I
Ittii
clU.eli.-
ol
Hie
couou
;
represent.
Kiiiice
Kupeil
Uuily
(Ne.
Thursday.
February
2,1.
1152
c
Train
For
Olympics
5L
-DAILY
NEWS
I
Hundred
Lady
Curlers
ng
Into
Action
Soon
sophomore
last
year
when
his
only
quarter-mile
defeat
came
when
he
placed
sixth
in
the
NCAA.
Price,
22-year-old
Oklahoma
freshman
from
East
London,
quarter-milers
Jack
Carroi
and
Al
Rankin;
and
sprinU-r
Ross
Coats.
Gordon
Dickson,
sophomore
at
Drake,
is
a
Canadian
hopeful
at
10.000
meiers.
Seven
Countries
Have
Athletes
Readying
In
Chicago
Area
By
JERRY
LISKA
There
are
some
lively
Olympic
prospects
in
the
foreign
set
on
miilwestern
campuses.
Take
Michigan's
Don
McEwen,
Drake's
Jim
Lavery.
and
Iowa's
Richard
Feiguson,
all
of
Canada;
Purdue's
Denis
Johansson
of
Finland;
Oklahoma's
Neville
Prico
from
South
Africa,
and
Illinois'
Cirilo
McSween
from
Panama.
McEwen,
formerly
of
Ottawa
and
Halifax,
has
won
seven
NCAA
and
Big
Ten
distance
titles
with
a
901.9
outdoor
two-mile
clocking
to
his
credit.
He
y
curlers,
one
hundred
or
more
stronp,
will
throwing
the
rocks
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Club.
Organization
of
the
ladies'
club
is
Completion.
Indeed,
nineteen
rinks
have
al-1
in
drawn
and
others
may
be
in
the
making.
I
South
Africa,
holds
the
British
Empire
broad
jump
title
and
also
is
a
sprinter.
Ferguson,
slender
20-year-old
Iowa
freshman
from
Toronto
was
Canadian
three-mile
champion
in
1949
and
3950.
7&
CHICAGO
(API
Midwestern
United
States
is
a
busy
training
i
ground
for
foreign
athletes
hope-
j
I
ful
of
representing
their
own
countries
in
the
1952
Olympic
I
Games
at
Helsinki.
An
Associated
Press
survey
'
disclosed
that
at
least
17
ath-1
leles
from
seven
different
eoun-
i
tries
are
performing
at
colleges
.
:n
this
area.
on
The
ALLEYS
Teams
j
Michigan's
Canadian
contingent
also
Includes
sophomore
j
John
Ross
with
a
4:12
clocking
in
Civic
Centre
Activities
was
1950's
all-college
two-miler.
Mrs.
Edward
Boulter,
Mrs.
W.
1
C.
McKenzie.
Mrs.
James
Roger-
I
'
son
and
Mrs.
J.
McLeod
will
be
receiving
entries
for
a
short
:
time
longer.
There
will
be
ladies'
Instruc-j
tion
classes
next
Monday
eve-
j
ning.
Here
is
the
draw
of
rinks:
,
his
tirst
collegiate
mile
try;
George
Lynch,
a
10,000-meter
hopeful;
shot-putter
Roy
Pella;
l;iV?
je
up
Canada
with
10
natives,
seven
Executive
and
High
School
MEN'S
FIVE
PINS
J.
Thompson,
of
Rupert
Butchers,
bowled
high
single
with
29ti
at
Monday
night's
meeting
of
Men's
Five-Pin
League.
M.
Halvorsen,
of
Moose,
took;
high
three
honors
with
143.
The
preceding
week's
honors
went
to
Representatives
go
into
Huddle
f
them
at
the
University
of
Tie
Mrn
VI
MrKwinc
(skip!.
Mrs
W.
I
J.
McInni'S
dhirrli.
Mrs.
Pl'rcy
JSffrg
.
(second
I.
Mrs.
E
Maiison
ileiirli.
Michigan,
tops
.
the
list
which
What
can
the
Civic
Centre
do
also
includes
two
South
African
to
give
more
service
and
stimu-:
athieL
anrt
one
each
from
n..
IN
VANCOUVER
Mrs.
Murine
MaUiiewti,
Mrs.
A.
Rlv-
4(K
(CP)
A
fluke
long;
Ptt
Mr
II
n-!iri
Mr
1
Ui-hi,,..uH
lata
mnvo
Intnpact
In
thu
atiu
-J
,
.
