Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
6,
1950
Ladies'
Bowling
League
Schedule
...April
2a
-Lyons
vs
Variety;
Savoys
vs
Rupert
R.iriin:
Scuby's
.j
Rosa-
Lee's:
Pulmonis
vs
L
Strikes;
Annettes
vs
Wrathall's:
Stars
vs.
C-o"do:i
&
Andertoii
'
Trownwoods
vs
Big
Sisters;
Boosters
vs
Seal
Cove;
Unltcers
v.s
I'Vungcrs:
Cor.iercial
vs
Wallact
Fharm.;
Toilers
vs
Pinheads:
I
Lee's;
Lyons'
vs
Lucky
Strikes.
!
May
9
Belmont
vs
Rosa
Lee's;
L.
Strikes
vs
Gordon
&
Anderson;
,
Wrathall's
vs
Variety;
Annettes
vs
Stars;
Lyons
vs
Rupert
Radio;
favors
vs
Scuby's;
Commercial
vs
Plungers;
Wallace
Pharm.
vs
Noble
&
Wick;
Seal
Cove
vs
Brownwoods;
Toilers
vs
Black
Cats;
Boosters
vs
Uniteers;
Big
i
S.istrs
vs
Pinheads.
j
May
iu
Toilers
vs
Cominer-
cial:;
Seal
Cove
vs
Pinheads;
Boosters
vs
Biack
Cats;
Wallace
'
Phfl'T.i.
v.s
Plungers;
Big
Sisters
':;
Unitesrs:
Brownwoods
vs
Noble
&
Wick;
Annettes
vs
Bel-monts;
Rupert
Radio
vs
Wrath-all's;
Savoys
vs
Stars;
L.
Strikes
t'-AiC
;
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;
Kotue
&
Wick.
Uosiers
vs
Pinheads;
Ui'steers;
Commercial
;:
Vv'ickf
Big
Sisters
vs
;
Black
Cats
vs
Plung-
cis;
Brownwoods
vs
Wallace
vs
Rosa
Lee's;
Variety
vs
Scuby's;
Lyons
vs
Gordon
&
Anderson.
Pliann.;
Savoy's
vs
Wrathall's;
A
ii-.ettes
vs
Scuby's;
Belmont
vs
Gordon
5i
Anderson;
Rupert
Radio
vs
Variety;
Stars
vs
Rosa
i:iasiioc
aos
oring
results.
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p
m
-
1
1
"mm
CANADIANS
BEAT
BRITISH
TEAM
IN
RADIO
CONDUCTED
SHOOTING
MEET
History
was
made
recently
in
international
.22-calibre-rifle
shooting
competition
when
a
team
ol
three
Canadian
sharpshoters
representing
the
Canadian
Civilian
association
of
marksmen
defeated
a
picked
British
team
2-1
in
the
first
small-bore
disk-breaking
match
ever
conducted
internationally
by
radio.
Throughout
the
shoot
direct
short-wave
radio
contact
was
maintained
with
scores
flashed
across
the
North
Atlantic
as
the
rounds
progressed.
Above,
the
winners,
who
fired
on
the
indoor
range
of
Montreal's
C.N.R.
Rifle
club,
are
shown
being
congratulated
by
Bill
O'Reilly,
Canadian
mateh
official.
Left
to
right
they
are
Lloyd
Walker,
Toronto;
Harry
Wilson,
Montreal;
Mr.
O'Reilly,
and
Sid
Thompson,
Parkhill,
Ontario.
t
r
y
i
asis
!
r
I
CANADIAN
WHISKY
JOHNNY'S
BASKETS
INTERESTING
SMALL
HOUSE
Inside
and
outside,
this
l'2-storey
dwelling
ha.
tlve
features
which
have
made
it
extremely
popular
with
small-house
builders.
Tr,(
terior
finish
Is
clapboard
with
vertical
siding
on
the
gables
and
over
the
large
Iron
dow.
This
Is
an
ideal
house
for
the
family
of
three
or
four
and
is
economical
to
t
frame
construction
and
plans
include
a
full
basement.
Large,
comfortable
rooms
i
interesting
floor
layout
The
living
room
at
the
front
is
next
to
the
dining
are
i
bined
with
the
kitchen.
