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. ‘ icine A busy band y bowlers
STENOGRAPHER or typist, with 1240 Kilocycles | A Busy. of lady bowlers
Closure iime 4:30 p.m. day pre- without experience. Apply completed another round at the
vious to publication Northern B.C “Powe r Co. Ltd RADIO DIAL | alleys this week with Lois Keays
i, 3 cents per word per) Room 15, Besner Block. (260) i : of the* Stars rolling high single
1 num char 0 (Subject te Change) } Of 308 in “A” Division and Amy
varera, | ote A tae teat eee fertes ers
,, MALE, FEMALE HELP WANTED ras Division aie
Birth Notices, 50 cents; Cards FRIDAY | ‘ :
of Thanl Death Noti POSTAL CLERKS, $2220-$3130; P.M Lois Keays also had high three
Funeral i Marria und| for the P t Service of Can- 00—Raw! W games of 754 and her team had
E wae ‘ deicitbinciitin da P Rupert, B.C.) ! M Bric. Wild high single game of 962 New
hngagemen, Announcemen ts, 2 0 ( k :
© 00 on posters at; 635 p Laurels haa high three of 2,699
play double price. Em~-) ¢ M Va In “B” Division, Joy Bradley
4 — ag Ri W of Bulgers put together games of
- ah a ; tage 190, 248 and 275 for a three-
MENTS ild be CBC News Roundur :
ANNOUNCEMENT Lic mene Band Mt game total of 783. Bulgers also
Hallowe'en ” Civil Musical Progran had high game of 858 and Skeena
Halle Civil oes 2
Cc. C. Mill h floor ee . : Grocery rolled high three of
Vancou- Arends C 2,425
— oe 1 Ite) " speik c Here are results:
: F 3 ae ed aa A” Division Cloverteafs 4
c ACCUUNTANTS a e+ iral Dibb Printing 0; Dom's pD« par
PUBLIC ACCOUNTAN'E, Lacome 7 a oe ment 3, Lucky Strikes New
W ) Tax specialist. 8S, G, Yurk, Sse t0) ie Laurels 3, Sunrise 1; Savoys 3
Mer We Steme Building. Reu 5y3 208m + i ME At Annettes 1; Lyons 2, Go n&
x B SATURDAY Anderson 2; Stars 2, Mansons 2
) BATTERY SEKVICE AM B” Division Rupert Ra 4
- puent but M r Cook's Jewellers 0: Big Sisters 4
— wh on New we F ' Seventh Ave. Market 0: Skeena|
h ‘ai Works, Cow 0—CBC New : McKays 0; Toilers 3, C pi
! Lé ( y tay. Phone Blue 391 ap) 8 Here's. @ill Bulgers 3, Commercials 1. Prince
: Hits and E Rupert Plumbers 3, % Taxi 1
RUPERT Battery S 8 Morning Dev
sathedral Fall Baza N ve Phoné 8:45—Little ¢ t
as a se BBC New tary
iber harging 1 Sad S ®
LO.D.E. Fall Bazaar, Novem-| /8- _V stn A ihe Ihe W Muzz Patrick
ber 20. CAKs FOK SALE oe a
Nurse Ant Ball, Friday, FOR SA 950 Chev k-up “ose ale a
No\ as mA t , nm Mu Sell 4 BC N ee @a or 4
é B ‘ 937 r6 Weathe E rt
: : N »] (258p) day D
Conrad P-TA N FOR SALI Rec Int. Hoc ey Fie
i. rere Alt m
POR s E—Small Colem ili P . Were
; Gand Washo tan ot oe ee oe a re VANCOUVER @—Nobody ever
S ( ) ved he ter Aii ay IUE rn c x na x
C) t " —— : (256p) P Re accused the Patrick family of
. 2 me M M not Working at hockey And
