fnoce
Ruperf
Doiiy
N'cws
Wednesday.
April
l.
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Ken
Farmer
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in
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Chicago,
Boston
Both
Win
Stanley
Cup
Games
CHICAGO
Vic
Lvnn
made
his
first
goal
of
the
Tn'TPAYS
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
1st
'
...
'
season
a
winning
point
Tuesday
night
as
Chicago
j
35
Succeeds
j
Sydney
Dawes
TORONTO
--Ken
Farmer
of
Montreal
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Canadian
Olympic
Association,
replacing
A.
Sydney
Dawea
who
held
the
post
for
the
last
seven
years.
Farmer
was
formerly
honorary
secretary.
The
association
also
named
this
slate
of
vice
-president:
Nelson
C.
Hurt
of
London.
Alexander
Mulr
of
Hamilton,
Jim
jWorrall
of
Toronto
and
Ken
Mackenzie
of
Vamouver,
I
Dawes
said
at
a
meeting
of
Black
Hawks
defeated
the
Montreal
Canadierus
3-1
to
even
their
best-of-seven
Stanley
Cup
semi-finals
.
1
at
2-2.
PHOENIX,
Ariz.
(AP)
Chicago
White
Sox
;
are
a
hot
looking
hall
club
ami
are
being
driven
with
a
grim
intensity
by
their
manager,
Paul
Richards,
in
the
waning
days
of
the
western
exhibition
season.
Give
them
a
little
pitching)-
'""
"
and
they
are
going
to
be
hard
to
j,
better
fielder
of
the
tw.
head
off
this
time.
They
are
in
;
The
cure
of
shortstop
Chico
terrific
condition
from
their
;
farrasquel
whatever
It
w.;s
preliminary
training
The
vet-
j
ltiat
ali,.
him
lost
year
ap-eran
Vcrn
Stephen,
for
exam-,
near,
to
be
complete
Again
the
1
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,
'
4&
x
?
City
Badminton
Players
Win
big
Vencauelan
is
making
plays
no
other
nhoi
tsUp
In
the
game
WHERE
CRFTS'
COL-NTS.
corx
and
he
ii
pie.
says
he
is
a
dozen
pounds
lighter
than
he
has
been
for
years
and
claims
he
will
"play
all
of
em"
at
third-base
Somehow,
Richards
has
infused
his
club
with
a
terrific
win
today
could
make,
clouting
the
ball.
HOBBV-Bl'ILT
CRIISER
COA
directors
last
month
that
he
wished
to
relinquish
the
presidency.
Members
of
the
assignation
unanimously
approved
members'
reports
including
Dawes'
own
report
on
tne
lvji
Oijiopif
unities,
DIBS
PRIN
COMPAn
ning
spirit.
This
team
oeneves
:
it
can
beat
both
New
York
j
Yankees
and
Cleveland
Indians
i
Ottawa
Civil
Servant
Builds
Sleek
38-Foot
Cabin
Cruiser
Blair
Clerk
Chosen
Hawks'
Jim
MeFadde-n
tossed
in
another
goal
with
four
seconds
left
in
the
game
after
Montreal
had
pulled
goalie
Ge.-r
ry
McNeil
to
assist
in
a
desperate
closing
attack
But
the
final
Hawk
score
was
anti-climactic
It
was
Lynns'
marginal
shot,
coming
at
12:28
of
the
third
period,
that
gave
the
game
to
Chicago.
At
Boston,
with
Jack
'Sluurf'
Mclntyre
and
Ed
Sanford
each
scoring
twice.
Boston's
surprising
Bruins
continued
their
shock
treatment
of
Detroit
Red
Wings
by
defeating
those
National
Hotkey
League
Champions
6-2.
The
Bruins
now
have
a
3-1
edge
on
the
Stanley
Cup
defenders
as
their
best-of-seven
playoff
series
moves
to
Detroit
fur
the
first
game
Thursday
night.
to
the
wire.
The
big
excitement
at
the
moment
centres
around
a
rookie
catcher.
Bob
Wilson,
who
wn
voted
the
must
valuable
football
Members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
witnessed
several
rousing
competitions
when
they
met
visiting
members
of
the
Terrace
Club
at
the
Civic
Centre.
"
AithouKh
the
city
club
found
the
Terrace
competition
.stiff,
it
came
out
on
top
in
most
of
tho
events.
In
the:
men's
singles.
