""T"
I
Jasper
Ski
Meer-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New;
Monday,
February
19,
1951
IM
OF
SPORTS
fon
we
do
it?
I
(No.
1
of
a
series)
RNC
RUPERT
ARENA
Burns
Lake
Cleans
Up
BURNS
LAKE.-Omineca
Ski
Club
representatives,
returning
Hays
I
ljMMiIil!MlB
.
With
Skiers
on
Mount
intimate
at
lO.OfMl.
A
minimum
Estimated
cost
of
orcn.,
71
nnn
from
tne
Jasper
Park
ski
tour-
Hutidliu
4'
plant
)uit.:.eii.::es
4(l,i)()()
nament,
speak
highly
of
the
iipbyed
the
Llquo
4
Bouih
Cotumbit.
Huttd
or
by
&c
GuwnwicX
10,
(KM1
S
1
23
,CJ0(1
;
$
75.000'
To
Sal
perfection
of
all
arrangements
made
for
the
comfort
and
entertainment
of
all
visiting
skiers
by
the
Jasper
Park
Ski
Club.
i-guired
(milillllUIIII
..
y
lahiH'
SMITHERS
SKIING-
'4
11
V'n:
H.
.
"
u
K)
,
1
hey
hope
to
reciprocate
when
We
onimeca
bKi
Cluti
nolct.s
its
Total
$12f),IKM)
,
tournament
February
24,
25
and
per
..on
-
Cniii
-
Labor
$
7
'n
5
00
I
Burns
Lake
Big
Winner
f
'if
5
d
to
Cianljroik
ill.
$lfl
ami
Sinmiicilaiid
al
$21
1
.411
I
Cross-country
races
saw
Petr
iletton,
Smithers,
first:
Jo
-j-en
'ii'e,
ec;nc,
(.).
Ar.des)i).
third.
lunl.
events
ran
as
follows:
Jumping,
Jim
Siratti,
SiuiUe:-.,
first,
Fr
d
Rafs(Uile,
s
cond,
fhmr,
Herman,
Km
it
hen.
Hi
bird
p!u:e
Willi
H
I
K:
r
fill:':)
-,
l.UK-.
Slalom
placed
Boil";
Rowland,
first;
Alfred
Ailkc:!.
lJurivi.!
'
i'C
second
ncl
Gordon.
Ri'?ii.I.
Burns
Lake,
th.
d.
tuv.'nhill
aces
;aw
ty.nii
Roviaiifl,
Ifirsi;
rr.r!lrm
Rowland
nrid
Chi"1
h
Richmond,
both
Burns
Lake,
second
and
thi
d.
by
Fred
Ragsdale,
first,
Jim
(nriifiti.
fcini:h'
S
-rrond;'
a.iJ
I'.ul
Kaj.
"i
tilei
I'roniishi
Xci'd
J'l
aitice
,.
,i
d-
Slairii.'d
slue
fee
sheet,
allowing
skatino
hor-kev
.urling
m
winter,
plus
figure
skating,
ice
carnivals,
n,jli,
I'tc.
In
.summer,
tne
same
building
might
be
for
iiulool
tennis,
lacrosse,
roller
skating,
ourni-
''i'
rapacity
for
at
least
1000
people
Is
desired
alons
u'ic
i,ecei.-.ary
clresxiiiL.uoiii.s,
ex.
is
to
he
the
crucial
test!
The
response
to
this
!i
'IP
.
,
.
J
?
.
SMITHFaS,
(Sijesial
to
Dail-Jews
Euitu
Liil'3
Oin'.'-ra
Z
JJu'o
took
I'm
lion's
rharc
of
3rr.?s
in
the
Northt:it
II.
C.
ski
champion'
-hips
lure
Five
firsts,
three
)f"uii"
-
r
'
'f
2il
for
keen
comeUtion
between
,
members
of
all
the
ski
clubs
of;
the
central
Interior.
