Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
the
WORLD
of
Wednesday,
October
17,
1951
Three
Cheers
in
Cesarewitch
Win
-
Hockey
Scores
NEWMARKET,
England
(CP)
Three
Cheers
a
three-vear-old.
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
aH
weld.
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE'
Pacific
Coast
:
romped
home
in
one
of
Britain's
New
Westminster
4,
Vancouver
maJr
handicap.?,
the
Cesare-
:
witch,
today
at
17-to-2.
&
STORAGE
LIMITgfH
Ea.katoon
3,
Victoria
8
Western
International
Nelson
2,
Trail
i
'
'
Okanagan
Kelowna
5,
Vernon
3.
I
A
head
behind
came
Vidi
Vinci
and
three
lengths
further
back,
Pyrgos.
Both
were
quoted
iat
40-to-l.
t
The
course
was
2'i
miles
and
there
was
a
field
of30.
Cor.
''.nd
and
ParK
Aveirtttjs'
,
ks'
.wo
rnuit
s
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j
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mm
p:;!
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.
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f
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Dry
Land
Curlers
Digging
For
Ice
Prince
Rupert
citizens
stand
on
the
verr;e
of
oiv
of
the
greatest
opportunities
in
their
lives
and
;
a
small
group
of
hardworking,
sportsminded
people
are
just
a
little
anxious
to
Fee
how
the
tide
will
turn
Long
hours
spent
in
culcula-
lion
discarding
one
Idea
after
5.
Storage
and
committee
another,
and
lmally
embarking
ro()ms.
on
a
strict
and
sincere
cuursa
of
a;t.on,
a
handful
of
te'naci-
TI,E
GAME
ous
men
have
opened
the
gates
Many
people
may
wonder
what
to
the
general
public
to
enjoy
curlers
see
in
their
game.
Here
s
rV.
tt
.si
urn
THE
MEN'S
STORE
FOR
MEN
Shop
at
the
how
most
of
them
look
at
It
one
of
the
greatest
sports
in
trie
Curling
Is
outstanding
in
.sport
for
it
is
not
only
a
gentlemanly
game
but
also
one
of
the
finest
tests
of
human
nature
which
calls
upon
the
forbearance
and
forgiveness
of
all
players,
for
any
of
the
four
in
a
team
may
cause
a
lost
game.
worirr
This
group
of
men
forms
the
nucleus
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club:
They
are:
Neely
Moore,
president;
Ted
Boulter,
vice-president;
Harold
Thorn,
secretary;
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene.
Jack
Laurie,
William
McKenzie,
Dr.
R.
E.
.AC'S
DKSTINV
this
season
is
In
the
hands
of
this
new
i.
.uiH
by
P.
esident
B.
H
Davidson
(front
row,
centre).
:ir.t
an.
Annus
Macphee
Oefti
business
secretary,
r,).u;iii
vice-president.
Back
row,
from
left,
Sidney
Cmc
Ci:;tre
rep
csrntaiive;
Jack
Marchant,
record-iy
ai.:l
Fred
Calooronl,
sports
director
and
registrar.
b
J..n
Stl-n.
Civic
Cehtrj
director,
not
pictured.
'
IN
GOOD
COMPANY
Hugh
?
J
Jrf!ia
of
Blaine
Lake,
Sask.,
sa
was
the
Chicago
Black
Hawk
pf
defenceman
involved
in
the
i
s
recent
big
hockey
deal
be-
1J
tween
Chicago
r.nd
Detroit
Red
I
gi
Wings.
Hawks
gave
Detroit
W
S75.000
and
Cofiin
in
exchange
I
H
for
six
Rod
Ring
players.
The
1
lil
Success
in
curlmg
does
not
Whitmoie,
Earl
Gordon
and
T.
depend
on
individual
prowess
for
the
u.
oauman,
directors.
j
out
on
the
individual's
ability
The
opportunity
they
are
pre-
to
unite
his
or
her
efforts
with
senting
to
Prince
Rupert
is
a
that
of
three
other
players
on
t60,0C0
curling
rink
lor
leas
the
team.
There
Is
no
such
thing
than
$li;,0U0.
!
as
a
professional
curler.
