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Benefits to poople out of work through illness. —

© HEALTH INSURANCE — Provision against major

medical, dertal and surgical expenses, will be added

to the Ho pital Insurance program set up by the fs
Liberal Government

widows, ponsions at 60 instead of 65.

@ NATIONAL PENSION PLAN — Prompt action to-
words a netional contributory pension scheme, co-
ordinated wilh present provisions for retirement and

vl age seeurily, . .
@ FAMILY ALLOWANCES — Payments continued to
age 18 if bey or gitl stays in school,

Four outoof every) five Canadian Social Soeurlty moasuras
were the work of Liberal pavernnients, giving Canady, one ol
(he ooundest social seenrity syshema da the werld, Through
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HAPPY WINNER — Art Allen
gives lead dog Brian a big hug
alter “winning the 15-mile
world championship dog derby

‘the-team, owned by Roy Gad-
dig’. .Of.Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to
vietiry over 19 other entrics.
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prize catch

‘VANCOUVER. —British Coail-
umbia. Lions announced today
the. signing of end Howie Schnel-
lenberger and let it be known
they ,consider him one of the

prize catches of the 1958 Cana-
didn’ football conference.

A. 215- “pounder from the Uni-
versity. of Kentucky, he was an
Associated Press all-American in
his senjor year, 1955.

‘Ed. Vereb, top man of the:
Lions’ 1956 backfield, recruited
Selinellenberger along wit hy
. quarterback. George Herring. All:
played U.S. Army ball last sea-
son- at Fort Knox.
Lions also announced end Jer-'
ry Janes. Signed for 1958.

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“Gkanagan Senior Hockey

  

Veteran ‘Mike Durban, centre:
Ray." Powell and rookie Greg:
Jablonski. scored the goals and
shared. adulation of the fans.
with goalie Daye Gatherum, who :

: had hfs first shutout of the sey-
som. The victory clinched the
: best-of-seven final series 4-2,
with one game tied.

“Meanwhile at Rossland, Spo-
kane Flyers went down 5-2 in,
the, fourth game of their West- |
brn International final serles |
with Rossland Warrtors, dead-:
locking the best-of-seven ¢on- |
i test at two games cock

It was the second fitne the!
Willoughby Cup his eone to the:
-breczy Packers, The presenta-
tion was made by lereue presi:
‘dent Bill Nicholson to Veteran |
> Kelowna captain Jim Middleton. |

~ PUCK SCORES ©

“Buston J, New York 1
WIE,
New Westouinsler 3, Victoria 2
Wiinperg 2, Calgary 2
New Westminster 3, Vietoria 5
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Marine ‘spiel

Local rinks start

brace ‘that tied the game,

‘the game and although the lat- ;
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Packers un over Chiets

A for OSHL championship

'B; The Canadian Press :
° Kelow na Packers Wednesday night took the

grand: style with a 3-9 victory over Kamloops Chiefs |
béfore'a capacity crowd of home-tow n. fans.

 

"A" event

| By T..G. INKSTER ' .
Prince Rupert’s biggest sporting event of the

year got underway last night as local cur lers threw
the first rocks launching the Centennial Marine Bon-

 

 

 

play

 

Several ‘upsets and  surpris-
ingly strong showing’ by not too
highly rated rinks marked the,
opening of the Grand Challenge
“A” event,

Spectator room at the Curling
Club was nearly filled for the
‘all-local competition. Outside
rinks will take to the ice Friday
night.

Last night, Bob Moxley's four-
some trimmed Miner Simundson
9-6, and Pete Moroz scored a big
four- ender on the last end to
beat Chuck Whatman 9-8, —

, Peter Bell, skipping a- rink}.
composed of the “younger” curl-

ers, appeared to have his game
with Bert Rowbotham sewed up
as late’as the eighth end, but
Rowbotham tiled it up ‘in the
10th, and went on to win in. the
extra end. ‘Bell could have tak-
en it in the tenth by taking out
shot rock to cut down Rowboth-
am’s count to one, but elected to!
lay. up to shot rock and was
short, allowing ‘his opponent a
In,
the extra end Row botham | play-

spiel, ;

ed a short raise on, his ‘only av-

ailable rock to. lay shot} where

Bell could not get to. it. j Ht.
Percy Berg and. dacs Mitchell: Be

staged a close game all the way,

 

the game, with Berg finally win-!

ning on his last shot. _ iy
Another ciose match was the j 34
one between Lambie and the RC jens,

MP rink skipped by Joe Warner. |
The policemen ‘had “Lambie’s J:
foursome on the hip throughout 'n,

made it interesting,
; Warner rink took the match 8-6. |
Other scores were as follows:
Eyolfson 11, Dibb.7: Beltz 16,"
Wong 5: Simpson 8, Parker 5:
: Shier 16, Gordon 12: Ford 12 ri
Stevens 8; Bateman 14, Scars 16; 1
| Manson 9, Gladding 5; Giordano |
9, Gurvich 6; J; Eby 15, Dominato
. 6: Johnston 12, McDonald 82! py

Ward 7; Warren io, Gomez a
follows:

Waldbauer vs Hetland;. McLean
vs R. Eby; McNeice ys Wongda; ! ¢
Hanks vs Rudderham; R. Ander-
son vs Bird. ~ |

Georgeson; Smith vs plesinger
(Terrace); Reum
Rogerson; W. Anderson
race) vs Lofgren; Chemko (Ter-
race) vs Laurie; Oliver (Terrace)
vs Cooper. °

touch with draw room to keep.
posted on draws. j
posted in the Princé Rupert and:
Savoy Hotels for those who have
reservations there.

chile, Isla Garner.

rison, J. Johnson.

7 p.m.-11 pm—d. Coliins,
exchanging the lead throughout : Johnson, Ss. Wells.

the ; Moorehot use, G. Johnson.
Poole, D, Dibb.

* Roos, L.

Deane, M. Montgomery.

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Friday nights draws are as

6:30 p.m.—Tuttle vs Scott:

 

8:45 p.m—Little (Terrace) vs

(Terrace) °
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Skips are asked to keep in

Draws will be

 

Canteen shifts —
tor bonspiel

SUNDAY
23 ‘am. “7 am.—V. Kelough, A. “Rit-

 

7 a.m.-1l a.m—E, Baker, R. Mer-

11 am-3 pm.—S. Eady, F. Wilson,
Balagno,

3 pm.e7 pmo A, Whatnan, .M.
human, E. Wasyk o
Joyce :

1i p.m.-3 am.—N., Bond, 1. Hague,
Isaki.

MONDAY ,
a.m.-7 a.m.—M. McLean, J. Dick
Agnes McLean.
7 @m..11 am-—M. Murray, G. Eby.
Waldbuauer.
11 am..3 pm.—K,_ Field, B. Craft,
Cromp.
3° p.m.-7

p.m—E. °* Simpson, E.’

 

7 p.m.-1] pm. — B. Dunbar, y.?

11 pm-3 am ——M. Gurvich,*
McKay.

3 a@m.-7 am.—D, Scott, K. Kerr, M..
arhand. '
7 wm-1l am, -- L. Bremner, D.

11 am.-3 pam— J. Bingham, M.
ong, 1. Lindsay.

‘Inkster 12, Field 2; Lewis A, | 3 pm.-7 pm—J. Bennett, B. Man-
Fin te ee een oe teen em ernment 2 (sen. P. Anderson.
cor F Pam.-11 p.m—P,' Eby, A . Murrey.
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Regulations Governing. Loads & Speeds.

Pursuant to Section: 35 of: the, Highway Act. restric #
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highways: effective 12:01 a.m. Friday; March 2] /

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