THIS
AND
THAT
I:
ll'
'
.
r.rniir
Mjllhrw
A.lam.
.!'
111..
-C
S
f
finally
rid
of
that
bum
quarter
I
left
It
for
a
tip!'
EXPECTS
AVY
SEASON
jfiSIPW
;
From,
present
rejigs
ii
would
appear
that
(.,mni"
season
at
Jasper
Lodge
will
be
the
heaviest
history
of
the
mountain
than
last
ft.
even
greater
sbted
John
Stark,
man-Li
Jasprr
Park
Lodge,
who
visitor
in
Winnipeg
today.
iervations
have
been
very
k
all
winter
and
a
feature
hi-se
is
the
nuinber
of
're
.LSUcr
nitrv
luiioij
.
ji
b-
ntage
of
our
guests
this
will
have
been
with
us
for
ta!
seasons
past.
;
will
tje
open
on
June
15
Seotember
15,
and
with
a
fixr
of
Improvements
made
lut;full
the
Lodge
will
be
kreileat
physical
shape.
The
course,
which
was
entirely
ide
during
the
war
years
the
Lodge
was
closed,
has
through
the
winter
splen-and
will
afford
the
guests
i
ihv
great,
courses
of
the
nent
to
play
on.
The
an-
totem
pole
golf
tourna-will
be
played
from
Aug-
ine
quality
bladet
in
the
low-price
lieiai
fit
youi
double-edge
rator.
r-irvt
IT
I
Enjoys
Climbing
Lofty
Mountains
VANCOUVER,
(n
rJohn
Laurence
LonRlaud,
4t-year
old
adventurer,
author
and
educator,
climhs
high
mountains
"just
for
tb.!
fhser
fun
of
it."
He
accompanied
the
expedi
tion
which
attained
to
within
850
-feet
of
the
top
of
20,000-foot
Mcunt
Everct
li
PJ35.
after
six
week'
trugijle.
The
same
year
he
was
with
the
expedition
that
reacted
the-tcp
of
12,280-foot
Watklns
Peak
In
Greenland.
Longhand,
on
a
visit
here,
said
lack
of
oxygen
and
tla
bitter
cold
prevented
the
party
frotn
'
I
reaC'liing
reversals
iieuis..
jii
ure
i
of
Ruests
who
have
been
Greerlarvd
trek
tncre
had
been
-
nliltiii;1tf
A
Inrrrtt
....
number
applying
to
get
in
this
year.
ThpfP
will
be
much
new
1
to
September
6
and
as
motor
eauipment
to
take
care
i!
we
already
have
more
ap-1
of
those
who
desire
to
see
the
i'..ons
to
play
than
we
can
j
territory
by
motor
and
visit
carp
oi
in
rpreni.
vears
nnints
ni
interest.
uciifiuujf
is
been.iU'cessary
to
confine
speaking
lt
looks
like
a
record
J
list
or
comDetitors
to
zuu,
nii-rouna
season,
aeciiiitai
.
we
have
nearly
double
that
stark.
SA
VE
ON
SHA
VES
WITH
MIHORA
BLADES
Gel
Quicker,
cleaner
ihavM
wilh
MINORA
Blade!
Conada'i
lavoutite
double-edge
economy
blades.
They're
PLAS
LAID
FOR
AUXILIAY
GYMNASIUM
(contlnuea
rrcm
page
1)
Roosevelt
Park
building
will
b
usffl
la
construction
cf
the
new'
gymnasium
win.?,
and
proceeds
frcm
saleable
material
will
off.
ret
the
original
$5,000
purchas?
j
price
or
me
Bunding
which
was
;
boufh-t
from
War
Assets
a
year
ago.
The
original
purchase
price
also
Included
$2,000
worth
of
valuable
equipment.
Last
night's
decision
of
the
board
of
directors
centred
round
th
ne-f-t
for
owmmminm
ncvm.
modatkm
for
specialized
groups
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Many
of
llicie
groups,
the
board
felt
are
small
In
number
and
could
ti.se
Ifoe
auxiliary
gym.
while
large
classes
and
spectators
'i;xHtn
could
life
the
main
gym.
