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Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
January
31,
1Dj2
of
the
w'
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City
Senior
Hoop
Play-offs
Scheduled
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WINNIPEG
CB
Winnipeg's
financial
statement.
The
audi-
"
Civic
Auditorium
showed
a
net
torium
commission
estiHWS
operating
profit
of
about
$1575
1!52
will
produce
an
ouera,tl:$j
,
(or
1951,
according
to
a
current
surplus
of
$fc$!K).
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ticton
First
Stop
in
Hoop
Race
Hks
llcuil
league
1
league
Standing
i
Willi
One
li.le.it
Team
W
1
To
play
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12'
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4
5
3
ball
names
end
February
12
and
0ordan
&
Apd-rson
4
6
2!
ipynnriiO
W-ains
re'er
th
first
if
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R.,inmaUcra
4
6
2i
February
14,
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and
junior
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in
games
end
when
the
senior
play-
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Mulch
4,
t.imt.
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in
Modern
Colorlil
Plastfe
Senior
A
PSay-off
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first.
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begln
two
days
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STONi
r.vsem
league
sianuniRS
put
Fraser
&
Payne
on
top
of
the'
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jJayolfs
will
be
lnirmrtitiipi
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Uupi'il's
all-star
basl;etl;al!
team,
the
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in
two
the
juniors.
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Ili-Crccns
31,
Ocean
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the;
first
game
on
the
opening
leg
of
the
l.oague
SlaniliiiRS
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(intermediate)
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&
Payne
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r
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Hi.Glvcns
Senior
A
playoff
schedule.
Decision
was
In
a
second
half
rally,
local
students
overran
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to
end
with
a
lead
of
21
points
Merchants
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by
the
local
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the
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travelling
expenses.
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exhibition
series
here
last
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and
third.
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first
half
saw
CharLston
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2,
Reed
2,
D.
Hunter
1,
Neville
Hi
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cnmoletelv
baffle
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1.
Lafontaiiie,
Fisher
4
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enter
the
Ju-t.'(!:il
tournament
to
.
been
invited.
ixcculivc,
which
and
first
and
winner
of
fourth
Leafs
M;iple
3
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Second
game
of
AnnunclaUon
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Hi-Cireens
with
their
tisht
one
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bowling,
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Chess-Checker
Meet
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list
p:aee
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5
'defence.
With
smart
plays
by:ltallU-
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MeUlrum
and
Reed,
Ocean
Falls
i
Peoples
Thain
15,Budinich
10,
l-.eid
down
the
locals
to
three
;
I
avich,
Bill,
Curne,
Dumas
4,
'
field
goals
bv
half
time.
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FolUc.
Matson
4.
tnd
lint,
in
the
third
and
fourth
Itjinbirds
Webster
7,
Graham
pliiee
winner.
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If
v"
Wiint
F.h
n.fl,t-Fh-s.
same
of
the
final
-
winner
of
second
and
the
ehes
Leading
thiirt
place
leams
meets
winnvr:
checker
tournament
being
held
quarters.
Greens
began
to
break
I
2,
Marshall
2.
McFarland,
Vouiik-in'tlie
Civic
Centre
are
John
up
the
Charlston
strong
defence
i
man,
Martin,
Sharp.
Mi.irto.sh,
of
first
and
winner
of
fourth'
n
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lit
playoil.
gixih
and
seventh
rim,
rim,
winaie,
wmuie,
Moore.
moon..
4
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these
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so
pieces
oniv
son
ii!&;vr,t
HulHcr,
witli
.six
points
In
cheek-
and
steadily
racked
up
a
heavy
jsniei,
ni"ht
-.second
a'ld
thi.'d
name
of
crs,
and
Larry
Ktanwood
witli
lead
with
the
help
of
sharp1
l::.u!.s.
',
lour
points
in
chess,
jcoriie;
shooting
by
Clark.
Webber
and:
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rt
rKi,
nl
lv
cf
k
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l
tie
leaeue
standiriK
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(leai'll
with
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w.i,s
not
pp.1;
of
phivol
f
ar'-Ni-as
that
HCAiiA
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came
a',
i-ant
surprise,"
said
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toilay
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f.r.st
.-erie.s
Wi'.li
.
,
best
two
of
three
M:n
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7.
8
and
10
til
Winner
meets
the
the
I
owr
Mainland
-
lies
which
will
live
'janies.
ul,.
laid
down
by
the
!
provides
that,
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win
aainst
iV:
ro
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of
defeat,
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l
poinu
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a
win,
one
6ankey.
located
nowadays
by
cue
of
Ihe
lor
a
draw.
Strong
point
for
the
VLsitors
echo-sounder,
even
it;
dark;"?:;
In
checkers,
the
first
and
se:'-
was
their
tight
and
fast
floor
or
f0g
ond
rounds
have
been
pla;.cu
play
but
they
lacked
in
shooting
.
with
exception
of
one
game
by
confidence
as
they
made
only
J.
