itidCe
Kupfctt
UQily
NeWi
duturuay,
Krr.iuiy
14.
Crew
Rescued
Off
Sinkinqft,
TOKYO
tReuterm-TI.e
7,115-
Joseph
Biel
fiPrince
Rupert
Cage
Group
Passes
Up
m.
ton
pannma-n-Kisierea
motor-
carrviim
"M
B.C.
Semis
For
Tournament
at
Juneau
The
V
s.
,,.
I
shit
Catherine
tonny
was
re-K)iud
in
a-
cr.tical
condition
with
all
holds
flooded
after
run-'ning
aground
Wednesday
night
i
omwim,
;i-ry
xs
vessel
s
brnivL
T
Bill
Morrison
and
Dous-
San-
IN
THIS
CORNER
DICK
AIRES
ir
novo
mimed
U
continue
to-
off
Nnjiina
Sakl.
n".n-
Tokyo
Bay.
The
United
Stall
.1
naval
tug
and
th"
referee
Senior
B
games
,
r
.
,1...
cj.
11
1,.
.,,,,,
piay.iiis
...
ouu,
I
took
off
the
crew
nt.
lh,.
Fred
Cakierone
agreed
to
ncip
'
request
of
the
vessel's
captain.
out
011
the
i-eicrecnig
as
did
j
The
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
There
would
be
far
more
pres-
Association
last
night
derided
tie,
the
meeting
believed,
if
.1
io
pass
up
the
British
Columbia
Prince
Rupert
team
won
the
I
Basketball
Association
semi-fin-
Gold
Medal
'tournament
in
Alas-;;.ls
and
instead
apply
to
take
ka
than
if
U
..an
the
1SCHA
fni-'part
in
the
Gold
Medal
touma-
al
for
British
Columbia,
ment
in
Juneau
in
the
near
fu-1
Commissioner
sum
Davidson
s
;
ture.
Insertion
that
if
ii
wasn't
for
S
The
meeting,
attended
by
19
the
insurance
gained
by
tx
lons-jotii
of
the
more
than
140
per-
ing
to
BCBA
he
w!is
in
favor
of
Uons
involved
in
playing
has-i
formation
of
a
Northern
Brill.-h
ketbiill
in
Prince
Rupert,
est.l-
Columbia
basketball,
as.soci.itl',.!,
mated
that
it
would
cost
the
won
approval
from
'
most
!
Faith
In
a
project
that
is
destined
to
perform
a
great
ser
HISTORIC
MISSION
Don
Hartwig
who
said
he
would
referee
senior
games
if
coaches1
Minor
Simundsen
and
Bill
Me-'.
Chesney
agreed.
They
both
gave
1
mm
A
mision
tj
the
Mlcmac
Indians
was
established
at
gouehe
m
iioiiaventure
coun'y.
hi
their
eonsi
tit.
.
.,1
'l...
Ti
IPI,
,,.
Quebec,
in
1745.
rt
lllOMOll
U,V
junior
win
j
that
1
lie
basketball
association,
start
its
refcrecing
classes
next;
year
at
the
same
time
as
bus-
:
ketball
practices
begin
was
carried
unanimously.
It
was
i:lso
agreed
that
at
the
begin-
;
ning
of
next
season
coaches
and
t
those
present.
It
was
decided
to
stage
tl.c
International
series
in
Prince
Rupert
with
Ketchikan,
Met'.i-katla,
Sitka
and
Wrangotl
lea'iiS
to
be
invited.
Follow-in;'
Mial
!!:
association
would,
it
h.ipcd,
take
part
in
the
Juneau
tournament.
The
meeting
was
informed
of
t-rim-e
iiupen
ensnengers
somewhere
in
the
neighborhood
of
i1.600
to
take
part
in
the
semifinals
and
then
proceed
to
the
j
finals
if
they
won.
Such
a
fiii.m-ieial
barrier
was
loo
much.
A
Senior
Vt
team
going
to
the
;
Interior
of
British
Columbia
1
and
then
to
Vancouver
to
the
leferees
should
meet
and
(igf-i
43
"JW1TJ
interiiretatK-n
of
the
on
the
rules.
