7
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
8,
1951
padres'
Bowling
f,
Have
Cinch
On
L
mil,
I
'615.
Totals
827,
'748.
910.
!
MrMErJKlNS
A.,
rtftchie
442,
C.
Wilson
385,
I.
Emerson
147,
C.
Eell.imy
65(i.
L.
MfMeekin
iM.
Totals
8(K),
1012,
804,
799.
WHAT
HALL'S
D.
-
Peterson
'-S.
;
437,
D.
Cljorney
442,
E.
Iiey
478,
Steeves
423.
M.
Vincent
43(1.
ilotals
709,
685,
83G.
Ladies'
"B"
omnromise
Sgcghc!
Third
June-
l'"kin'
CrlinS
flipping
and
General
and
Storage
.
f'.irtaife
,.te.
Reliable
and
Effi-,i
Service.
Also
urre.'ittf
for
'iin
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
(jvpi-n,
Acetylene
and
u!l
supplies.
JDSAY'S
CARTAGE
TO
RAGE
LIMITED
land
and
Park
Avenues
L-.Q
('hums
lilt
and
tl
fti'iU'ij."'!"1
T'T
ectel
cceii
,
NATTY
FOLICE
WOMEN
;
YEOVIL,
Somerset,
England
?
Where
do
scarce
nylons
ga?
Somers-et
police
know'
the
answer.
A
committee
recently
ap-
.
proved
the
purchase
of
five
parts
at
19e
6d
($l.C0i-for
fout.ly
policewomen.
(iingersnap
Con
Period
llononi
Annette's
Leading
"A"
League
p
t
v;
SASKATOON
"If
women
compromise,
career
and
marriage
do
mix,"
ays
Dr.
Mary
Uf
V'
W
..
BA1
1LEKS
S.
Downing
480.
With
one
more
session
on
Die
D.
MeNieee
478,
I
Parkhou-A-ehlule,
AnivrttWn
now
have
a
43S.
i.
Adsock
251,
i.
cmm
25.
oiK-point
lead
nftt
Ra
Lw'
O.
Wtlktti
286
Totals
-734
1s
In
tits
seeorid
third
of
the
wu-
'I
v
if
35.
JOHN
H.
(son
andlriK
m
the
LadlW
Anna
Nicholson.
"And
women
compromise
belter
than
men."
Twenty
years
a
medical
-practitioner
In
Saskatoon,
Dr.
fiiell-olin
and
her
btiwand.
Dr.
Kor-
mart
Wright;
are
leaving
for
t
Bridgetown,
Barbados.
Dr.
Nteh.
1
olson
experts
to
sper-laiize
in
1
Portraits
BULGER
fin
vi'iup'''!
nd
1'iinted
iliMI'l"
SKKVICK
EIO
SISTERS
-
E.
Bond
429,
M.
Bond
564.
Mrs.
Dickens
232,
E.
Rothwelf
432,
I.
Mun-ey
408
Totals-
753,
915,
855.
WALLACE
PHARMACY
O.
Thain
399,
D,
Dibb
514.
A.
Parker
42C,
L.
Phillipsun
495,
K.
Thom)-son
497.
Totals774,
896,
799.
Howliiife
I.eajitift
"A
Oivrsion.,
Gingersnaps
have
a
long
foui
-Kam,e
l?ad
in
"H"
Division
sod
runnut
now
be
reached
by
Man-son's
and
Rocki-ttes
who
are
tied
lor
second
soot.
High
single
scorer
for
"A"
Di-
OpUi
(
M)I.KK
S
KITDKM
i!i
.SLicr-t
Box
C15
,.
(iii'Lii
3.'M
Prince
anaesthesia
cases
there.
She
Is
a
graduate
of
the
University
of
Toronto
and
a
former
president
of
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Medical
Women.
Her
chief
interests
are
anth
i-pnlfrtrv
mid
l1i
rei'i!
'irtoiYic
and
status
of
women.
