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Prince
Ruperf
Daily
News
Tuesday,
May
9,
1950
Mi
"'"JPtiSt
Spoit
Shots
It
seems
logical
that
Alex
i
Hali
Kick.
This
$i,000
piece
of
silvei-wear
now
is
the
trophy
presented
by
the
Maritime
Amateur
Hockey
Association
to.
the
Maritime
Senior
title
winners.
Even
older
than
the
Starr
Trophy,"
recalls
Nick,
"is
the
Larsen
Trophy,
first
presented
to
the
Halifax
Commercial
League
in
1895.
Only
recently
it
turned
up
in
a
storeroom
after
being
lost'
for
a
quarter
of
a
century."
"There
must
be
hundreds
of
equally-valuable
trophies
gathering
dust
in
some
forgotten
storeroom.
Even
a
casual
search
would
probably
uncover
cups
and
shields,
once
as
important
as
the
.
.
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sIW:fiC
NEW
RATES
FOR
STEAM
BATHS,
SHOWERS
&
MASSAGE
Private
Room
(with
cot)
$1.25
Semi-Private
Room
(with
cot)
$1.00
Public
Steam
Bath
75c
STUDENTS
RATE
G5c
Showers
50c
Children's
Special
Sat.
between
8
and
12
noon
25c
Massage
from
$1.00
up
NORTHERN
SPORTS
STEAM
BATHS
Phone
658
for
reservations
OPEN
DAY
&
NIGHT
fax-Chronicle-Herald
t
Nickerson
I
should
think
of
attics
at
house-'
cleaning
time.
But
the
real
pur-
pose
behind
his
mental
trip
to
j
the
dark
corners
was
to
find
out
I
"how
many
trophies
are
lost
in
j
storerooms?"
'He
never
did
aii-j
swer
the
question,
but
it
appears
!
that
there
are
numerous
famous
1
but
forgotten
sport
mugs
covered
by
dust
and
unclaimed.
I
"Only
a
few
years
ago.
Monc-
ton
sportsmen
unearthed
the
j
famous
Starr
Trophy
which
back
In
1897
was
accepted
as
!
emblematic
of
the
Maritime
Sen
been
'lost'
for
30
and
more
years
.
l0
Reorganization
Of
Softball
Planned
24
hour
im
Softball
enthusiasts
will
be
out
again
at
the
Gyro
Ball
Park
this
STOPPED
THIS
ONE
Goalie
Russ
Dertell
deflects
Don
Rope's
shot
past
the
Calgary
goal
In
the
dying
minutes
of
the
second
Allan
Cup
game
at
Calgary
May
3.
Winger
John
McLellan
of
Toronto
Marlboros
waves
beside
the
goal
apparently
thinking
the
puck
(level
with
DerteU's
right
shoulder)
is
on
the
way
into
the
net.
That's
Calgary
defenceman
Julian
Sawchuk'
sprawled
beside
McLellan
with
centre
Doug
Cairns
in
the
background
and
drfencemun
Jack
Taggart
of
Calgary
checking
Rope.
Siamprders
won
5-4
to
even
the
games
at
1-1
in
the
best-of-seven
ser
Whisky
ior
Hockey
Championship
and
became
a
permanent
property
of
year
after
a
year's
lay-off
from
Moncton
Victorias
in
1909,'
savs
this
popular
game.
Twice
a
CP
Photo)
ies.
inn
lvriiwmn
15
put!;;!,td
ot
displayed
by
tht
Liquor
Control
Board
oi
b
the
Govtrnmcntof
British
Columbn.
WE
PAll
week
league
fixtures
are
planned
and
sport
fans
will
see
plenty
of
dclion
if
past
seasons
give
any
f
i
I
and
OEC0
'
indication
of
the
calibre
of
ball
I
D1
R
CL
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M
ill
Rate
Remains
Same
Golden
Trophy
BEST
PLAYER
Mtertorj
MONTREAL
Claude
Chuck)
llaynrr,
goalkeeprr
for
New
SPKAV
tl
for
Best
Boxer
'
Expect
Higher
Revenue
fork
Ran
err
,
is
the
1949-SO
Wallpaper
I
winner
of
the
Hart
Trophy
as
the
most
valuable
player.
to
be
played.