RS
1
CAMOSn,
T
Stewart
aMl
so
l.,uiM,sun,
T
North
Q,
February
24
C'oqmtlam.
Tte
To
South
Our,,,
tebruary
17
Ki
C-miuitlam,
Tliur,
tueed
with
the
resignation
of
Jack
M.h-$000
.
bo
for"
chant
as
commissioner
due
lo
1
tin;i
Is
would
bi
liaising
nearly
.
If
1
LAST
NIGHT'S
HGHTS
j
I1V
TliC'
Asi'CKiUHl
PlT.lt
'
!
New
York
Joey
Giambi'.
(
lf)5U,
Buffalo,
N.Y.,
outpointed
It.iui
Si'nrtichini,
I53:,i.
Italy.
10.
West
Palm
Beach,
FI;l.-.B..bbv
I
I.IBBV
MANZO,
the
singintf
boxer,
performs
as
soloist
in
the
choir
of
St.
Adalbert's
KC
Church
in
Elmhurst,
N.Y.,
where
he
lives
today.
People
ir
show
business
who
have
heard
him
say
he
has
a
voice
with
definite
possibilities,
and
he
could
turn
to
singing
should
he
give
up
the
ring.
The
24-year-old
has
had
19
pro
fights:
15
wins,
three
draws,
and
one
loss.
;
March
20.
The
association
hid
j$2q(J
on
hand
had
been
promis-!
ed
only
$1100
from
the
BCBA
and
would
have
to
win
the
$:!00
first
place
expense
money
offered
to
the
winner
of
the
International
I
basketball
tournament,
schedul-
pressure
of
bu.nn"ss.
Bill
Medio,
noy
was
nominated
and
elected
unniiiniO'Uy
as
commissioner
and
also
as
th:-association's
secretary.
No
action
of
ma
lor
decision
was
made
concerning
referees.
iv
smit?
Inn
ovotimnt
is
not
published
Of
bVplavcd
by
thf
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia
rnnre
RU)
e-r.
511
Third
Ave.
Elliott.
151,
Louisville,
outpointe
Chico
l',u'!ie:o.
Ij4.
Brazil.
10.
1
ed
early
in
March
to
even
get
'
start
on
a
travelling
fund.
Bowes
Chalks
Up
20
Points;
Ormes
Top
Junior
Boys
Loop
WHAT
YOU
CAN
DO
AT
HOME
WITH
A.
Bowes
was
the
man
of
in?
!
in
the
third
to
lead
20-15
before
hour
in
Junior
Boys
League
bus-
;
'he
final
period
began.
I
kethsiU
List,
niohr.
.
he
.
i
'
The
jewellers
were
ouUworcd
DOUGLAS
FIR
plywoo:
SYLVAPLY
vice
to
the
youth
of
this
city
was
demonstrated
this
week
when
four
sponsors
stepped
forth
to
support
a
quartet
of
teams
in
an
official
I'rinre
Kupert
Little
League
baseball
circuit.
First
in
line
was
Edward
Lipett
Ltd.,
who
last
year,
before
oven
the
"unofficial
little
league"
was
formed,
was
willing
to
gamble
the
money
necessary
to
sponsor
a
team.
This
year
the
same
company
was
right
on
the
doorstep
of
the
new
Little
Leasup
association
with
the
money
to
put
a
full
team
In
the
field.
Just
as
speedy
and
eager
to
help
were
Super-Vain,
North
Star
ItoKlinc
Works
and
the
Prince
Kupert
Kinsmen
Club,
each
of
which
with
I.ippsett's
are
guaranteeing
$350
to
outfit
15
players
per
team
with
each
team
having
a'
farm
unit
of
20
pi.iyor.s
from
which
to
draw.
When
the
franchise
certificate
of
the
Little
Leaf
ue
Baseball
Incorporated
gives
the
Prince
Rupert
league
the
official
stamp
of
approval
the
young
baseball
players,
8
to
12
years
old,
here
will
abide
strictly
by
the
international
groups
regulations.
