n
t
i
Prince
Hupcrt
Dailt
rectos
Friday.
October
U,
1946
Lawn
Bowlers
Present
Trophies
At
Wind-Up
of
Active
Season
"
1w
Lawn
bowling's
status
as
a
game
for
young
'i
people
of
all
ages
was
vigorously
defended
at
the
biannual
banquet
of
the
C.N.
Lawn
Bowling
Associa---tion
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
last
night"
at
which
-
trophies
for
proficiency
with
the
flattened
sphere
:
were
awarded
to.
winners
of
almost
a
dozen
final
.competitions
In
the
summer
Schedule.
Attended
by
50
players
and
guests,
the
banquet
wound
up
.--
the
most
active
season
the
Asso-
i-
.
-elation
has
experienced
since
'pre-war
days.
Awarding
of
the
r
-"coveted
array
of
silver
hollow-"ware
which
shone
splendidly
on
a
special
table
was
the
highlight
.
-TKJHMIY
AWARDS
.
The
trophy
presentations:
Benson
Trinhy:
awarded
by
D.
A.
MacPhee
to
S.
c.
Thomson'
rink,
composed
of
Mrs.
D.
K.
.
,Bchn.
W.
Sparks,
J.
S.
Irvine
and
;
S.
C.
Thomson.
Wood:aud
Cup:
presented
to
George
Hills
rink,
L.
F.
Bchn.
-Mrs.
Gordon
Forbes.
Bert
Mor
gan
and
George
Hill.
Tip
Top
Cup:
presented
by
George
Hill
to
D.
A.
MaePhee
rink.
F.
J.
Skinner.
S.
C.
Thomson.
J.
McGrelsh
and
D.
A.
MacPhee.
,
John
Bulger
Trophy:
singles.
presented
by
Mr.
MacPhee
to
F
J.
Skinner.
Victory
Cup:
presented
by
Canadian
Legion
vice-president
waipn
smith
to
J.
A.
Frew's
j
nnK.
wnose
other
members
were
Nell
Cameron
and
Jack
Judge.
McAuley
Cup.
singles:
present
ed
by
Chief
Engineer
Alex
Munro
to
Gordon
Forbes,
Ham
Shoe
Cup.
siniles:
ented
by
Gordon
Forbes
MeGreish.
Watts
&
Nickerson
doubles;
presented
by
Ttiamson
to
J
M.
Simpson
and
D.
A.
MacPhee
MrC'ywt
Trophy:
presented
presto
J.
Cup.
S.
C
The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
FINEST
SALMON
by
Mr.
MacPhee
to
W.
Sparks.
L.
Arrol
and
J.
Paul.
Triple
"A"
competition;
presented
by
Charles
Youngman
to
D.
A.
MacPhee,
J.
Si
Irvine
and
Alex
Finnic.
Triple
"B"
competition;
presented
by
Mr.
MacPhee
to
Neil
Cameron
nnd
W.
SDrrks.
01
an
evening
oi
gooci
fellowship
'
VlSK
EXT
K
RTA
1
N
M
ENT
and
entertainment.
j
Toasts
and
entertainment
Cups
and
trophies
for
11
indl-
I
were
Interspersed
through
the
vldual
and
team
competitions,
j
evening.
Entertainment
was
pro
some
bearing
the
name-plates
vided
by
Andy
McNaughton
nt
of
winners
of
15
annual
competl-
j
the
piano;
dramatic
monologues.
Hons
were
handed
out,
moat
of
by
O.
Aubrey
Bate.
"them
by
Association
president
D
Ti:
MacPhee.
who
however,
on
three"
occasions,
had
to
relinquish
the
position
of
donor
to
receive
trophies
on
behalf
of
.Himself
and
his
team
mates.
and
Robert
James,
and
vocal
solos
by
Sam
MePherson.
