1
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Wednesday.
March
7,
1051
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t
ilackvOod
On
Bridge
i
SOUTH
LtTFFENHAM.
Ens-
!
land
(CP)
One
woman
in
thh
'
Rutland
town
Lsn't
afraid
of
rats.
:The
new
rat-catcher
for
thrc-e
i
councils
in
the
area
is
Mavij
i
I
Cunningham,
30.
Native
Hurt
In
Shooting
A
firing
pm
flew
back
into
the
eye
of
Jerry
Guno,
25,
a
native
who
was
target
shooting
at
Ar-
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
RANGES
Phone
Blue
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PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Mctla'cat'a
Wins
By
Eosley
Blackwood
so
often
the
goat
in
mix-some
measure
of
revenue
Ners
Classifieds
Make
Sales.
'
friend
Mr.
Muzzy,
'i
he
bridge
table,
got
v
tfr-
Ik
nncc
(upert
i
randale.
at
the
mouth
of
t
he
i
Naas
River.
oDDosite
Kincolitli
.
I
Monday.
He
pulled
the
pin
j
Ulfl
y
Beaten
minora"-1
dealer
(llr..
Kri-ii)
S-J
(IS
ij
A
1
e
jroin
ins
eye,
ou'v,
uue
tu
avr'.i-i
m.
his
attending
physician
is
unable
to
tell
whether
th."ie
ii
.sight
in
the
eye
or
not.
The
vie-
j
lim
is
resting
quietly
in
the
ciiy
.
Liquor
Control
Board
Notice
of
Sale
by
Tender
-
Scaled
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
at
the
Head
Oflioe,
Liquor
Oontrol
Board,
526
Fort
Street.
Victoria.
B.C..
not
later
than
twelve
o'clock
noon.
Tuesday,
April
3rd.
1951.
lor
the
following
described
lands
and
premises.
Lou
23
and
24.
Block
19.
Section
1,
Prince
Rupert
District.
Building
of
concrete
and
hollow
tile
construction.
Basement
concrete
floor,
coal
stoker,
hot
water
heating.
Terms
may
be
granted
of
one
half
cash
with
the
bakmec
payable
in
six
monthly
instalments
with
interest
at
the
rate
of
8
per
cent
per
annum.
Tenders
must
be
accompanied
by
a
"deposit
equal
to
at
least
10
per
cent
of
the
tender
in
the
lorin
of
a
money
r-der
or
certified
cheque
payable
to
C
C
4
hospital
Guno,
a
native
of
Gr.ecnvillfi.
I
Mr.
liamiiHl)
(was
admitt?d
to
the
Prince
Ru
A
K
Q
10
:
Mr.
Pattulio
In
Forcfroni
'
KETCHIKAN,
Alaska
(Special)
Inglorious
losers
last
night
were
Prince
Rupert
Jets,
beaten
by
Metlakatla
to
the
tune
:t
81-50.
Big
Jeff
David,
Metlakatla's
one-man
team,
was
a
peer
in
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-ft
2
A
7
(I
5
3
li
II
3
2
pert
Hospital
yesterday,
coming
south
on
the
Camoiiin.
11.;
was
shootiin
with
a
Marlin-
.30-30,
either
at
wills
o?
a
.stationary
t
a.-p.ct,
it
is
br
lieved
by
Ivis
tloc-t
or.
four
spade
tricks
and
the
ace
of
diamonds
immediately.
Bdt
Mr.
Muzzy
didn't
have
a
spade
to
lead
and
he
got
off
to
the
queen
of
hearts
opening.
Mr.
Champion
hit
the
ceiling.
He
heaped
considerable
abuse
on
Mr.
Munzy's
head
and
it
was
several
minutes
before
order
could
be
restored.
In
fact,
Mr.
Champion
was
so
intent
.m
criticizing
his
partner
that
he
inadvertently
played
the
three
of
diamonds
on
the
first
trick.
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
king
of
hearts
and
led
the
kin
of
diamonds.
Mr.
Champion
won
his
nee
nnd
look
tricks
with
the
klnx
and
queen
of
spades.