The
new
unit
will
be
55
feet
long
and
31
feet
wide,
and
from
the
stancHf)olnt
cf
heating
and
peaeral
maintenance,
will
be
an
inttfral
part
of
the
main
Civic
Centre
pulWlng.
Civic
Centre
staff,
tfeo
will
sipervl.se
activi
ties
in
It.
.MINORA
BtADIS
AtJO
AVAIIABIE
A
'""
WW
I'VESTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS.
The
nrw
fryninasium
would
house
handball,
badminton.
sfluosh,
voflejrall
and
practice
baskrtfoatl
courts
and
will
be
xxnilppetl
with
standard
oym
ap
paratus.
A
eojjptele
boxing
room
also
will
be
coiiMructcd
on
the
lower
floor.
This
Is,
something
that
the
Civic
Centre
does
net
have
at
present
and
wlM
be
a
permanent
Installation
for
training
pur
poses.
Cost
of
the
new
gymnasium,
areorddrij
to
plans
and
estimates
are
expected
to
be
only
slightly
more
than
the
rehabilitation
cost
of
the
Roosevelt
Park
gym.
In
a
statement
today,
Civic
Centre
d:rcctor
Don
Forwaid
no
time
to
train
huskies
and
said
that
on
completion
of
the
parly
members
hauled
their
own
new
symnasium
unit
mis
ian
tu,u
iin
iniips
nernnt
three
:
"Prince
Rupert
win
nave
me
mountain
ranges.
At
present
h3
is
ccuniv
officer
for
Dorset.
England.
Train
Schedule
for1
the.
KaH
-Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
pjn.
From
the
Last
Tuesday.
Thursday,
Saturday
10:45
dj.
finest
gymnasium
accommoda
tion
In
British
Columbia."
"There
will
be
spsctator
space
for
more
than
700
In
the
main
jtyin,
eigh
'badminton
coiirts.
inowers,
pressing
rooms,
private
lockers,
rijlarlum,
boxing
and
exeicise
rocms,"
he
said.
"Faci
lities
.,.vu
...
of
the
main
building
o
will
ITStaHi
4
4
I
V2.Wa
's-i.
jffisMTa,
"
:
j4mmnn.
race
Hospital
Contract
James
.1$..
.McKay,
Formerly
of
I'rbice
Rupert,
Au'anied
Job
TERRACE
Contract
for
the
reconversion
of
the
former
offi-
i
cers'
mess
building
in
the
old
Army
camp
here
as
a
10-ibec
hospital
for
the
Canadian
Red
Cress
Society
was
started
yes
terday
by
James
B.
MacKay.
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
new
In
the
contracting
business
here.
S.
C.
Hewer,
assistant
provin
clal
ecmanirsioner
of
the
Red
Cross,
left
Terrace
last
evening
for
Vancouver
after
having
been
here
for
the
past
week
In
connection
with
the
commence
ment
of
the
work
and
will
be
beck
again
in
three
weeks.
The
hospital
is
expected
to
be
ready
for
opening
about
July
1.
The
itaff,
new
being
organized.
will
consist
of
four
nurses.
housekeeper,
cock
and
Janitor.
The
hospital
will
consist
of
three
wings
one
containing
wards,
the
csntre
one
staff
din
ling
ing
roon,
roon,
kitchen,
Kiicntn,
laundry
laucury
etc
civ.
be"
readily
available
to
those
who
,
and
tne,
0heT
nurses-
ilving
use
the
nw
unit."
quarters
etc.
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
Schedule
of
llivisiUn
"A"
Mixed
Ieagw;
Tpr
Thursday
Xights
April
24
Cuckoos
vs.
Screw-
tas,
Highway
Service
vs.
Ztphyrs.
Coujpirs
vs.
Siiresliooters,
Tor-nates
vs.
Dodgers.
May
1
Dodgers
vs.
Cougars,
Tornados
vs.
Sureshooters.
Zephyrs
vs.
Cuckoos,
Screwballs,
vs.
Highway
Service.
