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Wednesday, February 20, 1963

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death notires, $3.00 per insertion.
Birth notices 1 00 per insertion,

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tently of our advertisers who wish
to remala anonymous, We regret
that we are beund not to dtisctose
Tdentlties lovelved, Please dao not
ask staff members for this Infor-
mation,

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COMING EVENTS

United Cc hur c h ‘Rummare Sale,
February 23rd.

Girl Guide

 

As: social ion Tea,

tf February 23, T, gion Tall.

Hospital Auxilis ry Coffee Par-
arch 1.

to
Bus Terminal,

Rummage Sale. March 1, 2

Fdward

 

7th Street,

Presbyterian Runimiage Sale
March 2nd.

‘Anglican Bake Sale, NBC.

Power, M: wre h 2.

Facey 5 Hall Te a 1. March 6th.

Pan

“Ame rie: an ‘Champs Rum-

mnAee: Sale sponsored by Swim
“lib, Mareh & and 9, Civie Cen-
re,

Leaion Auxiliary Annual ban-

 

quet, March 24th.
C.W.L. St. Patrieks's ‘Tea Mareh
16

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_M: id Hatter s Tea, Mareh 27th.

~ Rim rave Sale
Hall, M: aren th.

 

An nunciation

“April sth,

Runnin: ae i ue,

1. Coming Events
of osbyterian Easter Tea, April

 

Legion Auxiliary Spring Sale,
April 11th.

_ Sonja Bake Sale, April 13.
WOTM
24.

 

Spring Bazaar, Apr 7

 

Rotary Club Anniversary Cab-
aret, April 27th.

13.

 

Personal

A T T E NT | O N-
CARS, PATRONS

Patrons of the annual C.ARS.
Bluebird Ball are requested to
contact Mitchell’s Flower Shop
or Mr. Gordon Collins at Miller
Bay Hospital for tekets for Fri-
day's annua! ball. Music ag usual]
by THE HARTLEY BAY FIVE
with FRAN DOWIE, T.V. and
radio comedian as featured en-
tertainer.

 

(36) ,

TO contact “Alcoholics ~ Anony-
mous, write Box 343. Mects
every Friday Civic Centre, 8 p.m.

ALL those interested in good pos- |

itive government attend the!
Liberal nomination meeting at’
the Civic Centre, February 23, at
2:30 p.m. 128)

 

 

 

p.m. Sunday, Friendship House.
Phone 6371.

14, Business Personal

 

FULLER Brush Products. Phone!

5412, 45)

 

ELECTROLOX
Sales & Service. Phone 2778.
1718 Second Avenve West.

COMPLETE fnouse sewers,
laying, hookups.

Phone 3761. (tf)!

‘AT. DEANE" 58 the. spec! ic ial for the

week ending February 23rd is
any men's or Indies’ 2 or 3-piece
suits for only $1.60. Phone 28
(37)

| (MIRACLEAN | bleach. - Phone 2539

 

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY |-

VW ht the

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Ahiontisei

HARRY MOSTAD

Last year, Harry Mostad
felt that since Prince Rupert
is the fishing capital of
Canada we should have at
least one fish market.

At his store on 4th St., he
is new selling halibut, salmon,
crabs, shrimp, etc. He intends
to stock all fresh fish in sea-
son.

Harry has been
Prince Rupert for
years and = attended
here,

Hvine in
over 20
seheal

 

Quick service and satisfact

below,

 

gressive businessmen and concerns listing their services

ion is stressed by the pro-

 

 

AGCOUNTING

S. WILSON

Accounting & Business
Consultant

No, 4 - 435 W. ded Ave.
' Prinee Rupert
P.O, Box 455 — Phone 3211

APPLIANCES
S & S STORES LTD.

FISH MARKETS
For Fresh Fish Call

HARRY’S
Fish Market
POR -~ 4th St. Phone 4002

SURVEYORS

lan C. MacDonald
B.C, LAND SURVEYOR

 

 

Westinghouse Headquarters

Washers - Dryers - Appliances
: Iasy ‘Terms

337 - 3rd Ave. W. — 5434

CONTRACTORS

GREER & BRIDDEN
LIMITED

BUILDERS and
> CONTRACTORS

he Ist Ave. W. Phone 5241

M, J. Saunders
General Contractor

Conerete Buxements A shleowatls
Ciavel & Comment Dedhvered
epades ef wih bines

Phone 5417 1207 Water St.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE

Domestic, Commercial,
Industrial Wiring
Eatinites Free
N.B.C. POWER CO. LTD.

