Prince
Rupert
Dolly
Revi
Friday,
April
21,
1950
Seen
At
.
.
.
Civic
Centre
More
Bowling
J.C.'S
NO.
2-i,
Biam
S
0
D.
&
S.
3,
Stones
1
Triple
Cs
3,
Grand
Cafe
1
Oddfellows
4,
Mallets
0
Commercials
4.
Undesirables
0
Cold
Storage
S.
Rupert
Motors
1
Ambassadors
3,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
1
Phil
pott
Evitt
3,
Canadian
h'.-z-
i.x
1
Culd
Storage
4,
CP.
A.
0
Iliuh
men's
three
game
ictal
j
Stormy
Weather
;ln
Bowls
League
After
a
trrrtralent
night
of
i
bowling,
the
Mixed
League,
mwli
like
the
weather,
spent
a
stormy
session
discussing
league
tro-jphies
and
the
resiynation
of
two
jef
the
exeentive.
President
Garnet
'
Hail
was
prrsnaded
to
con-
tinue
at
the
head
of
the
leagve
i
while
Treasurer
R.
Roberts
re-
i
'fused,
Ian
Dunbar
beinf
elected
COMMUNITY
AFFAIR
Poit
Day
And
Dominion
Day
HOME
MOVIES-A
new
Inter
Marks
Broken
Two
season's
records
were
bro-
:
ken
this
week
in
Men's
Five
Pin
j
League
Bowling
with
W.
Peter-
!
son
of
Philpott-Evitt
scoring
375
for
a
new
men's
high
single
game
vvas
bv
N.
Mazzone
of
Manson's
and
Mansion's
3497
for
high
team
;
wi,n
gig
Standings
"A"
I.eaffiie
est
to
be
adued
to
the
Hobby
Show
this
ye-ar
will
be.
the
Introduction
of
home
movies
as
one
of
the
leading
hobbies
in
iir!d
01
recreation
and
pastimes,
it
ia
understood
that
there
are
a
larg,
number
of
residents
of
Princ,-Ru'pert
who
have
a
large
supply
of
home
movies
which
would
prove
of
interest
to
those
visiting
the
Hobby
Show.
The.-
8
mm.
movies
will
be
shown
in
To
Be
Combined
In
Big
Way
Prince
Rupert
will
have
its
annual
Port
Day
on
a
larger
and
more
comprehensive
scale
than
ever
this
year
and
it
wilT
probably
be
held
as
a
fitting
and
peculiarly
appropriate
observance
of
Canada's
national
holiday
on
Dominion
Day,
July
1.
The
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
which
has
sponsored
Port
Day
with
varying
degrees'
-!
.
three
game
total.
Results
weve:
Scotians
4,
Brownwoods
0
Crescents
3,
Home
Oil
1
Manson's
4,
J.C.'s
No.
1-0
i
his
adverts
Publish-!
r
the
Lir
Hoard
or
U
'
mtnt
of
P,l
lia-
(.the
Common
Lounge
in
the
eve
success
in
past
years,
will
now
Norway.
Native
Brotherhood
of
nings
along
with
some
10
mm.
pictures
which
have
been
ol
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
DC.,
Fh.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Phone
BU
E
442
for
Appointment
HOIKS
10
30
a
m.
to
12
30
p
m.
and
2
to
5
p
m.
see
me
active
co-operation
ci
Brltl,h
Columbia,
Prince
Rupert
local
organizations
which
it
is
vw
m..H
w.
i,.
talned
for
the
"a.slon.
kunii(L
tld.
A
Ut
lib
V,
1
11U
.
X'
l.Tillli;;
felt
should
be
particularly
in-
vessel
OumerV
Asanri.tin.il
nave
any
reels
...I
Mirii-mti-
Iftiiarr
T"
--
J
---ritWiirMwrirffi
(i5c
ptt
dotal
pud
for
cmptnt.
Pliaw
:
itxjy
kn
tkt
diif
calfi.
I
Ttiti
tdriiliHMM
o
published
or
d.UyJ
by
1
Liquor
Col
Bowl
of
by
the
Gmnnncr'
'
Manson's
-
21
i
Grand
Cafe
17
I
Crescents
16
.
J.C.'s
No.
2
14
Home
Oil
..:
12
Srotians
11
D.
&
S
10
Brownwoods
10
Triple
Cs
1ft
'
BUun's
9
J.C.'s
No.