KUIJf.Tt
vision
in
(his
week's
ses.i
in
was
MANSON'S
T.
Dell
4C0,
M.
John
Bulger
Ltd,
fnird
Avenue
1
n
i
t
.
4
f
-a
S
l
s5
I
i
'
II
f
"Dies
incKens
of
Annw'
with
Copeland
412,
D.
Stewart
339,
N.
272
whil
A
MMHn,
Un
of
Jone:
376,
Montgomery
Jgij-
To
Annette's,
had
three
name
htfjh
tals
720,
719,
785.
arijreKate
of
708.
!
1
U
C.G.E
A.
M
Baxter
458,
I).
BCGEA
team
players
opp.
-ri
Edjtar
279,
A.
Hoikestail
618,
K.
individual
honors
for
live
week
ill
Kivett
365,
,1.
Thornton
544.
'lo-"B"
DivLslOli-J.
Thornton
hfv-
:
-
775,
804,
1000.
Ing
hl(?h
sliiRle
game
of
294
a.5d-
SAVOY'S
Morrison
F.
50B,
A.
Holkestad
hir;h
three
R.iines
I.aviolette
M.
476
Knutson
e'
o,TJfl,.A!,Dt,MA7LOT.3-WlM'n
U,e
destrnyer
N""Ua
"'ln
the"
Par
Ea
to
rtw
the"
K
tne
7T
V.
T
"'m"t
t-u,n''
Mlr'
-,
'J
fat
ea-h
ol
the
thre.
C,
flroye
,
Year
in
year
but
quality
has:
always
been
and
wiiTahvays
be
the
first
consideration
ivhh
v.m-"
u
,,
,
7,
m!-
l'"t'
frry.
Calgary,
with
Athabascan
"Pott
of
618.
.
.
i-33,
Juhnas
D.
380,
McCaiiuin
R.
.477.
Totals
832.
866,
G41.
"
'"ui,
ltanannoi,
m.c,
and
Siourg
l3PhA
iiif
iN.HiiKa;
and
AH.
Do,,
Paul,
R,Ketown
Bus'!.,
Sionx-re;"
AB.
Don
Binder),
Delhi,
Orit.,
of
with
Cayuga
"Leading
wren
Alire."
CP
PHOTO
FROM
NATIONAL
DKFF.NCEl
ROCKETTES
N.
Geddes
387,
jM.
AntOiie
491,
M.
I'eltliey
558,
O.
Newton
564,
E.
Hood
378.
Totals-900,
822,
803.
I
BLACK
CATS
J.
Hicks
398,
H.
iSpeer
220,
W.
Duncan
3i',6,
B.
Team
results:
"A"
DIVISION
Annettes
3,
Belmont
0.
Brownwoods
3
Star.".
0.
C.
B.
of
Commerce
3,
Toilers
0
Rosa
Lee
2,
Lucky
Strikes
1.
McMeekin's
2,
Wrathail'.s
1.
Gordon
&
Anderson
and
Lynn,
(to
be
played).
"B"
DIVISION
Big
Sisters
3,
Battlers
0.
Wallace
Ph.irm.
3,
Malison's
0,
Savoy's
2,
BCGEA.
1.
Black
Cats
2.
Rockettes
1.
.
Skeena
Gro.
2,
Commercials
1.
Ginger.snaps
2,
Shenton's
1.
SHIPS
4nd
WATERFRONT
i
Canadian
Drive
Spurs
Interest
In
Emigration
LONDON
(CP)
British
residents
art'
responding
to
Canada's
all-out
drive
for
new-settlers
at
a
rate
of
more
than
700
applicant
a
day,
.
The
current
rush
has
been
r...
,
spurred
by
the
Canadian
govern-
--s-s-ey,.,
-rfr!Btrs.
IStrebe
282,
P.
Higgms
273,
B.
I
j
Davis
568.
Totals
825,
838,
828.1
i
COMMERCIAL
Helgerson
J.I
443,
Stewart
T.
527,
Smith
L.
