Prince Rupert Daily News.
Wednesday, February 13," 1057: Sa

 

 

F FaP Ti rou INCE i McRae’s ‘5 | Championships os |
In Final-Frame Rally Try

X i WINNIPEG —: Top. ranking
figure ‘skaters from: east an
: - Breaking: away from a. third period uy at- west-many’ fresh’. froin ‘lp
ter trailing for the first half of a Senior Men’s Bas-|North American — and : Western
thall-L Canada * -champlonships - wi
ketball League. game inthe Civic Centre last night,
Fraser and Payne staged a. high pressure final quar-
| ter i in which. Mike Young: sank eight baskets: to

compete In the three-day Canas
dian classle opening: - at the
| trounce McRae Motors 70- 58,
“The .game, one’ ‘of: “the “more

Wiuunipeg: Winter Cub, Thurs;
‘| thrilling. of the: men's loop so.

day. ° 4)
+l far this ‘season was well played

- After two days aut the spnclou’
Winter Club, the ° competitions

with: heavy. checking through-
¥ out- the. four frames,

wind up. salurday at Winnipeg
- The decision gives Fraser and

Arena,, “t
Five of the 10 titles, will: he act

Payne” thelr’ third consecutive,
: {win

fend incluc§ng the. ‘senor |.
Top marksmen for the dry

women's and men‘s—won las
‘goods squad were Young. who'

year by Carole, Jane Pachl” of.
Montreal’ and Charles at and

‘|racked ‘up 21 points. and John}

‘| Newton’ -who - notched 14,

of Toronto. Both Miss. Pachl-an
For McRae Ma+a.s, Jim John-

‘Snelling were runners-up ‘at the
North American singles champé
son snared 18 points and Alan
Laird 10. -

tionships last we ekend ' in Roche
.McRae's Johnson and John

ester, N.Y,
Lambie kept Fraser and ‘Payne's

 

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Hy} ample for entry in the Fiold and
Stream contest, Walt’ McCon-
“very - young ‘province éll’s'23-pounder stands.a: good
-| learning : fast, and: Is: ‘fortuna i hance of bringing in both: glory
“to have the opportunity, to profit and cash, Nice fish, war
‘| by’ errors made in other: places,|:: Pe
07 and to’: be possesstd of. such
“unspoiled recreational possi*:
100! pilities at-the inception. of the,
PU NT Bo new Ministry.
expected. to move tables, ‘chairs. and things
be'provided may make us dig’). Tye Smithers and Biillaby Val- ‘in.preparation for. the Rod’ a
ceper’ for licenses, bitt | poy Clubsters, come in for plaud-| Gun Banquet, If at all-able, g
vlllingly, for-satd bits. ‘again, : They have. pushed/thare on time, ‘for le
| greater. potential nord for the building’ of-a-wharf! be waiting: :
be shad: ANY: | on Babine-Lake where the'road|’ ‘This time Comutisstoner Buller
from Smithers enters, : there are/is to be guest speaker, and! dt: is
hrsigns that’ “these | efforts feet hoped. that Inspector , Gill" can
} reward this-year. - i | make it. too: Two very “capable
isnt and advertising, "Also these foresighted' fellows speakers, so.do -not miss. them,
ed ‘dollars. Will’ aie working for a: longer season The feed itsélf, is- to bé: better
many times 5) cow -moose; because these than . ever, ‘all the way; from
mues that animals are thriving immensely

 

saturday i is the'big night and
a few | ‘cheerful volunteers are
urgently: needed . to be at. the]

ons later on te wasket, from.

