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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday.
June
21,
1952
fathoms.
In
dog
filling,
an
extra
ganging
is
inserted
between,
making
one
and
three-fourths
fathoms
between
gangings.
The
length
of
.each
Is
shortened
by
half.
Longer
hooks
are
-used
for
baiting.
AUCTlONEtD
i
Main
Event
Ditched
by
Challenging
Contender
It
is
not
likely
that
Fred
Star
will
again
enter
a
fight
ring
in
Prince
Rupert.
If
he
does,
he
will
BIG
BOOKS
2
-
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
'
''
-
ft
1
probably
be
in
itj
alone
and
no
one
will
be
watching.'
Fisheries
Expert
Visits
Rupert
i
iidi
a
iiu
tiic
iuu
dl
ui
i
fans
thoueht
who
witnessed
last
..
!
;
4
r
.
nights
main
event
of
the
Prince
ive
him
a
roueh
timSpeingi
wnnni-f
niL-e
f'liiit
rirrt-r
iqk1
.
"
Rupert
Elks
Club
fight
card.
Star
turned
his
back
on
Mar.'
I'
a;
Trawling
nets,
drawn
ukmg
the
sea
bottoms
by
power
boats
or
draggers,
bring
in
most'
of
British
Columbia's
catches
of
soles
and
gray
cod.
To
some
rx-tent.
there
is
also
a
further
variptj.
This
keeps
up
for
about
ten
months.
There
is
practically
a
steady
demand
for
fish
of
this
variety,
with
a
moderate
sales
pricv.
Norwegian
sausage
casings
from
seaweed
will
shortly
appear
on
the
world
market.
It
is
edible
and
twenty-nine
times
lighter
in
weight
than
ordinary
iausage
skins.
A
noted
fisheries
expert,
D.
W.
Leinare,
director
of
fisheries
for
Malaya
and
Singapore,
making
a
study
of
fishing
operations
in
Canada,
left
here
last
Because
Star
welched.
He
turned
chicken,
after
he
found
out
his
opponent.
Prince
Ru-
shall
after
the
Golden
Gloves
lightweight
champion
ripped
a
couple
of
rights
under
Star's'
heart
in
the
second
of
a
four,
two-minute
rounder.
Star
turn-'i
DINING
PLEASURE
IN
.SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNniMrr
cd
his
'i.ek
on
Marshall
and
walked
out
of
the
ring.
j
.
But
only
a
week
before
th.-1
nignt
ror
lerrace.
j
Mr.
Lemare.
who
came
here!1938-
His
wife
is
accompanying
from
California,
is
mainly
in-;
nim
on
hls
Canadian
trip.
terested
in
the
type
of
fishing
!
craft
used
in
Can.ida
and
while
One
of
the
newest
fishing
craft
here
said
some
Canadian
meth-;
completed
in
this
district
Is
the
ods
may
be
applied
to
Singa-
j
"Halda
Warrior"
built
in
Masset
p0re
under
the
personal
supervision
He
will
look
over
the
Lakelse
i
of
Andy
Yol
k
and
Captain
Oeof-counting
fence
before
heading
lrev.
White,
who
planned
the
for
Ottawa
and
England.
seiner.
The
boat
is
55
feet
over-
A
prisoner
of
the
Japanese
;
a11
with
l"-'oot
beam
and
seven
Commodore
Caij
"
"
'
LV
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIEDS
BRING
QUICK
RESULTS
curing
the
last
war.
Mr.
Lemare
foot
draft"
Tlie
"Haida
Warrior."
ti
Si
EATON'S
SPRINGand
SUMMER
CATALOGUE
has
resided
in
Singapore
since
If
ajuMeTi.
SUMMER
SALE
though
originally
designed
as
a
salmon
drum
.seiner
can.
without
much
difficulty,
be
converted
Into
a
halibut
brfat
and
beam
trawler.
Ever
since
the
days
of
Captain
Cook,
Canada's
west
coa.st
has
blows
which
had
Stacey
baffled.
In
the
infighting
Stacey
hit
the
canva.s.s,
but
he
returned
to
shake
Blackwater
severely
with
DANCE
Saturday
Ni0ht
Legion
Auditorium
to
12
pin.
Everybody
Welcome
Gcnl.s
$.i)(l
.
Modern
and
Old
Time
Dancing
MUSIC
BY
THE
WESTERNAIRES
two
hard
lefts
to
the
chin
111
the
sernnrl
round
it.
lon'-r
H
I
at
first
as
thouph
th?
Hazelton
.
'
the
Nvy.
Many,
if
not
most
of
whirlwind-type
fighter
would
do
the
names
appearing
on
the
map
the
damage,
but
Stacey
stayed
were
once
borne
by
naval
ofli-
Siri'tt-h
that
vacnrinn
iMInr
ami
Mill
he
smart
iy
nuiiutc-!
for
lliusp
happy
holidays
a
head!
Choose
all
your
sports
t's
find
(i)uipmi
nt
from
thtse
EATON
4'atii
It
'(turn.
There
u
will
Hnd
a
Brand
sth-ctiyn
of
fftshionahlr-
capital
t
ttx
at
Mtfiirisinnly
In
w
p
r
i
row
so
orh
r
now
and
he
prepared
for
l
arefrte
summer
days.
awav
after
takinc
a
hard
rmht
Cera.
Indeed,
that
tlouuhlv
ser
I
tight
he
reiterated
his
challenge
I
to
Marshall,
saying
that
he
was
i
in
for
revenge
of
a
previous
!
technical
knock-out.