Uresbyte Bazaar, Neven- FOR SALE—One 3-piece wine eee” least of all Muzz, son of Lester
ber 27. hesterfield suite; chrome me tien om brother of Lynn, nephew of
—- : > . rood 0—CBC News Frank, Guy and Stan
Wor en of bazaar This Week Muzz not only is majority
Nov. 7 ‘ stockholder in Tacoma Rockets
Orange | I Noy ; Bike Cusie f the Western Hockey League
4 i 2 He also manages and coaches
St. Pet I ! l them He also manhges ‘the
rember 4 IN RE ESTATE OF Tacoma Arena. And sells ads and
. United Church W F ALEXANDER MacLEAN, DECEASED writes stories for his hockey pro
: — hurch a TAKE NOTICE tt Adn gram And rims the Pacifk
azuar, Le 4 rator duly pointed Me i ~ Northwest Agency for a maru-
————_—— British Coi- facturer of hockey sticks
CARD OF THANKS ny of J Muzz recently appeared on a
: ~ our eincere Seattle television show to talk
: ' stior : ; : about hockey. He wsed a black-
m ‘who % St n le typewriter ‘ . board to outline a typically
to us during ur r r€ i $40.00 one * et h Hhruling play Which al) Ateri-
reavement the iress, size 18, “* a , Pann beds cans wonld léve to see.”
¢ a . a ) bute .
beautify f f Spe- t 400 8th West * 4 t : 7 Asked after the sh6éw what
cial thanks to Mr. and Mrs ity % kind of play he was describing
Bert Glassey and Dr. MacDon- , : ve tet with Iie confusios :
r - : : I with his confusion of chalk lines
i rs. Louis Larse? d F SALE—One full-sized bed ;
a fly Mrs. Louis Larsen 1t) ~— ir a ‘es Be oe arrows and dots, Muzz confided
amily It nw. Sab Fly tenet “s sre| “Nobody down here under-
ait pe — : ines tands the game, so I tried to
‘ BUSINESS PERSONALS _ ROSES f ion, $7.25 ¢ f x “ . show something which Ameri
NEARLY everybody uses 99 ae “a ¢ me day October, 1083 ‘ans might recognize. Aetually
~ — . o : ene wl IORDO ASEK FORBES was a football play—the only
PLUMBING, a tor = Wri ed * a 0 Mfictal Administrator one I remember from my high
ing Feng Ping 1 we he ny Se Ever —_ a school days, a cross-buck.”
oo on oe reséinn Tres 9 Me a - 7. Last season, Tatoma drew
ni . B Ib Sardis Nu — scarcely 60,000 customers. This,
RECAP your worr with Sa B« oe year, Muzz started owt by hand
Goodyear Winte i oe pLAND REGISTRY ACT ioasn DE @round a bucketful of free)
Sthurttrncn fhe : EE DOCUMENTS FILED No. 10852 ;
Northern Tire & Ru SIMPS ONS Se passes, hoping this would attract
second Ave >! M > .* 4 Re Cer " No. 25661-1, paying customers to later ames
MAGAZINES, novelties. Eddie’s IPECTALS Soyer ing rua - z Vil-| Hardly anybody would Come even
‘a a — er lage fs Map $818/ . < 4
News Stand (c) WHEREAS ctor) proof of | on the —
Be : Wa N 8 Of the ab te of Title Muzz isn't too down-hearted
BL ILD a fine busin F ill o . the gare Carolan, about ali this