Newton,

With Newton plunging in hino
points after five basketless min: |.
utes, Fraser ahd Payne book the.
‘| quarter at 38- 30, sy

A fast.and fuvions final. quar-
ter saw the dry goods squad pull
gut of the doldrums and paced
iby Young, rack up’ -almost ‘half
of thelr total’points,

For ‘McRae's, Johnson retali-
ated with 10 points but the F
and , P's ‘consistent, break-
throughs proved Loo much,

Lineups:

 

 

 

Acknowledged fa¥oriles in arb
senior alrs are the smooth-skata
ing team of Barbara Allecd
Wagner and Robert Paul of Toy
rOuew, Who wor the event'in the

oH
é; “ growth of ‘willow . and: “push,
“tw before. the. ‘reséeded . trees” are

> Hislarge cnough’ to’ form a cover;
~W@Lwhich deprives the-smaller types

aH in:the district and must not bet

re Bua ‘gi allowed to. cat. themselves® out}
Store miof- a good ‘thing, This increase]:
one Bin the moose.herd in’ the Valley

Riis largely.: the:result of. the. logg-
ling. operations, - -whieh: open: up
| the forests and. promote ‘the

‘

jsuuansunnsscenensserse

i

a pothor wilh adic

jof the ‘necessary. sunshine,

Another suggested change 4n
m regulations would, start. the goat
season in mid-August, forthe]
A ' snows at higher altitudes usually
arrive. so° carly ‘in the Fall that
‘many “hunters lose-‘out in the
curtailed | period open for hunt

ing.

The. Terrace ‘Meclhead' Derby:
ites. have . already taken. fish:

r

tig race Cushion .
Holds False Teeti
A Tight 4

Fases |
Sore Gums¥

Snag. i) brandy
Denture, Custions &
aro. trimaph of
aeicnee, & Stusa=) | f
. Honal” now. plastic :
re-fining that gots zid:.af ‘the | ahooyane
and irritation of loose, badly fitting , false
teath. Snug cases auto, drilaled -guins due,
to: longo tilting | dentures, Ayplied ina, few
inititos, nnkes, lic. wobbliest” pintes ‘slay,

hea == gives perfect eoutfort, iat
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gi kitty’ has the-necessary: luere; ie leadership:

_ dues not
rela ride oul]
el, No daily
t Buug” brand
littors. for: ul
iunoy back i

aid * rin. pie

vawhen «replacement

ower plates
isfindl Ab all dracsists

LORD Co, L r Brockvilt, Oat,

 

 

New: inisurance

heer

te insu ‘wnee vold by
Abe Stn Life Assurance Cony:
. ivof Canada ty 1058 am-
Feawated’ to. $864 millon, an
fMaerease of $03 milion over the
: previous year and orice again
* Wihe grentusi anouny of fe
surance’ ever sold: by ‘any
sgompany In one year, In Ca-
Wada ay Aso Wiereuse WAS I't-
J ported, Sun Life's 86th Annual
‘Report: to -Polleyholdars, Just
- F pedeased, also discloses that Ife
; Inguraneo in force hag now
(passed the $7 billian mark, an
yl-tling record, The Company.
‘ae agaln adopling new and jn
freased, dividend. scales which
wil] further reduce the cost of
cpoauriuieg to polleyholders, As
At yegull of those” Inereased
seal Bun Life will pay oul
Ee million in dividends to
wa Paani during 1957, or
"ravious yonr, and more than
W1C0, tho amount pald out only
A Mbigfyonts aga, During 100,
Bho Compay. y pal a tolnt of
million hones} iar ta
i lg toy ost amount
mor dllatriiutod NY {ho Sup
rey fysyou', Living polley«
Naldoud and annuttinty Ncelvs
damnit Won at Wis amount.
cpaymonta alco 187),
| ng f
a: sald, have now oxvouiled
140, Hon, :
1 o.W. Bourke, Sun life
a Ih roviowlnte Gum
AUT foe Ue. demanth
suutoe! Wich full addy
| hi hoon taken of favor.
fcondidons for werecord
tor Ifo Inaurahea by tho
WHT to,. By mobiitving the! o
Teasivlings, of millions of polloys
bhai Ifo Inauranga da play
Hil ylbal part Mn providing
ALVA FA
{ mondous : ‘onpibal oxpansion
lads i taking. plac ne
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ee 1956 6 langait thy wal
‘sold by a Canadian company in, any year; policy
dividends again increased; $7 billion i insurance in
! oo force,

