PRINCI
RUP
ERT
OMMUN1TY
21
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
June
IV,
1S51
sport
loving
social
loving
and
well
dressed
!
u
I
patterns
and
loud
stripes,
of
gaudy
panels
and
flairish
dc-
I
cording
to
style
artists.
suite.
The
lounge
and
the
ph,,,v
Bmurt.
rOntiiii-rs
exnect
drape
"'Fci
,
nt-oKs-shirtc
Dress-shirts
remain
remain
fnr
for
Champions
of
ndoor
Sport
vr
'
Modern
Facilities
Here
jackcU
may
well
be
relegated
to
:
most
in
plain
C(J,urs
and
pasu.lg
pi.lcts
wiu
bt,
a
liUie
higher
this
history,
say
fashion
experts.
witn
lne
Uci(l
niore
.M
Ule
suUi
st,ason
throughout
the
clothirrg'
A
more
extreme
version
o
Mr.
i
bone-stiffened
cut-away
collars,
lines,
but
it
w..;
be
another
year
T
uses
a
slight
rope
effect
In
j
The
extreme
Windsor
is
living
beiore
the
doubling
price
in
raw
the-
shoulders
and
emphasises
i
out
its
popularity,
as
well
as
wool
will
have
its
effect
on
re-a
full
back.
Pants
are
still
feat-jfused
collars.
At
present,
young
tailed
merchandise.
i
ured
in
drape,
with
probably
amen
buy
three
to
one
soft
col-
mllcr
pleat..
,,
.
,
,ars
for
the
fused
type.
Before
square
dancing
was
Concerning
Cioth
and
mater-1
And
ties
have
finally
sobered
introduced
in
Prince
Rupert's
.al,
the
trend
is
away
from
over-
j
up
from
their
colorful
spree.
Civic
Centre,
little
of
that
form
popular
gabardine
to
woolen
Smaller
'patterns
and
regimental
of
recreation
was
carried
on
in
worsteds,
diagonals
and
pic
n
j
stripes
are
coming
back
in
place
the
city.
.
Your
Style
II
((
(j
f
'
V'
,i
New
styles
in
men's
wear
this
spring
are
not
a;s
radical
as
they
are
pre-dominent.
Clothiers
in
Vvith
means
for
recreation
limited
in
i'rinco
Rupert
compared
to
larger
centres
sports
plays
a
major
role
in
the
life
of
this
community.
In
the
winter
basketball
and
bowling
take
the
lead,
witn
runner-ups
of
badminton
and
skiing.
Prince
Rupert's
Civic
Centre,
with
its
lanrC.
JulIV-modcrn
-.-lr.fchmrris
finri
snrvlritor
!!-
pics.
The
tartan
sport
jacket
is
ex-
Prince
Rupert
will
play
j
r
pected
to
gain
popularity
here'
this
summer.
When
first
intro-.
1
lip
the
famous
"Mr.
T'iauced
the
brightly-hued
plaidsj
model
in
Sllit
Coats,
they
loused
many
heads
to
snap;
gymnasium,
is
the
home
of
bas-
commodatlon
lor
750.
!
KciDan.
rnrice
winners
ol
the
British
Columbia
Senior
"B"
V-
Meanwhile,
bowling
in
Prince,
arouna
m
consternation
aim
i
n,mrri
hafi
i
niton
a
firm
jitun.i
SUV.
many
a
snide
remark.
But
Uiei
4
ff
f
f
competition,
Prince
Rupert
Jets
comfortable,
full
cut
and
light
Snce
tne
new
alleys
were
opm
,
((.,
kllow,
as
his
year
also
took
the
Inter-
ctl.
Mana8cr
Art
'laylor
says
al1,,,,,
jndon
Square,
Is
impress-
weight
apparal
has
found
great
national
Trophy,
winning
ov-i
over
ii
least
1000
i
mm
i
nri.,.ir.
i
..
r-.,..ia
reecDtion
in
manv
centres,
par-.
ai,...i.
.
.
.
Kwv..
inc
riin
lulls
ill
ta.in.-iit
.
-
'
-
.
maana
Itaiuj
Ol
MCliaKClia
ana
n,.jv,.li,
4n
hnwlinir
rtiirinw
thpl..,
...
.i...
ir.,lm,l
States.
It
"CUiariy
among
college
siuaents.
VnIKil-n
'
"
Q
"
HIK1
I"
I"-
winter
season.
