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Rews
Tuesday,
May
2,
1950
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Local
Couple
Are
Married
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Dau-
thuiUe
of
France
last
night
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PHONE
24
222
Second
Ave,
earned
the
right
to
take
a
crack
at.
Jake
Lamotta's
middleweight
crown
as
he
swept
New
York's
Steve
Belloise
with
a
seventh
j
Miss
Elizabeth
Pearl
Menzies
and
Leslie
Arnold
Brown,
well
known
local
couple,
were
united
PRICED
TO
CLEAR
knockout
in
a
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scheduled
10-round
bout.
Ref
eree
Tommy
Sullivan
halted
the
one-sided
affair
just
after
the
start
of
the
seventh
round.
ster
was
groomsman.
At
the
reception,
the
bride's
aunts,
Mrs.
Lee
Dell,
in
black,'
Private
iu
uraay
evening
in
me
Manse
01
First
Presbyterian
Church
with
Rev.
K.
A.
Wright
officiating.
Only
a
few
friends
and
relatives
were
in
atendance
at
the
marriage
rites
although
many
tit-tended
a
reception
which
followed
In
the
Valhalla
Hall.
The
bride
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
father.
She
wore
a
pale
blue
afternoon
dress
ami
carried
a
corsage
of
red
carnations.
The
bridesmaid
was
Miss
Ethel
Knutson
who
wore
a
red
rose
afternoon
dress
and
a
corsage
of
yellow
carnations.
Jack
ppllins
of
New
Westmin-
Mi
and
Mrs.
Vic
Menzie,
in
grey,
assisted
the
couple
in
receiving
the
guests.
A
happy
evening
was
spent
with
extending
of
felicitations
and
serving
of
refreshments.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Brown
will
reside
in
Prince
Rupert.
Tne
groom
is
an
electrician
on
cel-
Men's
Shoes
broken
lines
DSfOWBHWOOSlls
Semi-Private
foj
Public
gfej-!
7St
anese
plant
construction.
I
LUKE
r'OR
B
E.
GAMES
Vancouver
thi:
Iks
Jihc
Imliis
a
uowerful
hnnri
when
it
rnmsi
for
the
1954
British
Empire
Games.
This
is
a
Jayaut
of
part
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
pounds.
New
stands
are
to
be
built
surrounding
the
track.
A
new
gymnasium,
bottom
'
"
also
u
is
being
built.
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CP
Photo
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HOLLYWOOD
cafe
Children'!
c
Sat.
between
e
a
Massage
tot
NORTHERN
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
C.
V.
Flemins,
U.
W.
Davis.
S.
iLongworth.
AIR
PASSENGERS
;
School
Program
Cited
in
Ohio
STEAM
ll
OPEN
FROM
S:30
P.M
to
3:30
A.M.
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dlshei
rom
Sandspit
(Monday
i
J
Jefferies,
A.
Pascos,
N.
Pryct,
Mrs.
L.
Orr
and
infant,
B.
Kraft.
To
Sandspit
(Monday)
Urs,
Phone
fc4
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OPEN
DAY
i
vi
iawa
beven
of
28
awards
!
M.
Benson.
J.
H.
S.
ivice.
!
.
CIIOP
SUEY-CIIOW
MEIN
for
excellence
in
radio
programs
i
To
Sandspit
(today)
H.
i
I
were
awarded
to
the
'Canadian.
Young,
Mrs.
L.
Orr.
j
fl
AS
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
US
GYRO
CLUB
oioancasutiR
Corporation.
The
To
Vancouver
today
)
R.
Mor-
I
results
were
announced
yestor-
gan,
H.
Jow.
j!
Duffel,
B.
Corn-I
day.
National
Broadcasting
Co.
j
Uloi
R.
CkTihue.
W.
Wallace,
Mr.
I
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received
Urn
awards,
Cojumbia
i
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brown,
Miss
M.
seven,
and
Mutual,
four.
Tail,
V.'.
Diext
1,
P.
Sweeney.
Canada
won
for
religious,
nil-
I
From
Vancouver
(Monday)
,
off
f
luiai,
aiama,
public
affairs,
edu-
i
D
II.
Hankinasi.
S.
Thompson,
eatiwja)
and
cliihireirs
programs
1U
fcj
CBC
shares
honors
with
the
i
M
fill
E.
JiiijduiKi.
S.
O.
Furk.
M.
Myros,
A.
Richardson,
T.
J.
