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Thursday,.
November
18,
1948
SWIM
POOL
AT
JASPER
JASPER
By
midsummer
of
ITuday
in
&pvrt
WESTVIEW
SHINES
IN
BOWL
SESSION
No
material
change
resulted
in
the
Ladies
"A"
Five-Pin
League
this
week,
although
I
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next
year,
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is
expected
that
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this
little
town
in
the
Canadian
'
Rockies
will
be
able
to
boast
of
one
of
the
finest
swimming'
pools
in
all
Canada
and
one
of
the
very
few
places
In
the
Do
minion
where
swimming
trials
can
be
held
over
the
full
Olympic
distance.
This
announcement
was
made
here
today
by
Major
J.
Wood,
superintendent
of
Jasper
National
Park.
The
new
swimming
pool
Is
the
first
unit
of
general
expansion
to
be
offered
visitors
to
the
K
park
.
and
work
.
is
already
.
1
well
under
way.
The
pool
will
be
165
feet
In
length
and
42
feet
in
width.
One
end
will
be
15
feet
in
depth
to
take
care
of
the
diving,
while
the
other
will
be
shallow
enough
to
take
care
of
children
and
non-swimmers.
The
complete
program
calls
for
an
artificial
Ice
curling
and
""""tr
.
'ennis
courts
lawn
,awn
o"wiing
greens
ana
a
playground
to
take
care
of
baseball
and
a
quarter-mile
track.
"When
the
swimming
pool
goes
Into
operation
It
will
readily
be
seen
what
an
Ideal
place
this
will
be
for
the
Olympic
trials
and
contenders
will
be
able
to
test
themselves
under
truly
Olympic
conditions.
The
pool
also
will
be
tremendously
popular
with
the
thousands
of
tourists
throughout
the
sum
mer
season,'
declared
the
vet
eran
park
superintendent.
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CABINS
Prince
hupcrt
Ski
Club
members
made
a
concerted
working
raid
on
their
cabins
on
Mount
Hays
at
the
week-end
getting
off
to
a
good
start
on
construction
of
a
new
ski-tow
cabin
and
lepairing
many
of
the
other
buildings
which
have
suffered
from
disrepair.
Majority
of
the
party
reached
the
mountain
top
at
midnight";
Saturday,
following
a
fmall,
earlier
group
which
had
made
fires
and
prepared
cof-lee.
Sunday
morning,
they
were
joined
by
still
more
club
members,
bringing
the
total
turnout
to
about
50.
I
Remaining
lumber
for
the
ski-tow
cabin
was
carried
up
the
slopes
and
construction
of
the
buiidin;;
begun.
A
large
area
was
cleared
near
the
site
of
the
building.
Those
at
work
on
the
other
cabins
replaced
window
panes,
repaired
doors
and
generally
cleaning
up.
A
further
work
party
is
planned
for
the
coming
week-end.
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SEMI-FINAL
A
sudden-death
game
at
Ottawa
Saturday
will
decide
the
eastern
football
team
to
meet
Calgary
Stampeders
for
the
Dominion
title
November
27.
The
semi-finals
were
reached
Saturday
when
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
romped
to
victory
in
the
Big
Four
over
the
Montreal
Alouettes
at
Ottawa
and
Hamilton
Tigers
clinched
the
O.R.F.U.
title
"by
defeating
Toronto
Beaches
at
Hamilton.
Top
photo
shows
Jerry
Walsh,
rangy
Hamilton
backfielder,
wading
through
mud-spattered,
unidentified
Toronto
players
as
Hamilton
ended
their
season
undefeated.
In
the
bottom
photo
Ches
McCanca
(50
of
Montreal
looks
a
bit
befuddled
in
the
heat
of
the
Montreal
dressing
room
after
he
and
the
Montreal
Alouettes
lost
to
the
Rough
Riders,
Coach
Wally
Masters
smilingly
shakes
his
hand
while
Jake
Dunlap
looks
over
his
shoulder.
