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Monday,
June
25,
1951
Kitwanga
Wins
Football
Game
Blackwood
on
Bridae
a
By
Easlcy
Blackwood
ez
slopped
a
K.ltWfccu&a
iau.
il.tri.
j
N.nyok.,
in
goal
for
Print
Ru-:
pert,
blocked
a
great
drive.
From
j
J.
Morgan's
corner
D.
Morgan
j
added
a
third
for
Kitwanga.
j
!
Rupert
forwards
combined
well
bat
Pavllkis
shot
wide.
Baxter'
'
snot
was
saved
at
the
upright.
I
ted
but
life
was
extinct.
Coroner
W.
O.
Whit's
returned
a
findinis
of
death
from
acaici-
SMALL
BOY
IS
DROWNED
ental
drowning,
with
no
blame.
Defeated
Prince
Rupert
4-2
Saturday
Night
',
attached
to
anyone.
Mr..
Dale
got
a
little
fancy
on
today's
hand
with'
his
second
round
two-heart
call,
but
the
bid
guided
his
partner
into,
the
correct
contract
of
three
no-
j
BURNS-
LAKEWesley
Braat-
The
native
Kitwaniza
football
Rcbinson
stopped
Williamson.
1
iti.
aged
six,
son
oi
cuwui
Biaaten
of
Uncha
Valley,
was
,
trump.
found
by
his
father
lying
in
six!
Mr.
Abel
openwl
the
lack
of
team
sc-jred
a
decisive
win
over
,
Morgan
then
scored
direct
a
Prince
Rupert
selected
eleven
j
lrom
a
ySz)i
nis
tearn
on
Saturday
evening
by
four
through
wmUuM
Wa
goals
to
two.
Up
to
the
last
fif-
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"""
:
but
shut
over.-
Nlsyok
saved
a
Wen
minutes
the
city
team
was
scoreless
but
Pavllkis
got
two
hot
drive
from
R.
Morcan.
Bax-
feet
of
water
beside
a
float
near-;
the
Southbank
ferry
landing.
The
wife
of
Captain
Laing
of
hwirts
and
Mr.
Champion
hope-
fully
finessed
the
queen.
But
.
when
Mrs.
Keen
won
with
the
'
king,
h
wished
he
had
ducked
In
an
effort
to
block
the
suit.
South
dealer
None-vulnerable
.
North
(Mr.
Dale)
8
3
H
A
Q
5
U
8
3
C
K
Q
0
8
5
vtesi
i:,i,t
were
Koalt
to
make
the
score
look
tet
Phillips
and
Pavllkis
better
for
the
Prince
Rupert
!
,hinw
and
finallv
Pav-';
the
ferry,
an
experienced
nurse.
Mrs.
Keen
led
back
the
seven
of
heart
and
Mr.
Abel
overtook
It
eleven.
'
likis
scored
from
close
in.
An-:
rendered
first
aid
immediately
Kitwanga
attacked
front
the1
other
lovely
passing
bout,
with
;
and,
with
a
doctor
in
attendance,
start
and
Prince
Rupert
was
j
Bowman
starting
it,
found
Pav-
j
artificial
respiration
was
attemp.
lucky
to
scramble
the
ball
away.
Hkis
adding
his
second
goal
with
with
the
nine
which
was
per
mitted
to
win.
A
third
lead
of
(Mr.
AM)
S
Q
7
H
J
10
4
2
D
K
10
c
j
t
o
a
(Urn.
Keen)
H
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1111)542
11
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7
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C
3
Havnikis
was
hlsii
with
a
drive
(
a
hard
drive
to
nnisn
uie
scm-
hearts
drove
out
dummy's
ace.
Mrs.
Keen
discarded
the
deuce
and
thjn.
following
good
com-,
ing.
Final
score:
Kitwanga
of
spades.
binati-.:n,
George
Williams
scored'.
Parkhouse
missed
an
open-
Well,
everything
was
still
all
If
right
if
Mr.
Champion
could
win
five
club
tricks,
as
h
had
four
natural
winners
in
the
other
three
suits.
ing
and
then
had
a
fine
shot
turned
over
the
bar
by
the
Kitwanga
goalie.
Darrow
Gomez
now
came
on
to
complete
thvs
city
(Mr;
4'luiiDUm
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bidding:
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Biua
Teams:
Kitwanga
V.
Morgan;
Roy
Harris..
Jce
Daniels;
Good.
L.
Morgan,
H.
Morrison;
A.
Morean,
K.
Morgan,
George
Williams,
R.1
Morgan,
J..
Morgan;
W.
Morgan,
C
.
Good.
iei
Kn-t
Puss
How
to
play
the
club
suit-
1
I
lA.V-rfrrZZ5
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Me;n
that
tat
the
cjueitlcn.
In
the
first
place
the
live
outstanding
Prince
Rupert
C.
Ntsyok;
Wy-
!
att,
Robinson;
Bowman,
D.
Oom-'
z.
H.
Morgan;
Baxter,
Aird,!
clubs
could
hn
counted
on
to
t
I
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
an
important
unblocking
split
3-2
In
opponents'
hands
"m
team
but
Jim
Morgan
put
uie
visitors
tt-o
goals,
up
although
well
offside.
The
Rupert
team
was
lucky
when
their
goalie
saved
on
the
line.
Aird
shot
past;
Morgan
and
Ford
showed
to
advantage.
Frmse
Rupert
started
the
second
half
with
a
good
attack
but
Roy
Harris
cleared.
Morgan
kicked
out
from
Pavlikis.
Com-
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
13J
about'
68
per
cent
of
the
tune.
In
other
words
the
chances
Pavliki,
Parkhouse,
Ford,
Reg;
Phillips.
Referee
Pat
Forman.
.
.
play
would.
