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Daflp
J3ctos
Friday
February
27,
1947
Toilay
in
Sports
'
'JjOOP
JALK
Satordav
ntebt
is
eroirtz
to
be
"Tfis-Me-Hi
n'.iht
af
the
Civic
Centre!
It
will
be
the
"biggest
'night
In
the
colorful
hoop
Hfe
of
the
Rainmaker'-.
By
special
arrangement
It
should
be
packed
full
cf
thiltls
for
both
the
payers
and
the
fans.
Th-.
reascn
for
this
rhecfcan.e
Is
a
Tarewell
serid-eff
for
the
stud
ents
prior
to
leaving
for
the
Provincial
Invitation
High
School
Tournament
to
be
held
In
New
Westminster
next
week.
This
is
the
first
time
Prince
Rupert
has
crashed
the
"bis
t.'mc"
southern
B.C.
sports
pray-tfiotind.
Local
hoon
fans
who
taw
hi
bis
battle
ti
Tuesday
night
will
rranze
mat
it
is
a
crackerja:k
$quad
going
south.
-j..
To
give
the
Rainmakers
a
fit-tins
farewell
for
the
occasion,
vth
Basketball
League
has
declared
Saturday
a
Bo-Me-H!
3isht
at
the-
Civic
Centre.
And
Shat
s
nijht
it
will
bef
Th
25naycr,
a
couple
f
president
2he
faculty,
the
parents,
the
itudrt
body
and
all
the
rabid
reports
fans
n
prinfr
Rnper
3rrll
be-
there.
Maybe
even
a
2r.nd
or
two!
But
just
in
case
there
are
3cme
who
like
to
see
basketball
besides,
the
B.
A.
has
arranged
S
special
card
or
the
night.
The
SSenior
"B"
wfll
be
represented
rfjy
Maceys
and
Port
Edward
In
nhe
cr?ner.
Then,
an
hour
later
"3.
C.
Packers
will
come
up
3f9r
t
Greenville,
one
of
the
vct
rathe
tejms
on
the
coast.
This
will
be
followed
by
a
soe-cial
event
game
between
Savoy
.
.and
the
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers;
..
Th
local
radio
sutkn
b
making
coecial
.arrangements
so.
that
the
W
batHe
wffl
be
TctCzsn
for
the
benefit
of
thoe
fans
who
have
broken
leps
or
wfcojcan't
crawl
to
the
Civi;
Centre)
Utile
hcrt
of
a
broken
leg
should
keep
the
fans
from
such
a
send-off.
Hockey
Scores
iXatiunal
tLeague
il-otreal
1
Toronto
0.
O
.taga
9.
Rangers
7.
INDUSTRIA
I
COimOBS,
PREJSUJE
I
TAXIS,
WOKKTJICK,
Etc.
I
;
;
WESTERN
BRIDGE
i
s:m
fABPicAicDstio.
I
VANCOUVER.
8
C
FAREWELL
TO
HOOP
TEAMS
Special
(Proceedings
During
Saturday
(Night's
jlloop
(lame
Hiotli
Ifisfi
.fhool
Kain-makers
"will
jrarry
-the
tolfieial
civic
biasing;
of
Prince
Rupert
plus
sev?ral
Kmi-officiaI
and
hundreds
cf
private
.benedictions
'wlHn
they
leave
next
TipMlajr
furcw
Westminster
where
!liey
inill
leotnpele
for
tlic
pruvijirial
high
schoil
b
a
s
fc
e
(
h
a
1
1
champicn-ship
ngaliitt
ksix
jiilher
cliusdn
'ag-srrjalinT.
Official
,s(alns
,a
(eiM)d-will
antbas.idors
'mil
le
bestowed
on
(he
tram
iu
llieiCivic
Centre
rjiii
S.tliird:iy
liJjht
by
.Mayc
riArnold
tl
uriii-the
half-time
iiitrriiiiss'mn
in
the
lii-tlenls
tamp
with
Savoys
which
u
ill
'he
the
feature
attraction
wf
the
iregular.Veek-inul
dinop
clmiv,
Tn
addition
to
(Mayfrr
,r-nold's
bleshig,
messages
tf
Kouduill
are
lit
fie
delivered
by
(i.
.A.
Illimter,
tpresident
'of
the
-Trior
Jltupert
Chamber
f
iCumHimt,
j.int
'VV.
W.
