J
rinte
Rupert
uody
uc,r
ThUrtduy.
April
2,
1'iVi
"
Exciting,
Varied
Program
Organized
For
Sportsmen
During
Easter
Holiday
Coast
League
iTeams
Appear
!
Weil-Matched
LINDSAY'S
t
1
I
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD
Fstablished
l'JIO
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
cratil
Mum
ir,
.
.
.
fokwakmm;
.
.
,
Mrl(IN
Experienced
handling
Local
Nutio'n-widf
jl
World-wide
Shipments
MWC.
GOIZf
HW
VAIUABIE
PLAYER
VANCOUVER
0
Eniile
(The
Cat
Francis
of
Vancouver
Canucks
has
berti
voted
the
"mast
valuable
player"
In
the
Western
Hockey
League,
keeping
the
honor
in
the
ranks
of
the
foaltenders.
The
selection
was
macle
by
a
panel
of
sixrts
mriters
and
broadcasters
from
the
eight
WHL
cities
Vic
Stasiuk
of
Edmonton
Flyers
placed
second
and
Saskatoon
Quakers'
Doug
Beolley
u
third.
This
U
the
second
year
in
a
row
that
a
goattender
has
captured
the
award
and
the
'$100
cheque
that
goes
with
it.
Lucien
Deciwue
of
New
Westminster
Royals
w;us
last
year's
inner.
better
than
12
pnunda
in
weight
with
a
number
tipping
tho
wales
kl
14
ixiunds,
IU
MS
The
derby
is
open
to
members
of
the
Rupert
Rod
fi
Oun
Club
only
F.niry
fee
is
SI.
Derby
boundaries
include
the
Prince
Runert
district
as
far
us
and
-MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VH
llVhs,,
valuable
prizes,
including
real
turkeys,
are
being
offered
to
-IVMit
winners
The
Termce
invitation
also
extends
to
Monday,
when
visitors
remaining
overnight
will
be
conducted
to
favorite
Copper
River
steelhead
fishing
sites
TKH.Hf.l
IttKBY
in
Prince
Ruix
rt.
particular
:
interest
will
be
centred
around
t!u-
steelhead
derby
which
Bob
:
Armstrong,
fresh
water
di
rbv
chairman,
announced
would
get
underway
Friday.
The
Pacific
Coast
League,
now
.
51
years
o.d,
has
opened
another
:
La-eball
season
with
Indications;
pointing
to
a
close
race
imonp
I
three
or
four
teams
and
three
j
i
rw
managers
on
the
scene
j
Bobby
Brat:
an
at
Hollywood.
!
Angie
GtCan
at
Oakland,
and
jtvne
Desautels
at
Sacramento
j
!
Tirst
game
got
underway
Tucs-iday
when
the
1952
champion
I'luiiie
St
it
(18
(f
hi
f
Hollywod
3-4.
San
Diego
2-5.
Diego,
split
a
day-and-night
j
An
exciting
and
varied
program
of
event
has
been
organized
for
Prince
Rupert
sjxrtsmrn
over
the
Easter
weekend,
featuring
two
fishing
derbies,
a
trap
shoot
here,
and
two
shoots
and
social
functions
in
Terrace.
The
annual
Rod
li
Gun
Club
steelhead
derby
gets
underway
at
dawn
tomorrow,
closing
May
3,
Trap-shooting
begins
at
noon
tomorrow
at
the
Rod
Si
Gun
Ciub
range
for
the
Challenge
Trophy
presented
by
Rupert
Radio
Si
Electric.
The
open
salt-water
derby
enters
its
second
week,
and
a
caravan
of
sportsmen
Is
belnn
organized
by
club
president
Jim
Bacon
to
journey
to
Terra-e
Saturday
afternoon
for
a
soci.ti
lathering
that
eveping
and
a
rifle
turkey
shoot
and
trap
shoot
Sunday.
Hosts
to
the
Prince
Rupert
visitors
are
members
of
the
Terrace
Rod
C:
Gun
Club.
Many
including
Copper
River
Fish;
must
be
taken
on
legal
xrt
tackle
mid
must
be
weighed
In
the
round
U)ot
dressed!
on
the
same
day
caught.
Welghing-ln
station
is
at
Dan's
Service
Station.
Ht
Fourth
Avenue
and
McHrlde
Street
Kntry
forms
are
available
at
Gordon's
Hardware,
Dan's.
Man-non's
Jewellers,
or
contact
BjU
Armstrong
YOUR
double
header
with
Lefty,
O'Doui's
Padres
Scores
were
j
Holl
wood
3-4.
