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Tuesday
April
29,
1047
Dominion
Champion
to
Probe
Local
Skiing
Possibilities
Canada's
current
champion
ski
jumper
and
mem-
ner
oi.tne
ma
Canadian
Olvmnic
team
thinks
that
Prince
Rupert
may
be
n
a
position
to
be
one
of
the
leading
skiing
centres
of
the
province
if
.stories
that
local
ski
enthusiasts
have
told
him
are
correct.
Tom
Mobraaten,
perennial
holder
of
various
titles,
and
present
Dominion
J
umping
champion,
learned
Monday
afternoon
of
Prince
Rupert
Ski
Club's
recently
acquired
cabins
on
Mount
Hays
and
the
idea
interests
him
so
much
.that
he
plans
to
visit
them.
"It
sounds
as
though
you
have
an
ideal
set-up,
better
than
most'
places
in
the
province,"
he
said
after
Ski
Club
President
Allan
i
Armstrong
had
recited
the
story
of
the
cabins
at
the
1,200-foot
Columbians
Bill
and
Bert
Irwin
level
of
Mount
Hays
which
were
of
Princeton
bought
from
War
Assets
Corporation
last
fall.
Mr.
Mobraaten
who
is
spend
ing
the
summer
as
a
halibut!
fisherman
aboard
the
Vancou
ver
boat
Steveston
III,
plans
to
visit
the
cabins
the
next
time
he
Is
in
port.
He
is
sailing
tomorrow
for
the
grounds.
Last
winter,
Tom
won
the
Western
ski
jumping
championship
at
Revelstoke
with
a
180-foot
leap,
then
went
on
to
Mont
Ste.
Anne,
Quebec,
to
win
the
Dominion
championship
with
167-foot
jump.
Distance
Is
not
the
only
fac
tor
judged
In
ski
jumping,
he
explained
to
a
reporter
who
has
seen
more
skis
behind
sporting
goods
store
windows
than
he
has
on
the
snow.
Form
In
take-off,
in
the
air
and
landing
are
the
basis
on
which
championships
are
most
often
Judged
Championship
titles
are
nothing
new
to
this
Norwegian-born
ski-ir
who
will
be
one
of
a
team
of
12
to
represent
Canada
at
the
Olympic
winter
sports
meet
In
Switzerland
in
1948.
He
has
held
the
Dominion,
western
Canadian
and
Northwest
championships
several
times.
Last
winter
he
won
second
place
In
the
Northwest
cham
pionship
meet
at
Leavenworth,
Washington,
with
a
246-foot
jump.
He
comes
by
his
skiing
honestly
enough.
In
Norway,
he
was
entering
tournaments
at
the
age
of
16
and
was
one
of
the
first
Norwegian
skiiers
to
jump
more
than
100
meters.
That
was
a
big
jump
is
those
days.
"Skiing
has
come
a
long
.way
since
I
was
16,"
he
said.
He
is
married,
and
has
two
children
who
are
taking
to
the
waxed
boards
practically
auto-
MAY
CALL
OFF
KING'S
PLATE
TORONTO
Owing
to
a
dispute
between
race
track
author!,
ties
and
horse
owners
over
the
division
of
purses,
there
Is
a
possibility
that
the
celebrated
King's
Plate
race
may
be
called
off
this
year.
BRING
IN
YOUR
CAR
ORTRUCKm
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RIGHT,
and
at
REASONABLE
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much
bttter
performance,
greater
economy
and
longer
life
out
of
a
car
or
truck
serviced
by
our
trained
mechanics,
using
factory-engi.
fleered
parts.
See
Us
NOW
to
PREVENT
Trouble,
Tool
We've
seen
so
many
cases
where
a
little
foresight
would
have
prevented
costly
repairs
that
we
earnestly
urge
you
to
let
us
check
your
car
or
truck
NOW!
Our
work
is
dependable
and
our
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are
reasonable!
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JICN
Of
BETTER
SERVICE
'Km4
matically.
Their
mother,
too
is
a
one-time
champion.
Mrs
Mobraaten,
the
former
Peggy
Harlan,
of
Vancouver,
was
women's
Dominion
champion
in
1936-37,
and
was
the
only
Canadian
girl
to
win
the
Northwest
championship
at
the
Mount
Ranier
meet
in
193G.