C
O'Neill,!
principal
of
Booth
Memorial
ligh
.Srlxrol.
i
Ciic
Centre
iDirector
Don
Forward
Mid
Wednesday
lhat
he
.hoped
lo
VXail
an
the
eivie
band
lo
lend
colorful
music
to
-
the
intermission
ceremenie.
In
addition
in
'lie
feature
f
nine
between
Ka.Vnnakers
'
And
"Savoy,
there
will
fce
ah
exlrj-srheilnle
neoimter
between
the
tlreenvillf
Seniors
who
are
journeying
'from
their
Xaas
River
lodges
for
the
e-caion.
Ami
.11.
C.
packers
or
the
local
senior
.hoop
.circuit.
The
Uainmakers
"will
enter
the
provincvil
high
school
torroey
n
(Mareli
T
"hi
the
Royal
City
in
competition
with
the
JnwMt
select
hooptal-flnt
dhat
the
VmitherVi
part
bf
the
province
ran
offer.
With
-Alex
Rill
ps
cach
and
Eoyo
Gurvich
.
as
business
manager,
'tli
local
Italnmak-ersrteam
making
the
'trip
will
eonrist
of
Jlel
Thompson,
centre:
Ret.
Lagignc
and
'Don
Martwig,
.forwards;
Lddie
Cic-eee
ind
ilim
Fornwii,
uards.
and
Jim
Hntermeia.
Jim
Fla-te.ii,
pie
fiko?
and
'Bill
David-spare?.
The
team
.will
leave
1
next
Tuesday
rtfternoc-n
on
the
Co-ai'itlam
and
twill
be
away
for
two
weeks.
Says
P.G.A.
No
Help
To
Working
Golf
Pro
CHATTANOOGA,
Tenrr..
(AP)
f-A
Chattanooga
golf
club
and
its
pro
may
become
the
rock
on
which
professionals
come,
to
the
parting
of
the
ways.
Pro
Ran
Killinsworth
of
the
Meadcw'.ake
Golf
Club
of
Chat-I
tanooga
declares:
"Tlie
Profes-1
sicnal
Golfers'
Association-
has
"STARS
ON
TCF;rf7BvEDiG0E
OVL.
V
3
TO
CMCK
Aussie
Wonder
Horse
Took
Giant
Strides
SYEREY,
Australia,
(J
The
strides
of
Attitxalia's
two
greatest
race
horses
have
been
measured
as
eight
to
11
feet'
kmer
than
those
of
the
average
thoroughbred.
Bcrrtborogh's
stride
is
23
feet,
Phar
Lap's
waj
25
feet;
the
average
galloper's
is
17
feet.
The
success
of
Bemborogh
proves
that
great
horses
come
In
all
shape
and
sizes
from
the
purist's
angle
Bernborough
appeared
too
small
across
the
hindquarters.
He
has
hnge
shoulders
and
theie
and
his
low
sweeping,
energy-saving
stride
gave
him
his
spectatcular
victories.
Bernborough
could
gal-lcp
could
jallcp
ronnfl
turns
faster
than
any
horse
in
Aus
tralia.
nothing,
to
offer
the
working
professional
who
makes
his
living
running
a
golf
dub.
That
organization
has
deteriorated
into
a
booking-office
for
seme
75
or
80
professionals
and
Is
operated
for
their
jjpeclal
benefit
with
little
thought
given
to
the
men
who
make
their
tour-namenS
j
possible.
"It
simply
isn't
possible
fcr
a
man
who
devotes
his
time
to
repair
work.
Instruction-
and
over
seeing
a
golf
course,
to
compete,
on
equal
terms
in
a
tournament,
with
75
or
80
specialists
who
do
nothing
but
swing
a
club
seven
or
eight
hours
a
day,
then
take
a
couple
cf
clubs
to
their
rooms
to
practice
before
a
mirror
each
night-
Klliinsworth,
who
does
not
hold
membership
in
the
P.G.A..
said
he
proposes
a
Tennessee
state
organization
with
possibilities
that
it
may
become
country-wide.
Asked
to
explain
th?
difference
in
a
golf
pro
and
a
nro
golfer,
Killinsworth
grinned
and"
replied;
"A
professional
golfer
is
a
man
who
is
particularly
good,
at
the
game
and
too
lazy
to
work
for
a
living.
A
golf
crcfesslonal
is
a
man
who
loves
the
game
Itself
and
makes
his
living
the
hard
way
rnnningr
a
golf
club."
Gloripus
British
Columbfa
offers
unlimited
opportunity
for
healthful
outdoor
activity
the
whole
year
'round.