The
league
schedule
calls
for
18
games
for
each
team.
Teams
will
be
picked
by
the
point
system
to
prevent
"packing"
a
team
with
talent
and
players
on
one
team
will
not
necessarily
be
drawn
from
one
district
in
town.
It
is
the
intention
of
the
local
league
to
take
out
both
group
accident
Insurance
for
the
players
and
group
public
liability
and
property
damage
Insurance
which
is
available
through
the
parent
body
at
a
nominal
fee.
Plans
for
registration
of
prospective
Little
Leaguers
and
formation
of
teams
will
be
completed
shortly.
Main
concern
of
the
association
at
the
moment
is
the
lack
of
a
suitable
playing
field
for
games
and
also
space
for
league
and
farm
team
practices.
Not
to
be
left
out,
if
hopes
are
fulfilled,
'are
the
boys
over
12
years
old.
The
Moose
Lodge
has
already
expressed
a
desire
to
sponsor
a
Pony
League
team
and
It
is
hoped
that
two
more
sponsors
can
be
found
to
run
an
unofficial
Pony
league
this
.summer.
One
thing,
however,
is
certain.
It
needs
the
fathers
of
the
older
boys
to
do
the
ground
work
and
form
the
Pony
league
association.
The
Little
League
group
will
have
its
hands
full.
l
-
Another
gracious
and
geneious
project
under
way
in
the
city
is
a
collection
sparked
by
Johnny
Odowes
with
Gunnar
Anderson
as
secretary,
to
send
three
Prince
Rupert
fighters
to
the
Golden
Gloves
tourney
in
Vancouver.
The
collection
is
going
well
but
as
usual
the
merchants
of
the
town
are
taking
the
shot.
It
is
hoped
that
sufficient
funds
to
pay
a
one-way
fare
for
Bill
(Mouse)
Morrison,
lightheavy
champion,
Andy
Marshall,
middleweight
titleholder
and
Billy
Tsuchiya,
contender
for
the
lightweight
crown.
The
Vancouver
Province
which
sponsors
the
Golden
Oloves
pays
the
other
half
of
the
fare
and
usually
foots
the
hotel
and
food
bill.
Should
there
be
any
money
left
over
It
will
be
used
for
a
banquet
to
fete
the
fighters
or
could
be
utilized
to
send
them
onto
the
Seattle
Golden
Gloves
and
further,
should
there
be
enough.
But
any
donations
from
the
private
citizen
would
not
only
swell
the
fund
but
would
be
sincerely
appreciated.
As
we've
said
in
a
previous
column
there
Is
nothing
more
heartbreaking
to
an
ntl.li
At
who
gives
up
his
time
and
effort
to
train
religiously
r
nly
to
iind
that
he
has
reached
a
peak
of
perfection
for
nothing,
as
happened
to
Morrison
and
Marshall,
Diamond
Belt
champions.
POST
SCRIPTS
.
.
.
Speaking
of
the
Diamond
Belt,
a
Vancouver
paper
featured
a
pix
of
both
Marshall
and
Morrison
in
a
Sunday
feature
on
the
annual
tourney,
but
there
was
not
a
word
about
the
Prince
Rupert
boys
in
the
story.
Commenting
on
this
Andy
remarked
that
the
pictures
spoke
for
themselves.
At
the
same
time
the
paper
forgot
a
photograph
of
heavyweight
champ
Tiny
Carlson
.
.
.
Both
parents
of
Little
Leaguers
and
the
young
players
will
have
the
opportunity
of
seeing
the
real
McCoy.
Monday,
February
22,
when
the
association
will
show
two
films,
'This
Is
Little
League"
and
"Little
League
Basics1
at
the
Civic
Centre.
There
will
only
be
one
showing
at
7
p.m.
...
On
the
senior
baseball
front
we
learn
that
the
three
sponsors
of
teams
iu
last
year's
Prince
Rupert
Senior
Baseball
association
are
planning
on
setting
ifp
a
local
insurance
fund.