With
Tom
on
the
1948
Olym
pic
team
are
two
other
British
SHORT
SPORT
,
Winnipeg
Rangers
defeated
Montreal
Junior
Rcyals
4-2
in
the
opening
game
of
the
Mem
orial
Cup
playoffs
at
Toronto
six
years
ago
tonight.
The
Rangers
won
the
series
and
won
the
title.
Pep
Leadley,
Queen's
University
fcotiball
star,
signed
with
Hamilton
Tigers
of
the
Big
Four
22
years
ago
today.
Canada's
outstanding
drop-kicker,
Lead-ley
was
a
big
cog
in
the
famous
Tiger
machine
as
he
had
been
in
the
famous
Tricolor
team
that
won
the
Canadian
TRUNDLING
RACE
CLOSE
Keen
Competition
Still
Marks
rive
Tin
League
Morgan's
held
the
lead
In
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
last
night
by
defeating
People
Store
two
games
to
o.ne
wjth
Burns
creeplnj
tip
to
within
one
point
of
the
top
by
winning
three
games
to
nothing
.over
North
Star.
High
Single
scorer
of
the
evening
was
S.
Whyte
of
Malkins
with
338
"while
Bob
Ruddsrham
of
Morgan's
had
Jhc
high
three-game
total
of
761.
The
results
were
as
follows:
Burns
3,
North
Stur
0.
Post
Office
3,
Stones
0.
Co-op
3,
Moose,
default.
Fish
Das-k
3,
Grotto,
default.
Morgan's
2,
Peoples
Store
1.
Malkin's
2,
Manson's
1.
MALKIN'S
A.
Leamy
142
R.
Burnie
154
R.
Smith
190
A.
Slater
186
S.
Whyte
166
Handicap
45
Totals
683
MANSON'S
E.
Blaln
106
M.
Blain
168
E.
Sharp
'.
123
I.
Dumas
246
J.
Pinnlger
282
Handicap
127
Totals
1052
MORGAN'S
R.
Rudderham
....
263
S.
Furk
146
E.
Trumbell
176
A.
Nelson
300
R.
Sparks
1'9
Handiiap
28
Totals
1092
PEOFLES
STORE
L.
Felsenthal
....
147
D.
Wood
148
A.
Welch
123
M.
Skalmerud
...
30?
J.
Reil
147
;
r4
'.
v.
,
117
201
1C0
218
215
45
194
147
138
162
238
45
959
1024
142
15?
154
137
.17?
127
884
296
122
123
164
259
28
99?
146
124
147
131
128
111
164
94
ro3
218
127
817
202
196
132
226
213
23
997
203
171
198
193
235
Handicap
115W15
115'
Totals
C82
791
11)5
BURNS
N.
Kinslor
J96
H
233
S.
Momadlna
.184
22T
240
B.
TJmjmermelsier
149
211
194
A,
Taylor
222
222
200
J.-
Comadina
212
222
234
Handicap
32
32
32
Totals
095
1056
1133
NORTH
STAR
D.
Hartwlg
221
241
182
A.
Mathcson
194
233
228
R.
Morrison
130
112
250
E.
Garner
84
191
195
R.
Anderson
299
258
183
Handicap
37
37
37
Totals
965
1042
1035
POST
OFFICE
R.
Tubb
83
263
161
H.
Duncan
187
204
180
B.
Simundson
....
219
236
203
W.
McLatchle
160
263
234
R.
Moxley
2J8
180
227
Handicap
........
83
83
83
Totals
1050
J
229
1088
STONES
B.
Wlndle
242
.
138
223
V.
Dreamer
:
"174
204
J.
Rhcdas
135
142
195
M.
Irving
261
182
?30
Low
Score
J60
180
161
Handicap
40
40
40
Totals
974
850
1053
FISH
DOCK
W.
Wallace
180
198
205
J-
Pope
J38
66
J37
C.
Johnson
J.89
123
147
S.
Croner
..
196
184
126
N.
Sheppard
143
131
227
HandicAp
34
74
74.
Totals
920
7C
916
MOOSE
Defaulted.
CO-OP
W.
.Smith
95
135
G.
Vlereck
...
107
28
v.
wiison
117
W.
Ward
168
B.
Powell
165
Handicap
119
Totals
771
1119
GROTTO
Defaulted.
176
213
153
119
129
135
114
175
132
119
804
HAD
SION'KEYS,
TOO?