Phones (2h, ila
BO, Bax san

 

 

 

ren oto to]

The Oly Trict ene

Dial 3647

Phone 2022, Prince Rupert
Y.O, Box 1095
Lavelle Ave. Terrace, B. C.
“Tt I. REYNOLDS |
B.C. Land Surveyor
Box 138, Terrace, BC,
Viking 3 - 5522

Or Prince Rupert 2082

TAXI
19 TAXE CO. LED,

2188
24 Hour Serylee
Alviine Limousine
Agents for ILO, Airlines

PHONE 5302
(21 - 8rd Ave. West
UPHOLSTERING

NORTHWAY UPHOLSTERY
EXPERTS IN
CARPETING - DRAPERY
CUSTOM - FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERY

WHA Meltride Street
Phone 10

‘Where is Your
Business ?

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A.A. Friendship Group meets 9 >

J. Rumberg.!

14, Business Personal

FREE
| WEEK TRIAL

ona

FORD PHILCO TV SET

Dial 2300 or call in at
PARKER’S
FORD CENTRE

Fully Modern
Service Department
(tf)

EWALD BECKER, BUILDING &
CONTRACTING LTD., N.H.A,
approved, for financing details
and free estimates phone 2945.
(50)

WATKINS Products. J. Hennes-

 

 

 

 

 

sy. Phone 4741. (55)
15. Found

SMAL L black cat with white
; throat and paw marking, in
| Section 2. Phone 5845. (37)

| 20. Help Wanred-—Female

APPL IC ‘ATIONS” are invited for

the position of commercial
elerk at CFPR. Minimum work-
inv’ experience three years. Phone
P16) for appa mnttient. (36)

21, Salesmen and 1 Agents

\

! SELL RAWLEIGH PODUCTS
' Start on Credit without ex-
fperience, Full and part time dist-
Hricts uvailable. Write Rawleigh’s

 

Dept. AAI62, 589 Henry Ave.
Winniper 2, Man (h)
28, Furniture For Sale
HOUSEHOLD furniture. Apply
2067 Graham, (38)
i 32 FOR SALE — MISC.
THREE piece ehes ‘terfield suite.
Phone 4101 after 5:00 p.m. (36)
TWIN Tneey for sale, like new.
Phone HGS, (37)

Ou, stove, buffet. mantle and

dresser, Phone 2028. (38)
CONTINENTAL bed, full _ size.
Phone 2976. (36)

29"

 

MeClary clectri¢e ‘stove. ‘four
burners, neek-in oven, 714 cu.
ft. Eelvinator fridec. Phone 6381.
Do (38)

LOTT reofing material. Phone
472

-3 bien oe

THREF piece bedroom suite, like
new. Phone 5668. (38)
COMPLETE movie outfit with ex-
_thas. one Hollywood bed. Phone
G2, 138)

ONE alto ‘Saxanhone, one violin.
Phone 3703 after 5:00 p.m. (40)

USED fridao:

 

 

used washer: 9 x
12 ru. like new: 7 piece din-
petite, like new. Very reasonable.
'Phone 6541. (38)
“THREE picce chesterfield, green
and wine, 2 tone green 9 x 7
i rpet. Phone 3984. (38)
| 338. Pets

| REGISTERED Ger man shepherd,
female, 2 yeors, with papers,
Phone 6838 after six, (40)

 

 

 

34 Wanted, Mise.
CASIT for SCFAD, | “copper, brass,
lead, batteries, radiators, Dial
6128. Call 630 Gth Ave, West. oh)
35, Boats & Engines |
3N TEP, Johnson motor, phone
A805 after 5:00 pun, (36)
Ww, Rooms For Rent
ONE clean He ht ‘housekeeping
room, sinele person only apnly,
wy sth Bast (37)
ROOM tor. rent, Phone 8070, (37)
HOVSERIEEPING room. Phane
PTO8, (38):

]

LIGUT housekeepi ne room, Lady
preferred, Phene 220 ar Baad,
(9B)

rentloman only,
(36)

Suites for Rent a

 

'ROOM for rent,
; Phone 29s,

139A,

For Rent
One Bedroom Suites
in new

|
|
| CIIFFSIDE
APARTMENTS

Phone S608 or 36382
(43)
TWO) ran) furnished suite, 1003
| pth Ines

an
40

; HOMES FOR SALE

SIX bedroan hase on corner ‘lot,
large living, reom, Mimpus
roomy, full cement basement, ar.
fomnutie oll heat, close ta Booth
Behold, Phone a7 or Wadd, (30)

142, Wantud to Rone |
KAR AGH. Any.