And
many
people
have
rallied
I
Tnev
ca"
"
a
"classic"
game;
to
the
enthusiasm
of
the
curl-
i
ir
Iact.
they
call
it
more
than
ing
rink
instigators
who
lormed
I
Ulat:
a
fraternal
fellowship
mr.
I
n
ix
were
forwards
Jim
Peters,
Jim
McFadden,
George
Gee
.
and
Max
McNao,
and
defence-nKn
Clare
Martin
and
Clar
t
5
I
l
I
ence
Italian.
Cofiin
spent
some
LLEYS
I
VST!
mi
C',
i
n
In
I
k
J
'
V)
If
t
'
-
-
SUJ
their
club
last
year
without
even
I
hich
stands
unique
and
un-1
t
me
will)
Chicago
last
season
an
idea
irom
where
a
single
"vaiea
in
me
history
01
sport.
sheet
of
Ice
would
come.
But
1
COMPETITIONS
they
had
a
.strong
resolve.
i
ranaria
,.
...
,,,
and
also
with
Hawks'
Sea
Gulls
farm
team
in
the
USHL.
This
gf
asm
he
probably
will
be
farmed
out
to
Indianapilis
Capitals
of
the
AHL.
i
CP
Photo)
in
1
rords
wc:e
set
in
3:
Jaycees
1;
Paramount
i
1;
Today
they
an
see
three
I
t
ai,
nation,
in
culln.
w
it
F.ve-Pin
1
futimatnH
tViafa
n-.
1
nn
Ann
1;
Ka;en
Industries
3:
4;
Coastal
Paintci's
0
Royal
Pish
eye.
fact
is
some
of
then,
like
;
more
curlew
Jn
t'nlatr.
(
Club
Prp.Mdent
Neely
Moore.
r.i
nf
,k.
...,.
see
it
night
and
day.
if
M
juday
wnen
ISorm
J.
I.,mt
0:1.
roiled
the
.
10
tlic
tune
ot
335,
I
-E.H
bowled
Karnes
of
I
iii
10.15
to
set,
the
Towne
Hall
Clothes
Stock
and
Made-to-Measure
Fashion
Award
Winners
for
1951
Atade-to-Measute
Suits
Tailored
Towne
Hall
ot'
the
followinq
orices
$59.00
$65.00
$69.50
and
$79.50
Arrow
and
Forsythc
Shirts
:
competitions
is
the
annual
Mac-
l.easue
Slandings
"A"
League
Manson's
11:
PR.
donald
Brier
plavdown
which
take
memberships.
And
nine
j
jfl
men,
earnest
in
their
mission,
j
p
are
out
practically
every
night,
i
W3
calling
on
more
people
to
sell
j
more
memberships.
..
i
Q
4
'.hrw
maik
at
3:!13.
Aniu-einents
9:
Sport
Shop
8;
CNR
No
1.
8;
Home
Oil
7;
Moo
Je
7;
Bud's
7r
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
6;
Cook's
Jewelers
4:
Bulgers
4;
Rupert
Butchers
4;
Fire
A
local
automotive
dealer,
Doug
It
ziell,
was
one
of
the
first
to
be
caught
in
the
enthusiastic
rally
and
ha
made
it
possible
for
the
curling
rink
to
become
more
than
a
dream.
"Pay
for
it
as
you
can,"
Mr
attracts
tens
of
thousands
of
players
to
the
rinks
every
year.
tntry
in
this
competition
would
be
made
possible
for
Prince
Rupert
curlers
if
there
was
a
rink
here,
says
Mr.
Moore.
4.
of
Bud's,
bowled
the
I
for
the
n'ght
scoiing
ij
.n.i-s
of
28:.
255
and
Oil
bnwifd
the
high
1!67'
men
1.
J
"E"
league
Hot
Shots
10;
Friz7p,l
tM
the
rirv-tnnrt
p..n.
""u
"-
-anaaian-wiae
I.
got
ers.
and
in"
their
hands
was
f?1
'"url1
championship
nrjra
Iti'sults
R')Val
Fish
if!
Paramnimti
7-
under
way
for
students,
follow
I
if
CNRA
No.
1.
