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—Chiefs win it

Once.again the All Native Bas- of the tournament.

_ketball Tournament has proved Prince Rupert Chiefs fained
it's. the major spurts event of revenge over Kitkatla in the sen-
the year. ‘ior final as they scored an imi |

Nearly 1.000 fans packed the ‘pressive 51-41) win. Tn last year’s:
Senior’ High Sehool gynin Satur- tinal, Kitkatha was victorious
Gay night to cheer themselves over Chiefs with a last second
hoarse at. two of the best games basket by Elmer Ridley.

_ The intermediate final pro- |

. MQsT VALUABLE Laer AWARD -

Fred G tops ‘em all :
in Native p tournament:

' Fred Gamble, a young man Stewart of Port Edward, ‘Leste . , troph he N Br .
with a million-dollar smile, cop-; Robinson of Kitkatla, © Billy moria) Trophy to the intermed~ Trophy the Won by Skideentee

ped the top award in this year’s}Starr and Jamie Sterritt of Maz- . . | .

All Native Tournament Satur-|clton. Second all stars were Port} Runner-up trophies in both! A similar trophy for senior sec.

city might. Edward's Allen Stewart, Skide-|S¢¢lions were awarded by W. A, Hon, the civie Centre trophy,
Kitkatla’s Gamble Was named] gate’s Ree Young, Hartley Bay's: ©: Hames, local Indian agent, | Was presented to Hartley Bay by

most valuable player out of the] Billy Robinson, Port Simpson's|™M?. Barnes also made the award; Mr, Vandenbrink.

70 Wasketballers eligible. Al-!'Tommy Ross, and Kitimaat's. for most sportsmanlike team in| Master of ceremonies for the

 

  

  

  

 

 

 

 

 

vided the better of the two! though an all-star in past years.) Glen Henry. ; the intermediate section. This'evening was Art Murray.
this is the first time he has won Gamble added to his lanrels, ~~

this most coveted award. as he copped the high scoring

Debonair James Young of|naward. He was presented with a
Skidegate was named by refer-| gift certifieate donated by the
‘ees as the best in the intermed-| squire Shop.
iate ‘section. Young was the] A similar prize was given ‘to
popular choice as he led his team|Glen Henry of Kitimaat who
‘to the finals against Hazelton. was top man in points for in-

Named io tne senior all-star termed inates. ; ei t
lta : . ys wore . special award was given to
team, with Gamble were team Fred Ridley for his sensational
mate Elmer Ridicy, Art Helin, one-game. scorins disolay. Rid-
‘and Bob Adams of Chiefs, and Jey receiv ved, @ Su uktee donaied
‘Jacob Stewart of ‘Aiyansh, Mcnii- ‘by. Universal Store. ,

bers of the second i Ll star team “ Another " special . aaward was
were Chiefs” Bill Leask and Rey: lade by Tém- Makich to captain _

More § ort gimes as Hazleton edged a de- a
lormined Skidepale squad 27-24.:

This game was nip and tuck!

& (hroughout and had the fans on §
page vhreir feet in spots.
Bobhy Adams led the Chiefs :@
athack with 17 counters, inelud- |
3 ing five out of six on the foul:
Monday, Mareh 11, 1963 jing. Art Helin with | and Bob |
Johnson with 10 was next best:

Chiefs |

Smoke Fater ved Gamble paced Kitkatla !

-With 21) points. while — teaim- |
invite Kilmer Ridley. chipped sin if

‘in scuffle ©. sire

» Once again Hazelton, wag led

THE UNIVE RSITY OF BRITISIT COLUMBIA

Summer School Of The Arts - 1963

July 2— August 17

THEATRE — Directed by Sydney Risk, Drama Supervisor.
Acting, Speech, Stagecrafts, Scene: Design, Make-up,’
Directing, Studio Scenes, Children’s Theatre, Major -
Production, July 2 — August 17.

MUSIC — High School Band and Orchestra Workshop, -

July 4 — 24; Opera ‘Workshop directed by French Tick.

ner, Opera Theatre} University of Southern California, -
July 2 — Aug. 9; Pigno and Recorder Workshops tor

Classroom Teachers, i July 8 —- Aug. 2: Master Class in’

 

 

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yy Hilly Starr. Billy toppéd. his we :
t hotel tesa ‘with eight points. Riley | nold McKay, Kitkatla’s Don. Art Helin qr. Chists, This, “was Piano directed by Dr. John Crown, Piano Department,
a ves 1 amin weaqg RECEIVING the Most Valuable Player award” in the ‘All- Native i m, Port Si Norm: the presen ation ‘of the game University of Southern California, August 5— 16. ;
STOCKHOLM \—-Russ Kowal neh had ore The ¥ ne brows 2 | Pasketball tcurnament is Fred Gamble of Kitkatla. Gamble, whe Paranal mipson® ball to the winning; team. 'f VISUAL ARTS Painting and ‘Sculpture courses, July
Pe USS wale ac , . Q rm s s « ‘ uo . $ rey ’ : —_—
. each had seven, The Young bro. : was alsa top scorer in the tournament, is shown receiving the | Faithful, and Fred Ridley ‘of SENIOR WINNERS ©

