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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
9.
1951
?
I
Morrison,
British
Columbia
'
Golden
Gloves
champion,
and
Black
wood
on
ElFKfTIVE
;
Ctiuck
Place,
runner-up,
pre-
lng
songs,
tumbling
and
vaul1--
'
.t.ed
a
snirited
sparring
ex-lng.
;
hibltion
under
the
black
lights.
Much
oviri,.
i.
j
'Thls
Is
a
new
and
radical
Hi?ht-
qe
Uiiuied
I
rum
pb
"
'
1
1
loose
(committee
After
their
monthly
meeting
in
I
the
Moose
Temple,
home
making
!
committee
of
the
Women
of
the
Those
present
were
Mrs.
Hli
ir,
chairman;
Mrs.
R.
Good.
Mrs.
Harold
Muncey,
Mrs.
C.
Wilkinson,
Mrs.
J.
Taylor,
Mrs.
W.
Thomson,
Mrs.
M.
Heise,
Mrs.
H-Tweed,
Miss
Sylvia
Johnson
an
2
Mrs.
J.
McDougall.
By
Eosley
Blackwood
Uhe
hearty
entertainment
of
all
"?
lnnov2,t!l(jn
for
the
fir.it
.resting
display
of
tlny,wus
the
clown,
Louis
Van
Pvk-
,
,'e
RuPprt-
Under
Z
followed
trib
6tra,
whose
looae-jointTant.ee
!
iTl
rM
turns
to
da-k
.DDjms
..-....
,
...
..
"'"-""
and
dark
to
H
.
and
fi..
As
this
hand
was
being
dealt
Mrs.
Keen
walked
into
the
room
and
wanted
to.know
what
was
going
on.
"Mr.
New
and
Mr.
Muzzy
issued
a
challenge
for
a
get
game,"
explained
Miss
fcrash.
"They're
using
a
new
mathematical
bidding
method.'
"How
is
It
working?"
I
names
""
"
"-
uuiiLiuHLca
me
di
i
inrouenout
ue"oul
:
i
!
three-ring
circus
the
evening
cent
painting
or
articles
of
i
like
8
f
1
number
of
young-
Twenty-five
Junior
hoy.
gave!
hl"
Zt
.V'lT'"'"
;
'f
But
ttnere
s
st
a
question
a
KfHt'ng
display
of
m
iheir
march-
various
,u
?agedin
jhjrJiiBrctt
typPS
otrip
tumbling.
i
L'?1
natural
1
gluing
may
not
Moos;?
held
an
enjoyable
little
card
party
in
which
the
winners
were
Miss
Sylvia
Johnson
and
Miss
C.
Wilkinson.
Kerreshments
were
served
by
the
hostesses,
Mrs.
VAST
SUPPLY
An
authentic
disooverv
'if
nickel
was
recorded
In.
18"6
in
the
district
of
Sudbury,
Ontario,
now
chief
supplier
of
the
rnctaL
JBoseboiljcores
AMERICAN
New
York
5,
Detroit
6
U
innings
i
Philadelphia
9.
Chicago
4
-
KATI07i.iL
Chicago
2,
Brooklyn
1
Pittsburgh
9,
Philadelphia
5
St.
Louis
2,
New
York
6
Western
International
Wenatchee
0,
Salem
4
Vancouver
7,
Victoria
8
'1!
Innings)
Trl-City
3,
Yakima
11
lacoma
4,
Spokane
8
PACIFIC
COAST
Sacramento
5,
Hollywood
4
Los
Angelps
2.
Portland
3
San
Diego
3,
San
Francisco
4
Oakland
1,
Seattle
10
PRETTY
lllltl.
NI'MHl'N
,-"u
w
fri:muie.
joe
warn
was
In
charge
of
the
boxing
dLsplay.
Intermediate
boys'
mat
routine,
Junior
girls'
and
boys'
one
of
the
most
effective
Items
of
the
program
was
the
tterdhntlf
rilanln,,
in
pmht
u
.,,i
.
n.
anu
:
nvrnmlrin
nH
(4i.,
ji
.
v..
Charter
Ship
to
"Just
like
all
the
other
mathematical
systems,"
Miss
Brash
replied.
"It
pays
too
little
attention
to
intermediate
cards,
misfits,
the
bidding
of
opponents
and
duplication
of
values.
And
apparently
It
doesn't
consider
Humantcs
at
all.''
