G
OPB
NEW
SAAMCH
PLUMBING
BUILD!
Plumbing
-lakes
Big
On
Second
Heating
Firm
Forward
Step
Anniversary
TONY
BUSSANICH,
PERCY
KNUTSON
IN
PARTNERSHIP
Young
flustnessthrn
Art
Wet!
and
HEATIIHG
OI'-KKATK
STORK
FOR
SALE
OF
I'M
MISINC,
HARDWARE
AM)
IW1NT
StTPUES
Two
years
after
its
establishment,
the
Saanich
Plumbing
and
heating
firm
today
ojiomd
its
own
new
buikliiiK
cm
McHii.le
Street
at
Fourth
Avenue.
The
two-storey
building
is
now
occupied
on
one
side
by
the
firm's
retail
store,
oilke
and
workshop
On
the
other
side,
bordering
on
rouith
Avenue,
1
Join's
Department
Star,1,
under
proprietorship
of
A.
J.
"Hum"
Dominato
and
S.
.).
"Sev"
Dominato,
will
open
at
an
early
date-Spaciousness
of
the
attrac-
t
Known
In
Prince
Rupert
Anthony
JoLi,
"Tony"
Bus-
sanich
and
Percy
J.
Knutson
are
the
two
young
Prince
Ru-
'
pert
men
heading
Saanich
Plumbing
and
Heating
who
are
today
receiving
congratulations
,
and
best
wishes
frtm
fellow-
'
businessmen
on
the
opening
of
j
their
splendid
building
on
Me-
.
Bride
Street.
I
Mr.
Knutson
recently
joined
j
Mr.
Bussanich
in
the
plumbing
j
and
heating
business
and
pro-
i
prietorship
of
the
building.
I
CORDIALLY
invites
you
to
inspect
our
attractive
ne
building
on
McBride
Street
at
Fourth
Avenue.
It
is
with
pride
that
we
also
announce
the
open-ing
of
our
retail
store,
handling
a
full
range
of
plumbing
and
heating
supplies,
a
select
line
of
hardware,
and
stocking
the
famous
Glidden
paints
for
every
interior
and
exterior
use.
The
Saanich
Building,
facing
west
on
McBride
Street
at
Fourth
Avenue,
is
a
welcome
addition
to
the
city's
business
district.
ample
space
for
tlisplaying
their
wide
range
of
Glidden
paints,
select
line
ot
hardware,
and
live,
modern
building
is
not
apparent
at
first
glance,
as
the
lower
floor
is
below
street
level.
Tlie
over-all
measurements
are
HxtlO
feet.
'
plumbing
and
healing
supplies,
i
GLIDDEN
PAINT
CO.
PRODUCTS
ARE
IN
INCREASING
DEMAND
including
bathroom
sets,
sink
Our
plumbing
and
heating
workshop
is
now
located
c
Mr.
Bussanich,
a
native
of
j
this
city,
established
the
business
in
March,
1946,
following
J
Plate
glass
windows
comprise
j
stoves
and
oil
burners.
The
store
also
carries
floor
tile
and
brass,
the
spacious
lower
floor
of
the
building,
which
enableim
ted
States,
the
Glidden
Company
discharge
from
the
Canadian
:
Limited
has
plants.'
laboratories
1
Navy,
with
which
lie
served
for
One
of
the
biggest
and
most
orogressive
paint,
enamel
and
to
better
serve
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert.
.'
t
t
-
1
.
M
.
I
companies
in
;
three
years.
M.
Knutson,
a
resident
of
varnish
manufacturing
coin-
and
subsidiary
panics
in
Canada
and
the
Uni-
j
many
cities.
