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by
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O.
IMlton,
libf
the
Supreme
Court
x
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was
on
tne
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1947,
wtar
of
the
E-
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;r
Lew
Shonn
I
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.
late
of
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E.-!::.,i
C'umbla,
who
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the
31st
da;
of
:
Pr.
Rupert,
Brltlnh
p
i-.iobted
to
the
rt
rta
to
pay
the
h'lr
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to
me
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tfrrns
havlne
its
cl
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are
re-
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properly
;
we
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day
of
ulu.
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tl
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wiijh
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port
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when
the
at
at
Rex
Rex
Alley,
Alleys
inAny
hmt,
In
th
second
i.n
?.n.
t
t
teams.
Lives,
umpires
and
year
nuuui
"A"
section
of
the
men's
five
nln
Ion
aim
hrittprpri
Ihp
hlrknrv
McMEEKINS
U.
Wick
203
234
D.
Wick
127
.164
Q.
Sheiiton
159
177
It.
Sparks
126
182
T.
McMeekin
205
118
Totals
820
875
HOME
OLU
C.
Kellett
208
211
H.
Muncey
173
165
N.
Stromdahl
171
274
J.
Irvine
153
104
O.
Slatta
..
.JL.
..
iSO
124
D.
Hartwig
193
175
M.
Thompson
99
162
A.
Owens
178
131
D.
Owens
197
136
E.
Garner
209
201
Handicap
112
112
Totals
,1
988
917
CONTINENTALS
Da
vies
177
Ttumbell
169
Hunter
237
Lund
258
Rhodes
123
Handicnp
65
Totals
1034
BROWNWOODS
M.
Skalmerud
Ian
Dunbar
T.
Mosiey
J.
Roll
B.
Woods
Handicap
47
Totals
917
REVELLERS
J
Schroeder
105
S.
Comadina
223
C.
Brechin
53
S.
Styles
226
J.
Murray
191
Handicap
150
Totals
948
121
159
177
19D
170
I'M
258
213
211
Handicap
3
3
3
Totals
856
881
1014
NORTH
STAR
109
138
149
144.
123
112
833
BURNS
Kinslor
122
102
182
'a
the
Dally
News
J.
Naylor
182
107
127
RE-OPEN
FOR
BUSINESS
SEPTEMBER
23rd
Everybody
Welcome
EX
CAFE
louncc
to
my
many
friends
and
patrons
f
I
have
left
123
Tax'i
and
will
he
opcrat-
303
c'i'
from
the
3
Sisters
Cafe.
Your
p'nucd
patronage,
will
he
sincerely
appre-
N.
FRED
JENSEN
303
CABS
rtnes
Drugs
He
Pioneer
Druggists
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
81
Tlmmermelster
162
J.
Plnnlger
.
148
J.
Comadina
175
Handicap
83
Totals
..
852
AMBASSADORS
K.
Myers
117
at
the
week-end
j"-
i'ouocn
153
session
of
the
sea-1
E.
Harding
129.
son's
P-ay
without
spectacular
"wk
j
result
as
far
as
team
scoring
was
2
such
a
concerned.
However,
some
good
individual
scores
were
turned
in.
11,
Jlurnle
of
Malklns
rolled
F.
Nooleett
..
117
Handicap
150
"Votals
...
749
MORGANS
hTs
second
for
the
297
In
game
R
purk
17g
nign
single
mue
atuic,
wjuirjTj
-i
i
i
vti
ii.
lioo
uuuuernaiu
ui
iviiuwaus
bowlrdTne
high
aggregate
score.
Here
are
the
game
results,
followed
by
the
individual
scor
ing:
Home
Oil
2,
McMeeklns
1.
Continentals
2,
North
Star
1.
Iirownwoods
2,
Revellers
1.
Hums
2,
Ambassadors
1.
Malklns
Morgans
1,
Kilowatts
2,
Mansons
1,
Hay
153
187
83
923
92
123
173
159
201
150
905
193
188
127
225
194
83
938
24P.
140
159
120
155
150
972
R.
Anderson
290
175
2GB
Vancordor
200
163
212
Low
score
95
169
116
Ifandlcap
69
69
69
Totals
992
957
945
MALKINS
A.
Leamy
127
,169
116
R.
Burns
222
297
203
J.
Youden
239
172
182
A.
Taylor
95
195
35
O.