Flynn,
R.
J.
Davics.
A.
J.
Paul.
R.
MacMUan,
Seagrams
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f
B.
Ford,
T.
Mulul,
P.
J.
Cheney,
i
British
Columbia
Department
of
Education
for
their
prosam
"My
Neighbor
and
Me."
which
was
cited
as
'Radio
performing
a
Miller.
R.
Nezull,
R.
McKenzie,
Join
the
KINSMEN
KLUB
KAMPAIGN
7
Big
Presentations
to
Members
Totalling
$2500
will
be
made
on
the
Night
of
May
24
GET
YOUR
MEMBERSHIP
NOW
AT
MOST
STORES
OR
KINSMEN
To
those
Out
of
Prince
Rupert
r
WRITE:
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CLUB
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
'.unique
service
for
the
classroom
II!
'
'
"71
V
WW
if
F
teacher
in
the
field
of
human
relations,
where
help
is
desperately
needed
"
The
series
of
six
programs
written
by
.Rita
Greer
und
produced
by
Robert
Allen
from
CBC,
Vancouver.
The
director
of
NIGHT
Friday,
May
JH
Come
One
Come
All
CIVIC
CENTRE
'school
broadcasts.
P.
J.
Kitinv
ci
nn
p.o.
Box
U29
'0
Seagrams
Sure
$1.00
VI.UU
pri
rince
Rupert,
B.
C.
says
the
response
from
hifih
schools
was
most
enthusiastic.
Thij
odvertisement
is
no)
published
or
displayed
by
th
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Goyemmerrt
of
British
Columbi.
sUlWi&A
Schedule
01
Men's
Bovls
j
May
1
Home
Oil
vs
Grand
I
Cafe,
Brownwoods
vs
J.C.'s
No.
J.
;Blain's
vs
Triple
C.'s.
Manson's
vs
J.C.'s
No.
2,
Stones
vs
Scotians.
Crescents
vs
D.
&
S..
Undrsir-jables
vs
Philpott
Evitt,
lows
vs
C.P.A.,
Rupert
Motors
vs
ni
KM
FN
CO-OP
If
you
are
planning
a
Garden,
Visit
J
EERTIirZFRS-
Vituro.
BwiMnnl
LAWN'
FF.NTE
k
C
1
IHWS
MOWERS,
1
FI.OWFR
SEEDS
VEGETABLE
SEEDS
GARDEN
RAKES
IfOES
&
SHOVELS
Wildcats
are
risky
Can.
Legion,
Cold
Storage
ys
W.I.
Stages,
Ambassadors
vsMai-lets.
Commercials
vs
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
.
May
8
CP
A.
vs
Commercials,
Mallets
vs
Cold
Storage,
W.I.
SPECIAL
MIXED
LAWN
SEE!
Kentucky
Blue
Grass,
Creeping
Fesm
Red
Tut
SPECIALLY
PICKED
SEED
TOf.R0
W
.S
THIS
CLIMATE
i
Shaving's
Shaving's
a
a
breeze
breeze
.
.
.
.
.
.
ill
quicker
and
easier
.
.
.
when
you
use
super-keen
Gillette
I
ti.
Sis
I
Phone
179
We
Deliver
251
3rd
Ave.
.
Blue
Blades
in
the
amazing
i-w
Gillette
Blade
Dispenser.
Zip
.
.
.
and
there's
a
new
blade
',
unwrapped
ready
for
use.
En-
j
'
joy
extra
comfort
.
.
.
extra
convenience
at
no
extra
cost.
GILLETTE
BLUE
BLADES
IN
DISPENSER,
1
To
on
oil
man
a
"wildcat"
!
a
well
drilled
In
an
area
where
oil
hai
never
been
found.
Drilling
a
wildcat
it
a
riky
undertaking
and
a
costly
one.
Some
welU
have
coit
more
than
a
million
dollari
and
have
not
been
successful.
For
that
mason
oil
men
make
as
certain
as
they
can,
before
drilling,
that
there
is
a
good
chance
of
finding
oil
They
use
the
most
modern
Instrument
and
skills
to
locate
each
drilling
site;
but
still
the
odd
ore
20
to
one
against
theta.
Only
about
one
wildcat
in
20
becomes
a
producer.
Over
the
past
30
years
oil
men
have
worked
continuously
against
these
odds.
