Prince
Rupert
Doily
iNewi
Tuesday,
Janifar
52,
1952
th.
SPPT
Ski
Heil
Canada
Skating!
Choices
Made
r
ot
was
named
to
Canadian
Olympic
championships
here.
Miss
Dafoe
team
last
month
and
is
training
and
Bowden
won
the
senior
pairs
By
MAHNIE
BULGER
in
Germany.
crown
Saturday,
while
Firstbrook
Miss
Smith,
20,
won
the
ladies
successfully
defended
his
senior
title
during
the
three-day
mens
title.
-
and
-mo.-e
skiers
More
snow
fun
that
was
the
ticket
;
more
By
ROD
CURRIE
!
OSHAWA,
Ont.
(CP)-The
Can-;
adian
figure
skating
champion-
j
ships
wound
up
Saturday
night!
and
five
of
the
top
performer-were
picked
to
represent
this
ternational
Hoop
Series
Renewed
aton
Mt.
Hays
Sunday.
Every
,
plunkstor
enjoyed
skiing
in
the
'
deep
powdery
snow
even
though
;
It
was
eonrfdered
rat
her
slow
cw.
n.Ki"L
o..w.
country
at
the
Olympic
Winter
.'11
ks
Cut
w
Clubs
Ketchikan
Corning
To
Prince
Rupert
.May
Send
Team
From
Here
to
Juneau
On
.short
notice
and,
in
spite
of
the
weather,
the
am
A
5ixm
"
hill.'
mon?h'
the
honored
suest
on
the
,nef
lMt
m,,nth-vice-president
nam
Newly
rioted
pesident
and
"Harold
Etdsvik
The
Canadian
Figure
Skating
and
Foster
Husoy
showed
and
Association
said
it
will
send
told
Chris
everything
abo'it
the
-kating
artists
Marlene
Smith,
club.
Mr.
Dahlic
s
skiing
style
Peter
Firstbrook,
Frances
Daroe,
was
a
treat
to
watch
and
all
are
Norris
Bowden
and
Vevi
Smith
certainly
looking
forward
to
set-
to
the
Olympic
games
at
Oslo,
ing
him
on
these
slopes
again.
Norway.
All
are
from
Toronto.
I
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BASKETBALL
SERIES
KETCHIKAN,
ALASKA
v;
PRINCE
RUPERT
CHALLENGERS
3-Gome
Series
(
UK
'API
New
York'
..-
mi
have
bn-n
building
i
,t
W.v
t
i
Suzanne
Morrow,
21,
three-Start
planning
now
let's
all
time
winner
of
the
senior
event.
go
to
Smithers
Ski
Meet,
Feb.
13-'.
.
,
22.
i
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K
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if
..v'
1
m)i
n.iiip
baseba'j
prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
Will
present
'
a
lf
VhcymJirbhafvI
their
annual
international
series
between
the
local
i
i
'
tii's
in
1952.
j
ail.stars
and
the
Ketchikan
Reps
this
coming
Thurs-t
ti'fioscTf
the
1951
!
day,
Friday
and
Saturday
at
the
Civic
Centre.
J-I
oenernl
Munar;
Little
has
been
heard
from
the
1
V
Wuss,
who
listed
Alaskans
In
regard
to
cuang.-!,
short-lived
due
to
the
inability
Club
members
organized
quickly
to
the
re,:ue
of
young
Fractures
Leg
While
Skimg
1
I
Thursday,
Friday,
f2''
iwr
reasons
ior
tne
n
their
line-up
mis
season
Duiof
the
Metlakatla
club
to
favel
j
"Skipper''
Griffiths
who
had
the
mifnrnine
of
breaking
his
tcfi
!
leg
atop
the
new
run
named
1
"Heart
Break
Ridge."
It
oc:u
-red
at
the
end
of
the
skiing
day
Resting
easily
today
in
Prince
aaruraay
lf!.-w!V
-
-
it
may
be
borne
in
mind
that
at
thls
time
This
season
t
moks
ad
of
military
draft,
jscklom
if
ever
has
It.
been
easy
;
a,
though
the
clever
native
team
Rupert
General
Hospital
is
Leonard
"Skipper"
Griffiths,
,
la,
of
leagues
In
wlil-l:
with.
a
team
lrom
anywhere
i
lu
h
t
a
,atp
tlale
which
January
24th,
25th,
26th
after
breaking
his
leg
skiing
on
and
Fred
Kennedy
and
Odd
Eids-
I
vik
returned
to
the
tow
hill
shed
!
north
of
Prince
Rupert
and
is
unfortunate
since
the
tourna-
s
had
clubJ.