80
Mr.
Champion
led
the
king
of
clubs
from
the
board
and
was
careful
to
play
the
10
(not
the
were
better
than
two
to
one
that
simply
laying
down
the
ace
king
and
queen
of
clubs
would
1
toun
from
his.
own
hand.
Then
bring
in
the
entire
suit.
je
iea
a
low
ciud
to
nis
ace-
anu
Mrs.
reen
snoweu
out:
wow
there
la
a
proved
finesse
against
Could
Mr.
Champion
increase
the
percentage
in
his
favor
Let's
see.
If
Mrs.
Keen
had
four
Mr.
Abel's
guarded
jack.
AI
ITIOV
(AI.B
TlmhM-
sale
X5t.il)
Thf
win
he
oTred
lor
sale
at
Per
acceleration
I
switched
to
$SO
Gasolines
Fill
your
tank
with
"up-to-date"
Esso
or
Esso
Extra
Gasolines.'
Take
your
car
out
on
the
road.
See
for
yourself
its
better
all-round
performance.
Esso
and
Esso
Extra
Gasolines
are
continually
being
improved
to
give
the
best
balanced
combination
of
smooth
flowing
power,
lively
acceleration
and
protection
against
engine
ping
and
vapor-lock.
For
more
happy
motoring,
switch
to
Esso
Gasoline's
and
you're
always
ahead!
And
now
it
is
clear
why
Mr
10
01
1
puhllc'Auctlon.
ttt
11
a
m.,
on
Mun-
Liuu.1
iu
i-tic
javn
IIC
WUUJU
novo
.
.
1
;
to
take
a
first-round
finesse
to-
SP1?""1??..?"
Mr;
m
.
j
day.
August
20th,
1U51,
In
the
ofliee
club
and
saved
his
four
spot.
He
could
lead
the
four,
finesse
dummy's
nine
and
stay
in
dummy
to
cash
the
rest
of
the
suit.
1
(
&Zi:
TF&fc
j
ward
Mr.
Abel's
hand.
And
Mr.
Abel
was
known
to
have
two
set-up
heart
tricks.
Not
so
gooj.
Wouldn't
it
be
awful
to
take
a
first-round
club
finesse
and
Ihh
tdvcrtlscmcnt
If
not
pobllihcd
or
dliplyed
by
he
Uquor
CooWl
ol
the
District
forester.
Maruie
Building.
Vancouver.
BC.
the
Licence
X52M4,
to
cut
8.4H0.090
l.tun.
ot
Hemlock.
Cedar
and
Spruce
oa
an
urea
covering
part
ol
west
half
ot
ijjt
and
adjoining
vacant
Crown
land
situated
at
Bealtie
Anchorage,
ljaulse
Island,
tiueen
Charlotte
1s-laii'ls
Lund
District.
Three
yirs
will
be
allowed
for
removal
o
timber.
''Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
auction
in
person
may
aubmit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
Finds
East
Know
Little
of
West
have
Mr.
Abel
win
with
the
sin-
j
gleton
Jack!
...
Mr.
Champion
ilroppea
this
thought
quickly.
AN
IMPORTANT
PI.AY
I
Well,
then,
suppose
Mr.
Abel
!
had
four
clubs
to
the
Jack.
Here
I
Mr.
Champion
should
add
to
his
chances
of
success.
In
this
case
the
dangerous
first-round
fi
the
sign
that
says
George
Furniotis,
who
has
btjn
in
Toronto
since
last
autumn,
has
arrived
home
on
a
holiday
visit
to
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Furniotis,
pioneers
auction
and
treated
aa
one
Did.
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
ot
Forests.
Victoria,
B.C..
or
the
Dlstric
Foresters
at
Prince
P.Ulert
and
Van-
new
to
stop
for
nesse
would
not
be
necessary-
B.C.
I")
DEALER
Jr
;
of
the
city.
He
w.il
be
returning
UGGAGE
east
before
August,
ueorge
was
U
also
In
Ottawa,
calling
on
E.
T,
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Ltd.
This
is
your
oit
chance
to
get
ybur
new
Electrolux
at
the
old
price:
Act
fast
and
save
$24.50.
Very
limited
amount
left.
VaNTED:
position
happy
motoring
with
Imperial
Esso
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Maps,
and
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Applewhalte,
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who
showed
him
through
the
Parliament
Buildings.
The
great
library,
he
lound
of
special
interest.
Speaking
of
Toronto,
Mr.
Furniotis
remarked
that
there
are
still
many
there
who
are
about
in
Canada
and
the
U.S.
dealer:
THE
"PUNKYDOODLE"
DRESS
Styled
by
HONEY
CHILD
Only
Infant's
Dress
with
matching
Pantie
routes
you
anywhere.
Both
are
yours
fox
the
asking.
ensine
protection
with
Marvtli.bc
the
premium
inoutt
oil
that
of
the
services
you
want
await
you
at
your
Imperial
Esso
dealers.
Drop
in
at
the
Esso
sign
fifty
years
behind
in
knowing
ANT
KIND
OF
IUSINESS
'
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a
s
h
i
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n
Phone
Blue
970
meets
ail
ear
manut.tc-turns'
s;edlKUiimis
tor
correct
lubrication.
A
determent
n.otor
od
that
not
only
lubricates
but
cleans!
aov
time
to
have
radiator
and
tire
pressure
clucked
ot
for
any
of
the
other
services
your
car
may
need.
The
Stork
Shoppy
(tf)
murJn
about
the
west.
As
lor
the
northern
prairies
and
mountains,
the
country
in
their
opinion,
is
still
in
the
buffalo,
the
bow-and-arrow
and
the
scalping
knife
stage.
OOTWEAR
i
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810
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,
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Small,'
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'
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25o
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Lace
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rr
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26th
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