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Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
Newi
Saturday.
Aori"
21.
1951
I
Kid
Gavilan
it
1
'.-'.
A.
Whatman
486,
K.
Philllpson
488.
J.
Warren
438.
B,
Dunbar
&41
Totals
926,
802,
873.
Annettos
B.
Windle
521,
N.
Windle
417,
A.
McMeekin
563.
Smith
616.
P;
Dickens
4D7
Tntnls
1
:l
f,M
ftCl
7a
;
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League
Results
jGsven
Nod
h
Baseball
Scores
regf;y
Thompson
cr
Lyons
and
bi.
.
vf)R
Leaving
here
on
his
first
step
,,
to
Auckland,
New
Zealand,
Wil-
liam
Russell
sails
this
afternoon
on-
the
southbound
Princess
Louise.
From
Vancouver
he
will
embark
for
the
Antipodes
on
the
.
hlh,-Lr,u
:r:
.!5onar
T-cv:,:
d
out
a-unanlmous
10-round
,
AMERICAN
Phi'adelphia
6,
Boston
3.
Chicago
5,
Detroit
0.
Cleveland
4
fit.
Tinis
i
dm
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uiav.
lii.i
iihiiiii.
in
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jivi-
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a.
.
....
.
.
.
.
.
Aorangi.
Mr.
Russell
has
been'!;''
,
employed
here
with
the
Prince
'
1.
i
'4.
Washinston
5,
8:
New
York
3.
4
Rupert
Fishermen's
Cooperative
'
Y
"VfV
It
"
Bakery.
Roa
Lees-M
Pnstnk
r
1
lu,)e-uP
n
nls
way
lo
tne
;
T0tarsy7773909F-97TKUlnOa
!
Jhe
a
of!
Kurlvk
383,
E.
Anderson
434
M1"--'-1-
pounds.
(
Totals
845,
842,
817.
,
!
M.:Meekin's
A.
Ritchie
440
f!
'
m
....
!
A
classified
will
buy.
sell
orr
i
find
it.
B;
'it
--I
Boston
2,
Philadelphia
1.
Brooklyn
7,
New
York
3.
St.
Lcuis
5.
Chicago
1.
COAST
S?att!e
C,
Portland.2
1
3
Cakland
.
Ear.
Francisn
7
if.
a"ramento
7,
San
Diego
4.
Hollywood
6,
Los
Angeles
5.
"
!
.
,
-
L
j
m
sion,
had
a
345
single
game
and
79?
for
three
game
agsregale.
The
iattejF.
in
"B."
Division,
had
28S
for
hi.h
tingle
same
and
655
for
high
three
games.
following
were
this
week's
game
scores:
"A''
Division
Toilers
3.
Brownvonrtii
0
Lyons
3.
MeMeekin's
0
Rosa
Lee's
2,
Belmonts
1
Annettes
2,
Stars
1
Lutky
Strikes
2
G
&
And.
1.
Wrathall
s
2,
C.
B.
of
Coin.
1.
"B"
Division
B.C.G.E.A.
3
W.uia:
piiar.
0
Gingersnaps
2,
Savoys
I
Skcena
Groc.
2,
Black
Cats
I
Rockettes
2,
Battlers
1
Big
Sisters
2,
Slient
in's
1
Man.son's
2.
Commercials
1.
Individual
scores:
i
f
KUE1I
SCORES
Tod
Kennedy
wins
the
third
game
of
th
ctam
n
L
uuf,
with
an
overtime
'
P
P13'0"
fur
T,,ront0
goal,
giving
Leaf,
2
1
a
t
third
ovrtime
eame
in
three
1
J
f-
1
7
.Ve
r
.MonUaal
Canadlens.
It
wa.s
Wilson
350.
B,
Emerson
381,
C.
,
V-OpilOnOS
Will
Bellamy
516.
L.
MrMeekin
494.
TotataTso
aso,.-
Opening
Game
Lyons
A.
Pierce
669.
P.
Thninp-
r
3
son
792.
V.
Anderson
430.
J.
Klieu-'
WENATCHFE
(CP)
Western
ton
553.
V.
Wralhall
704.
Totals
'
International
Baseball
League
1101,
1130,
917.
opens
r.n
fvo
frcr.ts
Ultii.l,
Ladies'
"B"
,
with
Vancouve.-
and
Salem
srao-
Manson's
T.
''1
vicloric
of
the
s?a-
Dt;ll
588.
M.
Cope-
i
?d"6'
DMSt
317'
S
"r;
f
Vancouver
CarHanos
whippe.-l
8
lf'''y
-iWenathoe
Chiefs
and
Saien,
ToHsSOl!
Kl.als
8I1,
771,
928.
,
,Ser.at.jrs
beat
Trl-Cify.
Commercials
-J.
Helger.son
430,
:
:
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L.
Smith
505,
M.
Hoban
416.
L.
