Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
June
23,
1993
5
.
i
u
QUI
DOORS
WA
'IfUj-.
,,.vrral
"in
the
know
anglers
by
boat
and
his
Dartv
RtHvrt
Japanese
Tennis
Players
Insist
on
Grass
Courts
To
Prepare
for
World
Championship
SP0RT5MAM'S
BULLHEADS
ON
A
WORM-BALL
consistency
taking
Spring
around
for
three
days
during
the
from
various
docks
and
weekend;
they
to
were
completes
around
town,
with
the
ely
successful;
truly
Khtada
Is
a
Ml
Fish
dock
being
well
pat-'gift
to
Rupert's
anglers
Have
ucd.
The
technique
being
you
been
in
yet'
j
is
quite
simple,
flyrods.l
Allstalr
Lake
in
h.k
nf
m..
thinks
Hint
within
a
year
or
two
the
following:
always
insist
on..
r7
Q
"
.
'VANCOUVER
im
Proper
grass
courts
"just
won't
grow"
in
Japan,
says
Jiro
Yamagishl,
Japan
will
be
a
country
to
watch
START
I
I
playing
captain
of
the
Japanese
Kosei
Kamo,
one
of
two
21-year-olds
on
the
team.
He
has
never
played
on
grass.
Atsuski
Miyagi.
also
21,
on
the
Davis
cup
team
last
year.
Masanobu
Kimura.
30,
playing
his
third
year
on
the
team
from
Kobe,
unlike
the
others,
all
from
Tokyo.
Kamo
is
the
No.
2
seeded
Japanese
player.
Kimura
Is
No.
3.
The
No.
1
seeded
star,
Jiro
1'ining
rods
or
any
other
light
da
is
to
be
opened
up,
It
provides
J.rty
stick,
the
appropriate
the
same
wonderful
fly
fishing'
j,,..
a
fairly
long
leader,
small
something
like
offering
ice
cream
J
k
and
NO
sinter.
I
to
a
kul
already
well
supplied
his
latter
is
of
prime
import-
j
with
candy!
i'lce
tn
wo!e
ldea
to
i
1
c
Dollies
are
still
in
numbers
at
I
It
f11
unattached
Kalrvlew
and
V,
"cUy
of
bait
to
Spring,
which
;t
c
waterfront,
but
best
around
the
4ve
been
cruising
around
the
fish
dock
clea
in
Davis
cup
play.
The
coach-manager
plans
to
start
only
if
another
team
member
is
injured.
He
is
on
his
second
Davis
cup
trip
to
Canada.
In
1938
he
led
Japan
in
a
5-0
victory
over
Canada,
then
beat
the
famed
John
Bromwich
in
the
following
losing
battle
against
Australia.
He'U
match
the
U.S.
selection
of
Tom
Brown.
Tony
Tra-bert
and
Ham
Richardson
with
LOOSE
if
FINISHED
BALL
I
X
.
.
.foremost
In
frozen
f
30fe
r
OTAPT
WORM
BALL
By
BINDING
I,
.kicks
iur
some
u.ue,
ana
in.
and
skil-fish
(immu.nr.
,h
have
developed
a
degree
of,
cod
,
are
plentiful
but
small.
t:
Kumamaru,
could
not
make
the
ilt-snyne..s.
Flounders
are
throuch
snawninir
KTVI
trip
for
business
reasons.
lure
is
a
strip
or
fish-,
and
,
favorite
,at
condition,
the
ubiquity
about
two
by
one-half
in-;
tous
and
wlUing
rockfish
at
Seal
s
kep
moving
in
mid-water;1
Cove,
,a1
Jlearly
Cohos
are
I,
of
arousing
suspicion
in
arc
showlllg
up
among
the
outslde
a
few
worms
oh
your
fishing
line
with
its
loose
knd
as
shown
at
left,
above,
keep
adding
and
bindins
a
few
at
a
time
until
vou'vi?
bound
so
or
so
worms
ito
a
compact?
squirming
ball.
Anchor
youk
boat
ovep
a
likely
area
and
pcrmit
the
ball
to
sink.
if
location
!s
KlfaHT
A
BULLHfcAU
WILL
bOUN
6RAB
TMF.
BALL.
OASCO
&ENTU)
TH
CATEI&M
KIM
B
RFLU..-TAIP
TO
PIEA
ITS
&RASP
o
"r
worv
bii
until.
m
m
TMC
STAT
PCPEATU)
irsi-
inlands.