Jwention,
; Vabat (dub a? after 4: 40,
$25.00 REWARD
|| Mor information leading — to
rentine stfitnable 3 to 4 hedroan
home. Phone § ITY. (38)

wo bertraany house or suite,
|. Phone O80, (4())

“be tein mtneener mpnege: cee,

| ‘Advertising in The Nows

 

 

Phone
(36)

 

 

J esis

 

Brings Quick Rosults

 

1 IMMACULATE,

(39) ,

-fOfflclay hing been sentenced te

a7. Automobiles
1960 Deluxe
Vauxhall Station Wagon for
economy and service, new rear
end and battery. Vancouver
priced for quitk sale. Phone 638t
(386)

AUTO PARTS. ‘Cars | now being

scrapped, ’64 Hillman, '53 Mer-
cury, ’51 Fraser, Buicks, Cadillac,
Packard, Plymouths, Pontiac,
Studebaker, Austin Vauxhall. 4,
6 and 8-cylinder engines avail-
able, Phone 5258. Write Box 283,
‘Prince Rupert. (36)

1955 PLYMOUTH, ‘Belvedere, au-
tomatic, radio, heater. Phone
4128. (37)

1956 Blue Sedan delivery. Phone
4126. (37)

1958 AUSTIN. Phone 3738 after
5:00. (38)

1954 FORD 1%-ton pick-up. Ph.
4503 after 5:00 p.m. (37)

1962 FORD Fairlane, new con-
dition. Phone 6444. (39)

1962 GALAXIE 500, fully eauip-
ped, 2600 miles, bargain. Phone
2570 after 5:00 p.m. (40)

5] CHRYSLER. Phone 5618 after
6: 00 p.m.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WILL TRADE 1951 GMC pick- wt)
with all new clutch, rear end,
emergency, brake, fuel pump and

valve grind for any kind of
Volkswagen in decent shane.
Phone 5324. (38)

 

1951 INTERNATIONAL  34-ton

pick-up, motor in very good
condition, 4 new tires, laree box.
What offers? Apply Art Nicker-
son, South Hazelton, B.C. Phone
131 Ww. 138)

Legal Notices

LAND ACT. ;
of Jntention to Appsy
to Lease Foreshore
In the Land Recereding District of
Prince Rupert and situated on the
south east shore of Casey Cove. Digby
Island. Ranye 5, Coast District.
Take notiee that Genres R. Me-
Lean and Wm, J. H. Deane, occupa-
tions both commercial fishermen, ine
tenel to apply for oa lease of the fol-
lowine described foreshore
Comemneing at a post nlanted an
the west corner af Lot vo, Subdiv-
isfon part of DI. 1993. Range §. Coast
District. Plan 944. thence north enst
for 15 chains follewine hieh water:
thence north west for 19) ebains:
thence south west for 18 ehaine
thence south east for 10 chains ana
containing 10 acres more op jees, for
the purpose of access ta Lat fen for
the storaee and renair of fishine cear
George Ro MeLean and
Wm. J. 1. Deane.
February 20th, 1962
if

Notice

20, 27.

RADIO CFPR

1240 Kilooveles
Wednesday

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PM.

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7:00—CBC News: Roundup;
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7:30—Assignment

7:50-—Can. Schools Curling
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§:00—Pierro Lunaire
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7:07—Second Call to Breakfast
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2:26--Interlude

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Offlelal Ta Re Shat
MOCOW (Routers) ---. A Bovicl

he shot for taking bribes worth
O30 rubles (about $a7s0 the
Boviet news agency Tas re-
ported today. If said NJ, Yer-
romov, former head of a. sup-
ply depot at Gorki, enst ot Mose
cow took bribes fron trae dvd
vers hoe employed at egal blah

 

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PF CDE CC SERS COTS ERTS www

 

” Toda y’s Stocks
Courtesy 8. y Jonnston Co. Lta
Poreccorccrccccereieeterctreeces

VANCOUVER MINES
Bethlehem Copper .... .... 2.88
Bralorne occ ce 6.20 |
Canadian Colleries .... ... 7.65 |
Friday Mines wou. ooo 10 |
Dolly Varden woe ccccccen 70
Giant Mascot voces .69
GYANdUe wae. cesses 3.55
Midwest Copper ..... ...... 111%
National Exploration ...., .04
New Indian Mines wu... 12 |
Northwest Ventures ........ 14
Quatsino Copper ....... 91%
Sheep Creek o.oo. 1.15}
Silhak Premier ou... .... 33
Silver Standard ... ..0....... 25
Skeena Silver oo. uo... O07 |
Trojan Consolidated 07 |
Torwest we cece 161% |

OILS
C.& Be oo. 20.25 |
Home Oil “A” 12.35
Pacific Pete woe. 11.85
Peace River Pete .... ..., 231%
Trans Canada Pipe .... .... 25.15 |
Van Tor Oils _... 16

TORONTO & MONTREAL |

Canada Tungsten

Canadian Chemircal .......
(38) | Columbia Cellulose .... ...