42fecemf&eSliV!
adagio
ntyiing
of
Miss
Gloria
".,,7,
n
Zi
T
.
provided
further
Saltier
and
her
VJUt'U"?
dem-leaders.
eight
junior
girl
:
Pink
and
blue
S2ltoM
of
the
Physical
edu-lng
fet
off
the
number
Th-.e
Pam
as,
greeted
by
girls
were
Marilyn
Farmer
!
Mt
Sath,'r
,and
Les
Mathews.
Sonja
8-lv.lg,
Patricia
Poetce
j
,
JW"TbM'?
qUare
da"e-Sonja
Hanson,
Beverley
Calde:-
i"gH)ho
ft
ther
5
yUn!i
i
I
one.
Ellabeth
Pierce!
Jackie
?"iih"
b2
our
coul""
Bring
Visitors
Specially
chriltered
steamer,
presumably
the
Canadian
National
liner
Prince
Gwrge,
will
bring
top-ranking
officials
of
the
All
counting,
no
thinking,
eh?"
paid
Mrs.
Keen.
Oustafson
and
Ty
Beverley
Dlguis-i
J
'b--
nM
m
,
(vet.
npiv
furm
,
In
Pr
no
I?,,-
Still
Chance
for
Seaplane
Landing
'
.
.
.
,
.
.1.,.
I
,r
(
,,ti-,.l
,
tinl
PpK.i
or
tcrpslchore
ha3
foui.a
Ceirmrsc
Corporation
of
America,
and
other
visiting
officials
and
(llltf-lllllK'lli
Ul
I
I
A
iiie
lie
,.r
til'
I
HI'
S'juth
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
liirtli
(Mi.
Mll?)
8
A
K
J
(1
8
H
H
1
4
D
T
B
truwu
saw
boxing
in
a
diflerent
setting
when
"Mouse"
Hi
It
"'
1
'""
illgnutwies
when
the
official
opening
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
pulp
mill
at
Watson
Island
lakes
place
Julvj
12.
Appropriation
for
a
seaplane
landing
at
Seal
Cove
here
has
been
eliminated
from
the
main
estimates
of
the
public
works
C
10
3
Exmitive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
department
In
Parliament
at
Ut
Olr.
S
4
f
llfllhlililll)
HINAWARE
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
been
!
Ottawa
but
it
is
passible
the
f:)(
Mr.
HQ
10
B
2
H
A
10
B
6
na
10
2
C
y
6
delegated
to
work
on
plans
for
i
item
may
get
into
the
supple
H
8
D
A
C
K
J
8
3
J
9
4
8
the
reception
of
the
visitors
who
meniary
estimates,
according
to
advice
received
by
the
Prinze
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
from
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP.
,avc
the
largest
stock
of
iNE
CHINA
WARE
in
ihc
north!
Smith
(Mr.
New)
8
B
7
H
K
J
8
3
0-K
8
6
C
A
8
7
5
The
biddliiK:
Houtli
i't
North
t:nt
Pam
Puss
1
S
Pass
among
other
things,
would
be
taken
on
a
motor
tour
around
the
city
following
which
there
would
be
a
reception
aboard
ship.
Senior
and
Junior
Chambers
of
Commerce
will
Join
in"
the
welcome.
It
is
expected
that
the
chartered
ship
will
bring
125
to
150
visitors.
The
Traffic
Cop
r
2
NT
All
pass
While
this
whispered
conver-
Recently
city
public
works
de-
I
partment
painted
yellow
lines
un
BILL
STONE
(Continued
from
Page
4)
the
streets
in
the
downtown
ana,
providing
"pedestrian
DINNER
SETS
BREAKFAST
SETS
CUPS
ond
SAUCERS
VASES
such
favor
here.
Rowland
Mil:
j
had
charge
of
this
number.
!
In
a
lively
badminton
match,
John
Fowle
and
James
George-son
bested
Carr
Harris
and
Chuck
Forbes
21
to'l3.
Concluding
highlight
of
the
evening
wks
again
under
the
;
black
lights.
Miss
Sather
and
five-year-old
Carol
Wick
were
the
central
figures
as
they
pio-.sented
a
striking
display
of
agility
in
an
acrobatic
adagio
I
lrom
a
central
stand
as
the
eight
Junior
girl
leaders
sat
j
around
to
put
on
a
sparkling
;
Indian
club
show.
Jerry
Malhis.m
was
a
.surprise
I
entrant
with
an
Indian
cla!)
display.
i
JMtKY
MATTIISON
In
opening
the
display,
Mr.
