j'rrie
juluuin
adminton
in
Full
Swing
Tnuray,
uctt-bci-
il
iai.
Join
a
at
S
and
Thursday
afternoons
each
a
weeK
ana
are
an
exne
ent
Ladies'
Leagu
with
74
Active
Players
r
Leaders
keep
In
Position
lyunx
and
McKay's
Keep
on
Tup
in
Ladies'
Bowling
Leagues
Again
scoring
"Rawhide"
Exciting
With
powerful
star
appeal
and
performance
from
Tyrone
Power,
8usan
Hayward
and
their
C
VJVIUNTRE
chance
to
prepare
gifts
for
Christmas.
The
evening
classes
for
adults
meet
on
Monday
and
Thursday.
TEEN-AGERS
Teenage
Civic
Centre
members
met
in
the
craft
room
on
Wednesday
evening
and
Bowling
Schedule
,j(
Centre
badminton
went
into
full
fwinjf
last
j;
74
mt'iiilrt'i-s
of
the
swelling
cjUD
turned
out
tilavinir
session
in
i
rftruav
q
non'
CRAFT
DISPLAY-In
with
the
opening
of
the
discussed
plans
for
the
winter
'UliH
I
n
supporting
cast,
an
original
il
I
craft
season
at
the
Civic
Centre
sessions.
Stamped
belts
are
pop
-j
a
display
of
finished
projects
In
uiar
ular
,mow
among
the
the
hw.
boys
again
-An
thi
this
story
approach
and
biting
dia
torles,
Lyons
and
McKay
s
retained
leftflprVllr
nf
I
.llr,.
leathercraft
and
felt
articles
are
Oct.
2
Lyons
vs
Dibb
Printing;
Skeena
vs
McMeekins;
Clo-
'
vjrleaf
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Savoy
vs
Lucky
Strikes;
Annettes
vs
Wra
thalls;
Stars
V
G.
&
A.;
Toilers
vs
Big
S'sters;
Rupert
Radio
vs
75
Taxi;
7th
Avenue
Market
vs
Manson's;
Commercials
vs
McKay;
Sunrise
vs
ShentorU;
Cook's
vg
Co-op.
Oet.
3C
Rupert
Radio
vs
Shen-tem's;
Sunrise
vs
7th
Avenue
Market;
Commercials
vs
Co-op.;
Big
Sisters
vs
75
Taxi;
Cook's
Jewellers
vs
Manson's;
Tollers
vs
McKays;
Skeena
vs
Wrathalis;
Annettes
vs
Cloverleaf;
Savoy
vs
O.
tc
A.;
McMeekins
vs
Dibb
Printing;
Stars
vs
Rosa
"'
Lee;
Lyons
vs
Lucky
Strikes.
Bowling
League
in
their
respec
p!fty
cHn
to
the
succea-B1""l)
.
romliw
kwn
u
.nVe
thJ
f
irst
8lon
ln
whlPn
thpr
"""'nes
are
"fKn,
f
w
nesdav
listed
on
the
board-
In
way,
,
iffl
till
year
i
ne
equ.a,
opportu,lU
wUh
tive
Divisions
this
wtk.
H!Kh
sintle
senrpr
in
""
mi.
logue
bound
together
with
plenty
of
action
and
suspense,
an
exciting
western
adventure
drama
"Rawhide"
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
screen
here
from
tonight
to
Saturday.
year
as
they
are
inexpensive
and
easy
to
make.
A
variety
of
new
stamps
are
available
now
and
some
fine
work
Is
anticipated.
Teenage
girls
may
attend
the
ciaM
held
Tuesday
afternoons
to
look
over
the
choice
of
articles
on
view
in
the
trophy
case.
These
articles
are
an
example
of
what
may
be
accomplished
in
the
craft
classes
at
the
Centre.
As
these
itemg
are
on
loan
for
one
week
only
from
a
Vancouver
s!
n
was
M.
Lewis
of
Skeena
Gro
,hf
greui
experienced
players
'
....
.
,.
i.
It
is
the
mounting
story
of
cery
with
25J.
A.
Pierce,
consistent
as
usual,
had
high
three
game
aitgregat
of
642.
In
"B"
Division
M.
Bond
of
Bin
8lsters
had
hiiih
sincrio
t
im--
cu"
1t
ur
Schedule
for
the
first
part
of
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
is
announced
as
follows:
Ort.