spare time. Le how you a san kh fled h Mice, notice We're still operating and I've
r eli 250 hye noid prod- V su 120.00 ‘ I shall, at the till got my shirt r most of it
icts fully guaranteed. Oper th from the *44) BOL my Snir OF MOSEL OF it,
ing in your irre 1 «©. Da he fir n hereot, he says
offer you free gx te 179.5 161.50 ate of Tithe
the chance of + . Sei a
sac ange aia eee Familex.1 Ofl Heater 100.00 89.95 : ’ won &
tnet'o inetnae samen sirtio" he's meeeey oe Demand For
{ a ©, Pris tupert, B.C
EXTRA SPECIAL f Oct er. 1082 A.D ‘
Ma -MeBCHANT. > Plad your finn ‘inompeon Newsprint to
: 1 BERKLEY I TH
Chri tion 1 BERKLEY Deputy. Registrar of Titles
Plan you n OIL RANGE, only 279.50 (2650) . .
fy08 rh Seek, ak ee ee. ~ Kise in West
on the ¢ de} Pe ee eRe ' MenVeTY | CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
of the Ph : eee i ae os rP Bult Cat | PALO ALTO, Calif, (ASiDe-
7 SIMPSON’S STORE staceate te Prt r mand for newsprint will increase
GALLEY ( f l 312 3rd Ave. W Phone 460 I Porn ; Terms and Con- | twice as fast in the western’ part
n place u q . -* n ny be obtained | of Canada and the United States
eat 268) | + ; 2 ; ailing ae as it will in the rest of North
“_.. FOR SALE—One Connor wash- rup B« vr Asst 5 i t
NATIONAL Machinery Co. Li ing machine with pump gineer, CN R., Prince George, B.C America in the next decade
ited Distri alben toes ta ni Phone Green 807 (257) be returned on Form Stanford Research Institute pre-
. IStripulor tor Mining, j the Railway and to be licts
Sawmill. Logging and Con- ‘ATR le } recety the office of the Pur-| ‘ -
tractors’ emantt -| FOR SALE — Double bed and teives te the sities up to ana, BY 1961 the west will need 35
tractor Equipment. Fnquir spring-filled mattress $45.00. Chasing Agent, Vancouver, up t nd
fes invited. Granville Island Red 928 _ (257p) at ae November 15th, 1952. per cent more Newsprint than it
Vancouver 1, B.C. (tf) iets hace die wise a ae Pee Phe — aes ro oa | uses now, the institute reported
~ , 1 " . verre: ccept or reject any or ail bid ‘ a 7 , ‘ » ‘
Electro ux (Can,) Ltd. Green 960 WANTED TO REN‘ H.C. BRIDGER Purchasing Agent, | *™ = study made for a group of
: P gg @ te : ia ae e WANTR pay : Canadian National Railways | newspaper publishers |
arts -— Sales — Servi pe wae eee a = Vancouver 4, B.C (257c¢) | United States consumption of
, ) se yr é rf > . - a
: . Prefe rably centrally located newsprint for the 10-year period
THE VARIETY STORE for Hal- References if necessary Phone WANTED probably will increase by about
lowe'en masks, firework: 6 elite ra DEK ws - ——-—— | 18 per cent, the report said.
candy. See the mass display _°* Pusiness hours (299) CASH for scrap brass, copper,|
now (256¢) WANTED TO RENT—Working| batteries and radiators. Phone|

