Scuby's
J.
Thornton,
457;
W.
".Ladies'
League
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Thursday,
April
27,
1950
Many
Attended
Steeves,
504;
O.
Van
Meer,
511;
i
E.
Wasyk,
491;
H.
Holkestad,
480;
STEWART
STEWART
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
the
Stewart
General
Hospital
held
their
annual
election
of
Officers
last
week
Farewell
Dance
A
large
gathering
was
present
Early
explorers
of
the
Amazon
measures
from
six
to
eight
feet
believed
the
aquatic
mammal,
the
in
length
and
sometimes
weighs
manatee,
to
be
a
mermaid.
It
as
much
as
a
ton.
Lyons
Better
Variety
Store
rv
"S
totals,
748,
884,
920.
Gordon
Si
Anderson
S.
Ramsay,
646;
I.
Garner,
690;
B.
Smith,
492;
T.
Anderson,
403;
Low
Score
468;
totals,
921,
836,
942.
Stars
O.
Mclntyre,
531;
L.
m
vne
aiewarr,
courtroom.
Mrs.
ii
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
Fisher-
W.
J.
Crawford
was
re-elected
mi
E-
E
'
president:
Mrs.
J.
Bfmzvir
dow.
j
.!
men's
Farewell
dance
in
the
or
.
..
.c-
'
n
individual
scoring
honors,
both
for
three
game
aggregate-721
and
single
284.
The
team
results
were
as
follows:
"A"
League
Lyons
3,
Variety
0
Rupert
Radio
2,
Savoys
1
Rosa
Lee's
2,
Scuby's
1
Gordon
&
Anderson
2,
Stars
1
Annettes
2,
Wrathall's
1
"
Belmont
2,
Lucky
Strikes
1
"B"
League
Uniteers
3,
Plungers
0
Big
Sisters
3,
Brownwoods
0
Pinheads
2,
Toilers
1
Wallace
Pharm.
2,
Commer-
president:
Mrs.
O
J
r
Ann..
:
B.
GorH
J".
rJ
-
--"".tin
!
Lyons,
by
scoring
a
clean
sweep
son,
secretary,
ana
Mrs
r
d
:
u.
k
c
three
games
to
nil
victory
over
J
ganlzatlon's
hall.
To
the
music
of
Mike
Colussi
and
his
accordion,
accompanied
on
the
guitar
by
Art
Williams,
about
200
persons
danced
to
appealing
rhyth
-tor
Crouch,
treasurer.
Plans
are
be-
A
Goeu
i
"
ing
made
for
a
silver
tea
to
oe'Ver;
W
'
Hp,
hold
at
the
Hospital
on
Mav
19
:ML
le
i
Keays,
574;
J.
Dickens.
489;
K.
Hills,
299;
L.
Howe,
649;
totals,
820,
853,
869.
Wrathall's
B.
Peterson,
566.
P.
Roberts,
362;
D.
Aschoff,
488;
M.
Pett,
376;
M.
Vincent,
369;
totals,
677,
842,
642.
Annette's
B.
Windle,
437;
P.
Mrs.
H.
C.
Bennett
will
be
the
Courtenav
-u
6
mic
tunes.
At
midnight
lunch
was
served
by
Mrs.
C.
Strand
and
convenor.
and
Mrs-R
Lb
;race;
m.
TllA
firf
hnrn
rt
1
w
In-..,
i
Variety
Store,
assumed
exclusive
leadership
of
the
"A"
Division
of
,
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
In
,
this
week's
play.
Commercials
are
still
on
top
in
the
"B"
League
although
they
were
defeated
one
game
to
two
by
Wallace
Pharmacy.
However,
the
runner-up
Brownwoodss
and
Toilers'
teams
also
suffered
reverses.
A.
Pierce
of
Lyons
hud
high
...
tl,
alm
jj.
1Uisequa,
Jackie
Bouzek
was
christened!
Use
the
Milk
that
Whips
t
J-
-
Huuam
dunu
nouzen
Dy
rather;
Chanel.
.
tuu!
1
Dickens,
507;
M.
Flynn,
502;
Mc-
Noble
&
Wick
2,
Black
Cats
1
Meekin,
528;
E.
Smith,
582;
to-Boosters
2,
Seal
Cove
1.
tais
767,
841,
948.
Edmund
Green
O.M.I,
in
the
:
ArmouA
f:
h
Catholic
Church
on
Sunday.
enue
J,,
1
Godparents
of
the
child
were
!
lone
T
Jnhnnv
MnTfnniid
'
Wort
.
Lyons
Agnes
Pierce,
721;
her
committee.
Whist
prizes
to
the
high
laJ
and
man
for
the
past
lhre
months
were
presented
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Knut
Slatta.