11
is
our
pleasure
ana
privilege
10
serve
you
and
wen.
vite
yourt
patronage.
j
Prince
Rupert
lor
24
years,
also
!
served
with
the
Canadian
Navv
,
and
was
an
accountant
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-
(firwmtivp
Association
before
Saanich
Plumbing
and
Heating
firm
is
pleased
-to
be
numbered
among
the
hundreds
of
business
establishments
handl-
ANTHONY
JOHN
"TONY"
M'SSANHI
Heating
System
almost
the
entire
frunt
some
800
square
feet
and
these
are
set
irregularly
for
attractiveness
and
greater
display.
Glossy
black
histerlite
frames
the
windows.
HKEI'ROOF
SHINGLES
The
building,
erected
by
North
West
Construction
Ltd.,
is
of
wood
construction,
finished
with
white
asbestos
fireproof
shingles.
Started
last
August,
it
was
completed
in
January.
Shenton's
Sheet
Metal
Works
has
provided
.
the
building
with
a
flat,
tar
and
gravel
roof.
Gyproc
has
been
attractively
used
for
the
interior
finishing.
copper,
galvanized
and
black
pipe
and
fittings.
Behind
the
store
is
a
large
well-appointed
stock
room.
Sharing
the
lower
floor
beneath"
the
plumbing
and
heating
store
are
the
hot
water
heating
plant
and
the
workshop.
Antrum?
John
"Tony''
Bms-sanich
and
Percy
J.
Knutson,
as
partners,
head
the
Saanich
Plumbing
and
Heating
firm
and
own
the
Saanich
block.
Mr.
Bnssanirh
is
in
charge
of
the
plumbing
and
heating
section,
while
Mr.
Knutson
is
store
manager.
"Dom"
Dominato
and
his
bro-
PKliCY
J.
KNUTSON
ing
this
high
grade
line
of
paints
j
joinlng
Mf
Bussanich
as
a
part-
Warms
Sidewalk
and
varnishes.
ner.
The
partners
appreciate
th
support
given
the
firm
in
the
past
and
promise
even
better
service
in
the
future.
some
or
our
specialized
uses
Because
of
the
high
quality
of
its
products,
th?
Glidden
Company
has
progressed
steadily
through
the
last
30
years,
witn
sales
stepping
up
from
$22,000,330
in
1917
to
$185,000,000
last
year.
RESEARCH
STRESSED
and
decorating,
ther,
"Sev"
Dominato,
will
op-W.
McKenzie
of
'
erate
their
department
store
In
The
company
has4
placed
em
Time
-Tested
PAINTS
Rubber
Floor
TILE
The
painting
carried
out
by
GLIDDEN
AMTICO
Foot-
Handyman
Home
Service,
is
addition
to
the
Fashion
which
business
"Dom"
predominantly
white
with
trim
wear
phasis
on
research
and
the
development
of
nw
producU
Newest
of
these
new
products
is
Sprod-Satin.
a
watermix
paint
based
on
a
new
synthetic
copo
of
Chelsea
blue.
I
Dominato
took
over
just
six
Somclliiiiii
Snow
on
the
sidewalk
outside
the
Saanich
Building
doesn't
iman
a
job
for
s'omeone.
Oh
no!
Saanich
Plumbing
and
Healing
firm
saw
to
it
that
a
radiant
heat
unit
was
placed
in
the
cement
when
the
walk
was
first
laid.
This
battery
of
pipes
is
now-connected
to
the
building's
hot
water
heating
system.
A
flick
of
a
switch
pot
a
'forced
circulation
system
into
action
which
warms
up
the
cement
and
melts
the
snow.
In
a
recent
test
eight
Inches
of
snow
was
dispersed
in
half
an
hour.
Radiant
heat
will
be
turned
on
during
rainy
weather
for
the
pleasure
of
pedestrians.
i
Kadiant
heat,
installed
in
floors,
has
been
used
successfully
in
buildings
and
homes
for
several
years.
'Wesplak'
Electrical
installations
are
a;
years
ago.
feature,
and
more
than
amply
;
The
department
store
will
meet
all
needs.