470,
i
illoban
M.
481,
Ewart
L.
507.
To-
'
j
t.a:s-808,
815,
802.
,
I
SKEENA
GROCERY
G.
Van
Moer
585,
W.
Slater
514,
S.
Smith
'501,
E.
Wasyk
489,
I.
Ha?ue
iU.
UEL
ECONOMY
More
Interest
has
been
shown
recently
In
fishing
lor
dogfish.
The
Kaare
II,
Capt.
H.
NoviK,
delivered
2CG60
pounds
to
Vancouver
recently
at
25
cenU
a
pound.
The
trip
from
Vancouver
to
the
6
!
Totals
944.
989,
787.
C,41,f
GINGER
SNAPS
E.
Mulder
703
3G7,
B
M-Glashen
441,
N.
Ken
e
Tin
m:w
ment's
oler
of
assisted
sea
and
air
air
passages.
Paa,es.
But
But
most
most
would-be
would-be'
Ladies'
J'A"
ANNETTES
Windle
B.
Flynn
M
512,
MMeekin
A
Smith
E.
560,
Dickens
P.
003
tals
1057,
-1088,
939.
BELMONTS
Lewis
M
.
To-
1
o
Z,
lZ
Z
1
n
e
S,;U"td
c
T
T,'0,,
,fehlng
emigrants'
say
the
are
seeking
f
"
E
-
O
O
grounds
and
return
took
V-
10
days,Lescape
Srom
tne
contlnuecl
bur-i
I
V
I
A
Hie
Kaiail.
Cant.
O
Kletravio
I
a
I
aADIO
DIAL
12
m
Kilocycles
H
FIREMAN
454,
nedy
398,
V.
Parkin
453,
L.
Slew-art
500.
Totals
793,
938,
841.
SHENTON'S
P.
Smith
152,
D.
Ardern
432,
M.
Shenton
482,
V.
Elliot
474.
B.
Matson
519,
I.
Taylor
17a.
,
Totals
777,
832,
805.
(Subject
to
f
'binge)
lei
leu.
i
here
h
Mn.,
,,.
4,:v.vri:
.v
wyeiw,
on
s
Monday
to
fish
for
dogs
housing
and
lack
of
opportunity".
uil
burner
solves
Officials,.
of
the
Canadian
immigration
department
In
Lon
If
ugliest
problem
In
Jl'
avy
nil.
Only
-
Kellogg's
give
you
this
guarantee:
"Double
your
money
back
if
you
don't
ugree
these
Bran
Flakes
ore
fresherJ"
(Mail
empty
carton
to
Kellngg'g,
Dept.
4A,
3
1
FOR
YOUR
NEED
London,
Ont.)
THTjKSDIY
P.M.
3:30
Listeners'
Choice
4:00
The
Sunshine
Society
4:3020,000
Leagues
Under
Sea
4:45
mock
Quotations
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
Int.
Conity.
5:10Rav.hxe
don
said
they
were
being
f
wamped
with
applications
from"
oil
parts
of
the
United
Kingdom,
f
And
they
expect
an
increased
fluw
of
inquiries
with
the
introduction
of
the
assisted
sea-passage
scheme
this
month.
Many
o
the
prospective
set-
f
Hoskins
J.
261,
Maundrell
G
503,
Lugrin
D.
247,
Anderson
E.
51
h
Denton
A.
380,
Totals
804,
830,
802.
j
BROWNWOODS
L.
Donald-
son
576,
L.
Sprinkle'328,
M.
Gui-
Vlch
398,
N.
Stone
353,
G.
Brown
507.
Totals-
800.
871,
737,
779.
STARS
G.
Mclntvre
456.
C.
Hinton
464,
K.
Hills
373,
L.
Keays
426,
L.
Howe
543,
Totals
773,
723,
772.
TOILERS
D.
Tavlor
436,
J.
Hill
519,
M.
Wide
428.
V.
Patrick
399,
E.
Johansen
394.
