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’ NEW HAZELTON, B G.,: WEDNESDAY. JULY: 6, 1932

Smithers, Tale: “Ss Atthougt thr

' Bre Base Ball an

| Horse Racing and Other Sports at Smithers.”

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|New Hazelton —
_ School Report —

Dex Are Favorable #

-Volowing are , thé résults: of. the pro-
‘motion exathinations, held iv. New: Haz-

at Agricultural Park to witness : an.ex:

pousprship: ‘of the Native: Sons ‘of Can:

i, ada aud the Smithers: Athletic Asso.

During: the morning ae lengthy “pro:
seam ‘of field sports’ was- run ‘off, and
indging: “from: the keen -- competition
‘there is a bright future’ for the Junio.
Olympic Club now ‘beeing orginized .f
the ‘Bulkley: Valley capital. - Sev era
creditable ‘recor ‘ds. were set by: the he
school jumpers; both” boys’ ‘and with
while the: sprint.events: attracted. f
- usta lorge fields and furnished am
ber of hair tine finshes.

fhe senior. track ey ents were staged
during the afternoon,” In tite: apen 100 -
yard dash "Jiggs" Graham led a’ fleid .
oF six sprinters ty the tape, closély fol- :
lowed by Mike O'Neil and Clift War.
Nev in the order ndmed..

Ross Gowanlock of Telkwa was nev-
ey extended in the 880 yard race, fin-
ishing 18 yards ahead of Alvin Dieter
tnd Pat’ Cari, whe came in second - and
third. There: Were: seven entrants in
this event and Gowanlock ‘ took the lend

cutng sites Drevailed during the fore-
ron ideal weather was provided for
the afternoon . of. Dorninion Day, and a
crowd estimated at close to 500. was

citing ‘program: ‘of. sports | ander’ : the

“fers tenn.

and nose out their’ poutheal rivals by
much to. the disappointment ofa: large
section of the. fans. - Vie Giraud hurl-|.
eta steady ganie for the loosens until |:
the Sth when the Senior squad: un-
loosed a bur age of extra: base. hits and
forced Lewis to the mound, but. “not un- |:
tL. the damage Was: done. Oliee. ‘Warn:| ¢
er, “veteran. ‘Smithers . pitcher was ‘In
good form, and held the Dine and ‘the
White clad boys to a‘few senttered: hits’
with the exception of the seventh when
he yieldel three counters as a resuit
ot aw alk, two hits and: two errors,

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affair with: the Hazelton’ “nine Scoring
a. eusiy 17-10 victory aver the Smith-
The visitors turned. in the
best game they ‘have played ‘this year,
their batting being heavy. and consist-
uit at-all times, - Taking’ an’ ently lead
the winners hammered ed O’Neiil, youth-
“ful Sinithers: left-hander: from the box
in the fourth by scoring six ruts,” main-
_ly as the result of tatield errors. “Pope
finished the rame, but fared little bet-
ter, although he- improved. in the Inst
two frames. Both pitchers Were’ ac?
corded ragged. suport. York hurled
“a nice game for Hazelton and was ‘giv-
en wnusually good support.

The final-g ganie, was, fl heavy s coring .
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Cox wag |:

elton Clementary school, June 1932 :—
_ Possible: anarks,. 700,

‘Promoted: from ‘grade 7
Evelyn ‘Chan’ 555: Egil Sargent §42

on trial, ,
Sinith” OE,

474, Charles Bugg: a4, om. trial.
Hanor rolls-—~ hee

. Proficieney-—Fred Sait, f
| Dehortment—Lawrenee Witlan, |

- Regular Ity —Kenneth’ Smith.

ty

; Sohn Rukin, teacher

Division 2.
From grade 4 to grade 5—Sammy
Senkpiel 94, Matgaiet ‘ Greer 574, Bes-
sie Fletcher’ 547, - sEdith Bugg. be.
Esther Bugg .805,. George "Bugg 471,
Margrret Willan 470.’
: From grade:3 to grade 4—Patricia
Russell Gl4, Lavergne Senkpiel 57H
Ellen Sinith” ‘509, Robert Fletcher 475,

400... ner
From grade 2 to

arade ‘3 Betty .

to grade s—

‘Peter Smith 503, Lawrence. JWittan ab-
sent through’ illfiess; ‘promoted on “yeats
work, - ‘Catherine Smith’ 368, ‘promoted

