Wednesday,-July-23,
1947
IN
THE
SUPREME
COCJHT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
AND
'
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
MAO
DA
JACOBSEN.
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
AS
MAGDALENE
HENRIETTE
JACOBSEN,
DECEASED
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hla
Honour
Judge
W.
Oi
Pulton,
mado
the
27th
day
of
June,
1947,
I
'was
appointed
ndmlnstrator
of
the
estate
of
Magda
Jacobsen,
otherwise
known
as
Magdalene
Henrlette
Jacobsen,
deceased,
late
of
Bella
Cool
a.
B.C.
All
parties
having
claims
against
the
Bald
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me
on
'or
before
the
1st
day
'of
October.
1947,
after
which,
claims
filed
may
bo
paid
without
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
I
then
'had
no
knowledge.
AND
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
this
6th
day
of
July.
A
D.
1947.
GORDON
FRASER
FORBES,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COt:T
OP
BRITI8H
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
AND
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OF
HARRIS
LEVIN,
DECEASED-TESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honour
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton,
made
the
28th
dav
of
June.
An
1047.
Letters
Probate
of
the
Last
Will
and
testament
of
Harris
Levin,
deceased,
who
-died
on
the
29th
dav
of
Mav.
AD.
1947,
were
granted
to
Dominic
two.
ine
Executor.
ALL.-parties
having
claims
against
the
'
said
'estate
are
hereby
reaulred
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me
bn
or
before
the
21st
day
of
August,
AD.
1947.
after
which
claims
filed
may
be
paid
without
reference
to
any
claims
or
which
l
then
had
-no
knowledge.
AND
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
'said
estate
are
required
to
pay
th
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
"to
mi
forthwith.
'DATED
this
7th
day
of
July,
AD.
IV
I.
'
DOMINIC
ELIO,
'
Executor,
co
M.
Wllla
Ray,
'
Solicitor
for
Executor,
Prlncs
Rupert,
H.C.
(173)
"7
r
Clothiers
Outplay
'Moose
8-5
To
Take
'Their
Season's
Third
Win
A
time
record
for
"a
rime-inning
baseball
game
was
set
at
Roosevelt
Park
last
night
when
Watts
aruPNickerson
and
Moose
struggled
for
two
hours
and
35
minutes
into
the
deep
dusk
in
a
game
that
saw'
the
Clothiers
outwit
the
Loyal
Brethren
to
take
by
a
score
of
8-5,
their
third
victory
'of
the
seasbn.
Watte
.and
Nickerson
'win
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12:45
Ethel
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1:00
The-Concert
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1:30
Thursday's
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1145
Commentary
and
A
Life
of
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2:00
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Concert
'2:15
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Concert
2:30
Sheila
Presents
3:00
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Troubador
'3:15
Serenade
to
America
NBC
3:30
Serenade
Mvas
also
their
second
'straight
victory
over
Moose
even
though
the
feat
was
marred
somewhat
by
a
'loss
to
Savby-in-a-'sched-
uled
game
last
-Thursday.
The
game
also
was
a
welN
earned
victory
for
the
'Clothiers'
youthful
pitcher
Dick
Letour-neau:
-who'
held'
the
'Moose
hit-less
for
the
first
three
innlng3
and
allowed'
only
seven
lilts
before
he
Tetired
from
the
rubber
in
favor
of
Lamble;
iri
the
eighth.
Watts
and
Nickerson
hitting
recorwas
their
best
of
the
'sea-
j
son.
Moose'
started
Stu
Henry,
i
complaining
of
a
Charlle-h6rse
In
the
back,
was
knocked
;
for
nine
hits
in
the
first
five
innings
while
Ian
Dunban,
who
went
on
the
mound
without
benefit
of
a
warm-up,
granted
eight.
The
game
looked
like
a
Clo
thiers'
walk-away
until
the
sixth
when,
with
the
score
standing
at
6-1
for
Clothiers,
Moose
sud
denly
rallied
and
brought
home
three
runs.
In
the
seventh,
Moose
-brought
in
another
run
to
hang
the
score
at
6-5.
-The
eighth
and
ninth,,
however,
saw
Moose'
hopes
fade
away
-when
Clothiers
-scored
a
run
in
each
inning.
Watts
'and
Nickerson
Improved
the
first
two
Innings
with
tidy
fielding
displays
of
similar
nature.
In
the
first,
-Lambie
at
to
shortstop,
Ivanco
from
short
stop
to
third
and
Dunbar
from
third
to
pitcher.
Only
change'
in'
Ihs
Clothiers'
'
PHONE!S2
JOE
LOOKS
AT'
A
NEW
"CHAMP"
World
heavyweight'
champion
Joe'
kovAs
holds
his
tiewr'sbn,
Joe,
Jr.,
for
thevfirst'
time
'after
his
family
'arrived
In
Chicago
following
a
vacation
in
"Mexico.
Looking
'on
ate
'Mrs.-
Louis
arid'-Marva,
four.
line-up
was
made-
in
the"
eighth
when
Lamble3
went'on
the
mound
for
Letoumeau.
"Kerrreplaced
Lamble
at
centre
rf
leld.
Watts-and
-Nickerson
-AB
-"Tl
,
Beynon,
3b
6
Smith,-ss
.j
5
Lambie'
cf
i
6
Windle.
2b
......
5
Dominato,
lb
5
Ermoeff,rf
5
Antone;
c
.....
