Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
November
6,
1950
Peed-
Sport
Shots
Good
Yield
From
Sale
of
Poppies
The
Canadian
Legion's
street
sale
of
popples
on
Saturday
totalled.
$762.
It
took
place
between
the
hours
of
8:30
a.m.
and
'5:30
Carl
Llscombe
of
Detroit
Red
Wings
scored
three
goals
and
as
sisted
on
four
others
as
Detroit
smothered
New
York
Rangers
12-5
eight
years
ago
tonight.
The
leftwinger
from
Gait,
Ont.,
four
years
earlier
In
1938
had
tallied
three
goa.s
in
one
minute.
52
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,
;
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i
fr
1
iv
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s
v
:k
o
Doms
OR
YOUR
X
JUST
ARRIVED!
BOYS'
FUR
TRIMMED
Parka
Jackets
Sizes
6
16
in
Beige,
Brown
and
Green
I
Rprnnris
BASKETBALL
Biggest
Crowd
Ever
Sees
1950-51
Season
Opening
Ilrownwoods
Lose
Heartbreaker
to
Champion
Co-ops
Fine
Entertainment
Seven
hundred
basketball
fans
witnessed
the
Reason's
opening
on
Saturday
night,
the
largest
crowd
ever
to
attend
league
games
at
the
Civic
Centre.
The
fans
were
treated
to
some
fine
basketball
in
both
p.m.
The
total,
on
November
11
last
year
was
$355.
The
top
canvassers
were
Rodney
Philippson,
Clark
Jackson,
Joan
Bennett
assisted
by
Peggy
Ann
Dominato,
Joyce
McGinnis,
assisted
by
Florence
Renwick,
and
Glenys
Owens.
The
Poppy
Day
committee
consisted
of
8.
A.
Cheeseman
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
for
the
Legion's
Women
s
Auxiliary.
M
A
S
Dr.
John
C:
Maynard,
48,
one
of
the
greatest
halfbacks
in
Canadian
rugby,
died
suddenly
in
Toronto
10
years
ago.
Native
of
Stratford,
Ont.,
he
was
twice
captain
of
University
of
Toronto
teams
which
won
senior
intercollegiate
championships.
ilrririta-
4
FRASER
AND
PAYNE
HIGH
SCORER
...
Ray
Spring
S
H
0
P
P
I
N
G
Mrs.
Black
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
W.
Bussey-
while
Mrs.
A.
J.
Crox-ford
and
Mrs.
C.
Michaloff
attended
to
the
refreshments
for
the
canvassers.
Mrs.
P.
M.
Ray,
assisted
by
Mrs.
R.
A.
Marley,
gave
their
co-operation
in
detail
work.
Henry
(Bunny)
Austin
and
Dorothy
Round
headed
the
tennis
lankings
published
by
the
British
Lawn
Tennis
Association
13
venrs
ago.
Miss
Round
was
the
all-England
champion
in
1937
and
West
Coast
Has
Good
Fish
Year
The
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
has
had
an
unusually
Jine
lisning
season.
"It's
been
the
jumui
anu
ociiiui
uiviMuiis
ctiuiuugn
me
lniermeaiate
I
game
was
not
up
to
the
usual
calibre
for
this
league.
I
Then1
was
ltr?t
ci?
enter-
"
:
tainment
galote,
with
the
Shrine
son'
and
it
gave
the
large
audi-Club
Band
providing
stirring
ence
an
opportunity
to
show
music
befor.e
the
official
open-
their
appreciation
to
the
Joo's
!ng
and
again
at
senior
half-
Daughter's,
arid
their
leaders
Mr.
thne.
.
land
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell,
for
the
i
Tne
Job's
Daughters
drill
team
hrnors
they
have
brought
to
tin
was
given
a
great
ovation
for
city.
The
committee
rrnorU
iv.r-Iv
IYS
4HUK.
.,.,
J
IrnpH
Zr
"y.
wuj
a.g
assistance
ana
support
irom
best
in
years,"
said
A.