Gordon
and
Anderson,
Esquire
Men's
Wear
and
Commercial
llotel
plan
to
contribute
$5
ner
player
of
a
15-man
team
with
the
total
fund
to
be
set
aside
for
passible
medical
bills
that
might
be
Incurred
during
the
season.
Smart
move
men!
20
poinis
to
pace
Sports
Shop
to
i
13-6
laf
Juar'r-
Leema
i
a
35-10
victory
over
Annunpil-
j
TZ
P"n'S
'.r
rmPS
wh,,;o
!
A.
Twaite.s
was
top
man
for
tion.
;
BulKcrs
with
8
points.
In
the
other
Junior
fixture
'
Bill
Morrison,
Doug
Sonkoy
Ormes
took
Bulgers
into
camp
and
Morris
Dean
shared
refercr-
by
a
33-21
score,
to
move
into
j
jng
chores.
first
place
in
the
league
starwi-
:
Lineups:
ings
with
7
wiivs
and
only
two;
shop-Laird
i,
Bowes
20,
l0Sfce$-
.
!
Olson
1,
Curric,
Fleming
2.
Uens-
Bowes
netted
three
points
inj
vald
2.
B.
Wong
2.
S.
Wons
4
the
first
iuarter.
three
in
th--'
Mitchell.
Total
35.
second,
six
in
the
third
and
eigr-.t
Annunciation
Bury
10,
Smith,
in
the
final
frame.
The
Sports
,
Lclourneau,
T.;th,
Comadlna.
Shop
squad
took
the
lead
7-2'j"im
Arrneau
2
Joe
Arstneini
'
in
the
Ilrst
quarter
and
complnt-
Basso
4.
Total
16.
ii
-
iqJHMf
You
tin
carry
our
the
home
planning
idea
you'n
admired
in
your
favorite
magazinet,
make
imart
furniture,
or
remodel
an
unuted
attic
or
biiemt
Ir'i
a
pleasant
spare-time
pastime
and
you'll
be
proud
of
the
professional-looking
jobs
you
do
with
easy-to-work
real-wood
Sylvaply
panels.
DO-IT-YOURSELF
or
HAVE-IT-DONE
you
save
titbr
With
Sylvaply,
most
projects
are
well
wilhin
the
overage
man's
ability
to
handle
a
hammer
and
k
and
when
you
"do-it-yourself"
you
save
money
When
you
"have-it
done"
for
you,
you're
still
ahead.
Sylvaply's
time
and
money
saving
qualities
reduce
costs
too,
when
a
professional
carpenter
or
contractor
does
the
job.
"
-
YOU
GET
PERMANENT
IMPROVEMENTS
Sylvaply
is
the
real
wood
of
a
thousand
uses."
j
ed
the
slaughter
7-2,
7-6
aruli
Ormes
Duncan
4,
Macintosh
j
14-6.
Top
man
for
Amumeia-
8.
Leeman
10,
Chow
2.
Heid
7
i
tion
was
D.
Bury
with
10
points.
Hewitt.
Hod!-;n.son
2.
Kelly.
I
Bulgers
took
the
first
quarter
To!al
33-
'
;
of
the
second
game
and
man-
Bulgers
Twailes
ii.
J.
John-j
aged
to
hold
Ormes
to
a
10-10!
son
7,
-Lam
bio
4,
P.
Johnson.
Hai-I
tie
by
the
half,
but
led
by
D.
versn
2.
Mai
-hall,
Thorn.
Total
',
Leeman
the
druggists
tenk
over
21.
Its
advantages
ore
created
advantages,
engineered'
into
the
material
during
manufacture
to
moke
it
be'
Lyndhursts
Down
Germans
For
Seventh
Straight
Win
than
wood
lias
ever
been
before,
iylvaply
lasti
a
housetime,
indoors
or
out
i
I
I
FU
ESSEN,
Germany
(CP)
A
West
German
hockey
team
,
matched
Canada's
reprcsenta-i
tives
in
the
world
chair.pion-
thips
at
Stockholm
goal
for
goal
i
for
li2
periods
Friday
night
li'l
four
kihhtn
ovl
ol
tht
ordinaty
with
iylvoplf.
