Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
March
17.
1952
Eilers
Enter
B.C.
Finals
TRAVEL
Rf
Students
Take
Easy
Win
In
First
Semi-Final
Meet
AT
WALLACE'S
OF
COURSE
To
Pointit)
!
Z)L
'
DAILY
NEWS
S
p.
1
T-S
"
1
Six
Try
:
With
Second
One-Point
Win
PORT
ALBERNI
(CP)
Vancouver
Eilers
came
with
a
rush
in
the
final
quarter
Saturday
night
to
5
shave
Port
Alberni
Athletics
63-62
for
their
entry
jinto
British
Columbia
Senior
A
basketball
finals
I
against
Prince
.Rupert
or
Penticton,
J
j
Eilers,
in
squeaking
by
the
"
B
Athletics
by
one
point
for
the
Athletics
held
a
36-34
lead
at
second
night
in
a
row,
won
the
half
time
and
were
ahead
51-45
best-of-five
series
3-1.
after
the
third
quarter.
Hi-Green
turned
in
an
easy
win
in
the
first
of
a
total-point
two-game
league
semi-final
playoff
Saturday
night"
over
Fashion,
overwhelming
opposition
with
37
points
to
score'59-22.
-
Gerry
Ford
blazed
the
vlctorv
Kf
IK!
I
trail
with
18
points
followed
by
team
mate
McAfee
with
lb
points.
For
the
losers.
George
Dumas
provided
the
only
spark
Curling
Results
Now
P.
LINES
REPP.Q;
'dm
if
i
Hint
of
Spring!
Call
Penticton
Ties
Series
With
Four-Point
Win
Special
to
The
Dully
News
PENTICTON.
Penticton
Omegas
edged
out
Prince-Rupert
67-63
Saturday
night
to
tie
one
all
the
B.C.
Senior
A
basketball
championship
semi-finals.
-Hy
TioW-t
Offi,
'
lu
"
au
"ls
leant
iar
in
advance
Ladies'
curling
results
for
Fii-
,
Wjth
10
points.
tiay;
i
Second
game
of
the
series
will
McLeod
4.
Lewis
10;
Munthe
8,
be
played
Tuesday
Skallmcrud
2;
Moore
7,
Webster
Hi-Green-Ford
18,
Webber
1
.
.
,
clark
8,
Sankey
2,
Becker
2
Monday
Draw-Tonight
Peneff
8,
Sheppard
2.
McAfee
lo'
7
p.m.
Skallmerud
vs
Mat-
Kristmanson
8,
Wood
Total
59
'
thew;
WillsonvsRogerson;
Wales
Fashion
Sedgwick
4.
'
Hamii-vb
Turner.
ton,
Mostad
2,
Dumas
10
For-
K.,w
ucKct
0lf,
CANADli
NATION
j.ih.
roiuiuBi.,
man,
Barnes
6.
rp.uirma..-
Challengers
won
the
first
game
Friday.
Third
game!MacSeVs
Evans:
HamlUon
vs
Turcotte.
Total
22
of
the
best-of-three
series
will
be
played
here
tonight.
iDue
to
lce-floodng,
no
curl-!
ing
Wednesday
afternoon).
i
j
PULP
MILL
SERIES
BASKETBALL
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY
MARCH
19th
and
20th
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
MAIN
GAME
9:00
p.m
CCC
300
vs
Ocean
Falls
All-Stars
ntri.IM.
(i.VME
Peoples
Store
Girls
vs
Ocean
Falls
Jets
THURSDAY
NIGHT
9:0(1
CCC
300
Vs
Ocean
Falls
All-Stars
8:i
Ocean
Falls
Jets
vs
Bo-Mc-Hi
Girls
Locals
commanded
the
first
but!
'
to
rack
up
21
points
In
all,
mm
m
i
j
too
late.
j
Centre,
Olson
fouled
out
in
the
j
third
quarter
and
Spring
and;
Ski
Heil
Ttf
r
WALLACE'S
SPRING
COATS
Coats
that
are
out
of
this
world
in
style.
We
invite
vour
approval.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
'
half
completely,
making
good
use
of
rebounds,
while
the
Challengers
saw
their
shots
drop
away
from
the
rim.
