I
were
always
triers.
Cameron
GENERAL
MOTORS
(continued
from
page
4)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
June
13,
1950
FLOOD
FUND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
crosses
the
ball
beautifully
an.j
had
hard
luck
with
an
early
'
drive.
His
corner
kick
was
perfect.
Daniels
drove
hard
but
row
Gomez
converted
with
a
j
perfect
header
in
the
last
min
!
ute
but
General
Motors
Latest
acknowledged
contribu
were
seemed
out
of
practice.
Guna
noot
'
tried
hard
Newcomers
tions
to
the
Manitoba
Flood
!
winners
two
goals
to
one.
Relief
Fund
bring
the
total
to
Battery
-
Morgan;
Dunbar,
date
to
$2768.94.
Subscriptions
Ferguson,
Mazzoni,
Daniels,
D.
are
still
being
received
at
the
Oomez.
Cameron,
Pavlikis,
G.
Oliver
Adams
and
Daniels
showed
promise.
Referee
Woodside
did
his
usual
capable
Job
with
the
whistle.
W
L
D
Pts.
Gen.
Motors
124
tlniivti
flotturu
1113
B.
v.uy
nan,
si
u
naiiu
Adams,
Parkhonse,
A.
Gomez
the
Daily
News
office.
.J
Cornea,
Veitch,
Vuckovitch.
earn
juiian-
jz.au
General
Motors
Boulter,
Rob-
Jack
Venuti
2.50
Cliff
Dfthl
i
2.00
fnsoh,
Jonn
Wilson,
Price
Wei-
.....ZZ
Can.
Ugion
"ff
0
3
3
lens,
Large,
McKay,
Pat
Wilson,
Frascr
and
Payne
DRAPERY
TIME
We
will
be
pleased
to
show
your
our
outstanding
line
of
Drapery
Fabrics.
Imported
hand
blocked
printed
fabrics,
Home-spuns,
Damasks,
Roughlex
prints,
Monks
cloths,
Bengafene.
Celanese
Products
Nets,
Marefuesetfes,
Voiles
and
Satins.
We
will
make
any
style
of
drape
you
may
desire;
also
bedspreads
to
match,
at
very
moderate
charges.
We
carry
a
complete
stock
of
drapery
hardware.
Any
style
of
rod
can
be
rridde
to
fit
your
window
at
no
extra
charge
for
making.
;
'm;,;.i,lf
-w
i"-
v.mim-
t
ise-e
Lirlgl
Giofdanc
1.00
Louis
Janze
1.00
Richard
Sylvester
1.00
John
Gurvlch
2.50
HoTnl,
Ford,
Magee,
Letourneau".
Referee
Sid
Woodside;
linesmen
C.
Sunberg.
t
Bond.
J.
McLellan
and
C.
D.
Forbes,
asststant
district
engineers
for
the
federal
department
of
public
works
from
New
Westminster,
arrived
ln
tha
elty
oW
the
Coquit-lafn
Sunday
evening
from
the
COMMENTS
Pat
Mazrei
2.00
tfesbits
6.00
BouHer
kept
a
great
goal
With
Libby
Basso-Bert
2.00
.
hls
8toppirig
of
the
pena!ty
kick
6.00
123
Taxi
and
the
turning
over
the
bar
of
I
sooth.
They
are
here
on
official
1.00
349
Taxi
...
drives
bv
Darrow
Oomes
the
business
In
connection
with
the
fast
construction
of
the
breakwatei
75
Taxi
500
highlights.
Robinson
was
Joe
Slaggarc
snn
and
very
steady
and
John
Wil-!
for
the
new
fishermen's
floats
at
son
stubborn
and
driving
hard.
westiew
Bay
arnd
will
.also
visit
Wellens
was
a
standout
both
de-j
departmental
projects
on
the
lensively
and
offensively.
Price
iNaa
and
Sskeena
Rivers
and
ROTARY
Skeena
River
drove
cleanly.
Large
was
hard"
I
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
to
beat
and
improves
rapidly.
Le
R.
H.
Morgan
5.00
Harry
Halstead
.
00
E.
Reil
2.00
Wilma
&
Boyd
Barrie
....
2.001
R.
Smith
1.50
1
3.
S.
Burns
5.00
Currie
Store
2.00
B
Y.
Market
5.00
Spiro
Grocery
,
2.00
Lyons'
Fine
Foods
Ltd.
....
