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Je wellers . Thursday, December 12, 1957 .
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Cooks Jewellers, Men's Five:
Pin Bowling league leaders for
two months in A Division, in-'
creased their margin to three
points Monday edging runners-.
up Howe and MeNulty for three’
points. Cooks took all honors.
for the night, amassing 1,128 and :
3,154 for team high single and afatinee 2 .
three while Tommy McMeeKin afturday £ p.m. i
and Johnny Laporte grabbed
high single and three respective-
ly with scores of 308 and 695.

In B Division, Electricians’:
anchor man Ronnie Rothwell.
took both high single and three,
with 316 and 753 marks to help:
his team to high singic and,
triple of 1,115 and 2,912. |

In standings, Kelly Douglas!
took over sule possession of first |
place by a one-point edge when.
'they chalked up three points in!
their meeting with Malkins, who:
were dropped into a third-place |
tie with Legion, one point be-
\ Ae hind Electricians.
| failed to dampen the spirits ee
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. , F | of players or fans in the an- DIVORCE RATE
ut oors wit j afr nual East-West All-Star foot- | The peak in numbers of Cana-)
v ‘ ' ball game in Montreal Satur- |

   
  

 

 

Royals, Warriors
‘In Home Ice Wins

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“ ~The leaders in béth Coast and Prairie divisions of
the Western Hockey League increased their margin
over opposition Wednesday.
At New Westminster, the
7 Royals came from behind to de-| 0th goal this season and Hugh
} feat Victoria 4-3 and snap 4) Barlow picked up the other one
four-game winning ae by | for the Royals.
the iast-place Cougars, he win .
give New Westminster a three- TWO FOR MACAULEY
point lead over second-place; Loug Macauley battled hard
Yancouver Canucks. for the Cougars. He put them
- Qn the Prairies, . Winnipeg into a 1-0 iead in the first per-
Warriors licked the visiting Ed-| 10d. Late in the third he boom-
monton Flyers 5-2 to increase|ed a 30-footer through a maze
their lead to five points. The of players to pull the losers to
Flyers are in second place, three within one goal of the Royals.
points ahead of Saskatoon-St. No action is scheduled tonight.
Paul Regals. Friday night New Westminster
“The Warriors’ win at Winni- plays at Seattle, Edmonton and as :
peg was only their second in Winnipeg play a return match EAST WINS-—A muddy field
dight games against Edmonton.| and Vancouver will meet. the
Pete Kapusta, Howie Glover, Cougars in Victoria.
Kent Douglas, Billy Mosienko
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: saps ‘ vo dian divorces was $8,199 in 1947, (1:
goals as the Warriors Cont Du relle Gives. By ERIC MARTIN day. Muddy but glad, the [compared with 11 in 1900.
ly stopped the Flyers in or ue 7 Daily News Outdoor Columnist East’s team celebrates (right) | --—--- --------7- woe wees mo

Gwn zone. Nearing the end of another woods hunting season and the | following their 20-2 victory,

ihe .

“Chuck Holmes and Jerry Mel- D Sh eas : : . ‘ the East i thr
: ue ount of dead and wounded is higher than ever before, human | first for the ast in three
“ pyk scored for Edmonton. oor wt lowing cou: $

hE VAY ines that is, not the game animals they were seeking. This | Shrine games. Paul Dekker of
FASHOWAY LEADS WAY beings 6 , me Hamilton Tiger Cats (eft)

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. Gordie Fashoway, the league’s : cannot be excused. _ ae eo aie -
all-time scoring champion, was esp e WE in There is talk of’ introducing gardiess of caliber, that is used a ree ving we pase. souk
mainly. responsible for New so a legislation governing the color tor’ hunting, be mandatory.| vigentified tack’er closes in,

Westminster's win over the: TAMPA, Fla. \?—Yvon Durelle,| of clothing to be worn by hunt- Right here is an instrument that .
W | . e,| of c g y , (CP Photo)
Cougars. ‘who wants a shot at Archie ers/ and there is also controver-. pre.ludes the need for carry.ng|__. cues a

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SPashoway scoyed his 15th and Moore’s light heavyweight crown,! sy over what the color shall be, 4 binocular glass, futhermore, |

{6th goals of the se280n. Ore eg. wal have to show more than he yellow or orange if you please! when the rifie is raised for a Rem mber When SS | w= gs
them was a did against Jerry Luedee Wed- nvery experienced woods walker locksee at something that might , By The Canadian Press |
shot that richocheted off Cougar nesday night to be a threat to y The Canadis :

apes knows full well that there is aj be game, or cow or bull, the’ - or dish jockey |
q e 1 . + ‘ Sn ley 4 Yr ; t English jockey |
Sent neeman eed “goslie Emil athe New ick “fish pperiod of several weeks every, hunter is also automatically m wee oe rainer. was killed
(rhe Cat) Francis | man ® ow ranked No. 3 among year when the deer wears a coat. poswnon to shoot. nae ‘the in a highway accident in Eng-; A FU LLY MATU RED
ug eni - . i , ae nong|% startling orange, and that this; taimed withcut doubt that the . rs er oom V
4 Arnie Schmautz scored nis. the challengers by the National period: Scmnetinos xtends into, object is legal game, nct human. | land 12 years ago today. Twice) a QUALITY WHISK
t _. oxing Association, ; :

