NAVY
NEWS
prince
Kuperr
uany
iNe;
Saturday,
January
5,
1952
Trundiers
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DAILY
NEWS
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'Fencing
Call
For
Bladesmen
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her
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E773
History
of
Chatham
Dates
Back
1792
lirtl
r
-IlrflEl
to
III
l
1
M
WJelcomeJ.
S
IP
H
f'hess,
Checker
Tourney
Next
Week
I
I
Four
new
members
.
Peggy
Ann
Dominato.
Joan
Bennett
Resuming
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
league
swings
back
into
action
next
Monday
night
following
the
completion
of
the
first
half
of
the
season's
schedule
and
the
Chnst-;
ma3
and
New
Year
holiday
sus-:
pension
of
league
play.
;
In
the
second
nu.il
opening.
Manson's,
winners
of
"A"
Division
in
the
first
half,
will
be
pit
The
art
of
fencing
may
be
j
i
Drue
Patrick
and
Myrna
Knut-
lntrodueen
to
J'rince
Rupert
if
Prince
Iiupt'rt
is
a
ware
Of
the
White
Ensign
i
'""
-were
initiated
into
the
local
enough
inteiest
can
be
amused
,
,
.
Job's
last
Daughters'
Bethel
night
in
this
sport,
says
Civic
Centre,
11
n
from
a
mast
at
the
foot
of
iir-j
McBride
Ct
Street
t
but'by
.
j
the
Honored
Qireen,
Heather
Director
jack
sum.
j
few
people
speak
of
the
buildings
which
compose
the'Brewer-
Himself
a
fencing
enthuse.
h
,
,
.
f,
j
Two
members-Mary
Strachan
Mr.
Stlrn
hopes
to
hear
from
iNrtvUi
Division
heie
as
a
bill
j.
I
,
,.
,.annnna,uam.
Rupert's
others
who
have
had
experience
The
Canadian
Naval
Reserve!
vacation
from
studies
in
Van-
ted
,
against
Prince
Amusements.
Let
us
guard
your
heating
oil
supply
We'll
keep
you
snfe
on
heating
oil
wilh
automatic
redlls
of
Standard
Kurnai-e
Oil
or
Standard
Stove
Oil.
ir
Fast,
efficient
wrviep
ir
Meter-euipliMi
trucks
:
Carefully
filtered
oil
witn
the
oiaaes,
or
woo
wou.u
uivwon
at
Prince
Hape.t
l:Ume
Rrve
Division.
In
con-1
couver,
were
welcomed.
In
"B"
Division,
Jaycees,
win
ime
iv
ie.
t.Hu..mnii
"
n-aia.
-iinimai,
,
triLt
In
it
nrmnr
la.-k
nf
1
ra
n-
1
1
n
..
.
A
1
n-.
ners
of
the
first
halt,
will
take
made
available,
as
wuli
as
in-
the
consort-ship
of
H.M..S.
DU-!kl
eauioment
and
the'nawM
soace.
ennrrat.latf
tv
n
Skating
and
Curling
by
February
Now
Expected
IJut
It
Ail
Depends
on
Working
Enthusiasm
Kitls
To
(let
First
Innings
prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
is
now
setting
its
coverv
In
wt.t:
struction.
n
l.aplain
J0.
w
navai
fpni.rt
uaM
tTtvf-d
f
mn
n
u
i
lnlnn
u
d
Vancouver
expi
the
m
"1
,
,h:"-
C'"
Y,
l.""1
'""m"
i
the
r.nfxker
on
Royal
Fn.
Here
is
the
draw
for
second
half
opening
night:
"A"
Division
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
vs
Home
Oil;
Mannon's
v.
PH.
Amusements;
chess
tournament
is
gaining
mo-
coast
of
North
America
tn
li'ji.
iner.tura
as
more
players
have
Built
at
Doves-,
H.M.3.
Chatham
give
Us
trainees
.full
instruction,
'
j
Ken
Ma!colm
was
the
winner
As
well
as
recrnitinir
mpn
for
.
il
k'r-red
Tin.
rimiiH
robin
tour-
was
an
armed
tender
of
135
tons
.
.
:
01
cookie
aisn
at
tne
enter-
which
followed
the
.
.
.
...
,
'
fc"c
Fimaunu
oy,
it
taints
(,,jrrn(lnt
n.
v
in
tn
eet
under
wav
next
camma
a
crew
of
55.
fcn
teak
,
i
,h,.
,
"i""1
N.
R.
