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Vancouver and cast to Prince
George, ,
Drawmastler Jack Laurie would

not: hazard.a guess at the num-

ber of rinks expected but he said

i anything seen /in cheling in B. U.

C="! outside of Vancouver...:.:

ave" ‘been; extend
stubs all over: “the

     

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In ‘previous ‘years Prince Rue
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* host: “of
the outside

  

new. “lends for
| rinks, ve
But this year, will surpass any-
| thing: ever seen in the. city be-
- fore.

The city is is to bo’ thrown wide
‘open.

 

 

"Official, opening. will, bake
i! place Saturday, “Marehy 23 at .2
p.m.,. when)» Mayor. George Er,
| Hills extends the welcome of the
city to visiting rinks. «

Following the opening remarks
all rink. members will-join in a
grand march: around the ice led
by the pipe band of the 120th In-
dependent, Field Battery, RCA
jo.

The Mayor will then throw the
" sinst rock to. declare the first
Marine Bonspiel officially open.

~ Deadline for entries, both local!
}and” outside is March 18. Cost
per. rink is $30.

All Tinks are guaranteed five
games.. |

 

 

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‘The
um trond ‘donated by
Footwear; the Second

donated ‘by Bacon Fisheries and

‘Players on the award winning
rinks will each receive miniature
trophies,

Visiting rinks start play Sat-
41:30. am,
‘Local rinks begin Friday mom-
ing at-7-a.n.

Curling will likely- be: around
the clock Saturday and. Sunday
as.an. exceptionally heavy nym-
ber. of entries is expected,

~ The: Prince Rupert. ‘Curling
Si building. will also assume an:

Rinks will vie for six x competi-!
.{ tions and will -play: under the

revised 9 Royal ¢ Caledonian Rules. | a

bonspiel’s s name..

Gillnets and pennants: will
decorate the. interior and it is
planned to freeze labels of can-
ned products from the local fish
plants in the ice.

The coffee room and adjacent
“Post-Mortem” room will also be
decorated, ‘the latter. having
been recently extended to enable
more curlers in to “warm up,”-

Chairman. of the respective:
committec’s in the unique bon-
spiel are: Art Murray, publicity:
Jack’ Lindsay, general; Jack
Skellern and. Art Kristmanson,
entertainment; Gordon Bate-
man, rules; Ev Shier house and
ice; Harley Lewls, banquel; and
Bert Fields, finance.

Club Commodore is the curl-
Ing lub president, Bobby Rud-
gerham and Bonspiel Comino-,

 

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| To Win Over Kitimat

Paced by Alan “atrd with 16!
polnts Booth Momorlal igh!
School Raininakers racked up a
H7-44 victory oyer Kitimat High
School Chieftains. in a game ab
the local school pymnasium Bale
urday. night,

Ralnmakers led all the way
taking the first quarter 10-1),
Kitimat came back during the
Recond frame whittling the mare
gin to 28-24 by the half,

Ralnmakors applied. tho prose
sure again in the-dhird frame ‘to
Joavo the Kitima, squad still
tratling 40-34 and then wont on
1d take the final stunzal
Kithnat: seared 10 palnta on
{rea shots while Booth only
Reored one, a

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! ieilimat-—Amos 2 os Stewart 10,
Patton 2, Grant 5, Richards 10,
Bennet 5, Whiting 4. ‘Total 14

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Softball
Meet
Tomorrow

Kloction of execulive and of-
fleers for the Prince Mupert
Scl(hal Association will he
“held tomorrow night in’ the
Stvoy Holel Sample Rooms at
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All members are urged to
attend,

Kerldes (he annual study: of
the constitution, dlseusston an
lant year's problems, proe(en
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“Vernon

Still ©
Oneup

~ KAMLOOPS, BC.
Canadians ‘came from behind
twice Monday. hight to ‘force a
3-3 tie with Kamloops Chicfs in
the second .ganie of their - best~
of-seven Okanagan Senior Hock-
ey League final. Vernon leads
the series 1-0.

Rookie. Merv Bidoski. saved: the
game. twice for the’ Canadians,
firing a tying goal. in the ‘third
period ‘to send the ‘teams into
overtime ‘and beating. Kamloops
goalic Jim Shirley again :at 8:47
of the overtime period after the
Chiefs had threatened to, even
the series.