There
is
a
men's
1
accentuates
high,
narrow
shoul-
Other
iporuwear
win
lv.r
to
riuin
u.:n,ocr
i
to
April
i
league,
a
women
s
league
ana
rirs
oivine
the
wearer
a
long-
more
sober
colors,
subdued
me
city
leagues
operate
under
a
mixed
league.
With
recent
management
of
the
C.vic
Cen-
operation
of
the
'
Sunday
Club,"
tre.
Ad
players
are
members
there
is
bowling'
every
night
of
er
and
straighter
appearance
greys,
blues
and
browns,
with
ex-with
a
trim
waist
and
hipllne.
ception,
perhaps,
of
the
newly
Eastern
Canada,
which
seems
introduced
wrap-around
jack
ts.
to
be
setting
the
pace
for
fas-
Of
corduroy,
they
.will
come
In
hinns
on
t
he
continent
this
year,
greens,
maroons
and
yellows.
oi
tne
rrince
nuperi
Amateur
thc
week.
'
Civic
Centre
Badminton
Club,
t
will
also
strive
to
have
men
lean
But
it's
in
T-shirts
that
colors
to
single-breasted,
two-plci-e
will
run
riot
this
year,
with
bold
Basketball
Association,
whicn
(has
full
jurisdiction
over
them.
Doji
Forward,
Civic
Centre
director,
Is
northern
rcpre.scn-;
tative
on
the
executive
ol
the
is
a
favorite
snort
In
Prince
Rupert
and
competition
,
ih
-
six-month
league
wrles.
More
than
1000,
or
y
HI
.
of
Prince
Rupert's
population
goes
bowling.
with
125
members
play
every
Wednesday
and
Sunday
on
eight
fuil-s.ze
courts.
Frequent
tournaments,
are
open
to
members,
and
inlcr-club
tourneys
are
held,
the
Annunciation
(Catholic)
j
B.C.A.B.A.
.
.
Three
leagues
the
senior,
ln-
Community
Hub
tcrmediate
and
junior,
play-ofl
clua
and
Sons
oj
Norway
club
near
the
end
of
the
season
lor
-competing.
Mew
Swimming
Pool!
A
popular
place
in
hot
weather
is
the
Gyro
swim-
ming
pool
in
McClymont
Park.
The
pool
is
30
by
75
feet,
fenced
in
beautiful
surroundings
and
has
two
i:vcrbmly(;es
learn
to
romp
and
play
with
local
trophies.
Representati
ve
I
It
may
be
raining,
snowing,
BMiiiLt.vi
.s
ana
at
leams
are
tlle
Prince
Rupert
b.owing
a
gale
or
it
may
be
)
rli,.,,
""!--''
i.'.c
""-j
uui,
muu
jets,
made
u
of
players
from
st
winter
was
the
own
problems
of
give
and
take,
three
senior
teams
for
play
with
tool,
clear
and
crisp-
on
a
winter
night,
albeit
a
Prince
Rupert
ooy
or
girl,
or
adult,
will
likely
have
a
date
with
one
r.
tne
.unties
classes,
con-
In
more
advanced
stages
of
the
'
out-f-town
teams,
such
a.s
the
Mm
Eileen
Cross,
tiny-tot
instruction,
rudiments
lamed
Globetrotters.
Vancouver
of
British
Columbia
of
rrvmnasttcs
arc
taueht
to
nre-1
teams,
traveilina
U.S.
colleee
diving
boards.
It
was
built
by.
Fnnce
Kupert
uyro
Club
for
$10,000
and
donated
to
the
city.
It
may
be
surprising
Hut
in
1
;
mrsf
in.su
uriresa.
pare
tho
children
for
junior
Rup-
teams
ana
international
tour-
j
"'
-
truss
thought
Prince
Rec
classes.
This
active
body,
neys.
a
port
city
like
this
only
a
few
A
unique
feature
in
.he
econ-iH'oule
can
swim,
but
accessible
oniy
ot
rnncc
Rupert
is
the
taxi
dhtr
"pretty
swell,
classified
as
to
ages
and
sex,1
The
other
"rep
-lean.'
is
Uk"
n
a
rceent
letter
of
goes
throuiili
the
most
strer.u-
Bo-Mt
HI
RainmaKcrs,
cumm
is-1
C!f
fl
I
I
flC
It".'
it'll
i.U...