Civic
Centre
playground
director
Keiih
Mailman
will
be
on
hand
for
the
organization
meeting
to
be
held
this
coming
Saturday
evening
and
entries
are
called
for
in
three
divisions;
Senior,
Junior
and
Ladies.
It
is
planed
to
play
two
7-inn-ing
games
each
league
night,
a
junior
or
ladies
league
prelimin
THE
LATEsT
F
Bl'RNING
Mtl
Although
it
is
going
to
cost
nearly
$5,000
more
to
a
magnifcent
gold
plated
tro-
,
.
234
inches
In
,
phy,
nieasurlng
iL.
i
run
the
city
this
year,
due
to
the
lncease
in
value
oi
nn
.
fl,.imptpr
ls
to
C
SPENCE
and
I
the
mill,
the
mill
rate
will
remain
at
CO,
The'
civic
be
presented
to
some
lucky
yuung
j
;
budget
this
year
will
call
for
a
record
$305,826.97
as
'pugilist
m
the
civic
Centre
Fri-j;
Phone
Blue
215
t
for
Women
!
Extra
Special
Eirowmiwoodls
!
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!
II
I
uay
mgni.
ine
event,
win
uc
uie
i
comoared
to
S300.939.C3
in
1949.
The
hich
GO
mi
ary
with
the
main
event
at
3
p
m
"
Northerh
Sports
Boxing
Club
am-
In
former
years
there
has
been!,
.
.
,
.
TVip
hiirhrpi-
vr
TZZ
keen
competition
between
Booth
"
v
.B
"
handed
down
by
the
finance
about
20
matches
by
boxers
rants
School,
General
Motors,
CNRA
committee
last
night
and
"
ap
by-law.
In
making
out
estimates,
ing
from
90
to
229
pounds
meet
V.ir
n.Mmil
V
nnntin
imrl
flititvae
hopH
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nit..
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Co-op
and
Gordon
&
Anderson
'
YouCanllav;
Smartest
Houst
With
Luxuf
Colored
Ceda'
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squart.Q
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tc
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hnvp
Pntries.
from
,
ti,
hiiHiir
anhmittpcl
hv
nn
naiirrt
trio
wnop
rnmmtttf;
some
of
these
teams
and
from
Alway
Prompi
and
Courteoui
Alderman
T.
B.
Black,
chairman
;
recommended.
The
telephone
others
interested
In
the
game.
?
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
ISLAND
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The
trophy
ls
sponwed
by
Norm
Applin,
trainer,
and
ls
awarded
to
Uie
best
all
around
boxer.
But
in
order
to
re;ain
the
trophy
permanently,
the
boxer
is
obliged
to
hold
the
title
for
and
water
departments
were
allowed
more
and
in
other
departments,
increases
were
caused
Dy
actual
increases
in
wages.
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
BUILDER'S
i
Commodore
Cafe
of
the
finance
committee
received
its
first
reading
as
a
rate
'
by-law
without
dissent.
"In
all
cases,
we
have
endeavoured
to
hold
down
expenditures
in
all
departments,"
said
Mr.
Black
in
presenting
the
The
mill,
he
said,
increased
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
Cm
I'
Hospltality
ancT
flood
Food"
since
last
year
due
to
the
in-three
succeeding
years.
You
can
j
505
McBrMs
St.
Designing,
llodnt.
Pittsburg
P.
bet
there
will
be
a
lot
of
keen
.Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Order;
creased
sale
of
property.
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M
ta
J:S
A.M.
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dlihea
l3rd
Ave.
DavJU
Chow,
Mer
'
competition.
J
In
addition,
the
club
is
offer-ing
eight
cups
and
seven
other
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Following
is
the
1950
rate
structure
followed
hy
1949
for
comparative
purposes:
1
!
