Ill
FIVE
PINS
feoring
in
this
te
Pin
Bowling
follows:
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225
ioi
202
m
ft
11
168
132
.
266
177
234
212
101
2"
33
33
33
j7o3
912
1024
212
HI
254
153
178
110
87
134
82
117
11
123
175
205
204
89
89
83
835
908
861
202
135
194
153
179
166
200
276
261
212
231
171
196
192
249
53
53
53
1016
10CO
1094
fcvE
COURT
OK
1
COLUMBIA
lOBATK
BTER
OP
THE
RATION
ACT
C
CP
TIIK
ESTATE
OUR.
DECEASED
TATE
that
b
Ordr
of
Hn
Ifcht-r,
made
on
the
Ml,
AD.
1647.
I
WUI
Sistrator
with
will
ktatc
of
jonn
uai-
ill
Dartlea
havlnx
Ee
said
esut
are
I
furnish
same.
prop.
IK
on
or
before
tiie
,
A
D.
1847,
and
all
io
ihe
estate
are
re-
ie
amount
of
Uieir
n
forthwith.
te
Rupi-rt.
H.C
thl!.
I.
A
D.
147.
WH
F
FOllBKS,
ial
Administrator
ftt
Rupert
H.C
(Lime
Back)
litiff
and
tore
to
touch
b
you
to
Hoop
or
bend,
ft.t
hai
brought
awllU
Iter
from
TeiuplttorTi
the
rugging
Eitiundt-
a
dy
longer
than
you
C'lUiy.
J0c,
fl
at
t.
T-W
MORGAN'S
r.
Rudderham
....
167
186
194
H.
Black
66
100
200
E.
Trumbell
198
106
183
S
Furk
188
167
253
R.
SpailW
214
24(J
178
Handicap
71
71
71
i04
912
1
079
MOOSE-
H.
Hampton
160
12,4
1G9
11.
Muncey
156
189
133
W.
Weiss
191
152
160
W.
Peterson
199
131
157
D.
Wick
274
315
182
Handicap
82
82
.82
NORTH
STAR
1062
993
880
O.
Anderson
108
144
339
A.
Matheson
85
210
157
V.
Ciccone
169
108
177
9.
Hartz
105
143
142
E.
Garner
210
186
241
Handicap
53
53
53
814
844
1130
POST
OFFICE-
V.
Duncan
122
108
146
H.
Duncan
134
229
185
R.
Moxley
191
182
208
W.
McLalchie
193
180
147
R.
Tubb
131
207
209
Handicap
86
86
83
857
1056
981
M.
HalverBen
338
310
197
O.
Viereck
187
223
199
C.
Wilson
199
193
170
W.
Ward
.
238
142
192
B.
Power!
175
230
142
Handicap
91
9!
91
1318
1255
979
"l..l
ItlfilHlltV
ACT"
He:
U,(m
12.
i:t.
II
bihI
15.
IIIim
k
31,
lOUNMlr.
Of
All.
IN.
MAI1
;k
Whereiui
proof
of
lorw
of
GVrtlflcRti
oT
Title
Nun.
1C942-I.
19434-1
au-f
205(10-1
to
the
above-mentioned
l&ncia
Lssucd
In
the
nuine
of
Charles
Arnold
Chester
hnn
been
filed
In
thin
office.
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
C1IVEN
that
1
ahall
at
the
expiration
of
31
day
from
the
date
of
tiie
first
publication
hereof
Issue
duplicate
Certificate
ol
Title
In
lieu
of
the
said
Certl
flea
lea
unions
In
the
meantime
valid
oIJhv
Hon
be
made
to
me
In
writing.
DATED
at
the
Unrt
KeRlKtry
Offlre,
Prince
liuert.
H.C,
thla
4th
day
ol
March,
1947.
A.
THOMPSON,
Deputy
Jlefclflt.rar.
FISH
DOCK
C.
Johnson
131
149
164
P.
Petersen
158
194
166
J.
Pope
158
173
263
B.
