4
AT
"Trr-j
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newi
Friday,
March
10
1950
been
dogged
by
bad
luck
ever
I
since
their
hat.
-burned
down
In
I
February
194it.
In
spile
at
the
'
fact
that
they
have
no
hall
ti
practice
in
they
aelt
that
they
Help
Visitors
Attend
Church
'
t'
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'
1m.':
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f
".
h
Nelson.
K
9,
J-
WH-
f
g
Lfistlton,
o.
'
Ryan.
Total
,
City
firemen
responded
to
two,
ns
Thursday.
1
At
1:45
n.
m
;
flames
from
b!ow
torch
.m'
.
grass
and
a
sUon
of
the
Yacht
I
Club
afire.
Firemen
'
quickly
cx-
thiRuishd
the
flames
and
no'
damage
was
tfune.
At
5:35
p
m
a
roastmp
pan
at
the
home
o'
C
Love.
209
Nirth
Avenue
East'
enhtalnin":
deep
ffit
besan
bu-nJ
m
No
--damawe
was
-done.
I.ETOl'UNEAL'
(Continued
from
Page
4)
Friendly
comfort
anytime
is
a
warming
cup
of
tea
.,:....,iilh
a
t?
A
n
rn
f
"n
wy
t,,ne
I
n
round
with
I'm
won
by
a
twfil
ol
Grcen-fman
with
15
i,
H
and
S'c'
"I'
'hp
jas
ow
,vprs
on
1
I
ecifiiionsl
rati
and
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It
f.
J
J
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n
J
W
-'A
ItulivliluM
Scirlnfe
D.
Letourneuu
iKi
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N.
-Safher
(PRHi
16
R.
McKay
ilC)
16
r.-i
t
PU
156
139
120
119
116
113
flu
"
moves
in"'
:,iaS
by
virtue
15
.....
16
12
J.
rarneii
ust
H.
Bluckaby
(Ki
W.-Druke
fSCi
....
W.
Clnrt:
iHSi
....
The
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
Association
meeting
this
week
went
ahead
with
a
plan
to
provide
Church
Directories
in
hotels
and
holidaying
places
so
tn:u
visitors
to
the
city
may
be
encouraged
to
attend
their
church
on
Sundays.
The
matter
is
in
the
hands
of
"Rev.
Earl
Soiland.
In
a
discussion
of
the
Bible
Study
Course
at
the
Hif.h
School
it
was
planned
to
have
the
committee
and
the
course,
arranged
in
May
for
the
coming
school
term
of
1950-51.
The
President
of
the
Association,
Rev.
Fred
AnlrobUs,
informed
the
'meeting
that
it
was
pcted
that
ReV.
W.
H.
Hudspeth.
M
B
E.,
general
secretary
of
Uie
British
and
(Foreign
Bible
Society,
is
expected
to
visit
the
city
early
In
May.
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
prepare
the
Morning
Devotions
schedule
for
CFPR
and
the
urday
Sermon
schedule
for
the
Daily
News
until
the
end
of
August
and
present
it
In
May.
Miouid
enter
"this
tournament
and
they
save
a
good
afcounc
ot
themselvt-s.
lV;ey
didn't
score
nianv
points
but
they
were
game
and
kept
trying
rlRht
up
to
the
final
whittle.
Lineups:
GREkNVJlXi
if.
SteWart
M,
T.
McKay.
T.
tevens
14
A.
McNeil
'15,
C.
Ve:;n
2,
H.
Cakier,
A
"Robinson
6,
M.
'Haldane.
P.
McKay,
A.
Moore
3,
Total
50
"
"KINCOLITH
C".
Benson
4,
Annus,
Stevens
P,
R.
Doolan,
Stewart
7,
Haldane,
S.
Dodlun
a.
W.itis
Venn
V.
Alexander.
Total
29
Bella
Bella-
'Brotherhood
Bella
Bella
leat
the
Brotherhood
team
49
to
2M,
to
win
their
.spot
In
the
Consolation
finals.
Brotherhood
team,
hastily
organized
to
avoid
byes,
hod
served
their
purpose
anu
gave
a
Rood
account
of
themselves.
MiKay
Vv;ts
particularly
effective,
makins
14
of
his
leums
baskets
For
Bella
Bella,
Piers
just
about
burned
the
cord
off
the
basket
with
his
spectacular
shooii.nr.
He
made
21
n)in,s
and
swished
15
of
these
through
In
the.
last
quarter.
Mason
tvas
also
hitting
fhe
basket
resailariy,
uetiinf;
12
points
8
ol
them
In
the
final
period
For
p
team
that
played
their
first
p,amc
of
the
,eason
Bella
Bella
cave
a
fir
x
class
account
of
selves.
.
slith.
wiiiiH-i-.
nsmfiit
have
i
16
101
R.
"Webber
(I3Si
...
ir
DOWN
WITH
SHAVillG.
