'-
ae.i
Beciins
Hyper
s
ovorste
7V
New
Zcalapd
tlniversity
celebrated
its
centenary.
Toronto
Argonauts
beat
Montreal
Bulldogs
12-1,
clinch-
iriiy
Q
herth
in
tha
nnvrif'
arid
Remember
when?
Football
fans
at
Kingston,
'
V'-
v;v
)
Sport
Centre
!
Basketball
to
Start
In
Exhibition
Tussle
l-'ifst
basketball
to
be
played
this
season
will
featui-e
a
senior
exhibition
tussle
between
the
High
;
School
Rainmakers
and
Gordon
&
Anderson
Satur-jday
night.
Admission
to
the
game
at
the
Civic
Centre
Ont.,
saw
eastern
Big
Four
eliminating
the
Montreal
entry.
ftugby
League
competition
10
.
ye-ars
ago
today
when
Queen's
Classified
Ads
Pay
'.I
.
Ski
Facilities
Improving
Rapidly
f
V
-
-
,
Prince
Kuperr
Daily
New
.Thursday,
October
18,
1951
By
J
C.
GRArtAM
Cfinndian
lren
Corrfspondfi.t
AUCKLAND.
N.Z.
J-Ski
fa
"
I
will
be
free.
Badminton
is
rilities
in
New
Zealand
are
Im-;
,
proving
so
rapidly
lhat
New
j
Zealand
seems
likely
to
make
a
i
bid
to
become
the
main
winter,
sport
centre
of
th
southern;
hemisphere.
'
j
Fred
Calderoni,
sports
director,
has
lined
up
these
two
teams
as
first
to
play
off
a
eml-round-robin
series
to
determine
the
strength
of
new
teams
entered.
Second
game
will
be
played
I
Sweeping
City
Hitherto
spoilsmen
visiting
i
A
t
h
iwwplng
the
Vancouver
Combines
Ke
Tny
Webb
ctts
blentv
of
Mt.entin
t.
i
mt
THROUGH
,
v.
tv
this
veflr
Is
hflrlrtiinlnn
evl
for
trout
and
bi
game
fishing,
;denc
',
Tuesday,
when
CCC
300
(Colum-
0f
wnlch
lh
WI1U-"
was
WllS
seen
Ul
Ule
hla
bia
rpllulniil
Cellulose!
moot
meet
t.ho
the
Elks
Pllr
riirtt
w
A,,
p
"u
milrv
e
v-iizio
ac
ne
hurtle.
Into
fetet
borough
teirltorv
but
in
in
lh
the
last
fnn,
few
jvars
there
u
(
!y
(foni
tfle
8me
of
the
Man
i
Cup
and
the
Canadian
lacrosse
championship
im'anroiiver.
Peterborough
goalie
Lloyd
iMuoni
Woottoh,
beaten
on
this
shot,
was
a
star
civic
centre
last
night
when
more
than
100
players
awaited
tneir
turn
to
swat
the
"birdie."
Seven
crnirt.n
'.iviiHMhlp
at
thp
has
been
a
growing
influx
of
te'jr!::ts
to
the
ski
r,surU
In
whiter
which
here
corresponds
to
btt-or-s.
-
n
serifs
won
d
uie
ftk-s
an
I
Woutton
was
awarded
the
Mike
Kellv
memoHal
tihe
most
valuable
player
in
the
series.
'CP
PHOTO)
1
the
summer
America.
month
in
ftmth
centre
each
Wednesday
night
and
Sunday
afternoon,
"are
(BPOEi
team.
This
also
is
an
exiiibiuon
game,
free
to
spectators.
The
Basketball
Association
executive
will
be
on
hand
to
see
both
play-offs
and
will
then
decide
if
the
senior
league
can
have
five
teams
this
year.
The
fifth
team,
"of
past
proven
quality,"
is
Manson's.
Already
larpe
numbers
of
Aus-
really
humnjing
thu
year,"
says
traiian
enthusiasts
make
regular
Fred
Calderoni,
sports
director.
air
trips
to
New
Zealand
each
-
winter
and
there
are
Increasing
broken
fine
weather
in
the
win-numbers
Of
VlsttTtt
from
Other
ter
have
nmaert
visitors
fenree
DiMaggio'Not
Yet
Retiring
From
Yankees
Meanwhile,
only
three
teams
oi
the
A1EYS
'"n".'s.