16
Cook's
Jewellers
vs
McKays;
Shentons
vg
Manson's;
Bunrise
vs
75
Taxi;
7th
Avenue
Market
vs
Co-op.;
Toilers
vs
Commercials;
Rupert
Radio
vj
Big
Sisters;
Stars
vs
Lucky
Strikes;
Wrathalis
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Annettes
vg
McMeekins;
Cloverleaf
vs
G.
St
A
;
Lyons
vs
Savoy;
Skeena
vs
Dibb
Printing.
what
befais
a
forlorn
frontier
j
craft
supply
house,
those
who
Which
can
be
made
inexpensive
Prcsid.nt
John
1
Frank
Zallnskl,
who
several
by
mt
""""ltu
snouia
mane
a
iy
frora
telt,
which
proves
most
point
of
seeing
this
display
in
popular
in
tnis
year.,
ci.v
wu-
the
lobby
of
the
Civic
Centre.
gram.
Braiding
and
knotting
ADULTS'
CLAS3E8
The
af-
string
belts
will
be
taught
at
this
ternoon
classes
for
adults
start-
tirrfe
to
both
teen
boys
and
girls.
outpost
when
It
Is
left
unguarded
except
for
a
man,
woman
and
child
and
falls
prey
to
a
gang
of
outlaws
and
killers.
Tyrone
Power
is
the
citified
young
man
left
to
cope
with
a
284
and
high
three-game
aggregate
of
5M3
was
rolled
by
M.
Montgomery
of
Manson's.
rher.s
arer
.
;
mourn
aso
sustained
serious
In
cident
-Alan
Hlckey.
'juries
whetJ
hls
car
waa
struck
Kance
far-
:cr.MW
a
tra,n
at
KaIum
crosBng
MiiS
Frances
near
Terrace,
Is
leaving
on
the
17
j
Prince
George
tonight
for
Van-
his
been
adopted
couver
to
receive
further
treat-
','
wiiere
members
will
ment.
If
you
war.t
to
sell
it,
adve.-tisr
it.
News
classified.
ed
Wednesday
afternoon
with
This
Is
a
new
cratt
and
should
prove
popular
ana
pi
interest.
ream
results
were
as
follows:
"A"
Division
Lyons
3,
Skeena
Grocery
0.
Annettes
3,
Dibb
Printing
0
Savoy's
3,
Stars
0
Rosa
Lee
2,
McMeekin's
1
Lucky
Strikes
2,
Cloverleafs
1
Wrathalis
2.
Gordon
.
An
DANGEROUS
TOYS
MIDDLESUIIOUGII,
Ei.gUnd
7
A
toy
electric-iron
distributed
In
some
British
shops
possibly
could
kill
a
child,
the
Board
of
H'itr".
WI1K.I1
an
CApcnciii.ru
;
new
ldeas
an(j
cra,u
bej
m.
Ranger
might
find
unsurpass-
;
troduced
.Interest
was
sho
wn
ln
able.
Susan
Hayward
is
the
at-,
the
new
projects
available
in
tractive
young
heroine
who
:
feit
anrt
leather
Metal
foil
re-lund
In
a
desperate
situation.
pQUSIX
ls
to
be
started
ln
the
Hugh
Marlowe
is
a
thin-Up-1
rjear
future
Thls
u
,an
ldeal
ped
tight-eyed
killer
who
ter-
;
opportunity
for
the
mothers
of
rorizes
the
trio.
Dean
Jagger
is
j
the
Un
toU
t0
end
a
hour
a
bandit
who
ls
too
soft
for
his
of
profitabIe
relaxation.
The
calling.
Edgar
Buchanan
ls
a
;
brll,nt
comfortable"
craft
room
grizzled
outpast
lieutenant
who
,
will
accommodate
many
of
the
derson
1,
1
rade
here
warned
merchants.
'
Thj
tow
contains
a
two-pin
piugi
which
fits
into
wall
sortke'.s.
"B"
Division
Big
Sisters
3,
Sunrise
0
I
taiw
iv.Liiii-
ij
tiie
niai
autiiii
4
,
Jadies
wno
are
at
present
just
If
you
want
to
s;ll
it,
adverse
i
I
-
t
W".
sitting
in
the
lobby
waiting
for
It,
News
classified
1
gan.
jacx
tiam
is
a
rutmess
crazed
killer.
George
James
MUlican
anu
Lewis
Jea.i
'
V
J
I
V'
J
Jy
I
i
I
mYmmV
'
Heydt
are
also
Included
in
the
!
.
T-TT
,
"
'
J
U
i
.JLJ
f-rti!
jKL
'k'.'Vi,.',
4jU'?-'v
-i
Davl:
429,
J.IIickj
413.