PERSONAL

WILL CARE for sick
mother’s children
Day, week
Levin Apts

or working

or month. Ste. 2

(258)
JOIN the Prince Rupert group

of Alcoholics Annonymous to-| FOR RENT — F

day. Write
Prince Rupert

PO; Box 181i,
(257)
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Tan leather wallet con-
taining Class A Drivers license
and hunting

SINGER SEWING CENTRE rent|

3-room
(257)

couple urgently need
suite. Green 884
“ (eimmteiliipeitiiiinninith

My home.| FOR RENT—New 4-room furn-

" . . .| weighing nine

ished houses one hour from|FOR SALE —Ten-room house; | § Mine pounds ee
Vancouver. Phone 466 or Red| révenue $200 per month. Four |

298. (256p)| rooms for own living quarters. | LAND ACT

urnished room,
for lady. 115 7th Ave, East. |

(256p)

portable machines. Phone}
864. (ce) |

license. Owner| ROOM for rent in private home.

leaving town. Urgent that| Close in. Phone Black 977. , |

finder return to Daily News.| = oer mae elearning, |

. alls (sep FOR RENT — Sleeping room, |

Mi sidsindinionitn : ohne close in. Blue 433. (261)
LOST—Acquamarine ring. Re-

ward. Phone Black 594. (257)

  

FOR RENT—Light housekeeping

mii | room. Non-drinkers. 221 5th}
ad SITUATION WANTED | East. (257)
#@ COMPETENT, well educated) FOR RENT—Sleeping room fort
%egeneral accountant and office men only, Near McBride. 212:
“manager with wide field of| 5th Ave. East, Black 164, (258)
© de : : i
experience desires change of
sap position, Central or Northern | REPAIRS

 
    

“B.C. preferred. Outstanding
B.C. references as to character,
qualifications, ete. P.O, Box
204, Prince Rupert, (260p)

i

EXPERT WATCH AND JEWEL-
LERY REPAIRS, Dave McNab,
Besner Block, phone Black
367, (268)

FOR SALE —Four-room house,|_ 1"

| ply 221 8th Ave. West.

DEAL, England (CP)Decorat- |

543. Call 630 6th Avenue West, | ing the i

. bar of his public house
City. t ‘ i
nd @ rs in this Kent town was Tom Hay- |
ward's latest catch a crab!

. REAL ESTATE measuring nearly 12 inches and)

New foundation. $5,000 terms NOTICE OF INTENTI PLY
or $4500 cash. Red 816. (257p) ag “NTION TO APPL
or $4500 cash 8 257) | TO LEASE LAND
s Land Recording District of
oe ince Rupert and situate n Ren-
furnished, on two lots. $5500. |?" sig

, . nison Island 700 feet to the south
oi Hays Cove Circle. (ae of Oswald (Cliff) Potnt

. |

unto notice that Olar Tunold, of

“ase te ~~ Prince Rupert, oe c an,

FOR SALE—Seven-room house, Pert, cecupation fisherman
6 rooms fully furnished; also

intends to apply for a lease of the
following described lands :—
2-room furnished cabin. Ap-

Commencing at a post planted at
(1t) | high water mark 700 feet to the
: en nnn | SOUTH Of Oswald (CIMT) Point; thence
FOR SALE — Or offer—Auto | torth-east 20 chains: thence south-
Court site (20 acres). Service | cast 80 oro thence south-west 35
stati ‘ - ae | chains, lence north-west 2 chains
f c Y f
station and coffee bar. Stock | {? high water mark: thenes’ ¢eslow-
at cost price. Apply P.O. Box ing high water mark tor approxt-
1807, Prince Rupert, B.C. (No mately 80 chains in a north-westerly
triflers please.) (259) | direction to*point of commencement

Sites ——temmrinen oie | ANd containing 3 Y o
FOR SALE—At_ Hunt's Inlet—| less, for the purpose of wn eren
4-room house partly furnished, MR. OLAP TUNOLD.

1 acre of land. Also 32 foot Dated October 9, 1959

boat, gillnetter complete with (010,17,24,31¢)
two sets of lines and radio- '
phone. For further particulars
phone Red 825 between 6 and

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Prince Rupert Daily News
Friday, October 31, 7862

BLACKWOOD on

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By EASLEY BLACKWOOD
Textbooks Can't Replace Judgment in Bidding

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best judgment, ro .

What do you bid with Mrs Sas ae tine
Keen's hand in today's deal North
after your partner opens the (Mrs, Keen)
bidding with one spade? Three s > . 8
spades? It’s not quite the type DA K 6
of hand for this bid and you CO. 8688 82
really should have at least four — an __ oo
of partner's sult Two spades? 4 @7zs3 é..2
You're too strong for that HK 6 2 H—10 8653
Two to trump? Not so good DJ 10 5 3 D-Q9B4
since you're wide open In two ©~® 7 ce KRQd
suits (Mr. Champion)

Your best bet is to make a = a2 64
waiting bid in one of the minor D—? 2 /
Suits. Partner must rebid, so CA 10 0