May
8
Highway
Service
vs.
fjurcars.
Zephyrs
vs.
Surc-
l'...otcrs.
Ti.rnadL's
vs.
Sureshooters,
Dcdfters
vs.
Cuckoos,
i
May
15
Zeuhyrs
vs.
Torna-!c
.
Cougars
vs.
Ecrewbalts.
Sure
.looters
vs.
Cuckoos,
Dod-
,
v.
HlRhA-ay
Service.
Muy
:'2-
lomados
vs.
Highway
i
iViiie.
Caugafs
yi.
Cuckoos.
D
ic'tcrs
vs.
Zeiphyxs,
Sure-h
iters
vs.
Screwballs.
M
iy
20
Hisbway
Service
vs.
cti!
c
,h
.itter.s.
Zephyrs
vs.
Cou-
ars.
Screwballs
vs.
l
ike
s
vs
Tornados,
Dodgers,
There
will
men's
ward,
be
one
five-bed
one
two-toed
wo-i
men's
medical
ana
surgical
waid,
one
two-bed
maternity
ward
and
one
private
room.
There
will
also
be
operating
and
x-ray
rooms.
Five
Injured
When
Rail
Cars
Crash
VICTORIA,
Of
Three
men
iveie
severely
injured
and
two
uffered
minor
injuries
in
a
head-on
collision
of
two
speeder
cars
on
a
logging
railroad
near
Port
Renfrew,
Vancouver
Island,
today.
Injured
are
Michael
Luchak,
Pat
Boyle,
Lin
Yuan,
Sam
Wiggins.
and
Barry
Halllday.
The
accident
occurred
when
a
speeder
carrymg
a
fatally
injured
man
to
the
end
of
steel
at
Port
Renfrew
for
medical
at
tention,
collided
with
another.
The
injured
nian
was
dead,
and
tfte
doctor
said
he
died
before
the
accident.
The
man,
whose
name
is
unknown,
had
been
injured
in
the
woods.
None
of
the
five
Injured
men
is
ln
critical
condition.
fT
freshness
and
appeal
in
perfect
combination.
These
are
A
tI,c
ciua,!tics
J'011'11
detcct
in
WInchester
ciRaret,es'
for
,,,C)'
ar
"nlenJeJ
Ri8ht"
from
the
yvo's
choicest
tobaccos,
r
r
M
Turkish,
Virginia
and
Durley
Winchesters
are
consistently
If'
i
-oC,C
;
v
tops
in
taste,
aroma
and
smoking
satisfaction.
Winchester
QSy
CIGARETTES
BATTERY
Three
saillncs
Ter
Week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SBATTLK
Tuesdays,
1:30
p.m.
Coquitlam,
Fridays,
12:00
Midnit;ht-
Catala.
Saturdays,
9:15
p.m.
Camosun.
KKTClltKAN
Fridays.
12:00
Midnight.
STEWART
and
WAY
1'OINTS
Sundays,
10
p.m.
QllICKN
CIIAKI.OTI'KS
Fortnightly.
I
RANK
J.
SKlNNKIt
Prln'
Ilunert
Atrent
Third
A
e
Phone
5C8
WINDER
OP
$100,000
IN
IRISH
SWEEPSTAKES
RELAXES
WITH
FAMILY
Pausing
for
a
much
.
Diipcoll
T
nnc
rt
TVirrvn
fn
i
o
ceAn
Voro
writVi
Vile
Viannv-lnnlHnc
tii
f
P
nnri
V1s
daughter,
Marlon,
shortly
after
being
informed
officially
that
he
had
won
$100,000
In
the
Irish
hospital
sweepstakes,
Long,
a
member
oi
the
emergency
squad
of
-the
Consumers'
Qas
Company,
had
held
a
ticket
on
Caughoo,
the
100-1
shot
winner
of
the
Alntree
race.
Ter
East
to
West
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Rolls
Best
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by
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using
factory-engineered
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We'd
Rather
Prevent
breakdowns
than
fix
'em
I
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simple
inexpens've
"tune
up"
may
save
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money
later
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