There
nave
savajrt.
ski
instructor
from
Sun
hQ
been
entered
in
each
of
r
nlnul
n,:lrIlln
sMtu
valley,
Idaho,
who
has
been
in
the
junior
and
intermediate
di-
a.
in
resorts
tnts
season.
structing
at
Coronet
Peak
this
;
visions,
although
both
classes
are
muiijui-ii
lacmues
lor
sKiers
season,
aeciarea:
-
l
nave
never
,
still
open.
In
New
Zealand
are
still
a
lone
teen
anvthine
like
it
in
mv
life"!
naiH
NEW
YORK
Joe
DiMagtJo
way
below
those
in
Canada,
the
,
The
North
Island's
main
ski
to
see
another
team
in
the
junior
was
ready
to
retire
from
baseball
development
since
the
war
ha
resort
at
National
Park,
in
the
!
league,
anyway,
as
a
future
:
but
agreed
to
give
the
matter
"a
i
b('n
remarkable.
Facilities
are
centre
of
the
island,
contains
a
source
of
intermediate
material.;
little'
more
thnnoht
n,
w
now
much
greater
than
those
in
,
group
of
three
periodically
active
A
sponsor
is
waiting
for
a
team
'
iiiuil
uiuuglll,
me
NCW
Australia,
and
further
hio
im.
vntranne
Onthp
tlnimnigi7.
if
ho
on
finrf
thp
nlawn
I
,i;Riem
over
In
profes-
j
M:ekin.
!;
Skeena
Grocery
I.
3y
Donelila
McNrice
"P"
Division
Mansoh's
3;'
,,1
..
hieh
sincle
and
Seventh
Ave.
Market
3;
Com-1
sci-.ii
(o
th
h'gh
three
mccials
3;
McKay's
2:
Bi.
Bis-
j
H.5mlinii
Leatue
Tues-
j
t-rs
2:
Shenton's
0;
Co-op,
do-!
li!
Hint
319
for
one
and
!
lault;
Tollers
0;
Cook's
Jewellers
'
York
Yankees
announced.
,
provements
are
likely
in
the
near
foot
Mount
Ruapehu
is
the
Chat-
j
Juniors-under
K
interested
A
club
spokesman
said
the
future.
eau
Tongariro.
one
of
New
Zea-'
in
organized
basketball
should
ol
1
i
She
bowls
In
"B
j
1;
Rupert
Radio
1:
Snnrlse
;
37-yjar-old
Yankee
Clipper!
Zealand
resorts
are
mostly
land's
largest
and
most
luxurious
contact
the
registrar
before
the
...
1
Sunrise.
j
75
Ttaxi
(to
play.i
'
came
into
the
office
with
in-
well
away
from
centres
of
popu-
hotels.
No
fewer
than
14
ski
end
of
this
week,
s,'
vision,
Ann
Parker,'
'
Team
Standing
.
(tentionsof
retiring
but
decided
lation
and
development
has
been
clubs
have
also
built
huts
higher
'rim;,
took
the
high
I
"A"
Division
Lyons
15-3-15;
to
give
the
subject
a
little
more
erv
diffeient
from
in
Canada.
Up
the
mountain,
but
the
govern-
RICH
AREA
ui
2CS,
and
Alice
Mc-
:
Rc:-a
L.-e
I2-6-1-,
riavoy
11-7-11;
time
at
the
requvst
of
Dan
Tgp-
'
Large
areas
of
New
Zealand's
ment,
which
owns
and
operates
;
Ashanti,
north
of
the
African
,,
mriies
siruek
hloh
;
McMeekln's
1
1
-7-11
:
Annettes
ping."
illimitable
ski
terrain
have
been
the
hotel,
has
also
taken
resoon-.
Gold
Coast,
has
forests
of
10-8-10
enormous
wealth
In
timber.
Gordon
it
Anderson
lopping,
n-owner
of
t
h
e
op
r'ec,
UP
bf
ski
clubs.
Mem-
sibiiity
for
the
development
of
Lucky
Slilkes
10-8-10;
i
Yanks,
and
DiMagglo
dhcussed
bPrs
have
built
nuls
far
beyond
the
ski
fields.
i
10-3-10
,vi'J?l.
Results
Dsion
Gordon
Mount
Kuapenu
oners
line
Ski
jCIoverleafs
10-8-10;
Dibb
Print-
plans
tor
1952
in
the
Yanks'
the
ends
of
the
roacls
bv
volun
Si
An-
inc
0-12-6:
Skeertu
oWir.,-,,
i
nfficr,
ih
.imkunim
..u
After
t,,
'
tary
labor,
manhandllne
the
ma
slc.-jes
almost
to
Its
summit.