The
hurdy-gurdy,
was
in
France
in
the
l?th
FIVE-PIN
BOWLS
Standings
io
date:
W
Morgan's
22
Burn's
21
Stone's
20
Post
Office
19
Co-op
18
Malkin's
18
People's
Store
15
Manson's
13
Grotto
10
Fish
Docq
-
9
North
Star
9
Moose
6
II
L
8
9
10
H
12
12
15
17
20
21
21
24
HOPPER
PEST
DYING
EDMONTON,
O)
Alberta
government
pest
control
officials
believe
that
dwnagc
to
crops
caused
hy
grashopers
this
year
will
be
the
lightest
in
many
years.
They
say
that
grass
hopper
damage
In
the
province
lios
tapered
off
since
1942,
be
cause
of
the
widespread
use
of
grasshopper
bait.
MAILS
PEAI)
UOMJiFJi
REGINA,
(CPWith
mail
arriving
at
the
Regin;;
Leader
Post
recently
was
a
letter
rem
Tony
Seeman
of
Mazenod,
Sask.,
"Please
find
enclosed
a
mosquito
I
found
Hyl.ng
around
on
March
23."
The
mosquito
was
jdead.
CLEANSING
HARS
'VERMIN
Health
leaders
uc'.vJse
thorr
oujh
cleansing
of
writer
clo.lie
before
they
are
put
away
to
discourage
the
fprcad
of
vermin
while
in
storage.
PARTY,
NOT
LEGISLATURE
"Congress"
is
the
name
of
an
Indian
political
party,
not
the
title
of
a
legislative
toody.
Mixed
'A'Bowls
May
1
Dodgers
vs.
Cougars,
Tornados
vs.
Su,eshooters.
Zephyrs
vs.
Cuckoos,
Screwballs,
vs.
Highway
Serylce.
May
8
Highway
Service
vs
Cougars,
Zephyrs
vs.
Sure-shooters.
Tornados
vs.
Sureshopters,
Dodgers
vs.
Cuckoos.
May
15
Zephyrs
vs.
Torna
dos,
Cougars
vs.
Screwballs.
Sureshooters
ys.
Cuckoos,
Dodgers
vs.
Highway
Service.
May
22
Tornados
vs.
Highway
Service,
Cougars
Vi.
Cuckoos.
Dodgers
vs.
Zephyrs,
Sure-
shooters
vs.
Screwballs.
May
29
Highway
Service
vs.
Sureshooters,
Zephyrs
vs.
Cou
gars.
Screwballs
vs,
Dodgers,
Cuckoos
vs.
Tornados.
FOR
MILDNESS
MILLBANK
kHFj
STRAIGHT
CUT
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
Men
and
women
everywhere
acclaim
THE
1947
CHEVROLET
Selling
a
new
high
order
of
BIG
-CAR
QUALITY
AT
LOW
COST
You'll
find
it's
bigger-looking
,
..
,
it's
better-looking
,
.
,
'
,
out-styles,
out-values,
out-saves
all
other
cars
in
its
-field
.
.
.
for
it
gives
you
Big-Car
quality
at
low
prices
and
at
remarkably
low
cost
for
gas,
oil
and
upkeep!
Men
and
worsen
everywhere
are
giving
this
1947
Chevrolet
the
roost
enthusiastic
welcome
anj
new
car
has
ever
received
!
And
you'll
find
they
are
preferring
it
above
all
others
not
only
because
it
is
the
most
beautiful
of
all
low-priced
cars
...
or
the
most
comfortable
to
drive
and
ride
in
.
.
.
or
even
the
most
dependable
performer
on
street,
hill
or
highway
...
but
also
because
they
are
convinced
A
PRODUCT
OF
it's
the
one
car
that
combines
all
these
advantages
of
BIG-CAR
quality
at
low
prices
and
at
such
remarkably
low
cost
of
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and
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!
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which
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new
high
order
of
BIG-CAR
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which
is
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and
therefore
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to
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delivery
to
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and
your
family!
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and
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your
order
with
us
for
this
1947
Chevrolet.
And
while
you're
waiting
for
your
new
Chevrolet,
make
sure
your
present
car
keeps
rolling.
The
better
its
condition,
the
safer
you
are
...
and
.the
higher
its
potential
trade-in
value.
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