At
right
are
Tony
Golab
(72),
star
of
the
series,
and
Don
Loney
77.
(CP
Photo)
RIFLE
SHOOTING
Rod
and
Gun
Discusses
Trout
Stocking
and
Other
Matters
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
plans
to
sponsor
the
for-j
mation
of
a
small-bore
rifle
association
as
a
move
to
provide
entertainment
and
to
teach
members
proper
care
and
use
of
their
rifles.
The
Idea
was
approved
at
a
meeting
of
the
club
in
the
Crvlc
Centre
Monday
night.
Proposal
for
the
move
was
made
by
George
Murray,
who
saw
the
Rod
and
Gun
Club
as
"'""'""'
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..
..
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Mr.
Murray
was
one
of
the
or-1
ganizers
of
the
rifle
range
in
the
Civic
Centre.
j
Organized
use
of
the
range,
he
pointed
out,
would
lead
to
participation
in
shooting
matches
on
the
local
provincial
and
national
scale.
i
The
following
members
were
selected
to
begin
the
project:
i
Ned
McLeod,
George
Murray.!
Then
FnrtunP
Nnrrrifin
PhrU.
i
tensen
and
Tom
Boulter,
jr.
The
matter
of
restocking
nearby
lakes
with
trout
was
discussed
and
It
was
agreed
that
some
suitable
location
for
a
hatchery
should
be
found.
With
the
establishment
of
a
hatchery,
Kamloops
trout
eggs
would
be
obtained
and
hatched
for
placing
in
the
lakes.
Date
of
the
annual
Rod
and
Gun
Club
game
dinner
was
set
for
the
latter
part
of
January
or
early
February.
Final
decision
will
be
made
later.
Attendance
will
be
reserved
for
members
only.
The
meeting
was
advised
that
membership
has
been
taken
out
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council
and
that
Pat
Ratch-ford
has
been
appointed
delegate
to
the
council
and
projectionist.
Arrangements
have
been
made
for
the
showing
of
pictures
at
future
meetings.
Chairman
of
the
meeting
was
President
Ned
McLeod
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
members.
CATCH
"ATI
ACKER"
VERMILLION,
Alta.,
tf
Several
boys
set
gopher
traps
to
safeguard
a
hideout
on
the
south
side
of
town
from
attackers.
They
caught
one
a
skunk.
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SKIPS
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BRIDGE
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FABRICATORS
LTD
VANCOUVER,
B.C
Attention
Please!
ALL
BADMINTON
PLAYERS
,
If
Your
Racquet
Nreds
NEW
STRINGS
Phone
A.
D.
HODGES
North
Pacific
Cannery
and
ship
your
racquets
to
INVERNESS
P.O.,
B.C.
Prices
$1.00,
$1.50,
$5.00,
$6.00
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LEADERS
IN
MIXED
LEAGUE
At
the
half-way
mark
in
the
first
hal?
of
tie
Prince
Rupert
Mixed
Bowling
League,
Agnes
Pierce,
Bob
Vuckovich,
Bertha
Vuckovich
and
Sam
Davison
B.
demdE
are
the
pace-setters
in
the
!
number
of
strikes
and
spares.
Here
are
the
top
scorers:,
....
Ladies
Stipes
!
Agnes
Pierce,
Kingpinners
..
84
Mrs.
E.
Mastell,
Dodgers
"80!
Junior
High
School
ta.
Ru-
Jessie
Shenton,
Kingpinners"
71
pert
Hotel.
Marg.
Flynn,
Pushovers
'
71
'
Women
Dom's
vs.
Miller
Ba.
L.
McLatchie,
Kingpinners'..
67
Intermediate
Stone's
vs.
Mer-Hilda
Schmidt,
Hotshots
....
67
chants.
afe
fit
frfhf's
?
Breeze
WITH
THE
NEW
O
cellar
position,
improved
its
standing
somewhat
and
now
shares
the
same
relative
spot
w.ith
Manson's
and
Taft
and
Odowes.