00 more than In the} g

rab.Bun Life polloy {

es

than $2% ‘billion, Sun Life's
worldwide total of Insurance in
force now has reiehed $7,030,-
000.000, an all-time high, An-
nuilies payable currently and
In future under group, pension
plans and Individual contracts
totalled $162 million per an-
num ab the end of 1986, Life |
Insurance and annuitles com-
Hey are the equivalent of
$9.1'75,000,000 of life insuranco,
The ‘division of this. flgure
among the major toivitoplos Ii
which the Company. operates
Is: Canada, 49%: United Sta-
tos, 30%: Groat Britain and
other Commonwenith’: coun-
tres, 13%; elsewhere, 2%,

$80 MILLION IN’
NEW MORTGAGE: LOANS’

An increase In assets of $00
million lok place In 1066, and
un Life nssely naw stand at
lightly over $2 billion, “Dur
Ing tho yony 1956, ‘oval (hotuh
Wahtor erodit conditions oxlate
ed tn Qanada and the. United
Bintos, the Bun Life.advancod
ean milion’ hy: now morbgnye
lonns. throughout: the.” two
count lea!" Mr. Bourko.:aatd,
"Our me loan. necount,
now stands a

Bim Life's Roport:: rovoalod
hpb the success of the year's
Investmiont operations ya ro»,
Hstod In the frre Intoroat
rilo earned on the Company's
iaseta, whieh Ineronged: from:
qh in 1066-10 4.98% In 1056,

CONTINUED GROWN

Mr, Bourke concluded by
saylng that with the prospeat
continued oxpanalon, the
volume of now ilo Insurance
wil] continue to grow. "Th. the
highly compotltive almosphore
In which we opernto,’ ho: do.
alarod, the Bun Life wi CO1)«
uno {o-ho rospanalya to public
noods and
Lo. im OVO ho wor'yleo Wa havo

“Tho offer, ©

A cop of Blin Li to's ome
nlote. ’ 60 Annual 2 Roport;
holly tha Proaidont's. os
"| vow. of 0 yoni ig 00 Ne sont
to ona: the qa ou vn
dotails may: ron

 

cocktails, through ‘shrimp ‘and

meats,'strawherries and pickles,
Because, of the potency of. vari-
‘ous of the potables to be served,
itcis much - regretted’ that some
of. the younger and. valued meim-
bers «of. .the «club: will not; be
permitted. to: -attend,: ‘but. next
eyear is another: year,: Those’ ‘who
are not. stuck Awaiting . payday
should pick. up ‘thelr: tickets at

we once,. facilities at: the door : sare

not adeqhate. ‘to care: for a rush
of last minute. arrivals, -

: Perface. ‘is, attending, 2 dozen
strong, | at. least. three, from
Queen Charlotte City; the rest of
the Islands: still. to’ be heard
from, ten from: Kilimat- ‘for sure,
and: maybe: : Ketchikan’ “and

4 Kemano will show. up; Ketchikan

is particularly eagerly awaited,
for, plans‘are -in the:offing for

“i trapshoots with the international

-jtouch, andthe: orchestra js fully
{primed for the down beat on
i | the: biggest . and; cost dinner.

‘Whole “north: country has to
offer; BE THERE! -

Remember. the: shoot ab ‘the

| Oliver Lake’ grounds booked for

Sunday, bring the kids too, there

is fun and interest, for ‘all.

Hats off to Norman’ Rae who,

‘last week presented a .22 rifle

to the junior rifle: clubs, this

 

excellent. acquisition: ° requires

 

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target sights: and these will be
forthcoming just, as soon. ‘as. the

feel like, tossing: in at mite?!

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Swaps. Recovered 7 9

- ARCADIA, Calif: ™—The rac-
ihe fraternity: ‘buzzed today with
word that Swaps has. recovered
so well from a leg fracture that
he has begun. his stud duties.