He
didn't
lay
down
the
ace
of
spades
as
fie
correctly
figured
that
the
Jack
In
dummy
inie.ht
(ive
declarer
his
ninth
trick.
On
the.
spade
leads
Mr.
Muzzy
discarded
two
small
diamonds.
ender-
me
liquor
control
uourd
and
enclosed
:
In
an
envelope
marked
i.
u.
i
auU,n,,
inu
..i.a..ih.
h
s
as
nc
lonned
100l)e"
them
U1em
fl"
Prin
Rupert.."
Columbia
premier
and
long
time'
The
highest
or
any
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted.
in
from
all
angles
to
total
3.1
I
ll
Mr.
!-
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r,
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k
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&
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L.
HtJTCHEU.
Seen
l.lqoor
Onnlrul
Hoard.
I'.!5
rrt
Street.
VICTORIA,
lie.
Victoria.
Il.C.
March
fan.
IDS!..
M.I.
A.
for
Prince
Rupert,
is
the
lusl
oiU-oi-Uwner
to
contribute
to
the
local
Red.
Crous
campaign.
In
a
letter
to
SI
an
Saviile,
Red
Cross
president
here,
Mr.
Pattulio
said
he
"read
with
interest"
a
leading
Daily
News
IX.I
points.
Jets
led
the
first
quarter,
19-17,
but
after
that
it
was
Metlakatla.
Don
Scheik
was
top
Jet
scorer
again
with
17
points.
Individual
scores:
Jets
-II.
Sihcrk
17,
Flaten
4,
Olson
10,
Marshall
0,
Gill
(I.
S.
Smithers
Cold
Snap
Severe
j
SMITIIEKS
-A
three
day
cold
wiap
in
the
Hulkley
Valley
scem-vd
on
the
wane
today
alu-r
i-ausiiig
severe
damage
to
water,
pipe,
nerves
and
hopes
lor
an
early
spring.
.hit
had
Mrs.
Keen
ut-,,,,
Worri.s
"three
no
Uian
li
rowmndiHK
dou-u.,m
from
Mr.
Cham-
story
announcing
Hie
Red
Cross
Scherk
4,
Spring
9,
Heynou
()
single
night
drive.
He
enclosed
Holkestad
0.
Total
50.
penalty
double
In
this
Metlakatla
David
30,
R.
Atkinson
2,
M.
Booth
2,
J.
Atkinson
5,
W.
Li
ask
3,
J.
ISimth
7,
D.
Atkinson
l'J,
I.
Leask
3,
Bolton
2.
Total
81.
a
check
for
$25.
Five
city
organizations
so
far
liavo
pledged
about
150
can-vasers
to
call
on
homes
Monday
night,
March
19,
said
Mr.
Saviile.
The
clubs
include
Ro
has
a
special,
eonven-',-inin'.
li
asfct
partner
Hip
first
suit
bid
by
in
this
rase,
.spades.
As
,i
siadc
leafl
from
West
dummy's
jack
would
Mr.
Champion
to
win
tary,
Gyro,
Junior
and
Senior
LONDON
(CP)
A
wife
pieadi.i
SUPERIOR
CARS
1941
Packard
110
1938
Ford
Tudor
'
.
1937
Ford
Oouoc
1939
Austin
Convertible
We
arc
exueetiiif
a
few
more
Austin
Sedans
and
Sretion
Wagons
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
.
STUDEBAKER
and
AUSTIN
DEALERS
Third
Avenue
at
Park
Green
217
cnamners
ol
commerce
ana
memai
crueuy
in
a
divorce
ac-Job's
Daughters.
jlion
against
her
husband
tolti
Internal
canvassers
for
Nelson1
ths
Judge:
"When
I
said
the
Brothers
at
Port
Edward
are
necklace
was
tight,,,
he
sai
I
Temperatures
ranged
as
low
as
20
below,
bui
weiw
accompanied
with
biting
cold
winds
up
to
30
miles
per
hour
velocity.
The
combination
proved
co;.tly
in
fu'
I
bills
and
attacked
water
pipes
that
had
actually
come
through
two
other
winter
cold
snaps
with
colder
temperatures.
