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Far North Ski Club Plans to Enter
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finecia? #0 nD Ne 3 t fi ib’s courses which are of the
ne sine be t three finest in the country, says A. C

TELEGRAPH (¢ c—( Corra, secretary-treausrer
Brit { y © Creek is situ&éted on
n 1 S née River, 167 miles
I sé of Wrangell, Alaska

i 276 airmiles north of Prince

 

CALGARY FIGHTER DIES sand slopes
AFTER BOXING TOURNEY now and a jong winter season

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t is a small village sur-
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powder
long Winter season
said Mr. Corra
4 competent ski in-
Ski

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Ww \ med to give youngsters a

winter-sport, a now

| skiers have been vel -

4 who show outstanding tal-
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Rumblings Continue in U.K. ss
About Failure at Olymp

By EDWIN 8S. JOHNSON

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townsite

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gray reconditioned motor,
good tire Real family car
Only $1435
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radio, heater Try
it, you'll buy. it at $1845
1951 Pontiac Four Door—Nice
throughout. Hurry at $2065

Truck Department

overcrive

The light trucks are moving

fast—only one left

1946 Dodge Panel — Would
make an ideal hunting
truck $835.00

Heavy Duty

1946 176” Cab and Chassis—
New motor this year, ready
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7 the club was able te finance
purchase of 53 complete sets
skis, bindings, poles and
The equipment was pat
e to use ef all school children
< who wish to become skiers. '
cS Interest among children stead-
' inti] now many oWn }
ski outfits
i e% a team was organ- |
: pari a skiing com-
Whitehorse last
it navoidable circum-
Ca elled necessary ai
The chiidre were |
jisappointed but later made
at their owr
s sored by

tine young-~-

  

 

 

) s SKi cor i evers
: nd hold competitions ui
A and slalom races
The club will make billets
I ie t skiers
Hi é oO i s ail
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better to be the winning
team. In top Canadian rves,

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extra quality, too, that makes
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recognized by people
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ne the ame path was Hill's’ Hardrock four. Cuddiers kept .
hrow nudging the counter the lead the way. and a ART MURRAY
through the house the last rock was throvy ' the a
laid back onto the Cuddler rocks 5
FERNANDO GAGNON (left) of Quebec takes a hard right cre .
to the head in his ufsucces for. the North American
bantamweight boxing title. Gagnon lost Henry (Pap
ot Ramage . \ue!
Gault of Spartanburg, S.C. Pa; returned to Quebec to give , \ a
Jagnon a ‘return bout five weeks after winning the tith eptiona
him. Referee is Ralph MceNau Exc
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Prince Rupe rt Daily News
Friday, December 12, 1952

Cuddlers

 

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_ Cuddlers Turn Tables: On Hardrocks

turned

rocks’ 7-5 in the second game of Burgess was next and threw two broke onto _— Wild
the RCMP ‘curling champlon~-/ lovely rocks while Simpson's’ venirs ni. gat Yo ge
ships to tie their rivals 1l-1 two were nothing to be asham- | team Se es
after losing the opener ed of, either. Hutch went down |

Before a group of enthusiastic | the ice to throw the Hardrocks’

spectators Cuddlers won the fourth rock and landed a beauty

toss for the last rock and Hard- | to lay shet rock. Saidock was

ocks’ Hicks sent the opening’ next only to take the  giery EI KS
tone down the ice to fall short | again. Last rock was thrown by

f the mark. The ame hap-| Hutch and again laid shot, bul PURPLE 211
pend to Sam of the opposition.| Saidock came back again and ci BUBBL
| Here is a report of the first end the count was chalked on the

Not to be discouraged by his|%0ard to read Cuddiers one BALI

first throw, Hick put his second | point up

in r a counter, but reliable | The remaining ends ‘were FRIDAY DE
Sam came right back to take it} played with many a tricky shot ¥ C.
ut and get a bite on the black! pulled by both teams leaving the

ring. Pouncho was ready im the | spectators gasping at the vet Members get tick
hacks to try his luck and made/erans, At the end of the fifth

a beautiful draw shot. Follow~/Quddlers had five points to th: at

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