8 — Aug. 9, Boyd Allen and Cecil Richards; Pottery for

ehuk.of Trail Smoke Eaters went thers, Reg and James, paced.
Beginners, July 15 — August 9; Hilda Ross.:

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to hospital early Sunday with a Skidegate as they each hooped MVP award from W. A. S. Barnes, Indian Agent for this area, , Hartley Bay. The trophy for senior winners :

 

suspected broken nose after ‘a cizht counters, _ (See story this page.) i, un SARS inter. Dine tet Ghiets Mire Alvin Leach CREATIVE WRITING — Credit and non-credit work-
scuffle at a Stockholm hotel. In Saturday's game, Kitkatla mediate all-stars were Arnold! presented the F. E. Anfield Me-, | Shops conducted by six North American poets: Margaret

 

Avison, Robert Creeley, Robert Duncan, Allen Ginsberg,
Denise Levertov, Charles Olson, July ‘24 — Aug. 16.
FINE ARTS LECTURE SERIES -— Six evening lectures
during July with the Englisn pianist, Denis Matthews,
and the American art authorty, Dr. Peter Selz.

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The 29-year-old Canadian. 2 took on Aiyansh to gain the right wee ae
member ° iis oy s world t¢ meet Chiefs in the final. Both a Mon rm Cap
championship contenders, re of these teams had identical re- Rainmakers to. Vancouver

durned to his hotel afier treat- cords and a‘good eame Was ex-

iment. Police said the hotel alec. . .
; deued . that ‘ Kowalchuk  pecame _bected., . school irl age wn Coach Don Iiartwig and hisjthe team is “high.”
, : ‘ ‘ , However Kitkatla built up a , Rainmakers leave tomorrow for Their-opponents in the first!

; involved in a fight with a hotel

porter. Sore ing went OP VANCOUVER 1) — Salmon a contest to decide fifth and; Vancouver where they will take|round. will be Courteney. | PUBLIC AFFAIRS LECTURE SERIES ”
Kowalchuk said he entered the '0,polish off Aiyansh 73-37, ‘Arm High School scored a de- sixth places in the champion-' ‘part in the annual B.C. High Players .making the trip are For Further Information Please Writ
hotel with teammate Walt Pea- The intermediate semi - final | icisive 21-14 victory Saturday ship standings. School Basketball Champion-j|§kip Cronck,-Brian Specht, Dave ‘ e

SUMMER SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

The Depertment of University Extension

followed the trend set through-

‘night over the defending cham-
out the entire tournament.

:pions from Kamloops to win the

cosh. "I entered the clevator,

ship. | Pitre, Ken Shields, Wayne Hal-
when the porter opened the door |

Salmon Arm's Joan Haynes The Rainmakers have been;:dane, Wayne Specht, Denny Roo--

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and, startd puline me out,’ Hazelton was hard pressed by .B.C. high school girls basketball champion. netting 14 ints in Practicing diligently since last{ney and Duncan Anderson. UNIVERSITY: OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Kowalehuk claimed. “I pushed. Port Edward as they outlasted | championships. a ereliminar round ane. " week’s victory in the North Zone| Rainmakers’ first game will be— Vancouver 8, B.C.
: back- and the porter hit me and ; (ine Nelson. eres. boys Pe -51, Sue Jamieson led the winners we C p Nl of: lon Oli Tournament and the spirit: of played at 10° a.m. _Wednesday.
? Rnocked me down. 1e intermediate section prov- with 10 points in the final game’ arg Campbell of-Jonn Oliver: —.-.-- —— - 2 a nen pe ce aves on etm Meee me ores Sot tee
i knocks Potter. president of the ed to be the most entertaining of the Mitee day, round- Pobin had the highest total score of: BLONDIE By CHIC YOU NG
| canadian Amuteur Hockey As- part of the whole tournament. tournament. 46 points. a _ oe _
sociation and mianager of the. er ' Castlegar High School placed as Wiel Look at oasy Wy i! (aust a 1 ei ut SRY Hip WE REALLY THOUGHT
‘Canadian term. said Peacosh and! Miami Beach, Fla w— Cleve- third with a 24-18 victory over Okayama, Japan, (@ —Garland PLAYING WITH YOUR | M1 NCA CAT ) ack! STOr vou WERE A CAT
© : . ! BALL OF YARN \ POUTIMNG 7 WOULD YOU BE
several United States players in land Williams. 212, Houston, Tex. Vancouver’s John Oliver team, Rip Randall, 153%, Tyler, Tex., ' ee 2 oasy 3) WEARING /
the lobby backed up Kowalchuk’s outpointed Billy ‘Daniels. 191, which placed fourth. Qualicum knocked out Yoshinori Taka- | a “ONS - a A 0OS 3
statement. Ovone Park. NY. 10. defeated North Surrey 28-21 in hashi, 14614, Japan, 2. 4 A (Ucense |

 

 

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