A
$mort.
built-in
brcattfosr
nook
at
thown
above
!
easy
and
fun
lr
D-!l-rouii.ll,,
i.
ru
mn
do
il
foiltr
ond
btlltt,
mlh
Slvop.
,
before
fading
before
their
speedier
rivals
and
dropping
a
7-3
derision.
Toronto
Lyndhursts.
now
riding
a
.seven-game
winning
streak
in
European
exhibition
play
after
losing
their
first
game
in
Paris,
spatted
the
E.
V.
Fuessen
club
the
first
goal
anr1
were
still
locked
in
a
2-2
tie
before
they
were
able
to
pull
away
late
in
the
second
frame.
Moc
G
a
land
paced
the
Lyndhursts
with
two
goals,
with
Nor-mie
Gray.
Earl
Clements.
John
Canadiens
Meet
Leafs
At
Toronto
mocllng
hr
ntided
tiht
raomi
Ii
taty
and
n,,,lly
lh,
Sylvaply
Way.
loit
ll
b
proud
ol
lh,
job
you
da.
Ctl
Sylvaply
I
frtt
Ham
or
romsrf,l-Itn
your
nfltc
or
batomonl
of
your
deaJor't.
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m
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H.JI
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III
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This
is
an
excellent
week-end
,
Pftro.
Bob
Kennedy
and
Oorge
for
the
Montreal
Canadiens
to
Sayliss
getting
the
olhers.
bo
in
a
hockey-playing
tiiuod.
:
The
Lyndhursts
will
play
nt
Locked
in
a
second-place
tic
Mannheim.
Krefeld
and
Col-wilh
the
Maple
Leaf
in
thOR
before
leaving
West
Ger-NHX,
and
with
Jacques
Plante
nmr.y
for
Stockholm
next
Thura-up'
Ufom
Buffalo
to
reulaee
tii
,
dav-
liijjed
NJeNeil
in
the
t.ets,
they'
t-
-
-
-
ffioro't
o
now
world
of
pltoiuro
ond
lovinai
(or
you
in
smorl
Do-ll-rourslilr
furntluro.
four
doolor
hoi
nmp,
,ltp
ky-HOfi
Jylvoply
fro.
floni
lot
good
looting
ralfoo
lobloi.
cobrnoli,
ond
loboi.
rtir.ifo!;i.Wiiii,iii.i.o,.t
mtm
n
umi
nn.ii.im..r
,
,
o
m,
Canucks
Down
Royals
4-2
To
Take
6-Point
WHL
Lead
t-
(Lpto.2ytil
fimi-MM
'jit
ay
BUjlAcj-'ftC':
V-f'f
I!4
lotri
t
:-place
'Bruitis
'
.
Bo.-ton,
with
u
two-point
imr-:
gin
over
New
York
Rangers
for
i
the
last
play-off
spot,
need
home
victories
over
the
Canadiens
and
;
over
the
Hangers
the
night
bev
tly
The
C'uiiridlan
Pro.
-!
fans
by
setting
up
the
winning
Uvlp
for
llir
hantlymanl
Vancouver
Canucks
appear
in
'
markor
ln
lne
second
shape
for
their
trio
next
!
Playing
llis
,lUh
ecas(w
witi1
I
the
club
he
coached
last
season.
t
nu
week
to
prairie
points
In
YOUR
SYLVAPLY
DEALER
IS
A
GOOD
MAN
TO
SEE
Visit
Handyman
Headquarters
in
your
neighborhood.
Whether
you're
an
did
hand
or
a
beginner,
your
dea'er
I-Oft
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
be
qiad
lo
give
you
advice
that
can
save
you
money.
J-
dealer
has
Free
How-To-Do-lts
for
spare-time
iroierts.
...U1,B
U...U
Iorc
to
solidify
their
position
in
gifts
in
a
ceremony
between
per-
j
preparation
for
a
four-same
lods.
