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Art Murray trophy pla y
listed by women curlers

Women's Curling club has an-,
nounced draws for thé remain-' ‘Newton
der of play for the Art Murray ner vs Bateman;

trophy.

Due to the Elk’s Bonspiel there
will be no women’s
yember 10.

Draws are as follows:
’ Monday, November 3
Rivett vs McKay: Ritchie
Scott:: Kerr vs Schuman;
Donald vs Eyolfson:
Merrison: Deane vs
9 p.m.—Newton = vs
Bateman ws Anderson:
nan vs Waldbauer:
G. Johnson:
Johnston vs G. Eby.

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vs Waldbauer;

|Whatman; Gomez vs G. Eby;
Johnson vs Lewis;

s draw on No-/ Johnston.
9 p.m.-—- Rivett vs Schuman;
iMcKay vs Ritchie; Scott vs Kerr;
7 p.m.— Meonald vs Dominato; Eyolfson
VS VS P. Eby: Merrison vs Deane.
Me- |;
P. Eby vs
Domina to. : ‘McKay

‘Monday, November 24
7 p.m.-—- Rivett vs Eyolfson:
vs P, Eby;

‘ston; Bremner vs Lewis;
man vs Shier; Anderson vs J.
‘Johnston; Whatman vs G. Eby;
'Waldbauer vs Gomez.

Monday, December 1

ston:
“man vs
‘Johnson:
Waldbauer vs Shier.

Kay vs Dominato;
-MeDonald: Scott vs Eyolfson;
iKerr vs P. Eby;
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BIG DRAW

SATURDAY

At the
CIVIC CENTRE
8 p.m.

lf you are a 1958-|.
59 member of the]!
Civic Centre, you
have a chance to
win any of the
following prizes:

BINOCULARS

-(E, Lipsett Ltd.)
KITCHEN UTENSILS

(Gordon's Hardware)

‘PARKER PEN & PENCIL

(Ormes Drugs)

|GROCERY HAMPER

(Kelly Douglas)

CASE MEATS
(Swift’s Ltd.)

CAR COAT
(W. F. Stone Men’s Wear)

WRISTWATCH

(Cook's Jewellers)

HOSTESS CHAIR

(McRae Bros.)

MANTLE RADIO

(Rupert Radio & Electric)

 

 

(Albert & McCaffery)
RETURN AIR TRIP
“VANCOUVER

(EF. Norton Young Travel
Agency)

YOU STILL HAVE
TIME TO GET ON
THE LIST

But HURRY -

The draw takes place

TOMORROW

at the

CIVIC CENTRE

 

EXPIRY NOTICE O

30th,
trade-in allowance.

ACT NOW

313 - 3rd Ave. West

 

PING PONG TABLE” ™

EKOLITE

Generous Trade-in Allowances

Expire November 30th

Mony fishermen have traded in their old Echo
Soundors on new machines and taken advantage
of the big trade-ins allowed over tho past few
months on our limited time offer as follows:

\ Muay.
INDICATORS Price Trade-In
100 Fathoms Model 55 $ 295. $100
120 Fathoms (Standard) Model 60 485 200
RECORDERS
130 Fathoms » Model ER6A 575 185
230 Fathoms Model ER14 685 200
65 Fathoms (Herring) Model ERH 1,125 250
530 Fathoms Model ER8 1,285 500

Aftcy November 30, 1958, all trado-ins will be
roduced to standard allowance.

You must get your order in before November
1958, to take advantage of this limited

RUPERT RADIO & ELECTRIC

Outshot Nelson
triumphs - .
over Trail

TRAIL «0 " Nelson Maple
iLeafs, although outshot 34-20,
' scored a 2- } victory over Trail
{ Smoke Eaters Thursday “night in

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‘national Hockey League game.
The victory moved ‘Nelson into
! Warriors. Each team: ‘has six
points.

| The first period was. marked
-by the: spectacular goal tending
| of George Wood in the Maple.
Leaf net. He kicked out 19 shots
‘in the scoreless period: compared.
to four by ‘Trail: ‘Goalie Seth
: Martin.

Use Classifieds~‘They Pay

 

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PRAM SUITS
AND SNOW SUITS

Choice of fabrics, colors
and prices. Proven. styles
in nationally advertised
brands. Excellent selection:
INFANTS TO 7 YEARS

WALLACE’S
DEPT. STORE

 

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SOUNDERS

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Phone 4236

 

 

Monday, November 17, 7 p.m.—
Brem-
Anderson vs
G.
Shier vs J.