No
matter
where
you
live
in
this
favoured
province,
facilities
for
open
air
recreation
lie
practically
at
your
door,
just
waiting
to
be
enjoyed.
While
skiers
still
throng
the
upper
slopes,
you
can
be
testing
that
new
fly
rod
in
trout
laden
rivers
and
streams.
Soon
you'll
be
heading
off
the
first
tee
again
or
picking
up
a
stiff
breeze
on
the
starboard
tack.
It's
all
here
.
.
.
it's
all
yours.
So,
whether
you
have
an
afternoon,
a
weekend
or
a
week
.
.
.
GET
OUTDOORS
IN
B.C.
WHOLESOME
RECREATION
THE
WHOLE
YEAR
"ROUND
cS'
CAPIL
AN
0
MXVG
1
SCHEDULE
OF
FIVE-PIN
BOWLS
March
3
Fish
Dock,
vs.
Gyro;
Morgans
vs.
Bums;
Stones
vs.
Malkins;
North
Star
vs.
Co-op;
Moose
vs.
Grotto;
Post
Office
I
vs.
Peoples
sStore.
March
10
-
Moose
vs.
North
North
Star;
Co-op
vs.
Post
Office;
Gyro
vs.
Burns;
Maikins
vs.
Morgans;
Peoples
Store
vs.
Stones;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Grotto.
March
17
Peoples
Store
vs.
Malkins;
Gyro
vs.
Stones;
Morgans
vs.
Co-op;
Post
Office
vs.
Fish
Dock;
Grotto
vs.
North
Star;
Burns
vs.
Moose.
March
24
Post
Office
vs.
Morgans;
North
Star
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Malkins
vs.
Grotto;
Gyro
vs.
Moose;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Burns;
Stones
vs.
Co-op.
March
31
Stones
vs.
Fish
Dock;
Grotto
vs.
Gyro;
Co-op
vs.
Moose;
Peoples
Store
vs.
Burns;
North
Star
vs.
Morgans;
Malkins
vs.
Post
OfHce..
April
7
Morgans
vs.
Grotto;
Bums
vs.
Co-op;
Peoples
Store
vs.
Fish
Dock;
North
Star
vs;
Malkins;
Post
Office
vs.
Gyro;
Stones
vs.
Moose.
April
14
-Co-op
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Malkins
vs.
Fish
Dock;
Burns
vs.
Pest
Office;:
Stones
vs.
Grotto;
Morgans
vsr.
Moose;
Gyro
vs.
North
Star.
April
21
Grotto
vs.'
Burns;
Stones
vs.
North
Star;
Fish
Dock
vs.
Morgans;
Modse
vs.
Post
Office;
Gyro
vs.
Peoples
Store;
Co-ope
vs.
Malkins.
April
28
Malkins
vs.
Gyro:
Fish
Dock
vs.
Moose;
Grotto
vs.
Co-op;
Burns
vs.
North
Star;
Stones
vs.
Post
Office;
Peoples
Store
vs.
Morgans.
May
5
Post
Office
vs.
Grotto;
Fish
Dock
vs.
North
'Star,
Mjor-gans
vs.
Stones;
Peoples
Store
vse.
Moose;
Co-op
vs.
Gyro;
Burns
vs.
Malkins.
AFRICAN
AIRWAYS
NAIROBI
ff1
The
four
East
African
dependencies
now
operate
jointly
a
public
airways
corporation,
while
the
British
West
Indian
Airways
covers
14
routes
In
the'Caribbean
several
times
a
week.
CO
..IN
B.C.'S
CHEAT
OUTDOORS
A
BREWERY
FIND
LONG-LOST
LORNEYACHTCUP
HALIFAX
U
One
of
the
Dominion's
historic
yaehtfns
trcphfes-,
the
Marquis
of
Lome
Cup.
lest
to
the
sporting
world
for
mere
than
57
years,
vas
discovered
recently
among
antiques
in
a
Lunecfcurz.
N.
S.,
inn
and
will
be
returned
tp
the
Neva
Scotia
Yacht
Squadron
In
18S0
the
Marquis
cf
Lome
inert
governor-general
of
Canada,
presented
the
trophy
to
the
qrracrcn
to
further
Interest
In
yachtlrrg.
It
was
won
In
1881,
1837
and
1S8S
by
the
sloop
Esme,
ewned
and
designed
by
John
BcOer
of
Lunenburg.
Then
dis-trpeared.