Terrace's
Ray
MacFadden
edged
Prince
Rupert's
George
Vie
reck
in
a
well-fought
game.
The
competition
between
th
hiah
school
teams
aave
Terrace
tin-
lead.
Gerry
Groom
from
Terrace
came
out
on
top
in
thv
boys'
sinple.s.
Arrangements
now
are
underway
for
a
Sour-day
tournament
to
brain
about
the
middle
of
April.
By
II.
l
JUNES
Csuiadun
Prrs
Sutlf
Wriu-r
OTTAWA
O-
Spring
sunshine
nowadays
warms
the
shapely
FLY
ELLIS
AIR
LIN
curves
of
a
sleek,
38-foot
home
flayer
in
the
western
conference
in
1932.
when
he
was
centre
and
linebacker
for
Wisconsin.
Two
weeks
ago
Richards
did
not
mention
Wilson
In
discim-ing
his
team
Since
then
tie
big
fellow,
who
was
at
Seattle
last
vear.
has
gone
wild
with
BEG
Manager
i
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Bialt
M
f
Clerk.
6'2-year-old
veteran
of
i
muny
publicity
campaigns,
has
,
been
selected
by
the
screening
commiltre
as
its
choice
of
a
manager
for
the
British
Em-
j
pire
Games.
He
was
Riven
unanimous
approval
of
the
committee
Monday
and
official
confirmaUon
!
see
anything
unusual
in
the
feat
j
I
read
a
couple
of
books."
he
'said.
"It
was
no
more
difficult
;
than
building
a
couple
of
house
Anyone
who
can
leurn
to
handle
a
few
tools
and
isn't
scared
of
hard
work
can
build
a
boat."
i
He
hasn't
decided
on
the
name
'
but.
being
a
sentimental
fellow
.
he
.thinks
he'll
christen
the
white-and-blue
cruiser
Mary
Bird,
his
mother's
maiden
name
The
cruiser
now
is
in
drained
Dow's
lake,
part
of
the
Ridenu
;
canal
system,
bordering
the
capi
EASTER
SCHEDU
the
bat
and
has
more
or
less
.astonished
Richards
with
his
!
work
behind
the
plate.
Now
(Richards
say
guardi'dly
that
he
i
has
'
high
hopes"
for
him.
made
cabin
cruiser
built
in
a
barn
more
than
a
mile
from
water
The
work
of
one
man
and
costing
an
.
estimated
$10,000.
the
cruiser
boasts
almost
every
modern
nautical
device.
She
now
is
on
a
muddy
lakebed
in
the
heart
of
Ottawa,
awaiting
flooding
of
the
120-year-old
Rideau
canal
to
start
her
trial
run.
Pas-sersby
linger
to
admire
her
trim
lines.
Few
know
the
story
behind
her
birth.
It
goes
bark
four
years
and
represents
the
From
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
CALL
K6TCHIKAN
At
our
off
tal's
scenic
driveway
Not
fur
I
away
is
the
federal
experimental
!
Another
who
has
caught
fire
is
Rocro
Krsnkh.
an
inflelder
who
joined
the
Sox
from
Seattle
Two
Smithers
Rinks
Capture
Trophies
in
Ladies'
Spiel
Two
Smithers
rinks
captured
championships
in
the
second
annual
Prince
Rupert
ladies'
curling
club
1
farm.
About
May
1
the
canal
j
by
the
games
commute
and
I
Mayor
Fred
Hume
is
considered
tnly
a
formality,
j
Mr.
Clerk
at
present
is
dl-I
rector
of
Veterans'
Welfare
Ser-j
vices
here
under
the
Deparl-i
n.ent
of
Veterans
Affairs.
He
!
has
long
been
identified
with
Ithe
direction
of
financial
.
and
SEATTLE
opposite
th
WHITEHORSE
p05r
OffV
ond
Phone
264
j
late
last
season.
He
also
has
i
been
hitting
above
expectations.
'sudden
determination
of
a
man
Other
Alaska
Points
Eve.
Block
91
especially
with
men
on
base,
and
there
is
no
certainly
at
all
in
some
minds
that
he
won
t
piay
about
as
much
third-bate
(Ve
T"ur
Luna
Tr.l
Ajtsl
to
create
something.
Until
then
Len
Green,
tall
and
husky
50-odd-year-old
Ottawa-
bonspiel
here
and
carried
away
a
major
portion
of
i
will
be
flooded.