Westview
joined
DeJongs
in
winning
three
games
from
their
respective
opponents.
Orange
and
Taft
and
Odowes.
DeJongs
however,
still
maintain
top
position
in
the
league
with
23
games
won
and
seven
lost.
Top
individual
scorer
this
week
was
D.
Macphee
of
Savoy
Swingers
who
buwied
high
scores
both
in
the
single
game
and
three-game
catgeories.
her
single
game
score
was
273,
while
the
three-game
total
was
703,
avraging
235.
Westview
3,
Orange
0
DeJongs
3,
Taft
and
Odowes
0
Savoy
Swingers
2,
Annettes
1
Scubys
2,
Variety
1
Gordon
&
Anderson
2,
aMn-sons
1.
WESTVIEW
M.
Fivnn
154
245
147:
P.
Wallace
129
75
A.
Parker
191
175
133
O.
Thain-
:
194
176
180;
E.
Mastell
201
179
124.
D.
Hartwig
158
Totals
869
851
742
ORANGE
E.
Wilder
97
104
81
D.
Van
Horn
114
141
155
A.
Laird
9
77
116
C.
Wiison
102
149
92
C.
Adams
100
57
93
Totals
509
528
537
..
DEJONGS
A.
Pierce
190
264
163
E.
Moxiev
185
190
205
1
!
A.
Wrathall
103
123
164
i
J.
Shenton
186
208
213
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V.
Wrathall
149
266
225
Totals
813
lUol
970
TAFT
&
ODOWES
J.
Nowak
64
189
141
F.
McKinnon
173
179
204
D.
Nelson
140
128
179
;
G.
Maundrell
122
96
189
;
K.
Reid
116
112
125
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Totals
615
704
838
ANNETTES
Montgomery
148
190
147
W
indie
212
138
114
McMeekin
190
171
154
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BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
November
20
Intermediate
M
o
r
g
a
ns
vs.
High
School.
Junior
North
Star
vs.
Klns-
mew-
Senior
Co-op
vs.
Savoy.
Women
People's
vs.
Hi;li
school.
.HUVC1I1UUI
AO
Senior
High
School
vs
Brownwoods
November
27
Junior
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Kins
men.
Intermediate
M
o
r
g
a
n's
vs.
Fashion.
Senior
Brownwwxls
vs.
Savoy.
Women
Miller
Bay
vs.
'
High
School.
November
30
Junior
High
School
vs.
North
Star.
v
"
Women
Dorn's
vs.
People's.
Intermediate
High
School
vy.
Stone's.
Senior
High
School
vs.
Co-op.
December
4
Junior
Nortjh
Star
vs.
Rupert
Hotel.
Intermediate
Merchants
vs.
Morgan's.
Ronior
Cn-nn
vk
Urnii'iiiiKiHs
Women
People's
vs.
Miller
Bay.
GRAVING
DOCKS
Graving
dock
is
another
name
given
to
dry
docks,
in
which
ships
can
be
repaired
after
the
water
is
pumped
out.
BLADE
DISPENSER
unaa
cncKson.
noneer..
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bo
j
u.
tjainnger,
Hotsnots
&d
Betty
Uzick,
Maceys
64
Men
Strikes
Bob
Vuckovich,
Wingers
....
90
Jim
Thompson,
Maple
eLafs
89
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Jack
Paul,
Pushovers
89
.
Ian
Dunbar,
Maceys
XXX
..
87
Norm
Kinslor,
Kingpinners,
86
Sam
Davison,
Maceys
XXX
..
84
Art
Taylor,
Malkins
84
Lome
Vanetta
.Overwaitea-
79
Ron
Tubb,
Overwaitea
78
T.
McMeekin,
Headpinners
.
78
Ladies
Spares
Bertha
Vuckovich,
Macey
s
XXX
73
Vivian
Wrathall,
Headpinners
63,
Marg.