J
xoad
trip.
Alex
Kuzma
scored
both
goals
',
In
otner
Sunday
night
play
Un
Rangers
entertain
the
Leafs
and
for
lor
Victoria
victoria
ind
and
Joe
Toe
Bell
Bell
savej.
sive
I
!
Detrolt
Red
Wlngs,
who
lead
the
Bombers
from
a
whitewashing.
I
league
by
ctglU
points,
visi
tn
Bombers
took
a
i-0
lead
but
'
last-place
Black
Ilawki.
were
unable
to
match
Kuzma's
1
NORTH
VMS
POST
Western
Hockey
League.
Thanks
to
a
4-2
win
over
the
reighhorinar
New
Westminster
Royals
Friday
night,
Canucks
have
a
six-point
lead
over
their
nearest
rivals.
Calgary
Stam.
peders.
League
members
in
the
Prairies
.still
persist
in
going
nowhere
in
the
league
standings
by
the
simple
device,
of
alternately
beating
one
another
and
they
did
it
again
F
riday.
Edmonton
I'lyers
foiled
Sas-
r
,.
i
Oldest
trading
post
of
the
v
i
Hudson's
Bnv
Comnanv
nn
Muri-
Tonight
Victoria
is
at
Westminster
and
Calgary
visits
;
.cn
Bayi
RUl)ert's
House
was
NOW
"TAKE-HOME"
PANELS
Handy
sixes
for
those
small
jobs
and
repairs
,
.
.
Makes
"doing
it-yourself"
I"1"
than
ever.
You
can
now
buy
"Take
Home"
panels
in
more
than
45
dit'nt
'
sires
and
thicknesses,
from
12
by
36
inches
up.
Carry
them
home
or
slip
t1"1
"
your
car
trunk.
You'll
find
tries"
bjn(l
Take
Home
ponds
ot
your
dealer's,
clearly
marked
with
its
thrifty
pric-
'
built
in
IOCS.
Saskatoon.
k
;
T'-v
Curling
Results
BASKETBAL
SATURDAY
FEB.
13th
katoon
Quakers
4-3
and
while
Saskatoon
hoped
to
be
pressing;
Calgary
for
second
place
with
the
final
whistle,
Quakers
are
finding
themselves
bothered
for
third
place
by
Edmonton.
Things
looked
blacker
for
the
last-place
Seattle
Bombers
after
their
visit
to
Victoria.
Cougars
boosted
their
leau
over
the
last-
OUGH!
IICHT
!
fASY
TO
USf
GENUINE
WOOD
PANELS
i
'.
'
,
W.S.
fj
-
FfllDAV
AFTTUMOON
Art
Murray
Trihy
Moore
8,
Petrow
7.
Partrkle
6,
Wakley
8.
Thorn
ll,
Hamilton
fl.
Draw
for
Monday
"3
p.m.
Johnson
va.
McBroom;
MacKennle
vs.
Schuman;
Ramsay
,vg.
McLeod.
9
p.m.
Anderson
v
Turnw
Rat
cm
on
PLYWOi
SYLVAPLY
DOt,GRLAS
place
Bombers
to
eight
poinis
with
a
2-1
win.
Eddie
Dorchoy
celebrated
his
'
VIN0
LUMIII
DtAtfUS
MOM
COASt
10
rOASI
,
McMILLAN
4
BL0EDEL
LIMITED
VAdCOUVfl
C.IOAIT
tOMONION
WINNIHC
1ON0ON
WINOSOU
10KONIO
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Crossley;
Khier
va.
WiUaon.
"night
'
given
by
the
ONlH
'
CITY
TRANSFER
CRATING
PACKING
STORACJE
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LIMITE
KITIMAT
HIGH
SCHOOL
vs
BO-ME-HI
SCHOOL
CIVIC
CENTRE
GIRLS'
GAME
7:45
BOYS'
GAMES
8:30
RUSH
TICKETS
STUDENT
20c
ADULT
30c
RESERVED
SEATS
40c
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B.C.
Phone
131
LOCAL
and
LONG
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j
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