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Wednesday,
September
12,
19il
Loggers
Are
Back
on
Job
Bovtling
Schedule
vvrlcaf
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Savoy
vs
Savoy;
G.
&
A.
vs
!?sa
Lee;
An-Lucky
Strikes;
Annettes
vs
Wra-
nettes
vs
Lucky
Strikes;
Shen-thalls;
Stars
vs
G.
ti
A.;
Toilers
tons
vs
Toiiers;
Big
Sisters
vs
vs
Big
Sisters;
Rupert
Radio
vs
Cook"s
Jewellers:
75
.Taxi
vs
7th
75
Taxi;
7ih
Avenue
Market
vs
Avenue
Market;
Rupert
Radio
vs
IManson's;
Commercials
vs
Mc-
Commercials;
Co-op.
Vs
for
the
first
part
of
;
Kay;
Sunrise
vs
Shentons;
Cook's
son's;
Sunrise
vs
McKays.
the
Ladies'
Bowline
League
is;
announced
as
follows:
Sept.
11th
Lyons
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Annettes
v.
G.
&
A.;
Skeena
1
Grocery
vs
Luokv
Strikes:
Dibb
Christian
and
Jewish
colonies
have
existed
In
Cochin,
in
the
Sl"Ce
the
iSt
Century
AD'
Printing
McMeekins
vs
Savoys;
jeweliers
vs
Mansonv'
Toilers
vs
Star;
Wrathall
s
vs
Clover-:
vs
McKays;
Skeena
vs
Wrathalls;
!
leals:
Tollers
vs
Manson's;
Sun-
Annettes
vs
Cloverleaf;
Savoy
vs
1
Ruins
!
a
red
sandstone
catn-nse
vs
Co-Op.;
R.
Radio
vs
Mc-
o.
&
A
;
McMeekins
vs
Dibb
edral
built
in
1450
are
seen
at
Kay
s:
B.
Sisters
vs
Commer-
Printing;
Stars
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Portrose,
nvar
Inverness
in
Rcnt-ciais:
75
Taxi
vs
Cook's
Jewellers;
Lyons
vs
Lucky
Strikes
land.
Phentons
vs
7th
Avenue
Market.,
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vs
commercial;
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v,
Stars:
Lyons
vs
Mc-Bis
Sisters
vs
McKay's;
Rupert
Mcekins;
Skeena
vs
Cloverleafs'
Radio
vs
Co-Op
;
Sunrise
Oroc-
Commercials
vs
Manson's;
Mc-ery
vs
Manson's;
Wrathalls
vs
Kays
vs
Co-op.;
75
Taxi
vs
Toil-Star;
Lyon's
vs
Cloverleaf;
Mc-
ers;
Sunrise
vs
Cook's
Jewellers;
Meekins
vs
Savoy:
Dibb
Printing
Rnnert
Rdio
v
7
Avcruc
vs'Lucky
Strikes;
Skeena
Groc-
Market;
Big
Sisters
vs
Shentons
ery
vs
G.
&
A.;
Annettes
vs
Rosa;
13-Sun.ise
vs
ComnTeF-
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cials;-75
Taxi
vs
Shentons;
Ru-
S-pt.
25
-McMvekins
vs
Lucky
pert
Radio
vs
Cook's;
McKays
Strikes;
Skeena
Grocery
vs
Rosa
vs
Manson's;
Big
Sist-rs
vs
7th
Lee;
Dibb
Printing
vs
O.
&A;
Avenue
Market;
Toilers
vs
Co-Cloveiieafs
v
Stars;
Wrathalls
op.;
Annettes
vs
Savoy:
McMeek-1
vr
Eavoy's;
Annettes
vs
Lyons;
ins
vs.
Wrathalls;
Skeena
vs.