...
M.
Just
as
McEwen
captains
Michigan,
Lavery
is
Drake
track
captain
and
one
of
the
fastest
440
runners
in
the
U
S.
His
best
clocking
is
:47.6,
made
in
the
NCAA
trials
last
year.
Johansson
has
learned
a
lot
about
American
running
as
a
sort
of
third-place
chaperone
in
the
Don
0hrmann-Fred
Wilt
Jue
leuci.
Kc
hopes
lo
Qualify
for
the
Finnish
Olympic
t'
am
in
the
1500
and
5,000
metres.
McSween,
22-year-old
junior,
won
both
the
Big
Ten
and
outdoor
440
championsh'p
as
a
I
Jv
Gordie
HOWe,
Wlin;
Mrs.
C.
Moore.
Mis
Thelina
Mc-feo
minutes
left,
gave
I-'..
Mri
wm
H
wrfh.
Mr.
A
ii.hc
an
Viire
for
fur
a
a
28S
single
sinale
nnri
ucu,
nuiay,
new
.eaiana,
rin
ger
ana;mM
needed
for
tne
teen-agers?
!
land
and
Panama
r","1"li-
T.
,,
,..
.i
,
.
lu
Harvey
Harvey
Copcland,
Copcland,
bowling
bowling1
ci
Wings
a
i-i
nt;
Mrs.
a
waira.
Mrs
oi
nn.i.
Mr
'highest
three
game
total
of
7
13.
tmmmm
mn
I
m
at
r
tions
were
asked
at
the
meet-
titors
to
be
nationals
or
natural
Hi
w
York
Rangers
In
w
a
Arnwtrone.
Mrs.
w
MrHroom.
;
Home
Oil
took
last
week's
".,g,.,!,lnht
h!
bWLJSX.
mZ:
i':!
honors
In
bowling
high
single
mg
oi
tne
executive
ol
tne
civic
Centre
Association
on
Tuesday
"
-
"
uorniuy
;
aim
iiiku
uure
ui
a,tu.
I
niht
when
the
evepntivo
nf
th
.
,
,j
"'B
"e"
fom
Just
inslft
Mr,,
r
Pr,,triUT.
'
Mrs.
Lorame
;
Tills
week
honors
Ml
to
Rupert
i
el?Z.
I
J"?
itv
appeared
easy
for,
nn'mwr.
Mr,,
bcou
McLaren,
m.
1
BuU.her,
with
.
W)
'
nd
3
i
i
Association
and
members
of
the
nViThe
C-Ui
Franc's
H
""i"nK.
I
"J
luf
,H'n
Scho01
Student
Council
f
Mis
J
Mrs
Ounrxir
Results
(this
week)
,
he
,
let
,
the
,ui
I
Hnsmon.
to
10
discus.
wavs
ways
and
ana
mPans
means
1
However,
Ai,.rso,..
Mrs.
h.
Radford.
Mr.,
j.
i
Section
A
Moose
1.
Rupert!.,
,
MUSI
IN
U
UHIUL:
Special
Low
Rates
for
day,
week
or
month
For
reservations
contact:
BROADWAY
U
DRIVE
LTD.
BAyvicw
1616
Broadway
at
Oak
VANCOUVER
9,
B.C.
ugh
his
glove.
,u
cms,.
,
Butcher.
3.
"'
Cook's
4.
'
Bulger's
0.
"
""'B
more
tin
Mrs
j.
Webster.
Mrs
i.ci
McKnv.
i
I
,.i'.
.
j,
?
obtaining
more
members
for
the
held
on
Saturday
nights
were
discussed
and
a
committee
appointed
to
Investigate
advantages.
Teen
dances,
organized
and
run
by
a
teen
club,
were
suggested
and
received
and
approval
of
the
'teens
present.
An
athletic
club
wa3
expressed
as
being
desirable
to
sponsor
track
and
field
competitions
but
an
organizer
is
needed
for
this.
Patron
drive,
membership
1
Howe's
ninth
in
i,s
and
his
thlrty-jthe
season,
was
the
by
the
Red
Wings
Mrs.
A.
K
linrr.
Mrs
Kid
cikins.
,
i
CPU
"UP
.
"ua
s
u.
umn
one
;
Civlc
Centre
Mrs
Hurley
Lewis,
M.s.
L.
o
Bby.
:
4,
Hot
Shots
(erifaulti.
Prince;
',
t
.
i
,
.
Mrs.
w.