YOUNG
Heating
Oil
Distributor
t,
-
j
7UI
Lilt
1IICM1I
1UIII..1UU
Ul
biailUIIK
j
L
went
tinif
to
be
announced,
her
n;r
name
from
the
second
Earl
1
meeting.
anno.inrea.
name
irom
tne
secona
tan
vnn
m,n
anH
a
,r,mPn
nf
f
o-i
Prince
Bud
s
vs
Hot
Shots;
B'liger's
vs
rnu.ii
B74
jv
i
hts
for
Feliruai-y
1
to
have
.the
first
ice
on
the
snort
shop-,
cnra
no.
i
vs
ku-
Registrations
are
of
Chatham,
Sir
John
Pitt,
who
open
until,
RUpm
as
naval
reserves.
The
Cook's
Jewellers
Monday
night.
was
me
rirsi
lora
oi
me
nu-!..nlr1
ar
rpnnn.ihlp
i
.
i.
C...1
f
u...
s
it
-i
i.
uuiciien
i.'iimi
rinK
at
oeui
v.uvtr
uui
it
au
tieiwiuis,
says
,,,
vtfmw
Call
ui
tndny
AGILE
CREATURE
3
The
Gibbon,
smallest
of
the,
,
mil
ally
from
1'118
to
1794.
Cap-
for
lne
fine
record
o
Chatham-!
tain
Wililam
Robert
Broughton
.v,
-aou.
nt
tr,,,
a-o
(Ai
irsid'-nt
Neely
Moore,
on
the
enthusiastic
endeavor!
"H"
"""n
'
apes
apes
found
found
chiefly
,
was
in
commarw!
when
h
made'h.
nntrirm
anthropoid
htf
trip
to
America.
,in
th
Malay
Peninsuln.
rarely
For
best
.'esults,
uuvetLux:'.
1
HALVING
exceeds
three
feet,
in
height
i-mcf
muMiccrnvrn
COMMISSIONLD
8taff
at
Chatham
is
pre-1
"
"
"
members
to
get
the
job
done
in
the
meantime.
n0.
2
vs
short
circuits;
North-;
,.,!
25
percent
of
the
pipe,
-
'
west
Construction
vs
Kalen
In-
iiK
carried
out
by
!
anticipated
in
.getting
the
work-'
!l"st'rli;
Canadian
Legion
vs
been
completed
;
ers
out
particularly
since
t-lt
"'k!ey
Maik,.l;
Jaycees
vs
Royal
,
u,.al
fifty
percent
of
other
sw
r.riiiraU.-v
Inhnr
has
hen
FLsh-
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
,Tacoma
7,
Vancouver
5
Edmofiton
3
Victoria
5
Okanagan
Kamloops
3,
Pentlcton
6
PC
A
H
I
Nantiimo
3,
Kimberley
8
ri.in.w.o.
vnatiiaiu
paring
for
the
sccon
i
half
of
tne
missioned
in
1923
with
Lieuten-
,irainjm,
ywf
F'ai;ilities
at
ant
Commander
W.
Hume
In
Chatham
include
sports,
wood-cftarse
but,
for
the
next
two
Wf)rk
j...mntt
and
boatina.
With
h
:s
milium1.',
am
i
.ur.m
'i.
.iion,
remains
to
be
clone
and
tile
results
of
work!
11!Kh
average
records
lor
trie
henceforth
will
be
readily
visible,
j
""t
half
of
the
season
wera:
,
yea,.,,
in
.snips
company
con-
....
arriv.1
of
the
two
new
dine
'sisted
of
nothing
but
one
bas-
hies
umw
anod
saillnB
races
are
!
kctbai
team,
so
that
in
1926
the
expected
in
the
summer:
,
.
i
divsion
closed
dovyn.
However,
in
;
.
I
Ins
Club
is
also
.standing
by,
wo
kins!
turnouts
frjm
'
its
promise'
that
there
w.il
oe
l312-
vill
.see
Uii'
Job
eomplei-;
,:Jme
skMinu
fl)r
the
youngsters
j
Team
high
three
games-Man-,
h-
coining
month,
Mr.
.
jm,m"liatelv
the
rink
Is
com-
son's.
3153.
onfldent.
Now
thai
'
cieted
and"
In
upe.-atlon.
Wt
Player
high
single
H.
Windt,
rrupiimi
the
festin
!
j,re
t
give
the
kids
about
a
3l-
.
,viv,
no
dilfi-ulty
i.week
of
.kating,"
Mr.
Mooie
Haver
high
tliree
games
B.
Motorist
Fined
W
IV
Ik.