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ei
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RELIEVED!
84
76
68
62
59
58
36
52.
47
JOIN
THE
GYRO
BEARD
GROWING
CONTEST
TODAY
Lute
who
bavr
found
t
rf
of
A.lh.j.iC
thioui'n
i""
,f,,
i,ii.ic
.
hrarl
or
"
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liill.l
IN
'lIJ-t
Open
to
Everyone
Enter
ToB'dv'
M
i
now
pio-m'-"
I
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Contestants
must
be
clean
Shaven
whefr
eider
inq
tkrfi'
!.
I"'
,.ult
HP
B-lonl-ll-l,.lr
of
imU'lN
...i.ilnUf
ili
tl'Hfol
LlBUl'li.
TO"'"
ATHLETE
TOO
The
National
Social
Credit,
party
lpader,
Rotnn
Low,
knows
"his
athletics
as
well
as
his
politics.
The
former
Alberta
school
teacher
takes
time
out
from
his
parliamentary
duties
to
coach
a
basketball
team
composed
of
Mormon
church
missionaries
In
eastern
Canada.
Here
Mr.
Low
shows
a
set-shot
technique
to
Vincent
Wood,
Berkley,
Calif.,
left;
Louis
Howell,
Ogden,
Utah,
centre;
and
Wayne
Park,
Biackfoot.
Idaho.
(C
P.
Photoi
FKIZKS
ENTKR
NOW
AT-
.
.
.
1st.
$50.00
JERRY'S
B4KBKR
lOP
2nd.
$20.00
CAPITOL
BARBERSHOP
3rd.
$10.00
.
No
Entry
Charge
.
;
CONTEST
CLOSES
MAY
.5TL..Jr
,
cvnn
k-i
riMnikT
mitc
,
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Escorted
by
.'Constables
E.
D.
Anderson
and
D.
R.
Westover,
George
McKnight
and
Stewart
Thompson
were
taken
to
Oakalla
prison
pending
their
trial
here
April
17.
Lhituipf:
Bella
Bella
Newman
E
Brnwn
W.
7,
Piers
R.
21.
Reid
T..
Homehitt
G.
2,
Brown
M..
Williams.
Mason
P.
12,
Martin
C.,
Total
49
BROTHERHOOD
Mactfay
T.
14.
'Ridley
2,
Barton.
Elaten.
Oer-ney.
Dudowarrl
L.
"Vickers
T.
Rerk
Robinson
B.
Bolton
C.
3.
Doo-l"n
6-Total
25
B.
Toderns
tSCi
15
D.
Nlitkcrson
('Hgi
S6
N.
!Fonnun
(PRHi
..
.14
II.
McFurlune
(PPHl
15
B.
Morrison
(PRH)
;ig
K.TMurki
1PRH1
is
A.
Shcppitid
(HSi
16
F.
:Kri.stnutiism
BSi
....
15
A.
'Hmlgkinson
(BSl
16
R.
Clccone
(BS)
16
G.
MhiviIkiII
(Ri
15
K.
Black
(KC)
"'"..12
B.
Bcckc'r
(BSl
14
J.
Smith
(IIS)
15
R.
.Tail
IIS)
16
,
P.
Parncll
(Si
15
C.
t'irikson
(BSl
15
A.
Blaokaby
1K1
16
J.
Fie
win
HS)
9
R.
Davidson
(SO
14
R.
Mcintosh
(Ki
14
J.
Lei(;hton
ISO
15
D.
Peterson
-HSi
15
N.
Scherk
1BS1
16
B.
Stacey
(PRHi
16
D.
Sankey
(Si
6
P.
Peneff
(Ki
is
E.
Phillips
(Si
7
B.
Brown
(HSi
12
A.
Adkins
(Si
...
15
E.
Jc-ifei-ies
(Si
10
F.
Christcnson
(SO
14
T.
White
(Ki
15
E.
Stacey
(PRHi
13
B.
Donaldson
(PRHi
.....'...
12
A.
MacFarlane
1PRH1
....
14
W.
Blackaby
1K1
14
J.
Ford
(RCl
7
L.
Mathews
(SO
:
10
R.
Rhodes
(HSi
13
C.
Wing
(SO
13
Truly
a
Treat
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wide
variety
of
delicious
CAKES
will
amaze
and
please
you
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Setottd-Ave
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Leighlon
(SO
14
8
II.
Webber
(BSt
11
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R.
Brown
(
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5
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J.
Stewart
(Si
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4
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(Ki
13
4
D.
Findlay
1BS1
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2
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Marton
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Key
(Ki
Kinsmen;
(PRHi
Prince
Rupert
Hotel;
S)
Stones;
For
Estimate
.
...
-
.
.
.
YOUR
Clf
T
to'the
Canadian
Red
Cross
enables
you
to
brin
hefp,
comfort
life
itself
to
the
needy
and
the
stricken.