A
cased
opening
at
rear
of
living
room
leads
to
the
stairs
and
airy
kitchen
(ll'O"
x
8'4V)
is
conveniently
located
and
provides
ample
cupboai;
Included
on
the
ground
floor
is
the
completely
equipped
bathroom.
There
Is
a
sn,-.
oUiiiifs
the
many
silverplate
and
sil-!
rsmith
companies,
it
attempts
to
drag
the
average
human
away
from
the
enjoyment
of
a
good
'
meal.
.
j
Turning
the
folder
over,
1
1
spy
42
hints,
which
tend
to
order
us
around.
j
I
will
deal
with
some
of
them:
1.
Watch
That
Knife,
It
says.
There
mav
be
variations
in
r
ces
In
various
stores
deoend-vo'her
SDPoial
or
standard
dualities
are
listed.)
o
I
have
before
me
a
litle
pink
booklet
which
says
in
lare
bold
letters
"42
Tips
on
Table
!
Etiquette".
Published
by
one
of
fresh
Fruit
IV.
back
entrance
at
the
rear
of
the
house.
The
second
floor
is
devoted
entirely
to:
as
rooms.
These
are
both
equipped
with
storage
closets.
There
is
also
additional
da-
front
hallway.
For
estimating
purposes,
the
total
floor
area
is
1,028
square
leet;
14,904
cubic
feet.
ADoles.
cookine
31b
35
Fancv
Macs.
3
lbs.
.1
35
Lemons,
larue
Cal.
doz
I't
CxraDefruit
3
for
.29
Oranses
(Navel)
..
.22-.75
Dates
25
-
-
'
Why
shouldn't
your
knife
Cut
Green
Beans,
fev
17
i
lean
against
the
table."
A
good
-i
Ceas-(
"-'V
1
!
question.
Why
shouldn't
it?
Mixed
VeeetableB
2a
;
.
..
,
..
'
.
.,
wcio
Beets,
oer
tir
...
.lb
I
Maybe
they
should
want
the
olerv.
lb
If
OPERETTA
GOES
WELL
(Continued
i
page
3)
wax
Beans,
choice
2t
thins
on
the
Plate
where
it
is
iiuuuaiu.
u
lua
.
i
i
-i
..
.
t
n,
'tc
Also
making
it
Thain
and
Mrs
Some
of
the
;i
from
Ocean
Fii
Coquitlam
on
8.
;
travelling
home
Bella,
while
oft-;
ie.--us.
bunch
ipumnkin
2
for
Larruls
25
1
supposed
to
be.
It
further
hints:
Pf.rS.len
bUnch
""'
0JBaKt1
Beans-
20-oz;"i'iri.'Z
".2ji
"It's
likely
to
slip
and
get
the
Soinach.
2
lbs.'cello'rJZlZ.
.9a,
Baked
Beans.
15-o.
tin
...
.1-'
tablecloth
dirty".
And
if
the
Radishes,
bunch
(ft
Tomators.
20-oz.
ea
17
diner
gets
mad,
it
may
slip
and
DISJILLi'l)
IN
CANADA
BLKNDEI)
IN
CANADA
HOTTLEI)
IN
CANADA
CANADIANS
WHO
APPRECIATE
THE
FINEST
CANADIAN
WHISKY
FRANKFORT
DISTILLERS
(CANADA)
LTD.
n
1
'
1K
'lUMU'fUHl.
IU
Uv
1
-
lead
Lettuce
13-.li
,
Cook'n-
Onions.
rf
,os
J;k)uart
Jauliflower.
lb
23c
pint
'
the
Princess
,
morning.
pet
somebody's
neck
dirty.
25
2.
Where
Do
You
Seat
The
13
Boss?
it
asks.
We
will
leave
this
to
the
imagination
of
the
.,
,n
vuui.
unit,
Pnhhpue
lh
12
......
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W
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Lar&e
Grade
A
58-60
employee.
.47
'.-tatoes.
10
lb
iviecnum
cartons
LrfiUur:
a.
wuai
nuuui
uuve
riisf
it
fuliets.
cartons
43-51)
Masonic
Lodge
Being
Instituted
To
conduct
the
institution
tomorrow
night
of
British
Columbia's
newest
Masonic
Lodge
Mount
Caro-Marion
of
Ocem
Falls
of
which
W.
J.