J.
Touch-
turned
professional
the
previous
many
quarters,
including
canvas-
t
xt
aiwi
n..
...
10KS
year.
GAMES
n"u
oaiesiuHi.
me
nign
imnk
its
been
due
to
the
clos-achool
students
and
Ladies'
Aux-
mu
Mpiiea
at
tne
proper
tini.s
Jllary-
and
which
allows
the
fish
to
their
military
drill
which
brought
The
Co-op
seniors
started
right
I
XMAS
CARDS
'Ways
Prompt.
'and
Courteous
J
The
Poppy
Fund
Is
used
foi
reach
spawning
grounds,
as
well
COSMETICS
Vocant
Lot
Is
PlayviHe
Home
aiding
the
needy
veterans
ana
as
allowing
for
a
strict
patrol."
We're
Here
to
Servs
YOU
-
their
dependents
In
the
Barkley
Sound
area
Other
canvas-ere
were:
Mrs.
Roy
Leigh,
Mrs.
Anderson.
TORONTO
Kf
A
small
lot
on
a
shabby
east-end
street-
Is
the
Commodore
Cafe
Department
STORE
135,000
chums
were
taken.
In
Nitmat,
one
ooat
obtained
10,000
,
fish
in
a
single
set.
j
i;
1
-I
-
JP
'
,
.
mem
nrst
prize
in
Ljng
Beach
oft
wnere
last
year's
iinals
fauna
this
year
and
Spokane
last
year,
them,
at
the
head
of
the
league
The
drill
team
paraded
before
when
they
won
the
opener
44-43
Mayor
George
Rudderham
who
However,
Brownwoods
server,
took
the
official
salute
and
com-
notice
that
they
were
a
team
t..
plimented
Drill
Major
Edith
Jor.
contend
with,
before
any
leagut
dan
on
the
fine
performance
of
champions
can
be
declared.
It
la
!
the
colorful
aggregation.
The!
quite
possible
that
they
might
rirls
presented
an
exhibition
have
been
Saturday
night's
win
j
drill
during
the
half-time
inter
ners
if
it
had
not
been
for
i
I
val
that
brought
round
after
accident
to
Everett
Pierce
who
round
of
applause
from
an
ap-
sprained
an
anile
in
tne
pre-
piiv-'Miss
Anna
Swang,
Miss
Roberta
rlaJ
iBonl
-'.!
HT.,1,
..,
...
home
of
Toronto's
first
ville."
Ii
tios.pita!itv
and
Good
Food"
Peter
Wingham
returned
to
the
'
iPhone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
i
uui,
viuw
-inciaun,
iviariyn
Anderson,
Bill
Mintenko,
Bill
Lyons.
Suzanne
Kergin,
Lorna
Nelson
Isobel
Mintenko,
Eleanor
Lahti,
Jeannle
Turcott.
Dick
Burv
Rmi.
The
front
of
the
lot
Is
jammed
with
young
children
on
swings,
slides,
gym
equipment
cky
lui
uie
oamc-iun
yesterday
Ave.
Daviu
Chow.
Mgr.
k
Rupert
Florists
ktor
III
Occasion
rnoun
from
a
trip
to
Vancnu-)
ana
teeter-totters.
At
the
back.
Tr.-
v..
ti
-
ver
n.
Box
518
Tel.
77
;preciative
audience.
It
was
a
game
warm-up
period.
It
was
a!
a
group
of
older
children
engage
c
'ith
T.V,
VT
i
in
a
hot
game
of
volleyball,
or
.
JL
tH
,r
.O,
BAD
BOY-
fitting
opener
for
the
1950
sea-
fast,
robust
game
all
the
way
Sonny
Beynon
DasKetoail,
badminton
or
deck
x;
'
"C.;.u
'
KVEHIi
UHWU
iwith
the
lead
switching
back
and
forth
right
from
the
opening
tennis.