6;
;
Northwest
Con.'-truclion
7;
Kaien
placed
a
building
to
house
three
SIDELIGIITS
,
if
Here
are
a
few
sidelights
which
SJ
may
develop
from
having
a
curl-
!
ing
rink
here,
says
Neely
Moore.
ai
In
the
summer,
when
there
u;H
no
curling,
the
building
with
the
Wm
hug'e
floor
space
could
be
made
pj
available
for
rolling
skating..
It-vould
make
an
ideal
place
fcj
for
summer
dancing.
,
set
in
scenic
splendor,
on
the
banks
of
itj
ing
the
tremendous
increase
of
interest
in
curling
by
Canada's
youth.
Western
Canada,
by
the
way,
leads
the
entire
wond
ui
curling
predominance
I'cticrs
1;
Bu'gris
1.
Industries
7;
Jaycees
6;
Cana-4i
Bud's
4.
Fuenien
0;
fdlap
Lvglon
6;
Bulkley
Market
5:
:r.":,!s
2
Sport
Shop
'Short
Clicuits
4;
CNRA
No.
2,
3;
f
n't
Metal
2;
Moo
:
2;
!
Co-op
1;
Ccastal
Painters
1.
f
ilers
0;
Manson's
1
j
'
Srxt
Schedule
Cai.achan
Legion)
Firft
CNRA
o.
2
vs.
Co-op;
9
s3
Co-op
1.
North-;
short
Circuits
vs.
Bulkley
Mar-
Ji-;io;-i
3.
CNUA
No.
2,,
i(et;
Jaccss
vs.
Kaien
ISncius-
standard
sheets
of
ice
and
ample
club
room
facilities
for
$3000
and
nothing
down.
"An
insurance
appraiser
toid
us
we
couldn't
replace
the
building
for
under
$20,000,"
Neely
Moore
found
out.
REFRIGERATION
But
what
makes
the
building
even
more
valuable
is
Its
loca-
Vancouver
started
its
curling
club
three
years
ago,
much
on
j
Cove.
'
.
WA
SQUMC
MEN'S
CLOTHING
-
6
STREET
fc3r
clothes
advertised
in
the
magazine
for
men
Phone
Red
808
tne
same
basis
as
Prince
Rupert
lrv:the
winter
it
could
provide,
jjp
is
starting.
Only,
the
big
cltv
:
besides
-curlina.
skatine
eniov-
ta
iclub
had
to
build
its
own
build-'
mem1
for
children
and
ice
s
i
tries;
Hot
Shots
vs.
Coastal
Pain-1
1
.:,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
North-:
wesV
Construction
;
Royah
fteh
i
vs.
Par
amounts.
tloBf-'-without
which
curling;
U18
Jnd
needed
six
sheets
of
ice.
I
tmmj
h-iot-
-tiure
katin
cli.
would
still
be
only
a
dream.
Sit-'Capital
of
$100,000
was
raised
by!
"A1l';th);
for
tiit'
a
fraction
ill
I
I'liif!
t
CPORT
UHOTS
1
S
'c-ncl
Firem.:n
vs.
Sport
uated
only
409
feet
from
the
sale
oi
bonds
or
shares.
f0f
what.
If
should
actually
cost
ltat-
I
lii'di'iM.'MitiiircirMi-.-ii'fr",!
laaiiiiiii
PBIWiilfi'llllNII'llllllpip
iNllllllillllllllllllllililiiilil.'llllllllllilliillllililliliulllilliili
iSliop;
Moo
e
vs.
Manson's;
Bud's
huge
ice-plant
of
B.
C.
Packers
j
in
two
weeks
these
local
dry-
it
is-'ohe
8t
khoe
once-in-a-fife-ivj.
Thorn
Sheet
-Metal:
Home
Oil
Ltd.,
arrangemeiiU
have
been
I
land
curlers
have
been
digging
t
m?;hances
an
opportunity
we
;v.v
Rupert
Butchers;
Bulger's
vs.
made
whereby
the
fishing
com-j
lor
ice
here,
they
have
Inter-
;
can't
af.'crd
to
miss.
That's
why
iK.tchH.
one
of
the
PR.
Amusements;
CNRA
No.