Totals
785,
748,
804.
foNR
r.n
i:
ski
RARE
EXHIBITS
EDMONTON
CP'
Officials
in
charge
of
Alberta's
anti-rat
campaign
are
making
sure
that
Albertans
will
know
a
rat-when
they
sec
one.
Rats
in
alcohol-filled
glass
cases
are
being
displayed
throughout
the
province,
reputed
the
Only
sector
of
the
continent
still
free
of
raU.
Fisheries
Patrol
Cruiser
Lau.
-ie:,
Capt.
W.
iRedford,
arrived
In
port
yesterday.
.
Capt.
Redford
mentioned
how
mild
the
wea-iher
had
been
this
winter
but
toM
of
one
trip
f
.
oin
Uie
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
when
he
was
forced
to
pul!
Into
harbor.
Even
at
that
the
northeast
gale
blowing
made
it
uncomfortable
aboard
the
ship.
That
ftas
about
ths
middl
of
January.
Tlie
Laurie
ts
here
in
connection
with
the
meeting
of
fisheries
inspectors.
liters
are
persons
who
sought
refuge
In
Britain
during
and
im
mediately
after
the
war.
After
NICH
tftt
'AUG
&
TING
B$y
,
0:33
Musical
Program
'
I
5:r
"Canada
at
Work"
6:00
Slipper
Serenade
6:
15-Melarhrhio
Strings
'
6:30
-
Miisicnl
Varieties
.
7:00
-
CISC
News
LONDON
O.
The
sunbirds.
small
birds
of
brilliant,
plumage,
need
the
sun.
So
the
cages
of
thi;
sunbirds
at,
the
Regent
Park
7ro,are
being
moved
In
fn
(he
sun.
;
1L&2
7:15
-CUC
News
Round
1
1!))
v
fZ
4
'
?
f
v!
Only
KfUogg'a
makra
man-si?e
v,
.
flakes,
so
deliciously
crisp
in
milk!
more,
they
((ive
you
extra
I
x
bulk
to
help
keep
you
"regular"!
7.30
Kvent.iie
A
false
ula
n
was
sounded
Tuesday
afternoon
about
4:15,
when
coal
beini;
unloaded
froi.i
a,
boat
struck
the
alarm
wires
at
the
CNR
deck.
BANK
OF
COMMERCE
F.
Hilton
334,
R.
Christensen
443,
M.
Steeves
407,
E.
Mosley
450,
R.
R.imsay
486.
Totals
794,
759,
816.
ROSA
LEE'S
M.
Postuk
564,
D.
Nelson
53,
M.
Fiirunes
381,
D.
Woods
523.
F.
McKinnoii
407.
Totals
-860,
723,
785.
LUCKY
STRIKI'S-J.
Boulter
405,
A.
Smith
483,
II.
Phiilipin
360,
i.
Warren
517,
B.
Dunbar
IKE
REFRIGERATOR
"I
f'lful
and
practical
than
J
in
four
completely
I
'!'
iiirlutliiui
tlua
tin
being
driven
from
their
homes
and
deprived
of
their
posse
3-1
1
sions
by
the
German
invasion,
they
are
anxious
for
an
opportunity
of
re-establishing
themselves.
Their
attitude
is
that
if
there
is
another
war
they
would
rather
bo
in
Canada
than
Europe.
Of
lh
large
groups
Interviewed
by
Canadian
immigration
officers,
mast
of
them
mentioned
the
hope
of
finding
better
jobs
and
the
difficulties
of
housing
as
their
reason
for
wanting
to-leave.
ANXIOUS
FOR
HOME
"I've
been
looking
for
a
home
for
more
than
two
years,"
said
Frank
Harding,
London-born
carpenter,
who
plans
to
settle
in
Ontario.
"I
am
willing
to
build
a
house
with
mv
own
bur
hands
,f
Wall.
CPU
steamer
Princess
Noran.
Capt.
O.
D.