In
western
Canada
Imperial
alone
drilled
134
wells-all
dry
before
the
Leduc
field
was
discovered
in
1947.
t
But
the
end
result
has
been
new
oil
for
Canada
and
benefits
for
Canadians.
There
are
thousands
of
new
jobs.
Millions
of
U.S.
dollars
are
being
saved
as
the
need
for
imported
oil
lessens.
And,
as
another
natural
resource
moves
toward
full
development,
the
Canadian
standard
of
living
climbs
higher.
These
are
real
benefits
to
Canadians
and
the
will
inrr.nu.
n.
SPECIALS
10
Blades
SOc
20
Shaving
tdgtl
20
Blad.s
$1.0
40
Shaving
Edges
IN
REGULAR
PACMGI
Stages
vs
Ambassadors.
Thom
;
Sheet
Metal
vs
Philpott
rvH.
Can.
Legion
vs
Oddfellows,
I.'.:
pert
Motors
vs
Undesirables,
J.C.'h
No.
1
vs
Crescents,
Scotians
vs
Manson's
J.C.s'
No.
2
vs
Stones,
;
D.
&
S.
vs
Grand
cafe.
Triple
C.'s
vs
Brown
woods,
Blain's
vs
Home
'
Oil.
May
15
Manson's
vs
Home
Oil.
Grand
Cafe
vs
Brownwoods,
J.C.'s
No.
1
vs
Scotians,
J.C.'s
No.
3
vs
Crescents,
Blain's
vs
D.
&
6.
Stones
vs
Triple
C.'s.
Cold
Stor-
,
age
vs
Undesirables.
Philpott
i
Evitt
vs
Oddfellows,
CP
A.
vs
I
Mallets,
W.I.
Stages
vs
Commer-
I
cials,
Rupert
Motors
vs
Thom
I
Sheet
Metal,
Ambassadors
vs
Can.
Legion.
May
22
Thom
Sheet
Metal
Vi
W.
I.
Stages,
C.P.A.
vs
Ambas-
i
sadors,
Can.
Legion
vs
Commer
'
cials,
Rupert
Motors
vs
Oddfel-
I
".
.
3
for
lit
iLv-7
G.E.
TABLE
IRONER
more
oil
is
found.
But
to
find
more
oil
and
to
spread
the
advantages
it
brings,
oil
men
must
continue
to
work
against
long
odds.
Sometimes
a
job
that
must
be
done
can't
be
done
without
great
risk.
nee
Rupert
Florists
N.E.GLADIRONER
N.E.
FLOOR
POLISHER
TORCHIERE
LAMPS
G.E
WASHER
WITH
PUMP
-
'
NORTHERN
B.C
POWER
wer
for
All
Ocrasi
Flo
J30Q
3r
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel
.
777
i
a
.fit
-II
S
fv
ys-f
h
1
r-
lows,
Cold
Storage
vs
Philpott
Evitt,
Undesirables
vs
Mallets.
D.
&
S.
vs
J.C.'s
No.
2,
J.C.'s
No.
1
vs
Stones,
Triple
C.'s
vs
Crescents,
Blain's
vs
Brownwoods,
Mansonf
vs
Grand
Cafq,
Home
Oil
vs
PRINCE
RUPERT
Bringing
you
oil
is
a
big
job
e
.
and
a
costly
one
I
I
I
i
Blue
210
5th
Jnniwrsdrv
STEAMSHIP
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
SALE
t
I
Mi
AT
1
APOPUJUti
About
Canada's
Oi-Canad,1,
oil
proven
reserve,
now
amount
to
about
one
billion
baiieU,
as
compared
with
only
72
million
barrels
in
1946.
It
U
estimated
the
oil
industry
will
spend
$150
millions
for
exploration
and
development
in
western
Canada
this
year.
Last
year
Imperial
drilled
or
shared
In
the
drilling
al
70
wildcat
Veils.
Wells
drilled
by
Imperial
to
find
and
produce
oil
U
Canada
.
during
1949
totalled
231
mile
in
depth.
mttfillNTS
FROM
THE
Si
ON
ITEMS
THROUGHOUT
EAR
or
PEARLS
PINS,
ft
j
To
the
first
luc--
j
FREE!!
.
,
nru
nun.'
"
VtTrfjwTi
MANSON'S
Green
324
inPCniAL
OIL
LIMITED
Thu
sdvtrtuemtnl
is
not
publishtd
or
displayed
by
tht
Liquor
Control
Botd
or
by
the
Government
of
Britnh
Columbi.
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