A
few
weetcs
ago
Dana
Sweeney.
prcpiM'"
of
a
Lunenburg
Inn,
said
he
purchased
the
trophy,
without
knowing
what
It
was,
wherr
be
bought
a
houseful
of
furniture
to
add
to
his
ecEt!on
cf
antiques.
Jf.
R.
Sihtr
of
Halifax
and
a
few
associates
bought
the
;
trophy
and
donated
U
to
th
yacht
quadron.
A
new
deed
Is
..being
prepared
to
designate
what
class
of
yachts
will
be
en-,
titled
to
race
for
It
and
under
what
conditions.
LADIES
"B"
BOWLS
i
February
27
Atlln
v.v
Peoples,
WJ.TJJ.
vs.
Rcvenuers.
Khata-das
vs.
Doekettes.
Whirlwinds
vs.
Bankers,
Co-i
vs.
Watts
ii
Nickerson.
March
Watts
ii
Niekerson
va.
W.P.T.B.,
Khatadas
vs.
Whirlwinds,
Co-op
vs.
Atlln,
Bankers
vs.
Dockettes,
Peoples
vs.
Reven-ucrs.
March
13
Khatadas
vs.
People
Co-op
vs.
W-P.T.B.,
Bankers
vs.
Revenuers,
Whirlwinds
vs.
Atlln.
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs.
Dockeltes.
March
20
Co-op
vs.
Dockettes,
Bankers
vs.
Peoples,
Whirlwinds
vs.
W.P.T.B.,
Watte
&
Nickerson
vs.
Revertuers,
Khatadas
vs.
At-
,
lin.
March
27
Bankers
vs.
Atlln.
Whirlwinds
vs.
Co-op,
Watts
&
Nickerson.
vs.
Peoples,
Khatadas
vs.
W.P.T.B.,
Revenuers
vs,
Dockettes.
April
3
Whirlwinds:
vs.
Revenuers,
Watts
it
Nickerson
vs.
Bankers,
Khatadas
vs.
Co-op.
Peoples
vs.
DockeHes,
Atlin
vs.
W.P.T.B.
IMEVIRY
CORNER
OF
THE
W0M0
PUYIR'S
NAVY
CUT
CIGAR
ETTIS
cm
LIMITED
71IA
DESCRIBES
WORK
WITH
DISABLED
VETS
IN
CANADA
Methods
used
in
Canada's
veterans'
hospitals
to
assist
war-shattered
ex-servicemen
back
on
the
road
to
useful
living,
were
deneUfctd
to
an
audience
of
tnore
than-
40
Canadiftn
Lcgkm
sncimbeHi
last
uteht
bv
Stanley
!3,
Yates,
easuilty
rehabilita
tion
ofucer
and
occupational
jounseHor
at
Shuginesy
Military
Hospital.
Vancouver.
Spektog
in
the
Leion
Hall.
fMr.
Yates
told
how
modern
medical
twnfetuc
and
hera-peutie
methods
were
offering
widening
owaortunities
for
disabled
men
to
return
to
normal
er
near-Honmal
ways
of
life,
atd
cspealcdi
for
an
attitude
cf
;pblie
encouragement
and
as-
swanee
ir
them
In
the..
truj?le.
Mr.
Yaes"
address
waa
folfow-d
by
Hie
dfeplay
of
a
fihn
Em-t.yitflt
DiaaWeo
Veterans
In
Industry."
which
showed
the
rupees
with
whldt
aflrputallon
east
s
arc
bc4n
phveed
ia
jxsj
tfoft
In
industry.
The
prosram
was
completed
by
th
slpftwln-
of
two
National
Hhn
Board
productions.
"British
CotwnffBtfos
in
Action
at
Narvik,"
M
"Operation
Musk
Ox"
by
Frank
ParleUe.
Col.
A.
Hamilton
Grant.
local
rcprerentalWe
of
the
Department
of
Veterans'
Affairs,
wa:
a
ruen
at
the
meeting.
ClxwUfled
Advertising
Paysl
LOOK
SHARP
FEEL
SHARp
BE
j
SHARP
CENTRAL
HOTEl
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and
Monthly
Rate
for
your
convenience
.
.
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bECORATED
Transient
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In
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the
first
time
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the
history
of
the
Royal
Indian
Air
Fbrce.
short-service
commissions
are
being
offered
lo
those
who
wish
to
join
the
tsrvlce.
This
scnerae
is
intended
to
birlld
up
an
adequate
reserve
of
highly
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