!
Mathisou
expressed
his
pleasure
at
being
buck
in
Prince
Kupea.
He
recalled
how
he
had
taken
an
active
interest
in
the
de-(
vt
lopment
of
physical
education
:
and
recreational
activities
here
1
since
the
early
days
back,
in
I
1935.
!
Mr.
Malhison
described
a.
!
"outstanding"
the
work
of
the
t'ivic
Centre
here.
To
visit
the
Civic
Centre
and
see
the
diverse
activities
(hat
were
go-'
ing.
on
in
every
room
ami
corner
of
the
building
was
like
being
in
Grand
Central
Station.
He
complimented
the
board
of
directors,
Don
Forward
and
his
assistants
on
a
"marvellous
job."
And
the
'
display
itself,
with
the
many
young
people
taking
part,
spoke
well
for
the
future
of
'
!
lane".1'
in
the
most
congested
ln-
Simundsen,
Commercial
Hotel
terscctions
S'L"11",
Wales-.
ffi-
sation
was
in
progress
Mr.
New
j
was
having
an
awful
time
with
i
his
two
no
trump
contract.
Mr.
j
Champion
epened
the
Sour
of
,
clubs
and
Mr.
Dale's
queen
was
I
permitted
to
win.
I
A
club
wus
returned,
Mr.
New
'
ducked
and
Mr.
Champion
won
.
with
the
jack.
He
led
back
the
nine
of
clubs,
dummy
played
,
small
diamond,
Mr.
Dale
a
small
TEA
POTS
KNICK
KNACKS
'naigc,
ptjiii
uut
unese
are
First
game
will
be
played
May
24
on
Kinsmen's
sports
day.
The
football
club
will
be
ap-
nronched
hv
n
fnm
"courtesy
lanes."
Pedestrians
are
asked
to
usthem
instead
of
jay!
walking.
It
Is
for
their
own
"Everything
for
the
Home"
a
suggestion
that
Its
playing
aafety'
Motorists,
says
Cpl.
Wales,'
ORDON
&
ANDERSON
B-H
"Perma-Namel"
brings
the
warm
beau.)
of
sunlit
color
into
your
home.
"Perma-Naniel"
dries
in
a
few
hours
to
a
hard,
lustrous
surface.
It
is
easy
to
apply
on
exterior
and
interior
surfaces.
Ask
your
B-H
dealer
to
show
you
the
full
range
of
24
attractive
shades
in
"Perma-Naniel"
durable
enamels
and
varnish
stains.
Or
write
for
ree
B-H
booklet,
"Color
is
the
Key
to
Brighter
should
respect
the
lanes
and
the
,
right-of-way
of
the
pedestrians
i
occupying
them
by
slowing
down
'
or
stopping.
Through
courtesy'
and
co-operation
only
can
safety
be
assured.
I
heart
and
Mr.
New
won
with
the
ase.
A
heart
was
now
led
to
dummy's
queen.
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
ace
and
pushed
out
the
queen
of
diamonds.
The
de-lenders
ended
up
taking
four
diamonds,
four
clubs
and
a
heart,
lor
down
four.
Immediately
Mr.
New
began
frantically
tearing
summaries,
notes
and
reference
books
out
THE
ONLY
FUR
COLD
STORAGE
VAULT
IN
NORTHERN
B.C.
iiem
oe
cnanged
to
east
and
west,
in
order
to
protect
the
Infield
of
the
baseball
diamond.
If
the
soccer
people
offer
any
argument
to
this
suggestion,
it
was
decided
a
representative
from
each
club
would
approach
the
city
parks
bc,ard
and
ask
for
an
arbitration
on
the
matter.
The
baseballers
felt
strongly
that
it
was
impassible
to
keep
the
Infield
in
playing
condition
when
it
would
be
"so
regularly
torn
up"
by
the
soccer
players.
Present
diamond
falls
within
the
soccer
field.
JI
NIOKS
WANTED
Team
practices
will
begin
Sunday
and
junior
players
are
urged
to
be
present
so
manag
iX
Living."
Address
your
request
to
"ox
L--M
TF
MOTHS
M,
Station
E,
Montreal.
IN
RE
ESTATE
OP
OIl,LES
liOYER
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
AS
JOSEPH
0II.LE8
ROYEK.