Totals
650,
LVJ
T
j
fr'fivVAW
'
W
'
j
;
f&
i
c
fill
329,
B
Ellison
386,
J.
Hill
434,
7?
'l4f.t
Y
"fv,
1
I
i
.
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j
i
K
4
!
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;
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.
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tri
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J
.
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.
-
'
-
f
os
a
buq
in
a
ruq
Winter
hold
no
terrors
for
the
home
Healed
with
Standard
Furnace
Oil
Of
Standard
Stove
OA
Carefully
refined
to
exacting
specifications
Standard
Healing
Oils
burn
with
a
clean,
hot
flame,
give
instant,
reliable
heat
snd
burn
completely
without
waste.
Sanish
"high
and
low"
temperatures
in
your
home.
Simply
set
the
controls.
Your
heating
unit
does
the
rest.
Forget
fuel
worries.
Your
Standard
Heating
Oil
man
keeps
your
tank
at
the
safe
level
Give
him
a
call.
He's
listed
in
the
phone
book.
I.;
V7i'.!f
3':0.
TotaK
539,
722,
610.
Ruptri
Uadlc
F.
Gllmaur
385.
i;.
Chi;.t.:rt
486.
A.
Jeffries
443,
(
la
(ftt
-
4!)8,
M.
MiCload
356.
1J.:.
:
723,
21,
913.
7th
Ave.
Market
M.
Shier
180,
D.
Pallant
372,
D.
Pierce
205,
B.
Pk"C(
402,
O.
Rhi
332,
H.
Berg
27
1
Totals
096.
720,
720.
McKay's
S.
Schmidt
394,
M.
ontnton
s
3,
Co-op
0
.
Commercials
3.
Cook'3
J.
0
Rupert
Radio
3,
Toilers
0
McKay's
3,
7lh
Ave.
Mkt
0
Mans'jh's
2,
75
Taxi
1.
Ladies'
"B"
Shenton'
D.
Ardnn
397,
M.
3hent0u
Ml,
J.
Kotord
448,
I.
McKimion
315,
P.
Smith
581.
iJlals
757,
859,
754.
Co-op-H.
Van
Pyk-itra
320,
F.
May
185.
P.
O
Leary
133,
R.
Chris-
tcn.-:?n
415,
V.
Patrick
3U4.
Totals
530,
685,
073.
Sunrise
G.
Wilkins
425,
S.
Diwning
422,
M.'
Richards
4C1,
I.
Paikhouse
448,
J.
Adcock
402.
Totals
714,
735,
740.
Big
Sifters
E.
Bond
435,
M.
Bend
593,
F.
Wiesner
271.
E.
Roth-w
.11
35!,
T.
Muncey
459.
Mrs.
Dickent
91.
Totals
894,
746,
889.
75
Taxi
E.
Mulder
355,
B.
Mc-Olashan
428.
N.
Kennedy
443,
V
Farkm
351,
I.
Stewart
418.
Totals
910,
792,
651.
Manson'sT.
Dell
558.
N.
Jones
D.
Stewart
400.
8.
Currle
571,
i.
Montgomery
593.
Totals
953,
787,
853.
CottimerciaU
J.
Helgerson
491,
!W.
Cross
596.
Y.
Ewart
101,
8
Smith
'422,
T.
Stewart
435.
M.
Hoban
28fl.
Totals
817,
871,
787.
Coukg
w.
Duncan
300.
M.
Carelvss
320,
H.
Speer
394.
B.
lution
433,
H.
Schmidt
472,
L.
McKay
401.
R.
Raymond
296.
lota!,-.
717.
754,
750.
1
l
adies'
,"A"
McMeekin's
A.
Ritchie
421,
B.
Erne
son
173,
C.
Belamy
535.
L.
McMeekin
457,
B.
Hardy
549.
1
Tot
a'
836,
797.
837.
Rii'l
Lee'r
D.
Nelfcn
444,
F.
McKinnun
082.
A.
McLean
580,
Parsons
673,
O.
Mundrell
542.
I
Totals
829,
971,
923.
1
f'.arsG.
Mclntvi
?
522,
H.
Fur-
ff
-
'
Oh
SCOIiLK-
ChlcaKO
Black
Hawks
now
trmnlrio
at
HARD
OF
HEARING!!1
i,
0."t
.
nave
added
Jim
Petrrs.
38-pomt
forward
last
th
Detroit
Red
Wings.
The
29-year-old
veteran
Is
to
add
ii'-eded
scoring
punch
to
the
Hawks,
National
.fieue
duormiiis
four
of
the
last
five
scawns
Hr.S
OVER!