. From grude. 6 to grade ‘Erle John-
son WT. ‘Stanley Withen 556, Renneth

Fron yrade 5 5 ta gr rade 6—Fred: Sait
609, Erie Say pent. 511, Ele, Richmond

“twith- av safe hit to- first.
; ‘follow ed and got on 2 base’ aia advan. -

Frank Walters 402, Charlie Richmond 7
{Fred Thomas, pitching for Terrace pu

—_vore

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and Usk went to bat.

with: “Moody: or 2nd and LaPlante: on’
3rd Terace. missed a sure. out when ‘AL
ger, “went to: fivat; ‘and: that. ‘started a
provession, > EaPlinte cime..home and |:
Uefore the tsk boys” finished: Moody,
Alger and Post had crossetl the plate,’
The Sbevtators were about ready to
LO home when MeKenney's boys went
td Dat. . Burnett, Wis first Inan up and
‘fhe put new heart into the ent fans’
Thomas:

ced - Burnett | and MecKetiney did th-
xine, and then Usk got rattled nnd ;

lowed ‘Burnett to go home; Thumas

lowed: right after and then Melo

took a-chnnce and arrived safely, In
the mewntime other. Terrace boys had
heen. to bat and-got on bases. and Tony
‘Hip. crosed the ‘plate like , at flash and
evened the scure, up again, L.-Thomas
Who was on third. made the home ‘plate
sufely and the- next man to bat went
out. Thus the score. was 16-15 In fay-
or-of Ternce. ;
The game started off with pep. and

the visitors away in quick order Then

Base Ball, Fiala Sports and. a van Dance .

‘And the guine stoud 11 all at the end
Sth. The teams decided to fight it out

Thomas pitch-
‘ed two out withont a score, and- then, :

hah.

AW

por the Rane - ‘Aver | overlooked: by the

other; Funners,._ been ‘
: “The track was “in Feat

local

Wakefield siahle,,, Rey riding | “North
crn Light” and “Siiser Arrow” ridde

ond with Walteer
Shiek” third.

Skelhorne’ SOM

contexted yee, ° ‘ thy

the imost poplar vletory-of the’ atter- "First,

field of seven hotses: ‘to the
whindug Jockey. awa giv en iL
tion for bor ride,

Roy Waketiela wan the rile - oper
with Goklen! Arrow,: but he was chal-!

Wite
great, Ova

riding his’ ‘orn horse. Tady,

In he thee. tuntngy, baseball Ate. for
the intdect championship at Smithers
which restuted*in the*flies” ‘heating the
Fleas by. a'G-1 score, Phe. embyro bal".
stirs went about the’ businass, of hatt-

which was surpr int, to-thely. parent: .
scattered among ‘the’ large crowd of
spectators, Mriny, of. the; fine noints

vonngsters in thelr. desire ‘to’ secure tn,
mediate . results, | but altogether the:
wane Wasa novel: ives ; fon trom the,
more serous’ eventy 0 the day, ? ot,

shape’ tee the va ane ;
three horse races.as a‘resuilt of a brisk” oe ae se

vain the day: before, and: ‘seldom hare =
turf: fang witnessed - such ' ‘keen

by Kay Wakefield: were first and see

The first. three horsey
were closely bunehked at the’ thuish and}
furnished an exciting | clininx. to'u w er: a

a “Thursday evening: at 8 o'clock for, the
The open helt mile race resulted in: purpose of considering four main -item:

qoon, when Miss “Olive ‘Evett on. Johu with the
Lapidat's “Glentanna: ‘Benuaty”- ‘led al jit agreeable,
“Phe

longed to the last by. F ranklin Stewart ;

Many aniiing sitvations: cropped Tp

Inez and fielding w ith an ‘eninestness |"

. present: zathering., data for anew book ‘Mts,
. fox the north. country. in which ‘the road DEL

outstanding. in. this respect, handing
it the outset. and. gradually’ widened

several hard svounders without 2 mis:
the ‘distance: between: ‘himeelt and the Smithers rallied in the 8th, but

cue.
‘athe: vines; of wer, e ‘tay.
overhaited.:

furnished by Mrs. Wm. Lewis and her

I in Smithers ‘dn Tecent years.
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» COMMUNITY ASSOCTA. MEETING

Saree

we:

“A reenter al meeting of the Hazelton
‘obnitnity Assovkai tion: will: be held ol

to: eonsider an “ainalzamatior
horticultural association, ic
to ‘appoint, t cominittec
‘0 Tadet Q ‘committee from the- hortion!
- tne aksdelation to work ont a. bast:
of, gnMation | next; to receive the re,
yEport tram the building committee ; ; ther
) to decide on: “what. lot to “pula the new
halky ttl fiuntly 0 elect n secretury te
LRnceced Harry Walker who - has beer
trinsferred to Kltwangi., It: looks” Uke.
at busy kession aud everyone interested
du the welfiire of the town should be
present.

fn wrirer R FROM CALIFORNIA

Aubry Boyd, 2 well known author,
necompanied by’ his, family, arrived in

stayed ‘here* ‘nti, Wednesday . morning} §
aw hen: he, nnd “hist family left for Rhpert
enroute to’ Alaskan: where they’. will put’
in a: couple of. weeks, - “My. Boyd is at |§

ta: ‘Alaaka wil! be: feutured.: Mr. ‘Boyd |

Haxeltiin took! ‘home - “the. “dueling!
hee hy winning: fram. the: Smithere
ine The ‘atier. game
wee, i hitterly+fought: ‘affalr, wand: BLY

Is am“old: ‘friend. of W.'S..- Sheriffs, al: |
though they: had not met for: rine
ven: or more? yells, and; had,
track. of. ench: other. “Me Boy ‘stored ®
Is. car in New Hazelton: and. will spend |

‘far in front. to bell 4

phe dance attracted a crowd of 250}:
competition and thrilling. finishes - a: ‘to: the town hall, Which: was ‘gaily’ de- ‘ :
was provided at Smithers: ‘on July 1 ‘corated for the ocengion, Musie was
‘he cream of’ the Valley's runniny: furnished. by a: fonr. piece orchestra:
stock was on ‘hind for the purses, ae nnd: the dance was continued . until]:
the starters ond jndges Were confront. 3.15 aun. Splendid refreshments were.
ed by large fields in all three events. -
‘The opening event,..a-helf mile for nsaistants, and everyone , voted ‘the
three yeor olds; was dominated by. thi dance one lof the most: ‘enjoyable hele

“}last respects” ‘to’ the depurted. — Inter-
ment took plnee in the [velton cenle-
‘tery. ,

caxket by Ar. and
New Haxelton on Monday. evening: nn, a

Wing,
Mrv anil Mrs, Roy. Gtiss 6. H. and ae

Sibley; Sigrid Hed. . .
' From grade 2 to -grade - 24-—Colin
Saryent Elen Fletcher, Henry Han.

* sProfieléney 5 ao
». Deportmént—Margarat. ‘Willan, a
_-Regillarity—tatth, Bugg

‘Jean Burs, ¢ teacher

Mrs. Belmont
_ Passed: Away
On Wednesday

‘Mter suffering: from aosevere illness
for several weeks Emina Belmont, wife
of Leon Belmont, passed away in the
Hazelton: ‘Hospital abont midnight on
Wednesiay, June 2)" vat the. age of 35
VOUS. The Mecesased Was . ill, at her
-home, ‘for aw eek before going to: ‘the
hospital, She Was tt native of Poland.
and, came “to Canada: fallowing. the}.
world war and about thiey, yours age |,
was. married to. Leatt ‘Belnoit, of New
Hazelton,

| Visitors, took: three ‘and - shut. Terrace
// out. The- next two: ‘iiinings Were ‘both;

on couple. | ‘more. vend: Wak: got. one. An’ the:
"| 7thy “But: ‘it Wwas-in; ‘the Sth’ when the

; self balled up in the figures. Anyway

gym of sports was-run off, as followes
othy. Vike, Dorothy Matthews,

Mets viiin,: ‘Norhert Cote, -

the Terrace Snappy Nine went to bat
and ‘scored four ruus.:-The second in-
nings wis a. blank but in the third the

blanks... “In the: Cth: errace added - a

sonROREE ERRNO
the out: fiela., ‘By the’ “way Little en:
pick them” out of. ‘the. air he. should, be:
uble. to handle the: ‘whole. field,
Lawrence Greig docesn’t.. seem. tt
mind. how: he stops. ‘them—his play or
3ud: base-ts. ‘to ston, any, From song. ‘by
He did‘ his stufe.:
Ernie Laplanie, short. atop: ‘and the:
captain for. Usk, . may“ be- short In the
legs," but ‘how: that boy can‘inake :
twinkle. What: ‘he misses, in length’
nukes up in extra revolutions we