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ll'BMUV
II
H.l
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Vtl
UUI.UIIIg
V
V.
V
V
W
.IlkUIH
11111
i
re
and
keep-fit
exercises.
These
School
teams.
They
play
out-ol-
-trk
course,
which
classes,
together
with
the
tquarc-
towners
at
home
and
In
Alaska,
Not
Tweedy
beaches
are
not
one
of
the
many
business!
In
the
.city
of
a
scarce
features
uf
Prince
Rupert,
al-
u.uou
population
17
taxi
stands
though
nearby
Salt
Lakes
offer
-
pc.aie
moic
than
100
cars.
some
recreation,
I
But
with
the
new
pool,
swim-
j
Hrst
B.C:
Indian
tribe
to
be
ming
is
being
taught
regularly
under
"white
laws
.
m
ommuitpr.
par-h
summer
Last
'.nlran:hlsed
ics
in
either
uphol-
dancing
group,
end
each
season
sucn
as
me
wrangeu,
reiers-
dellint;
of
furniture
with
a
gruna
gymnastic
display
uurg,
anu
tcniKan
nigiiM.njJi
,
XweeQS
have
never
reached
;
and
sewing,
was
which
"winds
up"
the
.arge
scale
teams.
They
play
under
sthojl
p0pularity
in
Canada,
although
iiWrnoon
and
even-
activity
carneu
on
in
nre
vivic
.
.
they
are
eagerly
purchased
when
f
ba
children
iear-.ed
to
swim
are
the
Metlakatla
band,
who
C.
c.
Senior
oentor
available
available
In
in
the
the
U.S.
U.S.
Of
Of
courte,
courte."
,
,
.
...
.
,
...
..
have
have
incorporated
incorporated
their
village
M
Cross'
stay
here
centre
uuring
wie
wmiei
uivuui.
.
me
jets
enterea
a.
his
the
reaction
in
tne
summer
months,
now--
"
iw
mc
mai.
uu
m
uw,
m
Britain
mey
are
staples.
-
under
the
Municipality
Act.
i
HOOPLA
stars
are
at
home
In
Prince
Rupert,
three-time
holder
ot
Senior
"B"
championship
of
B.C.
LaUst
victory
of
the
Jets
was
over
PeiUicton's
Omegas,
from
whom
they
wrested
the
Star
Cup
with
sensational
'shots
like
these.
(t
a
lot
and
had
ever,
the
Centre
is
not
idle.
Its
taxing
away
irom
rort
Aioerni
Reason
for
this,
clothiers
believe,
Civic
Centre
piarouna
stau.
Metiakatla,
population
153,
lies
spacious,
auaiuinum
is
oiten
uluiikuuii,
iuhuw-
is
tnat
many
canaaians
nave
m
when
in
operation,
tne
pool
is
arross
the
harbor
from
Prince:
....
!,'.
t.
i
i
ri
it
voar
tho
Tote
aoiin
f
rrtprir
i
i
n
i;
Rupert.
I
f
friends
of
a
lot
of
"sold
out
'
to
audiences
oi
travel-
--s
ule
past
purcnasea
tuiiauuii-
supervised
at
all
times.
i
wr
mpf
hi'furp
nnp
ling
coneeris.
wvu-Miown
oiiifio
.
.
..
:
----------o
7:r
mauc
vwccuo,
vi
imww.
HuoukJ
In
the
finals.
But
last
year
they
in
material
and
workmanship.
lest
to
Penticton.
,
These
tweeds,
after
little
wear,
This
year
they
regained
the
have
become
baggy
and
ill-,
title
from
Penticton.
shaped,
causing
great
dissatis
The
basketball
court
at
the
faction
and
a
general
swearing-;
i
spurUng
a
suit
she
and
virtuosos,
brought
here
by
lit
winter,
said
of
the
the
eufertalnment
committee.
...
'.:.(!
Miss
Cross
was
a
i
Then,
the
highlight
of
the
f-nial
teacher.
We
summer
activity
is
the
four-day
r.A
...
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V..,w
"
.
rin.i,.nl
T.mn
iJflTllhr
A
IT'hiph
X
',
i
it
i
v..
X-.1
I
Pi
Q
:
v-a.
.....u.
-
!