1550
School
Purposes
23.871
$123,735.32
'
Debenture
Purposes
12.792
$
GC.30S.93
General
Purposes
22.S37
$115,782.72
(Roosevelt
Park
Improvements
designated
or.c
mill
is
included
in
General
Purposes).
For
Onlaid
Orders
PHONE
1SS
CO
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MAY
WE
SUGGEST
STATIONERY
PYREX
iI.ASSV
IRE
"f
FlOl
RTNES
&
STATl
ETTES
KITCHEN
ACCESSORIES
COSMETIC
SETS
j
VICKERS'H
OUmilO
IM
CANADA
J
AND
II
QISttHUTf
Y
CaWftt
trophies
sponsored
by
local
business
concerns.
These
prizes
will
be
r
erriianent
keepsakes.
Friday
night's
card
should
prove
exciting.
Benny
Windle
jwlll
be
In
the
ring
as
referee.
!
Names
of
judges
have
not
yet
jbeen
announced.
,
The
dark
haired
beauty
Miss
(Joyce
lat'crsal,
Mi
Northern
B.C.
for
1J.10,
will
present
the
jcups
and
trophies
to
lndivdual
winners.
This
month
at
Second
Avenue
,
and
Sixth'
Street,
the
club
opens
a
new
and
larger
gym
with
up-o-date
facilties
and
equipment.
jThe
present
club,
which
now
can
i
handle
up
to
100
members,
will
jbe
able
tc
take
on
about
300
at
the
new
premises.
Watch
1949
$305,26.97
$125,530.92
$
63,454.65
$106,932.3!
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dii
plaved
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
.
ct
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
School
Purposes
25.03
Debenture
Purposes
12.G5
General
Purposes'
,
21.32
prwp
Repairing
1.00
$
5,015.69
Roosevelt
Park
'
I
Phone
Red
400
P.O.
Bo
1118
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BLONDIE
'
The
Irresponsible
Type!
-By
CHIC
MANSON'S
Box
998
The
school
rate,
Increased
last
year,,
was
brought
down
for
1950
from
25.03
mills,
to
23.871.
This
year
only
$123,735.32
was
Green
324
STEAMSHIP
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
JEACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
'
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
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VtXJWSELF
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WHy
-
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allowed
for
school
purposes
a
compared
to
$125,536.92
S'X
MAGAZINE
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NEVER
KNOW
WHO
T
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WAS
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WAS
THE
KILLER.'.
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"5
year.
The
general
rate
was
decreased
slightly
by
.142
from
12.65
in
1949
to
12.792
this
year.
This
year,
the
Roosevelt
Park
TO
THE
MERCHANTS
Columbia
Paper
Co-
Ltd.
Branch
Warehouse
is
now
open
here
for
the
service
of
Prince
Rupert
and
District.
-
Place
your
orders
now
for:
mill
was
included
In
the
general
purposes
mill
allowance
oi
22.337.
In
1949,
the
general
pur
WRAPPING
PAPERS
.
;
k
WAXED
PAPERS
PAPER
NAPKINS
PAPER
BAGS
TOILET
TISSUES
DRINKING
CUPS
poses
mill
rate
including
tile
,
and
other
sundries
COLUMBIA
PAPER
CO.
LTD.
Roosevelt
Park
allowance
22.32,
slightly
higher
than
thl.i
year.
Free
delivery
service
COLUMBIA
PAPER
CO.
LTD.
Corner
2nd
&
Park
Aves.
Box
1429
Phone
Black
931
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Are
No
Flies
on
Dogwood!
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PRINCE
RUPERT
CITY
AMATEUR
FINALS
40
Contestants
9
Divisional
Championships
CIVIC
CENTRE
8:00
P.M.
FRIDAY
ADMISSION
RINGSIDE
$1.25;
GENERAL
75c;
STUDENTS
50c
25c
pr
doun
paid
lor
mplin.
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dim
rudy
when
K
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caHl.
Tickets
at
Northern
Sports,
Bud's
Cigar
Store
Civic
Centre,
Grotto
Cigar
Store
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