The
period
lollowed
a
week
of
extremely
mild
weather
that
led
people
to
behove
in
an
early
spring.
Thawing
conditions
were
well
advanced
when
new
snow
was
laid
on
a
layer
of
ice,
and
the
bitter
cold
was
added
to
the
new
snow.
volunteers
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Robins.
Mr.
Robins
is
manager
of
the
plant.
"JfVell,
they
call
it
a
choker."
LONDON
(CP)
The
Vicar
of
Pi
Giles"
church
in
CamberweH
wrote
in
his
parish
magazine:
"Tax
dodgers
are
robbing
the
country,
so
be
honest
and
pay
up."
"I'LL
TAKE
IT"
Pungwasha-loo,
Eskimo
guest
of
honor
at
The
Pas,
M:n.,
Trappers'
Fes-
tival,
tries
on
a
"southern
hat"
in
a
town
store.
She
is
a
member
of
a
family
of
five
brought
from
Eskimo
Point,
N.W.T.,
to
participate
in
the
festival.
(CP
PHOTO)
HOCKEY
scores
Now
Mr.
Champion
led
Ids
five
of
clubs
and
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
ace.
He
led
another
hinn
club
and
East
.shower!
out,
discarding
the
deuce
of
hearts,
it
was
at
this
point
that
Mr.
Dale
pointed
out
that
Mr.
Champion
had
revoked
on
the
first
trick,
j
Mr.
Judne,
the
peppery
little
kibitzer,
quickly
turned
to
Arli-.
cle
76
of
the
laws
and
gave
Mr.
Champion
the
bad
news
that
two
tricks,
won
by
East
and
West
after
the
revoke,
would
have
to
be
transferred
to
the
non-offending
side.
The
hand
was
then
played
out
and
as
you
see
Mr.
Dale
;
could
never
make
more
than
j
t-iiiht
tracks
owing
to
the
unfor-
j
tunate
dlstributipn
of
the
chili
,
suit.
He
won
four
clubs,
two
dia-
'
monds
and
two
hearts
and
he
:
was
through.
However,
the
two
trick
penally
for
the
revoke
enabled
him
to
score
game
wl;.li
;
an
extra
trick.
Mr.
Muzzy
really
poured
it
on
Mr.
Champion.
"Oh.
I'm
so
sorry
I
didn't
open
a
spade,
partner,",
lie
said
with
fine
sarcasm.
"I
suppose
I
should
have
got
one
out
of
the
other
deck.
And
Incidentally,
why
didn't
you
take
time
out
from
giving
lessons
long
enough
to
give
yourself
a
lesson
in'
the
simple
art
of
following
.suit?
Tiic
hea.
ts
are
tin
curvy
ones
like
on
Valentines
and
the
diamonds
are
the
ones
with
the
sharp
edges
..."
k
Can't
Happen
ic,"
You
Say
...
Terrace
Man
is
Badly
Burned
TERRACE
Bill
Cooper
was
hally
burned
about
the
face
Civic
Centre
ART
APPRECIATION
Tomorrow
ninht
i
Thursday)
in
the
Civic
Centre
there
will
begin
the
Jlrst
lesson
of
a
University
Extension
Art
Appreciation
course
sponsored
by
th.e
Art
Club
but
open
to
everyone
'.nterestM.
TUESDAY
'
j
Pacific
Coast
Victoria
7,
Vancouv.er
5
Portland
4,
Tacoma
1
Maiiiline-Okanagan
I
Kerrisdale
4,
Nanaiino
10
Na-
nainici
wins
best
of
seven
cimst
j
final
4-1).
MONDAY
j
.
M.iinlinr-Okunasan
Kamloops
3,
Vernon
1
(Kam-j
loops
and
V.?rnon
now
plvj
it
usually
doesn't.
Inr
painlini'
prob-
'
ri.-i',
which
we
can
viiii
solve.