San
Diego
J-5.
j
Stars
lost
to
the
Padres
last
i
J..f,I.v.
,
The
majority
of
the
experts
seem
to
lean
toward
Hollywood
i
as
a
repeater
for
the
flag,
but
the
'
loss
of
Manager
Fred
Haney
to
Pittsburgh,
plus
Carlos
Bernier.
j
base-stealing
outfielder:
knuckle
j
hall
nitcher
John
Lindell.
catcher
I
TO-OAY'S
f'youih
The
run
of
steelhead
in
tliej
Cloyah
River
is
rt
polled
to
have,
started
strong
this
week
with,
some
20
fish
being
taken.
;
J..ii
Ccarl'-y
!
rT"r,'1
have
beachd
a
11-pounder
Among
others
having
taken;
more
than
two
fi
-ri
in
the
lat
fi
days
are
Dave
McMevktn.
i
lack
Tindle.
Cyril
Bagshaw
and
Mr
Armstrong
The
derby
chairman
said
that
j
most
of
the
fUh
are
averagir.1;
x
1951
Plymouth
1948
Chrysler
V
Mike
Sandlock
and
shortstop
?
Dick
Cole
may
be
enough
to
turn
!
f
the
scales
to
Seattle
or
Oakland
j
4
.j'.;;r
;,e-ian
Valuable
prizes
will
be
awarded
at
the
close
of
the
deVby
for:
the
heaviest
fish
weighed
fn:
the
second
heaviest
fish:
the
third
heaviest
fbh;
and
the
fish
weighing
closest
to
a
hidden
weight.
Priies
will
he
on
display
ooit
in
a
downtown
store
window.
SUT
WATIR
KIKKY
Meanwhik',
roiv.iderable
In-terest
)s
Ix
ing
taker,
by
both
Junior
and
adult
ungiers
in
the
open
aall-wter
derby
whbh
ends
April
23
Several
tuod-sii'ed
fish
have
teen
weished
In
at
J
Clausen
fc
1947
Pontioc
4
door
1947
Che.rc.lf
sedan
MUU
(on
4
Seattle
has
been
strengthened
'
all
around
and
looks
like
a
very
well-balanced
club
with
lots
of
!
reserve
strength,
while
Oakland
needs
only
strengthf
ning
at
first
!
BONNET
SPECIAL
1947
Ford
lurtnr
1937
Ford
F
sod
in
$1050
TRUCKS
1953
International
1
-ten
Pond
J
'
and
behind
the
plate,
and
Owner
;
Brick
Laws
may
be
able
to
accomplish
that.
Clay
Hopper,
voted
PCI.'s
manager
of
thi
year'"
in
1952.
!
U)V'i
k
.
i
'
!
Son
store
at
Cow
Huv.
olflrlul
iwelghing-in
station,
and
a
bU
1948
Forgo
'
..
ton
Ho
rVI
yl
1951
Forgo
1
fon
Pont
I
spring
salmon
run
Is
reported
to
have
made
Its
appearance
m
the
harbor
A
65-jKnind
spring
was
taken
this
week
In
Mella-katla
"."ansage
This
derby
U
divided
Into
two
'
It
.
r
.1
i.
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',4
,
J-
J
1
oil
I
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r
IF..
'
'
.
4
...
fr.
4
!
j
1
It
RUPERT
MOTORS
LI
PHONE
866
;
thinks
he
has
a
chance
again
He
t.rought
the
Beavers
in
fourth
last
season
anj
they
may
finish
that
hif;h
or
higher
if
the
pitch-
,
ing
holds
up.
Stores
!
Fit
Games
Seattle
8.
Oakland
5:
Portland
2.
Los
Angeles
7;
Sun
Francisco
3.
Sacramento
6.
Wednesday
Hollywood
1,
San
Diego
2;
San
Francisco
4.
Sacra-
mcnto
0;
Portland
2.
Los
Angeles
j
sections,
one
fur
Juniors
am'
;
one
lor
anglers
over
in.
nity
i)h-
of
salt-water
fish,
except
hkate.
Is
eligible
In
the
derby.
Men's
Hats
Genuine
Fur
Felts
Good
Range
of
Colours
$4.98
Sizes
634
to
71,
I
.
mi
"
'
I
!
Advertising
in
the
Doily
News
Brings
Adult
anglers
must
be
members
of
the
Rod
At
Gun
Ciub
Entry
fee
is
SI
lor
adults.