The Ditidin

you're sure to have a chance to day i« +, sian no
make a strong bid on the sec- is Dane 9 ¢ Pa |
ond round. Mrs. Keen was on 28 Pans 4% All Pass
the right track with her two- - }
club bid and while I have m0 trick with the jack. Mr. Cham-|
serious criticism of that call, I pion won the club return with!
much prefer a‘ two-diamond {), ace i
bid. The reason is that it ts He crossed to the ace of dia-
more specific as to the location monds jed back a heart and|
of your principal high card finessed the queen. Mr. Abel won|
strength and returned a diamond, taken!

Mr. Champion had to make a by dummy's king. Next came al

beautiful play to bring home 10
tricks at spades. Mr. Abel open
ed the eight of clubs and Mr
Meek was permitted to hold the

Today's Stocks
(Courtesy & D. Johnston On +40) |

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VANCOUVER

American Standard 06
Bralorrre 4.80
Cariboo Quariz 1.30
Congress 05
Cronin Babtne 15
Giant Mascot 40
Indian Mines 06
Pend Oreille 4.90
Pioneer 1.85
Premier Border 12%
Privatéer 04
Sheep Creek 1.20
Stibak Premier 27
Vananda 02
Salmon Gold 024,
Spud Valley O34,
Silver Standard 1.34
Western Uranium 4.70
Oils—
A P Con 32
Cajmont 1.15
C&eE 11.50
Central Leduc 3.25
Oxaita 2.97
Royal Canadian 17's
TORONTO
Athona 12%
Aumaque 13
Beattie Duquesne 35'4
Bevcourt 1.1
Buffalo Canadian 18
Consol. Smeiters $1.75
Conwest 3.40
Donalda 47
Eldona 40
East Sullivan 6.30
Giant Yellowknife 845
God's Lake 58
Hardrock li
Hurricana 07),
Heva 065,
Joliet Quebec 33
Little Long Lac 60
Lynx 10
Madsen Red Lake 1.70
McKenzie Red Lake 35
McLeod Cockshutt 2.356
Moneta 35
Negus 17%
Noranda 74.00
Louvicourt 1B
Petrol Oil & Gas 75
Senator Rouyn 13 |
Sherrit Gordon 4.55
Steep Rock 6.20
Silver Miller 100 |
Sweet Grass Oils 4 |
Golden Manitou 3.90 |
LAND REGISTRY ACT
Ke: Certificate of Title No 19227-1
to Tot Thirty-Nine (99), Re-

subdivision of Lot Thirty-Eight
(38), Block Two (2) Townsite

of Silver City, Map 1140 |
WHEREAS satisfactory proof of
loss of the above Certificate of Title
issued tn the name of Jerome Wal-
dis has been filed in this office, |
notice is hereby given that I shall

jat the expiration of one month from |

the date of the first publication |
hereof tasue a Provisional Certificate |
of Title in ieu of said Jost Certifi- |
cate, unless in the meantime valid |
objection be made to me in writing, |
DATED at the Land Registry oOf- |
tice, Prince Rupert, B.C. this 27th |
day of September, 1962, A.D.
Andrew Thompson
Deputy Registrar of Titles

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to the ate and a spade}
was led and the nine finessed.!
On the lead of the ace of spades, |
Mr. Meek showed out, discarding |
a heart, With two tricks lost |
and a sure club loser in the off
Ing. the contract looked hope
less. But Mr. Champion came}
through as follows
He ruffed dummy’s iast dia-
mond, cashed his last heart
then led his last club which Mi
Meek won. At this point M:.|
Abel's “sure” trump winner was!
disappearing fast Everybody
was down to two cards M:

Champion had the 10 and eight

  

of trumps. Mr. Abel nad queen,/
seven in trun Dummy had
the lone king of trumps and a
club. When Mr. Meek led a
heart at trick 12, Mr. Champion

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