I
The
winners.
at
Jasper
were:
Junior
Slalom
Fir.st,
Gordon
l
Rowland;
.second,
Alfretl
Eukln;
tiiird,
Liuug
Rowland
tall
oil
Omineca
Ski
Clubi.
I
Senior
Down
Hill
T.
MrReady
j
(Jasper),
Gordie
Williams
Oni-
ineca
Ski
Clubi,
Fred
WHgsdafc!
(Omineca
Ski
Clubi.
Junior
Down
Hill
Doug
Row-,
land
(Oniineea),
Alfred
Eakln'
(Omineca
i,
Gordon
Riwlai.d
(Omineca).
Senior
Slalom
Gordon
Williams
(Oininecai;
Fred
Raj:i-dale
(Omineca),
T.
MeReadyj
(Jasper).
i
Senior
Crass
Country
Freddy
Ragsdale
Omineca
)
,
G
o
r
d
i
e
Williams
(Omineca).
1
Junior
Cross
Country
r
Doug
,
Rowland
(Omineca),
Alfred
Eakin
(Oininecai,
Gordie
Rowland
(Omineca).
J
Ladies'
Cross
Country
Jean
,
lllol
in
the
house
to
house
canvass
to
he
car-
J'.'en
th'rr1
o'ai
ineijding
a
tie-ihirrl
with
Smithers
wpre,DouB
Rowland,
third.
UiroiHrh
the
assistance
of
the
students
will
(li'tennine
whether
or
not
this
project
is
ui
wind.
It
cannot
succeed
without
the
ma-pport
of
the
entire
community
as
evidenced
in
the
way
of
financial
assistance.
QUICK
Relief
for
taken
by
Burns
Lake.
Smithers
j
wis
i-as'iy
raczexl
wiih
four
!
fi
'st-:,
three
seconds
and
two
I
thirds.
Don
Green
and
Jack
An-
SKIINQ
ON
the
main
slope,
Mt.
Hays,
are
mem
3eis
o'
Prfnce
Rupert
Sk;
Club.
Right,
a
6uo-loot
tow
hauls
skiers
up
the
150-foot
drop.
In
foreground-
are
Foster
Husoy
(left)
and
Howard
Haugen.
Background
shows
the
city
and
Tsimp
ean
Peninsula.
RHEUMATIC
PAIN
i
tt
renn
tf
Wnlls
1
,
.
.
..-.
1
."
.....
.
"
.
,
,
I
Wh
uiffef
with
riwumalK,
rllirilk
or
murilk
should
be
complet-
must
be
cash
and
$20
may
be
In
it.
iu-i
in
.s
i
mill
f
ii
wmni
irr
,
T
,.
...
l
.
-
h
it
were
a
definite
voluntary
labor.
It
is
well
real-
pain!
lemplewni
i-i-v.
wmi
T"
comiorting
relwf
Irom
nftin
(in.
Don't
tulfcr
nttl
iif.
Vou
on
rl
lW
feliel
yw
Wl
Im
itU
T-tt
t
'.
k
will
J1.25.
commiuee
nopes
i.eu
mai
some
lamines
may
noi
be
In
a
position
to
pledge
the
full
cash
amount,
while
others
us
me
lavoraoie
uui,
i
liiIs
l
hat
those
who
!
p'
ize
'
J
Frnce
liuiicrt
f'ki
Clu'i
cnler-j
cl
tliw
rjies
for
the
fir
t
time,
j
showing
promising
juniors
f,n-l
seniors
that
have
o:l
ability
but
need
practice,
i
Dii.
to
tiain
lat.?ni-::.
Prince
(Omineca).
vnralily
will
honestly
can
easily
do
much
more
than
Holmes
The
committee
l
uriiieei
as
nicy
nave
uieir
snare.
K
hope.s
that
each
family
will
at
mv
it.4;i
rs
cnt-iui'i
fnmi
a
(
:
'!
he
foundation
lor
a
must
be
sound!
Li",,
contribution
re-:i
laimiy
of
lour
per-
-si
I
X
w'
.
W1-..
tempt
to
make
their
share
a
minimum
of
$100
cash
and
voluntary
labor.
