Prince
Rupert
Dcily
News
Tuesday,
February
5,
1952
WOULD
the
Do
You
Ask
f
ot
Yourself
Questions
Hoop
Team
To
Travel
Kid
Gavilan
Keeps
Title
Like
Ihesei
immmm
Curling
Club
Dream
Realized
Prtnee
Rupert
Challengers
leave
KM
Gavilan
rh.n.
in
hi
wnrM
!
Saturday
for
an
exhibition
fix-
iuic
mill
iui
t
ojiiioui
i
annul
!
1MII.IH
III
I
-m
-
mi
yjmi.un.
!
welterweight
title
Morula
v
nieht
1
Is
my
cor
worth
repairing?
Sholl
I
do
it
now?
j
2
Why
ore
my
tires
wearing
unevenly?
3
Why
does
it
miss
when
I
want
auick
pick
ups?
4
How
can
I
cut
down
on
gasoline
consumption?
Sports
Director
Fred
by
razor-thin
margin,
winning
jcrs,
Caideronl
announced
today,
This
i
!
Ice
Making
Today-Kids'
Skating
Tomorrow-First
League
Play
at
Week-End
a
split
15-round
decision
over
the
under
dog,
Bobby
Dykes,
of
San
Antonio
at
Miami
Stadium.
There
were
boos
and
cat
calls
from
a
larf?e
pro-Dykes
contingent
that
attended
this
first
mixed
bout
in
Miami's
history.
SEE
US
CHECK-UP
IT'S
TIME
TO
FOR
A
GENERAL
arrangement
changes
nejet
Saturday's
schedule.
Gordon
Si
Anderson
will
play
CCC
300,
while
the
Elks
vs
Man-son's
game
will
be
played
the
following
week-end.
'
No
O
&
A
of
CCC
players
will
be
on
the
all-star
travelling
Both
judges
voted
for
the
champion
and
Referee
Eddie
COaCh-
Superior
Auto
Service
I
team,
leaving
both
teams
Intact
I
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a
niail
ULUJL
Ilia
UUIlUb
lUt
-VIVCn,
.
Dnhini1.
unn,.a
Limited
Ice-making
at
the
Seal
Cove
curling
rink
begins
today
as
Steward
Barney
Eyolfson
sprays
water
across
a
frozen
sheet
of
sand.
Brine
from
the
B.
('.
Packers
cold
storage
plant
began
to-
flow
yesterday
afternoon
through
the
16,000
feet
of
pipe
which
corn-prise
the
rink
f
reezing
unit.
a
transplanted
Texan,
who
does
mterestlnB
sidelight
of'
the
most,
of
his
lighting
In
Miami.
out-of-town
ipt0I)SPd
game
is
Lon.shot
Dykes,
of
the
string
,
tnat
former
Prince
Rupert
all-bean
type,
gave
Gavilan
a
real
tar
basketball
player
Sonny
Phone
Green
217
Third
Avenue
West
V
.
....
...
....
scare
with
his
talented
left
jab
the
Port
Benyon
Is
coaching
Simpson
Athletics.
A
week's
skatlr.s
for
children.
and
effective
counter
punching
but
an
eight
count
knockdown
scored
by
Oavilan
In
the
second
told
the
story.
-
in
which
the
maze
of
fitczlng
pipe
is
imbedded.
On
the
sur-(Continued
on
page
Hi
'
Hockey
Scores
I
before
curling
commences
will
be
started
tomorrow
if
the
ice
is
solid,
says
Curling
Club
President
Neely
Moore.
Official
opening
of
the
curlift?
rink
l
planned
for
February
10
and
It
will
culminate
a
year
of
planning
and
several
months
of
long
voluntary
hours
of
labor.
Okanagan
Vernon
S,.Penticton
6
Okanaean-Wrslem
Int.
Kimberley
2,
Kamloops
6
Anodicr
(lislingnili('i
product
of
the
BRITISH
A
small
group
of
"dry-Ianci
ROAD
BUILDERS
1
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The
ancient
Romans
were
the
first
to
use
cobblestones
as
pave
ment
for
roads.
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iFRSTUDY
Without
wishing
Barbara
Ann
Scott
-(.
l't
vear-old
Inez
Gates
of
Toronto,
vivacious
t'vi
would
love
the
chance
of
subbing
for
her
In
i
i,
r.
