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prfnr
Rupert
DafT?
fms
"Tuesday.
Marchl,
1949
1
EWjt,
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Sport
Letterbox
'
WILL
YE
NO
COME
BACK?
BOXERS
BEING
'
LINED
UP
FOR
INTERCITY
CARD
Long
distance
matching
ne-
otr-kJ:
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a
hat
i
rr
frn
Hun
f
a
H
Sports
Editor.
Dailv
News-
111
X.
V-
May
we
express
publicly,
on
'
Ume
nTv
K
hnhnlf
nf
the
Prito
n
.
t.
,
Wet
"
-
nupcrt
meet
of
,u
Raskefhnll
Assnclnti..n
i
its
me
sii.
16
teams,
our
appreciation
and
where
n;,
debt
to
referee-in-chief,
Johnny
!
merit
Ir
between
the
Canadian
Legion'.
"'.
-.
Boxing
Club
and
the
Ketchikan
'
!
T
Civic
Centre
for
the
inter-city
,
JtMlfte.
pa
vura
pa
tnaaruun,
niuimum
afcarg.'
ana.
Birth
RoUvav
"o:
Carta
at
Tan
i.s.
Notices,
fTwrrm
Ntrtlcaa,
kforr1a
and
Suuemeot
Atinooiwf
menta:
$4.
SKClAL
UJHPI.AY.
DOUB1.B
PKICK
iutai&mt
ldwim
u
puyubl
la
advance.
Plxttne
rvfrnHi
from
telephoning.
v.inMr,
an
"upmerui.
,
A
rUK
KENT
-Jit
a
.
'IT':
UP
AND
AT
'EM
Here
is
one
of
the
contestants
soaring
through
the
air
on
the
new
60
metre
hill
near
Fort
William
during
the
Dominion
ski
jumping
championships
during
the
week-end.
in
Spiptrts
FOURTH
LEGION
BILLIARD
MEET
Draw
for
Another
Tournament
Starting
at
One
e
...
,
The
draw
tnr
f
Hp
fourth
haorfl-
",
cap
English
billiards
tournament,.
The
hoop
Shoot
contest,
being
which
will
commence
immedi-
Innovated
as
an
interval
feat-ately
at
the
Canadian
I
eg
Ion'
tire
during
league
basketball
Hall,
was
made
yesterday
and
is
nights,
has
met
with
a
consid-as
follows:
eraWe
and
spontaneous
response
13
;
j
BOWLS
PERIOD
ENDS
IN
TIE
'
Burns
and
Continentals
are
i
tied
as
the
end
of
the
second
third
of
the
Men's
Five
Pin
I
eagn
eason
is
reached,
necessitating
:
I
a
play-off
which
will
take
place
Thursday
night.
In
the
final
games
of
the
second
third,
results
were
as
follows:
'
j
Burns
2,
Anibasadors
1
j
Continentals
3,
Scotland
1
Brownwood.s
3,
Alley
Cats
1
Mulleins
3.
Mallets
1
Moose
3,
Jaycees'
t
Stones
4,
Maple
Leafs
0.
The
team
standings
to
date:
Burns
30
Continentals
30
Brownwoods
29
Malkins
...
...
27
Moose
2ii
Stones
26
Malleus
23
Ambassadors
20
Scotians
Id
Jaycees
14
Alley
Cats
13
Maple
Leafs
11
So
far
this
season
Brown-woods
are
leading
in
team
scor
ing
with
a
high
single
game
of
1277
and
a
high
three
of
3395
High
single
game
score
has
been
352
by
Bobby
Woods
o.
Brownwoods
and
high
three
by
Johnny
Comadina
of
Burns,
8'Ki.
Individual
scoring
lor
the
final
second
third
fixtures
wuk:
BURNS
.
Kinslor
155
221
244
tlL.ilw,...
ilalvorseiJ
184
157
195
Pinniger
117
222
198
F.
Comadina
225
178
21
J.
Comadina
'
,
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1
29
"(
Handicap
1
1
1
rmals
851
1
000
1151
1M1JASSADOKS
Hildcbrand
162
20
190
J
l
ong
-J37
182
155
Dziaka
,
'..