Nelson,
formerly
of
this
city,
will
be
worshipful
master
John
Thompson
of
this
city,
district
deputy
grand
master,
will
sail
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tonight
for
the
paper
town.
Accompanying
him
will
be
a
party
of
local
Masons
including
A.
E.
Field,
A.
D.
Ritchie
W.
D.
Vanre,
J.
R.
Morln,
Alex
Mc-Rae,
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
Robert
Cameron,
Earl
Gordon,
A
Llnd-sth,
11.
D.
Thain,
C.
A.
Berner,
W.
H.
Murray
and
T.
H
Wilford.
r
iciiinbers.
lo
'eetable
Marrow,
lb.
.
nuash.
lb
t'sprffl
vi-netaiiies
Pickles,
sal
H-t
!ownt
r
it
oubhstkx.
or
displ
iverl
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
o-
bv
the
government
nf
British
Columhia
0rl
16
y,
1.65
duller
First
erade.
lb
65
Mareine
lb
34
Canadian
Cheese
lb
.53
iMinoay
April
9-CoJ
,Taxl;
P.
R.
P:
i
W.E.A.C.
vs
H
s
Savoy.
good
in
iniiu'res.
'It's
natural
and
correct
to
take
pits,
seeds
or
bones
trom
our
mouth
by
thumb
and
forefinger"
it
adds.
Maybe
your
,
toes
can
do
a
better
job.
;
4.
Waiting
for
Everyone
to
Be
Fervcfl
Before
You
Eat
is
a
Rule
That
is
Outdated,
it
states.
This
also
applies
to
shipwrecked
failors
without
food
for
six
mon
lis.
5.
Don't
Stuff
a
Big
Olive
in
Your
Mouth.
This
is
absolutely
correct.
You
are
liable
to
choke.
6.
What
to
Do
About
Fresh
Fruit?
it
exclaims.
Why
not
try
flapping
it
.Ladies
find
this
a
Kood
cure.
6.
When
Do
You
Drink
Soup?
A
silly
question!
Naturally,
you
drink
the
stuff
when
your
wife
or
waitress
is
mad
and
fords
the
spoon.
7.
Double
Decker
Sandwiches
are
No
Problem.
Oh
yeh?
8.
Steady
your
Dish
With
your
left
Hand.
Apparently,
the
Evaoorated
MUk
lvi-oz.
tins.
2
lor
Case
7.50
Flour
Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs
6t
Flour,
49
s,
No.
1
nard
Wheat
,
......3.60
Flour,
24
s
Tea
ana
Coffee
Coffee
lb
62-82
Tea
DeLuxe
auantitv
lb
....1.0s
Blended
33
Graoefrult
.ly
Tomatoes.
20-oz.
ea
18
26-oz
24
aHuoii
j
;
i.
.tile.
20
'i.
mi.
lor
2"
;
ttt-nz
3
I
tannert
trulls
Pineapple,
crushed
33
1
Pieces.
20-oz
4:
Anricots.
20-oz
30
:;
rries,
aiv
y,
20-oi,.
38
LoKanbcrries.
20-oz
.29
(-cacnes.
choice
24
Lara
Pure,
lb
24
.-norteninn
-
31
SoaD
great
credit
to
themselves
and
the
school.
To
principal
John
S.
Wilson
goes
high
commendation
for
staging
such
a
successful
operetta.
He
paid
tribute
to
the
fine
work
of
Mrs.
Doris
Cobb
who
planned
and
made
the
costumes.
Miss
Larson
and
Miss
Adlard
had
trained
the
rhythm
band.
Miss
Trotter
and
Mrs.
Stone
had
done
a
good
Job
and
the
smooth
performance
was
due
to
the
effective
work
behind
the
scenes.
Miss
Larson
as
pianist
had
a
very
heavy
responsibility
and
excelled
in
accompanying
soloists,
choruses
and
dancers.
8.
A.
Cheese-rhan
was
in
charge
of
business
arrangements.
The
children
in
the
various
groups
were:
'King's
Guards
Howard
Jo-hanscn,
Donald
Martinusen,
Rocky
Terry,
Donald
Way,
Carlo
Hansen,
Eugene
Mah,
Christo
Furnlotls,
Oeorge
Thaln,
Billy
Watmough,
Tommy
Oraham,
Joe
Scott,
John
McLeod,
Larry
Eyt-cheson,
Irwin
Rensvold,
Craig
Oliver,
Tom
Long,
Russell
McNeil,
Billy
Greene,
Bobby
Mitchell,
Alan
Laird,
Grant
Ronson.