5.00
BARREL
DERBY
ranizing
discuss
annual
contention
details
situation
in
light
of
the
require-w
Ih
various
persons
heVe.
They
mcnts
of
the
public."
It
was
the
.will
vUt
Prince
George
and
Progressive
Conservatives
in
On-,
other
interior
points.
tarlo,
e
added
tnat
lnstituted
The
convention
in
Vancouver.
cockta
bars
thwe
Tories
tourneau
wno
replaced
him
in
the
second
half
was
unlucky
ts
give
away
a
penalty
but
did
well
and
will
improve
with
experience.
Hornell
got
a
good
goal
and
opened
out
the
play.
Ford
was
fast
and
clever.
Pat
Wilson
is
clever
and
fast
but
should
play
his
position
better.
McKay
turned
in
one
of
his
better
games
and
Magee
also
did
better.
His
shot
was
a
beaury.
'
Morgan
was
his
usual
reliable
efficient
self.
Ferguson
defend-
Ranee
&
Hardy
3.00
Midway
Grocery
Si
Meat
Market
5.00
Pet
Gamuljr
,5.00
Richard
Long
5.00
J.
8.
Black
3.03
twig
in
uviuoer,
s;uu
Mr.
liewley,
will
'
take-up
study
of
the
single
tran.s-
j
The
political
picture
Irt
British
Columbia,
the
pair
agreed,
is
SIDNEY
GONICK
Optometrist
.
Now
Located
Mezzanine
GEORGE
COOK
JEWELLERS
For
appointment
Phone
212
527
3rd
Ave.
W.
July
1st
from
Terrace
Bridge
to
E.
Kwinitsa
sponsored
by
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
wiirt
i
aimct
...
;changnlg
considerably,
the
.deral
OrRanicr
and
Assuiia
jB
President
Paving
Visit
;Eino
Paavola
2.00
toiC
C
F-
ln
the
le8isIature
in
their
adopted
In
this
province,
and
ant
on
Leadership
view
is
noi
a
goocr
opposition.
shaue
a
nullrv
fur
t.h
,ri
in
H.
Hermanson
(Klemta)
10.00
Millie
Bill
1.00
O.
W.
Rucfdernam
10.00
Mrs.
L.
Jones
2.00
$1.00
CI
OA
Proceeds
to
Build
I
UU
Community
Tennis
Courts
jed
strongly
as
did
Dunber.
The'
t
A.
Wra-th'al$
3.00
Mr.
tnd
Mrs.
C.
T.
Young
2.00
y.
the
people
of
British
B.C.
Asked
about
leadership,
!
can
1
be
800d-
SaM
Mt
nbia
will
not
stand
fur
tnv
Mr.
Bewley
replied
that
"cer-
,
BewIeT-
t
!rxh
has
representatives
talnly
leadership
will
be
an
i.tsue
Mr.
Bewley
stated
that
social
-sLetisla-ure
who
profit
by
.
at
this
convention."
ism
is
largely
being
discredited
public
trust
to
tbeir
per-
n
ha3
rpporte,
tnat
a
and
"by
the
nature
of
the
party
Advantage,
is
the
opimvm
'move
to
oust
lhe
pr(,spnt
Bc
(C.C.F)
they
Just
use
the
legis-V
Buikf,
fdi-ral
organiwr,lfader(
H()n
Herbert
An5Comb
lature
as
a
sounding
board
for
,lt
Pro-re
sive
Coi.H-rvaUve
min,Kter
of
lnanP-
anA
.1,,,H
their
Marxist
theories."
Miss
M.
Brain
1.00
(Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Lien
5.00
.CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAYS!
latter
went
centrehalf
and
tried
to
force
the
game
in
the
second
half
but
could
not
get
a
goal.
Mazzoni
was
always
effective
Darrow
Gomez
was
the
most
dangerous
player
defending,
strongly
and
shooting
well.
His
Mrs.
ft.
T.
Gilbert
1.00
Jaclt
Collins
1.00
ana
ana
A.
a.
u.
Bewiey
wiey,
in
B.C..
the
coalition
(iivprnmont
u
While
in
the
citv
thev
will
Anonymous
1.00
Adams
was
under
way.
Neither
Mr.
Bewley
meet
the
new
loeal
Progressive
Ahotrymons
,
2.0Q:Bal
was
a
peach.
-i-nt
iif
the
r.C.
Yocnr?