A
few
adults
nlav
horse-IV".
tr""ulf"'
T:
Many
say
they
net
"cold"
in
tile
back
ihnps
nn
tvi
Di0c
ivlra-
uean,
mis.
uantor.-,
Noru
er
the
kidneys
ao
easily!
Tliat'i
why
basket,
scored
by
Joe
Davis
of
strength
for
Brownwoods,
and
,
.
.'
Gulbranasen,
Mrs.
Luerin,
Lesion
1
iiiuiiKuuB
honnda
keep
fcecp
Dr.
ii
.
Cbaw
v..
i
id
w
i
KMney-Uver
jvt.niey-t.ivei
Pliis
lways
un
hand.
For
tiiig
reliable
.
T.,
.
-.iuc,
joanioss.
Per
Haivor-
-.7
j
i
j
ecreation
Playville
is
designed
sen,
Alan
Hemmons,
Patrick
Rou-
Heat
Your
Heme
The
Modern
remedy
in
like
two
treatments
in
one-works
faeter
to
relieve
painful
backaches
due
to
faulty
kidneys!
Dr.
Chase
to
keep
the
children
off
the
geau,
Joe
ssott,
Natalia
Maskni-
Co-op
to
the
last-y.econd
long
Joe
Davis
and
Sid
Scherk
showed
shot
that
was
swi-shed
through
j
pient
of
lirst
class
fr
the
thehoop
by
Art
Olson
of
Brown-
;Co.op
Sprin
was
high
'score
SCGrer
for
the
evenln?
with
a
big
The
was
tied
8-8
In
the
first
quarter
wiLh
Co-op
having
i
1
'Po1".
but
lost
his
effective-
streets
and
to
give
residents
i,
iri..
ou..il.
m
a
a
name
name
you
caa
depend
on;
SI
-
jpR.CHASE'Saepe'"'
gm
HEATING
I
its
lest
HAND
HEATERS
fluent,
sralcal
.
mechanical
.ency.
a
3-point
lead
at
the
half.
Brown-
ness
in
the
last
quarter
when
woods
pulled
ahead
36-33
In
the
j-he
excitement
was
too
much
for
somewhere
to
go
m
their
spare
Bcbby
michell.
Patsy
PhillipsonJ
"me-
I
Margaret
Youngman,
Olive1
The
iuea
began
in
the
United
strand,
Mona
Mark,
Darlcne
Ol-States,
where
in
a
number
of
sen,
Mrs.
Moilie
Montgomery,
cities
residents
of
poorer
dis-
Joanne
Way.
Margaret
Strachan,
tricts
began
pooling
their
spare
urs.
Roth
well,
Alien-
Mosley,
space
and
setting
up
play-
Mis
Isobelle
Taylor.
Alleyn
grounds
and
parks.
Called
Yard-
Ritchie.
If
I
linal
quarter
and
It
looked
a
s
mm.
though
their
speed
was
going
to
It
was
tasy
to
pick
the
vil-
give
them
a
win,
but
they
were
:
lains
for
the
evening
Sonny
too
excited
and
by
a
ctly
'Beynon
making
one
oi
his
f
re-
EX
fumble
or
two,
gave
Co-op
the
ouent
trips
to
'the
bench
for
five
vines,
there
now
are
400
such
acheme
in
operation
there.
I
a
Danish
shipping
firm
is
fit-
italic
Burners
oving
in
heating
Xhe
Idea
was
picked
up
hera'
ting
all
its
new
ships
with
a
by
the
Polaris
Foundation,
a
so-
hobby
workshop
for
seamen
otf
edno
which
they
used
to
obtain
;
personal
fouls,
which
of
course
a
quick
five-point
lead
with
only
is
no
new
procedure
for
him.
90
seconds
left
to
play.
Brown-,
Carlson,
for
Brownwoods,
and
woods
tried
desperately
at
thli
Sid
Seherk
and
Davis
for
Co-op
Way!
clal
work
group,
who
passed
it
watch.