2:c
for
juniors
and
form
are
available
at
the
Yacht
Club,
AUm
Fisheries,
J
Clausen
At
Son
and
6,
Seattle1
6,
Oakland
3.
I
MtKKK
IXL
SHIP'S
BARRFR
on
the
Canadian
destroyer
lhitfa
W
at
IJacon
Fisheries
SHARPEST.
SMOOTHEST-FINISHED
EI
0
MODERN
SCIENCE
AND
SKILL
CAN
PROS.!
2i
1
i
k'
have
a
GOOD
RUM
f?Tr
theatre
u
CPfX
l,idore
N--1
I.ueet
serving
in
the
Korean
war
01
Ouebee
city
who.-e
official
job
i.i
chief
cook.
He
gives
a
trim
U
Surg.-or-I
,i
utenant
Iurle
M
Brown
of
Halifax
VPO.
IK.u.
et
har
become
expert
at
triihmii.g
beards,
popular
union
it
of.'ie.rs
and
men
ot
the
three
Canadian
destroyers
In
th
Far
K.ist
Prnnnpfl
Furonean
Hockev
i
1
fTrrr.TYT-i
i
THE
UNIVERSAL
Third
Avenue
or
Sixth
Street
for
your
money
L;;-
r6JJ
Vil-N--NrfW--lS&
fc
bJ
-
Mill
j
m
m-9
W
w
w
r-
Tour
by
NHL
Teams
Called
Ott
Fraser
&
Payne
'
'
...
.
weeks
to
pet
pa.ui"f
bark
home
"The
return
home
delay
would
L
(
0y
.
j-'J
'a
i
Owttell
All
Olhr
Biode
lt1
Thy
Civ
Fiiiw,
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CHICAGO
1
APi
A
proposed
European
exhibition
hockey
tour
by
Chicago
Black
Hawks
and
Montreal
Canadiens
ha.s
been
called
off.
Bill
Tobin.
Hawks'
general
manager,
said
playing
dates
on
the
continent
could
not
be
sched
be
net
rssary
tx-ause
the
tour;
a.s
planned
on
a
round-trip!
"
'
ai
ran(?e;.u
.1'
Frank
Kelkc,
Rfne.at
mananerl
For
Ulm.nl
thvin
1
uw
ir
j
1
MIxtM
in
your
O.IUit
ftkim
off
luk(
C
ln.ke
mml
r"'
"
'
fx
(!
mii"th
'ik.
l-nr
C
For
Mlr
!
f)lu
Dlwtn
in
U
tiie"!l
tint
mkn
!.!)
chn"i
ml
h
buili-in
comtvim
M.manMtt
Hi.llfrtal
of
UWl
b
Saucy
(pfo
0
tf
the
Canai'icns.
said
he
would
not
seek
another
team
for
the
trip,
srheculed
tof-lart
April
24
f:om
Montreal.
'
"I
Ruess
it's
all
off."
he
said
"I'm
not
going
to
a-
k
another
U'am
for
the
series
I'm
not
a
promoter.
I
asked
the
Hawks
because
I
like
them
and
like
the
way
they
play
If
the
Hawks
had
agreed
to
go
to
England.
I'm
sure
e
could
have
worked
something
out
for
exhibition
on
the
continent
from
there."
IN
IMMOVID&llllTTt
DI$H1
uled.
"Originally
the
tour
was
set
up
for
Paris.
Germany
and
Switzerland,"
he
said
"But
now
all
we
can
get
are
10
dates
In
England,
and
after
we
have
finished
I
there
we
would
have
to
wait
two
j
Trap
Shooting
'
Contest
Set
j
For
Friday
Rtfitar
pttli.
t
S
Nw"
1
iwtwi-M
Vhu
al'TtW'mf
nt
U
rvot
publlll
4-
dupisyHi
by
the
I
iui,r
'nnt-.l
tuutr'l
or
l)V
111.
0"rrr.im-i4
(
Ivrith.L'olnniljla.
Football
Team
sparkling
fashions
fresh
in
styling
and
color
j
Various
competitions
and
ac-!
itlvities
sponsored
and
originated
,
Jq
JQ
.dlleQ
'B.C.
Lions'
;
Oy
Uie
IVOU
ttllU
UUU
-IWW
t.v
continuing
tc
create
general
in-
iterest
in
the
city,
and
further!
1
1
activities
are
planned.