1
79,
n(l7
,,7
-Bltri-?B-.
Bond
420,
M.
ne.
ix-lted
line
traces
the
puck's
path.
Gerrrv
UUZtT
???
tw0
games
;
winie
Butcn
Bouchard
and
To,
hn;:i;l;uirf,'n
t0
(CP
PHOTO)
Sonj
of
Toi
wmj
IVlliit
and
Sbantv
Ml)iF
'f
!
'-v'
j
iV?y5T
491
M
ie
655,
I.
Muncey
357.
Totals
m
Laviolette
452,
-0rJ'on
E.
Knutson
458,
D.
!
ges
848
933
TotTo
919R907MCCa"l,m
553-1
Black
Cats-W.
Duncan
374.
H.
lijiais
U9t
919,
Jiil.
Speer
447
j
Hi(.ks
289
E
S(rpbe
Ginger
Snaps-E.
Mulder
525,
208,
M.
Magaw
195.
B.
Davis
471.
N.
Kennedy
290,
V.
Parkin
273,
1.
1
Totals
841
703
872
Stewart
523.
I.
Beaile
472.
ft
Me-
'
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'
.
CREATING
AN
ESTATE
.
.
.
When
you
the
first
pay
premium
on
$5
000
life
.wurence
policy
you
immediately
cresw
fn
MU1,0"f
v5uu-
W
you
d'e
th.
full
amo"
i.
iv.il.hl.
for
your
family.
U
you
liv(1
can
tube
a
long
as
thirty
years
to
pay
for
it.
Why
not
create
your
estate
todu?
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
Bo"
"55
,
Phon
Black
831
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.
.1-
i'1
"HI
i
1
.
Ladies
"A1
Brownwoods
L.
Donaldson
581),
F.
Cramer
465.
N.
Stone
574,
M.
Gurvieh
389.
G.
Brown
415.
Totals
873,
760,
871.
Toilers
M.
Wide
581,
B.
Ellison
351,
C.
Strand
403,
C.
Dor-cseh
5G1,
J.
Hill
625.
TuUUs
974
998,
944.
Wrathall's
B.
Peterson
C27
P
Roberts
396,
A-
McLean
475
W
Sleeves
325,
M.
Vincent
406.
'Totals
895,
686,
866.
Canadian
Bauk
of
Commerce
-M.
R'jose
47G.
R.
Christenson
393,
M.
Steeves
449.
E.
Mosley
436
R
Ramsay
434.
Totals
678,
814,
825.
Gordon
&
Anderson
B.
Smith
532,
S.
Ramsay
413.
I.
Garnei
563
L.
Anderson
461,
C.
Berric
558.
'
OKee"a
urocery-u.
van
Meer
!
Glahan
251
Tot-iu
Rat
roq
;
n
L
'
i
545-
W-
Slater
604,
S.
Smith
326.
'
I
UM
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
yaua.
x-naimauy
v.
umrj
E.
Wasyk
425,
1.
Hague
407.
Totals
46E,
A.
Parker
450.
G.
Smith
492.
893
768
802
K.
Thompson
493.
S.
Hartwig
396.
j
R'atrk'
o
BailKTS
b.
r.Au
Downing
indKi
451,
M.
Total
o
RR9
hkq
non
I
r.
J
.1
'
Richards
262,
D.
McNeice
503,
J.
B.C.G.E.A.
M.
Baxter
605.
f.
,ii,
iaa
n
Mrui..-
,
:
Nine
tr.bles
weve
in
plav
at
the
Sons
ot
Klorway
whist
drive
and
dance
held
in
the
Sons
of
Norway
last
nif;ht.
Prize
winners
were.
Mrs.
Cor-mie,-,
first;
Mrs.
E.
Norton
won
second
prize
(cutting
with
Mrs
Alfred
Anderson);
O.
K.
Olseu,
,
first;
Alf.
Jensen,
second.
.
Miks
Colussi
played
the
Accordion
for
dance
accompaniment.
Refreshment
committee
under
Mrs.
John
Pedersen
were
Mrs.
Jensen,
Miss
Ellen
Wa
ewj
M-i.
Frank
Schroeder,
R.
Hundeide,
Nils
Gundersen,
John
MNatuth-ton,
G.
Gustafcan
ani
B.
fcasc,
ken.
Steifcais
513,
D.
Edgar
352,
E.
Parkhouse
372.
Totals
770,
764,
Totals
964,
1088,
880.
Rockettes-V.
Kryklywyj
319
Shenton's
P.
Smith
366,
J.
N.
GFeddes
238,
M.
Antone
535,
M.
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Re-roof
with
SPHALT
totals
810,
797,
92Q.
"Don't
be
.alarmed
it's
me,
hee,
hee,
hee,
Ethel
Iurkv
5triL-
i
r.
,.
r
nusuv
&nencon
oz,
v.
renney
4y,
t;.
Hood
343,
D.
New-
-llntner-
58.'
