Prince
Rupert
and
District
Scout
Pas
6
T
,
'DEVELOP
CAMP
Association
will
operate
the
Rllnt
Prftuf
Gupert
DaJTp
Rt'oss
Friday,
May
20,
1S49
i
SIAKELSE
LAKE
!port
shots1
Mr
r8"
:
-i
'
camp
for
Uie
benefit
of
the
lhe
various
groups
within
their
A-'
,
CessluUe-
er
i
were
r
c
sociation.
Depending
on
fin-
w
On
the
shores
of
lovely
Lakelse
1s
just
estab
for
a
late
Junior
hockey
lished
a
record
'Lake
the
Kinsmen
Club
of
Prince
O.
N.
om
1Q
dfiy
Rupert
hold
a
lease
on
a
bit
of.at
the
end
of
the
M&!ion
for
and
R.
spring
or
early-summer
as
you
wish
vinchip.
Which
doesn
i
matter
much
one
way
or
an
who
wrapped
up
hockey
two
'
months
ago
for
gold
et
al.
But
I
there's
something
akin
outi
land
that
is
Ideally
located
for
;
children
that
have
not
had
the
a
youth
camp
site.
And
It
!s,
privilege
of
(jetting
away
from
here
that
the
Kinsmen's
Kiddie
j
the
city
during
the
holiday
Kar.tp
came
into
being
and
has
months.
been
the
happy
holiday
ground
The
Kinsmen
Ciub
is
hopeful
for
many
boys
and
girls
of
Prince
that
-lhe
sale
of
May
24
Uckpls
Rupert
during
the
last
several
,
which
permiU
the
bearer
to
at-'ears-
)
tend
all
Kinsmen
events
on
that
For
kiddies,
Whose
parents
were
day
and
to
participate
in
the
not
in
position
to
provide
fund3
quiz
contest
for
the
grand
pnzes,
for
a
trip
to
camp,
the
Kinsmen
j
w
ill
be
great
enough
to
permit
,
footed
the
bill
with
money
raised
it
to
fully
realize
its
ambition
west
with
the
basketball
pic-,
ture,
for
one
,siill
awaiting
the(
Dominion
final
between
Van-J
.
1
fzzzzzzz:
mm
couver
Clover
Leafs
and
Wind-
j
for
Assumption
College
before
retiring
till
next
season.
This
series
starts
at
Vancouver
to-1
morrow
night.
Soccer
and
lacrosse
are
running
head-on.
"What
on
earth,"
says
Eric
l
Vancouver
mainly
by
a
generous
public's
to
make
an
excellent
permanent
support
of
the
Club's
big
an-
j
camp
out
of
the
Lakelse
Lake
nual
event
May
24.
In
the
past
6ite.'
practically
evy
cent
raised
by
the
Kinsmen
for
the
Kiddies'
warn
jwy
Morgan's
m
rim
Province
Whitehead,
'is
soccer
doing
around
thU
time
of
)sar
every
year?"
The
fact
three
members
of
the
Vancouver
Buirard
boxla
crew
are
by-nassinn
the
start
of
the
sea
'
j."
"
u
?
-
n
itfii
mi
lUitii
win'
-
-
-
"Cool
off
delightfully
wich
a
Captain
Morgan
Cola
.
v
Phone
f!
Kamp
has
been
used
for
camp
operation
and
maintenance.
This
year
funds
-.aised
through
the
sale
of
Kinsmen
May
24
tickets
will
be
earmarked
for
the
Kiddier'
Kamp
Building
Fund.
Plans
have
been
drawn
up
and
approved
by
the
club
of
a
new
permanent
combination
mens
hall-recreation
room
and
cookhouse
with
attached
living
quarters
for
the
cook
and
supervisor.
The
plans
also
call
for
erection
of
four
8-bed
cabins
and.
if
time
and
money
permit,
the
Club
expects
to
do
a
considerable
CANADIAN
TEAM
WINS
ONE-MILE
RELAY
The
University
of
Western
Ontario's
Bob
McFarlane
of
St.