216
142
147
A1'!'"
219
214
130
""Culcap
121
.
HI
Totals
1107
1028
801
CONTINENTALS
A.
Matheson
lin
1
1.10
-m
B.
Vuckoich
189
203
171
S.
Davison
.
195
118
17t
J.
Rhodes
179
193
151
J.
Paul
210
148
2121
Handicap
.
Totals
1032
8'i8
932
SCOTIANS
-AfcChe.snc.y
...
130
Laurie
82
Wide
173
Davidson
198
Graham
264
Handclap
89
89
89
Totals
936
905
892
(Continued
on
Pa
-e
rive
Five)
1
Fish
ornien!
irivirrs,
wnu
aw
willingly
SerV?
the
sport.
Johnny
has
refereed
for
a
good
many
seasons
ami
our
league
can
ill
afford
to
lose
hU
'
j
services
now
that
basketball
has
become
a
by-word
In
Prince
i
Rupert
.sport
circles.
This
league
has
never
criticized
his
arbiting
and
recognizes
that,
whether
the
players
and
fans
like
it
or
not,
the
only
way
we
can
have
last,
clean,
and
exciting
basketball
is
by
adhering;
to
the
rules
as
written.
It
has
been
proven
by
experience
everywhere
thai
lax
rerereelng
promotes
rough
ball
and
a
resultant
slowdown
of
the
play.
So,
to
you
Johnny,
our
tlvanks
and
appreciation,
and
here's
rKiping,
on
behalf
ol
lh
ieasue,
the
players
and
ye,
Mr.
Aver-I
are
Spectator
that
you
will,
for.
'the
good
of
tiie
game,
recon-I
sider
your
decision
and
be
or.
deck
for
the
next
Senior
game
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Aswx-iatlon,
Per
ANGUS
MACPHEE,
Preside'.
-,t.
DONALD
FORWARD,
Secretary.
1
Zip
.
.
.
and
the
handy
new
Gillette
Blade
Dispenser
dealt
out
a
Gillette
Blue
Bind,
unmapped
anl
ready
for
your
rajer
Edgrg
are
protected
perfectly
The
Dispenser
costs
nothing
entra.
You
pny
only
for
the
blades.
'
...
..
.
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I
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UtiLkflt
I
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I
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us
Gillette
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DEATH
NOTK'E
I
KERGIN
On
Match
1.
1949,
Margaret,
widow
of
the
lubt?
W.
H.
Kerun.
hi
Vaiveoitvoin
in
her
ninety-third
year.
Born
at
St.
CaUieniie
s.
Ontario,
laa.
nars.
Kei'iMii
hs
survivcii
bv
tw
daughters
-
Mis.
F.
VV.
Hardy.
White
Rock.
B.
C,
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
Brandt.
Vancouver,
and
three
somm,
Dr.
VV.
T.
Kergin.,
Vancouver;
11.
F.
Kergui,
LadvsiHilh,
Vancouver
Island,
and
Ir.
I.
W.
Ker-glrk.
Prince
Rupert.
Deceased
catae
t(
Port
Simpson
in
lilh
and
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1910,
livifvs
here
until
19.J9-
when
she
moved
to
Vancouver.
Funeral
service
will
take
place?
in
Vancouver
followed
by
cremation.
(It)
FUNERAL
NOTICE
WILLDE
At
Klekan
Inlet.
February
17,
1949,
Charles
Oscar
Willde.
aged
68
years.
Rev.
E.
Soiland
will
conduct
services
at
Grenville
Court
Chapel
at
2
p.m.
Wednesday.
March
2
Interment
to
follow
in
Fair-view
Cemetery.
B.
C.
Undertakers
in
charge
of
arrange--ments.
FOR
S.U.k
FOR
SALE
Hoase,
'
lare
4,
with
McClary
oil.Kinse,-
Easy
washer,
Congoleum,
living
room
suite,
bed,
lluorescenL
light.
All
slightly
used.
Car
ramp.
Come
and
make
a
deal
1356
1st
Overlook.
