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the thought"pf Christinas “Butt ‘this: was “still:
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Christmas; especially,’ when? ‘she’ seemed - ‘to pe.
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blanket: and took her out to the chesterfield to — -
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Sorry for her, after being sO exelted for so many,
weeks: ‘waiting ; ee

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her. back ‘to: bed and letting her’ up- “when: she

.. insisted: she*-felt: all-right. Inthe. evening! she.

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playing. awith a game. The next: thing! we: knew.

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pray: God you never, do. I can’t, possibly. describe
_ it to-you, The. memory of it even now,makes me.
shake uncontrollably and fee) | terribly faint. :

~ “Somehow, amidst total panic,. my; husband
-and'I managed to get her to the ‘Hidspital, ‘Yor
“the next. four hours we. paced those” corridors.»
eating. our hearts ‘out, ”

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organize with. ‘money ‘of “ our’
sown, We. “approached . Civic -

Centre manager . Jacob*: Van-.’
denbrink: with* the” possibility. :

of a 50-50 ‘deal: with: the" ‘Civic
Centre . Out : oz our’. 50° per’
~ cents “we. would pay. for all: ex-
_ penses« “incurred” ‘during: league .
games.’ The. Civic’ Centre’s 50:
per. cent would be a straight:
‘half-of the gates. Mr, Vanden-
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too | realized that ‘something |
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~ Worked" out quite: well..

Early «in: the fall: of. 1950, Ir-

~ win: Garfield came up: with. an”
“idea for an“All. ‘Native: Tour-:
ss. Nament. This ‘was-agreed. on

and I ‘think that.I need’: not.

dwell ‘on’. the subject as. its

- success is"well known through-

out: northern British - Colum-

Plage

‘The ‘association | worked’ very
well together, ‘with no: “peels
throughout that. entire: ‘soagon,
We moved-the-Rainmakers..up-
~to Senior. League: from Inter-

mediate League’as we realized ae

: that. they.would require stiffer
competition should’ they'make
thelr: trip; south, We: -nasisted .
this team: in. avery -way;: both
' In work ‘and finance, Ourilittle
help was not in vain .as the
_ Rainmakers finished. sacond in.
» the* Vancouver: Tournament,
“TU nlaayerr;| wotagaln« ‘formed
the: ‘fame * association’: .withy -
-moro‘or less tho'snmo.group of: :
-Individgats: headingt.thevexec+
utive Initial planadt thé-start:
of: the. sonson called for: more
outside. exhibition’ games, plus |
the All: Native’: Tournament,
-Plans:for. the -All: Nhtive'Toure

“Nament aren: full swing? ands:

we thaveca’ poasthlo« 20 teams:

“Mayne Ag compared «with T61%

“Iaat year, The Civic: Centre.
made $470: in rontn) frommast
- yonr's tournament. plus.’ con:
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from tho!fcoffoorban Tha‘ Bape:

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to over! $2007" .
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“this: and we: agreed to: yan 80:
20 split on’ games organized‘by.
» the Civic’ Centre; ‘with the Bas-"'
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“We.
very ¢ssthat. our future’ plans included »

- ‘bringing: to: “Prince. Rupert the oh
‘The. puilding of. ‘the. new: ; Sen-.

an High School .with jits” “ex-”
, tremely “good .. ‘gym: :
(great. ‘possibilities. for: ‘the: ‘fu-

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of «Vancouver. renegotiating: ©

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team." | tator there™ and: “has “seen how’

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with them.and we had.;hoped we should: ‘play. these games ati.
‘the’ ‘High- ‘School.

: - were planning ito. buy. “glass.
". backboards for. the: Clyic=Gen-
tr. if we" pagde: eae finaggialy
not? this: year, ee oe

gym.on January 6 ‘and 7. Twas: |

y unable’ to attend.due. to work- |
-ing’.on “night . shift; “However,:
© from what: aIvcan gather from

~- persons’: with unbiased opin- |*

ions,’ all's games. should be. play-

-eed ‘at the-new: high school. ..

- Personally, I disagree with.
- this: We -could: not’ hold «the-
All-Native Tournament there
. for .obvious.. reasons . because
“games are played during school
hours, League: games could not.
“be: played: ‘there because. they
‘donot, draw the fans.and we
could ‘not afford to: pay, out
$50" per: night. in rental, And
- the biggest. reason’ is that if
“we ‘withdrew from the Civic
Centre, other. organizations
‘would attempt to'do the same:
This would. kill the Civic Cen-

tre eventually and this.we can- |
his most’ needed |
recreational] outlet. in. Prince -
No. other ‘group’ in.

not’do: to -

Rupert. :
this city: realizes the | need for

the: Civic Centre. more than -

“We: do, . Se

But; ‘L’can and. do see” that:
“exhibition games. against
teams of Ketchikan’s and New

 Metlakatla’s calibre, should: be. 7

played in the high school. The
Civic Centre ‘Is. not being hurt
by. our holding | games down
there, We guarantee them 40

‘per.cont of the gate: after cx. - |

* ponses, If: thore ts:n Joss at the

pate, The BASKETBALL AS- |

< SOCIATION. ABSORBS ALL’
"LOSSES, The Clvic Centre does”

. _ noti lose. a. cent,”

“Thore:has. heon considerable |
- publicity about smoking jn the :

“ploachers .at the high school ||.

“and liquor: bottles being: found *
‘down! thera:.: Here’:
Inte, Smoking: was going.on'tn °

“thé seats. It goog? on: in. the! ae

Contra: ‘every night. but I'don't :
“gee ‘that’: place policeds: ;vary |
often, Three. .empty. Hquor
 hottlos. wera found at the High
“ Behools! after: Inat’: weekend's.
“games, How many. were found
«there infteystho: Kny-Hi series?

: Norio?! ‘That's: wrong)’ hecause ||.

“thora’! wore’. some; How. many
‘olgaratte. butta.. wera. found
there. after: the Kay-Hl , HOYe
“Jou?."Plon tyi: How? many.) Hquor

-botilos are foundiin: the Civile (|

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soo any publicity.sartor: tho
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