Krvue
Inez
undcrstnd.es
the
Internationally-ini
Ann
in
"Hansel
and
Gretol,"
one
of
the
ice
di'in
spectacles.
Miss
Gates
also
is
a
line
skater
ICP
PHOTOl
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v
Mr
ryf
11
PI
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
:M
p.m.
Jl'NIOR
Annunciation
vs
Beavers
6:45
p.m.
INTERMEDIATE
Fraser
ti
Payne
vs
Merchants
curlers''
who
organized
a
clu
'
last
January
would
not
accept
-public
opinion
that
an
artificial
ice
rink
here
was
"unfeasible."
i
Biggest
break
for
the
group
came
when
Doug
Frizzell
ottered
a
former
RCAF
mess
hail
lor
ale
at
$3,000,
no
money
down.
Located
at
Seal
Cove,
near
the
B.
C.
Packers
cold
storage
plant,
the
building
which
would
house
three
sheets
of
ice
and
club-room
facilities
was
the
answer,
enthusiastic
curlers
decided.
Brine
from
the
cold
storage
plant
could
be
pumped
across
a
30-foot
rock
bluff
and
into
the
rink.
The
dining
club
would
pay
;
a
rental
fee
for
thU
privilege.
This
arrangement
was
made
quickly.
A
campaign
was
launched
lm-
;
mediately
to
sell
$100
member-,
ships
to
prospective
eurlers.
j
Headed
by
Mr.
Moore
who
has
i
j
'
sparked
tne
program
from
its
infancy,
the
drive
brought
in
i
Co.
LU.
the
7:45
BC
ILEYS
SENIOR
Mansons
vs
Gordon
ti
Anderson
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RESERVE
Canadian
5?
ye
9ffarfy
Veteran
Leonard
Signs
With
Cubs
in
the
foreground
h
Aunes
Mack
in
tit;
tl'
single
game
iii
Mickey
Cross
hih
three
game
lot
Graham
holds
age
of
187.
1
mm
150
members.
Another
problem
stood
In
the
way.
It
was
a
matter
of
16.000
feet
of
two-inch
pipe,
high
on
the
priority
list
of
essential
materials.
t.naily,
arrangements
were
completed
to
obtain
the
needed
Diie
eeond-iiand
1
material
ut
')lu.
Ju
4
division
of
Section
Mwled
hit-'h
single
11
Gallagher
with
lor
three
games,
ni
182
is
held
by
ijiLjm.
bull
from
Winnipeg.
WORRY,
TOO
With
$15,000
of
entrusted
In
....
-
CHICAGO
Dut?h
Leonard,'
the
Chicago
Cubs
41-year-old
re-'
lirf
pitcher,
has
signed
another
of
a
!oii
list
of
baseball
contracts.
Leonard
will
be
42
on
March
10
-more
than
a
month
b?foie
ihc
Cubs
open
their
National
League
season.
Last
season
he
finished
28
games
In
relief,
and
appeared
in
13
others
He
won
10
and
lost
six
and
had
an
earned
run
average
of
2.03,
fifth
best
In
the
league.
three
and
high
the
Weeds,
scores
respectively.
itial
capital,
the
small
commit-tee
of
men
completed
further
j
arrangements
to
purchase
the
i
building
and
landing
the
pipe
I
at
Prince
Rupert
but
not
with-
j
out
considerable
worry.
;
I
At
one
time,
it
seemed
as
,
PAIRS
CHAMPIONS
Frances
Dafoe,
22,
and
Norris
Bowden,
25,
both
of
Toronto,
Canadian
1952
senior
pairs
figure-skating
champions,
will
represent
Canada
in
Winter
Olympics
competitions
at
Oslo,
Feb.
14-25.
Miss
Dafoe
Is
also
an
accomplished
artist
and
costume
designer.
It
is
her
design
which
appears
on
all
official
Canadian
Figure
Skating
Association
medals
and
she
has
designed
a
number
of
costumes
for
the
Toronto
Skating
Club's
annual
carnivals.
Dafoe
rejected
a
bid
to
the
1948
Olympics
to
continue
University
studies.
He
holds
his
M
A.
in
Commerce
from
University
of
Toronto.
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Let
us
carry
the
ball
on
your
heating
oil
We'll
gladly
be
responsible
for
keeping
you
supplied
with
clean-burning,
non-wflMeStandard
Furnace
Oil
or
Standard
Stove
Oil.