-Owner Rex: Ellsworth Tuesday
Ji said Swaps, the 1956 Horse. of
the Year. inthe United States,
has -been mated .with Ynys, a
“seven-yedr- -old. Trish. mare, one
_[iot 41 Ellsworth purchased from
the Aga Khan last September.
~ Swaps Was” hurt “at. Garden
‘State Park in New Jerscy last
fall and at one time It was fear-
ed the nccldgnt might cost his
life, 7

TOP RECORD -

LONDON :@)'— Fiisb phono-
graph record o top the million
sales mark jn Brilajn Is Rock
Around the Clock -by Bill Haley
and his Coniets,

.{couver - Canucks.
dropped.a 4-2 decision to Win-.

 

fish to a-choice of several ‘wild *

| “DRE

This: rink from. Ottawa's Rideau: Curling Club,

"skipped by Mts, H.R, Holmes (second from, left) scored the curl-

er’s equivalent | of a ‘hole- -in-one

during the Ottawa ladies invita-

tional bonspiel: The foursome, shown in the, house with the eight
-rocks, came through with the big end on ‘the | thitd and’ easily
| defeated, 19-8, Mrs. R. K. McKénzie and her Ottawa Glebe rink,

Left to right:. ‘Miss Marjorie Holmes, her. mother,
a skip; Mrs. J. &. Hutchison and Mrs, I, MeIntyre,

4 4 1 ¢

Seattle, Flyers Tangle Tonight
But Game. Wont Budge Standings

By The Catindian Pross - :

“The two top teams from both
Prairie: and Coast divisions - of
the. Western Hockey League
mect tonight in-a pair of inter-
‘sectional games... Bui, wnlike
the pictures only a short while
ago, the result won't budge’ the
standings.

Seattle plays: host to Edmon-
ton Flyers while Brandon is at
home to New: Westminster Roy-
als. The Americans -are five
points ahead of New Westmin- ||
ster in the Coast section while |!
the Regals have.a similar mar-
gin over Edmonton in the Prair-
ie division.

Only last week .New Westmin-
ster missed a chance to tie Seat-
tle for first place and it: ‘doesn't
take much of.a memory to recall
when the Flyers were beating off
Brandon's attempts at the Prajr-

Neither second-plnee team: won
T uesday night.

WINNIPEG: WINS a
’ Edmonton had Jerry Melnyk's
goal in the dying minutes of

regular play to thank for salvag-|

ing a 2-2 overtime tie with Van-

nipeg Warriors,

The-lone point for Vancouver
was cnough to send the Canucks
one point ahead of Victoria
Cougars into third. place. In. the!
Const section."
woclul 11 points back of third-
place Calgary Stampeders,

Al | Winnipeg, the visitors:
scraped up a 2-1 lead in the first

‘) period on goals by Pele Durham

and Arlo Goodwin, Earl Inga!
field, who got the first Warrior

gonl, evened Lhe score In the see- |

ond frame and Richle van Impe.
provided the winner hall-way
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The Royals

Winnipeg is al:

Mrs, H. R.

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New ‘Westminster's reach on a
goal-mouth pass from. Skippy
Burchell... |
JOHNSTON SHINES

Winnipeg goal-tender Ed John-
ston stopped 27 shots. Bey Bent-
ley made only 17 for the Royals. ;

Vancouver took the lead inthe
other game at 6:49 of the! first
period - on Jack McLead’s goal,
only to have Don Poile even it|
less than three minutes later.
Dick Lamoureux’ again put: the:

> By EASLEY
Consider Opening
And Plan According

In today’s deal Mr.:
could hardly be blamed: for’ net |:
coming in at the five level, vul-

monds,

 

‘Yo pass.

| What a mess he would have
‘been in, for example, if Mr.
Champion's and’ Mr, Dale's
| hands had been reversed, And
Hin that case, what a hess mr,
Muasy would have been in al
‘four spades,