Davis,
however,
was
one
exception
and
responsible
for
keeping
Rupert
in
the
game.
Omegas'
Raptis
was
sensational
and
Penticton's
penalty
shooting
of
100
per
cent
In
the
first
half
meant
a
difference
of
11
points
at
half-time
score.
In
the
third
quarter,
Scherk
found
the
hoop
to
help
Davis
Scherk
followed
in
the
last
per-
iod.
The
loss
was
too
great
f
or
Rupert
to
overcome
the
remain-
j
Beautiful
snow
conditions
ing
obstacle
of
five
points.
i
greeted
the
eek-end
skiers
on
Referees
called
a
total
of
51Mt.
Hays
and,
If
snow
continues
fouls
in
efforts
to
hold
the
game
j
to
fall,
plankstets
once
again
in
check.
Bodily
contact
was
un-
j
will
be
seen
trooping
through
;
iTfdricMa:
avoidable
in
this
fast
and
furi-'
town
on
May
24
STORE
Columbia
Cellulose
and
Civic
Centre
i
Tickets
availably
B
M
ous
tussle
on
the
small
f
loor.
Sunday's
long
haul
on
the
lull
Penalty
shots
made
the
differ-
j
saw
several
Junior
members
hitch
and
continued
to
lead
the
rally
ence
ln
lne
I,nal
score-
cnt"-'-
onto
the
tobaggan
stretcher
for
.
ton
shot
23
out
of
33;
Rupert
18
i
transportation
0
Heartbreak
j
out
of
27.
I
Ridge.
Meanwhile,
older
mem-
j
Score
by
quarters:
Penticton
;
bcrs
were
content
to
sit
around
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY
Evening
Shows
:
-
9:05
p.m.
-
TOTE
'hone
Red
120
Today
fur
reservations
on
"CIRTAIN
AT
8:3(T
ti
(0)
21,
16.
16,
14.
Challengers
12,
14,
,
taking
It
easy.
A
little
co-opera-'
19.
18.
i
jtlon
goes
a
long
way.
Before
the
game.
Peter
Husoy,
!
Club
members
will
b?
happy
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-
!
to
hear
that
ex-President
George
operative
Association
director,
j
Mostad
may
be
back
on
the
presented
Penticton's
M
a
y
o
r
slopes
with
a
new
pair
of
North-Rathbun
with
a
box
of
seafood
j
lands
In
a
couple
of
weeks
for
products
of
the
Co-op
on
behalf
j
Easter
holidays.
.
of
Rupert's
Mayor
Harold
Wha-
j
-
Ion.
Mayor
Rathbun
returned
:
,
the
gesture
with
two
boxes
oi
i
Jack
Pl.
formerly
of
the
v
GUINNESS
HOLLOW!
noyai
buiik
stan
nere
ana
more
;
apples.
!
SCORING
i
recently
at
Terrace,
passed
11'
I.tmi
.1
M,
t.i
I,
II
Penticton-Young
6,
Raptis
19,!th
wcck
boun(f
for
Vancouver,
,aa
!;
r
L
i
m.a1:
havinB
bepn
tran-sferrod
to
the
12,
Tidball
o
8,
G.
Powell
n
2.
Total
;Dunbar
and
seventeenth
Avenue
6
,,
,
.
,,
,
i
branch
there.
Challengers
Olson
4.
Flaten
;
8.
Scherk
21.
Carlson,
Mathewg,!
6l
;u
waiii
10
s.
:i
Davis
18,
Spring
4,
Webster
2,
Morgan
2.
Total
63.
i
TODAY
o
WEONKw
A
No
"Whereabouts
I'nknoun"
Cartoon
-
News
SHOWS
p.m.
x
FAMills
I'LAUHsllHl
1
Remember
Tuesday
Maple
Leafs
Still
Much
fin
Fight
for
Second
Spot;
'Boston
Near
Play-Qffs
!
NEW
YORK.
Third
place
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
are
right
back
in
the
fight
for
second
place
in
the
National
Hockey
League
while
the
Boston
Bruins
strengthened
their
hold
on
the
fourth
and
final
plav-off
spot
as
a
result
of
week-end
play.
The
Maple
Leafs
won
twi
...
w
mums
w
vm
uwjl
week-end
games
from
New
York
Please
Keep
,
Your
Front
Door
lights
On
Canadian
Red
Gos
0
Northern
BX.