For
i1:
and
);ipri'lian;-ri
hurts,
and
finality
.
al
low
cost,
.see
us
when
the
sediment
bowl
of
his
0T
Sedgranvsw
Sure
s
Scfto,vam-5
"V.O."
Seagram's
"83"
Scactvam's
Croiun
Roy
til
lig.ht
delivery
truck
exploded
s
he
was
trying
to
thaw
out
the
gas
i
lin
with
a
blow
torch
M.mday
l
morning.
The
accident
occurred
in
the
Terrace
Machine
Shop
;
where
help
w
as
quickly
forth-1
'
coming
and
the
injured
man
tak-j
en
to
hospital
where
he
is
now'
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The
course
consists
of
a
sc
ion
of
bulletins
of
study
group
material
of
which
each
person
nuiy
obtain
a
ropy;
then
the?.?
are
'
accompanied
by
film
si
ips,
rnl'sr
prints
and
beaut
ilu'.ly
illusC'ate
I
books.
Topics
covered
include:
Painting
in
Europe
from
the
Rc-
naissance
to
thi
Present
Day,
Sculpture.
Paintinr?
in
Canada,
j
Modern
T
'ends.
resting
comfortably.
MATUIK
best-of-lhree
series
for
interior
tit
lei.
Nanaiino
7,
Kerrisila'."
4
IN-'
naiino
le;Vls
bt
st
-ol-Si't
on
coast
.series
3-1).
Western
International
Spokane
2.
Trail
7
rTraii
w':!
be.st.-ol'-iiv,?
semi-final
3-1
1.
Kimberley
3,
Nel-:on
5
ai-u-ber'.ey
wins
besl-ot'-f
ive
.semi
-
final
3-1
1.
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Stacyvam's
Kings
PUile
ScftCtvctms
Spec'uil
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KEN
V.
England
(CP)
Discovered
during
spring
cleaning
at
the
Ferry
Inn
I
There
will
be
one
lesson
ever
Thi$idveitisement
is
not
published
or
riisDlayedbythe
Liquor
Control
Boardor
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbii
!
two
wcks
now.
none
in
the
sum-
here
was
a
dartboa.
tl
rputea
to;
tmer,
then
in
the
full
the
Univer-
.
be
mo'-e
than
103
years
old.--
t
sity
will
b.rin
Fending
the
ma-
I
'
i
leriul
a';a:n
until
tne
ten
lessons.
!
have
b.en
completed.
j
fori
for
t
i
it
(j
Ladies
end
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
)
Stock
.
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quipped
with
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and
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St
Canada's
Navy
is
the
largest
this
nation
has
ever
had
in
time
of
peace
.
,
.
and
still
expanding.
Canada's
Navy
intends
to
p!ay
its
full
part
in
the
defence
of
freedom
and
the
Prince
Rupert
!
K.
Lyons.
Valois,
Quebec;
V.
J.
Nixon,
Montreal;
R.
J.
Sparks,
li.
Southwell,
S.
Norman,
R.
S.
Copeland,
O.
II.
Peterson,
S.
L.
Pullen
and
K.
Harris,
Vancou-
.
ver;
A.
Zompokus,
Riverdale,
Now
York;
J.
II.
Bennett,
Victoria:
G.
S.
Wurlele,
Montreal;
'A.
Fletcher,'
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.!
C,
Lunristrom
and
Mrs.
i.
Niwill,
j
Stewart.
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E.
R.
Carswell,
II.
Semmens,
G.
Alierncthy,
W.
1).
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and
H.
J.
McC'ausland,
;
Vancouver;
II.
Kadfont
Vis-,
tiiria;
A.
Winlerhiirn,
Lachino,
protection
of
our
shores
and
sea-ways.
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Movinc,
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Crating
Shipping
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Storage
Complete,
Reliable
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Efficient
Service.
Also
siecnts
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Lid.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
anil
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
r.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
IIioim-s
GO
and
(H
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Ships
to
be
manned
ANICH
f;
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Quebec,
In
its
accelerated
programme
of
expansion
more
ships
from
cruisers
to
mine
sweepers
are
being
commissioned.
Ships
,
,
.
more
ships
.'".t
is
the
aim.
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