Catherines,
Ont.,
star
football
player
for
the
Western
Mustangs
from
London,
Ont.,
is
shown
clipping
the
tape,
the
winner
of
Class
B
one-mile
college
relay
race
of
the
Penn
relays
at
Franklin
Field,
in
Philadelphia,
Pa.
Samuel
Howell
of
Princeton
came
in
"second
and
James
Oberholtzer
of
Navy
was
third.
The
time
for
the
event
was
3
20
1.
son
to
await
further
soccer
j
play
indicates
something
is!
wrong,
say
WhiJehead.
The'
(soccerl
season
here
started
some
dozens
of
years
ago
and
hasn't
finished
yet."
he
com-j
plains.
i
Old
Country
soccer
starts
Ml
mo
1H
k.
.J
I
111.
,
-tlW
,
B(
Squeeze
juice
Vj
lime
'n
a
!"
z-
Collins
glass
and
drop
in
lime
shell.
Add
3
cubes
ice,
14
ounces
Captain
Morgan
Cold
Label
and
fill
glass
with
Cola.
.".
Serve
with
a
stir
rod.
It's
a
home
run!
"I
Captain
Morgan
:r
GOLD
LABEL
:
RUM
The
rich
flavour
and
jull
boy
of
Cztlfain
Morgan
Cold
Label
Hum
remit
jrom
maser
blending
oj
seleclrd
rare
old
rums.
LfiuBMoija;
every
Aujuli
ana
uiiunn
tPLA'
.'$10,0
-finee
dangerous,
what
did
she
think
FASTBALL
MEET
IS
POSTPONED
nnnctuallv
in
'April.
But
h
t'a
would
happen
to
a
chap
blast
savs
he'i
told
that
it
has
drasr
in
in
Vancouver
to
keep
ing
me
spori
opening
.
aigni
:
i
"Besides,
what
the
lady
says
An
organizing
meeting
of
the
amount
of
Improvement
on
the
city
fastball
league,
called
fur
grounds.
JH
HOC
-licn'f
ntllu
trno
Tooroc0
Ij
r-o-hnnnrt
'
ionihio
play.
The
GETS
roueh.
ves
brutal
even
if
vou
In
order
that
it
may
be
free
are
squeamLsh-but
there
are
Wednesday
evening,
was
post-
THIS
tiVERllLMI
HT
IS
MOT
PtlBl
ISMtD
OH
CISPl
AY
CD
SY
THE
MfaJOI1
CUMTKOt
UAftO
Ofl
Y"
lilt
UOVt-KNMINT
OF
BNIliSH
C3L4JMIUA.
pored
a
week
because
of
a
poor
10
carry
oul
building
pro
several
sports
more
danger
WASHI
gram,
the
Kinsmen
Club
of
east"
is
the
joker
that
keeps
B.
C.
sccermen
scampering
"come
hell
or
high
temperature."
Just
before
the
iacrosse
season
opener,
narrates
Clancy
ous."
Loranger
said
he
lacked
attendance.
Groundwork
so
far
Prince
Rupert
is
this
year
allow
statistics
but
he
didn't
recall
anv
lacrosse
olavers
beinsz
kill
.
has
resulted
in
a
fair
certainty
?
JUNIOR
BA5EBALLER5,
LARGE
AND
CAI
HE)
?Hea
net
ing
the
Girl
Ouides
of
Terrace
ancouver
News
Herald
t
Lor-
ed
in
action.
Football
and
box-
01"
l
teams
bt'in8
entered
in
to
use
the
camp
for
the
first
two
Ing
were
more
dangerous
and
league
and
a
Uiird
is
bein
weeks
in
July.