2
i,i
t:nit.p
nf
the
mnnv
whll.
,
uhvis
L.up
lenius
squaa.
That
partly
explains
why
the
team,
matched
against
the
United
States
here
July
9-11,
turned
up
here,
two
weeks
early,
to
bejin
practising.
But
the
matches
are
being
held
here
for
only
one
reason:
Japanese
Insistence
on
grass
courts.
None
was
available
in
Seattle,
where
the
cup
tie
was
originally
scheduled.
Yamagishl
explains
that
Insistence
too:
"We
must
play
on
grass
in
Australia,
Forest
Hills
and
Wimbledon,
and
they're
the
tennis
centres
of
the
world.
"If
we're
ever
going
to
win
the
Davis
cup,
we
first
must
get
used
to
grass."
He
said
Japan
has
experimented
with
grass
courts,
Importing
the
seed
from
England,
but
without
luck.
At
41
a
veteran
of
four
previous
Davis
cup
contests,
Yamagishl
is
pessimistic
.
about
the
outcome
of
the
tie
"We
may,"
he
said
after
the
team's
arrival
from
San
Francisco,
"win
one,
maybe
two
points
from
the
Americans."
The
team
Is
young,
and
"we
are
building
for
the
future."
He
t
tn
i'i
'
'
Af"yrnC'H-"'vrl
li
III
COME
RIGHT
IN"
Iv
and
skil-flsh
which
will
crab'
Amo"K
the
pals
outdoorsing
t
,arc
JUNE
THORNTON
and
JAN-
I
mnumi,'.
BUDNICH
aboard
the
Maud
llAKRY
rv
MANWOOU
took
l.
a
H:
MKS.
OSCAR
GISKE,
8AN-
u'uAufMnZ
?"
DRA
GISKE'
MURIEL
TAIT
and
BOH
ARMSTRONG
evident-
!.
otne
on
tne
Morrls
The
jhas
the
trick
down
pat
but
,ttttor
wln
not
leave
tcmptlng
li
tough
luck
a
couple
of
times
h,,.,,!,,.,,
rukP
rri
mm
s
'
"
Raffing
partner
proved
pooi.nM
to
Investigate
in
future.
Hrquaie.
this
gaff-work
I
,
Tough
luck,
girls!
-
When
you
walk
into
a
bank
manager's
office,
you
look
to
him
for
.1.:
Kin
r.
one
job
lit
which
some
of
the
The
Smlthers
Rod
and
Gun
,hren
fail,
it
.should
never
be
Club
rates
congratulations
for
lied,
for
a
good
raid
man
will
i
the
well
beaten
fish
TO
the
reliable
information
and
sound
advice.
Today-.
'
"j
'Gold
House'
Wins
King
Ed
Sports
Event
The
Gold
House
In
King
rkl-ward
School
narrowly
edged
the
31ack
House
in
the
year-end
the
excellent
result
now
being
shown
for
their
long
range
pro--gram
of
pheasant
planting,
now
nearing
culmination.
It
Is
believed
that
the
birds
now
have
a
strong
hold
on
life
In
their
new
surroundings,
that
natural
hatches
take
place
each
spring,
and
that
acclimatizing
Is
complete
Good
work
Smlthers!
'
can
do
more
for
you
than
ever
before'''"''-'
iports
day
held
yesterday,
final
r
Mri
mm
6
score
being
143-140
points.
h
the
wider
contacts,
the
specialized
'
ices
and
accumulated
knowledge
built
ill.
1
he
ganer
snouia
never
i
ii
to
slush
wildly
at
the
quarry
jhut
is
the
way
leaders
get
iji
km
and
fish
get
free.
The
!lvr
should
keep
the
gaff
well
ifci-n
In
the
water
until
the
fish
j
brmmht
QUIETLY
over
It,
n
the
guff
point
is
directed
to
jr
fish's
head,
lifted
sharply,
i!
wiih
a
continuous
"follow
If
a!:h"
t
lie
fish
Is
boated
or
il.r.l
us
the
rase
may.be,
I
'AVE
STONF
uses
spinning
jur
with
much
success,
and
j
ral
others
whose
names
are
9t
known
to
your
colmnlst
are
jn
sharing
the
fun;
there
is
I
need
to
elaborate
on
the
joy-
wrap
that
this
liaht
tack''!
Top
Individual
scorers,
each
if
whom
got
a
15
minute
plane
"Ide
were
Valerie
Keehn,
Grade
8.
and
Billy
Kristmanson.