Fluorescent
fix-
carry
a
full
line
of
women
and
tures
have
been
used
extensive-
i
children's
ready-to-wear,
and
ry
throughout
the
building,
.there
will
be
a
special
depart-from
the
large
display
windows
ment
for
the
very
young
babies,
to
the
lower
floors,
providing
a
!
Approximate
floor
measure-cheerful
brightness
day
and
'
ments
on
each
level
in
the
de-night.
In
all
60
fixtures
were
in-
;
partment
store
are
40x80
feet.
For
Sinks,
Table
Tops,
Cafe
Counters
lymer
resin.
Glidden
executives
describe
the
new
paint
as
th?
''irst
truly
plastic
coating.
They
said
it
will
"definitely
establish
the
superiority
of
watermix
paints
for
nearly
all
interior
applications."
!
During
the
war.
Glidden
Company
products
were
put
to'ssvere
PHONE
BLUE
846
Mcp.it
mn
street
at
fourth
avkntk
js
.
Turf
"
1
WHEN
IN
NEED
OF
FAST
PLUMBING
service
telephone
Blue
846
SAANKH
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
stalled.
Grant
and
Newton
wired
the
entire
building
in
steel
conduit.
AMPLE
DISPLAY
SPACE
Saanich
Plumbing
and
Heating
store
alone
is
18
feet
wide
and
40
feet
deep,
providing-
tests
and
csme
thrmighj'adjnir-
;
ably.
Confident
of
their
prod-
j
nets
and
the
future
market,;
Glidden
executives
are
planning
expansion
program
expenditures
j
I
totalling
$2,000,009'
for
1948.
i
Pnnre
tluprrt
CViilP
JUrtus
LtD.
Tuesday,
March
2,
1948
Native
Basketball
Tourna
234
110
179
100
14
808
92
117
,
125
1
ill
'
14
759
PRO
BASKETBALL
Saturday
Vancouver
49,
Tacoma
41.
Sunday
Vancouver
52,
Tacoma
56.
L.
MooneV
143
M.
Stokes
:
111
H.
Thorn
115
L.
Garner
.
194
Handicap
14
Totals
'
746
CO-OP
BOSTON
BRUINS
DENYING
BETS
Knew
Convicted
Gambler
Bnt
Had
No
Wafers
With
Him
CHICAGO
CP
Weston
Adams,
SCHEDULE
OF
BASKETBALL
!
March
2-Co-ou
vs
Brown-woods.
Fashion
vs.
Morgans
Gyros
vs.
tia
Taxi.
Hteh
School
i
vs.
Peonies.
March
6
Savov
vs.
Brown-
j
Woods.
Merchants
vs.
Morgan's
i
Hich
School
vs.
Gvros.
March
9-Co-o
vs.
Savoy.;
Fashion
vs.
Port
Edward,
h;;
-Tuxi
vs.
High
School.
Sweet
16
1
vs.
High
School.
,
i
March
13
--
Brownwoods
vs
,
Co-on.
Bo-Me-Hi
vs.
Morgan's.
65
Taxi
vs.
Stone's.
Peonies
vs
Civic
Centre
March
Mj
FOR
H.C.
IWCKKKS
TKOI'HT
Reserved
scats
sold
at
Native
Brotherhood
Oil:"
Block,
or
Phone
Green
909
EAST
TAKES
SKI
HONORS
in
Sports
THORNCLIFFS
iSCORETOPS
N.
Powell
244
W.
Ward
228
'G.
Viereck
.
119
D.
Ward
275
I
J.
C.
Kurulok
234
I
Totals
1100
I
MUTTS
I
B.
.Touch
Ill
'
H.
McNab
146
1H.
Linclseth
208
C.