'
A
IMS
ARRANGED
on
tpthe
Junior
Board
of
Tradi-J
the
vroups
selected
a
small
resi
dential
section
surrounded
by
il&Elkins
LIMITED
DON'T
BUY
GWRAHGE
Until
you
see
the
new
1HGLIS
"TAPPAM"
GAS
RANGE
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
heavy
east-end
industrial
tie-
j
.
'
velohments
An
old
narkine
lot'
r
f
"1
ri
'ffr
stage
and
nearly
pulled
it
out
also
watched
out
the
game
from
ft
the
fire
with
four
points,
three
th.
bench
which
they
warmed
of
them
in
the
last
fourteen
sec-
during
the
final
minutes
after
ends,
but
It
ws
too
lats,
and
live
fouls.
Johnny
Comadina
and
they
lost
a
heart-breaker.
Fred
Calderoni
refcreed
and
It
would
be
hard
to
pick
the
i
kept
the
game
well
under
star
plavers
on
either'
team
al-
j
trol,
although
a
noisy
audience
though
Art
Olson
was
a
tower
of
I
and
players'
bench
didn't
agree
.
in
1
was
chosen
for
the
first
Play
pint
and
Heating
I
VI
I
L
J
ville,
OPENING
SCORER
.
.
.
Joe
DavLs
P
O
Box
274
Now
the
lot
is
covered
with
"ii
il
V
entiW
-.nihletta
pauiDment
an
with
their
revisions
on
a
good
playing
SparerA
small
building
'
Best-known
Tif.Cff?
contains
washrooms,
cooking
fa-
home
remedy
to
Vf
IVliW
many
occasions.,'
Perhaps
the
funniest
incident
of
the
game
was
when
Calderoni
blew
ths
relieve
distress
is
J
VAPORUB
USE
HOT
WATER
.
HEATING
We
Stop
Your
cilitieg
and
room
for
dances
or
meetings.
Benches
have
been
whistle
for
a
foul
under
the
basket
and,
before
he
was
able
to
placed
so
mothers
can
sit
and
designate
the
offender,
Spring
watch
as
their
children
play.
it
KOll
should
fcafzr
j
was
arguing
that
it
wasn't
him.
And
-additional
space
nas
Deen
Bynon
also
contributed
to
:,he
obtained
nearby
for
conversion
humor
of
it
all
when
he
expos-
into
football
and
baseball
fields.
.
.
,
.
.
l
i
K
XTinin
T
n?aa
..Taivman
Ctf
now
about
Re:
Veterans
Insurance
tuiaie-a
louuiv
ait-er
a
very
oo-
.
.
'
-
if
iUa
iAa
"Cold
War"
-Havc
our
heating
man
call
and
give
you
estimates
on
hot
water
or
steam
vious
foul:
"Hey,
what's
this,--
nans
Insurance
O
TAILORING
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING,
the
TAILOR
"it
works
in
tneir
nelghorhood,
on
me?"
will
work
anywhere.'
Intermediate
Fashion
Footwear
were
in
control
all
the
way
in
the
Intermediate
fixture
and
were
only
lis
Eligible?
AIR
PASSENGERS
ho
or
woman
who
haj
Phone
649
220
Sixth
St.
cutscored
In
the
last
of
the
four
neriods.
Thev
won
bv
a
tidy
48
Your
Right
to
Apply
lias
a
Time
Limit
r
i
scharged
after
service
in
sidian
naval,
military
or
mnrDiti
Thuw
Wf.ru
nidVt:
P
'
Dig
No
Job
Too
Small
an
entirely
new
Merchants
team,
and
it
was
a
case
of
winning
over
an
inexperienced
out
;ei
faring
World
War
11.
nan
or
woman
who
has
To"
Vancouver
(today)
H.
Husoy,
E.
J.
Beale.F
.
Eastman,
R.
M.
E.mith,
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Mcltessey,
E
Unwin,
C.
Ingham.
'
'
Tq
Sandspit
(today)
"W.
Peters,
K.
K
Vognild,
D.
MacDon-ald,
A.
Hanson,
G.
