Knnce
Kuperi
uuiiy
inkvvJ
Wednesday.
January
16,
1952
the
WQRLD
of
SPOUT
Ocean
Falls
Students
to
n
It.
.
Re-open
School
Rivalry
"'fiA
Parents
Scarcer?
The
old
inter-high
rivalry
in
basketball
prowess
I
Iks
Take
First
Loss
in
Tough
Fight
U..n
TWU
M
.si
u:"t.
cu,
lui-uun
-
A
snonage
ol
...v,,..
u.uiwi
mii
Odium
ana
ucean
i
-Mums
and
Dads'
i
nwrvino
Falls
has
started
up
again
and
first
action
between
!
ch'M
welfare
societies
and
gov-the
two
teams
will
be
seen
here
January
30
and
P1
crnm(-nt
officials.
Ci
&
13.
KI.KS
42
iiMiKKKN
47;
iviKKc
iiants
25
'
when
the
paper
town
students
visit
Prince
Paipert.
uiiun
a
K'jvenimeni
scneme,
prr.-.ons
willing
to
look
after
children
committed
to
govern-
Cvic
Centre
Competition
roller
Rink
Jn
Dog
Derby
BKAVr.US
15,
MAPLE
LEAES
i
j
An
added
attraction
will
give
.
.
,
,
,
,,
,
-ii
fans
tr-!
firsl
opportunity
this
In
as
close
a
contest
as
basketball
fans
will
ever
season
to
see
girls
in
action
on
about
$800"
to
finance
the
Bo-
ment
care
receive
a
small
wane
V4
i
wBmmi
f
1
HWll
Me-Hi
trip,
says
Mathews.
and
a
14-week
training
course
oa
nr.
un,r
Miirt
f"!niv1r.n
,f,
A
nflm-ttfm
hiut
nio-hr
pVfil
I
hocp
court
A
select
high
oi
uuems
win
support
the
cm
so
lew
applications
arc
....
..w.l
nl
"v"
J
.-,
-
-
sdl0()1
t
wUI
mee,
another
)
He
I'r
show
as
much
as
possible,
but
being
received
that
one
of
nine
we
can't
do
it
alone
and
sure
training
centres
set
up
under
the
I'll
tiM
iimmit
Annual
meeting
unaWA
o
A
record
entry
uui
a
tnm-puim
w
in
uvit
rirs
iui
me
mjj
rcmui
cin
;
seieci
town
squad
picKea
lrom
I
of
26
contestants
their
.
sichts
it'
r-..
i
e
-
o
i.i
At
t
past
iurLs
basketball
teams
here.
I
hope
to
ring
in
a
good
adult
I
p!"
n
being
closed.
.11
Hems
ui
impui
lance
aim,.d
.
lhe
Q
Cnall(,n,,e
v
"s-
v.
.vys
ajks
mauit
ws,
su-aiu-iii
attendance
"
The
foster-parents
are
ivauir-
i'niu-e
i
'i
Rupert
citizens
will
xronhv
und
sr
nun
in
nriyea
..
This
second
of
a
twin
senior
Strand.
Forbes,
Morri-
learner,
organizer
oi
me
special
series
and
coach
of
Hi-Greens.
In.-
anemia
of
the
annual
j
wm
comp,.te
tnjs
year
In
the
100P
fixture
was
practically
a-
nell
2,
son
4.
Meanwhile,
posters
are
being
!
ed
to
provide
a
sense
of
home
lile
marie
nn
u-hifh
iHH
nnrtrrav
nif.
i
tnr
rirnhiinu
unH
hil.lmM
i!
meeting
oi
tne
civic
,t,ilv,
,,,
mn-miu.
itm.-
tight
all
through
the
game
si
-Ford
6,
Webber
7
Hi
-Green
Team
to
the
visitors
will
'
play
lure
o
all
memben,
botnjnvt'.rd
!
to
the
country's
cue
Association
January
24.
uomii
dog
derby,
reb.
7,
g,
u,
.
."
1
.
...
!
KrLstmanson
3.
Penoii
8.
Rhodes
be
made
up
mostly
of
Hi-Green
;,,
Tikt
.;:
:.
broken
and
neglected
fi
1
'aim
luri
most
oil
the
list.
rtnnsilrl
r.l
dcrhv
ch:iirmn
m
unu
iwn
puillis
limn
uir
i'i:J
,
....
,
,
,.,
i,
,.".,i.
......
v...
-,
.