Ritchie vs
>, Merrison; Scott vs Deane; Kerr
vs Dominato; Schuman vs Mc-
Gomez vs! Donald.

Lewis vs Shier; J.! y p.m.—Newton vs G. John-

Bate-

7 p.m.—Newton vs J. John-.,
Bremner vs G. Eby; Bate-j
Gomez; Anderson vs G.!
Whatman vs Lewis; -

1 9 p.n.—Ruivett vs. Deane; Mc- |
Ritchie vs’

‘Schuman vs

a tightly-played Western Inter-|

a first place tie ‘with’ Rossland .

| British Columbia organizations, !

SSUN\ GRE SRSOREREEREEe

   

 

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Safety of lifejackets
queried at conference

By GLADYS BALDWIN ~
Standard type lifejackets were under fire at a.
recent conference held in Ottawa, presided over by:

Transport Minister George Hees,
Kapok jackets in particular! —--~-—-----~--
and all inflated and inflatable| miliar sight between Stewart.
jackets were criticized by two/and Prince Rupert in the early |
ays.

 

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the B.C. Safety Council and the!

Workmen’s Compensation Board | Sten Didrickson, caretaker at|
during the one-day conference} tne Prince Rupert Rowing and|
on water safety gear. ‘Yachting club, is away for a}

About 55 representatives of, short time. Malcolm Elder, of!
the RCMP, the Red Cross, com-! Marine Bay, Digby Island is!

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pensation boards, safety groups: pinchhitting while Sten is away. |

 

 

 

and boating organizations at- —_—

| tended the conference which’ Many enthusiastic boatmen!
‘was sparked after a coroner's! yse their outboard motors alli
jury, investigating the death Of} winter, others tuck them aw
five RCMP officers on Lakei at the end of September andi
Simcoe last June found Depart-! forget about it until spring. Out-
ment of Transport standard board engineers give a few sim-
lifejackets “unsatisfactory. {ple precautions for mothballing

The B.C. Safety Council said it! an outboard.

feels'“many types ° of jackets, |
vests, cushions and other buoy-
ancy devices presentiy used are! tank to prevent 1
unsatisfactory because they are | &vaporation. Pour in a smal |
subject to rapid deterioration | 4mount of fresh gas, slosh it]

under common conditions of! around and empty tank. Do this |
rt opération Outstate "away °

Purpose of the conference is: flame.

to attempt to establish a uni-
formly-accepted jacket that wil!
save lives, something many
claim the current standard
jacket will not do.

The B.C. Safety Council went
further. It recommended:

Licensing of all sma!] boats.
legislation making boat owners
responsible for providing = re-
quired buoyancy equipment. and

 

@ Remove unused fuel from :

 

  

 

  

® With fuel hose disconnect-}
ed, drain carburetor by running:
motor at idling speed. When
‘she staHs, carburetor and fuel
‘lines of your motor will be dry.

® Flush cooling passages
with fresh water to remove salt
sediment if boat operated in salt
water. Clean screens on ‘fuel
tank and carburetor

enforcing its proper use, estah- ment bow] if your motor wuus

lishment of a standard report: one, .

boat form for boat accident . ‘at

causing injury, or damaee over _,@ Remove drain and vent
: plugs in Jower unit, of motor:

$100 and required wearing of life
jackets at night, in gales. in
dangerous waters, when water
skiing and when an individual
js alone in a boat,

Things are beginning to hum
in the local bout

drain all water’and used lubri-
cant. Turn motor over by hand
:to distribute lubricant.