Deane-Freeman
and
Stan-
three
field
goals
in
the
game,
wood.
Thud
round
leaves
Stan-
Should
their
shooting
improve
wood
and
Jerry
Leiniic;
Diane-
with
pract.ee
today,
tonight's
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still
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pariie
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u.vuii,
vi.v
w-
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tluee
games.
le
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J.
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drill
tca'm
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majorette
in
team
goes
on
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t.iou
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of
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be;!i,niti.;
with
tun
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perioimahcc,
ItM'l'ISN
OF
GIKI.S
tliiid
round:
u!y
v..i!:ii
eonir.'inU
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II,
Illltl
N.lttilii'll
vs
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Willi.
.lilifi
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s
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t
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cuaidi.
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vs.
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b
bluii-
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lietl
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H-eii:
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1
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Kil'll
rpseialors
welcomed
the
re'
urn.
of
girls
on
the
basketball
court!
:-:id
in
tiie
preliminary
event
Kupert
Peoples
Store
outscored
Hf-Me-M'
Rainbirds
three
times
to
end
33-11.
Rusty
Thain
led
the
winners
to
victory
with
a
high
scoring
15
p-
hits,
followed
by
Miss
Budinich
with
10.
For
the
losers.
Dorothy
Webster
scoi
;d
high
with
seven
l.r'
p.l.
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ii
;
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l'en
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not
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the
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robin
plays,
points
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totalled
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highest
will
draw
for
op-;;
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W
hiiiiTS
of
each
play
i.i
'ii
o.lur
lor
tiie
championship.
Ccfveth
iin
Coach
points
in
a
final
quarter
rally.
Scoring:
Hi-Grrrn
Clark
6,
McAfee
6,
Ford
5.
Webber
4.
Sankey
4,
Shep-nard
2.
Becker
2,
Rhodes
2,
Kristmanson.
Peneff,
Wood.
Total
31.
Ocean
Kails
Frew
3.
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Each
year,
fife
irnurance
provide
ninny
thousands
of
Canadian
wirh
money
to
meet
some
of
their
-most
important
needs.
.,isf
yrrtr,
IH'r
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cwnfKtnVs
p.u'rJ
out
$240
million
in
hencirs
to
mindam.
Out
of
litis
vast
sum
widows
nnl
otltrr
bene
litianrs
received
$V0
million
in
death
hene-fits.
For
many
of
these
trxpU
life
iiiHiirance
pnymeuts
made
all
the
diife.cncr
'
etwe
n
bt-ine
supported
hv
relatives
t
chanty
and
hcinn
tinancially
independent.
Through
life
insurance
tliey
can
still
iive
in
their
own
homes,
keep
their
chddicn
at
school
and
pay
thru
bills
!
TVit
a
much
larger
portion
$150
mdhnti
was
paid
to
living
policy
holders!
It
provided
income
for
people
in
their
later
years,
enabling
them
to
live
comfortably
and
keep
their
self
respect
.
.
.
sent
sons
and
dauuhters
to
collide
.
.
.
paid
for
Iohr
dn-amrd-of
trips
and
helped
ieop!e
reach
many
other
Roats.
.
Today,
more
than
ever,
Canadians
rely
on
life
insurance
a
the
easiest,
surest
way
to
provide
financial
security
for
themselves
and
their
families.
A
record
total
of
almost
$1
billion
in
now
lilo
insurance
was
purchased
bv
Catmdtuns
in
1951.
This
bimtts
the
value
oi
UU
insurance
owned
by
the
nation
s
polity
holders
to
another
new
record
sum
o
$17
billion.
Their
confidence
in
this
form
of
security
is
well
founded.
For,
through
a
whole
century
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continue
to
progress
thanks
in
part
to
tho
investment
of
life
insurance
dollars.
L.tfif
yenr,
norr
than
$1J5
million
were
invested
hy
lito
insiunncv
compunivs,
on
bchuH
of
their
fxtlicy
holder
x,
in
HHfitfinf-vs,
bonds
and
other
sound
secwities.
In
this
way,
life
insurance
dollars
helped
to
build
more
new
schools,
homes,
highways,
porr
plants,
waterworks,
od
pipelines,
in-tl.c.tnai
p'ants
and
other
aids
to
better
living
for
alt
Canadians.
i
4.
life
insurance
dollar
help
to
check
inflation!
One
.of
tiie
most
liowerful
forces
at
work
to
protect
tli
value
of
your
dollars
is
the
sum
of
money
entrusted
to
life
insurance
companies
by
their
policyholders.
This
"money
for
the
future"
helps
check
inflation
and
thus
v
strengthens
Canada's
economy,
A
report
from
THE
LIFE
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
IN
CANADA
and
their
representatives
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