75
Taxi
vs
McKay's;
Rupert
Ra-
Siars;
Lucky
Strikes
vs
Rosa
Lee;
H
1
It
JP
hi
dlo
vs
Mansons;
Big
sisters
vs
Co-op.;
7th
Avenue
Market
vs
Ceo'.i
Jewellers;
Shentons
vs
v-
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WINNIPEG
WORLD
CHAMPION
Vivian
King,
20-year-old
Winnipeg
department-store
tlerk,
Is
helped
from
Lake
Ontario
aU-r
winning
the
three-mile
women's
professional
swim
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition.
Miss
King
finished
a
quarter-mile
ahead
of
second
place-
Lie3
Putt
of
Montreal.
She
collected
tl,65b
lor
her
winning
time
of
?ne
hour
and
23
minutes.
It
was
h.r
first
professional
race;
she
won
the
amateur
swim
at
the
Cf.
L.
the
previous
week.
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(CP
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4un
Avenue
mai-Ket.
vs
v.ekin
vs
Cloverleaf;
Skeena
vs
Cf.mmercia!;
Toilers
vs
Cooks;
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v,
McKay's;
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measure
of
whole
wheat
and
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in
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is
vs
Co-op.
Oct.
3C
Rupert
Radio
vs
Shen-
ton's;
Sunrise
vs
7th
Avenue
Market;
Commercials
vs
Co-op.;
m,
si.tr.
t,.
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Lucky
Strikes
vs
G.
&
A.;
Wra-!
malls'
vs
Dibb
Printing:
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l'.ob
Printiii!;
vs
Cloverleafs;
Lyon
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vs
G.
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Nov.
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Wrathalls;
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cinnamon
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toaspoont
Colman'o
mustard
1
qt.
vinegar
Peel
and
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tomatoes.
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peppers
and
onions
and
combine
with
tomatoes.
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other
ingredients
and
pour
over
vegetables.
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and
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Prince
George
.
SAILS
FOR
Vancouve
r
and
Intermediate
Purls
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
I
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
FALL
IS
Simplicity
SEWING
SEASON
Simplicity
Patterns
m
f
VANCOUVER
-Some
15,000
mgert
streamnd
back
to
work
in
British
Columbia
timbtrlands
today
afl'-T
a
two-month
lay-off
caused
by
the
drought
which
ended
at
the
week-end.
The
forest
fire
hazard
now
b-Ing
ended
by
the
heavy
weekend
rains,
Minister
of
Forests
E.
T.
Kenney
lined
the
forest
closure
Imposed
June
12,
The
'.Iftlng
was
effective
Mondav
midnight.
The
closure
hau
affected
same
2000
woods
operations
In
Vancouver
forest
district
which
takes
In
southwestern
sections
of
the
province
and
Vancouver
Island
Th
record
drought.
Including
one
stretch
of
98
rainless
duvs,
cost
British
Columbia
about
$40
-OOC.000
in
lost
wages
and
lumber
production
Loggers
packed
on
to
every
available
plane
and
ship
which
would
take
them
back
to
work
Airline
and
steamship
eompanr-s
said
the
rush
would
probably
continue
for
another
three
or
four
days.
FAMOUS
COLLEGE
.
Corpus
Chrlstl
College
at
Ox-lord,
England,
was
founded
In
1518
by
Ricard
Fox,
Bfchop
and
statesman.
1950
HILLMAN
MINX
Law
mileage
Like
new
1947
PONTIAC
COACH
Privately
owned
1948
DeSOTO
CLUB
COUPE
Low
mileage
"MECHANIC'S
SPECIAL"
1937
Graham
4-door
sedan
$300.00
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
2nd
Avenue
at
1st
Street
Phone
806
and
566
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&
APPLIANCE
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&
SERVICE
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AND
ELECTRIC
RANGES
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ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
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Jatforing
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
220
Sixth
St.
rhone
649
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net
oubllriwi
v
Dni-.rt
nwlin-
Ur
CiHoro
.,a
Manson's;
75
Taxi
vs
Co-op.;
Cloverleaf
vs
Savoy;
Lyons
vs
Stars
;
W
I
a
t
h
a
1
1
s
vs
Lucky
Strikes:
Annettes
vs
Skeena;
Dibb
Printing
vs
R.
