Southbank on Saturday

‘home in their car,

1 Our. little Cocker
presented us
eight pups:on Tuesday. This is
the. ‘largest ‘litter .of- cockers: we

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SCOUTS ROBERT GREEN AND BRUCE JONNSTONE are pictured with Scouters

“Thursday, night following the dinner. held .in their honor in the Prince Rupert Banquet room.

oo The special banquet was held by the. Prince Rupert Boy Scout association to bestow, con-

_ pratulations to the’ two Scouts who received their Queen Scout certificates. from: Lieutenant-
Governor of. British Columbia, Frank M, Ross“ at a special ceremony at Government. House,
- April 21, Pictnred from left ‘to right back row are. Richard. Cameron,.. Frank Hoy, . Lloyd

‘Bowman, David: Ridsdale,’ Rabert Green,
Currie and Dennis Light. Front row: left: to

Bruce J ohnstone,
right are

Mrs. oO. BR. Green, Carl Wilson and | ‘William Bisset,

Rev. Ivan 'S. Gamble,
_ William. - - Donaldson, Edwin Sorge,
Staff Photo by Ken. Specht.

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" PRANCOIS LAKE—Two ‘fam-

‘jlies-of Natives who live south of

Francois Lake started fighting at
; night.
Then one family started off for
so the other
family waited a while before fol-
lowing. Not far from Grassy=

plains they found that the first
: Gar had been left across the road

to stop the other one. Two bul-

lets. ‘went into one car but did not

also. several ‘rocks.
of me second car

monthly ‘meeting in. the
gh-Neave home on Thursday
afternoon. -There was a home-
baking sale:to help finances. A
Colonial: Lady quilt made by the
Ladies’ won second prize in the
Salada competition.
Lady Buzz
‘with a litter of

have’ ever had, ..The average is

oe : Winnie Anderson has started
school here. this week; and

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seths. As the Andersons live 22
miles down the lake the children
have been taking correspondence
but Margaret is finding helping
four children as well as her own
work on the ranch rather’ too
much for her. Winnie is in
Grade 6 and is well up with her
grade work, .
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“Mr. and Mrs. Bill Logan and
Billy, ,Vanderford drove up from
Santiago, California and are
staying. in’: Lawrence Loveseth’s
cottage at: the Mill Bay. Billy is
going to Burns Lake sefiool, Mr.
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‘farm here and. are looking ‘at
several in the district.
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* Arvid Mattson is busy fencing
on his farm at Southbank pre-
paratory to moving his mink here
next fall. He likes Prince Rupert
and says that the climate is.per-
fect for ‘raising mink, but. with
the town growing so fast he can-~
not raise mink. where he is living
much longer:
: bh ob :

The Bill. Harrisons have an-
other‘ grandson; Darry! William,
born to Jackie and Willard Horst
at Fort St. John... ~

“| a a

A few showers were “welcome
and the grass is coming along
quickly but we need a real good
rain to get down to the roots of
things.

"Hugh has ‘been horse trading
again:. Since losing our: Pet we
are short.a small horse for the
children .who stay | in our. cot-
tages'in the summer. Our ‘buck-
skin: mare was: lovely ‘and quiet
but. too tall -for:the children’ to

‘for a pretty little black mare
“Beauty” and” ‘her yearling: colt
“Flicka” who is; 2 ‘palomino,”..)

- The two: were’ out. all winter
fending for themselves and are
terribly poor and have not lost
their: coats. yet, “SO look very
shaggy. and thin, and ~ we. are
rather. dshamed: for - ‘anyone to
see animals in such | poor condi-
tion in our corral. The mare‘is
“very. quiet and. ‘used to children,
but the colt had not been halter-
broke and -threw herself when

behind the car. We have only
had her a few days.and she is
beautifully behaved now. . Hugh
made her a little halter and has
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‘oats and. hay, and she seems to

be steadily eating all the time.
She leads well and enjoys being
curried. and combed: When she
is led to the Jake to drink little
Mark rides ‘on her. He is only
three so is. not loo heavy for her
to carry.

No increase
ia telephones

“There has been no increase in
the number of phones installed
for the period ending .May 2,
telephone superintendent A. E.
Janes disclosed ‘in ‘his bi-
monthly. report today.

To date there are 3,981 which }|.

is a net increase of two. phones
from. the last report..

During the two week period the
telephone company installed. 23
phones, transferred four, ‘moyed
22, and took’ out 21.000

Linesmen cleared 36 line. ‘and
instrument: troubles. and two
cable’, troubles as. well. -as.. closing:

up cable openings on: Fourth Av—|*

enue West, 1800: block Bighth:Av-
enue ' East and. on. the. Mount
Hays: ‘Cable.

~ A.new. messenger has been. in-
stalled and made. ready.-for.pull-
ing a new 100 pair cable on First
Avenue West. -This cable. will-in-
crease the size.of-the feeding line
for Cow Bay by 50 pairs.

The’ switchman’ is now-in the
process of-cleaning and adjusting
all switches in the central office

and. superintendent Janes re-|

ported that inside and outside
plant troubles have been fairly
light “enabling us, to keep well
up on our current work. orders.”

Janes will attend the In-
dependent Telephone. convention,
to be held in Portland, ‘dune 16,
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in entertainment: world —

: ye By BOB THOMAS
“HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Roger Pugmire, a hand-

some giant, faced a bright future in

Obviously he needed a new

In this era of Rips, Rocks and
Tabs, he was offered these
choices: Tank Smith, Silver
Sloan, Sparks Rebel, Boot Hill,
Bolt Action, Red Rock, Levi Scot,
Joshua Tree and Judd Butte.

“The one that killed me was
suggested by someone at MGM:
Box Canyon,” said Roger. “I
zouldn’t stand any of them, so I
took my mother’s name, Torre-
30n, and shortened it to Torrey.”

Just a year out of Pocatello,
Idaho, Roger Torrey seems on
the road to success. He is 22 and
stands six feet, five inches. He
told rather wonderingly of the
things that. ‘happened to him re-
cently. ;

“They gay that ‘Hollywood - is
supposed. to’ be a. tough town,” he
said, “but everybody has . been
nice to me here. -I’ ve, gotten help
wherever I: turned:” ye
NO MOTEL FOR. H™

Roger . left “home - to. find out
what he wanted to do in life. .He
knew one thing:’He didn’t want
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then heard that towering Jim
Arness needed a double for tele-
vision’s Gunsmoke.

“Jim and I hit it off well right
from the start,-and he took an
interest in my well- -being. He has
been a great help in guiding my

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career.” :

Roger was born and reared in
Pocatello, and his forebears were
Mormon pioneers in Idaho, __

And what do- real westerners
think of today’ s TV horse operas?

“They like some. of - them; ‘and
so do I,” he answered. “But
some of the others ... . I don’t
see why the hero always has. to
be a law officer. And I don’t
agree with the way some real-life ;
figures have been played: -I’ve

talked to some of the people who) |

would know, and they. say that].
men like Wyatt Earp » and|'
Bat Masterson weren't as “good,
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