'
Mt.
Hays
Sunday.
.
is
being
made
on
tno
there
is
little
reason
to
assume
;
m(,nt
,ast
w.asori
was
such
an
i
and
got
the
body-molded
w
ire
1
t
The
youth's
injuries
occurred
in
the
afternoon.
Several
Princ,
I
io
prcts.
ithil
season
should
present
an
(
-un,
miliTiotJ
success.
agues
with
Yankifc
I
exception.
The
visit
of
Ketchikan
this
in
19al
folded
becuuae
coach
Alex
Bill
has
been
j
week-end
will
be
an
important
mesn
stretcher
toboggan
which
made
the
descent
as
comfortable
as
possible
for
the
injured
youth.
T
ho
p
hclninff
in
the
rescue
I
Rupert
Ski
Club
members
helped
i
take
him
to
the
bottom
of
the
7?
A
in
a
toboggan
u,-hir-h
not
Kkin
In
trvwn
in
loss
m
O
U
n
t
a
I
n
V
'
J)
X
(.
f:t
drain,
and
unanciai
wordn
hard
on
his
charges
j
factor
in
the
final
decision
of
I
licy
were
the
Central
gttcr
their'
slow
start
against
the
local
association
in
regard
ftluskegon),
Canadian-1
Vancouver-
Eilers
when
theyo
the
visit
of
a
Prinse
Rupert
.
'Amsterdam,
.
N.Yv.'j.Hi.wed
such
poor
form
around
team
to
the
Juneau
tournament
i
J.ua
'Newark,
Ohio),
lh(J
hoop
that
tney
droped
two
next
month
when
the
pick
of
A.u-Al.ibuma
Larange
of
Uiree
to
the
Vancouver
club.
!
Alaskan
clubs
meet
in
a
week-
'
The
spacious
Bo-Me-Hi
gym
has
;
long
series
of
games
to
decide
than
an
hour
were:
.
i
stretcher.
Jark
Ereen,
Rusty
Thain,
Dick
I.
Sanlor,
Duncan
McRae,
Leiv
;
.-wateh
Your
Ski
Manners
OLYMPIC
JUDGE
Don
Gilchrist,
30,
of
Toronto
has
been
named
a
judge
of
figure
skating
at
next
month's
winter
Olympics
in
Oslo,
Norway.
Employed
by
the
External
Affairs
department-
in
Washington.
Gilchrist
is
well
known
in
Canadian
figure
"skating
circles
With
Marlene
Smith
of
Niagara
Falls,
Ont
,
he
was
Canadian
pairs
champion
In
1949
and
1950.
In
1948
Miss
Smith
and
Gilchrist
placed
second
in
the
North
American
pair-;
figure-skating
contest.
(CP
PHOTO
1
8:30
P.M.
(Thursday
main
game
starts-a'
9:3ft
because
of
Civic
Centre
Annual
General
Meeting.)
TICKETS
Per
For
3
Night
Night
Reserved
,75
2.U0
Adult
Rush
..
150
Student
Rush
35
It
V
Husoy,
Bob,
Don
and
Jack
Eby,
which
is
placed
at
the
foot
of
li'd
capsucK.
ta
uawes,
Bin
the
tow
Ls
quite
unique.
Henocr.
Harold
Eidsvik,
Chris
Any
voluiileers
for
takiiiaj
the
stretcher
"flack
up
the
hill?
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San
Francisco
of
been
made
available
to
the
team
j
the
Alaskan
champions.
If
!
Ji
toast
League
was
of
lute
and
lnere
js
every
reason
Prince
Rupert
does
well
in
this
i-i
f.'it
Clean,
N.Y.,
of
the
believe
that
Ketchikan
wlir
series
it
is
a
foregone
conclu-1j
n
v
League
was
add
'd.
rmd
the
going
a
little
rough
un-
!sion
that
even
though
the
locals
t
his
who
once
had
a
rss
tn0y
c(jme
up
with
a
better
;
are
now
officially
in
Senior
"A"
U
u
(overhiR
22
leagues,
than
average
outrit.
competition,
a
trip
south
will
be
t'l
tUat
to
manpower
.
.
Ketchikan
and
New
passed
up
in
order
that
the
Dahlle,
Diane
Kennedy,
Phylliij
Tomlinson.