1
9
j
Stones
5
j
M
"B"
League
Philpott
Evitt
22
'
Cold
Storage
20
Commercials
IS
-
Oddfellows
IS
Canadian
Legion
14
Mallets
13
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
13
CF.A
7
Undesirables
6
W.I.
Stares
G
.
Rupert
Motors
G
Ambassadors
5
terested
and
they
will
be
asked
retp
Sea
and
Public
Relations
lnterest
'"W
be
suiiabU
to
name
strong
delegates
to
a
Council
as
well
as
the
major
a
general
showing
are
bein
central
Port
Day
executive
and
fishing
companies
'lnvitd
to
put
tiic-m
at
the
div
to
head
specif
ic
committees
on
The
"importance
of
substantia.
Posal
of
the
committee,
various
departments
of
the
prize;,
ln
the
induRtriai
com.;
vflb
r
rtnd
rlnm
fff
Pit
o
r
fs
C
a
.
.
.
.
.
i
IVEMVdS
MonJav
and
Pridav.
7
30
p
ra.
those
unable
to
come
during
the
day.
RECEPTIONIST
in
attendance
afternoons.
Harry
Davlr-.
?ntia;
agent
...
n.c
u
nuiuwuuuii
o.im
iv.
petitions
was
also
stressed.
i
bration.
A
further
meeting
will
8tuart
Furk
announced
he
-Mill
be
held
next
Thursday
to
set
c
would
be
unable
to
continue
as
...
.
.
.
.
""',"
arrangemfnts
in
active
motion.
"erc
rclurr",a
ti-y
on
the
Pflrt
Port
Day
rm.
rh
chairman,
tnna
feeling
for
fnr
BETTER
Th
Our
Kb
.
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
Princess
Loui.se
this
mormng
from
a
holiday
trip
to
Montreal
i
Ronald
Attwatcr.
who
has
ben
Such
was
the
decision
of
one
thing
that
H
would
be
het-Port
Day
organi?ational
meet-:
ter
to
"have
a
chairman
who
was
ing
which
was
held
in
the
Civic
more
directly
familiar
with
the
COM
to
finish
out
the
rest
of
the
t-rrr.
Bowling
results
for
Wednesday
were:
Headpinners
4,
City
Transfer
0
Pushovers
4,
Sport
Shop
0
Blow-outs
4,
Noble
&
Wick
0
Wharf
Rats
4.
Silver
Streaks
0
CP.A.
4,
Ideal
Cleaners
0
Watts
St
Nickerson
4,
R-yal
Blues
0
Manson's
3.
Nortliern
Lights
1
Macey's
3,
Pioneers
1
Cnnrads
3,
Bob
Parker
1
Hangovers
3.
P
R.
Plumbing
1
Handicaps
3,
Cantels
1
Booth
School
2,
Velvets
2
High
scorers
were
E.
Smith
of
Macey's
with
hizh
ladies
si:-.;!c
game
of
310.
A
Pierce
of
Man-son's
had
high
ladies
three
game
total
of
663.
IFrgh
men's
sin"'e
of
:
343
was
by
L.
Hemmons
of
Blowouts
and
high
three
game
men's
was
by
M.
Halverson
with
'j'-i'Z.
Stantttsrw
"A"
League
Man
sons
21
Blow-outs
19
Headpinners
19
Northern
Lights
17
Noble
&
Wick
14
Pushovers
14
Macey's
13
Pioneers
12
City
Transfer
'.
12
Wharf
Rats
11
Sport
Shop
11
Silver
Streaks
....
-
5
"B"
League
'
Velvets
22
Bob
Parker
20
P.
R.
Plumbing
19
Cantels
.1
16
Conrads
16
Handicaps
1G
7TH
STRE
SECOND
!
Industrial
aspect.
:eems
uere
sauca
on
the
Permanent
executive
for
Port
1-oui
for
Juneau
ta
relieve
the
Day
will
be
formed
after
next
agt
there.
William
Fcero,
ho
week's
general
meeting
of
vari-!1-1
8ci"g
011
a
vacation
to
the
in-ous
representatives.
lerior
of
Alaska.
Present
at
last
night's
meet-!
.
,
ing:
S.
G.
Furk,
Edward
Mussal-i
Centre
last
night.