The
committee
points
out
the
project
could
mean
skating.
;
I
I
i
j
'I'vatinir;.
.;
I
('
I.
in
junior
and
description
of
a
car
driven'
by
Mr.
Saunders
up
McBii'ie
m
Ccirc
:
i
hi
-v
rlu
enter
af
i,er
I;
lr.kin'v
r
I-.'e
l
lfa-::l:il
.
;ii
"'
i-
and
jumping
second
."Venl
il'ld
t
:l
4,ri
mLix
$
of
which
$30
the
wrong
side
of
the
road,
with-
figure
skating,
hockey,
high
mt
i.rot-r
signals.
CKACHE?
V
i'
school
curling,
broomball,
roller
Ralph
Kykes
was
found
by
-
'ft.'ii'
.slalom.
Ol'v-ir
winners
wern:
I
"'
I!'i'
i
hi.
'.
,
j
two
fir-ts
and
cue
third
in
hin-
n.
vfe.ujil'-ii
muvr
bnriK
ftiurt,
1'ilU.
1
liutiNHnt-.
find
quit'k
Lji
lw,
iMinlul
iuinta.
.it
!
II
1
-V
f
"ii
D.
hli.
f
iiulner
;,
i
Don
m
....
'S
m
by
(umb.niuit
2
Hut
-J't.
li.iM
'
Hoik
mi
both
stealing,
eixv,
lor
amnt.s
and
an
roups.
For
a
community
of
this
size
and
importance
the
committee
feels
that
the
objective
Is
not
out
of
reason
and
could
be
readily
reached
if
all
will
put
their
shoulder
to
the
task,
showing
community
spirit
by
putting
the
cainpaign
over
the
top.
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
l'liiine
17
fur
Orders
To
Take
tint
(
Commodore
Cafe
f-v.
vi
-on.:;
('..
A-il
son
Wei's,
third.
Senii;-
kIiIddi,
Gjrdon
Will-j
'an's.
P.i'1'ns
Lake,
first:
Don
jCre
-n.
Wells,
second-
Fr
d
Ra-
-'tial:
Hums
I
a'---.
Ii'nt.
Pfii
ldcwr.hm.
C-ord.-in
WU'iams.
f'r.-t:
2E
Dickie
Bury
silting
under
Man-'
son's
totem
poles.
Ralph
was
the
boy
who
had
lost
hi.;
memo.y
and
could
he
ilnnnj
py
the
ivin'-l
log
of
his
left
eye.
The
IHI.S.S.ID-
easure
a
cheek
wri'
'
.'ii
a
it
sii'iied
bv
M'
An-field
as
o
donation
to
the
Boy
S'out
Association,
was
foaiui
by
LarTy
Thorn
on
the
sidewalk
in
front
of
People's
Store.
i
With
a
Grand
Howl
to
e:id
the
program
each
boy
lined
up
for
cakes
and
cookies,
donated
by
th.;
city
bakeries,
and
soft
drinks
by
M.
J.
-Sauncivrs
and
the
North
Star
Bottling
Works.
1
ii,
scrond;
O.
Anderson,
l
estate
S'.'.I
Hfll,
(f.'or.tinuert
liom
pa;
1
third.
6)
SUXANCE
tOME
TAX
In
their
cabin
reading
magazines
offering
articles
"How
to
Ski,"
etc.
Itch.
..Itch.
..Itch
I
Was
Nearly
Crazy
JhrJS
I'KKIARFJJ
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
j
Shipping
and
(ienrrat
Cartage
and
Moragff
I
Complete,
Reliable
and'Effi
A'ictt
A
DAY
a
r.ard
skiing,
members
turn
to
tne
warmth
and
comfort
of
their
cabins,
and
In
this
case
a
hamburger-party
was
enjoyed.
Fr
om
left
to
right
are
Mrs.