For
the
greater
even
horse
racing
and
base-
j
sought
to
make
it
worth
while,
balance
of
July
and
August
the
i
SMALL,
ORAGAHIZE
AT
MASS
RALLY
1
-
an?er,
he
got
a
letter
irum
a
lady
requesting
anonymity.
ball
had
their
casualties.
If
enthusiasm
has
anything
to
do
with
success
She
also
requested
he
blast
lacrosse
mousse
because
uccuuac
her
mi
son
play-1
.
,
i
JiAn'i
thlntr
mnt
he
rip
1
,
,
11
1
1
1
111
1
,,,,
baseball
hereabouts
should
be
due
for
an
up-
junior
eJ
and
she
didn.t
C
lift.
Last
eveninc
at
the
Livic
Centre
Don
I-orwaru
f
shou!d.
Lounger
says
he
was
Civic
Centre
the
had
allotted
the
ladies'
lounge
to
the
youngsters
for
;toki
-everybody
knows
danaerous
and
it's
IT
PAYS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
Dates
.
Saturday,
May
21
2
p.m.
Teen
Age
Badminton.
Adult
Casual
Badmin
,
"
vour
dutv
to
expose
it.
-
.
.
rri
the
main
auditorium
was
sufticient.
They
came
from
Luranger
admiUed
he
could
far
-arid
near
in
all
shapes
and
t
sef
the
lady's
point
of
view,
i
sizes
and
went
home
well
satis-
tork
over
with
the
lads
choosing
gut
u
she
thought
lacrosse
was
fVd,
that
they
were
i:i
for
sorr:e
Don
Scherk,
the
Bo-Me-Hi
bas-
tle:
r
,
acre
Tho
..
&'
'trlel
WH
bss
o
fsupd
ioult
lot
ice
tt.
tl
torn
Jon
.1
Jllc'at
rtlt
slid
vrittn
Ve.
fay
o
t
organized
fun
this
summer.
ketball
star
as
tneir
president
A
coaching
coming
from
the
c
The
Senior
Assof:iation
open-
and
Bill
Wesch
as
their
sec-re-
bi2
brothers,
ed
the
meeting
with
words
from
tary.
j
There
will
be
a
trip
in
the
fall
Art
Murray
on
the
obje-t
of
the
The
junior
body
will
operate
;or
a
&u-star
team
or
the
Cigarette
Tobacco
r
ton.
2:30-Halda
Chapter,
I.O.q.E.
7:00
Teen-Age
Badminton.
8:00
Coalition
Public
Meet-
ing.
.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
stparatc-
unit
with
tunes
league
winners
and
there
U
little
j
junior
leag'je
and
then
youth
as
a
dnuht
that
this
promise
will
-
.'
:
:
:
:
0
prompt
tiard
playing
Tsy
all
con
':
I
;
cerned
Wednesday
night
next
will
see
MUD,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
FOR
RENT
ri
o
sleeping
rooms.
1
'
229
First
Ave.
East.
md)
j
the
boys
at
Roosevelt
Park
ball
Ae.-mnnA
for
tVioii
initi'il
nrQf-
jiq
aurornaticj
i
ff
J&
V
f,
Sft
dia
tice
t
.
r
'
1
Wh
and
each
one
w
ill
be
asked
hat
position
he
prefers
and
rye
will
be
given
a
try-out
at
that1
;
,1
spot.
Teams
will
be
picked
by
"-j
the
executive
of
the
league
with
I
help
from
coaches.
ubU
ncoi
Be:
Pop
lhe
duihci
porthole
and
sit
lh
thut'l
ll
you
Ju!
FOLLOW
the
CROWDS
TO
THE
4
Sifelv.
tetith
the
4
Cliff
Dahl,
Benny
Windle,
Alex
Bill,
Dave
Abel,
Jack
Lindsay
and
others
have
pledged
time
to
help
train
the
lads
and
get
them
off
to
a
proper
start.
lumhlcd
in
a
win
o
Under
while
dun
air
blows
throug'
Bcndix
Vfasher.
the
Term
'
i
'S,
.
rr
1
p
...