Grade
'
4.
NtTUI
iSfLAV
OOKUTS
CATALOGS
Football
Schedule
Laid
Down
by
his
bank.
Through
the
years
Canada's
chartered
banks
have
kept
pace
with
.Flying
time
was
donated
by
he
Aero
Club;
pilot
was
Joe
Ooscoe,
King
Edward
School
'eacher.
There
were
54
divisions
n
he
program,
including
dashes,
skipping
races,
three-legged
races,
egg-and-spoon
races,
sack
races,
slow
bike
races,
relays
tug-of-war
and
Softball
throw
for
girls.
B
rns.
Are
you
gelling
your
i.re?
J
cincmber
that
It
takes
an
t
umplished
angler
and
good
ever-widening,
ever-growing
needs.
THE
BANKS
SERVING
YOUR
COMMUNITY
!
A
schedule
of
play
has
been
!
laid
down
for
the
Shcardown
forcer
tronhy
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association.
Plnyoffs
for
the
Manson
tro-
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
COMPANY
y
tsman
to
return
undersized
t-.-prings
to
the
water,
but
the
fcnd
feeling
one
gets
from
so
Pv-emblematic
of
league
lii.g
makes
it
worth
while,
champlonship-wlll
begin
Au-
The
two
main
islands
of
New
Zealand
were
visited
and
charted
by
Captain
Cook
in
1769.
USL
IV.
Finalists
in
the
play-offs
will
be'
winners
of
the
North
Star
trophy
(CYOi
and
the
Shear-
down
trophy.
In
the
event
that
one
team
captures
both
tro
phles.
a
best-of-three
semi
flnnl
event
will
be
played
off
People
who
appreciate
Jtne
cars
are
fuming
towoxdiL
between
the
remaining
two'
tennis.
Winners
of
the
seml-flnnls
than
faces
the
winner
of
the
first
two
trophies
for
the
championship.
4;ie
thing
goes
for
the
very
il
Dollies,
which
only
need
f
ro-operatlon
to
be
bigger
is
the
next
time
they
get
i
k
with
a
hook!
i
T.
'id
and
Gun
Club
members
all
other
Interested
people
urged
to
attend
the
meeting
iN
the
Moose
Hall
tomorrow
ht;
JEFF
LAMBLEY
of
Ter-i
?
will
give
his
report
on
the
fioeeditigs
at
the
recent
Fish
w-
Game
Council
convention
In
Jeff
makes
these
Sliviick.
cs
very
pleasant
listening
i
if
von
have
not
met
him,
n
it
is
time
you
did!
f
HICK
GISKE,
BOB
JONES
and
JoRGE
MOSTAD
made
a
trip
Sfriry
Lake
at
Hazelton,
but
k
bad
beating
from
Jupiter
(ivius
(shades
of
Rupert!!
and
It
was
Frank
Waylaiul,
a
sales-manager
I
met
last
winter,
who
put
me
onto'
Monarch.
He
driv
es
one
himself
and
likes
it
so
well
he's
always
talking
Monarc
h
h
his
friends.
He
persuaded
me
to
ask
my
dealer
for
a
demonstration,
and
now
that
I'm
driving
my
ow
n
Monarch
I
appreciate
w
hat
a
big
.favour
he
did
me.
This
is
the
kind
of
car
I've
always
wanted
to
drive.
I
suppose
it's
only
natural
to
feci
a
kind
of
pride
in
owning
something
as
luxurious-looking
as
a
Monarch
hut
llicrc's
mure
to
it
than
'
.
that.
If
you
haven't
driveil
a
V-8
before,
it's
quite
an
experience
to
feci
this
kind
of
pmver.
It's
so
smooth
you
don't
really
know
it's
there
until
you
want
it
in
a
MONAICM
FOUI-OOOt
SEDAN
roiled
water
precluded
f'y-iin
T'o
loal
fnlK
nnckTl
just
before
the
rain
got
too
An
all-star
city
soccer
team
tnivrl
to
Smlthers
for
in
exhibition
game
Sunday
with
a
return
match
planned
here.
Orean
Falls
also
has
been
in-vllrH
to
send
an
all-star
squad
to
Rupert
from
Its
four-team
Iraeiie.
9heardnwn
Truphv
Srhedule
June
24
General
Motors
vs
t?nttprv,
June
26
CYO
vs
General
Mo-ors
,..iv
i-n'-ittery
vs
CYO.