(51)
FOR
SALE
Philco
radio,
tabic
model,
length
22
inches,
with
electric
record
player
$45.00.
Blue
712.
(521
FOR
SALE
Juke
Boxes,
a
real
money
making
investment
-
and
at
a
reasonable
price.
-Box
489
Daily
News.
(52)
FOR
SALE1937
Ford
De
Luxe
,
SedanFirst
class
condition,
jifw
paint
job.
Phone
Black
-
935.
,
'
(52)
FOR
SALE
New
Articles.
Electric
Toasters,
Press
Irons,
Hot
"
Plates.
Heaters.
Cups
and
Saucers,
Kitchen
Stoves
at
',
real
saving
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture.
(tf
FOR
SALE
Used
Furniture,
Office
Fixtures
and
Hard-'
ware,
Underwood
Typewriters
in
best
condition.
Radios
1948
models.
Kitchen
Chairs,
Coal
Heaters,
Electric
Healers,
Log
ging
Boots,
Ladies'
Fur
Coat
$7.50.
Other
useful
household
articles
at
the
lowest
prices.
See
B.C.
Furniture
Co.
(U
FO.
RSALE
Chevrolet
panel
truck.
Suite
15,
Mclntyre
Blk.
j
(tf)
!
FOR
SALE
1940
Ford
Sedan,;
new
rubber,
heater
and
ex-1
tras,
A-l
condition.
Reason-1
able
price.
Apply
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Box
488.
1
50
HOUSES
FOR
SALE
EXCELLENT
family
home,
.
8
rooms
and
full
basement
with
1'2
lots
near
schools
and
-.stores,
fully
furnished
including
Bendix
Washing
Machine,
New
Combination
Radio,
Oil
Range,
Elect
rolux.
Full
price
$5500.00
with
some
terms.
i
5
ROOM
house
inside
bridge
with
view,
hardwood
floors,'
busemetit
and
furnace.
i
Before
buying
call
at
our
of-
j
lice
on
Third
Avenue
across
from
the
NBC.
Power
Co.,!
and
tell
us
what
you
are!
looking
for,
who
knows,
we
may
be
able
to
help
you.
ROBERT
E.
MO.NTADOR
LTD.
i
(55)
I
REAL
ESTATE
FROJ'EKTIES
FOK
SALE
4th
E.
5
Room
Bungalow.
7th
E.
Well
furnished
5
room
Home.
6th
E.
(i
room
House
(3
lots).
10th
E.
3
room
House
(
$.()()
down).
9th
E.-
6
room
House,
concrete
basement
a
snap
lot-cash.
9th
E.
4
room
Bungalow.
Plus
others.
For
inspection
phone
or
call
in
at
ARMSTRONG
AGENCIES
Phone
32
Evenings,-
Green
297
on
WANTED
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
'ILL
COLLECT
THEM
AT
VOI
R
DOOR
.
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
WE
PAY
CASH
PHONE
950
"ays
n
,
sen.
h,,u'
have
"
new
f,,
iimotls
the
rn;
,7Tr1V,
n
lK.
a
i-u.
worn
foried,
now
MEVS
DRESS
steels
and
i'f
HOW
W-VS
WlNDRf
Now
MEN'S
SI
ITS
steds.
now
H
BOYS'
cm
Inims,
indJ
BOYS'
SWEAT!
from
..
BOYS'
All
,
Now
.,
J;
VMS
and
jj,
w
years,
jt
Knees,
r
nr
Open
to
gener-i
day
and
Suic
and
evpninss
5
day
and
Thsr
after
9
o'cIikI
J0HJI
BUL
orroMn
John
Bui,
Tiilrd
A
I
-A
MM
Is
There
A
.
.
FUEL
RO
....
in
Y"r
We
want
lo
the
blacks""1'
lug
out
of
rh
LET
I
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BIH
.0
1
BI
STION
f
sriEvnnt
only
;
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Materials
FOK
SKKVM
SATISFM
SEE
Thorn
She
Limi
253
FIRST
AV
Commodi
COMrilTFlY
"Better
Tl'
Best
Food
and
Phone
17
ff
Sl
Third
Ave
Da
Dextng
card
wnicn
is
being
planned
about
the
middle
of
i
April.