Lindseth
18'
188
138
130
207
162
825
202
115
109
157
lf5
807
2r,3
253
1
89
i
169
'
167
'
941
'
185
154
165
148
1
226
885
HOLKESTAD
IS
STILL
LEADING
BrilKh
Columbia
Mad,
However,
Takes
Coveted
Individual
Prof
ieirnf
f
Trophy
IN
"B"
LEAGUE
nf
Hiuh
School
Saturday
i
.
.
Xfnrfh
.
1
-
SaVOV
VS.
C
O-OO.
(P
A
small
band
president
of
the
Boston
Bruins
:
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
says
that
"several
players"
on
j
Lhe
tram
had
told
him
they
knewr
j
a
convicted
gambler,
James
lamer.
j
"Several
told
me
they
knew
him
but
nothing
of
his
background,"
Adams
said.
"They
em-j
phatiCally
denied
ever
making
I
any
bets
with
him.
They
met
d
r
a
virTOR
BANFF
Canada's
captured
eastern
top
skilers
stones
Vs.
Hiuh
School.
Sweet
the
lion's
share
of
16
vs.
High
School.
The
Thorncliffe
Ueam,
which
took
two
games
from
Maple
AUTOMATIC
RECORD
PLAYK
W.
Landon
176
Totals
830
i
MAPLE
LEAFS
Jurmain
170
Whit
taker
127
Dzianka
209
Morrow
244
Hilton
,
179
Mav
3
Moruaiis
vs.
nmii-
trophies
in
the
lour-aay
cana-
MrMeeWns
woot
wnr,,.
s.
Mnlkins
Malkms
vs
vs.
ATTACHMENT
172
107
161
223
289
The
past
week's
Senior
games
have
shown
only
one
change
in
the
Senior
scoring
race.
Reg.
Lavigne
of
Brownwoods
has
taken
over
the
tenth
spot
from
his
teammate
Mel
Thompson.
Ifolketad
and
Lindsay
are
still
continuing
their
own
race
for
top
honors.
There
is
the
chsnce
that
sev
88
dian
ski
championship
tourna-
,
Home
Oil
vs.
Ambassadors.
Kilo-ment.
taking
eleven
of
the
sev-,
enteen
amateur
titles.
j
lfr,
Lucille
Wheeler.
13
-
year
-
old
;
Olympic'
hope
from
St.
JovfteAi
won
J.he
coveted
four-event
Sir
Mannicao
88
Totals
1017
1098
208
93
147
193
176
88
905
202
245
125
256
274
PRICE
Features:
Leafs,
bowled
both
the
highest
single
game
score
and
the
top
three
game
total
in
the
weekend
session
of
the
men's
"B"
'
five
pin
league.
Single
game
I
total
was
1,102
while
the
three-game
aggregate
was
3
162.
Fish
Dock
and
Moose
were
the
only
two
teams
to
win
three
Uo
to
45
ntim
Hnnrv
Thornton
trophy
as
me
off
the
largest
Quebec,
carried
THORNCLIFFES
Mathieson
293
Crawlev
212
Grasdal
145
Davidson
205
Mussallem
172
160
276
177
278
Interrupted
him
just
as
they
met
countless
others
who
go
to
hockey
games.
Turner,
'gambler"
and
""bank
robber
patrolee.
is
being
held
at
Jackson,
Michigan,
as
a
parole
violator.
He
is
reported
to
have
had
telephone
conversations
ronp'erning
placing
of
bets
with
a
member
of
the
BOs-
ii
ten
-
W
142
Totals
1027
1033
1102
best
all-round
skiier
In
the
meet
and
also
took
thv
senior
jumping
trophy
with
two
spectacular
leaps.
Paul
also
won
the
western
Canada
cross-country
event.
number
of
individual
awards,
making
a
clean
sweep
of
three
junior
women's
events
and
taking
runner-up
medals
in
thrc?
senior
competitions.
Noel
Paul
of
Princeton,
B.C.,
na!
-twelv-mrh
r
niatirally.
0
crysts.il
pi'-t;11!