Withers
167
180
182
Handicap
75
75
.75
Totals
925
1088
1214
KILOWATTS
Rudderham
187
273
268
Savllle
127
131
124
DMon
168
112
145
McLean
150
239
1
62
AUtr
190
157
191
Handicap
89
89
89
Totals
911
1026
979
MANSONS
Blain
....
151.
128
20.
Blakley
130
147
199
Juliet
147
119
1W
Manson
221
237
229
Scuby
127
183
10
Handicap
150
159
If."
Totals
926
9C4
094
SUNDERLAND,
Eng.
Shlela
Marwood,
20,
Is
learning
her
engineering
the
hard,
way
she
is
the.
only
girl
apprentice
amongst
1,000
men
making
ships'
engines.
ktHrtrtrtri
SHORT
SPORT
wickets
a
season
during
his
20
years
with
the
county
club
has
retired
from
first-class
cricket.
He
spent
four
years
lh
German
and
Italian
prisoner-of-war
camps
and
now-
finds
he
180
1
isn't
up
to
the
"great
physical
163
1
strain"
of
county
play.
"I
feel
f
t
would
be
a
mistake
he
told
Yorkshire
club
directors.
"It
Is
time
that
experience
made
way
for
the
honest
endeavour
of
youth."
Housey-Housey
when
the
horse
threw
his
rider
at
the
starting
pate
and
set
off
at
an
easy
lone
down
the
flve-furlong
course
at
Birmingham,
England,
with
the
red-faced
Jockey
hot
on
his
heels.
Hou.ey-Housey
then
turned
off
to
gallop
ud
the
back
straight,
oresentlng
the
picture
for
the
delighted
crowd
of
the
animal
running
one
way
and
the
Jockey,
still
In
the
five-furlong
course,
the
other.
Houey-Housey
soon
had
enough
ol
this
foolishness.
-nntpred
un
to
the
starting
gate
but
there
was
no
one
around
to
stop
him.
so
he
took
a
little
run
Into
the
country.
He
was
caught
after
the
race
and,
as
he
came
under
starters'
orders,
his
backers
lost
their
money.
COLCHESTER,
England,
V)
Director
of
the
new
Colchester
Repertory
Company
is
Rt.
Rev.
F.
D.
V.
Narborough,
Bishop
of
Colchester.
,
City
Hoopsters
Meet...
(Continued
!rom
Page
One)
Bill
Bowes
39-year-old.
York-
pointed
out
that
the
meeting
was
shire
and
England
cricketer
who
has
averaged
more
than
100
a
public
one.
After
readlng.a
proposed
con
stitution
for
ithe
Association,
submitted
by
Dr.
0.
E.
II.
Mont-
;
In
the
league
set-up
there
wilt
be
Senior
A
and
B,
Juniors
15
and
under,
and
a
Ladies'
League.
In
the
matter
cf
Juniors
there
was
some
discussion
as
to
number
of
teams
available
an?
whether
High
School
player
should
remain
under
schcel
colors
or
.remain
with
sponsorers.
It
was
felt
that
if
the
,121
141
.
.
143
162
JmlirJeSh
I
would
attempt
to
work
the
High
School
basketball
into
it
as
besi
he
could.
He
tfwught
there
would
be
several
teams
from
the
school
In
the
Junior
group
out
if
they
could
not
be
handled
In
the
city
league
he
would
have
to
form
a
gomery,
retiring
president
Art
Echool
league
to
accommodate
Murray
presided
over
the
elec-
those
left
out.
lo
this
Don
For
tion
of
a
president
and
secretary.
Dr.
Montgomery
was
elected
to
the
chair
and
Nick
Pavlikls"
Wok
over
the
secretaryship
from
Alex
Bill
who,
like
Art
Murray,
asked
to
be
relieved
of
his
position.
ward
stated
the
Civic
Centre
would
make
the
floor
time
available
for
High
School
teams
It
they
wantei
to
form
a
house
league.
Art
Murray
Instigated
a
move
Under
Dr.
Montgomery
the
'
to
have
every
playing
meYnber
of
meeting
discussed
the
Civic
Cen-
,
the
Associate
n
a
member
ot
the
tre
proposal
for
financial
man-'
Civic
Cer.t;
He
insisted
thai
agement
and
In
secret
ballot
the
life
of
basketball
In
Prince
ruled,
with
only
three'
votes
go-
Rupert
depended
on
me
contln-
Everybody
laus.hed
except
the
jug
to
the
nesallve,
to
accept
the
uation
of
the
Civic
Centre
ana
blokes
who
had
their
shillings
on
,
preposition.
tnis
In
turn
depended
on
the
full
The
constitution
drawn
up
by
support
of
everyone
who
was
In
Dr.