Cross,
R.
L.
ichared
after
service
in
'
J.
military
or
air
forces
fit.
Jim
Intermela
scored
15
for
j
the
winners
and
Wesch
led
Mer-
I
chants
with
12
Sev
Dominato
Call
BUTE
84
6
SAANICH
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
I
Majesty
during
World
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
Milne
and
Les
Matthews
called
a
fine
i
game,
and
kept
the
whistling
down
to
a
minimum.
There
was
an
unfortunate
accident
in
the
Cor.
4th
Ave.
and
McBride
ho
was
living
in
Canada
commencement
of
such
widow
or
widower
of
a
From
Vancouver
(Saturday)
Father
R.
Prindiville,
Mr.
Larson,
Mr.
Johnson,
W.
Innes,
H.
F
Barstram,
Miss
M.
Bolger,
L.
The
Veterans
Insurance
Act
put
time-limits
upon
the
right
of
the
Department
to
accept
applications
for
this
insurance.
Extension
of
these
time-
f
s
above,
if
the
veteran
Anderson,
Mr.
McCann,
P.
Rath-
r
K
.
Ir
lief
Your
...
insured
under
the
act.
Ji
classes
of
Merchant
1
Members
of
the
Corns
bone,
Mr.
Heatherington.
J
Faulkner,
Mr.
Gallagher,
G.
S
Mills,
E.
J.
Morris.
Frrm
Sandspit
I
Saturday)
W
J.
Peters,
J.
P.
Camobell
To
Vancouver
(Saturday)
A.
C
Vnuin,
T.
King,
W.
Stewart.
M"
Xmas
Cards
"'''an)
Canadian
Fire
i!l
nd
Auxiliary
Services
AU
WINTIR
J
Get
this
fit
3.
third
quarter
when
Ralph
Yjun"
slipped
to
injure
an
ankle,
which
will
keep
him
out
of
the
lineup
for
a
few
days
at
least.
Junior
The
crowd
that
arrived
early
was
treated
to
a
top-notch
Junior
game,
and
they
showed
Iheh
approval
with
plenty
of
applaud.
Punert
Hotel
was
the
winner
over
Cook's
by
a
25
to
19
sec-re,
but
they
only
pulled
the
game
cut
of
the
fire
after
it
had
been
all
ti.d
at
the
half,
when
they
scored
12
pcints
to
their
opponents
6
in
the
third
quarter,
t
In
the
final
period
Conk's
with
service
person
in
receint
of
h
under
the
Pension
Act
fo
World
War
II.
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
'ohnstn,
F.
Leask.
John
Schat?
".
Livinfrs'tore,
J.
Green,
J.
E.
R.
Wood,
G.
Schneider,
G.
Richards.
Q.
Robinson,
Mrs.
H.
Anderson
inri
infBnt.
Mnster
R.
Anderson
From
Vancouver
(Friday)
1.
L.
King,
P.
Kittles,
T.
Sagasky
V
A.
Tllf"r-1.
J.
SamTn.
From
Sandspit
(Friday)
K.
P.
Robichaud,
J.
Seymour,
J
Ware.
O
Barech,
S.
Green,
K
K."
Voguild.
f
Examination?
managed
to
hold
even
but
t.nc
fptinaverv
few
snirial
third
period
lead
won
the
game
for
the
Hotel
boys.
McTntos'-
Consequentlv.
limits
was
discussed
at
the
last
session
of
Parliament,
and
may
come
before
the
House
again
next
year.
But
as
the
law
stands
today,
the
time-limits
remain
as
follows:
If
you
wert
discharged
befor
February
20,
1945,
your
application,
for
insurance
must
,
be
approved
before
February
20,
1951.
If
you
were
discharged
after
February
20,
1945,
your
application
must
be
approved
within
six
years
of
the
date
of
your
discharge.
If
you
are
interested
in
Veterans
Insurance,
we
suggest,
therefore,
that
to
be
on
the
safe
side
you
get
in
touch
with
the
nearest
district
office
of
the
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs
as
soon
as
.
possible.