DECEASED
TAKE
NOTICE
that
as
Administrator,
with
the
will
annexed,
duty
appointed
Ijy
the
Court,
or
the
estate
of
Oilles
Ruyer.
otherwise
known
05
Joseph
Oilles
Royer.
wtlo
died
tit
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
on
the
12th
day
of
March,
1951,
I
require
all
creditors
and
othors
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
to
send
the
same
to
me.
properly
verified,
at
the
address
mentioned
below
on
or
before
the
15th
dnv
;
of
their
pockets.
In
addition,
Mr.
Muzzy
laid
hii
'.rusty
abacus
on
the
table.
An
examina-j
Hon
showed
that
they
had
bid
Just
right
according
to
the
book.
)
Third
hand
can
open
with
a
count
of
11.
And,
having
passed
once,
partner
can
jump
to
two
no-trump
with
only
11
points
Instead
of
the
13
points
he
B-H
Paints,
Varnishes
and
Enamels
cover
more
area
.
.
.
last
longer
.
.
,
save
vnu
munet
!
j
j
'
ers
can
"look
them
over."
It
is
of
June.
1951.
after
which
date
I
snail
proceed
to
distribut
the
rrinre
Rupert's
rising
citizenry.
The
display
will
be
-repeated
tonight
with
fresh
participants
at
least
in
the
tiny
tots'
division
where
theye
are
so
many
entrants
that
it
was
impossible
to
put
them
all
on
at
tile
one
Line.
Don
Forward
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
had
charge
of
JighUng
effects.
Volunteer
leaders
were
Mrs.
J.
Bowman,
Mrs.
'
E.
D.
Forward,
Mrs.
E.
Blain,
For
th
Best
Points,
Varnishes
and
Enamels
BUY
WHERE
YOU
SEE
THE
SIGN
...
that't
where
you'll
find
friendly
tank
and
helpful
advice.
t
tate
to
those
entitled
bv
law.
havlns
recard
onlv
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
then
have
been
notified.
AND
further
take
notice
that
all
persons
Indebted
to
said
estnte
are
would
need
If
he
had
not
previously
passed.
And
there
was
nothing
in
the
book
about
the
general
body
of
the
hand
in
intermediate
cards.
"Boys,"
said
Mr.
Dale,
"your
system
baffles
me.
It
allows
the
intention
this
year
of
the
association
to
get
as
many
juniors
as
possible
interested
In
baseball.
Civic
Centre
p-antec!
permission
for
use
of
the
gymnasium
as
a
practise
ground
for
pitchers
during
any
inclement
weather
conditions.
reciulrert
to
pay
tlnlr
indebtedness
to
i
me
forthwith.
j
DATED
nt
Prince
Kupert,
B.C..
tills
24th
day
of
April,
11151.
Gordon
Eraser
roroes.
Official
Administrator,
!
third
hand
to
open
light
and
I
o
fli
i
iniiit
in-Vi
ii
Prince
Unpen.
B.C.
(Apr25.
M2.9.!G
For
Action
Advertise!
partner
to
Jump
the
bidding
with
a
light
hand.
Now
either
you
two
are
lousing
it
up
or
there's
something
wrong
with
a
method
that
lets
BOTH
PARTNERS
overbid
at
the
same
time."
!
Mrs.
F.
R.
Peagan,
Mrs.
8.
J.
Anderson,
Mrs.
J.
Bergen,
Mrs.
G.
Rurie,
Mrs.
D.
Souler
and
Constable
J.
Ward.
Veteran
Em'J
Blain
was
also
on
hand
to
leiul
assistance.
,
Miss
Mardell
Soiland
was
a
capable
piano
accompanist
thriiiihout
the
evening.
"
-
.M
II
I,
f
rom
.
.
P
IRE
MOTHS
THEFT
ememberillf
SAFETY
FURS-
1N
Local
Yard
to
IL
SCUBY'S
FUR
VAULT
Repair
Vesse
UNUSUAL
HOBBY
OSLO,
P'
A
picture
of
King
Haakon'
of
Norway,
made
with
20,000
colored
upholstery
tacks,
was
recently
completed
by
Hermann
Turk,
former
German
prisoner
of
war,
now
farming
in
northern
Norway.
On
S,
i3iL
:MNINO
OLAZING
REPAIRS
REMODF.LINO
inn
inn
it
la
ij
it
I
ML
Phone
974
FREE
PICK-UP
SERVICE
OTTAWA
Contract
has
been
let
by
the
Department
of
Fisheries
to
the
McLean
Shipyard
at
Prince
Rupert
lor
a
repair
Job
to
the
patrol
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