,ol.
Mrs
r,,,
M,TOy
i
Rupert
Amusements
0,
Home
Oil
I
Jh
fl"fBnc'nB
f
r0ller
tskat;
mis
w
ji-imnigs.
Mrs.
K:iy
smith.
L
rj,i,,..
oh,..,
,
ln
nE
was
given
endorsement
and
Mrs'
1
""in
shtit
Metal
3,
Maason
s
m
s.
d
jonns.oue.
w
a
awaUs
fjnal
approval
from
the
Lnniloll,
,
,
I.
f
rfit.
.v.it.
i
o.
N
M.,rr
Mrs
Kim
And.
North-i
.
.
"
Section
Section
BFiremen
H
Firemen
3.
3,
North-
Mrs
r;rson
.
Mis.
Hay
Johnson.
Mrs.
w.
...,
i
rMD
p.im
a
rn
i
meei
eany
next
week.
Director
John
Stirn
gave
a
FOR
:
COOKIUG-'
fees,
rental
rates,
land
lease
Mrs
e.
Turner.
Mrs
oo.
Mncii-'
Legion
laeiauiii,
biioit
circuits
ell.
Mr.s.
Kdtlu'iluc
l.aurte,
M
Joe
,
3,
Royal
Fish
1.
Kaien
Industries
:
1
ul
"1IS
recent
trip
to
van-
atnietic
clubs,
teen
clubs,
dance
fcrolt.
1,
Paramount
3.
Javcees
3,
Bulk-
eouvcr
during
which
he
made
;
clubs,
roi.ler
skating,
entertain-lcv
Market
1
arrangements
with
artists
of
the
1
ment
programs
and
many
other
irk
ice
in
188
minutes
;
ffoiuls
of
hockey
be-
tl
alllS.
k
appeared
headed
I
early
ill
the
third
j
Ed
Slowinski
worl:-
j
!g
play,
vlth
Gaygj
iBd
Don
Raleigh.
to;
Hawchuk
while
Ted'
.s
serving
a
penalty;
.
The
tie
boosted
De-'
5
place
lead
over
Tor-
t
USED
CARS
Cnon
a$ett,
mstmiiiau
rjne
nns
iiuo,
i
suojects
were
outlined,
discuss,-wrestlers,
and
interviewed
Jackie
i
ed
or
left
to
be
investipaterl
hv
Standings
Mrs
John
iV!.eod.
Mrs.
H
Tliom
Mrs.
liarncy
Kyoli.
n.
Mrs.
K
U
iim-nato.
Mrs
Jens
Munttw
Mrs,
II
Paulson.
Mrs
F.
Slieir.
!Ain.
V.
lJoMinnn
Mrt
B
Evarn.
Mrs
Jl
Wilson,
Mrs
D.
hrli'ell.
Mrs
O.
J.
Br-nneu.
W
U
HSWIETf
NtD
:i
Section
A
Moose
21,
Home
Oil,
Jensen
of
the
Burns-
Chuck
various
committees
chosen
at
2C.
Sport
Shop
19,
CNRA
One
19,
!
Wagon
Show
with
a
possible
en-
the
meeting.
,Manson's
19,
Rupert
Butchers
17,,
gagement
litter
in
U;
year.
W.
F.
Stone
presided
at
the
iAfj
r
w
u
It
sn:
siiruwiown.
Mrs.
Mrs.'
11.
11.
Kei-
KeiJ
"'.y
"
.
.
i
Information
remrJinff
the
1
meeting
in
tne
absence
of
Dr.
'
Thorn
Sh.'et
Metal
IB.
cooks
t
points
and
enabled
Mr.
h
lo
take
a
two
point
'louuh,
jewellers
16,
P.R.
Amusements
8,1
i
standincs
over
the'
Mrs
B
Rkaimcrui.
Mrs
T
Mi-'Hot
Shots
6,
Bulger's
3,
Bud's
J.,
roller
skatinu
vas
uresfnted
bv
i
R-
-
Large
and
members
of
the
Mr.
Stirn
and.
nrnvlnsr
to
he
student
Council
of
the
High
Willi.
Hay.
Miss
r.iuiruil
Section
B
Firemen
21,
Short
Nelcn.
M
M'Mire,
Mrs
T.
CI,
Iiateman.
Mm.
N
Will-
Circuits
20,
Jaycees
18,
Para-mounls
16,
CNRA
Two
15,
ley
Market
14,
Northwest
Const.
son.