An
interesting
point
In
the
program
was
the
playing
by
Andy
Mc-
Naughton
of
a
n!ano
t!on
of
Revert
Reid,
"Serenade
-
Awarding
of
the
McAuley
Cup,
I
For
You."
Mr.
Reld
was
congrat
a
uopny
for
Individual
competl-
mated
by
those
present
on
the
tlon,
to
Gordon
Forbes
by
Alex
pleasing
expression
of
his
talent.
Munro,
chief
engineer
of
the
ves-
Toast
to
the
visitors
was
pro-
sel
Prince
Rupert,
was
received
warmly
by
the
audience.
Mr.
"
Munro
expressed
himself
as
proud
to
award
the
cup
donated
by
his
old
friend
Jack
McAuley,
now
living
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
McAuley
was
a
keen
lawn
bowler
while
In
Prince
Rupert.
MIMES
rLAYKl)
The
names
or
two
ladies
I
"roes-
JacK
Judg?
proposed
the
toast
t0
he
trtaners,
with
among
the
winning
teams
but
I
.
Wbsent
from
the
banquet,
insplr-
I
,
ed
chairman
A.
R.
Nichols
to1,
!
Mdls
was
applauded
;
ir
tn
the
n
able
)h
a
manner
In
In
nKUlt
which
issue
an
invitation
to
all
mem-
bers
and
guests
to
join
the
bowling
club
and
bring
their
wives
to
take
part
tn
the
sport.
-
He
loined
other
speakers
in
...
-denouncing
the
prevalent
conception
of
bowling
as
"an
old
,
man's
game."
assuring
non-
bowlers
that
it
Is
a
game
of
skill
suitable
for
men
and
women
of
all
ages.
posed
by
J.
A.
Frew
and
responded
to
by
Sam
MePherson.
A
poem
extolling
the
bowling
prowess
of
Jock,
McOrefsh
tin
read
by
David
MacPhee
to
the
appreciation
'of
the
audience.
Toast
to
the
trophy
winners
was
proposed
by
Charles
Younsrman
and
responded
to
by
Gordon
CENTRAL
HOTEL
Weekly
and
Monthly
Rates
for
your
convenience
.
.
.
NEWLY
DECORATED
Transient
Rooms
on
i
manner
he
conducted
the
program
as
chairman
and
toastmaster.
PRAISES
SPORTS
SPIRIT
OF
CITY
Sportsmanship
1
n
Prince
Rupert
is
"a
long
way
ahead
or
Vancouver,
according
to
Alex
Munro,
who
as
Chler
Engineer
of
the
Prince
Rupert
has
arrived
at
this
judgment
after
more
than
two
decades
of
stopping
in
both
cities
weekly
while
the
vessel
has
plied
the
coast
Speaking
at
the
C.N.
Lawn
Bowling
Association
banquet
last
night
Mr.
Munro
weru
even
further
in
his
praise
of
the
spirit
of
sportsmanship
here.
"Sportsmanship
In
Prince
Rupert
is
a
long
way
ahesd
of
Vancouver."
he
told
the
5C
bowlers
and
guests
preset.
"In
my
opinion
the
spirit
he
re
is
the
best
In
the
world,
ar.i
I
haTe
seen
plenty
of
the
world."
CAFE
In
Connection
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PREMISES
(Renovated)
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TERRACE
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TRUCK
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Chaner
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to
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Scheduled
Trips
to
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Sunday.
Wednesday
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Saturday
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TERRACE
Ormes
Ltd.
"Jfm
Pionttr
Druggists
Prescription
Chemists
Rcxall
ARcnts
for
Prince
Kupert
and
District
In
Drugs
If
it's
Rexall
it's
Right
PHONE
81
STORE
HOURS:
Dally
from
9
ajn.
till
9
pjru
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
13
pm.
till
3
p.m.
and
7
p.m.
till
9
pja.
KHATADA
J
.Foster
83
A.
Grlmble
108
B.
Payne
132
II.
Watrin
149
M.
McRae
104
Handicap
109
Totals
685
W.