Montgomery
was
adopted
a
Position
to
help
by
becoming
with
some
amendments
and
ad-
a
memoer.
mere
was
some
oo-dltions.
It
was
decided
that
the
lotion
on
the
grounds
that
some
ruling
body
of
the
Association
i
members
-could
not
afford
to
will
be
an
executive
and
not
a
do
so
but
this
argument
was
commission
as
suggested
and
!
dampened
by
Don
f-orward
who
I
repeated
the
statement
that
fiftn
niMihurt
a
wii
!i
thns..
n
t
connected
with
teams
or
the
game
may
be
numbers
cf
the
executive.
s
there
is
a
clause
in
the
Civic
Centre
charter
permitting
issue;
cf
a
free
membership
tlcset
to(
cnyor.e
who
cannot
afford
to
pend
the
rr-ctey
to
purchase
a
ticket.
Only
one
person,
a
paid
member
of
the
Civic
Centre
'
handles
this
matter
So
there
need
be
no
embarrassment
to
the
person
applying
for
free
membership.
It
was
also
stated
by
Don
Forward
that
only
27
1
Y-
(
.1..
A
..U
e
were
memo
Wx
u..-would
selected
ere
team
other
play-rs
tion
last
be
frae
to
join
other
season,
teams.
Allan
M.
Hurst,
princi-
When
put
to
a.
vote
the
Uutlon
pal
of
Booth
Memorial
said
he
was
passed
almost
unanimously,
was
there
to
learn
the
basketball
'
Following
the
main
business
of
set-up
in
Prince
Rupert
and
the
evening
Dr.
Montgomery
re-
(229)
303
Cabs
would
like
to
take
this
opportunity
to
Dally
Delivery
Service
This
is
what's
behind
that
CHEVRON
SIGN
Lots
of
folks
arc
curious
about
our
new
Chevron
Gas
Station.
So
here
are
the
answers
to
the
questions
you've
been
asking
the
story
of
how
Standard
of
B.C.
is
helping
us
establish
our
identity
as
an
indedependent.
No,
when
the
Chevron
sign
went
up
over
our
gas
nation
it
didn't
mean
that
the
station
had
changed
hands.
The
new
name,
the
new
paint
job
are
just
to
establish
it
as
an
independent
business.
Lots
of
motor,
ists
who
like
the
personal
service
they
get
at
independent
gas
stations
didn't
know
we
are
local
businessmen.
We're
taking
this
means
of
making
the
fact
plain,
BLONDIE
Magic
Words
You
bet
we
will
continue
to
handle
Standard
products.
We.
want
to
offer
our
customers
the
finest.
Our!
service
and
accessories
will
be
just
the
same,
too.
,
....
Sure,
we'll
honor
Standard
of
B.C.
CredhCardi.
And
they're
mighty
handy
when
you
come
in
for
Chevron
Gasolines,
RPM
Motor
Oil
and
other
-
pro
ducts
and
services.
Just
drop
in
any
time.
f
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rrs.
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iter
Rupert
padp
rectos
"Wednesday,
September
ii'Xtiil"
'
sighed
as
president
feeling
his
work
would
net
permit
him
to
do
Juttlce
to
the
Association.
After
flrit
declining
the
noiitlor.
Art
Murray,
under
prrsure
A
popular
demand,
returned
tn
head
the
Association
for
anotlr
year.
Alex
Dill
likewise
wat
re
turned
to
office,
this
time
treasurer,
while
Nick
remained
secretary.
One
4
Pavlikls,
new
position
on
the
eutlve
will,
be
filled
by
a
diSberf
the.
Civic
Centre
who
will
not
havt-the
power
to
vclc.
'
X
Theexecutlve
will
meet
next,
week
to
llrie-iip
eauc
'rfrr'dnge-'
ai
i
merits
for
the
season.
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REOPENS
Completely
Renovated
and
Under
New
ManaffmeiiV
WE
SPECIALIZE
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SEA
FOODS
SALADS
,
ITALIAN
AND
MEXICAN
DISHES
Take-out
Ordeu,
Given
Special
Attention
JOHN
COMER,
Proprietor
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