K-
"
young.
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THE
r
OP
THE
ESTATE
tSerJm
28)
Order
of
Adry
trator
of
the
..ira
ii
t?
ft
Inst
ho
r
r
a
p-.,p
.
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verified,
to
1
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dav
of
Dec-
W'
.
....
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claims
l."
d
v
.ihout
reierencj
f
.
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n
I
then
had
i--.
indebted
to
the,
-rri
to
pay
w
mtj'lndebtedness
to.
ma
.
.i
r.t
nrtnber.
roiirn
FORBES.
WW"
.
.
i
'
Pr;-,
Rupert
U.C.
crpREME
COURT
OF
A
.UTTER
OP
THA
.niTTnN
ACT"
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np
TiiJ?
E3XATE.
MICE
that
oy
Order
i
t
e
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wmrv
(1
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'
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t
Prlr.:e
Rupert.
B.C..
thla
Gi
n
Fraser
l-orneg,
Cf'l.
sl
Admlnutrator,
P..
:t
E'.ipc.'t
D.C
inni
rftflmi
fur
liprr
urenc
i
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.wh.
in
Tha
T1
1
w
the
sa
d
rii.v,
.
t
'r
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rnn.nmntiA
-nil
uiiri
ant
ii
ni
v.
a
8P1I
K
I
va-
.
"
W
IIS
mamkara
Qrf
i
-'""mption
on
the
Club
aim
tha
lhl
J7th.
day'
of
October.
on
mLimnn
i.ROBATE
i&deceaW,
LRtKIIT5,EiTAll!i
.
i
1
ftn
rn
V.a
rn
a
i.
An
in.
.
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'e
oFtA.
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of,
Leo
mvn.
--
uuDert.
ari
d
1.
l'ed
on
or
about
-tv.'
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AUmief
i
...
ol
th:
!4uea,
to
pas
the
"14
ait
w
""WW
to
me.
W
n
.
Estatti,
are
mil
l
TTlLli
in.
tirri
"cinnn.
-
....
i
hiu.
uu
ui
!
bwn
"
or
which
I
MocS.RVPr,na.thi.
Ofil-'SER
FORRBE3.
frlnc.
nce
r'TAtlmlhtstrator,;
Rupert,
B.C.
(263)
3'
.AlpxJJiHX
Coaching
of
Basketball
at
.Booth
Memorial
High
School
Alex
Bill
started
coaching
foas-
oi
the
i
EktauJketiall
at
Booth
Memorial
High
in
1942,
From
1942
to
1945
h?
t,
i
jm..-
All
I;11U11D
.1
1
I
T1
r
-
'rt
eiuu
are
ic-
"
basketball
only,
-
':-.:
amount
of
their
but,
during
the
1945-1946
season
,
t
r.s
fortbwltn
ana
r.r...
'
calm-
against,
,
.ts
ars
required
to
lllo,
lis
K'.la
t
J
ol
noveroqer.
it
K'.iw"
regard
only,
to
;i
wfcii
a
I
shall,
have
w
to
The,
jp&
-Basket...
he
was
given
also
the
Job
of
biding
up
boy
basketball
lij
the
school.
At
the
finish
of
ithat
season
his
High
Schocl
boys'
team
came,
second
in
the
,Clty,
League
after
a
close
playoff
series
with
the.
Savoys,
but
th$y
won
the
Northern.
British
Columbia
High
School
Championship"
and,
for
the
first
lime,
a
Rupert
High
School
won
from
Ketfljikan
High
School.
Last
season
his
High
School
.
.
xt
i
nnvs
TP.im
mina
n
nnipnn
a
rpr
Tprem
will
take
a
lot
to
break.
They
...s
known
a
Kori-
won
the.
Senior
Championship
.
....
.
l
"nta
r.n
fnfllon
......
Qu
charlotte"";'"-
1
,J
V.
..Ulillia,
yuuil
vv
.
vtis
-i
'
L:BieF.Ve
Ts)0'
chWPiohlp
and,
th-?y
":f
DU'.r!::t
Lot
Seven
wercrated,
one
Cf
th
tp
four
it
Prir.:
Rupert
Land
jHoh
School
teams
In
B,
C.
dur.-.
fcumbifor'VS
ne
ie
High
School
tournament
.
i
or
by,
the
txjuie.
al.
New.
Westminster.
'
me
prcmsie
or.
'
Vfljlle
the
boy
were
making
nth
day
of
October.
4hese
records.
BllVs.JIjeh
School
HERALD
GRAY
Applicant.
375)
riE
COCOT
OP
npr
!BATE
siiiUX)l
OTHERWISE
'
r
ARIO
ROI1ALDO
OK
CaXED,
INTESTATE
CI
i-u
by
Orrier
ct
'WO.
Fulton.