Tile
club
is
really
proud
of
its
younger
skiers
Don
Husvifc,
I
Bruce
Slanwood,
Donnie
Martin-'
usen
and
many
others
they're
Please,
no
dogs
on
the
runs-it's
daneerous
not
only
for
the
skiers
but
also
for
the
dogs.
I
really
good
maybe
next
year
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ftf
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nff
f
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''li-ili!;TW'i!lt;"iii'!'ai
i';fei!iilil!i";:'.rt;:l1t!-
clubs
the
scouts
often
M(aiukatla
WPre
here
together
Challengers
may
get
a
shof
at
lr
lhts
as
to
qual-
m
(he
nrst
annuul
interna-
the
much
more
Interesting
statement
said.
1
Ul)1)al
tournament
'
that
was.
tournament
at
Juneau.
(tnt'rncHi,
uitr
ist-iii'iui;
Olympic
Schedule
ud
the
world
champ-
they'll
be
bringing
the
cups
back
from
Smithers.
Howard
Haugan
.is
quite
the
cook
spaghetti
was
the
Satur-
j
day
night
special.
Wouldn't
oe
I
su
-prised
if
the
new
social
committee
head
Jean
Dawes
remem-
i
open
expanding
rather
mi
PLYMOUTH
ing
their
scouting
1
addition
of
su;-'n
his
talent.
ZURICH,
1
Reuters
1
-
Theberc1
s-iwts
as
Pal
Patter-
on
the
ALLEYS
schedule
for
tiie
Olympic
Hockey
1
Midwest;
Fra.ik
in
the
E;ist,
and
Bill
New
orange
painted
arrows
and
humorous
signs
appeared
!
this
week-end
on
the
hills
and
main
run.
George
Rorvik's
('aiollims,
as
well
Championships
at
Oslo
next!
month
was
completed
today.
Nine
teams
are
entered
and
Can-1
nrt:v
is
represented
by
the
d-.
fending
champion
Edmonton1
Mercurys.
The
schedule
;
Feb.
15
Canada-Germany;
urn
ol
Bill
Skiff
to
a
.-tr
folio
are
ample
in-hat
ihe
Yankees
will
undone
which
1
un
hot
Yankee
pros-
PIS
piay
his
889
for
a
high
total
of
three
games.
Team
high
single
score
of
1,301
was
captured
by
Fashion
Foot-
MENS
IIS
PN
LEAGl'E
Cf.mnvrcial
Hotel
is
leading
with
ten
points
as
a
result
of
0
i.'.
Kiou
in
the
Ten
Pin
who
also
bowled
the
nign
ri:;wiuii
v....v
!US-Ncrway;
Sweden
-
Finland;
!
Poland-C?.echoslovakl.
j
Feb.
16
US-Germany;
Nor
trn
-e-gamc
toM
of
3,748.
.
Results
A
Division
Great
West
Life
4,
Fashion
4.
Camels
3.
Headpin-
way
-
(Jzecnostovaiua,
cweum-Poland;
Finland-Switzerland.
lor
ether
teams:
Nelson
Bros
Cork's
Jrwelers
A!be:-t
&
M'Cafreiy
Royal
U'i!
l
Jua
Heads
ners
3
Hill
s
2,
Canada
Life
2,
Feb.
n
(janaoa-
nniaim,
Shenton
s
2
Cook's
2,
Canadian
,
Germany-Czechoslovakia;
Swe-General
1.
Wallaces
1,
Penguin
!
den-Naway;
1UI
rlanfl-Poi-
n.nrn-
RilT'lp
ana.
"?,r
..
.SliuZrZ
Hobby.
Pushovers
The
new
1952
Plymouth
smartly
styled
with
rich
color
and
fashion
tone
interior
will
make
it
the
centre
of
attraction
wherever
vou
drive
it.
Plymouth's
"SAFETY
FLOW
RltE
"
is
the
qreatest
advance
mfint
in
riding
comfort
since
the
introduction
of
shock
absorbers.
,
See
the
New
1952
Plymouth
at
Rr-ni-lnv
hlch
in
B
Division
were
;
Feb
18
Canada-Poland;
US-
vraiii
naiin,
",
and
Commercial
Hotel,
908;
three
games,
C'omerciul
Hotel,
2t37:
h'th
individual
one
game,
U.
t.
Yoremehuk
with
253
for
ladies'i
Finland;
Sweden
-
Germany;
hiph
sinide
and
C.
Durosh
with
Norwav-Switzerland.
017
for
thive
game
bi?.h.
In
the
Fei,.
19
Canada-Czechg-lo-
1
J
.
