at
its
reffulai
li.
I'L.i
Y
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Prince
Rupert
tflg
r-Jctos
Thursday,
June
13.
1946
GYROS
MAY
ADOPT
OPEN
AIR
SWIM
POOL
IN
McCLYMONT
PARK
AS
BIG
OBJECTIVE
IN
FUTURE
ACTIVITY
Plan
lor
providing
a
commodious
and
attractive
outdoor
swimming
pool
by
raising
of
the
level
of
the
water
in
Hays
Creek
three
feet
through
putting
in
of
a
dam
a
short
distance
below
the
McC
ivniont
Park
Bridge
was
discussed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
Geo.
monthly
business
meeting
last
night.
CENTRES
ARE
SECOND
HOMES
Australia
Flndl
Clubs
Are
Answer
lo
Youth
Prnhlerr's
SYDNEY.
Australia.
(P
Australian
parent!
and
social
workers
are
raeetlng
the
problems
of
ovr
r-rrowded
homes,
child
delinquency
an;l
me
occupation
of
leisure
time
with
youth
community
centres.
The
centres
try
to
compensate
yourtgsters
for
the
break-up
of
normal
neighborhood
life
in
areas
fast
becoming
industrial
or
business
districts.
A
typical
centre
i;
run
by
Rev.
Alan
Walker
.it
Bondi,
where
rooms
have
been
opened
under
his
church.
There
he
caters
to
the
interests
of
local
children
who
learn
gymnastics
under
an
expert
instructor,
carpentry,
bruiting
f
the
centre
has
its
own
hand
press
1,
play
games,
borrow
bcioks
from
the
library,
or
join
a
drama
"roup.
"The
centre
is
not
denominational,"
lays
r?ev.
Walker,
"if
the
children
don't
belong
to
our
church
it
makes
nc
difference.
We
hope
to
make
it
a
meeting
pbce
for
children
and
their
parents,
with
Interests
for
all
ages."
inspired
by
the
centre's
success
various
civic
organisations
are
attempting
to
raise
$17,500
for
a
new
building
to
accommodate
700
numbers
The
new
cpii-tve
will
iivlude
a
theatre,
lib
rary
and
instruction
rooms
fori
Weaving;
handicrafts
and
paint
int;.
Australia
Plans
Export
of
Furs
AUSTRALIA,
m
Wartime
has
brought
Australian
furs
into
their
own.
The
.soft,
long-haired
honey
beiRO
Australian
fox
and
russet-toned
natural
fox
are
in
the
forefront
of
fashion
as
autumn
wrap.-
In
view
of
the
popularity
of
these
furs
Australian
manufacturers
now
are
planning
to
produce
the
furs
In
exportable
quantities.
J.
Dawes
The
Auctioneer
Sales
Every
Saturday
WK
BELL
EVERYTHING
Goods
Sold
On
Commission
Household
Sales
Conducted
at
Your
Convenience
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
WRAPPED,
PACKED
AND
CRATED
Estimates
Given
Free
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUCTION
MART
(Opposite
Civic
Centre
Bldg.)
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for
George
The
undertaking
was.
however,
considered
a
little
too
ambitious
for
the
club
to
undertake
this
year
However,
it
will
be
further
studied
as
a
possible
major
objective
for
the
future.
Meantime,
as
one
means
of
building
up
the
club
funds
far
its
work
of
providing
outdoor
recreational
facilities
for
the
chil-dien
and
young
people,
the
club
decided
to
revive
the
formerly
popular
hoedown
dance
events
and
the
first
Of
these
will
be
held
on
Hallowe'en
night
Committees
will
be
appointed
soon
with
a
view
to
making
it
a
real
outstanding
event
An
Appie
Dav
sale
shortly
before
Hallowe'en
is
being
planned
as
another
money
raising
event.
The
club
decided
to
support
the
National
Clothing
Collection
drive,
now
in
progress,
appoint
in",
Frank
Skinner
to
marshal
help
from
among
club
mem-be
is
for
the
work
of
packing
and
shipping
clothing
received
here.
A
quest
ionairre
from
the
provincial
government
on
various
aspects
of
electoral
reform
should,
it
was
decided,
be
made
the
subject
for
consideration
at
a
luncheon
of
the
club
two
weeks
hence.
For
the
summer,
at
least,
it
was
decided
to
give
up
business
meetings
of
the
club
in
the
evening
and
revert
to
noon
meetings.
President
w.
o
Lambie
was
in
the
chair
at
last
night's
meeting
and
there
was
a
fair
attendance
of
members.
A
recent
social
event
of
the
Ciyro
Club
was
a
dancing
party
last
Saturday
night
at
Raid's
Cafe
when
the
attendance
was
not
large
but
an
enjoyable
evening
was
spent.
Music
was
by
Andy
McN'aughton.
Patrick
Henry,
early
American
patriot,
said:
"In
till
free
government
and
in
the
estimation
of
all
men
attached
to
liberty,
there
are
certain
rights
inalien-
I
able
and
of
so
sacred
a
character
that
they
cannot
be
guarded
with
too
much
caution.