Mi
11.
Melx.nalcl.
Mrs.
C
What-
1947
Plymouth
Sedan
1950
Austin
Sedan
1949
Chevrolet
Sedan
1950
Studebaker
5-passcnger
Coupe
1948
Ford
Panel
f
a-ton
1937
Lincoln
Coupe
1941
Chevrolet
Coupe
1910
Plyn-.
Hith
Sedan
i
man.
VAriiiiu
BArKEP
I
satisfactory,
was
passed
on
to
School
who
were
Introduced
by
.
ithe
board
of
directors
tor
their
;
Mr
stirn
were
Ren
Ingram,
I
i
final
approval.
Don
Martinusen,
and
Paul
An-;
The
Variety
Concert
held
trbi.
j
jointly
with
the
Symphony
Or-
,
ichestra
and
the
Little
Theatre;
A
half
billion
dollars
is
cur-i
j
was
very
satisfactory
financially.
rently
being
spent
to
double
i
I!
11,
Royal
Fish
11.
Kai
n
Indus-
Spr.res-
Mrs
George
Cook,
Mrs.
A
Kt
1
1
U
D
Vance.
Mrs
John
a.
Maeimai:i.
tries
9,
Canadian
Ler;ior.
1
Mis.
.'Krre
LeRoss.
Mrs
A.
E
Smith.!
.Mrs.
Thomas
Parkin.
Mrs.
John
Me-;
MIXED
LEAGl'E
1
lieod.
Mrs.
t'
Quast,
Mrs.
K.
llowlter.
;
M
.
.
:i,v
t
Boston
Bruins.
i
ey
Scores
I
National
4
New
York
1.
-if
ic
Coast
I.
Sa.skatoon
5.
if
New
Westminster
11
tn
International
6
Nelson
2.
iOkanacan
9,
Pcnticton
3.
I
Square
Dancing
on
alternate
Canada's
production
jf
alum-!
MrU
Cli.
L'1..U
ILI.,..
I
.!
Orn
&"
mtAITI
1
Mrs!
Trevor
john.Mon
and
Mrs
h
plav,
Jack
Sedgwick,
of
Daffy
!
nights
with
public
dances
to
be
inum.
n
a
i
Dribblers,
knocked
over
highi
'
Waluljuuer
I
.
Pacific
Milk
dds
extra
I
flavor
end
nourishment
to
t
recipes.
f
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
BUT
B.C.
fKUUUUIS
unbelievable
foot
ease
and
walking
comfort
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
217
SKET
IJZZES
single
score
with
241,
also
taking
high
three
with
B37.
I.aura
f-raham,
of
Kaydettes,
bowled
VH
for
the
ladies'
high,
while
Marly
Olson,
of
Hot
Shots,
took
high
three
honors
with
40.
Hot
shots
were
top
team
bowlers
with
an
S(i0
single
and
total
of
2,36?.
Season
s
high
single
scores
are
still
held
by
Hal
Windt
of
Daffy
Dribb.Jrs,
and
Joe
Long,
of
Hot
Shots,
each
with
298.
High
averages
of
205
and
201
are
held
by
Windt
and
Jack
'.Veise
respectively.
for
the
first
time
this
season
e
tie.
game
was
bowled
in
tills
league,
when
Daffy
Inibbi-'rs
equalled
Kayettes
766.
Tie
breaker
was
taken
by
the
Dribblers.
Results
Kaydettes
1.
Daffy
illation
of
circum-id
just
bad
luck
has
ftrince
R'.ipcit
Basket-it
ion
this
season
in
k.npts
to
attract
good
itais
to
play
the
local
?his
has
resulted
in
r
a
as
'7
Syfsco
f
'
.
t
...for
regular
spare-Hme
Naval
training.
..full
naval
pay
for
time
spent.
Now
is
the
time!
fit-
I
.
1
It
IV
I
I
little
opportunity
to
1
.Dribblers
3.
Nunels
1.
Dingbats
3,
hoi
Shots
1,
Screwballs
3.
Standings
Daffy
Dribblers
12,
Hot
Shot.-
11.
Kaydettes
7,
Nun-c'e
t,
Screwballs
6,
Dingbats
6.
pi
i
t
fans
to
sec
the
fiengcrs
in
action,
fs
were
licre
but
ar-4
for
appearances
of
Globe
Trotterettrs,
n
All-Stars,
and
the
Mohawks
have
all
Siih.