Lee;
McMeekins
vs
G.
&
A.
Oct.
9-Wrathalls
vs
G.
&
A.;
Annettes
vs
Dibb
Printing;
Lyons
v.:
S''e
na;
McMeekins
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Cloverleaf
vs
Lucky
Strikes;
Stars
vs
Savoy;
Shenton
vs
teo-op
;
Sunrise
vs
Big
Sisters;
Toilers
vs
Rupert
Radio;
75
Taxi
vs
Manson's;
7th
Avenue
Market
vs
McKay's;
Cook's
vs
Commercial.
Oct.
16
Cook's
Jewellers
vs
McKays;
Shentons
vs
Manson's;
Sunrise
vs
75
Taxi;
7th
Avenue
Market
vs
Co-op.;
Toilers
vs
Com-n'Tduls;
Rupert
Radio
vs
Big
Sisters;
Stars
vs
Lucky
Strikes;
Wrathalls
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Annettes
vs
McMeekins;
Cloverleal
vs
G.
&
A
;
Lyons
vs,
Savoy;
Skeena
vs
lJiiJti
printing.
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PLUMBING
and
HEATING
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
For
Repairs
and
Alterations
Smiths
El
kins
Lid.
P.O.
Box
274
Lad
Climbs
High
Mount
EDMONTON
CP
Fourteen-year-old
Puul
Cross
Is
th'j
pride
of
Edmonton
section
of
the
Alpine
Club
of
Canada.
He
qualified
for
active
membershiD
by
climbine
11.000-f
jot
Mt.
Huber
In
the
Rocky
Mountains.
Taul
has
been
Interested
In1
cnmting
smce
lie
was
seven
or
eight
years.
He
"warmed
up"
for
his
hike
up
Mt
Huber
by
climbing
8
900-foot
Mt.
Wiwaxy
and
going
partway
up
two
other
mountains
just
a
week
before.
'
The
club
is
quite
proud
of
Paul,"
said
Gladys
Hartley,
chairman
ot
the
Edmonton
section.
'
"He
Is
believed
to
be
the
youngest
member
ewr
to
make
the
climb."
-
Violation
of
Human
Rights
VANCOUVER
P
Refusal
of
the
British
Columbia
government
to
give
financial
holp
to
Roman
Catholic
jeparate
schools
on
Monday
was
called
"violation
of
the
declaration
of
human
rights."
-
t.
resolution
criticizing
the
government
for
its
stand
on
the
separate
school
question
was
adopted
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Federation
of
Newman
Clubs,
an
organization
of
Catholic
University
students.
M'.'anwhile,
one
of
two
Catholic
schools
closed
last
April
in
Mail-lardville,
near
New
Westminster,
re-ejpened
Tifesday.
j
A
se.-ond
school
remained
clos-etl
and
there
is
no
indication
of
an
immediate
re-opening.
Some
(50
children
wvre
withdrawn
from
parochial
schools
last
April
in
protest
against
what
tlw
Roman
Cathulic
school
board
said
was
the
government's
refusal
to
bear
more
of
the
operating
costs
of
separate
schools.
U.S
Strong
In
Finance
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
Presi
dent
Truman
said
Tuesday
that'
the
United
States
is
stronger
economically
than
ever
before,
j
He
denounced
as
lies
claims
that
the
government
is
spending
Us
way
into
bankruptcy.
The
President
said
that
those
who
are
spreading
the
story
of
possible
bankruptcy
are
doing
It
to
"frighten
the
voters,"
particularly
as
visions
of
elections
dance
through
the
heads
of
gentlemen
who
are
politically
inclined."
Truman
spoke
at
the
dedication
of
a
building
for
a
general
accounting
office
watchdog
for
Congress
on
federal
spending.
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