Wallace
:169
201
199"
N.
Sheppard
233
175
178
Handicap
80
80
80
929
972
1050
GROTTO
,.
G.,
Clark
180
150
220
E.
Schumacher
....
200
128
130
J.
Arnott
,
193
145
168
R.
Shrubsall
133
277
236
T.
Lunn
134
204
158
Handicap
65
64
64
904
068
1035
PEOPLE'S
STORE
R.
Woods
229
223
330
D.
Wood
184
A.
Welch
211
J.
Rell
144
M.
Skalmerud
......
172
Malkln's
6
People's
Store
6
Stqic's
.'
6
Post
Offlee
....
5
Morgan's
..
Burns'
Grotto
Manson's
Fish
Dock
To
save
the
lives
of
our
Canadian
fighting-men
in
action
during
the
war,
thousands
of
Canadian
civilians
gave
their
blood
to
the
Red
Cross.
Hut
in
peace,
too,
Canadians
die
when
a
blood
transfusion
would
save
them.
Whole
blood
nil
plasma
are
in
short
supply
...
in
some
parts
of
Canada
there
are
no
facilities
at
all
for
an
emergency
transfusion.
In
order
to
save
the
lives
of
Canadian
men,
women
and
children,
the
Red
Cross
is
establishing
a
Civilian
Dlood
Transfusion
Service.
By
a
system
of
voluntary
blood
donations,
the
Red
Cross
will
supply
every
hospital
in
Canada
LOCAL
CAMPAIGN
HEADQUARTERS
CANADIAN
5
4
4
3
3
Moose
3
North
Star
-
;1
oj
mew
nem
179
136
233
150
88
164
190
163
i
Handicap
iiuuuicuij
85
oa
o3
1025
998
1028
STONE'S
B.
Wlndle
1C3
210
138
W.
Bremner
.
..
154
182
203
J.
Rhodes
121
204
153
'
J.
Paul
223
173
259
M.
Irving
268
288
164
Handlacp
30
30
30
959
1087
949
The
league
standings:
,W.
L.
Pts.
Co-op
7
2
7
BOOST
HERRING
CATCH
LONDON
CP
fleet
of
mod-pru
trawlers
will
Increase
Britain's
herring
catch
to
about
3.W10
000
crans.
Approximately
450,000
crans
of
herrings,
bloat
ers,
kippers
and
red
herrings
will
be
for
heme?
consumption
while
'the
remainder
will
be
for
exports
and
for
manufacture
of
Ihrri'li
"
oil!
JUNIOR
CHAMBER
PLANS
TO
PAINT
LOCAL
MUSEUM
The
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
produced
a
colorful
idea.
Its
members
want
to
paint
the
Museum
building
The
disciplines
obviously
necessary
when
a
group
of
young,
non-professional
painters
are
turned
loose
with
brushes
and
paint
pots
have
yet
to
be
worked
out.
The
Idea
was
laid
before
a
gleefully
receptive
membership
last
night
by
Junior
Chamber
rres:aert
A.
P.
Crawley,
who
found
It
necessary
to
warn
that
this
was
part
of
a
civic
beautl-
ncaiion
campaign
and
not.
a
holiday
for
frustrated,
artists.
I
The
scheme
was
embraced
1
ardently
by
Tourist
Committee
Chairman
Al
Manson
who
reported
to
the
meeting
that
the
museum
building,
which
for
merly
was
the
library
building
on
Second
Avenue,
also
has
been
chesen
'for
tourist
headquarters
this
year
by
the
Public
Relations
Council.
Everyone
agreed
that
for
a
museum
and
tourist
headquarters,
the.
building
looked
drab
indeed.
Plainly,
a
colorful
garment
of
paint
was
ine
answer.
Such
details
as
arrangements
for
paint
supplies.
and
scaffolding
were
turned,
over
to
the
cham-ber
executive
to
be
worked
out
with
the
city
authorities.
However,
President
Crawley
asserted,
painting
the
museum
was
only
part
of
an
"ail
out"
civic
ibeautiflcatlon
campaign
this
year
by
the
Junjor
Chamiber
which
would
put.