Nancy
Kennedy,
Phylis
Tomlinson,
David
Knowles,
Edith
Johnston,
Magnus
Eyolfson,
Bill
Hall
and
Foster
Husoy.
untti
i
uiscovertHi
L)r
D.
u
Otinnit'
amBini-
Amnni;
other
leaclrrs
and
Bov
i
ly
Itt
i
cl
D,
U.
U.
PrestriDlion,
WutTi
1
cient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Mortimer
(Near
CFI'R)
popular,
thm
ture,
rooting,
liquid
niedirulioo
ii
is
nopea
in
see
senrissenes,
S(.out
officials
assisting
were
parallel
turns
and
gelundesprings.fv
L
G
Seibcr,
Harold
Thorn,
'
SMITHERS
CURLING
!
Canadian
Liquid
Air
c:o.
Ltd
Deaths
from
diphtheria
in
j
Canada
were
rediioed
fr.im
287
1
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
int-t-iis
peace
ami
comfort
fnnn
cruel
tlrtiinn
tHu.'ifd
by
ercrna.
iiiin(ii-,
rshi.-s,
thielo
a
fm.it
and
other
itth
troubles.
1
mil
hutile.
:j:,t.
Creustit-ss
Hrt
use
sooth-,
checks
raw
rtrd
U
U
or
rnoriL.y
li;uk
Ask
ilruygi
.t
for
DDL),
Prtwcnption
ttMtllnapy
of
mim
iri,gitn.
woik.
out
in
greai
styie
next
wecx
Walter
Pane.
A.
Guvan.
Armine
1943
to
79
in
1949.
i
run
not
on
np
Boas,
Fred
Conrad
and
Grant
Rupert
Rink
in
Finals
in
;
!on
the
main
1
""'lergarlen
flats.
or
the
Sitz-mark
gtewart.
Imq
&
Hcatma
.
.
Special
mention
was
Riven
of
welding
supilies,
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phones
CO
and
BJ
Coast
Kinks
Make
Good
Showing
in
Interior
SMITHERS
iSiv?cia.I
to
Daily
Watts
&
Nickerson
s
window
ens-1
play
for
the
Boy
Scout
Appeal,
as
well
as
the
arrangement
of
Boy
Scout
material
seen
in
the
va
Please,
Larry
Stanwood,
anchor
your
skiis
when
removing
same
both
of
them
That
one
carousing
Umber
nearly
bowled
this
reporter
over.
lOi.
all
of
Smithers,
for
main
event
trophy;
Simpson
and
Evans
rink
Smithers,
and
Carson
rink
of
Hazellon,
for
serand
main
ev?nt
trophy;
Simpson
and
O'Vv'.l
rinks,
Smithers
and
Burns
Lako
rink
i
News)
The
twenty-faurth
annual
bonspiel
with
31
rinks
com-Ipeting
rolled
into
the
finals
at
cated
Overwaitca
building.
"COI
lt'TDSY"
BOV.S
Ii
'm
n-tnini"
-s
i
i
'
'
I
Bov
Scouts
and
Cubs
who
were
juKin
today
wi
h
two
Prince
Ru-
Tuesrlay
s
Ira
n
brings
back
the
stationed
at
the
doors
of
city
pt.rt
rinks
still
in
the
runtime.
I
f
faring
or
1
1
t
m
M
mJ
M
I
I
-
All
;
sai
contestants
In
the
Smithers
meet
Schedule
Of
Ladies'
Bowls
A
party
is
planned
for
them
next
we.'k,
anywav,
fellas.
MANY
TONGWS
There
are
more
than
3,000
languages
in
the
world,
no.,
counting
Uiou'ands
(if
dialects.
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING;
the
tailor
;
shops
vcre
Mickoy
Ma"ee,
Bert
A
coast
rink,
headed
by
D
L.
1
Tiiilon.
Kaicn
Hardware:
Doug.jM.
Greer?,
entered
the
finals!
Iictourneail.
Ear!
Denton,
Cooks's;
lor
the
Imperial
Oil
;up
by
de-Jewelers;
Cris
Christo,
People's
ftating
the
Kolia-:
rink,
Princs
Store;
Bill
Smith
and
Gerry
La-,
George,
by
two
points
and
1;
vacher.