Among
these
are
liberty
of
speech
and
of
the
press."
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Ave.
Phone
568
TOD
SHORT
SPORT
.-
New
York
Yankees
invaded
Columbia
University
23
yaatS
ago
to
sign
Lou
Gehrig,
pitcher
and
first-baseman
Joining
the
American
League
team
after
the
college
.season.
"Columbia
Lou"
started
making
baseball
his-toiy.
He
was
the
circuit's
most
valuable
player
in
1927,
1931,
1934
and
1930.
Germany's
Max
8chaellng
gained
the
wotld'.s
heavyweight
title
1G
years
ago
on
a
foul
called
against
Jack
Sharkey
in
the
fourth
round
of
their
titular
bout
in
New
York.
He
lost
the
title
o
Sharkey
two
years
later.
Jimmy
Biaddoek
jumped
from
relief
roles
to
the
world's
heavyweight
boxing
championship
when
he
dethroned
Max
Haer
at
New
York
11
years
ago
tonight,
j
In
due
financial
circumstances
the
New
Jersey
battler
scored
one
of
the
biggest
ring
upsets
in
years.
The
bout
went
15
rounds
The
Rugby
League
code
of
football,
second
in
r.ports
interest.
Is
also
booming.
Attendances
at
many
big
matches
in
Sydney
have
already
.set
new
records,
and
these
are
expected
to
soar
Whan
the
F.nglish
Rugby
League
tram,
now
in
Australia,
plays
its
scheduled
matches
in
Sydney.
Gates
apprenating
S400.0D!)
and
crowds
totalling
1.500,000
nr;
expected
in
New
South
Wales
for
the
.season
which
has
just
begun.
A
.similar
jump
in
receipts
and
crowd
attendances
is
expected
in
Queensland,
the
only
established
11I10
Baseball
Scores
American
USM
Cleveland
7,
Boston
2.
Cftiicago-I'hlladelphia
I
rain
1
St.
L:;uis
1,
Washington
0
(10
innings),
Detroit
C,
New
York
5.
National
league
New
York
2,
Cincinnati
3.
Boston-Pittsburgh
(raini.
Philadelphia-Chicago
(rain
I.
Brooklyn
10,
St.
Louis
7.
LUCRATIVE
DREAM
MEI
BOURNE.
Australia.
0
A
plate
of
oy.sters,
four
glasses
of
Eautern,
p.
ml
a
helping
of
chicken
helped
f
Melbourne
hotel
manager
win
$40,ooo
In
a
lottery.
He
had
the
meal
at
a
city
cafe
and
went
home
and
dreamed
of
a
number.
He
bought
a
lottery
ticket
witn
the
number
and
it
won
first
prize.
other
state
In
Australia
in
which
the
Rugby
League
game
Is
played;
Both
states
expect
the
Au.s-ti
alia
vs.
England
matcher,
to
be
played
In
Sydney
and
Brisbane
to
draw
record
crowds
of
more
than
70.000.
Boxing
is
drawing
big
crowds
down
under
and
big
amateur
international
contests
at
the
end
of
the
year
are
planned.
A
team
of
U.
S.
"Golden
Gloves"
boxers
IS
expected
to
visit
Australia
in
November
and
a
team
of
Australian
amateur
boxers
will
probably
tour
South
Africa.
If
succussful.
the
two
visits
will
be
the
biggest
international
boxing
moves
outside
the
Olympic
Games.
s-
,
KDSSTBMNSON
HICII'VAYS
2.V
r.v.ry
pedrarrlan
i.r
...
,
,.lni
alung
any
highway
where
a
.la,
walk
i
provided
hall
i
i
....
1
1
upon
the
aldawalk.
Every
I
.
.1.
ir
i,
pro.t,'dlng
along
any
highway
where
no
.idewalk
!
provided
ahall
proceed
on
rhe
eitreme
leh-hand
aid
of
ihe
roadway.
Contributed
by
FIGHT
FANS
POISED
FOR
TONIGHT'S
LEGION
CARD
IN
CIVIC
CENTRE
GYM
The
air
of
suppressed
excite-tnent
hovering
over
the
city
today
has
nothing
to
do
with
tear
of
a
war
witli
Russia.
Most
of
the
level-minded
citizens
feel
fairly
free
of
the
danger
of
proletarian
atom
bombs
for
the
moment
and
are
concentrating
on
tonight's
Legion
fight
cord
in
the
Civic
Centre.
Promoter
Jimmy
Nicoll
approves
this
attitude.
Sometime
during
his
past
life,
Jimmy
has
encountered
the
Hollywood
adjective
"collc.sal"
and
In
recent
references
to
tonight's
events,
the
adjective
has
trembled
on
his
lip-:.