Hughes,
arrived
from
the
north
at
3
p.m.
yes-tsrday
and
sailed
a
couple
of
houis
later
for
Vancouver
Embarking
here
were
Mrs.
L.
H.
Mc-Tui'gat.
C.
Candy,
E.
Reid,
C.
Andeson,
W.
II.
Anderson,
D.
J
Thorndyck,
II.
Pureheii
and
F.
Hookham.
i,
ISfmpimss
j
I
S
ECONOMY
14
01.
J
BC
6
tit
AH
102.
SlZfS
6:00
Citizen's
Forum
8:30-Citizen's
Forum
'News
I
8:45-Radio
Cartoons
I
9:oCBC
Vanr;:.vir
Cincen
I
Orchestra
;
9.30
Winnipeg
Drama
1
!0:00-CBC
News
I
10:10
CBC
News
,
10:15
Dateline
Edmonton
;
t0:3J
Fairmont
Hotel
Orch.
I
10:35
Interlude
Weather
Report
anil
I
Sign
Off
I
FRIDAY
A.M.
'
1
7:00-MusicaI
Clock
I
8:00
t:BC
News
,
8:
10-Here's
Bill
Good
1
8:15
Morning
Soup
j
8:30Morniiig
Devotions
8:4.-Litt.le
Conceit
1
1
Have
a
Good
Meal!
CITY
CAFE
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
4
or
Phone
Blue
92
FOR
TAKE
Ol'T
ORDLTIS
Canadian
National
ss.
Prince
Geo
-g?
docked
here
at
11:15
yesterday
from
Vancouver,
West-'
ew
and
Cjpsui
Falls,
enroute
to
11:45
-
Scandinavian
Melodies
.
FRIDAx
--
P.M.
12:00
Mid-Day
Melt
idle.
12:15
-CBC
News
12:25
Piogram
Resume-12:30
-BC.
Farm
I!ro:ui.
a:-t
12:55-Rec.
Int.
.
1
:0(
-
Concert
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
Mr.
Prime
Minister,
Cty.
1
:u
School
Broadcast
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Solo
Guest
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:1b
Don
Messcr
&
His
,
Islanders
:30
Listener's
Choice
Ketchikan
for
which
po
't
she
they'll
only
let
me.
Alter
all,
it's
railed
at
midnight
and
will
re-1
my
trade
and
I
can
do
it.
In
tu.-n
here
tonight
southbound.
Canada,
at
least,
I
shan't
need
Riscmbarklng
here
f"om
Van-ja
permit
to
do
the
obvious."
cuver
were
P.
A.
Miquelonvl
Kenneth
Hammond,
a
Birrn
Harry
Wilkins,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
ingham
businessman,
said
he
9:00
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News
and
C.nfv.
9:15
Musie
for
Moderns
9:30-Mirfln
Concert
9:59-
Time
Signal
10:10
Morning
Visit
10:15
The
Barry
Wood
Show
10:80
"Melody
Time"
10:45
Musical
Kitchen
1.
FrtoeU
and
child,
Mrs.
J.
K.
,
was
going
to
Canada
"because
I
can't
see
much
future
for
my
trade
here."
There
were
tea
many
controls.
.
"But
I
am
willing
to
try
my
WSMLWFFMm,
ir.
uo
-
Kindergarten
of
l.nc
A;r
Brown,
D.
Fisher,
Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker.-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Rose,
E.
P.
Reid,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
G.
And?r-sovi,
8am
Joy,
I.
N.
Cook,
C.
D.
Andrews,
W.
McWilliams,
Mrs.
Wiiam
Sutherland,
Miss
Joyce
Farringtin,
M-
and
Mrs.
N.
Insrn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dougil
McDonald.
hand
at
anything
!'.
if
neces
11:IS
Roundup
Time
Buy
SHOES
Now!
Kurv
"
Hiimmnnri
Hflripn
"T
11
on
t
y
frv
ZJ
wherever
there
is
a
good
job
at
jV.,,
ea,hPr
l?1
Period
fair
wages.