Jack
Millard,
manager
of
the
Ketchikan
Civic
Centre,
has
sent
a
list
of
20
young
fighters,
ranging
in
weight
from
125
to
195
pounds,
from
which
will
be
chosen
those
who
will
be
matched
against
the
Prince
Rupert
boys
for
the
eight
or
'nine
bonis
on
the
card.
Puiiu-e
Rupert
headlines
and
fkialist
will
be
Glen
Carlson,
17-year
old
195
pounder,
but
nothing
is
definite
yet
as
to
who
he
will
be
matched
against.
Glen
has
shown
considerable
promise
in
his
recent
fights
and,
according
to
Trainer
Joe
Ward,
is
making
real
progress.
It
is
likely
that
he
may
be
matched1
against
Bob
Berg,
Ketchikan
l-year
oW,
who
also
weighs
195,
.or
Dick
Turner,
20,
who
is
listed
at
19d
pounds.
Among
Prince
Rupert
lighter
fighters
is
Joe
LeBlanc,
wh'tf
wilr
be
matched
against
the
best
that
Ketchikan
has
to
offer
fit
the
13S-poitnrJ
category.
Charlie
PUee,
lS-year
old,
who
weigh
.12ft
is-
rated
among
the
cream
of
the
Prince
Rupert
ctop
and
h
will
be
matched
according
to
his
talents.
Prince
Rupert
Glen
Carlson,
17,
195.
Walter
Carlson,
1G,
150
Boh
Scharfe,
1?,
158
Harry
Johnson,
24,
150
Charlie
Place,
10,
120
Billy
Stacey,
15,
120
Bill
Morrison,
14,
WO
Ray
Davidson,
U,
10ft
,
Joe
LeBlanc,
21,
138
Chuck
deKergommeaux
(Terrace)
17,
123.
Ketchikan
Billy
Zantow,
16,
125
Earl
Mossberg,
15,
125
Tom
Fitzgerald,
17,
128
Carl
McBride,
19,
128
Jay
Caldwell.
21,
12a
Alfie
Berry,
18,
132-
Pavyl
Scott,
20,
132
,
Jack
McBride,
24,
141
Bob
Christopher,
20,
142
Ted
Mossberg,
19,
153
John
Kristovich,
22,
153
-
Russell
Betterton,
23,
153
Don
Newman,
18,
155
Cliff
Durgan,
23,
158
Dick
Johns,
17,
165
Clifford
Iverson,
19,
165
Gale
Jones,
19,
175
Ed
Hainesv19,
185
Dick
Turner,
20,
190
t
Bob
Burg,
19,
195.
ENGLISH
CUP
SEMI-FINALS
LONDON,
W
Portsmonth,
leaders
of
the
First
Division
of
the
English
Football
Association,
and
Manchester
United,
last
year's
cup
winners,
may
clash
in
next
football
cup
final.
The
draw
for
the
semi-final
was
made
Monday.
Wolverhamp-Wanderers
will
take
on
Manchester
Uaited
in
one
semifinal
and
Portsmouth
will
oppose
Leicester
City
in
the
other.
Both
semi-final
games
will
be
played
March
20.
LOST
LOST
3
kevs
in
small
brown
leather
casv
Will
finder
piease
leave
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FOK
SALE
;Q
SAW
Better
lumber
more
economically
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills
manufactured
bv
National
Machinery
Company
Limited.
Vancouver,
B.C.
tn
w
i
n
l
II
L
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Cw
l.m.
wbt.
Iw
I
""That'?
rtrange,
FOR
RENT-Furnished
rooms,
I
843
9th
Ave.
West.
(50;
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RENT
Sleeping
Room,
801
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Borden
street.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Board
and
room
for
2
gentlemen;
1
room,
twin
beds.
Prions
Red
970.
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2nd
Ave.
(52)
HHP
WNTEI
WANTED
A
reliable
man
to
sell
Rawleigh
Products
in
Prince
Rupert
and
surrounding
district.
