ineup
1
r
the
Bo-Me-Hi
girls'
senletl
on
u:ceive
Thui.day
t:.i:r
is
aj
follows:
Pattv
Martin.
evenings
are:
V1
na
Graham.
Pat
Hill,
ona!
January
31
"The
Mini.'
Ma
-,'V''J'.
'i.
Aqr.es
Mcintosh.
An-1
ion
Brando
nd
Teresa
Wright,
iv
Me
Wi.idle.
Jean
Sharp,
Dotj
February
7
Quiet
Week-Niurshall,
Barbara
Moore.
Muriel'
end."
Derek
Farr
and
Mar)
one
t
h
cr
and
Margaret
Youngman.
Fielding.
'
February
14
"'Quartette,''
At
Home
and
Overseas
SERVE
CANADA
in
the
aiuiv
vrc
V
"Front
Lines
ti-
Hockey
Scores
National
1
.
r
r
;7
i
fcCHHiPnltlB
i
.'-,
'-'
f-.
a
n
Hermlone
Baddely
and
Dirk
Bo-garde.
!
Ffbruaiy
21
'
Bicycle
Thief."
in
Italian
with
British
titles
February
2
"'Oliver
Twist."
j
,
Robert
Newton,
Alec.
Guinne.vi
,
and
Kay
Walsh,
i
March
6
Kon-Tiki,"
documentary.
March
13
'Happiest
Days
of
.Your
Llie,"
Margaret
Rutherford
:
and
Aiistair
Kim.
March
20
-"Bitter
Rice."
Sil-
of
Freedom'.'..
Dt
troit
1,
Boston
3.
Pacific
Coast
Calgary
5,
Vancouver
8.
Edmonton
1.
Saskatoon
2.
Okanaran
Senior
Kelowna
3.
Kamioops
6.
Pentieton
4.
Vernon
8.
Western
International
Spokane
2,
Kimberley
7.
Pacific
Coast
Senior
Vancouver
7.
Nuuaiino
8
(overtime
i.
CARTOON
-
NEWS
Show
7
-
9:13
i
:-
Frnnk
Sir.atra.
Jane
t.
Ff
1
.
21-
"B-rylc
TW
Feb.
22-23
'The
M
-f.
ik
(':
awfoi'd
F,
b
2.-1-27
"Tror.
It-Cli.imln'i,
V,
lyi
K'--
Ir
-o
2
-"Curiam
C!i"T
ixi,.!."
nv
Kaye.
Dinah
Shore;
"They
Got
Me
Covered."
Bob
Hope,
D
rothy
Lamour
Feb
14
-
Quartet."
F-b
15-18
"No
Highway
in
Hie
Sky."
Ja-nes
Sl.-art,
M.ir-lene
Diet
rich.
Feb.
13-20
"Double
Dynamite"
vano
Manga
no.
March
27
"The
Brownlnu
1
Version."
Michael
Redgrave
an:l
Jean
Kent.
April
3
"Seven
Days
to
Noon.''
Barrv
Jones.
FHHll
"AKV
ISODKI.NCS
In
addition
to
the
"Curtain
at
'8:30'"
f
atures.
Totem
has
an
in-
tre-ting
program
for
February
including:
(
Feb.
1-2
"Callaway
Went'
Thatawav."
Howard
Keel.
Dorothy
MeGuiro.
r
).
4-5-
"Pick
Up."
Beverley
Michaels;
"Cnain
oi
Circum-
'
stanets."
Richard
Grayson.
Feb.
0
"Copacabana,"
Grou-che
Marx.
Carmen
Miranda.
Feb.
7
"Quiet
Weekend"
i
Fee.
8-0
Hong
Kong."
Ron-al'
Reasan,
Rhoda
Fleming.
Feb.
11-13
"Up
in
rms,"
Dan-
Moilrrn
invrntionn
h.vp
nol
taken
iwit
from
I
he
Infanlry
il
all-impurtant
part
in
victory.
Again
ami
anain,
in
llie
Iialllea
of
1939-15
and
in
Korea,
nfaiilry
has
proved
itself
"Queen
of
UaUles".
For
Your
Spcciol
Entertoinment
Sorcptimist
C
oi
ruisii
i'
Pre.,
tils
a
rr
"Golden
Girl
H
E
AT
RE
NIGH
&
a.
I
f
i'i
I
At
Capitol
Totem
Thcotre,
Wcdncsdoy,
February
6th,
COPACABANA'
I
Musical
Omienv
i
The
jil
uf
the
infantryman
has
lwronie
tougher,
more
complex.
He
miiM
be
able
to
handle
more
weapons
and
to
meet
a
greater
variety
of
situations
in
defence
and
atlark.
To
attain
the
upecialiM
rank
of
Leading
Infantrv-nian
and
the
extra
pay
that
poe
with
it,
rails
for
intensive
training
in
many
varied
subjects.