"
"
aic
U.n-ctor
Jack
SUrn.
it
tlieiof
lhe
Ottawa
Junior
Board
of
uI
.
,U,e.
llrL?rt,!,rA
".T1
ti'
Shm
nkrd
8.
iinkeV
3.
i
makers'
if
Aoces.arv.savs
Math-
,L..
f,
1
s,n"ns
A
v
i
hv
inembeis
oi
exnen-,
t...u
u
1,1.1,
ik
,..
score
was
za-zo
wun
inu
c:ks
"
-
-
"
iv..n..-i.ra
mm
m
ue
avanaore
at
the
Civic
Centre
as
usual.
'liistal
n,r.(i(.'u
United'
ahead.
j
Merchants
Mar
arlane
10.
i
-
.1
...
t
t
.....
.-...,iiinn..m
a
new
o
maple
nr.
n
I
D
".
"
...
that
',l
..L"
,Q
..
Stale
'
al
Flater,
,nd
HolkesUd
of
O
&
1
Erickson
3,
Jcfferics,
'
Leighlon
1
For
a
return
bout
with
Ocean
I
'ii
..........
'
K"-""-
w...
...hw
iK.h
MflntfLkh
Mnrlin
7.
Waters,
talis
lcal
Ktuftenie
nnd
hir-Inrl-
T
i
.s'KUUIlg.
.siv.i.iii,.
netitltin
netiTHin
fur
fnr
t:an;ifiiun
!nrl!iflii.n
fii'iviU
mivfiv
"
'""
uivmcu
JJ
-
.
.
imii
but
for
Elks,
Don
i
bcdtswlcK,
Bron,
.
Wing.
me
a
gins'
team,
win
travel
to
l.-iw
hcen
ri'Clim
ttleodcfi
I
wh
n
h:iun
litnm.H
himio
M'innivra
pflillts
each
1.CNLON
(CP)
A
toy
museum
is
being
opened
here
for
the
lirst
time.
Collectors
all
over
th
p.iimtry
will
contribute
tovs
ol
the
nasi
fiom
Britain
and
othei
countries.
CCC
300
-
Dumas
9,
Marshall
.
Ocean
Fails,
leaving
rcbruary
14.
..
i,....r
i.f
rtlrector.
ti,
tw,
want
ai
i,..,,t
in
Scherk
carried
the
,oau
with
13
Hockey
Scores
viiH'ed
of
Its
siicce.s
in
Ij.S.
teams
will
enter
the
event.
poinU
and
was
high
man
for
'
22,
Thompson
11,
Hill
8.
Hogti'i
;
The
games
arc
organized
to
t
lie
game.
2,
Gardner,
Ratchford
7.
promote
competition
and
friend-
I
'
i..
..
i
in
...
iiutj
i
UTIII'i-
'I
L'
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
skating
will
oiler
'both
tinn
and
wholesome
activ-
vming
people
wlio
fiiut
no
Rainmakers
Morrison
4,
ly
relations
with
the
paper
town
Young
5,
T.Ut
3,
Ciccone,
WaUon
and
to
give
intermediate
stu-7,
SathSr
2,
Nickerson
4,
Simon-
dent-
the
opportunity
to
travel,
son
15,
Letourneau
8,
McKay.
,
Mathews,
along
with
the
spon-,
Gordon
&
Anderson
llolke-
soring
student.'''
council,
hopes
to
I
33'
3-mile
heals.
-The
course
starls
on
the
frozen
Rideau
11
wasn't
so
much
the
high
Cnnal
in
the
heart
of
the
capital,
Pd
but
the
dogged,
dctermln-
1
cuts
ihroui'.h
the
citv
and
l.mus
fd
s!
niggle
which
saw
most
men
t,i
io
in
the
evenings."
rnss-cnnntrv
In
n
sniitlierlv
iinrl
heavily
lired
at
the
end.
Bi!l
n
St
,Jt
jM-i.
j-r
Aii-.tt.
.cr?
stad
15.
'
Pierce
6,
Flaten
15,
Currie
2,
'attract
a
hot
of
fans
to
these'
Boulter,
Kristmanson
sanies.
-
-
i
I
south-westerly
direction
before
"Monk''
Sunbeig
suffered
a
mil)
ij7'j':')j'&&
National
Toronto
1,
Boston
0.
American
Pittsburgh
3.
Cleveland
1.
Paeifie
Coast
Victoria
4,
Vancouver
fi.
Calgary
1,
Saskatoon
3.