No
experience
needed
to
start.
Write
today.
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Dept.
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G.,
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twelve
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seated
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included.
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Novelty
Co.,
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PR',
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Maior
St.,
Toronto.
Ont.
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METAL
WORK
PLUMBING
Installations
and
Repairs.
SHEET
META1.
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Tar
and
Gravel
Roof-in.
Letourneau
as
Sons.
w9
Sixth
West.
Phone
543.
UU
TENDERS
WANTED
Tenders
will
be
received
bv
the
under-sinned
until
March
31st,
1949
for
the
purchase
of
Lots
twenty-seven
(27
1
twenty-eighJ
28
and
twentv-nine
(29k
Block
forty-one
(411
and
including
the
two
storey
building
(3G
X
90
1
known
as
the
Elks
Hali
in
the
Village
ol!
Smithers,
Province
of
British
Columbia.
Tenders
may
be
for
lots
only,
building
only
or
lots
and
building.
Lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
L.
H.
Evans.
P.
O.
Box
84
Smithers,
B.
C.
FOK
SALE
FOR
SALE
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
ol
Wednesday
ot
!
March
10,
1949,
for
the
purchase
of
a
trap
line
belonging-
to
the
estate
of
George
William
Hoult,
deceased,
situated
(
Range
5,
Coast
District,
as
hereunder
described:
commencing
,
at
SE
corner
Lot
5964;
NE
to
SE
corner
Lot
i
6248;
NE
to
NE
corner
Lot
545i;;
NW
to
SE
corner
Lot
3990;
SW
to
SE
corner
Lot
1910;
W
to
NE
corner
Lot
1102;
S
to
SW
corner
Lot
5144;
E
to
SE
corner
Lot
5964;
point
of
commencement,
including
intervening
territory
except
private
property.
i
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms:
strictly
cash.
Tenders
of
British
Subjects
only
can
be
considered.
GORDON
F.
FORBES,
Official
Administrator,
Administrator
of
Estate
of
George
William
Hoult,
deceased.
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
(54)
IN
THE
SUl'RFME
COURT
OF
KRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
In
Hie
M;illi
r
of
I
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Art'
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if
Hie
Kntiile
of
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TAX
NOTICE
thnt
by
Order
ol
His
Ilonof
.'ude
W.
O.
Pulton.
Local
Jiiclm
of
th
'ipreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
1
wns
ou
the
17t.h
ilny
of
February,
Aii
194.
appointed
Administrator
of
tl.
estate
of
James
Leslie
Ifaibinsou,
o?
Ocean
Fulls.
British
Columbia,
who
curd
"n
or
about
the
4th
day
of
October,
IIMH,
at.
Ocean
Falls,
British
Columbia,
Al!
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
i.
mount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
lortliwllh
and
all
persons
having
elaims
against
the
said
Estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
pro.
perly
verified
on
or
before
the
31st
ciny
of
March,
1949,
falling
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
vexnrd
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
DATED
at
Frince
Rupert,
B.C.,
Hill
day
of
February.
AD
1949.
(iORDON
FKASER'
FORBES
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(52)
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5
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I
3
HOOP
SHOOT
IS
POPULAR
TwentyEight
Basket
Marksmen
lit
Draw
(or
First
Round
Tonight
and
entries
are
already
heavy
with
well
over
100
to
date.
Tonight
there
will
be
no
less
than
fourteen
shoot-offs
in
the
first
round,
the
schedule
to
be
as
follows:
Junior
Game,
Half-Time
Jack
Leighton
vs.
Melvin
Moore;
Bruce
Forward
vs.
Robert
Woods,
Junior
Girls'
Interval-Rey-tnokf
McKay
vs.
Harold
Webber:
Bill
Morrison
vs.
Allan
Sheppat
d.
Girhi'
Game,
Half-Time
Tom
Boulter
vs.
Robert
Smith;
Alf
jBlaekaby
vs.
Don
Jonsen.
Girls
Intermediate
Interval
risfclf,
Vs'
M'
Sfwlek.
Don
Prevost
va.
John
Ketcheson.
im,ermeaiaieuame,riaii-Time!