THOM
SHEET
METAL-
garn'es,
Fish
Dock
defeating
the
i
Grotto
and
Moose
blanketing
Canfisco.
Hilton
of
Maple
Lea.-s
marked
i.
113
Torvik
149
133
Sneers
168
184
173
1
ton
Bruins
and
New
York
Rang-
ble
nhva
307
trs.
eral
more
players
will
enter
the
,
200-point
brackl.
!
GFGFTPts'
R.
Holkestad.
S)
..
19
93
47
Z33
J.
Lindsay
Ci
13
88
43
219
LX
HarUig
iBi
19
71
31
173
A.
MaePheb
Ci
..
14
66
35
167
J.
Forman
Bi
18
58
45
161
T.
Arney
S
19
68
21
158
J.
Flaten
C
...
12
59
29
147
K.
Morgan
(Si
19
59
25
143
J.
Davis
iS)
15
58
21
137
R.
Lavigne
iBi
12
39
34
112
up
the
highest
individual
single
H
Morse
166
190
Edgar
252
214
DeWaed
134
142
Handicap
43
43
ATTENTION
FUTURE
PATRONS!
111111;
sluic,
ill
uia
aiuiiiu
game.
He
scored
179
in
the
first
and
176
in
the
third.
18S
146
43
9i55
160
197
158
119
209
843
Top
three-game
scoring
was
Totals
912
906
SCOTIANS
W.
McChesnev
....
175
121
J
Laurie
172
197
J.
WWide
138
210
W.
McChesnev
jr.
178
191
J.
Davidson
...
154
177
Totals
717
938
done
by
Hector
McKinnon,
of
the
SEE
THEM
ON
DISPLAY
AT
.
.if
I
ML
McRAE
BROS.
SCHEDULE
OF
MIXED
BOWLS
March
7--Brown'oo!K
vs.
Islanders.
Triple
XXX
vs.
C'
Y.O.
Couftnra
vs
Weal
DKerxonts,
BC.
Packers
v
diss
or
Hit.
Marc
h
14
Cougar:
vs.
B
C.
Packers.
Iilcnl
rvterepnts
vs
Miss
or
Htte,
BrnwnwonrtR
vs.
Triple
XXX.
Island-rs.
vs.
C
Y
O.
Murchr
21
iKlantliTs
vs.
Ideal
De-trrKcnts.
BC.
Pnrkpra
vr.
Triple
XXX.
Miss
or
Hits
vs.
CYO..
Brownwoods
vs,
C'lURnrs.
March
28
CoURnrs
vs.
Miss
rr
Hits.
C
Y
O
vs
Brownwoods.
Ideal
Doter-
WILL
ACES
COME
HOME?
Moose
team.
His
total
was
752,
averaging
251.
McKinnon
scored
285,
255
and
212
In
the
three
games.
Fish
Dock
3,
Grotto
0.
Moose
3,
Canfisco
0.
Co-op
3,
Mutts
0.
Thorncliff
2.
Maple
Leafs
1.
Thorn
S.
M.
2,
Scotians
1.
Army
2,
Stones
1.
We
Are
Glad
to
Announce
That
We
Can
Now
Supply
You
With
SPLIT
SPRUCE
and
HEMLOCK
(C
(D)
IftDDW
(D)
ID)
l
IT
TO
LENGTH
Clean
Handpicked
'Surefire'
Kindling
"WE
GUARANTEE
QUALITY
AND
QUANTITY"
B
&
W
TRANSFER
firccn
18fi
PHONES
Ked
1S2
203
179
227
167
140
115
225
197
227
237
916
1091
STONES
W.
Bremner
174
B.
Windle
160
H.
Duncan
129
J.
Minton
123
D
Stewart
181
Totals
7-.',7
ARMY
Haeg
194
Lii!hington
201
Carrington
186
Shin
189
Wilson
156
Handicap
127
Totals
1053
LONDON
Q
Immediate
future
movements
of
the
Royal
TIRE-d-out?