Courtiers
Jackie
Gustafson,
Thelma
Pavllkls,
Marion
Evans,
Lorn
a
Dutton,
Danny
Newfleld,
Francis
Rowe,
Dick
Flood.
Sunny's
Little
Ha
Ha's
Ole
Led,
Peggy
Anne
Dominate,
Jean
Anderson,
Sylvia
Cherry,
Roberta
Reld.
Patsy
Phillipson,
Al-leyn
Ritchie,
Art
Nickerson,
Larry
Parent,
Harold
Hill,
Glen-don
Smith,
Eddie
Gormely,
Felix
Wright,
Arnelle
Rhodes,
Larry
Toms.
Honey
Bees
Gall
Berg,
Leona
Mae
Dominate,
Joanne
Prockter,
Muriel
Prockter,
Nita
Welse,
An-
ALWAYS
$(PWfi
AWSlPMIAW
Claire
Valentin,
Claudette
Williams.
Sticks
Evelyn
Rowe,
Darlene
Farfeniuk,
Ronald
Gasinlus,
D.
McMeekln,
Lorraine
Love,
Lorraine
Jackson.
Jingle
Clogs:
Judy
Phillipson,
Eileen
Howe,
Roddy
McLeod,
Kathryn
Stewart,
Donna
Wies-r.er.
Larry
Eby.
Triangles:
Jeff
Toms,
Dayle
Faught,
Daryle
Davidson,
Tommy
Zornick.
Cymbals:
Loree
Faught.
GrM
f
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no
Hn
1ft
Mnnrv,'cake"...l"r..."T'ior
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P'ate
must
be
nervous.
Try
thaw
Salmon
L
1
lb.
Canneo:
1
)-j
cups
crumljs;
5
a
2
tbsp.
Ip'
lemon
rinJ:s
Direclimn-
J
cruml
'
stirring
t"'
beaten
tg!!'
over
hot
nf
for
5
min
Cool
sliik'J'
lessoning
''-rind
tnd
fri
beaten
est
,!
well
r'
:
Flex-o-lntor
a
unit
ofinch-spari'd
fine
vireg
firparatfR
padding
from
lot
h
surface
of
the
(Aprinx
unit
.
.
.
no
more
saKfiinfi,
lumping,
t
h
i
n
n
i
ng
a
Iwayv
f
in
o
o
1
h
k
I
e
r
p
i
n
f
fr
years
longer
than
ever
before!
H
eat-more
Fli'x-o-lalor-eipMfiped
nialtreHKCf)
offer
you
this
far
uprrior
kind
of
a
niffht')
retsl
for
ear
to
come.
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100
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inette
Youngman,
Carol
Nelson,
j
Eugenia
Christy,
Katherinc
I
Christy,
Linda
Strachan,
Jackie
'
Micholuk.
Flowers
Jo-Anne
Lunn,
Lorna
I
Nelson,
Alberta
Renwick,
Marg
;
inhott'
hi.,
in
35H"
HOMEWARD
BOUND
aret
Leighton,
Lorraine
Julian,
Georgina
Raabe,
Patsy
Faulkner,
Suzanne
Kergin,
Shirley
Eytche-son,
Margaret
Strachan,
Joan
Bennett.
Rhythm
Band
Drums:
Raymond
Oakey,
Allan
MacDonald,
NG
C0NTR01
,
Gregor
McLeod.
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Bells:
Kathleen
Gormely,
Pat
Greene,
Judy
Rossitor,
Eleanor
Peterson.
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Now
the
wind
blows
hard
from
the
cast-nor'-cast
Our
ship
she
sails
ten
knots
at
least
.....
Huzza,
we're
homeward
bound
!
For
over
a
century
Lamb's
Navy
has
been
the
call
of
those
who
know
good
rum.
Smooth
and
mellow,
it
is
matured,
blended
and
bottled
in
Britain
of
the
finest
Demerara
rums.
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Tambourines:
Patsy
Mah.
BROADWAY
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prevnnl
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ON
THE
VATCH
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THE
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MATTRESS
AT
YOUR
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