@ Remove spark plugs with
wreneh:; pour or squirt, about
three tablespoons of engine oil
construction; into each cylinder and allow
line. Hydroplane, utility, run-,time for it to drain into crank-
about and cruiser plans are in'ease through intake ports. Re-
demand. One set of utility plans. place plugs and turn engine
has been floating around fromi over a dozen times with starter
one construction job to another: cord to distribute af) on cylin-
for over a year. They are be- der walls and crankease.

ing treated very tenderly at the ,

moment. You guested itt; @ Tuke out plugs once more,

Scotch tape to the fore! ‘clean, check gap setting and re-
I understand Michael Way- | Place,
man has a “Buzzard” on the RO @ Lubricate

throttle, pear-

Dr. J. A. Macdonald and Don shift mechanisms and grease all
have one small boat under con- | fittings,
struction and oa hydroplane!  @ Remove propeller, apply

coming up. Another “Jdinx"

and’ thin fm of erease lo shaft and
aod Utility wre being

talked i peplace propeller,

about. The J Ulility will be} , seta o
powered with oa ‘horse power! @ Clean motor exterior thors
motor ‘and Is a class for 1 to 17 oughly after removing hood.

| Repl we hood and wipe all metal
surfaces with an ally rag,

@ Important; Support weight
Of inuter on clump bracket in a
-elean dry) place, Muny biase-
rmnents are too dump,

year olds,

Down nt the Navy Drill
Chris Warvey js back with
MeLead and Jim Waldbauer:
working on the  hydraplanes'
started Jn the spring. One was
finished and raced ut Vaylor! @ Cover your motor, If you
Lake. They now have frames; have the original shipping onre
cut for three and are beginning Myon, fine. Tf not, use eanyas,
to set one of them up. More an old quilt or heavy pauper,
on the construction Jobs later. @ Now you're ready for the

sees first fine day next spring,

The Kergin fanily has been seme ect

YH: Wa
ith

Jakutla Prosangge, Bomewhat) knocked out Jeske Pallachlo, 192,

 

 

 

 

ay Leonard, “Canada’s best player,” trip.

summing up’ ‘

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and sedi-:

putt-putting «ground the const l

for no long time. note by the { Ni ght’ Fic ht
Impire, vintige 100, that tar. as | § | §
W.T. Kergin, oakippering othe! BACRAMENTO, Calif, (a--Woe
“Bunshine", took his family and!) Willie Morton, 140, Ban Jose,
same frlends to visit the Skeenn] stopped Warmuascu Callaza, 136,
River hot spring. The Kerpgins| Cuba, cd)
ne that time ved In Port Shap- serpent

son and ane the return journey PHILADELPHIA 1 John
nan into rough weather in Met-| Patrick Britt, 190, Philadelphia, |

8 .Prince Rupert Daily News Friday, October 31, 1958

  

   

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FRED E, DOWDIE
LOS ANGELES ( — Virgil

To defend title

axing of se Louis has formally OPTOMETRIST ._
agreed to defend his world wel-
terweight boxing title In a 15- Phone 5548

round bout here Dec. 5 against if

Don Jordan of Los Angeles, 303 - ard Ave.. We

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SUNDAY MIDNITE TO WED., 7-8:20.-

5100 IF You PROVE
. IT CAN'T HAPPEN!

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St Sat. Matinee, 2 p.m,

WILLIAM HOLCEN IN “THE KEY“

 

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THIS 20-FOOT POWER Cat cruiser is new for 1959, It is pow-

ered by two 70- -horsepower Mercury 784 outboards. Gold Cup
designer Ted Jones calls the catamaran “a tremendous break-
through in family boat design” because of its stability and
comfort over rough water at high speeds. The twin hulls are:
_ basically a pair of skis with an air trap between.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

leonard undisturbed —— a Merve:
over being excluded | “MAKE YOUR.

" SELECTION
VANCOUVER \?—AI Nelson.: iwes a disservice to the game |
president of the B.C. Profession- | ‘and a backhanded insult to the. FROM

  

 

ON OUR
FLOOR

 

‘al Golfers Association, said unattached Vancouver pro.
Wednesday he feels B.C. pros! “I am sure our B.C. pros will .
will make a “formal protest’; make some kind of formal pro- See the style and pick the ‘fabric and

‘against the exclusion of Stan'test. I just can’t understand it.
,Leonard from the Canada Cup |Stan has been such a wonderful
golf team, goodwill ambassador for Can-
The selection of Toronto’s |2da.”
Al Balding and Henry Martell |! Leonard appeared* not to be
of Edmonton as Canada’s rep- | disappointed. “It’s nice that
resentatives in the interna- | somcone else got a chance to
tional golf matches Nov. 20 play in that wonderful tour-
t
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Contemporary, modern and colonial
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to 23 at Mexico City was an- nament. I've played in it five

nounced Wednesday. times now anyway.”
Nelson said failure He then left on a hunting

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