Local
i
w
j
on
the
22nd
(263)
i-iWUOR
ACT"
.:3n
26)
1
Application
Jor
a
fluli
Mrrnrp
nAt.
the
-
BUWUNQ
CLU11
""oca
to
aDDlv
to'
Vhe
!
-
uuura
ior
a
niuti
mPI
ot
PmUe
situ-
I
"1
Third
Aun.
M7.it
i,
10cs
34'
Section
i,
elrls
team
was.
not
Idle.
They
lost
only
two,
game
last
season
and
won
their
third
straight
rJty
champlorsh'p
under
him.
The'Tir'1?
also
travelled
to
Tel-kwa
during
the
Easter
holidays
where
,th,ey
won
thre
JsttaJghL
To.
sum
hp
Bill's
coaching,
rerlcd,at
the.locaj
High
School
and
two.
Northern
B.
Q.
School.
Championship?.
Last-year
was
a
bumper
year
fcr
winning
championships
fpr
Bill.
His
girls
and
boys
High
School
teams
copped
-basketball
fc;-a
I
haii,
have
been-champipnshins
and,
on
the
i
October.
A
n'
ioi?
'
"""-.ai
Administrator,
"lnce
Rupert,
B.C.
sirengii
ol
mis.
ne
was
given
the
Job
of
managing
the
Savny
baseball
learn.
As
every
local
COP
BOTTLED
BSSR
C
.
0
.
D
PHONE
654
25cPERDOZ.
R4ID,
for
EMPTIES
riease
have
them,
ready
when
the
driver
calls.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
.
t-ft
it
.'
SAVOY
EOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Cbone.37
P.O.
Box
544
FRASER
STREET
Prince,
Rupert
credit
for
winning
to
being
as
scciated
with
good
ball
pkysrs.
9;3Q
Dance.
Orch.
10:00
CBC
News
iq:iq
B.
a
News
10:15
Dance
Orchestra
1Q;30
Dal
Richards
Orch.
ll:0Q
Weather,
and,
Sjgn
Off
SATURDAY
AM
7:30
Muslcaj
v'locs.
3i0Q
CBC
News
8:15
Pick
of
the.
Hits
8!30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
9:15
Records.
at
Random
9:30
Music
Makers
9:45
Melodies
for
Juniors
10:00
T:me
Signal
10.01
Band
Stand
,.
10:15World
Cimrch
News
10:30
Musical
Program
10:45
CBC
News
,10:55
Weather
Forecast
11:00
This
Week
In
Music
11:30
Weather
Forecast
.11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
11
-45
personal
Album
the
quality
blaaei
in
me
lowprica
nmi
Fit
your
double-eage
razor.
MINORA
BUDtS
AISO
FtMiUtJ
ADANACS
ARE
QOIKG
OYER
NEW
WESTMIN8TER.
The
New
Westminster
Adanacs,
1947
Dominion
lacrosse,
champions,
will
go
to
the
Olympics
to
meet
a
British
team,
it
Is
announced.
SHORT
SPORT
ly
should..cast
an
eye
over
pleas
antries,
exchanged,
by
Tom
(Cal-
Lgary;
Albertan)
Moqre
and,
Lori-
mer
Le.tftbrjcJgQ
Herald)
ren-
,wick.
The
banter
began
when
Moqre,
expressed
.the
opinion
that
.the
Western
Canada
Senior
Hockey
League
was
almost
.
of
National
League
calibre;
Calgary
spe't
fan
knows,
the
Savoys
I
Stampeders
looked
like.
a.
better
won
the
city
baseJJall
champion-
I
club
than
Chicago
Black
Hawks
ship.
j
and,
in
Stamp'livery,
Max
Bent-
EU1
has
been
quite
modest
j
ley
wouldn't
"stand
out
like
a
about
his
work
and
gives
tha
'
sore
thump"
as
he
does
with
the
Hawks,
Snapped
Lorlmer:
"Utter
non-
They
do
the
playing.
I
do
the
sense.
Going
a
bit
too
far."
This
wfltphlnir
nnrt
hnllprlnc"
-
-r
This
year.
Bill
turned
over
the
High.
School
Girls"'
basketball
learn,
annual
city
baskeiUjallj
champs,
t0
experienced
coaching
of
Allan
Hurst,
n&w
Hli?h
School
principal
Ner-theless.
Bill
figures
in
on
another
championship
this
season
with,
either
the
jil?h
Schsol
boys
team
In
the
Intermedial;
League
or
with
Brownw,Qods.
of
HmlUy
01:.'
12f()KI)ocvl.
(Subject
to
chanff.
FRIDAY
P.M.
4:00
Ed
McCurcy
irngs
4;15r-Stock.