Pet
Co.
Ltd.
R.C.A.F.
NAVIGATOR'S
MAPS
GIVE
"BIRDS-EYE"
yiEW
OF
LONG,
NON-STOP
FLIGHTS
Air
sieed
.
.
.
ground
speed
wind
drift
.
.
.
direction
and
distance
of
flight
they're
Rangers
5
to
2
at
Toronto
Sat-
I
urday
and
4
to
2
here
last
nisbt.
I
They
have
now
pulled
to
within
one
point
behind
second
place
Montreal
Canaciiens
who
lost
twice
to
the
Boston
Bruins,
2
to
0
at
Montreal
Saturday
and
2-1
at
Boston
last
night.
The
Bruins
arc
now
five
points
in
front
of
New
York
Rangers
in
the
hot
eleventh
hour
race
lor
touith
place.
In
week-end
games
which
had
'
no
effect
on
the
standings,
the
1
champion
Detroit
Red
Wings
i
downed
Chicago
Black
Hawks
ln
I
two
swamping
victories
6
to
1
I
Saturday
and
4
to
0
last
flight.
j
The
league
schedule
concludes
i
next
Sunday
night.
Boston
has
a
chance
to
consolidate
its
hold
on
fourth
place
,
j
in
playing
Chicago
Tuesday
!
night
and
New
York
Wednesday
1
night.
A
crucial
match
will
be
'j
the
meeting
of
Montreal
and
To-1
ronto
at
Maple
Leafs
Gardens
j
Wednesday
night.
Both
Toronto
j
and
Montreal
have
three
games
j
left
to
play.
ill
plotted
on
charts
and
determined
bv
If
you
are
between
18
and
24,
have
Junior
Matriculation
or
the
equivalent
and
are
physically
fit
-
see
the
RCAF
career
counsellor
at
the
address
in
the
coupon
or
mo7
the
coupon
today!
Serve
in
Defence
of
Freedom
"
as
a
NAVIGATION
OFFICER,
RADIO
OFFICER
OR
PILOT
TWICE
WEEKLY
VANCOl'VUt
and
V
I
(TO
K
I.
SUNDAY
ssr
Chllcoiin
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Camosun
12
noon
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART
AND
i
I'OIIT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun.
11
p.m.
I
OIt
NORTH
ill
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ji,ANUS
March
14
and
28
-ss.
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOl'TII
QIEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Cl-Mcotln
March
7
and
21
imldnighU
l
.'lA.VK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupvi
t
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
508
to
instruments
in
the
hands
tf
the
Navigation
Officer.
He
is
the
Air
Crew
member
who
plots
the
headings
flown
by
the
planes
of
the
RCAP.
The
Air
Torcc
will
train
YOU
as
an
Air
(.rcw
Officer.
You
can
earn
while
yoii
learn'.
Don't
delay!
Get
complete
details
today!
Get
airborne
vith
the
R.C.A
P.!
o
i,
q
ALICE
0
Effective
March
24,
1952
STEVVARl
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
I
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L'ox
2S0
Prince
Rupert
He's
getting
a
R.C.A.F.
RECRUITING
UNIT,
Wallace
Bldg.,
9921
101A
Avenue
Edmonfon,
Alberta.
Phone:
42658
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It
mi,
uillnut
oUigmitn,
fall
fmhcmUtl
rrftrdinf
tmolmm
rrjurtmrnts
tmd
oftmnp
m
mtUd
m
R
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F-
rev
really
valuable
training,
Mother.
(Swam)
(Chtaailnal
In
NAME
Iflnm
Prim)
STRI:ET
ADPRESS
CITY
ITIM!
0
E
pkovinCb.
4T
tniJCATION
(by
gndt
md
province)
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WOKKS
The
travelling
public
is
advised
that
the
highway
to
Terrace
will
be
closed
to
all'
traffic
Wednesday,
March
19,
between
the
hours
of
7
a.m.
and
7
p.m.
for
bridge
repairs
at
Diana
Creek,
approximately
14
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert.
.
(Signed)
L.
E.
SMITH,
Divisional
Engineer,
Dept.
of
Public
Works
Effective
March
25,
1952
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