-Mel
Thompson
v.
Ray
Spring;
Rup
Holkeslad
vs.
Reg
Lavigne.
1
Intermediate
Senior
Interval
'
Fred
Calderoni
vs.
Sev
Donji-!
nato;
Jim
Sneddon
vs.
Nick
Pav-
likL''
'
'
Senior,
Half-Time-Bill
Lam-
hie
vs.
Joe
McKay;
Bill
Lone
vs
i
"
Bud
TRiiniermeister.
CLIPPERS
WIN
HOCKEY
TITLE
But
it
Was
Case.
Default
Naaaima
to
Me.t
H'UUee
VANCOUVER
(P-The
Pacific
Coast
Senior
B
Hockey
League
ended
in
a
squabble
last
night
with
the
title
goinij
to
Nanaiino
Clippers
when
Uni
ersity
of
BritLsh
Columbia
Thunderbirds,
!
trailing
three
to
two
in
the
best
I
of
seven
play-offs,
refused
to
i
play
the
sixlh
game
hust
ni.vliti
on
Nanaimo
ice
as
it
was
oil"-
'
mall;
scheduled
for
Vancouver
ice.
The
winners
will
now
meet
iCentiiiuM.
on
Page
5
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ml
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This
dvdixmnt
it
not
atibliihtd
m
diipUyd
by
th
liquor
ConUol
Botid
by
th
Goxmmcnt
of
British
Columbia
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
PHONE
37
P.O.
Box
541
FRASER
STREET
PRINCB
RUPERT
Bert
Morgan
(plus
25
vs
B
i
Siinundsoo
(plus
25).
V.
Duncan
(phis
35
1
vs.
Nicoll
minus
15).
G.
W.
Abbott
(plus
25,
vs.
O.
L.
Voungman
(scratch).
J.
Lawrie
(plus
20)
vs.
Jack
Judge
(scratch).
.
.
1
W.
Straehan
(plus
30)
vs.
R.
M.
t
MacLeod
(plus
10).
P.
M.
Ray
(plus
25)
vs.
W.
J.
Ranee
(plus
25).
k
R.
Simonson
(minus
10)
vs.
i
R.
M.
Smith
(scratch).
W.
Osborne,
sr.
(plus
25)
vs.
A.
I.
Holt.hv
mliia
F.
D.
Hard,
(plus
35
)
vs.
-Keil
Cameron
(15
or
no
count).
i
Alex
Harvey
(minus
20)
vs.
R.
E.
James
(plus
35).
J.
Campbell
(minus
10)
vs
Owens
(minus
15).
W.
A.
Osborne
(plus
40
1
vs.
w.
L.
Gordon
(plus
15i.
.,,
L.
F.
Parkes
(plus
40)
vs,
R.
Moxley
(minus
5i.
J.
Bulger
(minus
10)
vs.
D.
C
Stewart
(minus
10).
D.
Dixon
(plas
35)
vs.
R.
E.
Benson
(plus
35).
G.
J.
Dawes
(plus
25)
vs.;
Q.
Alexander
(plus
35).
All
games
will
be
for
150
points
with
the
final
match
200
points
Frizes
will
be
awarded
to
the
winner,
the
"num.F-up,"
and
for
the
hiuhf
st
break
during
the
tournament.
Civic
Centre
Dates
.
.
i
WEDNESDAY
,
Sports
a.m.
9:00-
Bo
Me
Hi
Gym
Class
p.m.
3:30
-Rup
Rec
Tiny
Tots
3:30
Teen
Age
Badminton
(Casual)
7:00
Adult
Club
Badminton
7:30-Rup-Rec
Teen
Age
Girls
Special
,
1:00
Gyro
Club-
Luncheon
1:30
Gyro
Club
Meeting
2:30
Women's
eLathercraft
2:30
Womens
Shellwork
7:30-Teen
Age
Boys
Crafts
8:60
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it
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for
you.
If
an
overhaul
is
required
we
should
have
the
engine
now
in
order
to
strip
down
and
secure
any
parts
that
might
no't
be
Immediately
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