As
BELSAW
The
World'
Largest
Selling
Light
Portable
Sawmill
suit
there
are
thousands
of
Stars
4-14-4;(Wrathall'si
announcing
.his
intentions,
Di-iterials
up
difficult
mountain
;
r
2Rosa
L(e
2;
Lyons
2;,
513-5;
sr.es
2;
Annettes
2;
Dibb
4-14-4.
Muggio
agreed
to
'
give
it
a
little
sl0Pes
and
doing
the
construction
leet
of
continuous
downhill
run-
little
more
!.
Cloverleafs
1;
Wrath-;
(No
standing
for
B"
Division
i
more
thought
and
;
vny'j
1;
Slars
1;
Me-'imti'
75
Taxi
play.)
!
t.me."
work
themselves
A
very
low
n,ghtly
hut
fee
is
charged,
usually
about
50
cents.
BIG
CENTRES
The
two
largest
ski
centres
are
Mk
bi
J
profits
cutting
lumbar
with
Beluw
portable
Mwmill
lor
local
yrdi,
ncishboun
or
lot
yout
own
.
Btlsaw
U
trmplx
lo
let
up
and
operate
Yn
begrnnerf
eet
eoo(
results.
nine
m
winter
and
a
season
j
which
extends
into
the
summer.
'
In
a
normal
season
skiers
who
!
are
prepared
to
climb
can
get
!
,?ki-irig
from
June
through
De-I
c'embsi
.
Fast
mechanical
feed,
posi-
twenty
yean
ago
Kinsmen
Peanut
in
SPORT
DY
Cmin9
si
I
SCOTTISH
INDUSTRY
j
uve
sop
aoji,
si
v5
struction
and
built-in
'&C?
f
,,V
features
matie
1
The
lowlands
of
Scotland
con-
-
1
l
operated
by
tlw
government
in
the
North
Island
and
by
a
pri-'
vate
company
In
the
south.
The
latter
development
Is
the
near-es'
New
Zraland
approach
to
the
normal
ski
resort
abroad.
Skiers
live
at
Qneenstown,
a
popular
the
Belsaw
port-
able
Mwmill
th
!
tain
10
per
cent
of
Scotland's
area
but'75
per
cent
of
its
population
and
most
of
its
industry.
!
ft
i
f.'
!?,'
-r
The
old-time
peanut
vendor
,
will
be
on
everv
nreet
corner
Saturday,
October
27.
when
the
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen
will
leader
in
its
field.
For
full
information,
write,
wire
erort
with
numerous
hotels,
set
October
18.
1S31
Henry
Dceth
and
Billy
Bag-shaw
y.ere
both
mentioned
as
stage
their
annual
pf
Anut
sale
i
l
tne
edee
of
a
beautilul
lake.;
HIGH
BRIDGE
The
highest
steel-deck
bridge
or
phone:
in
ait
t
r.
nki
on
iamia
speetaen:ar
mounts
in
reen-i
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
EXCLUSIVE
C
OlSTttiUTOt
pcslble
epptmrnts
of
Benny
,'
Halloen
HEAPS
WATEROUS
LIMITED
mole
in
a
coming
middleweight
frv.
A
private
firm
has
under-;
"
inevu,u
T
,
L
taken
the
development
of
ski
j
land.
Kentucky,
is
2o0
feet
above
.acilit.es
at
Coronet
Feak
15400
ver
leveI'
A
publicity
stunt
has
been
ar
bout..
ranged
by
the
Kinsmen
in
the
form
of
a
Peanut
Man
all
leet
not
far
away.
Skiers
travel
v'sevs
dressed
up
and
looking
like
an
Billy
Townsend
of
Vancouver
;
overgrown
peanut
fo'ighl
ft
bulrin!
ten-round
draw
Funds
will
be
used
for
prizes
by
a
hair-raising
road
H
the
loot
of
the
first
tow
at
3880
feet
From
there
a
system
of
three'
towr
takes
skiers
to
the
summit.
The
beautiful
condition
of
the
3now
and
the
long
spells
of
un-
KIDDIES'
SNOWSUITS
is
in
the
shellout
campaign
and
for
three
separate
Hallowe'en
parties
for
children.
wiih
Patilie
Walker.
Trenton,
IS
J..
last
night
In
the
feature1
bout
on
a
Madison
Square
Garden
card.
6PORTSM
A
N
Reren
t-
f
mted
lo
Lleuteant-Col-
p
l-H.'iit,
former
Nation-
LADIES'
DRAPED
SLACKS
Smartly
styled
wool
and
rayon
gabardine
slacks.,
draped
from
25"
knee
to
14"
cuff,
with
self-belt.