When
disaster
strikes,
youare
there
with
food,
clothing
and
medical
aid.
In
isolated
districts
where
the
doctor
is
beyond
reach,
you
establish
Outpost
Hospitals.
Yoiuprtiv'ide
free
blood
transfusions;
set
up
additional
and
Supplies
I
Support-
Your
I
(SO
Sea
Cadets;
(BSl
Boy
Scouts;
(HSi
High
School.
G
Gutnes;
Pts.
points.
O
Pts
Kinsmen
10
501
P.
R.
Hotel
16
445
I
Hi;;h
School
16
40S
Sea
Cadets
15
334
Boy
Scouts
16
344
Stones
15
256
1
Mitchell
&
Cume
Ifd.
Builders
and
Contractors
IAN
&
RED
CROSS
blood
donor
clinics.
You
teach
first
aid,
swimming
and
water
safety.
You
operate
Red
Cross
Lodges
at
Military
Hospitals,
so
that
wounded
veterans
have
a
place
for
recreation
and
for
receiving
their
relatives
and
friends.
;
:
.
You
become
a
partner
in
all
the
missions
of
mercy
Ctrried
out,
in
peace
as
well
as
war,
by
Canada's
skilled,
devoted
Red
Cross
workers.
BROADWAY
CAFf
if
it
SHEET
METAL
WORKS
Black
884
.
.
,
....
o
-..
1
v
v
1
a
Most
points
player
D.
Letour-
j
neau
iKl.
Most
Field
goal
player
D.
Le-.
tourneau
(Ki.
M
)
:t
free
'.hrow
player
B.
Clarke
(BSl
!
Mist
free
throws
attempted
i
J.
Panwll
1K1
E;
t
free
throw
ner
cent
play-I
er-
C.
Eirikson
(BSl
I
Most
person
foul
player
Si
Webber
(BS)
j
M.ist
points
in
one
came
D
Letourneau
(K;
20
points.
'
Most
points
in
one
game
Ttu-
pert
Hotel
49
points.
Most
field
rm'l
ame
team
1
Rupert
Hotel
with
22.
j
Most
print?
came
(2
teams)1
Tmr
1
i
Hours
7
a.m.
to
1
jun
'
For
Take-Home
Orders
fhone
203.
.
i
z
t'
1
,
.
Reach
out
a
helping
hand
GIVE
to
the
RED
CROSS
SPACE
DONATED
BY
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
Your
donation
wi'
be
gladly
received
of
any
branch
of
fhij
bank
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Clearance
Sale
WAILPAPER
In
order
'to
make
room
for
our
1950
patterns
we
are
now
Offering
our
1949
patterns
at
50
OFF
MAKCHAND
OIL
HEATEIJtS
Kinsmen
and
Bay
Scouts
75.
Final
League
Standing;
VORTEX
OIL
burners:
I
IRON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
:
r
t
t
!
GP
W
L
Pts'
Rupert
Hotel
16
14
2
28
Kinsmen
16
11
5
2
Hi'Ul
School
16
10
6
,
Boy
Scouts
15
5
11
10
!
Sea
Cadets
15
4
11
8
f
tones
15
3
12
6
Plumbing
&
Heating:
Alterations
D.
W.
G.
STEWART,
Manager
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRANCH
-
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-Education
Week
March
5th
to
11th
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BOYS
HIP
GUMB00T5
Keep
your
youngsters
fit
...
steady
health
is
precious!
"Martha,
your
Elsie
and
Hill
act
dull
and
Unties
at
limes.
But,
to
.
tip
u
iili
playmates
they
just
have
lo
he
on
their
toe
idl
the
lime.
That's
irhere
steady
health
counts
they
must
keep
fit"
Keep
your
family
fit
all
the
lime.
One
good"
way
is
to
guard
a".uiii!-t
"iireulai
ily"
otleii
caused
liy
lack
of
liulk
foods
in
the
daily
diet.
I'ils
llie
hellor
Ttran
Flakes
supply
the
natural
hulk
needed
to
help
keep
food
wastes
moving
promptly
help
the
whole
family
retain
vigour
and
vitality.
And
all
the
family
will
enjoy
wholesome
wheat
nourishment
POST'S
RI!N
FLAK
US
are
imide
with
other
parts
of
wheat.
Appi'tizinjl
as
a
cereal.
Also
laty
and
effective
when
A
Prod
d
f
made
into
lilil,
tender
liriin
nuillins.
Follow
recipe
on
cn.roUpood
package.
I
wo
package
sizes,
large
or
regular,
insist
on
lsl"s
the
Iietlcr
Bran
Flakes.
,
HOURS
i
"
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
.
7
p.m,
o
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
The
whole
family
needs
ml
Wlinil
kill
Ikv
uiiu
im
iiiv
JfVITH
OTHIR
PARTS
Of
WHIAT
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