For
the
Canadian
Infantry
Soldier
is
one
of
the
mot
thoroughly
trained
men
in
our
army.
He
rank
with
the
finest
fighting
men
in
the
world.
More
men
are
needed
right
away
to
iwrve
with
the
Infantry
the
moM
important
men
in
the
Canadian
Army.
To
enlist
you
mtr:
Volunteer
t
rY
oywea.
Be
17
to
40
(Trodmt
to
45).
Apply
to
fke
aeorett
lcmitig
0oe:
No.
1
1
Personnel
Depot,
4050
West
4th
Avenua,
Vancouver,
B.C
arm-K
7
j.m.
GIVEN
KORFAN
AWARD
v,.ii.
Jolui
He:
bert,
George
of
Eiiiik
nioii.
has
been
awarded
the
Distingui.hed
Service
Order
fur
service
in
Korea.
Citations
were
not
immediately
available
but
the
decoration
presumably
wis
given
on
the
strength
of
an
action
early
in
December
when
Canadian
"Golden
Oirl,"
t
e
r
li
n
I
c
olor
musical
set
in
the
California
Gold
Rush
days
and
telling
in
song
and
story
the
life
and
limes
of
a
lamed
en'ertainer
of
the
petlod.
shows
at
the
Capital
Theatre
this
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday.
Mitzl
Green,
vivacious
new
young
actress,
plays
the
leading
part.
The
storv
is
that
of
Lotta
Oik
iNiglit
Only
ADMISSION
C0c
Adult
Admission
Onlv
.PKOrfKIV,
TO
W5
l'
CliAlM!Alil
.K
IXiNATK
--
No
Book
Tu
keto
forces
carried
out
several
mld-
night
raids
and
captured
Com-
jcrabtree.
fabulous
business
NOTICE!
munLst
positions
Ma).
George
war,
wounded
in
the
throat
by
shrapnel
during
one
of
the
raids.
(CP
from
National
We
wisli
to
announce
that
we
have
open
alleys
the
queen,
who
!
ruck
gold
in
more
than
one
way
during
her
career
In
the
famous
gold
strike
of
1851
Dancing
and
music
are
Interpolated
into
the
picture
In
tuneful
and
colorful
sequences.
Dennis
Day
plays
the
leading
FveiiliiC-i
i,
0(1
-
I'
:l
1
;
u
s
.v..
m
'
'
i
1
v
I
!
it
i
Hi.,
1
.
m
i
'
V
I
r
'
,J
...
(LSH
W
week
at
the
following
times:
Afternoons
Monday
2:30
-
0:1)0
Tuesday
"
Wednesday
''
Tliilisdiiy
Friday
7:00
-
II
male
role
and
others
in
the
cast
,
iuclud,'
Dale
Robertson,
James
,
Bal
lon
and
Raymond
Walburn.
STEAMER
Prince
George
.
.l
7:IW
Saturday
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOWLING
ALLEY
Soroptimists'
SAILS
FOR
Join
the
CANADIAN
ARf.lV
Vancouver
Special
Show
BASKETBALL
As
a
meatus
of
augmenting
funds
for
its
community
projects
including
such
activities
as
High
School
bursary,
hospital
work
and
assisting
the
Women's
Co-
anil
Inlerniriliate
Purls
Each
Thursdoy
al
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
VUDM'.SDAV
M!II(,H
Luxury
ul
Low
Cost
ACTIVE
FORCE
NOW!
:
ordhialing
Council,
the
Sorop-Uimisl
Club,
Mrs;
M.
O.
Kullun-
dei.
president,
by
special
ar-
OCEAN
FAILS
vj.
BO-ME-HI
Wednesday
ond
Thursdoy,
Jon.
30
and
8:30
p.m.
PRELIMINARY
GAME
Listen
to
"Voice
of
the
Army"
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evenings
Dominion
Nefwork.
j
rangement
with
the
Totem
i
Theatre,
Is
presenting
the
musi-I
cal
comedy
picture
"Copacabana"
For
Uescivalion
Write
or
Call
CITY
OK
DKPOT
OFFICK
PIUNCK
RUPERT.
on
Wednesday
of
next
weeks,
proceeds
over
a
certain
figure
3
Hi-Girls
vs.
People's
Store,
7:00
P
.
i
will
go
to
the
Soi
opt
imist
Club.
sr'x
"l,
.
-
ia-U
Majorettes
and
Drill
Team
will
be
out
'
from
BO-ME-HI
Special
tickets
are
being
sold
to
adults
only
and
admission
will
be
by
these
only.
"Copacabana"
is
a
sizzling
pic
i
"'
.
-
j,i
hi
W
ty
M
m
A
i
Rcscrva
75-
Ruth
50c
Student
ture
of
New
York
night
club
life.
I
It
stars
Oroucho
Marx
and
Car-
men
Miranda.
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