Immediate
resolve
of
the
meeting
was
that
there
should
be
no
entertainment
of
any
idea
of
permitting
Port
Day
to
elapse.
Aid.
Douglas
Frizzell
came
up
with
the
suggestion
that
Port
iSERV
HJallarr
Pmrmaoj
SAFE'
SAT!
William!
R.
o.
!
Day
should
be
extended
to
the!
lem,
Rudolph
Olsen,
scope
of
a
community
effort
on
'Bacon,
Ounnar
Selvig
BOXING
Every
Friday
light
HOMES
Dominion
Day.
There
should
be
Moore,
Aid.
Douglas
Frizzell,
no
such
thing
as
letting
Port
;
Joseph
Goscoe
and
O.
A.
Hunter.
Day
lap?e
and
it
was
also
ill
fitting
that
the
annual
Do-!
-
.
.
minion
Day
celebration
should
FINALI5TS
IN
kJ
,
be
permitted
to
languish
as
had
i
10-PIN
BOWLING
,
been
done.
He
suggested
that;
,
,
,
.
.
made'
110)31
Hotel
and
A-
E-
certain
organizations
be
responsible
for
'
organization
of
Smith
To
Fight
It
each
branch
of
the
celebration.'
Out
In
Ten
Pins
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUC
yw.NWtw.-,
Everyone
Welcome
No
Charge
The
international
aspect
with
competitors
from
Alaska
Jn
fishery
demonstrations,
spe?d
boat
races
might
be
developed.
Harold
Thorn
emphasized
the
In
last
night's
semi-final
wind-up
of
the
10
Pin
Bowling
league,
the
two
league
leaders
displayed
their
usual
steady
bowline
to
win
in
close
matches
T.H
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iii.iimii
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mm
AMATEUR
aWmTTW
7
bouts
importance
of
the
co-operation
over
tne
Leftover
squad
from
of
the
fishing
industry
bein?
Hangovers
13
Watts
&
Niekerson
.
,.
M
Booth
Selxiol
12
Royal
Blues
.
30
CF.A
7
Ideal
Cleaners
2
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i
thru
the
National
Hous-'ng
Scheme.
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Always
Prom;
!
We're
Hr-re
obtained
in
regard
to
suitable
timing
and
such
phases.
In
view
of
the
new
and
increased
logging
activity
in
the
area
due
to
the
celanese
mill
operation,
it
was
felt
that
I03
rolling
and
booming
contests
might
be
added.
Organizations,
which
it
wa3
suggested
might
be
specially
interested,
included
the
Sons
of
'
KAIEN
CO-OP
HARDWARE
.
,
,
.
Corner
of
Gth
St,
&
3rd
Ave.
I
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a
'
I
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j
"Hospitality
s
the
Royal
Hotel
squad
and
h.
E.
Smith's
snuad
tonight
in
what
promises
to
be
a
close
fight
for
the
10
Pin
League
Championship.
Taking
all
three
of
their,
games
the
Royal
Hotel
squac;
eliminated
the
Clubmen
by
rolling
120
more
pins.
After
theii
sensational
showing
of
last
Sunday
the
W.E.A.C.
had
a
bad
let-c'own
last
night.
The
tension
showed
on
both
squads
as
the
"splits"
were
very
noticeable.
In
the
other
match,
it
was
close
right
up
to
the
last
frame
Leftover's
took
the
first
Rime
by
60
pins.
Then
A.
E.
Smith
came
roaring
back
to
take
the
second
by
61
pins,
and
continued
i
to
hang
on
desperately
taking
;
the
third
counter
by
32
pins.
Iriiope
17
for
H
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Ave.
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the
new
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ight.
traffic
manager
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ion
Steamship
Lu:.,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Camosun
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
will
go
through
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Queen
Charlotftc
Mands,
disembarking
here
Sunday
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and
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He
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1
in
this
area
for
the
next
ten
days
on
company
business.
Mr
Newman
was
lormerly
the
company's
local
aent.
But
first,
how
about
getting
the
car
in
SAFE
operating
condition.
Remember
the
winter
has
taken
its
toll.
We
suggest
the
following
essential
services:'
Flushing
of
cooling
system,
Thorough
Lubrication
and
Oil
Change,
change
filter.
Complete
undercarriage
inspection
and
especially
the
steering
mechanism.
Complete
inspection
of
the
brake
system,
relining
if
necessary.
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Motor
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