.Tulv
ft
CYO
vs
Motors.
Tulv
a
Motors
vs
Buttery.
.Tulv
in
Battery
vs
CYO.
Julv
15
Motors
vs
Battery,
.tulv
17
CYO
vs
Motors.
July
22
Batery
vs
CYO.
.Tulv
24
Motors
vs
Battery.
Julv
29
CYO
vs
Motors.
July
31-Battery
vs
CYO.
;
t
h"y
hid
taken
etpht
nice
'
Ikiws.
VKW
LEE'
rrorts
RDIIOT
fMilne
nt,
Lnkelse
Lake,
with
11
'on
taker
belniz
the
ever
rc-
iiirrv.
1
hen
there
s
no
doubt
about
it.
Must
icnicinher
to
drop
a
line
to
Frank
Ya)laiid
and
tell
him
how
right
he
was
about
Monarch.
A
sales-manager
sold
me
but
the
car
itself
is
keeping
me
sold.
You
could
have
this
rxpifi'mct;
(oo
.
.
.
I
)le
Royal
Coachman:
those
dealer
for
a
demonUvalivn
Ivday.
I
s.
x""
ask
your
Monarch
'ing
with
spinner
and
worm
fb
mostly
snuawfish,
but
I'i'k
Gnat
and
Professor
also
trout,
chapman
Lake
near
Mho,s
),.
a
snecinl
kind
of
okles
which
may
be
a
sub-nt's
of
eharr
(more
on
this
rn
avnilablci;
these
12-Inch
uiprrs
lake
R.
Coachman
riori
Kurttic'
won
the
world's
professions!
I
clay
court
tenni-
hi
the
surface,
but
the
bin
i-.
AO
IT'...
NEW
POWER
STEERING
Today's
concept
of
finger-tip
driving
easel
Monarch's
new.
power
steering
gives
the
driver
tip-ol-tlie-nnser
control
at
every
speed,
on
every
kind
of
Toad.
niaLct
parking
an
easy,
effortless
manoeuvre.
Hydraulic
power
steering
is
combined
with
mechanical
linkage
for
maximum
safety
and
eHiciem
y.
iOttwnal
at
extra
cost)
ch'implon.shlp
sewn
years
f
today
In
a
Brurllin,
slriu"'
with
Bobby
Rieirs.
The
flve-s
'
marathon
lasted
four
hours
aji''
10
minutes.
'ill
is
I
he
heavy
charr
'six
to
pounds
i
which
are
hitting
'face
sticHiiieis
In
the
waki
"lie's
boat.
nvlxiily
going
to
Telrgi-Rfh
H
.should
not
fall
to
fish
111
I.uke,
the
itinerant
and
iiii'
riiiolmws
there
arc
a
'"illy
bunch
to
strnncers.
rl
"
facilities
at
Khtada
are
''iii!:
steadily,
nnrt
onlv
llios"
kinff
the
adventure
of
land
I
Witter
I
ravel
neerl
In
':
limns
cctUiiR
th"re.
MICK-
uh(H
aivtiabU.
;-'::-''i
V
N,
FOOTBALL
.
Wednesday,
7
p.m.
f.rral
Motors
vs
Kallery
ha
ve
a
GOOD
RUM
for
your
money
AOHV..NEW
POWER
B
R
A
K
I
N
G
f
or
so
f
e
,
smooth
stops
at
touch
of
toe
I
With
Monarch
new
power
hrakiiifc,
your
engine
docs
half
the
brake
work!
A
touch
of
the
toe
on
the
brake
pedal
brings
you
to
a
MtitMith,
sure
stop.
Vacuum
braking
phis
mechanical
linkage
means
greater
driving
safety
with
far
lens
eHoi
t,
JtUvtU
at
extra
tvst)
WKPS'IKR.
MURRAY
JOIIN-'""N.
V
M
F
R
S
O
N
WALLACE
'WRI)
WALK
FR.
WIIIT
Wr"
mid
R1Y
BERRYM
Av
1,1
In
by
Norseman
plane
lonl-
minutes
flying
time
right
o
"ie
lake).
'
They
had
sevcra'
"r';
of
splendid
fishing
am'
'k
rainbows
on
all
flies
offered
nv
f
the-
fish
rCHch"d
th-
-Pound
mark
and
are
rh
repnyment
for
a
nui'i
"ipi-
trl-
than
this
part;
'
A
slight
diverson
wa'
ateri
by
Murray,
who
had
ti
'
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