Black
only.
Sizes
1
2
to
1
8.
PAIR
f
K
y
Leumic
olaver
and
I
Tyrus
Raymond
Cobb,
former
;
idol
of
MajoiLeague
baseball.
Is
mootrd
as
manager
of
the
San
;
Francisco
Seals
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Lcnsuv.
frtmg
golf-r.
is
to
be
Boys'
and
Gidls'
Snowsuits
in
Satin
and
Cotton
Gabardine
with
"Damask"
pure
wool
interlining
with
matching
detachable
parkas.
Colors:
Wine,
Blue,
Green
and
Red.
Sizes
2
to
6X.
EACH
te
Kirgston.
Ont.
Col.
.1
native
of
Sussex.
N.B.,
"ti
transport
officer
nt
SEE
.
,
.
NATURAL
COLOURED
SLIDES
of
the
LAKESHORE
BIBLE
CAMP
i
Held
at
the
Kimmeh
Kiddle
Kamp,
Lakelse
Lake!
E.
nulilul
Scenery,
Interesting
Action,
and
your
children
in
full
colour
"Camp
K'ighL"
is
this
Friday,
Oct.
19
-
7:45
p.
at
the
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURCH
6th
Ave.
at
High
School
f
unsu-ick
Military
Head-
in
Fmicricton
He
is
"teran
of
thf
fbwnnrl
f'A'sr.
i
CP
PHOTO
I
England
defeated
Ireland
in
!
international
sot-cer
today
at
Belfast
by
a
score
of
0-2.
Thirty-1
five
thousand
spectators
witnes-i
sed
the
match.
12.50
11.95
ms
Auction
e
Hoards
ADR1E.MNE
FARRELL
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Clearing
Summer
Sandals
BOYS'
RAYON
GAB
JACKETS
!
DELHI
iReutersi
Shor-i'rarlv
...
t......i..
LADIES'
SLIPS
LADIES'
NYLON
HOSE
The
ideal
house
shoe
CLEARANCE
PRICE
1.95
Made
from
"Celanese"
Gabardine
with
quilted
lining
in
Dark
Grey
and
Brown.
By
Silknit
You'll
be
amazed
I
unclowivers
and
princes
'th
simp
()f
(heir
jewels
I
-1
frunnilated
In
treas-
d
strongholds
through-Tnlliries.
mindars"
or
landoWn-
!p
as
powerful
and
rich
.
whose
estates
are
being
'
;t.iy
bought
up
for
rc-
ion
by
the
government,
""'
liul
compensation
for
t:,r
many
years.
So
I
11
m'U
on
pipe
6)
-3
"First
Quality,"
51
gauge,
15
denier.
Every
pair
perfect.
In
two
new
Fall
shades.
Sizes
8Vz
to
1
1.
PAIR
Child
ren's
Strap
Shoes
Sizes
10
to
14
vears
at
the
low
price
of
9.95
Crepe
sole
a
dandy
play
shoe
CLEARANCE
PRICE
1.95
these
dainty
nylori'JN
,;vvv
Inr-p"
trimmpd
ejinsv
V
W
I
J
1.00
r
V
welS)VA
I
made
by
this
Shoes
Women's
Dress
16.
to
18
years
II-95.
With
Fur
Collar
Slightly
Higher
KIDDIES'
BOMBER
JACKETS
m
u
Regularly
priced
up
to
12.00
TO
CLEAR
AT
4.95
known
maker.
Three
lovely
styles
to
choose
from.
Sizes
32
to
40.
LADIES'
NIGHT
GOWNS
Children's
Zipper
Overshoes
While
they
last
3
.iL
5
nd
3.75
EACH
li
J
2.98
UXA
TV
v
1
j
Heavy
weight
wafer
repellent
satin
with
ouilted
lining
and
fur
collar,
in
Green,
Wine
and
Blue.
Ladies'
jersey
knit
nightgowns
with
nylon
net
trim,
in
Jilue.
f
ink
nna
vtaize.
roivi:RvicTORiA
f;'
8
P-m.,
Chilcotin
1
lupsday,
12
Noon
I
taniosun
f
hSU
STKWART
and
?
V-
Coqmuam,
11
p.m.
f
a
itte
islands
I'-lober
12
and
20
I
s.
Chilcotin
i1
rnii
islands
J0".Oet,br
5
and
19
I
9
P
m.
Men's
Oxfords
A
few
pair
of
odd
sixes
8
Sizes
4-6
years
Sizes:
Medium
and
Large
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