Prince
Rupert
at
Ts
tidiest
for
the
tourist
riNKI)
FOR
JILTING
CASTLECONOR,
Eire
ty
Damages
of
6300
were
awarded
against
a
Sllgo
farmer
who
ad
mitted
he
jilted
his
fiancee
when
he
found
out
she
was
49
claim
ed,
Is
Building
New
Home
At
Terrace
TERRACE
Tony
Loeudo
has
purchased
two
lots
on
Lazelle
Ave.
West
and
Intends
to.
build
a
house
on
them.
The
deal
was
negotiated
by
E.
T.
Kenney
Ltd
VOLUNTEER
NURSES
LONDON
ffi
A
scheme
where
by
part-time
nursing
will
be
inaugurated
has
been
planned
with
the
assistance
of
the
Ministry
of
Labor
and
National
Service.
Retired
nurses,
mid-wives
and
housewives
are
vol-
"Sure
thing,
Ukluk,
we
always
keep
an
igloo
full
of.
malty-rich,
sweet-as-a-nut
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes."
"Brother,
we
can
use
that
good
nourishment
in
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes:
carbohydrates
for
energy;
inoteins
for
muscle;
phosphorus
for
,
'
;
,,
uj
leeiih
and
bones;
Iron
for
the
blood;
InMead
of
34,
as
she
had
()thfr
fowJ
e,,;ntIal3...
TRANSTUSIONS
Hjpfl'
f
REE
TO
All
!
GIVE
tmae
fifatfeMfe
with
whole
blood
and
plasma.
Any
patient
in
need
of
a
transfusion
will
receive
one,
free
of
charge.
Vour
help
is
needed
to
support
this
and
other
valuable
Red
Cross
services.
The
Red
Cross
needs
money
.
.
.
your
money.
Money
to
maintain
Outpost
Hospitals
...
to
help
correct
the
deformities
of
little
crippled
children
...
to
maintain
Red
Cross
Lodges,
where
next-of-kin
of
disabled
veterans
may
visit
their
loved
ones
...
to
bring
relief
in
time
of
disaster.
All
these
things
the
Red
Cross
does
.
i
.
won't
you
help
them
keep
up
the
good
work?
NORTHKRN
B.C.
POWKIi
CO.
STOHE-
PIIONK
210
RED
CROSS
Bill
Elkins
Takes
.
Over
New
Branch
William
Elkins,
assistant
manager
of
Edward
Lipsett
Co.
here,
has
been
transferred
to
Victoria
where
the
company
is
opening
a
new
branch
of
which
he
Is
going
to
be
manager.
He
leaves
next
Thursday
to
take
over
his
new
duties
in
the
south.
unteering
as
part-time
nurses
or
hospital
helpers
to
alleviate
the
critical
shortage
of
hospital
help.
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
'
j
"Ma
wants
to
know
can
she
borrow
a
package
of
crisp,
delicious
Grape-Nuts
flakes
until
tomorrow?"
"Those
two
golden
grains,
wheat
and
malted
barley
sure
are
cleverly
blended,
baked
and
toasted
to
achieve
that
glorious
flavor
and
honey-golden
crispness
of
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes."
"Know
,what?
We're
jjoing
to
cook
up
some
cookies
tmd
muffins
too,
from
thosp
recipes
on
the
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
package.
Better
make
it
the
big
economy
:.ize."
DON'T
FORGEU
ich
of
ihnr
fin
TcoJrr
Aftt"
prrpu
kont
u
ftiuJ
J.prodalile.
CstuxaA
pM
tally
fut
the
atxxii
of
bbiv
ti
children
up
to
icto
a(e,
they
bring
relief
froni
maay
common
discomfuru
and
ail
nenn
of
thildhoud
.
.
.
keep
baby
tmk
and
bippy.
Chnt
Rfc
Bbr
fuwder
Tcerhinc
Lobo
B.b
6.1
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1947
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