Flynn,
Pushovers
....
65
j
Mrs.
E.
Mastell,
Dodgers
....
63
L.
McLatchie,
Kingpinners
61!
Men
Spares
Sam
Davison,
Maceys
XXX
76
Jack
Paul,
Pushovers
:
76
Frank
Mastell,
Dodgers
63
Ian
Dunbar,
Maceys
XXX
....
66
Art
Taylor,
Malkins,
66
T.
McMeekin,
Headpinners
....
65
Ron
Tubb,
Overwaitea
63
Norm
Kinslor,
Kingpinners
..
62
A.
Leamy,
Malkins
62
Matured
and
6k
Bottled
V
V;
Infer
England
if
Smith
228
241
184
DicKens
173
170
231'
Totals
951
910
830;
SAVOY
SWINGERS
Macpnee
273
260
173
Knutson
199
188
251
Menzies
95
109
195i
Erickson
154
239
197
McCaiium
119
195
189
Totals
840
991
1005
VAARIETY
I.
Knstiunsson
....
152
225
162
I.
Lvke;iaard
100
149
K.
Kanisay
163
194
115
R.
Christianson
..
102
110
loo
A.
McLean
179
117
162;
Totais
696
795
719
SCUBYS
:
'
J
Thornton
149
231
156
W.
Steeves
167
177
183'
G.
Van
Meer
143
199
112
L.
Smith
13o
190
112
B.
Uzick
127
152
140
Totals
721
949
703
MANSONS
T.
Dell
160
196
105
B.
Cowgill
157
112
119
B.
Ruduerham
...
91
111
136
H.
MacLeod
165
163
109
D.
Rudderham
....
224
147
164
Ttoals
797
729
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GORDON
&
aNDERSON-
S.
Ramsay
178
192
165
I.
Garner
150
192
132
Babs
Smith
114
126
164
L.
Anderson
140
153
199
Cis
Barrie
96
125
154
Totals
678
788
834
LADIES
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STANDINGS
w
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DeJongs
23
.
7
Annettes
20
10
Scubv's
18
12
Gordon
&
Anderson
17
13
Savoy
Swingers
17
13
I
Variety
16
14
Taft
&
Odowes
12
18
Mansons
12
18
Westview
12
18
Orange
3
27
FINE
GOAT
AT
JASPER
New
York
Man
Has
Good
Hunting
in
mountains
JASPER
"One
ol
the
most
magnificent
goat
specimens
ever
to
be
brought
out;
I
have
never
seen
anything
finer
in
my
lifetime
of
work
in
the
Can-1
adian
Rockies,"
declared
Major
Fred
Brewster,
veteran
guide
and
outfitter
and
big
gamt
1
hunter
of
the
Rocky
Mountains
here
yesterday.
He
was
chat
ting
about
Dr.
Anthony
Jurasz,
of
New
York
who
had
recently
spent
a
couple
of
weeks
hunting
in
the
Eagle
Nest
Pass
country
north
of
Jasper
National
Park
with
much
success
and
Is
now
on
his
way
home
to
New
York.
Major
Brewster
had
arranged
the
trip
and
naturally
was
pleased
with
the
result.
"This
goat
was
of
good
size
but
the
pelage
was
luxuriant
and
long.
It
had
a
good
length
head
with
very
fine
and
perfect
horns.
No
finer
specimen
has
ever
been
brought
out
from
here,"
stated
the
man
who
has
lived
his
life
m
the
mountains
and
knows
whereof
he
speaks.
Dr.
Jurasz
also
brought
out
a
grand
medium
sized
grizzly
bear
of
fine
color
and
perfect
formation.
"Up
north
of
the
park
is
one
of
the
greatest
big
game
countries
In
the
world
and
is
attracting
wider
interest
every
year,"
says
Major
Brewster.
Many
hunting
parties
hunted
in
this
area
this
fall
with
excellent
results,
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