Quotations
4
:3p
Especially
Fpr
You,
4:45
S"l'e.e,py
Time
Story
Teller,
5;00r-trlns
Stylings
5;30t-Mus1c
by
Sammy,
Kaye
5:45
Community
Calendar
6:C0
The
Mask
of
Beauty
6;30
Three
Suns
and
a
Star
6:40
Recorded
Int
6:45
Recorded
Int.
7:00
CBC
.News
7:15
CBC
News.
Rpupdup,
7;30
Evening
Concert
8:00
One-night
Stand
from
1942
to
the
end
of-
lasti
R-annnstnn.
Pons
season's
play,
his
girls'
-tf
ams
i
o-oo-Muslc.
From
the
Pacific
ad
1947.
aoDomtedlhave
on
three,
city.chainpiqn-'
j
Cumbia.
who
died
bovs.
whom
he
took
oyer
during
tb.
CltT
of
Prln
UU-
UlC
4"J-"
Mt
'
.
l
.
-
i
ntnw.htn
-T
the
amount
cf,
their.
m'
t
irthwjth
and
all
.
CAiai.
against,'
the
required
to
file
thpm
:.rlbutinn
nrlll
he
r-a
onlv
to
auch
High
drove
Tom
to
research
work.
From
Calgary's
Senior
Service
League
of
1944-45.
Max
Bentley
moved,
to
the
National
League,
to.
become
Its
most
valuable
player
and
leading
scorer,
he
aid.
Eddie
.Slowinskl
went
to
New.
York
Rangers,
Alex
Kaleta
to
Chicago,
During
the
last
three
seasons,
seven
of
the
remaining
eight
of
the
service
league's
top
12,
became
members
of
Calgary.
'
'
m
"v-jStarnpeders
at
some
time.
I
"When
three-quarters
of
the
APnr.
,.
p.,
.
I
top
dozen
players
In
a
league
of
It-K'K
V.
t
nnl;u.n
i
l
.
.
1.
one
o(
the
few
others
immedi
ately
becomes
such
an
outstand
ing
N.H.L.
star
as
Max
Bentley.
the
team
that
got
the
eight
players
not
only
must
be
a
great
club,
but
the
league
in
which
ltj
plays.
rnust
be
a
great
circuit,"
said
Thomas.
"A
third-rate
loop?"
he
queried
Indignantly.
"Nerts!
ItJ
can.look,
that
way
only
to
third-rate,
experts."
Back
came.
Lorimer:
"We
are
not
a
bit
annoyed
with
our
old
pal
Tem.
From
now
on
we-
are
f
going
to,
agree
wiin
mm
wnoie-
heartedly
in
everything
sensible
he
says.
.
.
.
We
are
even
going
j
to
agree
that
the
N.HI.
Is
noi
stronger,
than
the
W.Q.S.H.L,
and
that
fellows
like
Bentley,
:
Apps,
Richard,
Bouchard,
Lach,
'
Durnan,
Jack
Stewart
and
Brim-se,y.
would
be
no
more
outstand-;
ing
In
the
west
than
they
are'
right
now
in
the
east."
In
sign
of
unruffled
good
humor,
Lorimer.
added:
"We
know!
that
It
Is
difficult
to
argue
sen-;
sfbly
with
men
like
Tom,
who
have
had
so
much
experience
watching
N.H.L.
teams
In
action,
'
passing
with
big
t!me
ooerators
like
Bill
ToMn
and
neeklng
furtively,
into
teacups.
So
from
now
,
on
'we're
going
to
keep,
away
from
that
sledgehammer
of
;
his."
CQWLEY,
Middlesex,
Eng.,
O)
The
dog
"with
"most
soulful
eyes"
and
the
one
which,
"could
wag
his
tall
fastest"
received
prizes
In
a
local
fete.
ro,
See
the
piEs
I
ad
this
week.
and
SA
Vlr
ON
SHA
VES
WITH
Meckllng
C256)
MINORA
BLADES
fZt
,,:,Lr
entt
chaves
with
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IN
UK
A
blades
VC
mmiwpi.i
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'
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LI
J
TL
Canada
I
tavourile
double-Mg
economy
oiaaei.
iney
is
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Si
Winter
Games
of
Olympics
By
JACK
SULLIVAN
Cniiwlliiii
Fic.-i
;
stuTf'
Writer
LONDON,
U
Set
on
makipg
,the
.fifth,
winter
Olympiad
at
St.
Morltz
the
best
yet,
the
Swiss
Olympic
organizing
.committee
is
thrashing
out
Its
problems
with
railway,
hotel
and
government
officials.
Tq.date.
20
countries
.have
entered
the
various
events
ranging
Anyone
doubting
that
western
'
from
hockey
and
figure-skatins
Canada
takes
its
hockey
serious-1'
to
skiing
and
bobsleighing.
An
estimated
COO
to
1,000
athletes
are
expected
fpr.
the
opening
on
January
3Q,
and
this
total
will.be
swollen
to
roany
times
that
nurnber
by
officials
of
the.
various
sports,
federations
and
visitors.