Western
International
Nelson
6.
Trail
2.
Okanaean
Kamloops
4,
Vernon
3.
swinging
back
to
the
.startllig
'wisieo
aiiKie
in
tne
secono
itue
plans
include,
first,
i.iti
.n
of
a
new
floor
in
the
quarter
but
Coach
Alex
Bill
al
2,
Hcbb
3.
Elks
D.
Scherk
18,
S.
j
"I''s
not
so
much
good
basket-'
SchCI'K
h'll!
hut
lh-.
Knirit
nf
tht
vnnr
'
II'
iriuin.
Adjoining
kitchen
lowed
him
on
the
court
again
equipped
with
locker-
point.
Heading
lhe
Canadian
competitors
is
Emile
MarU-1,
48-year-old
lean,
six-foot
Loretteville.
in
the
last
few
minutes
of
play.!?1
''
which
the
fans
will-see,"
claims
"
"".-'a
,
run
InmrmcrtliHn
pftnph
"AnH
be
used
to
ili.pen.se
.skald
i
toe
libre-wheel
type
a!
having
been
donated
nated
to
to
Qu(
''-.
""'''
'
a
five-point
lead
to
within
one
."'"
now
that
no
organized
women's
bis
dogs
across
the
finish
line
individual
player
high
scoring
would
be
int
a
Up
Q
&
A
hvM
m,
baiikptball
is
'
plaved
here.
entre.
and
more
a.sed.
schools
will
with
a
combined
winning
time
of
honors
but
all
team
membera
t(.nadims,
to
hold
tne
leali.
woul.l
nine
hours,
one
minute
and
11
i
played
solid
ball.
For
the
Met-
"
"
'
.
'
utsiile
seconds.
!ltt
w,Ni
I
chants.
MacFarlane
scored
high
1'inovable
guard
rail
travelling
expenses
Joe
Louis
In
Golf
Tourney
iced
around
the
out.
from
the
nther's
.
visit
Tt.
uill
tnke
The
strangest
part
about
our
business
is
that
the
less
workmanship
you
can
see,
the
better
the
job
was
done!
That's
why
we're
so
proud
of
the
cars
that
cruise
out
of
our
shop
with
fcha
"brand
new"
look
even
though
they
may
have
been
in
serious
acc'dents.
Remember
this
number
if
in
need:
GREEN
217
In
the
first
senior
bill,
CCC
.
....
ill
Li
p
ii
M'l
in
mil
ill.
U'
T
i
I
inin'E
-
....
.
with
10
points.
nt
the
Hour
to
protect
theL
Manei,
runner-up
in
iu:o,
win
300
walked
away
from
Rainmak
f
and
to
give
spectators
ani
be
out
to
gain
permanent
pos-
ers
with
11
'
1
points
'..
to
'
finish
59
,.atiiiB
room.
!
session
of
the
trophy.
To
do
this
T
1
,
,,
,.
J
Jl'MOK
-
j
Beavers
snugged
a
five-point:
win'
from
Maple
Leafs
in
the
Junior
fixture,
giving
Mah
of
the
mi
hulirs
WOllld
include
a
n
Hrlwa
rfrlu.r
tYiiiut
finiol,
flMih
fit-ct
fircl
Ihrita
lhr.l
TO'
"nillK
ICIIUI!
maiMUU
Willi
Local
Rink
For
Smithers
22
oints
and
RatchIord
as
Piay
.
i
noon
.session
a
week
and
years
running.
I
i.in.niiKr
vivi-inns
itttev
.
i,
-i
maKPr,
SAN
DIEGO
Former
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion
Joe
Louis
will
be
an
"invitation"
entry
in
the
San
Diego
open
winners
a
high
of
seven,
in
the
1
n
"li'1""""
is.i..j.
rriiiuuj
Liit.-
iiitjvtL
iiuiiut;iuit.N
and
appropriate
lighting
threat
from
the
fj.S.
Is
big
Bill
'
"
"u,p
V
"
7
i
:XOtC-
01
i3"iU'-
nwn
ana
be
.supplied.
Special
art-
shearri
a
furllure
dealer
from
"
B
.1"c
"-.
I
Morrison
uea
wun
lour
poinui
each
for
the
Leafs.
i
amateur
golf
championship
Mackenzie's
rink,
repre-
nament
commencing
here
Frince
Rupert
Curling
day.
pin
es
would
he
East
Jaffrev.
N
H.