They
re.
ceived
a
silver
tray
and
silver
inlaid
bowl.
Nels
Oundersen
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies
while
Alfred
Slmonson
and
Carl
Strand
acted
as
doormen.
Belmonts
A.
Denton,
472:
M
S3
lrtmm
Jitmt.ttipiimmuffsi!!m
1".
I
I
-
Petty
Stewart.
Many
friends
at-!!
.
Peggy
Thompson,
629;
..Viola
Lewis,
546;
D.
Lugrin,
543;
E.
Anderson,
3i;
Jessie
Shcnton,
Anderson,
569;
P.
Andrew,
467;
606;
Vivian
Wrathall,
582.
Game,
totals
964,
904,
729.
totals
997,
994,
939.
i
Lucky
Strikes
J.
Boulter,
405;
tended
to
witness
the
ceremony
I
,
"
1
rooni
ar.
"
"
I
Pri
nee
Rupert
Florists
and
.
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
,.
C
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
77
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
held
a
very
successful
tea
and
sale
of.
home
Variety
I.
Krlstjansson,
515;
A.
Hingston,
448;
A.
Smith,
396,
I.
Lykegard,
464;
E.
Sandhals,
J-
Warren,
375;
B.
Dunbar,
578;
558:
I
Emer-nn
473-
R
T?on,cnv
totals.
649.
741.
812.
l
r
cooking
in
the
Legion
Club
pi'q,,
Many
Indians
and
Eskimos
of
R?n-
rramo
tntoic
ooC
i
t
t
,on.
t
:
D..
,
,
...
,.,
e.
'
r.
Alaska
belong
to
the
Greek
Orth-
Ltd.
"
e"
lvt
j
odox
church,
the
result
of
mis-
E.
WUson
,
430.
A.
.
Ritchie,
368;
Hi
uii
t
ton
'iiB
378,
J.
i
r
Faught,
m
403;
t
to-!glon8
estab,isnP(,
wh(n
Russia
controlled
the
territory.
ee
ano',;
-.,,0
cream
'
W
4
LvCornaon
thicker,
ricn
1S
.J
creamier
HHROPRACTOP
John
F.
L.
Hughes.
D.C.,
Ph.C
21-22
Besner
Block
-
Phone
BLUE
442
for
Appointment
HOIKS
10
30
a
m.
to
12
30
p.m.
and
3
to
5
p.m.
.
hMNiiS
Rooms
on
Saturday.
Over
$80
was
taken
during
the
afternoon.
Mrs.
S.
Kirkpatrick
was
the
winner
of
a
pressure
cooker,
Mn.
J
Bouzek
a
china
tea
cup
an!
saucer.
The
good
things
displayed
were
speedily
disposed
of.
Mrs.
Sadie
Young
was
convenor
of
the
committee
In
charge
)f
the
affair.
"-r.UKS.HEMl
Le
us
help,
tht
lew
hori
the
N.H.A.
ph9t
CrwB
jj
v.
Mn.
u.,
tiu,
v.
jouiiauiy,
oi;
.
totals,
871,
811,
605.
Plungers
I.
Hague,
412;
X.
I
Savoys
B.
SaviUe,
378;
E.
Thompson,
654;
J.
North,
495;
B.
Knutson,
439;
P.
Menzles,
442;
L.
1
Armstrong,
215;
D.
Johnas,
403;
Erickson,
572;
R.
McCallum,
'
504:
totals,
749,
726,
761.
j
totals,
846,
708,
781.
;
Pinheads
D.
Ardern,
439;
P.
!
Rosa
Lees
M.
Postuk,
569-
D.
Paburney,
553;
M.
Shenton,
445;
Hicks,
346;
H.
Speers,
449;
Easton,
347;
R.
Ewart,
438;
tals,
663,
786
,
961.
Boosters
N.
Geddes,
372
color.
V.
Mot.
Jay
mid
Friday,
7.30
p.m.
tor
Just
good
whole
milk
evaporated
o
double
richness
nothing
remov
i
hose
unable
to
come
during
the
et
Nelson,
536;
M.
Furunes,
443;
D.
'
M-
Symes,
413;
M.
Broughton,
Woods.
lroods,
512:
512;
F.
F.
McKinnnn
McKinnon.
491-
399;
totals.
B21,
863.
726.
day
RECEPTIONIST
In
attend
.t.
r
aiternoons.
totals,
789,
884,
878.
Krylywy,
451;
O.
Newton,
067;
D.
Taylor,
480;
M.
Antone,
389;
totals.
922.
702,
810.
'
Seal
Cove
E.
Moulder,
402;
S.
Downing,
535;
B.
McGlashan,
282;
I.
Stewart,
506;
I.
Beale,
372;
totals,
792,
808,
776.
Toilers
Default.
Wallace
Pharmacy
O.