Centre
Is
84
by
'
44
feet,
with
glass
off
of
tweeds,
I
of
entertainment
Miular
schedule
the
being
a
feature
Ji.:ains
through
the
for
all,
is
also
a
maior
event
in
-
Clubs-There's
A
Hundred
October
money
ratnng
lor
me
enmes
a
to
May
are
Tut;
"
classes
each
continued
opera!
ion.-;,
,
.
1
of
the
com-j
Administration
atternoon
By
the
centre
Is
carried
out
by
iiwm
more
than
200
munity
;
from
ages
3-6
were
an
association
comprised
of
rep-
i
.
With
more
than
100
clubs
and
organizations
in
:
aii
part
of
the
clubs,
who
support
the
centre
Prince
Rupert
from
w'hich
to
choose,
residents
of
this
e
ree
y
Di.
ereaimn
program
with
donations
and
elect
an
ex-
little
difficulty
finding
compatible
a.SSOCia-
irrctor
Don
For-
ecutive
body.
.
J
.
.
.
..
..
,
.
from
2
30
to
3
30
MembeiThip
is
open
to
ail
and
tion.
And
a
"joiner"
one
who
is
easily
talked
into
diviiii.it
ncieci
inio
ini.
in.!.
two
Ho-
dc-
subscriptions
subscriptions
form
fom
the
w
main
,
,
membershinshould
be
in
his
element.
I
:u'ki
t
ih.
t
......
iu.
c
n
eimimrt.
nf
riallv
ouerating
costs.
The
$200,000
building
and'
There
are
all
kinds
of
trade
Wore
the
young
'tins
equipment
therein
was
bought
unions
for
the
tradesmen;
poll-
clubs
and
for
sport
lovers
no
si,.,,
ii,,,.
'i,n
h,
from
the
Canadian
government
tical
clubs
for
the
politicians;,
art,
end
of
associations;
nearly
every
.....
,i,
t..
..
.
.,v.
i..ub
f..
ort
etc
ann
i
i
-i
the
art
of
group
cn-
for
$00
000
in
Marcn,
imo.
py
uiu
uni.su
i.iui
tu
-
tervice
ciuo
is
lepicuciucu,
association.
It
was
built
In
1044
ethers;
re'iglous
associations,
wen
as
business,
professional
and
for
YMCA
War
Services
at
a
cost
young
people's
clubs
and
worn-
entertainment
societies.
f
V-V'V-
WAfff
Vh
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fn
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t
The
"T
o
d
d
1
e
r
s"
1
held
W'dnesday
af-;"ikes
in
the
thrro-
-A
t'iider.
where
they
of
S15f0nn
and
furnished
at
an
en
s
organizations.
There
are
even
two
licensed
For
the
sportsman
uieie
aic
clubs
wRn
a
sUong
mcmbc.r.ship
additional
cost
ol
S-J&.uuu
support.
A
newcomer
is
not
long
here
beiore
he
is
tackled
for
member
IV
ship
in
one
organization
or
the
'
other.
It
is
not
difficult
or
un-
j
rational
to
assume
that
a
high,
percentage
of
this
city's
12,000.
population
are
members
of
tome-thing
or
other.
Those
who
arc
?L
ft
not,
probably
ai
i
antisocial,
or
have
some
other
such
disease.
In
Prince
Rupert,
therefore,
you
need
not
be
left
out
in
the
cold,
or
without
friends,
tou
Beynon,
Ray
Spring,
Don
Scherk.
Herb
Morgan.
Jim
Flaten,
Jo-d
Davis,
Rupert
Holkestad,
Syd
Scherk,
Art
Olson,
and
Alex
Bill,
their
coach.
FKINCE
kurERT
JETS.
British
Columbia
Senior
"B"
champions
again
this
year,
defeated
F?nticton
Omegas,
who
took
the
crown
from
the
Jets
in
1950.
This
is
third
time
Prince
Rupert
holds
the
.championship.
From
left,
are
Ted
Arney,
Sonny
who
have
been
given
tn
u
oppo.
tu.iuy
0OFF
i
the
summer
heat
are
these
en
thusiasts,
f
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
Gyros
also
super
vise
play-ground
equipment
in
city
parks.
,
can
always
be
a
"joiner."
iwi
i
iinn
iii
mil
tmitiWtimmmnm
Congratulations
to
the
People
of
Prince
Rupert
for
Their
Progress
and
to
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Who
Helped
It
Wallace's
Department
Store
Rupert
People's
Store
Ltd.
Rupert
Men's
&
Boys'
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Universal
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