Ill
x
New
Cub
Pack!
eommisicned
and
by
1931
the
1
.j
1
complement
co'.isisted
of
five
of-
-Q"mQQ
iJerG
j
f:c:rs
and
seve.ity-five
ratings.
i
After
Accident
Rainmakers
r
says
"before
the
curlers
get
wmuie.
wra.
tlieir
innings."
Player
high
average
H
C'0B!-
In
any
case,
ther
should
be
a
)ar"l
239
r'ooi
period
of
curling
during
!
When
war
was
nclarta
in
i
.
.
..,,.
.
,oc
Another
new
Cub
pack
was
1039,
the
whrte
ship's
company
i
'
X"Sce
courf
orgared
as
the
voices
of
seven
was
cailed
imo
act.ervice
and
Voleng
giiUy
,S
VS.
(
fH
MAP
Man
Doys
last
iiism.
ccnurn
uirougn
i
"''.
an
-
,h.
Motor
Vehicle
.,-.-
the
basement,
of
the
hirst
Pres-
I
was
paid
off
in
June
1940.
The
-h?
r8e
"nr
lT;!ni!
to
the
quarters
were
turned
ove
bytenan
Church
attention
T.
I
t
.r,'..
CSvfl,,
r.
t
-
Wrangell
Wolves
and
distribution
,
,
'
'
.
iV,'
....
'
charee
arose
from
an
incident
!
Registration
We
Star
Bv
AI.AV
HARVEY
C;,li.K!uiil
rress
rttul!
rlUT
the
Spring.
"What
alwut
slimmer
curiing?"
V.
.
M
..ire
was
asked.
"That
depends
upon
the
B.
C.
Fuckers,"
tie
replied.
"The
company's
own
requirements
as
tin
fishing
scas.m
develops
will
naturally
effect
wtiat
they
can
do
Rainmakers
Face
Wranaell
Wolves
Here
Next
Week
.viwilias
Lilt-
t-LUUiiAiniit
-it
aa
December
,
11
when
,
Peter
.
Hunter,
-
re-torn
in
iu
v'Umc
role
cf
a
permanent
R.C..V.
ba---recruit-
the
motorist,
knocked
down
ins
centre,
.and
routing
centre
William
Mclnnes
at
Second
fr
chhs.!
mnvnv
and
sntm.s
Street
and
Third
Avenue.
Mc-
of
the
olnciai
equipment
and
'
uniform
catalogue
was
the
main
j
tfpic
of
the
evening.
Tiie
pack,
to
be
known
as
the
I
Third
Presbyterian,
is
supervised
)N'IX)N'
(CP)-
Bob
Greenlaw'
i,
k.-y
player
who
never
)"r
me
curmig
ciur.
11,
mere
is
,'
along
the
Northern
British
Col-
Innes
was
not
seriously
injured.,
umbia
coast-and.
remained
such
!
Hunter
was
defended
by
T.
W.
After
playing
.
iwo-eame
ho-ip
by
Ciibma.,t(
r
Andy
W.att.
assiz
ir
.sure
whether
he'll
"
Dt'
y"r-nuim
cuniim
101
Li
or
series
with
Ketcnikan's
Kay-Hi
U'd
by
Noble
C.
Pov.ell
make
It
to
the
rink.
;"ure.
the
eventual
answer.
Npxt
!
until
paid
off
iu
August
19so.
Brown,
K.C.
this
week-end.
Wiangell
Wolves
meeting
if
the
pack
takes
place
Monday
&
Tuesday
8:30
p.m.
i.its
because
versatile
not),
!
-""
"
"u!
u""j
lit'AF
Lying
officer.
al-
"
1
"ueiauuii
mviw.
i
On
Trafalgar
Day,
C:icb:r'
1948,
Chatham
was
again
rem-:
If
v.m
want
It
sei;
it,
a:lvcrt;sc.
missioned,
thus
time
as
a
pear
it.
News
classified.
will
appear
here
Monday
and
Friday,
which
starts
off
the
regu-
Tuesday
In
a
two-game
bill
with
lar
Cub
nife'iit-B.
Booth
Memorial
High
School's1
TIip
erimn
eommittce
will
olso
.'f'.'A-''
senior
Rainmakers.
(
meet
at
this
time
to
discuss
pur-
OmI
Cuunlry
FOOTBALL
The
Wolves
are"
considered
by
chase
of
scarves,
and
other
or
Kay-Hi's
Coach
Ba&xtt
as
the
ganizational
problems,
greatest
threat
to
his
boys
in
-
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
Knglish
League,
Dir.
1
Arsenal
2.