.
One
of
the.
major
problems
Is
hotel
accommodation
there
are
1,000
beds
less
now
than
in
1928,
the
last
time
the
games
.were
held
at
St.
Moritz
but
hotel
managements
have
promised
to
do
everything
possible.
One
230-bed-
hotel
has
been
set
aside
for
newspaper
men,
radio
commentators
and
technicians.
So
far
10
countries,
including
I
Canada,
have
entered
hockey
teams.
The
number
of
nations
In
the
figure-skating
competitions
is
not
known
but
officials
said
they
expect
about
30
entries
in,
the
women's
division
single
and
rain
and
16
In
the
m.n's
division.
The
program,
recently
Issued
PRINO
RUPERT
Suspension
of
Chisox
."Manager
CHICAGO
CP)rr-Leslie,Mjr
O-Connpr,
general
manager,
ot.ths
American
League's
Qhi.ca,go
WhJte.Spx,,
yesterday
said
he,
had
b,een.
suspended
by
Qoinmissioner
A.
B.
(Happy)
Chandler.
,He
reported
he
had
beej.
suspended
fpr
faijure.to
pay,
a
iine.for
violating,
rules
in
.connection
with
the
signing
of
a,
High
School
player.
by
.the
organizing
committee,
hpws
.that
boskex
games,
will
lead,
off
each
day's
events
with
exception
of
February
0,
and
8
Vjhen
skiing
tajkes.
oyer,
No.
1
SPQt,
In
the
.
activities.
After
brief
opening
day
ce,re-.
monies
hpekey
games
will,
be
played,
on,
three
ppenralr
rinks
at
10.
a.m.
and
again,
thp
same
day
at
2.
p.m.
Jariuarv
31-FJb-.
ruar.V
7,
Inqluslye,
ma,tphes
wlllj
Atari
at
a,a,m.
andi
on,
reoruary
8,
wlndup
of
.the
Olympics,
,the
games,
vlll
be.
playpd
at
10
a.m.
ar-d
2
p.m.
Schedule
fpr
,the
fjgurcrskat-ln
competition
Is:
Febniary
2,
10
a,m.
Womer)
apd
me.n,
imposed
figures.
February
3,
10
a:n.
Women
j
and.
nje,n,
imposed
figures.
February
4,
10,
a.rn.
Women,
Jr.ee.
figures.
Februarv
6,
H
a,m.-r-Palrs.
Special
Olympic
stamps;will
be
issued
t6
maak
the,,
games.
LONDON,
An
adjustable
chair,
providing
30
different
positions
Is
beinr
built
here.
By
s!lght
pressure
on
a
small
panel
arranged
In
both
arm
supports
the
chair
can
be
made
to
tilt
(backward
or
forward
and
the
seat
will
slide
In
any
direction.
Company
Limited
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Ormes
Drugs
The
Pioneer
Druggists
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
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RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.;
Chrysler
Parts
and
Service
Depot
.
We.
specialize
in
rebuilding
Chrysler
Marine
and
Industrial
Engines.
Complete
Automotive
Repair
Service,
(or
air
makes
of
cars
and
trucks.
Call
on
us
for
your
CHRYSLER
ENGINEERED
PARTS
and
ACCESSORIES.
Out-of-town
orders
given
special
attention.
Corner
Second
and
Park
Avenues
PHONE
5G6
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
For
That
Rarty
...
PARAMOUNT
CAFE
at
Port
Edward.
B.C.
CHOPSUEY
CUOW
7:00
am.
to
11:00
p-m.
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FAMOUS
F!SH
PRODUCTS
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Produced
and
Processed
by
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
MOTORISTS
Here
is
a
service
that
you
have
been
waiting
for
.
.
.
TIRE
VULCANIZING
We
have
just
installed
Prince
Rupert's
first
tire
vulcanizing'
machine
and
offer
you
a
prompt
and
efficient
tire
vulcanizing
service.
ALF
STEINERT,
who
Is
In
charge
of
our
tire
department,
will
be
pleased
to
explain
this
new
service,
and
advise
you
about
any
of
your
tire
problems.
:
Prompt
attention
given
to
ou;-oi-town
orders.
Bob
Parker
Limited
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
P.O.
Box
38
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
For
Your
Eating
Pleasure
B
roadway
Cafe
(Formerly
Boston
Cafe)
THE
BEST
FOOD
FINEST
COOKING
TO?
SERVICE
BANQUET
HALL
FOR
LUNCHEONS,
DINNERS.
AND
AFTERNOQN
TEAS
ft'
Chinese
Dishes
"TAKE
OUT1
Hours:
7
A.M.
V,l:30
Ail.
j
Chow
Mein
Chop
Suey
ORDERS
ANY
TIME
PHONE
20d