Pro-are
Conservative,
who
ars
he
city
until
Wednesday
to
no
Mr.
fiurker
would
comment
i
Conservative
President
WHHarm-
Anonymous
'3.00
fast
and
dangerous.
Pavlikis
wafe
on
this
subject
,
which
will
be
i
D.
Lambie,
J.
T.
Harvey,
Dr.
R.
Anonymous
..
1.00
not
so
effective
as
usual.
Park-
bTotig'ht
up
&t
the
convention.
C.
Large,
W.
K.
McAfee"
and
Anonymous
1.00
house
drove
hard
and
narrowf?
Alex
Gomez
and
B,i!
UAA
.
It
h;m
been
suggested
that
E.
D.
I
others
and
then
visit
Prince
Anonymous
1.00
missed.
Fulton,
for
four
years
president
i
George,
QtMSfiel.
Williams
Lake,
AnonyifieMt
1.00,
'
I
'
1
"of
the
national
Y.P.C.,
will
lake
Ahscroft
Lillooet,
and
BHdge
T.
O.
Batenran
1.00
over
Mr.
Anseomb's
position.
At
-River.
Their
visit
here
and
at
Miss
Norma
Irving
1.00
present
he
Is
M
P.
for
Kamloops.
'
the
other
points
will
also
include
Miss
thrift
S.
thinni
.
1
W'
-
-
'
..
1.00
1.00'
.
2.0J.
..
2.00
Mr.
Fulton
stepped
down
re-
organization
duties,
cently
and
handed
his
position
j
!
Mrs.
M.
e.
Weise
fP.
W.
Sbrtjctfii
f.
ft.
Wright
!
3.
B.
D'errsmors
a.ofl
'
P.
A.
$.
OltJharrf
1.50.
SHIPSand
w
w
teA
III
1
u
k
m
f.
a.
Moore
,
2.0
Mrs.
fit.
Andrews
2.00
1.
Rogerr.r;.:....,:,
".
2.oo
mm
WATERFRONT
ii
v
t
r
1
IMlst
Armette
Rogers
,.,
2.00.
I
A.
McAlpine
2.0OT
as
Dpminlun
President
to
Leon
Balccr,
MP.
for
Three
Rivers.
Quebec.
The
youthful
MP.
for
the
BC.
Interior
is
one
of
the
youngest
members
of
the
House
'at
31
:
'
''
i
In
regard
to
the
turbulent
liquor
que.stlon,
Mr.
Bewley
said
that
the
majority
feeling
of
the
;
Progressive
Conservative
party
,in
B
C.
is
that
the
situation
is
'rather
scandalous."
"However,
there
is
no
official
word
from
among
the
rank
and
file,"
he
Miss
M.
Caldvell
2.D0
C.P.R.
steamer
Prfneess
Louise,
Capt.
W.
C.
Hubenet,
ar
fi.
Ball
2.00
rived
In
port
Monday
at
10:39
rjorothv
Robertson
111"
2
m
.
....
;
1
a.
f
"
a.m.
from
Vancouver
sawing
ai
Leplne
1.00
Huber
2.00
R.
tf.
Cleianrf
3.00
12:30
noon
for
Alasfctn
potnts.
A
total
of
208
passenger
embarked
at
Vansouver
of
which
the
majority
were
tourists
for
Aias-
VICKERS'
IS
DISTIUED
IN
CANADA
AND
IS
DISTHHUTtB
irCaWftt
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
di
played
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbiai
added.
SMITH
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
E.
Cavalief
..
H.
A.
Pluym
J.
'Henry
Miss
M.
Tait
-.
2.00
:....:.,.J.:.:.:...:,
3.00
;
2.oo
1.00
rnnvontiori
'
ka.
Passengers
dfsembarktfig
'As
far
as
the
here
Included
A.
B.
Neuleld
,Mr.
concerned,"
Mr.
Bewley
said,
"they
are
willing
to
view
that
T
and
and
Mrs.
W.
Winfleld
and
Mr.
r-.nd
Mrs.
K.
Harris
frbm
Vancouver;
Miss
Beverly
Nelson
and
I..
W.
Lefler
from
Ocean
Falls
Passengers
embarking
here
were
Mrs.
Seele
for
Skagway
and
3.
I.
Peterson
for
Ketchikan.
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Kmbing
&
Heating
mpt
and
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It
pays
to
aovei
use.
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;
jj
I
fajM
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....
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umwt4im8.
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miM
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