Aston
Villa
1
-
on
can
for
flying
duties,
i-j
r.i'lm
operator
aboard
the
j
R.'AF
plane
used
for
topj
i'!
an
government
and
serv-'
liirsoii.ilitie.s
tr.iveiiing
in
-...ii
and
on
tin-
continent
'
-
-i
;i
ii
.nit
s
the
call
comes
i
:ie
;a-'l
iiiinute.
j
hi.s
spare
tiiue".
he
plays
i
l
winv
lor
Harringay
Racers
lie
L:,;:;i:,h
N.itional
Lea(ju,;
ir-uit
lompoM'd
almost
ex-"
;viiy
or
fellow-Canadians,
to
Chn-tm;is
time
Bob
had
ist
.wen
seals
and
asslstid
Preliminary
qame
7:30
Annunciation
vs
Manson's
'Wines
ever
the
Interior'
r
'am
ALFRED
L.
BELL,
C.A.
Resident
Paitner
prince
Rupert
FLY
P.O.
Box
1247
Reserved
15c
2l
rourlh
Ave.
East
4--
.
Adult
Rush
50c
Students
35c
Telephone:
Red
79
Prince
George
Mission
City
Terrace
Vancouver
nany
o:hers
not
Dad
ior
,
'
Terrace
i
the
Southeastern
Alaska
loop
i
which
includes
Ketchikan,
Pet-'
crsburg,
Wrangell
and
Klawok.
Meanwhile,
Rainmakers
stand
beaten
only
bv
a
few
points
each
game
of
four
played
recently
with
Ketchikan,
and
Bo-Me-Hi's
Coach
Jack
Evans
'.rinks
the
two
teams
here
next
week
will
')c
very
evenly
matched.
II
X
HIP
The
starting
lineup
which
wiil
'
face
the
Wolves
here
is
as
follows:
Young
and
Clconne,
guaidj;
Morrison,
centre;
Nick-erson
and
Tait,
forwards.
On
the
bench
will
be
Sather
and
McKay,
forwards,
and
Letourneau,
guard.
Watson
Is
still
.suffering
Irom
a
broken
finger
sustained
in
an
earlier
league
game.
vthn
his
played
In
only
;
II.
'W
VI
lines
A.i
t'lld
Harringay
h.s
rj
nearly
30
'
b
is
pruc.iijly
the
"commut-I
t"
p
ii.er
in
British
hockey.1
lives
with
his
BritLsh
wife
e
in
a
beautiful
old
house
In
EJIackp(Kl
3,
Sunderland
0
,
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Tottenham
j
I
Hotspur
1
i
tie
Fuihum
1,
Chelsea
2
LiverpiKil
1.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1
tlel
Manchester
City
4,
Derby
County
2
Middlesbrough
2,
Charlton
Athletic
1
Newcastle
United
3,
Preston
North
End
0
Portsmouth
3,
Huddersfleld
Town
1
Stoke
City
0,
Manchester
United
0
Uiei
West
Bromwich
Albion
1,
Burnley
1
Hiel
Division
II
Barnsley
1,
West
Ham
United
1
(tie
I
Birmingham
City
1,
Brentford
2
Blackburn
Rovers
3,
Swansea
Town
1
Cardiff
City
2.
Doncaster
Rovers
1
Hull
City
5.
Coventry
City
0
Leeds
United
1.
Southampton
1
i
tic
i
Leicester
City
3,
Nottingham
More'-'
daly
Io
Prince
George
and
Intermediate
Points
Three
Days
Weekly
To
Kifimat
and
Kemano
Dai!
Except
Fridays
from
TERRACE
B.C.
y
LTD.
Crawford
Moore,
Agenf
Prince
Rupert
Terrace
Phone
Black
907
Phoi.e
133
Remember
when?
nil.
some
03
miles
by
rail
i
London.
When
he
has
a
:
y
date
Bob
makes
the
twb-
trip
U
the
city,
where
most
:
'
re
are
played,
in
a
small
i-h
automobile.
"ng
wuii
other
crew
mem-
atuched
io
the
V.l.P.
air-;
l.
Bob
u
stationed
at
Ablng-
six
miles
south
of
Oxford.
!
ul
the
crew's
recent
a.ssign-
ts
vias
to
take
Defence
Mln-
:
Brooke
Olaxton
and
party
i
London
to
Bonn
and
Han-.
i
in
Germany
and
then
to'
'erdam
to
welcome
troops
of
,
"la's
27th
Brigade.
;
"Tiiaw,
28.
lea
r
n
e
d
his
.
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played
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41
years
ago
today,
when
Montreal
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defeated
Cobalt
Silver
Kings
7-6.
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NHA,
operating
at
that
time
in
opposition
to
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Canadian
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Association,
was
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12
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