:
i
clotlu
are
read?
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
AND
In
the
Matrr
of
tlir
Estate
of
Cius
C'ltfrf.
iMH-rased
TAKE
NOTICE
thkt
by
Order
or
fREE
DEM0NSTRI
v
hcjr
EASY
PAYMENT
1
His
Honour
Judee
W.
O.
Pulton.
COME
IN
TOD
j
Local
Judge
ol
the
Supreme
Court
1
CIVIC
CENTRE
GROUNDS
FOR
McRae
LIMITEDI
I
i
I
SKh
day
of
May,
A
D.
1949,
appoint-1
ed
Administrator
ol
the
estate
of
Cius
Clerf
.
deceased,
late
of
Terrace.
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
the
9th
day
of
December.
1B48.
i
at
Vancouver,
British
Columbia.
I
All
persona
Indebted
to
the
said
cute
are
required
to
pay
the
;
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith,
and
all
persons
hav-!
1
Ing
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
prooerly
verified
on
or
before
the
30th
day
of
June,
1949.
falling
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
THE
Tu
MAY
JOHN
H
BULGE
tTRY
THIS
FOR
YOUR
DAILY
EXERCISE!
Not
a
spectator
sport,
handball
receives
little
mention
in
the
sports
pages,
and
ihe
champions
are
virtually
unknown.
But
in
hundreds
of
Y.M.
C.A.
gymnasiums
throughout
Canada
enthusiasts
are
fpund
night
after
night
putting
as
much
into
this
game
as
hockey
players
put
into
a
playoff
series.
And
if
you
don't
think
it
re-
uu'es
skill,
step
on
to
a
handball
alley
some
time
with
an
expert!
for
example,
with
Mai
Dorfman,
A
A.U.
champion
of
the
U.S.,
who
won
the
invisible
crown
in
Milwaukee,
Wis.,
recently.
IPTOMKTBIf
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
this
10th
day
of
May,
AD.
1949.
CORDON
PRASER
FORBES
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
(121)
Sports
-
Refreshments
John
Bulger
Third
Aveno
It's
so
different
today
imwmm
IUmi:lu.l.ii'Jl''rf'll,lii,,'''l,''''"
iiii'i!!i!9in'l'i,,;?ifW
A
m&
1
mm
9
TUG-OF-WAR
FOR
ANNUAL
CHALLENGE
TROPHY,
OPEN
TO
THE
WORLD.
J
MAY
POLE
DANCING
AND
CROWNING
OF
TER-RACE'S
THIRD
MAY
QUEEN.
'
e
GRAND
DANCE
AT
NITE-MUSIC
BY
FRANK
G
A
VAN
AND
HIS
'RHYTHMAIRES.'
:
Help
the
Kinsmen
-
Help
the
Kiddies
"
1
I
For
IluiWin
S
1'IIONE
$
o
THE
4
u
MITCHEU
CURRIEL1
Robin
Hood
and
his
Merrie
Men
had
to
score
hit
with
a
bow
and
arrow
or
they
didn't
cat
I
To
score
a
hit
today
shoot
over
lo
the
grocer'i
for
Post's
Crnpe-Nuts
Flakes
that
convenient,
ready-to-eat,
easy-to-dipesl
rereal
made
not
from
lie
ltul
TWO
grains
wheal
and
malted
barley.
What
a
treat
!
that
gorgeous
Grape-Nuts
flavor
in
rrip
honey-golden
flakes.
Good
for
young
and
old
because
Post's
Crape-Nuts
Flakes
pro
vide
nourishment
.
,
,
useful
quantities
of
earlie
litdrates,
proteins,
minerals
and
other
fooi
essentials.
Served
in
a
jiffy
eaten
on
sight.
Ask
your
grocer.
KINSMEN
CLUB
OF
TERRACE
nd
Con"
(119)
GF-13
inniffli'lI'lWI'WIfSli
111,11