Your
car
may
be
in
perfect
condition,
but
'It
can't
go
very
far
without
tires.
That's
why
Ill
193
128
200
Canadian
Air
Force
hockey
team,
winners
of
the
Olympic
157
177
161
175
162
127
959
Rrnts
vs.
B.C.
Packers.
Triple
XXX
vs.
championship,
who
were
order
141
t
Islanders
127
145
17o
193
191
165
180
161
2G3
192
153
900
April
4
-Idal
Determents
vs.
Triple
j
XXX.
Islanders
vs.
B.C.
Puckers.
C.
Y.
O.
vs.
Cougars,
Mlsa
or
Hits.
v
84
84
912
1010
you
want
yours
In
good
condition.
At
the
first
sljrn
'of
breaks
or
cuts
in
your
tire
brinp
them
into
us
for
expert
vuleanli'1
sixes
from
450
X
21
to
825
X
20.
FISH
DOCK
Johnson
155
Lester
139
Pope
...
191
Sharfe
221
Wallace
181
Handicap
84
Totals
971
'
GROTTO
Shrubsall
150
Anderson
183
Vuirttovich
178
Tubb
211
Moxley
231
Leverett
Totals
953
MOOSE
ed
by
Hon.
Brooke
Claxton,
Canadian
minister
of
national
defence,
to
return
to
Canada
March
15,
were
still
unsettled
yesterday.
John
Ahearne,
secretary
of
th?
British
Ice
Hockey
Association,
Is
"holding
fire"
on
the
question
of
early
recall
of
the
Canadian,
who
had
hoped
to
stay
in
Britain
for
a
month."
Hrownwoods
April
II
-Cougars
vs.
Triple
XXX.
Inlanders
vs
Miss
or
Hits.
B
C.
ParK-rrs
vs.
CC
T
O,
Ideal
Deteruents
vs.
Brownwoods.
April
18
CYO.
vs.
Ideal
Determents.
B
C.
Packers
vs.
Brownwoods.
Triple
XXX
vs.
Miss
or
Hits.
Cougars
vs
Islanders
April
25
Miss
or
H1U
vs.
BC.
Packers.
Cougars
vs.
Ideal
Deterrents,
Islanders
vs.
Brownwoodfc
Triple
XXX
vs.
C
YO.
May
2
Islanders
vs
CYO.,
Triple
106
138
184
219
15S
80(.
185
177
250
149
176
937
MEN'S
"It"
FIVE
PIN
STANDINGS
Fish
Dock
4
Moose
4
Co-on
4
Thorncliffs
3
Thorn
S.
M
3
Armv
Signals
3
Manle
Leafs
1
Scotians
..'
1
Stones
1
Canfisco
0
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
MUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
Repairs
Construction
Alterations
BOB
PARKER
U
"As
far
as
I
am-
concerned,
F.
Parlett
236
P.O.
T.OX
3K
"The
Home
of
Frie
the
Canadians
are
scheduled
to
B.
Bellamy
192
Grotto
o
Mtt
,i
v
0
Floor
Sandjnjr
a
Specialty
12D
153
171
160
212
816
-Z,A
-
213
187
141
180
255
97r
165
iiti
h
XX
vs.
Brownwrtods.
Couuars
vs.
BC
Packers.
Miss
or
Hits
vs.
Ideal
De
terpen
ts.
Mav
9
-Couenrs
v.
nrownwonds.
Miss
or
Hit
vs.
CYO..
Islanders
vs
Ideal
Determents,
Triple
XXX
vs.
B
C
Packer.
f
r
r-.IU
I
play
March
18
and
20
and,
if
non
fQ
these
games
are
not
played,
the
h.
McKinnon
.'..
285
Canadians
will
have
a
big
fin-!
Totals
'
1001
..
ancial
deficit,"
Ahearne
said.
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shier
169
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