rip
“To The N orth |

"A party of school te tenchers, two cars .
arvived in Hazelton Monday ufternoon ;
bryving motored from Vancouver. They
Were guests over night:of Rev. and Mry
Redman. They left Tuesday. afternoon.
enroute back with: stops at’ points along .
the way. The young -peeople:. “are har-
ing a whale of a time. and they . are see-
ing a part of the: province. which ther
cannot learn anything about from, thei:
geography Studies. or, . teachers, . ‘They’
report the roads ‘in ‘good shape’ all the
way, but’ from Telkwa in they ‘found
it had. been’ raining, and AO. felt that
AS: "Yet the eft: ; helt svorld
Ye vere. quite: ‘sur
prised to” tia ‘tha “thé. Anhabltants * of

visitors: gat ai ‘break: and added . three, |:
but. ‘Terrace came back ‘awith four. more
The 9th started: off with: a seore of 10-
8 to Hes (Here our reporteer, got him-

an extra Timing had to be piased)

The first game e betiv een Terrace sen
‘fors and the Sippy Nine owas, niore of
i ragged uffair, “The tinal score w as
27 to 11. At all timees the youngsters
hiud-iteluch over the Kentors, Qn

Following the first batt same 2 pro- i

Girls § and under—BHelen ‘Hipp, Dor-

way: when’ hie: joined with -.

‘this fiir: country! wate “pretty: mieh the -
game. kind” of. clothes | that, they: doin

-Vaneony er, and’ thiat~some of: ‘the folk
could: ‘uniderstand: what: they Were: ‘talk:
ing‘ about,: Tt was, quite san: ‘education:
for Terrace aud 7 for Usk boys scored; tour: and the’. Tising. generation. in
Vancouver. Rhould: reap. some: bene
from their, teachers,” ,

Oui

fae: . —

}DENRY ALLEN A VISITOR HERE

Mr. aud Mix. ‘Deunis - ‘Anieni and sor

nd: mit vughter arrived. -Mondaycnight te
spend a-few days vacation tn Hazelto~
They. have rooms over

Myros xt: OS
Jeonny Allen is one of the originals

in Prince Rupert and in the early dayy
he was -one‘of the more- popular, lays

Te héver eat. a holiday and bout: the : ;

“8

“ Boys* “ander six—Morice Cole, Bruce

Gels 9 and under—Murgaret Little, |

The late Mrs, Belmont. was’ a, 1 tiya:
type of a woman and ‘she was highly |’
respected inthe community, She was
abard worker anda capable ane, | ~
The fimeral wag held on Friday nf.
ternvon, Tuy -1, services being held in
the New Hazelton ehurel by’ Rev. a.
¥ HL. Redman and a- large number’ of |’-
the citizens - “were present :to pay thetr a

©
>’ Ploral. trftintes: were plneed on the N

ts. J Hassell Miss

:M Tadline ong ge; Mra. Sealy |

the seentora come: from*hehind. with ar
ofehth- tuning rly. ‘ta, score, four Tm,

4 wes

al, wet ‘ «
hoe thy
poUfore cel ne

i couple ‘of days ° here “one Bis ee :
from Alaska.

"Betty Dover, Libis | ‘Weymouth.

Barbara £
Downing, ¥. H. Nash. ©
Leod.

; Three legged race, boys—Rrnee Me. }

. |Hiamer and; Pearson, .

the’ ‘Jooal: boys guessing, ‘while; Arb
ch ‘all’ that

Boys 10 and under-—Edgar Cole, H.

—Givbs: 15 and under—Franels Dover,
Sher woud, Lillian. Gr ant.
Boys 15 and wider—Tony - Hipp," WW:

Three legyed race, vivls—E, Klang
nd F. Taft, My Lewellyn and: M. Me-|

mlough. and H. ‘Henderson, F,
ash and W. Downing. —_
Ww heel Harrow race-—Snilth band Cole,

He
of

> Long Junp—Free THOnAs, 17. tt. 44
nd dash; :ope — Tony :
mc) Gintions

tor afew: fo Yo had.

Pook pnd went” “over'setis’ where hi

im this district, and as" ‘he says'n
: Thomas, Wicktiel d-Kiter, | o “miich to his" ‘SOrTOW: and’ Joss.” oe

place: on June” pee

| He

alveeuy feels like 4 new. man ‘and. will , ;
be‘on its toes’ ‘when he gets ‘back to the a
const in another week.

Tete LATE MRS. CRAWFORD

New i azelton,