Macey's
Confectionery;
awaiting
decision
of
Bufchar
vs.
R--y
Pryslav
and
Robby
Smith,1
Anderson
rinks.
j
Orm.Vs
Drun;
Store:
Gordon
The
McK'-nz1?
rink.
Prince
U;i-Brain,
Brian
Hemsworth.
Wal-
pert
w.ks
winding
up
:,'(
mi-tinals
lace's
Dru
Store;
Phil
Lyon's.
"h
t-h;
Thninpson
r'nk.
Smith-Bulger's
Jewelers:
Arthurjws.
The
Moore
rink,
r-ince
Ru-'
i
TU,iiP
nvcrwniinn'
Rnv
Reiher
1
pert,
dropped
faur
main
evonU,
RCHAND
C
HEATERS
5RTEX
OIL
IURNERS
E
PLUMBING
XTURES
JONE
Jlfs
anil
Alterations
mm
-
Phone
649
220
Sixth
St
(MOIOBGUllfi
early
in
tlw
eliminations
but
ur!
fill
nlered
in
the
ronsjlutUrn
McRae
Bros.:
George
Pearson
Three
Sisters;
Angus
Smith
Ii
Colini
event.
Ranee
&
Hardy
Grocery:
liox
274
CI
I
4
terrace
team
am
not
enter
aue
to
road
conditions.
Ice
conditions
hav.
been
heavy
Ladies'
bowling
schedule
!?or
the
last
third
of
the
season
is
announced
as
follows:
Feb.
20
GingtTsnaps
vs
B.
Oat-!,
Shenton's
vs
Battlprs.
Savoy's
vs
Manson's,
Rockettes
vs
Wallace
P.,
Skeena
G.
vs
B.C.-G.E.A.,
Big
Sisters
vs
Commercial
;
McMeckins
vs
Stars,
Wratli-all's
vs
Toilers,
Lyons
vs
Rosa
'
Lee.
Brownwoods
vs
L.
Strikes,
'Annettes
vs
G
&
A,
Belmont
vs
'.C.B.
of
C.
Feb:
27
-Brownwoods
vs
G
&
'
A,
Annettes
vs
Rosa
Lee,
Wrath-i
-all's
vs
Stars.
Toilers
vs
Lvons,
McMcekins
vs
Belmont,
Lucky
i
Strikes,
vs
C.B.
of
C.
j
Rockettes
vs
B.CG.E.A.,
Man-i
foil's,
vs
Skeena
G.,
B.
Cats
vs
throughout.,
with
number
four
n
it
.
.
.
-
Chow
Mein
Chop
Suey
sheet
particularly
bad
due
ti
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CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
f
lonning'
Building
or
Repairing
iALL
363
(4iawinx
weather.
Play
sl
opnod
at
3
a.m.
this
nuirnln'r.
to
continue
at
8
a.m..
allowing
ire
to
si
iff
on
and
reua'rs
to
be
made.
Oth."r
rinks
in
th"
fHals
av?
Hcggle
rink,
Spl.ier
and
Herman,
Sherry.
Sheardown's
Grocery;
Jimmy
McLean,
Larry
Linklater,
Watts
Sr.
Nickcrson:
Arthur
Tur-cotte,
Gary
Ogllvle,
Variety
Store;
Ralnh
Sykes,
Sweet
16;
David
Riclgedale,
John
Ardagh.'
Manson's
Jewelery;
Paul
Bcke-tov.
Phi'.
Lyons,
Brownwoods;
Arthur
Parent,
Rupert
Tobacco
Store:
Tony
ToLh,
Dickie
Barrie,
Post
Office;
Stanley
Wcstley,
Northern
Brl'ish
Columbia
Power;
Steven
Toth,
Allen
Major,
Gordon
&
Anderson
Ltd.;
Doug.
Ferguson,
Prince
Rupert
Florist.
&
1
Shenton's,
Battlers
vs
Savoy's,
i
ConimsrtMal
vs
Gingersnaps,
1
1
!