1
Parry
win
supply
tne
tuture
rins'n
vu
new
memoers.
auty
of
.we're
so
keen
on
it,"
is
how
Mr.
witn
rerrigerauon.
t
uicin
nave
paia
cash
lor
mem-'
Moore
described
the
reason
for
f
s
at
the
turn
of
the
Vs.
Cook's
Jewellers,
f.sshut
and
killed
at!
'
me
oiggesi
prooiem
io
sur-
uei
snips;
ju
nave
pledged
to
hi
feiub'i
enthusiasm
Weav
ot
Iajuovv
f
nn.,
11
years
ago.
i::
the
world's
niiddle-f
m
1907
to
1910.
After
f
'-
"He
was
disputed
r
than
live
claim-
mount,
then,,
was
locating
and
purchasing
some
5000
feet
of
pi)e
necessary
to
Install
the
refrigeration
unit
for
the
rink.
The
pipe
thev
have
located.
They
still
need
$2000
of
the
$6000
to
buy
it.
Moose
Meet
At
Ketchikan
You
are
building
a
new
home
or
repairing
the
old
one,
its
our
business
to
help
you,
so
come
in
.
.
.
talk
with
us
and
compare
our
prices
with
others.
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
ainstcr
Kalmonbelllcs
4
Maim
cup
back
to
'
'lie
first
time
in
'ii'.n
tli
y
defeated
f
:ikto;i
Combines
f
:'u:',li
p.uiip
of
their
?
wh'
at
New
VVcst-il
''
bio
Salmon-
Hut
sriuiir
lacrosse
Report
of
the
activities
of
a
WHAT
IS
OI
FEUFh
recent
Mo'jse
convention
at
Ket-j
Here
are
some
of
the
facili-chikan
was
presented
by
dele-
ties
which
with
little
alteration
gate
B.
J.
Bacon
to
a
regular
can
be
offered
by
the
tuturs
executive
meeting
of
tlve
local
rintc
building,
formerly
an
RCAF
iodif
in
the
Moose
Temple
last
mess
hall:
night.
It
was
a
gathering
of
both
j.
a
13G
by
,40-foot
surface,
interest
and
enjoyment
with
uninterrupted
by
posts,
whi;h
dvlegates
present
from
all
parts
with
a
14-foot
extension
will
of
Alaska
together
with
some
house
three
sheets
of
curling
CALfDRT
503
Mili.ide
Street
I'htine
Blue
S'!0
iCanaftian
UJhishtj'
f
F
by
tin
rr
tames
to
I
Important
supreme
lodge
visl-
ice;
one
sheet
larf,e
enough
for
1
j
tors.
'
children's
skating,
and
for
Ilg-
1
,
1
In
ccl"b'ation
of
Moose
heart
ure
skating.
For
Lumber
Sash
&
Doors
Plywood
i
,
Storm
Windows
Wallboanls
Intcrio.-
Trims
Asphalt
Tile
PITTSBl'Rd
II
PAINTS
t's
oi
Hockey"
men
Day,
the
lodge
decided
to
hold
a
2.
A
large
lounge
room.
Kitchen
and
snack
bar.
Showers
and
washrooms.
an
oinnal
capacity
sccia'
gathering
of
nrm
and
3.
PTO-ht
(if
tlv
came,
women
on
October
26.
a
commit-1
4.
rTf-
Served
with
pride
Q
to
!
7H
,
-
...
iu.n
ui
nie
i
tee
consisting.
01
r.
niiuvorauu.
.
f
ine
vt
Kintr-
Lany
Dlshei.
Joe
Lone:.
Joe
-on
those
special
occasions
-.m.t
At!"
.
'
Pars
ago.
They
Ra'j-hiord.
Malcolm
Blair
and
J
c
Hi
in.i.s-f-.i
of
Win-
h
nest
Luftiln
being
appointed
to
;
j
1
1
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r.
.
.
1,
'-v
amcr
and
William
take
charge.
Mrs.
Harold
Mull
rl
'
-,V-vl
ir
...
....
f
nt'i-.il.
tmd
John
rev
w'lt
snr.-.Tvise
the
car
issr.
to
".
Franc-g
Nelson
ing
and
will
sullicej;
a
women
s
com
X
ci
Toronto.
!
will
provide
refreshments
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