He
will
hit
the
,
"
"
I
rail
with
11
highly-trained
Si-
!
INTERMEDIATE
i
SCORING
members.
i
I
n,
I....-
Vn
.n
TV....V.
I,.
1
.
ri
I
J
i.
i
i
Superior
Auto
Service
I
It
I
ISIM.
game
saw
ot,clB
imiiainuw.
iay.iiM,
i
iuo.
leaves
r
riuay
to
compete
in
Merchants
Haudeaschild
2,
.M.
Tanaka
2,
tie
Smithers
bonspiel,
and
fourj
MASS
BATHING
bcrian
huskies.
Shearer
last
The
intermediate
year
finished
In
the
runner-up
Hi-Green
clean
up
l.
NaKaisu,
M.
NaKatsu,
Mat-
cirlers
hope
to
"sweep
'em
clean.
"i
Three
thousand
persons
at
the
spot,
one
minute.
29
seconds
be-
I
"
"
.
!
Limited
'turn
oi
policy
as
to
sell-lvi-rtuing
to
local
tor
display
on
.skirts
of
hind
Martel.
,
races.
He
has
amazed
spectators
Other
members
of
the
U.S.
!
fr
the
last
two
years
with
his
suba,
Mah
7,
Morven,
Christen-
r.ink
r
composed
of
Neely
Moore,
same
time
could
be
accommoriat-
ten
4,
Peder.sen.
,
Wally
Jennings
and
Roy
Collin-
ed
in
the
Dioclethian
Baths,
the
Maple
Leafs
Forward,
Shen-
son.
skipped,
of
course,
by
Mack-
largest
of.
tha
ancient
Roman
ton
4,
Mat-Kay,
Stewart,
Par-
enzie.
public
baths.
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
217
in
the
main
gymnas-
o
has
been
relayed
by
"'"'K',''t
uioe
ur.
noianu
i
Urelsss
efforts,
finishing
the
labl
ieeutive
to
the
genercl
"""am
1
race
Z7
seconds
out
ol
tne
money
;
!
.
1(4
ford,
both
of
Deersfield.
Mass..
,
jn
seventh
place.
!
the
last
Bi"
Bcllet
etc.
Helena,
Mont
and
j
up)
l.
was
projKised
at
Milltary
rWarly
te
shaping
,
i,
n
nrf,ii(i.,i
Frank
rind
Dexter
Sears;
of
Lak'si...
K,,'
tih
TGte
most
DCuupllI0,MD3
RJKl
f
if
I
i
even
lie
for
the
Civic
I'1"''",
States
Air
Force
and
the
Cana-I
t
I
KI
T
TRACK
RI'.f'OKIJ
j
dian
Army.
A
dog
team
from
the
PNf
ltlS(Lllt
j
Dr.
Belford,
who
finished
in
USAF.
stationed
at
Goose
Bay,!
fi
.st.nnviil
pre-ent
an
out-
Mh
place
In
the
1951
aerby,
,;'.
Mi,
nd
ask
aonroval
of
form-
set
a
truck
record
ill
the
final
j
"amnion,
mas;..,
iui
un
r
,
b"
Sr'V-
ln!Plal
training
along
the
New
oral
rh
of
lhe
run.
He
ran
the
course
M
CM
I
i1
F
ne
An
2::24
and
was
presented
with
TXk
t.-;
Lettei,
have
gone
out
to
ZVnne
or.unUatlons
explaining
a't'n'A,gent,ne
ambassador
of
Labrador
re-
i
nn
purebnA
on
and
0eiutiori
of
such
to
Canada.
,
v
ai
rt
Mi
.
Stu
n
.says
lie
will
A
newcomer
to
Canada,
Tat
trtewr
I
Wilfred
Lepine,
1950
sled
dog
i-
'
'ill
"
ODinions
"plmo,w
on
on
this
tl"s
Duval,
president
of
the
New
.,.u.
nHPR,e(1
n.
Association.
kiig.
who
finished
fifth
in
last
of
the
chief
years
race,
will
aeain
bring,
his
ta
i
itie.s
and
added
will
rank
as
one
I
hounds
to
contest
the
event
j
..
m
bring
more
mem-
contenders.
He
has
been
r?Cing
.
4
to
the
Centre.
Without
s:.
d
dogs
since
1929
and
has
won
.
mmaHM
mm
mmami
,m
f
is
there
Is
no
Centre,1'
many
important
races
in
tne
t
ie
director,
whn
lists
nres-
!
United
States.