P.
T.
B.
E.
McCrank
....
A.
Holkestad
.
;B.
McChesney
P.
Wallace
M.
Johnson
Handicap
!
Totals
price.
,
LADIES'
BOWLS
REVENUERS
R.
Andreassen
136
161
G.
Stangebye
174
96
K.
Reld
148
117
D.
Peochey
37
111
E,
Hlntz
176
159
Handicap
78
78
Totals
749
722
PEOPLES
C.
Bellamy
128
123
E.
Clark
148
162
Mrs.
Stewart
99
139
C.
Bradley
123
106
I.
McKinnon
169
03
Handicap
90
90
Totals
757
633
DOCKETTES
R.
Montgomery
....
94
123
E.
Osterbcrg
95
90
F.
Hallgrlmson
.157
63
M.
Montgomery
...156
224
E.
Anderson
164,
141
Handicap
116
116
Totali
782
757
BANKERS
D.
Smith
103
145
T.
Thornton
130
165
B.
Usick
132
160
M.
Amadlo
109
109
B.
Laird
120
104
Handicap
67
67
Totals
606
750
CO-OP
S.
Johnson
76
66
B.
Rudderham
119
160
J.
Clark
135
150
D.
Rudderham
144
144
D.
Simonsen
141
205
Handicap
95
95
Totals
710
820
WATTS
&:
NICKERSON
M.
Cross
152
214
V.
Wrathall
387
166
N.
Munthe
143
175
A.
Wrathall
162
100
E.
Moxley
77
142
Handicap
89
89
Totals
1010
886
...164
...100
.123
90
"44
124
151
169
154
107
109
314
165
146
73
175
82
90
"31
!
WHIRLWINDS
196
B.
Cowgill
114
.139
IC7
J,
Mullin
94
201
97
M.
Postuk
150
175
73
1
E.
Morse
141
220
203
IE.
Mennell
.
124
93
73
1
Handicap
56
56
814
Totals
679
884
ATLIN
133
I.
Nielsen
180
186
166
P.
Vietch
138
64
3G
F.
Gardner
60
80
11C
M.
Peterson
91
98
144
O.
McNeill
117
168
90
Handicap
107
107
737
Totals
693
703
135
60
123
136
154
116
729
82
109
238
137
152
67
783
99
150
133
176
92
95
750
213
191
116
123
111
89
j
943'
714
112
118
129
115
143
11
91
280
135
126
56
806
215
123
07
65
150
107
757
GET
SEASON'S
FIRST
GOOSE
WITHOUT
SHOT
Two
local
men
Bill-
Bremnei
and
George
Dibb
believe
they
hove
the
distinction
of
bringing
in
the
hunting
season's
first
wild
goose
and
they
are
charmed
by
the
fact
that
they
didn't
have
to
fire
a
shot
to
get
It.
Recently
the
pair
of
hunters
were
driving
along
the
Skeena
River
Highway
near
Telegraph
Point
when
Bill
spotted
a
gooje
on
the
road.
George
stopped
the
ear
and
Bill
Jumped
out.
making
a
dash
to
grab
what
he
believed
was
a
wounded
bird.
Haste,
however,
was
unneces
sary,
the
Canada
goose
was
very,
very
dead,
and
heavy
with
bird-shot.
The
two
hunters
believe
that
some
other
hunter
across
the
river
shot
the
bird
in
flight,
and
it
lived
long
enough
to
fly
across
the
broad
stream
and
choose
the
highway
as
its
landing
place
a
short
time
before.
PROTESTS
AGAINST
PLAY
1
TUNBRIDGE
WELLS.
Eng
9
After
a
nlav
brodueert
bv
72
...i
'
ii'iboys
and
girls
aged
between
14
115
1
and
20
had
entertained
packed
ISJI
houses
for
a
week,
the
parents'
committee
of
the
local
grammar
school
complained
to
the
board
109
'
npalmt
thp
"rh("t-sil
nnrt
rur-
fermance
of
plays
which
over-stimuhted
the
emotional
development
of
the
adolescent."