5
Scharff.lf
3
Letourneaup
..4
kerr.
cf
j
1
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.45
Moose
'AB
Ivanco,
ss
.-.
3
McNeice,
rf
:.5-
centre
field,
caught
out
'Moore,
i
McKinnon,
2b
2
then
made
a
spectacular
hurl
Moore,
cf
-5
from
deep
field
to
!Beyn6n
at
j
Dahl,
c
'3
third
base
to
tag
McNeice
who
'
Dunbar,-3b
.
4
was
running
from
second.
The
i
Sparks,
lb
double
play
procedure
-was'
re-
Llnney,
'If
peaiea
in
me
secona
'wneiv
tsoD
i
Henry,
p
Smith,
Clothier
shortstop;
caught
out
Sparks,
then
threw"
to'
Win
dle
at
second,
-who"
taggedrDahl
running
from
first.
Moose,
pulled
a
double
play
In
the
seventh
when
Beynon
hit
a
grounder
to
Dunbar
on
the
mound.
Dunbar
threw
Sparks
out
at
second,
forcing
out
Let-,
ourneau
and
Sparks
threw
to
Henry
at
first,
tagging
Beynon.
L
Dunbar
pulled
"himself
nicely
out
of
a
critical
spot
In
the
fourth
immediately
after
he
went
on
the
mound.
With
three
men
on
bases,
he
struck
out
Antone
after
the
-ball
and
strike
count
had
reached1
3
-2.
lMoose
shifted
'their
line-up
considerably
when
Moore
left
the
rubber
after
pitching
two
batters
in
the
fourth.
Henry
went
to
first,
Sparks
from
first
to
second,
McKinnon
from
second
4
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in
fourth.
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prince
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"Offering
37
years
of
practicdl
Experience
in
Prince
Rupett"
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JOHNiGURVICH
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L'AND
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SIXTH
STREET
Mr.
nd'Mrs.
J.
II.
Pruell,
of
Ketchieanare
passengers
on
the
1
PLAYGROUND
ACTIVITIES
Yesterday
the
regular
swimming
classes
began
in
earnest
at
'
McClym6ntPark.
They
will
con
tinue
eacn
mesaay
ana
raurs-day
at
2:33.
"There
ts
a
registration
fee
of
twenty-five
cents,
and
at'the
first
gathering
on
Saturday
last
twenty-two
turned
up.
This
activity
has
the
blessing
cf
the"Red
Cross
Society.
Last
year
certificates
were
awarded
to
manywho
had
tumplcted
the
Seal
Cove
children
have
Ideas
of
their
own.
"They"
decided
that,
;
if
moneyrv;cre
tdbe
tfctairrcd'for
jsoms
cf
their
activities,
'they
!
would
"do
Uhcfr
part
tewards
raisins
It
ySo
tfiey
f'.Ye"
holding
a
wMite'eTepKaril
sale
In
the'base-meht
of
the
'former
"Seal
Cove
School
this
afternoon.
'Such
initiative
on
the
part
of
therwest
ehIldren"Craerves"generous
-sup-
port.
flsj'
Loverna'
Linney'wili
be
very
glad
to
havca'Jg
"ttirn-3ut.of.parents.and
friends
to
help
Prince
Rupert,
-returning
to
Ket-
make
the
children's
idea
a
suc-chlcan
frcm
a
trip
to
Seattle.
ccss.
MrTrueli:i&
pioneer
Ketchican
I
'
lI-tmeTrlrant.---
Last
Sunday'
the
first
bicycle
ride
of
the
Civic
Centre
playground
frequenters
"took
plate.
(The
'
efrtfftwfSttic
pWateTs
'inade;
their
way
out
the
new
road
to
Prudhomme
-Lake.
-Apparently
they
made
very
.good
arrangements
to
tope
-with1
all.
eventu-alities.
for
when
a
shower
of
rain
fell
they
had
Just
tea'Cheda,nice
blueberry
patch
sheltered
'by
lalge
trees.
And
they
-say
the
berries
tasted
fine.
At
the
lake,
swimming
and
paddling
were
enjoyed,
and
full
Justice
ivas.
done
to
the"
eatables
that
had
'been
brought
aldrtp.
Suh
an
activity
tould
'well
ex
course
arid
it
is
hoped
that
this
P
a
maj-r
unuwui
......
.
.......
linfAr
nn
Thn
rides
eon
d
".veil
year's
record
will
be
even
more
;rat!fyinjr.
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Innnn.
t
M
A
In
limn
t1n
stith
as
are
undertaken
by
org
anfzed
Hostel
Citrbs'
might
materialize.
In
any
event'
those1
taking
part
in
last
Sunday's
ride
are
planning
for-bigger
and
better
rides.
PREDATORY
DUCK?
REQINA
O)
A
duck
and
a
crow
reversed
positions
on
Otf
Hanson's
farm
at
Ttoilleau,
south-
of
here.
The
duck
has
routed
out
the
crow
from
her
nest
nine
feet
from
the
ground,
forced
the
crow
to
lay
elsewhere
and
is
hatching
nine
eggs
in
the
nest.
More
than
that,
the
crow,
Instead
of
eating
the
duck's
eggs
Is
willing
to
sit
tm'them
and
help
mama
duck
along.
1
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ertj
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it
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'a
paralltl
In'
the
ageing
and
distilling
of
a
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whisky
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Jockey'
Cap
Is,
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sense
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