'Wings
ever
the
Interior'
nbersliip
at
1J00
but
feels
!
A
husband
and
wife
combina-.stiuuld
be
many
more.
:tion
will
come
from
Manitoba.
ro,ram
of
entertainment
I
Laird
Ouellette-
38-year-old
CNR
the
meeting
is
being
ar-
'fireman
from
The
Pas,
who
fin-1
bv
A.
P
Crawley,
execu-
1
lshrd
fourth
last
year
after
win-icmber,
and
Mr.
SUrn.
:
nlng
the
Maratnon
Derby
at
The
Pas,
and
his
wife,
will
both
enter
LONG-LASTING
,
teams,
e
lesUer
goods
made
bv
:
Oldest
man
to
try
the
gruell-icient
I'tvpiians
have
sur-
ing
lest
this
year
is
Antonio
the
(eniiuir.s
in
.is
Rood
Gigticre
of
Lorettevllle.
'72-yesr-in
as
when
first
made.
old
veteran
of
more
than
150
There
have
been
many
slarlling
developments
in
modern
weapons
J
even
talk
of
push-hiillon
warfare
but
despite
all
of
this
the
lAF.WTRYM
AN
continues
Io
be
the
most
important
man
in
our
defence
forces.
Today,
lhe
Canadian
Infantry
Soldier
is
one
of
lhe
most
highly
trained
men
in
our
Armv.
He
is
master
of
nninv
weapons.
ical
Cove
Rink
Nearly
lie
is
lough.
He
has
built
a
reputation
llial
i
second
lo
none
Io
Terrace
da:!y
To
Prince
George
and
Intermediate
Points
Three
Days
Weekly
To
Kitimat
and
Kemano
Daily
Except
Fridays
from
TERRACE
8.C
LTD.
Crawford
Moore,
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Terrace
Phone
Black
907
Phone
133
Ready;
May
Be
in
Use
By
End
of
January
More
young
men
are
needed
right
away
to
swell
lhe
ranks
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Infantry
Corps.
The
job
is
not
an
easy
one.
You
havd
lo
be
good
lo
make
lhe
grade
as
the
most
important
man
in
the
Canadian
Army
lhe
INFANTRYMAN.
TO
INUST
YOU
MUST:
I.
Volunteer
to
serve
anywhere.
2.
Bel
7
to
40
(Tradesmen
to
45).
1
3.
Meet
Army
requirements.
Wli
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
still
hopes
that
there
i
lie
curlinjr
uric
skating
on
the
artificial
ice
rink
j
hich
it
has
been
working
assiduously
during
re-
j
weeks.
President
Necly
Moore
is
optimistic.
'
liP
ninp
fe
in
nfiur
nnH
Is
'
;
it-
pressure
tests.
These
j
might
remain
on
the
job
at
.the
led.
the
pipe
will
be
low-
rink
untu
u
is
-seen
uuuSi,
it
the
trestles
and
covered!
completion.
uiii.
"
""''..
Apply
to
the
nearest
Recruiting
Depot:
No.
1
1
Personnel
Depot,
4050
West
4th
Avenue,
Vancouver,
B.C.
"time,
the
refrigeration
Ladies'
Shoes
FREE!
listen
fo
"Voice
of
lhe
Army"
7uesday
ond
Thursday
evenings
Dominion
Network.
2
FOR
4
"m
nearby
B.C.
Packers
wage
plant
is
being
in-'
1
from
both
ends.
laid
and
refrigeration
m
finished,
the
rink
"
'''ady
to
flood
and
then
lu"S
awaited
Ice.
Mime,
the
club
members
ill
being
urged
to
keep
?
out
with
all
the
help
o
to
finish
up
structural
""
the
building,
enthusiasm
of
Mr.
Moore
i
'Parent
yesterday
when
he
of
foregoing
a
trip
to
the
y
Valley
Bonspiel
at
rs
this
week-end
so
he
&P)
eS-"!"
ALE
',,
I(4
l)ON
i(PThe
Duke
of
Ed-
,.,l'llJU'h,
Visitinir
IKo
Trf
v.
if
Exchange,
asked
a
stream
ri
.fof
tfiinical
questions,
evidently
if
""B
lor
the
Australiun
Fashion
Footwear
"h
Princess
Elizabeth.
An
1
wid
"He
must
have
been
ome
fairly
intensive
study
i
"W
a
Brent
riAol
nko..t
STONE
BUILDING
"
l"c
li.duslry."