"I
hope
she
flouts."
said
Mr
Greene
with
a
grin.
The
cruiser
will
sleep
six
and
has
the
most
modern
fitting
s.
There
is
a
plastic
hatch
on
the
foredeck.
She
has
a
fine
galley,
fo.irr-rubber
sleeping
bunks,
remote
control
power
devices
and
an
after-hatch
set
in
foam
rubber
that
can
be
lifted
to
reach
the
steering
mechanism
and
gas
as
Stephens
does.
He
is
much
publicity
campaigns.
.
.
,
.
..w.iborn
civil
servant,
wasn't
very
Mrs
A
E.
Smith
to
presented
by
,
,
,
building
anything
the
Roine
rink
of
Prince
George
i
A
bachflor
ne
hadn.t
fPlt
tne
call
Second
prize,
four
pictures
to
...
or
shins.
Then
came
Fran
Turner,
Dorothy
Dibb,
the
urge.
oline
and
water
tanks.
the
valuable
prizes.
The
visiting
Herman
rink
defeated
the
Webster
locals
to
win
the
Fashion
Footwear
Rose
Bowl
and
four
miniature
trophies,
while
the
Heggie
rink
of
Smithers
downed
the
local
Wakley
rink
in
a
thrilling
game
which
tied
four
times.
When
the
home
end
was
tied,
the
last
rock
decided
the
victory
lor
Heggie
to
win
the
Bill
Scuby
Furs
Rose
Bowl
and
miniatures.
Grace
Johnston,
Peggy
Miller;
third
prize
of
four
half-cases
clams
to
the
Anderson
rink;
fourth
prize,
four
compacts
to
the
Shier
rink.
!
BARS'
FOR
WORKSHOP
j
He
decided
to
build
a
boat.
!
something
substantial.
j
j
He
assembled
a
workshop
in
a
j
'
1
dilapidated
bain
on
the
outskirts
iof
Ottawa.
Ss-
A
.
nil
mi
tl
t(
auiiD'l
siill
Itamii
Ml
"
'
"
"
X
1
.
-
.-ft;
Event
!
First
prize,
Manson's
Jewellers
four
1
'
y
wurneu
at
ius
juu
m
cup
and
miniatures
and
stainless
steel
saucepans
to
Myr
Ski
Camp
Opens
At
Berg
lake
Good
Friday
VANCOUVER
A
number
of
B.
C.
mountaineers
will
be
among
skiers
from
an
parts
of
Canaia
who
wi'.l
participate
In
.
Curlers
and
their
husbands
gathered
at
the
Legion
Auditor-
ium
after
the
bonspiel
for
their
I
tle
Lewis.
Clara
Willson,
Norma
i
me
exniouion
orancn
oi
me
t.ade
department;
by
night
on:
'
the
boat.
He
spent
an
estimated
;
C
000
hours
laying
the
keel,
rib-
first
annual
Totem
Bonspiel
Banquet
of
which
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe
was
he
convener.
Berg,
Frances
Partridge
presented
by
Mrs.
Al
Manson.
Second
prize,
four
kitchenettes
to
Hazel
Hadiey,
Lou
Bone,
Myr-iUe
Taylor.
Bea
Manson;
third
bi.it;.
planking
and
decking,
and
I
hammering
home
thousands
of
I
c
srer-brmize
nails.
He
doesn't
STETSON
HATS
!
prize,
lour
pillow
cases
to
Jean
i
Ramsay,
Stephie
Berner,
Peggy
j
i
Wilson,
Dot
Vance;
fourth
prize
j
'of
four
cups
and
saucers
to
the;
The
Srcison
"cuhioneJ-to-fit"
leather
hat
hern
the
ttamUfd
of
hat
comfort
for
over
0
yt-irv
fiiuillv
popyUi
n
i
vjs
Mil
i
im
r
Rupert
Accepts
Turkey
Shoot
Challenge
this
year's
ski
camp
of
the
;
Alpine
Club
of
Canada.
.'
j
A.
C.
L.
Warner,
general
J
is-'
senger
agent
for
the
Canadian
j
National
Railways
said
today
arrangements
for
the
camp,
to!
be
held
at
Berg
Lake,
in
Mount
j
Robson
provincial
ark.
have
'
been
completed.
The
ski
camp
w
ill
be
held
from
Anril
3
to
Anril
11.