Smith,
445;
P.
Wallace,
414;
H.
Ford,
ed
but
water.
"Use
it
undiluted
in
place
of
cream
.
.
.
diluted
with
an
equal
amount
of
water
for
any
milk
use.
Carnation
gives
more
smoothness
and
more
rich
flavor
compare
it
with
any
evaporated
milk.
"from
Contented
Cows"
fREE
RECIPES
The
Velvet
Blend
Book
of
ex-tiling
recipes
ii
free.
Write
for
it
to
Carnation
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver.
FOR
MUSIC
listen
to
th.
Contented
Hour
every
Sunday.
See
your
newspaper
tor
station
and
time.
-w.
.
t
j..
--
i
-
m
i
"7
I
MARCH
AM)
OIL
IIEATEltS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
r'IIN
KIREMAN
STOKERS
I'lumbinK
&
ncating
Alterations
SMITH
I
ELKINS
LTD.
j
577;
D.
Dibb,
426;
L.
Phlllipson,
544;
totals,
837,
807.
822.
i
Commercials
M.
Stewart,
468;
J.
Helgerson,
388;
M.
Slater,
396;
,
A.
Budinich,
259;
M.
Hoban,
636;
H.
Muncey,
82;
totals,
843,
769,
791.
Noble
Si
Wick
M.
Baxter,
598;
E.
Peterson,
393;
O.
Zabudney,
421;
P.
Black,
395;
A.
Holkestad,
591;
totals,
743,
761,
990.
Black
Cats
J.
Corner,
380;
J.
5
IVAD0Q&TED
PHONE
174
BOX
271
o
o
is
BAD
for
Cars
In
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
as
in
anything
else,
you
get
exactly
what
you
pay
for
.
.
.
That's
the
reason
why
you're
wise
to
bring
your
Chrysler
Built
car
to
a
man
who
knows
it
best
....
Our
trained
mechanics
have
the
"Know
How"
to
make
repairs
quickly
saving
vou
time
and
money.
They
use
only
factory
engineered
and
insDect-ad
Darts
and
special
factory
approved
equipment.
Rupert
Motors
L!d.
Phones
566
Service
Dept.
866
Parts
Dept
Jrtt
LATEST
DATE
FOR
PAYMENT
W3
y
31
STEAMSHIP
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
AM)
INTERMEDIATE
TOUTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
"
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
i
l.ES,
this
li3ht
keen
Ale
from
Piinc
.
.11.
silable
at
last
in
Vancouver
andatm
is
avai
1.
Return
Rilling
Notice
v
itli
your
payment.
It
is
of
no
value
until
it
lias
been
stamped
to
show
that
the
balance
of
your
1930
premium
is
completely
paid.
2.
Paid
up
Billing
Notice
becomes
your
1930
Hospital
Insurance
Certificate.
3.
Use
the
mail
wherever
possible
and
avoid
standing
in
line
at
your
District
Office'
4.
Cheques,
money
orders
or
postal
notes
should
be
made
payable
lo
the
B.C.
Hospital
Vf
"Tr
ji.uram-u
service
ana
attached
to
the
Billing
Notice
for
return
to
your
nearest
on
the
lower
mainland!
As
invigorS
refreshing,
"OLD
DUBLIN"
is
mort-equal
to
any
imported
Ale.
tv
quality-...and
flavor,
ask
for-and
i.ttl-llC
Set-"OLD
DUBLIN"
ALE
I
District
Office.
mmm
v
h
1
vj
&
m
am
a
m
'
m
ma
ri
5.
Arrears
are
shown
on
the
stub
in
ink
and
must
be
paid
in
addition
to
the
premium
before
the
certificate
can
be
validated.
6.
LATE
I'
VYM
FAT.
THERE
IS
A
WAITING
PERIOD
OF
ONE
MONTH
FOR
PERSONS
WHO
HAVE
JSOT
PAID
THE
REQUIRED
PREMIUM
DUE
DTFS
THEY
WILL
NOT
BE
ELIGIBLE
FOR
BENEFITS
UNTIL
A
MONTH
AFTER
THE
D
VTE
THAT
THE
OVERDUE
PAYMENT
HAS
BEEN
MADE.
7.
Always
notify
your
local
office
of
births,
deaths,
marriages
or
changes
of
address
as
soon
as
they
occur.
An
up-to-date
record
is
essential
to
maintain
proof
of
eligibility.
1
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous
j
I
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
S
.Commodore
Cafe-
HI-6-50
act
a
case
today
IiYSURAIVCE
SERVICE
i
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"!
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders'.
3rd
Ave.
Djvy
chow,
Mgr.j
TU:.
.
J
i;P
-f
nt
nnhlished
or
Ccnfrol
B-ard
or
by
the
Qr