'Cassiar Asbestcs
Consol. Discovery
Consol. Smelters
Conwest ww.
East Sullivan

Giant Yellowknife
Little Long Lac .
Lorado

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Noranda
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2ttured both men’s high single and

‘Federico Borboa,

 

ON THE
ALLEYS

Women’s “A” League
Ellen Fitzgerald of Annettcs
capturea high single rolling 278.
High three went to Inge Kies-
man of Granby who totalled 689.
Team high single was won by
Annettes who threw 1021 pins.

Granby captured team high
three counting 2757 totals.
Results
McLean & Rudderham 4, Shop
Easy 0

Granby 4, Greenhorns 0
New Laurel 4, Twisters 0
PRF Cr. Union 3, Dibbs 1
Stars 3, Hard Hats 1
Annettes 3,
Women’s “B” League
Odd Balls rolled totals of 850
and 2400 pins to capture team
high single and high three.
High single was won by Drue
Jonasen of Co-op as she rolled

 

Rae Krischke of Odd _ Balls
snaffled high three with a total

Results
Ketas 4, White Caps 0
Beatniks 4, Babcock 0
Odd Balis 4, Co-op 0
Big Sisters 3, Rebekahs 1
Fashion Footwear 3. Alley Cats
1 .
Union Maids 2, Shenton’s 2
Mixed Ten Pin League

Jake DceWagd of Jakes cap-

 

high three with totals of 209
and 507 pins.

Women’s high single and high !

 

GOREN ON BRIDGE

 

  
   

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BY CHARLES HW. GOREN [well as one ia hearts, ‘to aro

[e 1963: By The Chicago Tribune} appearances, then, his contract. ee

Mast-West vulnerable, Ieas{) would binge on picking up the Ct ne

deals, trump suit without loss. Hegre:

NORTIL could try to split the suit two.

AK942 two. ar, if bis first spade lead: -”

O32 drepped either the queen or" 7.5

OQIS52 Jack, he might have the option«2"

hAQR of finessing against the othe Raven

West FAST honor. wie Be
AQT AG Rather then subject himself
URGE YQWST to a guess immediately, South

OK Oo NWISGE decided to postpone his trumpe omg oe

HIIOIGS wae play for the time pein, After “3, i:

SOUTH winning the first lead with %-;

AALOSTS North's queen oof clubs, ba
VATS played a small diamond from
O73 the dummy at trick two. This
BwKSZ isa bit unorthodox, for the nor-
The bidding: rmal pracedure is to lead
Fast South West = North ‘toward henors instead of away
Pass 1A Pass 3A -from-them. Declarer was in an
Pass 44 Pass Pass [experimental frame of mind,
Pass however, and the. results of his
Opening lead: Jack of & little maneuver were far reach-

An imaginative declarer can
sometimes seemingly manufac. '
ture tricks from right out of
the atmosphere. An apparently
open and shut hand can be de-

_ veloped in a highly unexpected
manner by an adroit bit of ma-
neuy ering. Observe South's tech-
nique in bringing home what | return,

 

ast

him,

no

ing to say
wus afraid that South
was trying to sneak in the king
;Of diamonds, and he went up
Unfortunately for
West was obliged to pro-
‘duce the king on the trick and
the defense collapsed.

with the ace,

the Jeast.

WwW,

appeared to be an unmakable :held the declar er to four,

contract in todays’ han

Against the four spade con-
tract, West opened the jack of . regained

. clubs.

spread, declarer

d.

A heart
would still have
but

| Has st chose to give his partner

‘a diamond ruff.
the

When

lead, he-

. South
drew
When the dummy was!trump and discarded two
saw that he'hearts on the queen and Jack

would be unable to avoid los- cf diamonds to score an over-
ing two tricks in diamonds as: trick.

 

MONTREAL :() —The big plunge ;ilton,
, by
,Canadian college draft has rais-
/ed

Montreal Alouettes

eyebrows among

three games was won by Betty football observers here.

Dahl of Radio Cabs as she threw |
188 and 494.
Team high single and team,
high three went to the Jakes— |
867 and 2304 pins respectively.

 

Last Night’s Fights

New “York — Gil Diaz, 151.)
Puerto Rico, outpointed Vincent
Shomo, 146!., New York. 8.

San Diego, Calif. Ernie
Caudras. 139, San Diego, stopped
138. Mexico. .

8.

Los Angeles .p— Tevel Holman,
154, San Dieso. calif.. stopped :
Eddie Pace, 153!,, Honolulu, 7

The Als scooped up 19 players, background ‘of no more
‘in the weeknd grabfest at Ham-

in

informed :

the |pack wh

-“Redmen

o couldn't

and

including a pint-sized full-
crack
lineup of the McGill University
a tackle with @

the

than

three games with the same team.

 

 

BINGO

Annunciation Hall

THURSDAY — & p.m.

$400.00 in prizes

 

 

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