: , act {a winner of the Epsom Derby, |
a convincing victory ‘over the the open hunting season; if This winter.can see no €X- Fox retired from the saddle in,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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lana: . e willing youngster from New Ha- yellow must be used, then let i | cuses for these terrible firearms | 1936 after riding for 30 years. His |

8/ Countries ven, Conn. ee be canary or lemon, even though | accidents. The “didn’t know it] last two seasons as a jockey were | Vbis agveriisemenb is not publi-nea or displayed py tne Ligquus . >
Petia . ~ , But Durelle was far: from the populars (so common to; was loaded” culprit is entirely with the royal stable. Control Board ar bv the Government of British Columnhia

Te ST k P3 t championship calibre in winning moose country) adopt that samej to blame and should be punish- ee te er sore Ps ‘ oe ts we a cal

“ 0 c ée of a unanimous 10-round decision color in the fall. ed as heavily as severe laws

 

.. : over Luedee. . No matter what color is made| allow, and be permitted no li- -
In BC Games | “Durelle connected repeatedly | mandatory, the killing will con- | Cense to hunt for 10 years or so.

one with solid smashes to.the head|tinue. unless strongly-toothed/ The loaded firearm in vehicles

“VANCOUVER @-—Bightly-one)/ 2nd body without ever having|laws are promptly enacted and }S 4 Vely deliberate violation of

éountries have been invited to the unranked Luedee in. real| enforced. There is a man (prob- a good law that does not use its
participate in the British Co- trouble. Luedee kept wading in, | ably one of the unfortunate ac-| teeth enougn. Comnion sense
Minbia Centennial Games, Ca-|throwing punches from. all| cident prone type) who was the: Should teach us all that the
nada’s largest track meet, to be angles, but few of them landed| culprit in two shootings within: chances of trouble by accidental

held June 6-7 in Empire Stadium{Cleanly. + a -| four weeks in the southern part discharge is quite likely in an ‘

here. Durelle was much the stronger] of this province, one occurence auto moving alorg rougn roads .
“Dates for the games were con-|Of the two and kept control of/was in the woods, the second: i7 particular.

firmed Wednesday. Officials} the action all the way. Luedee| while adjusting or cleaning «|. Many years ago young shoot-

had to abandon a plan to move] came in at 172, Durelle 17434. '

 

, _._| weapon in his own home; this, ers were taught “every firearm
the dates back one week so Rus-|. The fight was put on for tie) winter -has not yet learned that. is loaded, trea, it accordingly.’
sian athletes could attend be-| benefit of the Babe Zaharias| this chap has been deprived of This precept should be basic so
cause the stadium is not avail-| Memorial Cancer Fund. his fire arms license and his, that everyone uses the exagger-

able May 30-31. ; right to tinker around with (to ated care necessary to the han-
'. The Russians cabled last week! ,

a « ° him and those near nim) deadly: dling of a. loaded and cocked
that they could not make the | Curling Results artillery. Most hunters who live ‘weapon, that way we shall save
gume BT aes eae of 4: Results in the’ George Cookjin the country go hunting in, many . lives and suffer less
aaa heavy sche te-0 —events——-——_ trophy play Tuesday night at the their everyday garments. These; wourndings.
BEBEEWE HE ZEReeBee ww Prince Rupert Men's Curling; are usually the nondescript. ; we 5 “7
od , club are as follows: drab colored woollens, or may-' Christmas coming along fast.:
Parker 9, Stevens 6, Mitchell be blue jeans wnen weather i i and just time left to try for one |
,7, Inkster 4; Ford 15, Anderson; warm and dry. While it is ad-i of the many moose ccming out |
qT Gomez 12, Georgeson 6; . J.| mitted that most game animal: | to the Bulkly Valley floor with |
Eby 11, Lindsay 6; Warren 9,| are color blind, it must be agreed | the highland snow driving them
Shier 8; Paul 16, Simpson 6;| that colors which blend witr:down; better take the train
|Cooper 8, R. Eby 6; Bird 14,) surroundings are less likely tc! though!
|Lambie 6; Laurie 10, McDonald) reveal the human outline thar —— | °
| 8; Eyolfson 18, Gordon 3, | sharp one-colored rigs. If the hunting man in your
While 1 Jatore 2 ‘house has not said what he
- . ule legislators arc consider-i would like for a holiday gift,
ithe Cooks Jewellers trophy were; ing spending huiters money for! why not leave a check with his)
es . them by compelling them to: favorite sporting goods store,
| 10 becraner 8: aoe TE toma | Purchase a specia) clothing, it; whisper the news to him and
| 10. Bremne 10. Murray’ 6: Glad- might be well for them to also; let him make his own choice?
ding 14 Waldbaucr 8: Field 9 consider that the use of tele- | Marty knows tris to work very
mw, Whatman 7; Rowbotham 10, scope sights on every rifle, re- | nicely, ty Me.
M Johnston 6: Rudderham = 143,
BOYS SUITS Tit SHIRTS m , Seott 5; Dibb 5, Spare 0 (de-
, am oeuwipTs _ ‘fault); Garner 10, McLean 7;
SPORT SHIRTS JEANS M: wMeNecice 13, Giordano 3; Lemire
SPORT JACKETS TIES gg! 10, Doninato 9,
BATHROBES SWEATERS
DRESS PANTS PAJAMAS
BELTS WINDLREAKERS
GLOVES UNDIRWEAR

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