Wallace
P.
vs
B.
Sisters.
f
T-"-i
If,
Kitchen
work
is
easier
i
in
better
light
I
j
Cnnl.
ili'lTnrd
C..V.
FtunrMTfnf
I
M
I
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
I
March
6
Shenton's
vs
Com-!
I-imercial,
Skeena
G.
vs
Savoy's,!!
.
Gingersnaps
vs
Wallace
P.,
Man-
I
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p,m.,
Chilcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STKWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
I'OK
NORTH
(H'F.EN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
March
2,
1G
and
30
',
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
",
CHARLOTTE
SI,ANIS
ss.
Chilcotin,
Fch.
23
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
;
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
'Eon.s's
vs
Rockettes,
B.CG.E.A.
vs
'
B.
Sisters.
B.
Cats
vs
Battlers.
Wrathall's
ys
Belmont,
Lyons
vs
Annettes,
'McMeekins
vis
L.
1
j
Lamp
lighting
in
the
kitchen
is
easy
I
M
J
EJ;
on
your
eyes,
gives
that
modern
1
J
bright
appearance,
,
makes
every
2tj
I
J
task
seem
simpler,
easier.
Try
itl
Have
a
Good
Meal!
NEW
CITY
CAFE
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
or
Phone
Blue
92
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Unloading
cargo
at
the
Canadian
National
dock
is
the
Frank
Waterliouse
Island
King,
Cap!..
A.
E.
Gough,
here
from
Vancouver
at
8:30
this
morning.
Alter
Ir-nvintr
cement
for
Watson
Is
,
Strikes,
Rosa
Lee
vs
Brown-i
woods.
G
&
A
vs
C.B.
of
C,
Stars
I
vs
Toilers.
j
March
13
Rosa
I-ee
vs
C.B.
of
C
,
McMcekins
vs
G
&
A,
Belmonf
for
a
quicker,
I
nicer,
blacker
1
KHELL
land,
the
vessel
will
proceed
to
vs
Tillers,
Stars
vs
Lyons.
U
Alice
Arm
to
unload
building
Strikes
vs
Wrathall's,
Brown-and
mining
supplies,
and
take
on
i
woods
vs
Annettes.
'
CURRIE
f'MITKD
concentrates
before
returning
By
CHIC
YOUNG
BLONDIE
here
Thursday.
Canned
salmon
&
Contractors
will
be
the
cargo
loadud
here
before
the
Island
King
goes
south.
Siq
j
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lip
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f
NO.
PAGWIX5D-NOT
A
TRAP.'
J
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NAIL
A
BOARD
J
Fl
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I
f
OVER
THE
HOLc
IN
1
r
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Gh
ALL
WE
D0?O
1
V.-
1J
1
SYttCi
THE
WALL
TO
A
HOTFL
9
THE
DOGS
MIGHT
I
A
TRAP
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
arrivd
in
GET
CAUGHT
INI
IT
Broadway
Cafe
vf-
III
fft-LV.
1
V
TO
port
at
12:30
noon
yesterday
!
from
Vancouver
and
waypoints
with
large
freight
cargo
and
j
fair-sized
list
of
passengers.
The
j
vessel
sailed
at
11
p.m.
for
1
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
whence
I
iii'iiillllii
I
tlMPLV
CAN'T
(
SLcEP.
WITH
THA"
V,
OUSe
IN
Th
r-'
KITCHEN
jy
iiA..d-
1rit.-K
u
r"jjr
Best
Food
V
-.
"
f
r.'EiQ
tEorcs
1
rtm
'
a.
71
J
I
Mil
Buy
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
to
sail
.south
at
12
noon.
Finest
Cooking
Uli
7.11
A.'
:
MWLJ-VCIO
a
I
.
i
Ttm
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
home
orders
Phone
200
At
2:30
p.m.
the
Union
steamer
Chilcotin,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
arrived
back
from
Masset
Inlet
points
and
sailed
at
8
p.m.
for
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
r
take
Km;