Then
he
I
was
to
take
on
Rupert's
Glen
I
Carlson,
in
the
heavyweight
di-l
vision.
Star
weighed
185;
Mar-I
shall
175.
Star
called
himself
"Champion
of
Interior
Nort
hern
B
C."
And
Billy
'.'Mouse"
Morrison
never
did
get
a
chance
to
fight.
Announcer.
Art
Murray
said:
The
scheduled
4-roumler
between
Nelson
l.aftiurnier
of
Ifazeiton
ana
Mouse
Morrison
will
not
take
place.
"Lafournier
left
llizelton
last
Wednesday
on
his
way
here,
but
no
one
has
seen
him
since."
Two
other
Rupert
boxers
won
their
fights
by
TKOs.
Chuck
Place,
moving
in
fast
'against
i
Arnold
Tait
from
Hazelton.
had
j
the
wildrswinging
145-pounder
'begging
in
the
third
round.
Af-I
ter
the
knockdown,
Tait.
couldn't
i
come
back
and
referee
Benny
j
Windle
stopped
the
fight.
i
I
One
of
the
best
bouts
of
the
j
evening
although
it
didn't
go
i
beyond
half
of
its
limit
was
the
Billy
Blackwater-Chubby
Stacey
!
affair
in
the
140-pound
division,
'won
by
Stacey
with
a
TKO
in
the
second
after
taking
an
eight-count
for
a
knockdown
in
;the
first.
j
Blackwater
moved
in
at
the
I
gong
with
a
whirlwind
of
strong
T
EATON
C
to
nose
which
drew
blood.
Curtains
for
Blackwater
came
soon
after
when
Trainer
Joe
Ward's
welter
drove
a
hard
left
under
the
heart
and
followed
with
right
in
the
midsection
which
left
Blackwater
gasping
with
arms
at
his
side.
The
preliminaries
actually
stole
the
show
of
the
fight
card,
which
presented
three
of
Mar
vant
of
the
first
Elizabeth,
Sir
Francis
Drake,
was
one
of
the
earliest.
Elusive
freebooter,
explorer,
navigator
and
adventurer,
he
swore
he'd
"singe
the
beard
of
the
king,
of
Spain"
and
managed
to
do
it.
About
the
only
warship
calling
here
at
first,
after
Prince
Ku-pvrt
became
a
railway
terminus.
ChiHiwsck
-
Courtcnay
-
Cranbrook
Duncan
-
Kamloaps
Ketowru
If
imkarlau
.
Miccinn
NanaimA
MnteAn
.
KJaui
UUactmine
ap
.
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My
Lady's
I
Summer
Frock
I'eminine
styles
at
their
B
best
in
cottons,
prints
or
.sheers.
Styled
right!
Price
right
too!
1
WALLACE'S
I
DEPT.
STORE
tin
Saunders'
stable
boys
against
was
HMS
Egeria
which
was
on
Hazelton
entries
and
117-pound
j
survey
duties.
She
could
hardly
Don
Musvik.
of
the
Elks
Boxlmr
be
called
then,
a
flghtinc
;i!ii
SATURDAY,
JUNE
28
(by
invitation
only-
Try
a
News
tlassified
The
Ecgeria
was
old
enough
to
have
once
carried
sail
during
her
voyaging
around
the
globe
and
back
again.
In
long
line
fishing
for
dog
fish,
the
ganging.?
are
spaced
closer
than
in
halibut
lushing.
Halibut
.'kates
of
gear
have
a
gannng
every
two
ind
a
halt
Very
Casual
Dress
...
No
Tics
Al'owcd
&OiOQOOOO0OOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00OOOOOOOOOOO
Club
against
Billy
Gates,
Impounder
o
Hazelton.
Gates
took
the
fight
with
unanimous
decision,
winning
not
only
the
event
trophy
but
was
given
the
Most
Scientific
Boxer
award.
Husvik
was
named
the
best
loser.
Rennie
Wright,
71
pound,
who
drew
with
Rupert's
Billy
Smith.
68
pounds,
was
given
the
le.t
out-ol'-town
boxer
award.
Dick
Bury
took
an
easy
decision
over
visiting
Allen
McDou-fcal
and
displayed
.sensational
talent
for
an
80-pouiuU
r,
while
Art
Turcot
te,
also
of
SuundeiV
club,
outpointed
Hob
Lcary
wh)
retreated
with
a
cut
eye.
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
made
'.he
awards.
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T'ljl
if
Right
now
at
Cominco
we're
spending
$65,000,000
on
an
expansion,
program
that
will
provide
800
new
permanent
jobs.
The
dollars
we
are
spending
came
from
past
years'
profits.
This
isn't
new
practice
for
us
we've
been
turning
profit
dollars
into
jobs
for
years.
But
that's
not
all
during
those
years
we've
grown
rapidly,
we've
grown
big
and
we
have
established
a
permanent
industry
jobs
with
us
have
become
much
more
secure
and
communities
adjacent
to
our
operations
can
build
with
confidence
in
the
future.
Now
let's
come
back
to
profit
dollars
by
ploughing
them
back
we
have
been
able
to
expand
and
to
keep
our
plants
up
to
date.
This
meant
greater
and
more
efficient
production.
From
this
increased
and
more
efficient
production
has
come
money
for
more
jobs,
higher
wages,
better
working
conditions
and
improved
employee
benefits.
If
you
look
at
it
this
way
profits
are
vital
to
success
and
profit
dollar
wisely
spent
make
prosperity.
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