Prior
to
the
dinner,
after
an
address
of
welcome
by
curling
club
president,
Mrs.
Bernice
Web-sU-i,
trophies
and
prizes
were
awarded
as
follows:
Event
A
First
prize
Mrs.
A.
J.
ato
presented
the
Fashion
Footwear
rose
bowl
and
miniatures
and
prizes
of,
four
electric
waffle
irons
to
the
Herman
rink,
headed
by
Gertie
Herman,
including
Edith
Haftner.
Stella
Watson
Heggie
rink.
j
Event
E
First
pri2e,
the
William
F.
i
Stone
trohy
i
consolation)
and
miniatures,
and
prizes
of
four
;
The
Prince
Rupert
Rod
ti
Gun
Club
has
accepted
an
Invitation
from
Terrace
fish
and
game
enthusiasts
for
a
special
challenge
boudoir
lamps
to
Meg
Schuman.
Myrtle
Deary,
Lorraine
Bremner
and
Helen
Ford,
presented
by
Camera
enthusiasts
as
well
I
skier
will
fl.id
the
ramp
siteii
and
Yvonne
Stackley.
DAILY
NEWS
Second
prize
of
four
mirrors
Mrs.
William
F.
Stone.
special
appeal
lor
thr-m1
rifle
turkev
shoot
and
trap
shoot
has
a
went
to
Bernice
Webster,
Anne
second
prize,
four
butter
dish-.
Parker,
Ida
Barr
and
Nessie
es
vi
McKenzie.
Ethel
John-!
'
Btone;
third
prize,
four
half-
son,
sheila
Ramsay,
Arlene
John-cases
salmon
to
Mabel
Shier,
Hil-
mn.
thlrd
prle
four
vases
to
'HANDY'
WANT
AD
ORDER
BLANK
on
Easter
Sunday.
The
invitation
also
Includes
a
social
function
Saturday
night.
Jim
Bacon,
local
club
president,
and
George
Rorvlk,
secretary,
are
In
charge
of
travel
with
Mount
Robson
s
towering:
12.972
feet
dominating
the
land-
scape.
Among
B.
C.
resklen's
taking
part
will
be
Mrs.
Den
Murulay
of
North
Vancouver,
who
is
in
charge
of
the
camp.
oa
McLaren,
u.ga
new,
jean
Almft
Rateman.
Dorothv
Scott.
Rivett;
fourth
prize,
four
bon
Doris
Johnson,
Mary
Souter;
DAILY
NEWS
WANT
ADS
Will
HELP
YOU
SELL
OR
BUY
RENT
A
ROOM,
HIRE
HELP,
FIND
A
LOST
ARTICLE
OR
DO
PRACTICALLY
ANYTHING
YOU
CAN
THINK
OF!
bon
dishes
to
Thelma
Roine
(Prince
George
i.
Merle
Richardson,
Elsie
Holt,
Gladys
Lawson.
Event
B
First
prize
Bill
Scuby
Furs
rose
bowl
and
miniatures
presented
by
Mrs.
Neely
Moore
to
the
KS'fcle.
rink,
Audrey
Chapman,'
Vera
Hegiric.
Hilda
Clark-ston,
Gladys
Williams.
Prizes
fourth
prize,
four
ash
trays
to
Grace
Wilkins,
Jean
Wallbauer,
Jean
Holliston,
Henrietta
Eby.
Grand
Aggregate
prize
of
four
Revere
Ware
kettles
was
won
by
the
Roine
rink.
First
highest
end
scored
prize,
four
gift
certificates
for.
record-Mngs
to
Wilkins
rink.
...
First
highest
game,
prize
of
four
pair
hose
to
Roine
rink.
First
lowest
game,
prize
of
four
f
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rink.
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Rink
winning
no
game,
prize
of
four
cups
and
saucers
to
Hilda
Hamilton,
Bernice
Johnson,
Dorothy
Johnston
and
Anne
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WHEN
Ihf
inwrlioiu
mut
MTulivilr.
uere
four
handbags.
Second
prize,
four
cologne
and
atomizers
to
Bessie
Wakley,
Lil
Thorn,
Gladys
Eyolfson,
Doris
Dominato;
third
prize,
four
pin
and
earring
sets
io
Betty
Moore,
Nellie
Munthe,
Meg
Murray,
Alice
Ritchie;
fourth
prize,
four
Cutex
sets
to
Elsie
Anderson,
-Leah
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