I
shall
make
my,
-"-Message
'
KCC-
home
where
I
make
my
living."
Jnt.
i
s
s
r
w
i
sm
yj
r
it
i
Days
Only
IRIGIDAIDC
Farm-worker
Jack
Osborne
of
Bristol
said
he
was
migrating
to
Ontario
to
make
a
career
of
farming.
His
wile
and
15-month-old
daughter
are
going
with
hin.
"To
be
anything
more
than
a
farm
laborer
in
this
country
it
TRIC
RANGE
fwy
kitchen
and
hud.
f
M
oo
co.,k
whuia
of
our
yrau
is
away.
seems
that
one
has
to
go
to
the
rra
J.
MacDonakl
and
M.
O.
Kul-lander,
Forestry
Branch,
returned
by
air
from
the
Qucvn
Charlotte
Islands
yesterday.
Ttu-y
had
boon
on
an
Inspection
trip.
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rochester
sails
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
after
spending
the
past
three
weeks
here.
,
-
CANADA
DEPARTMENT
OP
AORlCtlLTIIRE
Pmlile
Farm
Hciinbllltutlnn
Ai.t
right
schools,"
said
Osborne.
Know
a
good
Buy?
DON
6c
have
a
job
lined
up
on
a
Gg&y
ti
U
ii
KuH
jjr
Mst
lift
THIS
IS
VALUE
PERSON
at
Gormley,
near
Toronto,
and
I
have
every
hope
of
becoming
a
farm"
foreman.
To
do
that
in
England
I
would
probably
need
Inspect
This!
!
t
a,
degree
in
agriculture."
Left
Saturday
is
the
Last
Day
ti:mi:hs
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersienert
onttt
2.00
o'clock
49
Che
v.Sedan!
Snart
2
-Tone
j
See
It!
n
I
p.m..
HeRlna
Time,
Pebrunry
26,
1951,
I
for
the
construction
of
the
Bunkhead
rovnvooas
George
Libb
returned
by
yesterday's'
plane
from
a
business-''
trip
to
Vancouver.
j
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
chitr
was
in
business
session
at
its
weekly
luncheon
today.
'
President
A.
B.
Brown
was
in
the
!
ouy
its
chair.
Several
Other
Good
Values
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
F.
E.
Anfield,
Indian
superintendent,
is
expected
to
returtt
today
after
visiting
at
Port
Simp.
son
and
other
villages.
Want
Ads,
Sure
Results!
'
"
o0
sprinkler
tarlgatlon
project.
The
work
Is
located
about
one
mile
east
of
Kelowna.
British
Columbia.
The
following
are
the
main
items
of
work
and
the
approximate
quantities
of
each:
.
Wood
stave
pipe,
various
sizes,
9"
to
lli"
...
.....
v.630
ft.
2
in.
Galvanised
Iron
pipe
2,700
ft.
Lot
outlets.
2"
(valve,
elbow,
riser)
74
Concrete
85
cu.
yd.
8'
x
10'
Frame
pumpbouse
.
.
1
Plans,
specifications
and
tender
forms
for
bidding
may
be
obtained
from
the
undersigned
at
this
office
in
Rcglna.
Sask.,
or
from
the
P.F.R.A.
Ofllce.
Victoria
Avenue,
Kamloops.
B.C..
upon
the
deposit
of
Ten
Dolkirs
cash
OMO.OO).
or
a
certified
cheque
fur
the
amount
payable
to
the
Receiver
Clenenil
of
Canada,
winch
deposit
will
be
redeemable
upon
the
return
of
the
plans
and
specifications
in
Rood
order
within
one
month
after
tenders
havff
elosert.
The
lowest
or
any
umder
is
not
necessarily
accepted.
Uy
Order
Dr.
L.
B.
Thomson,
Director.
P.PR.A.,
BIO
Mcl'alliim-lllll
Buildtng,
'
.
..
&aiB,
Sak,
-
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or
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