J
It's
offi
VANCOUVER
a
ce
'
;
rial
now
-the
v
re
going
to
t.,...h.,
n-ill
h
h.lrl
and
t
In
Known
Little
girls
deserve
a
"spanking-fresh"
wardrobe
,
of
pert
and
pretty
cottons
for
Spring!
See
how
they'll
"ooh"
and
"aah"
over
our
bright
new
dresses
.
.
.
styles
that
mother
approves
too,
for
their
soap
'n'
water
freshness
and
easy
care.
thought
that
.several
teams
will
;
Lions
."
,...
'
line
up
for
this
shoot.
Invitations
vincla
.
VT??f&&l
oo(baACMM.
IV
have
been
sent
out
to
all
organ-
nations
in
the
city
asking
thcm
J
to
join
in
the
slux.t,
and
Judging
.
radlQ
m),n
wh()
pl(,W(,d
irom
pas.
im-ri...
wieie
w
...
,
before
,hmh
15
15.285
2gs
entries
entries
iieai
eonix'tltion
for
the
trophy
settling
on
"Lions
"
Names
of
winning
contestants
will
be
announced
at
a
giant
football
rally
April
12.
Tlvy
will
be
Judged
on
the
basts
of
their
reasons
for
r
noosing
the
name
I.ions.
On
Easter
Sunday,
'teams
of
irapshooters
will
go
to
Terrae.
t-i'y.onday
evening
the
executive
fct
jlfie
club
held
a
meeting
to
dls-rrtixs
matters
relating
to
the
con-
,:tltution
and
rules
of
the
club,
land
also
to
make
plans
for
fur
Holidays
Are
Here
Again
.
.
.
Enjoy
this
Year's
Vacation
in
an
A-l
I'sed
Car
From
Top:
Cotton
CrLskay
with
embroidered
organdie
trim.
Pa-stel
colors
Sizes
I
to
3
years
93
Everglaze
Pique
with
eyelet
trim.
Pastel
colors.
Sizes
1
to
3
years
....
93
Printed
cotton
with
"Taffetied"
plain
colored
skirt.
Washable.
Sizes
1
to
14
years
2.98
Mock
suspenders
with
white
C
r
i
s
k
a
y
top
and
plain
"Mir-A-set"
fabric
skirt.
Sizes
1
to
3
years
....
93
Cotton
Criskay
in
assorted
styles
and
colors.
Washable.
Sizes
4
to
6X
2
39
I51
Pontiac
Sedan.
8mart
ther
competitions.
A
steelhead
derby
will
be
held
shortly,
and
full
details
regarding
it
shortly
will
be
made
known.
Sunday's
crow
and
raven
shoot
was
well
attended,
In
spite
of
the
inclement
weather,
and
several
of
the
contestants
turned
In
quite
impressive
scores
on
the
black
nest
robbers.
The
ravens
absorbed
the
bulk
of
the
punishment
this
time,
but
on
other
shoots
to
be
held
later
it
Is
hoped
that
more
crows
will
be
brought
In.
It
Is
planned
that
trap
shooting
at
the
range
can
be
held
at
Bine
Nice
shape...
SIHK5
1919
Plymouth
Sedan.
l,ots
of
trouble-free
miles
S1115
and
you
get
so
much
TtiOtG
EXTRA
SPECIAL
1949
ANCMA
Tt'DOK
Cheaper
than
"
shoe-leather
$625
&
c
Room
to
move
around,
stretch
your
legs
Wonderful
mcnls,
gracious',
and
visit
with
friends.
aboard
train.
Wide
choice
of
air-conditioned
occom-
Large,
picture
windows
-
m
11
w
TRUCKS
19..0
Studcbaker
Pickup.
Motor
Ldlylitiiiihiili
modation
for
day
or
night
trips,
reclining
seats.
to
1
Dependable,
safe
travel
in
all
kinds
of
Free
baggage
checking
reconditioned
$l'!9j
KNOW
VOl
II
UF.ALrR,
THEN
j
the
same
time
to
provide
entcr-'
tainment
for
all
members
j
1
The
next
regular
meeting
of
the
Club
will
be
held
In
the
I
Moose
Hall
next
Tuesday
and
at
this
meeting
the
prizes
for
the
j
first,
second
and
third
winning
teams
In
the
crow
shoot
will
be
j
presented.
A
large
turnout
Is
expected,
since
the
club
now
has
j
the
largest
membership
for
many
years,
with
additional
applications
being
received
daily,
weather.
tion
(up
to
IM
ii--
Wh.
i
1
V.
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on
Io
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Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
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Home
of
Friendly
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rvlre"
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