As the cards were divided, jhe

four spade contrack was mak!

rabie, but as usual Me, Mugzy nif.
led it, Mr, Heinsite led the king
of diamonds and, without a
‘thought, Mr, Muay ruffed, »

iu He led a heart and finessed
| the queen, Mr, Dale won with’
i the king and pushed cubs
i through (he king, ‘Phree club
itypleks and a heark defeated
Hbhe contract, mo
| "Do you think there is seme
ispesial bonus for playing the
hand as dangerously gis pos-
"sli?" asked Mr. Chomplon,

“"Teun't make the hend, Mr.
Muszy argued, “livery key card
was wrong.”

“Not if you played ff, right”
i replied Mr, Champion testily, “All
{you had ta do ‘wis bo discard a
hear) on the frst drlek Instead
of ruffling, ‘That way you could
he sure Dale waulel never: pol dn
Wo lond through your king of
Clubs,  Telnsiie’s best shift at
trick (wo would be hearb and
you should go up with the ace
and Jpnd back the quoen, If Dale

+ Payne tied the game at the 26-

BLACKWOOD on BRIDGE

nerable, with a bid of five,dias|- 4 ..s
The fact.that “he could f, ~ ae Os
have made five. dianohds’ idee
bracts nothing from his decision,

scoremaker Newton in check to
eke out a first quarter 10-8 lead,

‘Heavy checking: in the second

frame saw. the garage © squad
emerge from: the .hotly contest-
ed stanza shill: ahead: 22-20,

 

After som: fast scoring from
both sides in the carly stages of
‘the third frame, Fraser’ and

 

‘} 2b mark ald broke away  seec-

ome fee price reer mnenee

Canucks ahead: early in the

third, but Melnyk’s: picture goal |—

at 18:25, after a *30-foot pass,
ifrom from Bill MacFarland, sent
the ame into _ scorcless extra
tim
A A wrenched right knee
suffered by Tony Lesw:ck. it
may keep the Edmonton forward
‘out of tonight’s contest, He was |
boarded by Hugh Currie and |
helped off the ice. Currie got a
minor penalty.

McRae Motors: ‘Y, amnbie .6,

North. Amerlean at Rochesteg

Rensvold, Laird 10, Jchngon 22, "' They will defend their. Canadian

Smith 8, Haudenschild 1, Grey

4, Dumas, Stewart, 2, Total 53, .
Fraser and Payne: Hartwig: 2 2,

Shenton’ 14. Young 2), ‘Gurney,

Sankey 6, Newton 11, McAfee 10.;07 ‘

Total 70,

Last Night's Fights

By The Associated Press | -
HOUSTON, Tex.—Paul Jorgen-
sen, 128, Port Arthur, Tex., out-

pointed Bobby Bell, 127, Youngs- |

town, Ohio.

PHOENIX, Ariz.—Charlie Sale |

as, 150, Los Angeles, knocked
out Bobby Wright, 153, . Phila
delphia, (3)

title against Marte and , ont
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BLACKWOOD.
Lead |
ly.

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Many a safety play hee y be made at -the very

*| Heginning of a hand, which only points up the old (but!
rood) advice that you should not play the first card
from dummy until you have carefully considered the |
Significance of the opening lead and formulated some

kind of a definite plan to mnake your contract.
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with'n trump and get rid of two!
thib losers on the good hearts, |
If Dale doesn't covor, you discard |
tv elub, You're hound to take!
len or cleven tricks,”

“That's a doublesdummy ane
alysis," said Mr Mugay des-
perutely, "Whit if Hemsite
has the king of hearts?"

Mr, Champion bad the answer,
“Then you're stil all right,” he
sald, “U0 Helnsite wins with the
king of hearts, what can he res
turn? Tf he returns a club, you
Jose only ono Wiek In that sull,
If he loads a dinmond, you ean
rats in dinmy while you discard
a second club from your hand,
Then you could pitch your nat
lub on cunimy's Koo jack of
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