Playing coach George ‘Agar of
Vernon: -scored the. Canadians’
fother . goal. Kamloops scorers
‘were Al Swaine, Bill Hryciuk and
playing .coach Bob Dawes.

The score was 1- iat: the end
of the first and Kamloops led 2-1
‘going into the third,

The third game of the series

 

 

 

‘ig set for tonight in Vernon.

 

Booth Girls

  

 

 

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Booth’ ‘Memorial: High’ Schoo
senior and junior. girls basket-
ball squads swept. over - their
Kitimat counterparts at Kitimat
last weekend, the senior racking
up a comfortable 62-30 victory
and the juniors, just eking out
a 18-17 margin, |

Top marksman for Booth in
the Senior: event was Libby
Pierce who. snared ‘14 points,
followed by Sandra Giske with
13 and Marilyn Farmer with 12,

Kitimat, feeling more at home
in their o own gym played 2 much
better game than they did in
Rupert last weels,
they lost to the local girls 45-11,

Taking advantage of the
small gym, Frosty’s racked up a
half time score of 32-13. There

 

: Were an exceptional number of

fouls called and jump balls mak-
ing fora long game,
Other scorers. for Booth: were

rAnNA Colussi* 10, Anna Carlson

4, Sylvia Helland 6, Bev C
rons 3, Carll Wick,

Calde-

Tn the junior evenl, the game |.

was a thrill) from berinning to
end, Matching basket for basket,
ithe final quarter was fled with
Suspense, The winning polnts
were chalked up with 20 seconds
left {p play when a. foul was
called on Killmat, Gladys Grim-
alfson made bolh shots count.
Gladys also took high scoring
honors with 8 points,

POO Oe RR TO EN TR NOEEN SIND

EVER NAVE A PROBLEM of
carrying food to friends? ‘This

cain be solved ensily by using the
lub-type waxed-cardboard cans
tainers In pint and quart sizes,
which freezer owners use 10 staw
away thelr frozen treasures,

@—Vernon ,

 

  
 

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“Tuesday, March §,:1067 5

   

< Basketball

See ttre
” Start Tonight

|The first, of thrée semi-| |
Linas in the Junior Civic}
Centre. Basketball League
gets underway tonight

 
 

 

 

 

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the top of the Canadian Curling
with three straight: victories. :
- Saskatchewan, which.’received

Alberta, skippéd by Matt Bald-,

ing finish to: beat Quebec’ 12-10!

    

    
    

- trapeze”, has ‘nothing on: him: as

therta Tied -
For Curling Lead | FOR

“KINGSTON @—Alberta and-British Columbia were alone ati

a third-round: bye; followed with: ‘in. the second round,
two victories in as-‘many starts. three in the last two ends.

win, came up with an easy 17-3' today Northern Ontario wale |
Gecision “ over’ last-place “Prinée, joned Newfoundland 16-8 and!
Edward: Island, but British. Col! Ontario got past New Brunswiek
umbia again had to make.a driv-'g.g ..

Annuneiation. Crusaders}
at 7:80: pan,

- The winmer of the best-
of-two-dut-of-three series
will play Sunrise regular
league winners in a three-
out-of-five series for the
Junior League champion-
I ship.

_ Asenior league game
will take place at 8 30 p.m,
fj with Fraser and Payne

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Completely equipped: “Operator's Guard, Lights,
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with’a, three-rock last’end. i was sitting almost on the but-:

Thg Trail rink skipped-by Reg, ion while B.C. had three rocks |
Stone has -had | ‘three toiigh | in the house. On’ hls iast throw |
games. They.opened the’-five-' stone took out the Quebec rock |
day. round-robin’ tournament, and sailed out of the house him-
Monday, with an’:11-9 ‘victory’ self to score three and assure |
over. Manitoba and followed with: | the victory.

 

 

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Ed Vereb - J}
To US. Army’,

VANCOUVER Q ~ Halfback
star Ed Verch of the B.C. Lions;
has been lost to the US. Army.
the football club said Monday, -

‘Lions ‘manager. Herb Capozti
said’ there are no. immediate ©
plans: to replace. Vereb, who war!
top scorer with the club in 1956, :
his. first. year with the club.

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