FREEDOM
ASSURED
In
1771
British
courts
ruled
that
as
roon
as
a
slave
set
f
jot
93
on
the
British
Isles,
he
became
'?
free
if
'
TkWfesr
Life
iust
a
mherr
when
your
back
acts
npAnJ
th
,he
trouble
mtj
be,
likelr
$
noe,
rout
kidneys.
WTien
ibe
kidotys
are
not
doinjt
aa
effideat
job
of
removing
poisooj
and
eicrsi
acids
from
your
system,
pain
and
acbs
art
apt
to
dertlop,
Mature
it
warning
you
to
take
action.
Your
kidneys
mar
need
help,
the
rakk,
soothing
help
that
Gin
Pills
can
give
you.
For
more
than
40
years
this
fine
kidney
remedy
has
broutht
relief
to
a
host
of
people
who
suffered
as
you
do.
Read
this
extract
from
a
testimonial
letter
recently
receiTeJj
Frtls
yttrs
ytngrr-'I
br
tn
trUtJ
tritb
-fi
thtl
tr
tlx
Ktst
lOjtin.
,VtAfe
srtmtJ
tt
gift
mt
rtlitf
mmttl
I
tried
Cm
Pith.
.jter
tiing
4
m
W
J
li1
W
1
10
jmgtr.".
C,
Cape
Breton.
Rrlif
r
mrwrj
ikcL
Tint's
the
understanding
on
which
Clin
Pill
lr
aA.
Unless
tou
are
satisfied
that
Gin
Pills
1
have
helped
you,
your
druggist
will
refund
the
purchase
Get
a
bottle
of
Gin
Pills
today.
Take
them
as
directed.
Use
proves
their
merit!
Regular
size,
40
Pills
Economy
size,
80
Pills
Oj
ft
IU
ni
lar
em
Hj)
NatlMul
Drut
1
Chmlul
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for
Winter
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F.W
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R-DIATOU
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S.
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PARKER
LIMITED
THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"
Third
Atenoe
rhone
'S.
African
Class
r
r
M
JOHANNESBURG
0
Political
bodies
who
despair
of
different
nationalities
working
In
harmony
should
visit
the
12
children
who
make
up
a
class
of
the
Florida
government
school
near
here.
The
six
boys
and
six
girls
are
all
of
a
different
nationality,
and
are
the
greatest
of
friends,
according
to
C.
M.
van
der
Merwe,
their
teacher.
The
children
are
Rodney
Grlf-fen
(American!,
Basil
Jewaske-wltx
(Polish),
Clive
Hobson
(English).
Raymond
Hellstrom
i
(Swedish),
Aubrey
Mllunsky
(Jewish),
Antony
Dame
(French),
Gloria
Oomes
(Portuguese).
Isabel
Miller
(New
Zealand).
Sheelagh
Watt
(Irish).
Gwenyth
Cocroft
(Scottish).
Mary
East
(Australian),
Nellie
Jordan
(South
African).
Edinburgh
Festival
Attracts
Thousands
EDINBURGH
CPWith
10.000
visitors
daily
expected
to
attend
Edinburgh's
international
Festival
of
Music
and
Drama
this
month,
civic
authorities
arc
thinking
of
chartering
a
ship
to
provide
extra
accommodation.
The
liner
under
consideration
is
an
18,000-tonner
now
undergoing
refit
for
passenger
traffic.
She
would
be
used
as
a
floating
hotel
In
the
Firth
of
Forth.
This
will
be
Edinburgh's"
first
sponsorship
of
an
international
event
of
this
magnitude.
There
will
be
open-air
and
indoor
theatre
ballet
and
folk
dancing,
and
solo
concert
appearance
by
famous
artists.
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IN
1794
The
earliest
recorded
mention
of
Indian
summer
is
1794.
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