Prompt
Service
ir
Metered
Delivery
it
Automatic
Kedlls
N.
R.
YOUNG
Healing
Oil
Distributor
Phone
674
Phone
674
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTIUERY
CO.
LTD.
B.C.
Leonard
began
his
baseball
ca-
'
though
the
pipe
would
be
whisk-
j
reer
In
1930
with
Canton,
Ohio,
of
ed
away.
A
Federal
government
j
the
Central
League.
Before
loin-
control
on
steel
prohibited
poring
the
Cubs
In
1949.
he
had
been
chase
of
second-hand
pipe.
The
j
with
three
other
major
league
cUrlers
were,
however,
not
aware
clubs
Brooklyn,
Washington
and
0r
this
and
It
was
by
a
narrow
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
I.-
leading
the
sec-:
bv
Stor-lkcs.
!i
t:ie
ladies
again
:nrs
with
the
high
!
three-game
total
hi'
h
single
of
278
J.
m
Jansen.
average
in
this
sec-.
II.
ilolkestad
with
smcle
score
of
2(i3
v
R.
Beauchemln,
i
bowled
the
hlgh-4
both,
team
high
h
three
with
1.053
Orel
ively.
the
Philadelphia
Phillies.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
I
Call
m
today!
Ghukespc
a:-?'s
four
great
tragedies,
MarEelh,
Lear,
Hamlet
and
Othello,
wer
all
written
between
1600
and
1G08.
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ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
-mm
i
LEAP
YEAR!
i
ii
there
is
a
close
o
teams.
Shippers
ucihg
I
icd
with
14
Three
teams
are
ad
place.
Minimus
Whip-Its
1G,
Stor-
margin
that
the
pipe
was
'finally
passed,"
says
Mr.
Moore
today.
When
the
building
was
purchased
two
months
ago,
volun-'
teer
workers
most
of
them
club
members
turned
out
in
nightly
working-
bees
to
remodel
the
former
wartime
building.
City
business
firms
also
pitched
in
to
help.
To
date,
80
volunteer
workers
have
put
in
more
than
3,000
hours
of
labor
and
25
businesses
have
contributed
their
help.
Several
of
the
more
enthus-'
iastic
members
have
put
in
more
than
100
hours
In
labor,
working
week
nights,
Saturday
and
bunday
mornings
and
after-1
noons.
i
Now
the
rink
Itself
is
complete.
Three
sheets
of
ice
are
In
the
making.
What
remains
to
be
done
is
completion
of
an
ad-!
.
ill
f
.Hers
12.
Alley
Cats
11.
W(,-ds
10,
Boom
rks
8.
Steam
Jets
8,
8,
Hopeful
Six
8,
But
Why
Exert
Yourself?
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f-Khippcrs
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Sparks
Hue
13.
Wood
But-im
tion
Line
13.
Re-tnationals
9.
Boom
ivcars
7,
Hoppers
7,
m
Heads
5
Just
Use
a
Daily
News
Classified
Ad
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
Bkm
ilia
bhhmm
Joining
lounge,
kitchen,
cluu
office
and
committee
rooms.
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FASHION
.
FOOTWEAR
A
14-foot
extension
had
to
be
added
to
the
length
of
the
building
to
Include
a
tier
of
bleachers
for
spectators
and
a
catwalk.
This
also
has
been
completed.
For
the
Ice-foundation,
20
STONE
BUILDING
OLYMPIC
SKIER
Joanne
Hewson,
21-year-old
Montreal
rkler,
carries
Canada's
hopes
for
victory
in
the
winter
Olympics
to
be
held
next
month
In
Oflo.
Norway.
Hiss
Hewson
has
compiled
an
outstanding
record
In
Canadian
skiing
in
the
last
two
years.
In
1950
and
1951
she
marked
up
first
In
Kandahar,
International
Downhill
at
Ste.
Marguerite,
Que.,
Lauren-tiun
Zone
Downhill
and
Slalom
truck
loads
of
sand
were
hauled
and
shovelled
into
the
rink
t
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and
in
Olympic
trials
at
Banff,
Alta.
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ifrt.
...to
take
your
pcirf
in
defending
peace
and
freedom.
If
you
can't
go
"permanent
force"
join
the
Reserve.
Now
is
the
time!
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at
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tact
the
Cor-s
had
difficulty
un-,J-
his
Canadian
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