Bir
be
II
said
to
his
eternal
glory,
the
word
has
never
yet
Keeif
uttered
in
the
presence
of
a
reporter,
In
spite
iif
his
dMlcaie
reticen-e.
however,
Mr.
Nicoll
is
obviously
thinking
in
terms
of
"collosal."
At
latest,
word,
Mr.
Nicoll
and
his
col'eagues
had
lined
up
eight
bouts
for
the
fans
tonight.
Th
I
will
be
topped
off
bv
a
battle
between
Len
Kitchens
and
Bill:
litQanaW
of
Vancouver
which
has
seemed
to
capture
the
interest
of
the
iparHpg
gentlemen
throughout
the
town.
Mr.
McDonald,
who
is
as
tidily
built
nn
18-year
old
as
one
would
want
to
see,
is
In
the
city
today
In
company
with
his
trainer
Tommy
Ganns
of
Vancouver's
Western
.Sports
Cnib.
Here.
too.
is
Colling,
a
167-pounde'-
who
will
mix
with
Terry
McCarthy
in
the
light-heavyweight
semi-wind-up.
Colling
is
also
18
On
the
other
Hand,
Len
Hitch-
pedestrians
killed
and
injured
by
motor
vehicles
mounts
year
SccAa
capilano
brewery
ACCIDENTS
DON'T
JUST
II
AIT
EN
I'll
I
V
A
H
E
CAUSED
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
I
I
Nil
mi
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
PACKED,
CRATED,
STORED
AND
SHIPPED
TO
ALL
PARTS
OF
CANADA
AND
U.S.A.
FOR
DUCK,
1.1
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CAREFUL
AND
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SERVICE
Phone
LINDSAY'S
60
or
68
I
en.s,
the
local
headliner,
is
very
much
i"
the
Offing,'
Trainer
Mi
nny
Wlndle
sees
Len
as
the
i
i
Ing
star
ol
the
north,
and
with
all
due
res
ct
to
whatever
may
appear
over
the
horizon,
Mr
Wlndle
knows
n
fighter,
and
knows
how
to
handle
one.
In
the
leml-wlrtdup,
it
is
un-de
stood
that
the
starts
win
show
a
considerable
advantage
for
McCarthy
over
Colling.
Mr
Qanns,
who
picked
nis
boys
for
ability
rather
than
for
the
number
of
pounds
thev
carry,
was
notabry
undisturbed
yesterday
:it
mention
of
McCarthy!
advantage
In
avoirdupois.
in
both
the
f.
stare
and
isui-
Wlndnp,
the
fights
will
run
for
five
two-minute
round.;,
barring
lockouts,
while
in
the
preliminaries:
the
fiphts
will
be
of
three
tWO-minute
periods
each.
Here
Is
the
card
as
It
stood
to
day:
Feature
bout
Len
Hltchen.'
147.
Billy
McDonald
H8.
Beml-windap
Colling
167.
Terry
McCarthy,
177.
Preliminaries'
I
en
Adolpe
155,
Johnny
Rich-;
srds,
15,r..
Bud
Collins
175,
Glen
Carlson
j
175.
Rill
McChesney
80.
Bill
Tod-eras
80.
Vic
Johnson
175.
Walter
Carl
-Son
175.
Jordan
Smith
70.
Carl
Markev
72.
Alex
Gomez
140.
Bill
M.-Doug-alll
140.
On
country
roads,
and
in
districts
where
there
are
roads
without
sidewalks,
the
toll
of
fff
w
by
year.
Just
consider
that
at
night
on
a
dark
road
surface,
a
pedestrian
in
dark
clothing,
walking
in
the
same
direction
as
a
motor
vehicle
is
moving,
cannot
be
seen
by
the
driver
under
normal
conditions
until
he
is
within
100
feet.
If
the
car
is
being
driven
over
30
miles
an
hour
it
would
be
impoaitible
to
stop,
under
average
conditions,
before
reaching
the
pedestrian.
And
yet
walking
isn't
dangerous
when
pedestrians
walk
the
right
way,
the
safe
way
and
the
lawful
way.
Excerpt
from
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Highwty
Act
Province
o
British
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Chow
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June
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Maeeys
vs.
Mow.
June
21
KJnettes
VS.
Whir!
winds.
June
24
Moor.?
vs.
Whirl
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June
20
Maceys
vs.
Kinattas,
June
28
Klnettea
vs.
Mooe.
July
3
Macey
v
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Whirlwinds
July
2
Maoss
Vt.
Maceys.
July
8-
Whiilwind
VS.
K;n-ettes.
July
10
Whilwind:
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July
12
KInettes
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Senior
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June
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Grotto
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General
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June
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Co-op
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June
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July
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General
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July
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July
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a.m.
Thursday.
Phone
Agent,
0,H,
STANBRIDGE,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
for
rates,
space
reservations
and
information.
Phone
436
Phone
Blue
1150
P.O.
Box
Green
&
Kermode
Builders
and
Painters
Estimates
and
Mil
Interior
n.,ri
Free
Exterior
Work
Prompt
Service