Hamilton
Ti&.'r-Cafs
Hal
Waggoner
eludes
Montreal
Allouette
tacklers
as
he
plunges
across
the
Larks'
line
foi
a
major
at
Montreal.
Allouettes
won
the
Big
Four
game
against
the
leading
Ti-Cats,
17-13,
recently.
Waggoner's
three-yard
crash
to
pay
dirt
came
ln
the
second
quarter.
(CP
PHOTO
i
A
Service
Centra
for
Deafened
People
will
be
held
at
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
in
PRINCE
RUPERT
Friday,
Saturday,
Oct.
12-13,
10
a.m.
-
9
p.m.
ness
378.
J.
Dickens
536,
K.i
Grimble
489,
L.
Keays
563.
Totals'
696,
959,
872.
j
'S
Savoj-
.1.
Amey
388.
E.
581.
P
Brown
548,
R.
McCal-!
Whnr
Fvprv
HnrH
nf
Hpnrinn
Pernn
hni
ilH
K
nnwt
lum
576.
B
McChesney
426.
Totals
!
8'!',
1011,
909.
CAN
I
GET
A
HEARING
I
Dihli
I'nntine
M.
McLean
349,
I"
t
1
HI
.'
f-
;
..."
AID
without
anything
ln
the
ear?
Without'
any
attachment
to
the
head?
Without
a
cord?
Can
I
get
an
aid
so
that
NO
ONE
will
know
I
am
heard
of
hearing?
f.M
I
OBTAINING
NORMAL
HEARING
NOW?
These
and
many
other
problems
will
be
answered
bv
our
Mr.
Danie!
Smith,
a
hear-In
g
aid
technician,
graduate
of
Maico,
Minneapolis.
He
will
be
phased
to
discuss
'
your
hearing
problems
with
you.
Appointments
can
be
made
at
your
own
home
or
you
i
s
f:
:
v
ft
-
;
4
7
hi
'
.A
'''
L-i'5-
-
i
J
T.
Dibb
394,
A.
Parker
267,
J.
Walker
452.
K.
Franks
630.
Totals
754,
758.
874.
Annettes
B.
Windle
572,
M.
Wir.d'o
507,
N.
Stone
492.
E.
Smith
492,
F.
Dickons
460.
Totals
77i;
891.
9C5.
I.ufcv
Striken-
E.
Mosley
479,
J.
Boulter
359,
A.
Smith
190,
J.
w.anvn
4!?"i.
B.
D'jnbar
527.
Total
681,
837J
824.
Clovcrlrafr.
K.
Jchnson
464.
N.
Grridcs
340,
M.
Antone
477,
M.
Frney
431.
O.
Newton
453.
Totals
62C.
891,
702.
Gordon
&
Anderson
B.
Smith
46C.
M.
MrGreish
556
L.
Anderson
525,
C.
Bnrr:
426.
I.
Garner
465.
Totals
773
,
881,
889.
Hrathall's
B
Peterson
511,
B.
Goula
379.
D.
Hamblin
399.
M.
Vincent
436.
R.
Long
456.
Totals
832,
898,
805.
Lyons
A.
Pierce
642,
P.
Thompson
508.
V.
Anderson
462.
J.
Shenton
563.
V.
Wrathall
506.
Total.-
843,
902,
936.
Skeena
Grocery
W.
Slater
527,
M.
Kearley
448,
E.
Wasyk
405,
D.
Lngrin
481,
M.
Lewis
496.
Totals
742
851,
848.
Robust,
full-bodied,
rich
in
flavor.
A
rare
old
rum,
aged
in
oak
barrels.
XO
INCREASE
IM
PRICE.
can
call
at
the
hotel.
MAICO
HEARING
SERVICE
Ltd.
'Ln
n
A
Ivrn
w
OFFIClS
:
-
"ouir.n
jim
hpavuai
(7i
carrrs
me
bull
on
one
o
nis
line
smashing
ground
w
Pawri
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
to
a
hefty
33-18
victory
over
Calgary
Stampeders
y
fecently.
Snavilnl
rnllH
om
l.
v
m
i,a,HB
Ir,
1?
trleo
nnh
UrVaa
lOflk
"CAPTURED
FLAVOR
OF
THE
INDIES"
b.
r.
.-!
iriiTille
St.
VaiH-miver
Siiskatchewaii
-HHntzniati
Hlil.
hilskatiHill
Allierln
Mcrrlik
Bills,
ililiolltiill
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