A
trained
counsellor
is
on
hand
at
-
every
office
to
assist
you
with
your
insurance
problems.
If
it
is
more
convenient
for
you,
write
directly
to
the
Superintendent
of
Veterans
Insurance,
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs,
Ottawa.
4
Phonie
234
3rd
Street
Prince
Rupert
led
the
scoring
parade
with
8
points
for
Rupert
Hotel
an-?
Flndlav.
Hodnkinson.
Smith
anc"
St'PPUES
PRINTERS
STATIONERS
OFFICE
."Wof
particular
value
'e
no
cannot
meet
the
nts
of
a
commercial
'"Cecomr,,,.,
A
?
5
r-.;.
WuA
Boes
It
Cost?
w
m
1
SI3VICE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lindsay
returned
last
week
from
Spokane,
Wash.,
where
they
attended
the
graduation
of
their
daughter,
Irene,
from
Deaconess
Hospital.
They
were
accompanied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Field.
Intermediate
Merchants
Wesch
12,
Jordan
1,
Eidsvik
2,
Young
5,
Chrlstoff
5,
Plaice,
Parnell
9,
Dumas.
Total
34.
-i-,
.r
policies
with
Sankcv
each
pumped
6.
Tuesday's
schedule
sees
Man-
j
son's
and
High
School
plnving
ir
the
Junior
session
;IIi
Gold
and
Scuby's
Thunderbirds
1
the
firs'
intermediate
game,
followed
bv
Hi
Oreen
vs.
Fashion
In
the
same
league.
The
senior
fixture
is
between
Co-on
and
Gordon
am!
Anderson
with
th's
scribe
picking
the
last
named
tesm
as
the
w'nner
which
should
give
Co-op
plenty
of
encouragement
as
a
snortswTiter
is
rarely
a
good
nicker.
mini,
"'"fnies.
fRE-
'liin!
Ir...
With
the
punishing
months
of
winter
ahead,
our
Complete
S-WAY
Winterizing
will
assure
you
of
protection
all
winter
long.
Our
expert
servicemen
use
factory-approved
equip-raeat,
factory-approved
methods
and
Genuine
Ford
Parts.
CooHni
System
4
CL?FR0M
PENSION.
cash
value
after
FAST
-
CLEAN
ECONOMICAL
-
SAFE
FUEL
FOR
COOKING
Sole
distributor
for
Prince
Rupert
&
District
Ward
Electric
&
Marine
Supply
ft1"""
,
uncv
is
run
jysiem
Ignition
System
t
Electrical
System
Lubricants
Fashion
Footwear
Hebb
11,
Haugan
I,
Intermela
15,
HJ11
9,
Anderson
5,
Bill
3,
Walsh
4.
Total
48.
'Junior
Cooks
Jeffries
2,
Findlav
8.
Hodekinson
6.
Sedgwick,
Wing,
Erickson
3,
Black,
Stewart
2.
Total
19.
Rupert
Hotel
Parnell
1,
Donaldson,
Leighton,
Smith
6,
San-key
6,
Helin
2,
McKay
2,
Mac-
DEPARTMENT
OF
VETERANS
AFFAIRS
P.O.
BOX
78S
PHONE
680
Lineups:
Senior
Co-op
D.
Seherk
9.
Arney
8.
Scherk
11.
Davis
12,
M.
Holkestad
MacDonald
1,
Morgan
3,
Beynon
4,
Wcllens,
Webster
4.
Total
44.
Brownwoods
Hartwi?
2,
Olson
12,
Spring
17,
Sunberg
1,
Lavigne
4,
Thompson
2,
CarLson
5,
Pierce.
Total
43.
85
ln,
P.
1Ue
Pal,i
Appliances
readily
available
thru
your
favorite
dealer
263
Hihl..
,
,l:e,s
obtainable
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
r
h
of
t0
4
n.
Huguti
Lepolnte,
Minister
llntosh
8.
Total
25