Elliott
374,
B.
Matson
472.
Totals
ton
510.
Totals
780
758,
1027.
the
baby
sitter."
jHINGLES
d
(atil
JParly
at
Contatle
.Street
0R
ESTIMATES
SEE
it
iiose99
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
r.o.
ox
721
Three
tables
of
bridgej
two
of
j.
cribbage
and
one
of
whist
were
in
play
at
the
Conrad
SUeet!
Scho'jl
Parent-Teachers
card
j
party
last
night.
Winners
were
H.
Taylor,
bridge;
;
AVAILABLE
NOW
the
new
TITAN
CHAIN
SAWS
cend
12
H
P.
I
i
"'
AUTOMATIC
CLUTCH
OILING
Mr.
Croxford,
whist;
and
Mrs.
P.
Thompson,
cribbage.
Under
convener
Mrs.
John
Ji'ardin,
the
refreshment
committee
consisted
of
Mrs.
Jardine,
Mrs.
P.
Thompson,
Mr..
Faught,
Mrs.
K.
Kiu'deziel
and
Mrs.
Al
Murdock.
TIMBER
RALE
X4G218
Scjiled
tenders
wljl
be
received
toy
Xfts
Minister
of
Forests
fit
VU-turiii.
BC,
not
later
thnn
11
am.
vn
tlie
Bill
day
of
May,
1951,
for
the
fWIND
STARTER
Arts
purchase
of
Licence
X4!218,
to
rut
3.800.000
f.b
m.
of
Hemlock,
Spruce.
Cediir.
Bal.
jim
and
Cypress,
on
nn
area
comprising
of
vacant
Crown
land
situated
on
the
north
shore
of
Steamer
Pnssnge,
Ilunfu
5
Coast
Land
District.
i
moval
of
timber.
f
MAINS
I
U
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.'I
-'rf'c
our
;,liern
Representatlv
IAN
BOWELL
l;HtNS
LAKE.
U.C.
i
SALES
SERVICE
Itll'.UKS
CONTACT
'
YOUR
LOCAL
DEALER
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
forester,
Victoria.
BC.
-
or
District
Forester
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(
11)
IN
RE
ESTATE
OF
DONO
KEE
YOU,
I
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
AS
DONO
1
KEE
YOW,
DECEASED
INTESTATE
I
TAKE
NOTICE
that
as
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BOB
PARKER
LTD.
Pn'nCe
Rupert,
B.C.
trator,
duly
appointed
by
the
court,
of
the
estate
of
Dong
Kee
You,
otherwise
known
as
Dong
Kee
Yow.
who
died
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
on
;
the
10th
day
of
March,
1951.
I
require
all
creditors
and
otlufs
hav-
;
tn
claims
against
tlie
a;iid
estate
;
to
send
the
wnne
to
me,
pmpt
i
ly
verified,
at
the
address
uiiMitanivti
'
below
on
or
before
tliy
3V-st
day
of
May.
1!51.
after
which
date
I
shall
prcK-eed
to
distribute
the
c&tale
in
those
entitled
by
ly.w,
luivtiiH
UWU'J
:
only
to
iuch
claims
of
which
I
uhall
j
then
have
been
lioUiieU
i
AND
further
take
notU:c
"that
nil
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
esluu-
,
are
reiiuired
to
py
their
UitU'btcd-iM'ss
to
ie
forthwith.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
thU
j
13lh
day
erf
April.
1001.
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OK
WHITE
THE
B.C.
IHSTUI1H
TOKS
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CHAIN
SAWS
of
B.C
Ltd.
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li.hi.
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Ma'n
Sire
reet
Vancouver,
B.C.
,
i
f'HED
ADVEitTUSIKO
IN
T
OORTXN
Fit
AS
Eli
FOliUFS
Ol
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lc
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Ad
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in
isl
rator
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
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14.
31,
28.
M
fil
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HB
DAILY
NEWS
PAY?'
INFORMATION
On
How
To
Prepare
YOUR
1950
INCOME
TAX
RETURN
ii
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-
Official
representatives
of
the
Taxation
Division,
Department
of
National
Revenue
will
visit
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
on
APRIL
23-30
inclusive
'"r
the
pniDose
of
nssistiiiR
taxpayers
n
this
area
in
preparing
their
1950
Income
Tax
returns
and
answering
inquiries
on
other
Income
Tax
matters.
These
representatives
are
authorized
to
take
paymeuts
of
Income
Tar
in
the
form
of
Cheques
or
Mor
ey
Orders,
but
not
Ca,sh.
They
will
be
available
for
consultation
at:
National
Employment
Office,
Killos
&
Christopher
Building,
3rd
Avenue,
Pr'nce
Rupert
taxpayers
in
this
area
are
invited
to
take
advantage
op
this
free
service
to
the
pi'bi.ic.
Let
Your
Income
Tax
Office
Help
You
(h)
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