Shivering
Dan
'
men's
division,
W.
Garltutt
took
vakia;
US-Switzerland.
comauma,
ai.
i,.i,
.inli
.iih
sr,R
while
I
Season
highs:
team
learn
'
,
'
was
high
wl1h
thl-Pe
sln.ie
game.
Royal
Hotel,
Ml
I
ta-,.i
il-ii-r
aimil
f
unlnll
T'Jlili
i
"
.
Tpam
hluh
single
and
nign
Hotel
2034.
Individual
single
Feb.
20
Germany-Poland;
Norway-Finland.
Feb.
21
Canada-Switzerland;
Norway-Germany;
US.
-Sweden;
Finland-Czechoslovakia.
Feb.
22
Canada-Sweden;
US-Poland;
Finland
-
Germany;
Switzerland-Czechoslovakia.
wan
a
sorry
man
.
a
on
heating
oil
he
forgot
to
plan!
We
RefMl
Your
Tank
Regularly
N.R.YOUNG
Heating
Oil
Distributor
three
fell
to
383
Cabs,
scores
of
1.181
and
3.284.
Results
UPERT
MOTORS
B
Division
Booth
One
i.
J;ii-
gaem,
B
Knlnes,
22J;
Individual
three
games.
A.
Olsen.
614.
This
week's
200-club:
B.
Kalnes
223;
A.
Olsen
213;
i.
Coniadina
213;
O
Ccok
204;
C.
Whatman
200.
MIXF.t)
ROWLING
I.EAGl
E
Feb.
23
Canada-Norway;
US-
riC
HOPE
Andre
i
20-year-old
skier
Golds
3.
Red
Devils
3.
Sons
of
Czeoh-slovaki
Sweden-SA'itzer-
Phone
566
PHONE
674
lnnd;
Finland-Poland.
NCrway
3,
303
IUOS
J.
vans
n,
Pioneer
2.
F
R
Plumbing
1.
B
C
!
'ebee
city,
is
one.
ot
2nd
Avenue
and
1st
Street
liiniiiffliT.'iiEiijgijjiiiijs
Feb.
24
Canada-US;
Sweden-
CM
us
totlay
ffirarw
i'-'i.'-iii!'''!!:!!!'-!!!
li,li!il!;:i.iii::lili.!,li..,S!!!ii;l!llii!ii!i!l
I'acky-re
1.
"'''
'
v.
"i1"
Czechoslovakia;
Switzerland
-
wu.
htnh
for
the
season
was
BP
ft
.....
I..
1.-1
a.
I,
ijiTlJ.L::
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...In..
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IM
'.ii:lii!ii!iiii
Germany;
Norway-Poland
xi
ninth
at
Oslo.
Norway.
I
.
,
League
Standing
'
-l-
r-ir
ni
V
iai-
na
in.
III
'
it
'"
t
je
1950
senior
and
junior
.;ti
i.'ii-i
,...-.
.1
L.:ii
J
sct
by
Betty
Dunbar
last
Thurs-jday.
coining
tup
with
a
sensa-
I'n'nal
336
for
high
single
score,
!
while
alsp
taking
the
indies'
high
th'-(
1
game
tolal
with
718.
B.
Kalnes
bowled
high
for
the
1
Divisinn
Fashion
23,
Push-oveif
19.
Cook's
18,
Canada
Life
16,
Camels
16.
Shenton's
15.
Great
West
12,
Can.
Gen.
Electric
12.
Headuinners
12.
Hill's
10,
v:
iiijn
junior
Alpine
cumin
rl
Sft-fl
lldfl
ruiifHon
lnr
WHAT
DOES
imen'f
division
with
319,
while
J.
lined
championships,
'CP
PHOTO
1
Long
broke
pi
cvious
records
with
penguin
9,
Wallace's
6.
.
.
.
,
ijivision
383
Cabs
24,
(
Miller
sey
Joe
Given
115
Days
4
'"I
Bay
20,
Sons
of
Norway
18.
Red
Devils
17,
PR.
Plumbing
16,
Pioneer
13.
Booth
One
13.
Hi-;
Golds
10,
Van
s
9,
Conrad
Seals
I
8.
B.C.
Packers
8,
Rupert
But-;
chers
5.
"RESULTS"
MEAN?
"Answers"
from
Daily
News
Classified
Ads,
of
Course!
The
strangest
part
obout
our
business
is
that
the
less
workmanship
you
can
see,
the
better
the
job
was
done!
That's
why
we're
so
proud
of
the
cars
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