FO
fUU
PAHTICUUtS
ON
HOW
VOU
CN
fNJOV
THE
ADVANMGfS
OF
H.C.N.(lt)
TRAINING,
APPlf
TO:
NAVAl
RECRUITING
OFFICER
your
arches
on
a
,fcioud-$oft
i
i
.
.'
cushion
Canada's
defence
production
for
1951
included
one
million
pair
of
wool
socks.
n
N
j
i!
B-ir
d
11
!
iiaa
i.
III!,
J
Ami
i
ft.
Hone
!
.
k.,
.
(his
f
.Hi'
h
m
M
ft
0
1
.,
ill
s
-1
"-
nirl-r-
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM,
PRINCE
RUPERT
PHONE:
526
of
spongy
foam
r
u
b
b
f
N
J4
FLYING
hook
shot
by
Rainmakers'
Norm
Sat
her
was
caught
by
the
Daliy
NVws
cameraman
at
the
Senior
League
semi-final
playoffs
between
the
students
and
CCC
300.
Students
lost
the
two-game
series
after
an
all-out
try.
V,
st
of
this
"bad
luck."
fauy
Angus
Macphee,
j
i
k
of
response
from
!
basketball
circle.
!
4'nciican
teams
will1
y
can
get
their
ex-
j
pt
it,
but
a
couple,
of
I
won't
do
it.
They.
k
on
playing
several
1
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tercnt
places
fairly
I
"In
r.
Alaskan
circuit
'
ad
to
visitors
this
:
sji
Macphee.
i
.
ii
new
all-star
team
by
Ketchikan
Eagles
!
Otiiucnts
to
be
here
j
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that,
too,
has
c
wayside.
The
Alas-
't
get
the
transpor-1
'
tentatively
arranged.
on
a
private
boat
6n
it
while
in
Prince
i
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ti
have
cut
travel-i
xtremely.
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was
:
tin.
flu't
get
the
boat,
i
I
'-all
off
the
deal
al!
Duracleamng
Troubles!
Only
One
Room
To
Rent
and
Ten
Replies
To
Her
Advertisement.
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r
e
c
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m-mended
b
y
Canada's
leading
fur-nitiue
and
dept.
stores.
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There's
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Complete
Insurance
coverage
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Lloyd's
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London.
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v.
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f"t.
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a
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California
Mohawk
,
lying
the
team
could
jH
north
this
veni-
Carpetings,
Twists,
Orientals
and
Feil
your
orct.
.
.
.
(est
tJ.vme
,
.
.
ond
look
divine.
I
too.
Th
nearest
tiling
to
Hooting
on
clouds.
Spring
spong.
loam
rubber
cushions
I
your
foot
Item
to!.
0
he.l
with
on
txlro
spong.
rubb.r
'lulling
could
be
ob-
1
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area
outside
of
trt.
'
forts
will
be
made
wkan
and
Metlakatla
Her
the
Juneau
Gold
j
ft'ament
and
before!
Fine
Upholstery
x
"?ave
for
Penticton,
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under
your
orch.
No,
bulging
leet.
No
mon
imped
feet.
Gtov.
soft
iers
sr.
so
ll.nible,
yet.
heir
trimness
as
long
as
sr
Ih.m.
Actually
mat.
(Our
loot
0
smooth
s.?
smaller.
SALE
on
at
Fashion
Footwear
.
.
.
and
I'm
glad
you
want
to
go
in,
dear,
because
there
really
are
some
extraordinary
values."
Children's
Slippers
99c
Women's
Shoes
1.95
2.95
"d
4.95
Men's
Shoes
6.95
Fashion
Footwear
certainly
should
J
the
team
which
will
Vie
provincial
Senior
Jnship
for
the
city
l,,',-iSWaia,
may
now
be
safely
cleaned
and
revived
with
consideration
for
their
life
and
textures
Duracleanlng
restores
resilience
to
wool
fibres
Pile
unmats
and
rises
Colors
revive
.
Furnishings
are
Dura-cleaned
ln
your
home
No
inconvenience
in
having
them
gone
Also
mothproofed,
If
desired
Phone
Green
328
A
World-wide
Service
D.
J.
Duradeaners
Number
of
Times
.'.
Enclosed
Please
Find
(3c
per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25;
cost,
'5c.
Six
insertions
for
pnee
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
50c)
Add
futir
words
if
bo
number
required
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Name
Address
Phone
No
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
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1233
Water
St.
Trinee
Rupert,
B.C.
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