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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
S;iturdny,
December
9.
1950
IN
THE
BASKET
ntimi(l
from
pace
5)
!
again.
Like
Sev
Duminato
he
is
Inn
coarhe's
dream
but
he
lias
Today
6:S0
9:00
I-
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n
,
.
hi
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I1BEIIIII1IERIIII
Waterfront
Sunday
Midnite
..
Mondo
-
I
that
color
and
color
sells
at
the
plans
but
I
find,
if
I
don't
write;
box
office.
what
people
tell
me.
I
just
don't
Word
reaches
us
from
Calgary
wrii;'
;iiul
there's
no
sense
wi
it-
that
our
Doug
Shier,
the
fireball
ihl;
if
yo.i
don't
rite
about
what
of
the
Brownwoods
Club
for
the
people
le!l
you.
!
past
two
seas'ons,
is
setting
the
According
to
plan
we
are
to
Pace
in
tne
Calgary
senior
league
That
Smi!e
Tells
the
Answer!
""UBS,
Whiffs
-
-
see
tonight
Kupe
Holkestad
back
J"1"1"
""uc
"
"fai,
xoriy-
at
his
oid
stand
at
centre
after
nlne
points
in
the
first
three
.
WM.
LUNDIQAN
VIROINIA
BRUCE
"STATE
DEPT.
FILE
649"
uoinj;
ij;
a
a
spou-v
spotty
job
joo
at
at
guard
guara
since
since
Rf8
his
team
.
k"j"-u.
P'ayed.
Doug
wub
U
us
season
started.
With
Rupe
Plaln8
fr
Calgary
Tech
and
the
For
a
will
po
Jim
Flat
en
also
and
there
RIVER"
Croat
Herring:
Harvest
in
Ogden
Channel
New
Cannery
on
Ocean
Dock
Proceeding
Within
one
period
of
24
hours
the
herring
fleet
has
been
christened
'Dangerous
Doug"
by
his
buddies,
according
to
mess
reports.
i
Brownwoods
are
to
lose
Don
Hartwig
after
the
Christmas
BOYS'
GIF
we
must
admit,
we
see
scoring
pirn
h
where
it
is
most
needed.
1
he.se
moves
will
be
well
ap-plauried
by
the
many
suppor'ers
MONDAY
AND
ot
the
0&.
a
lads
who
have
been
;SPas!
and,
after
the
way
Don
fishing
in
Oeden
Channel
had
taken
a
bumper
catch
TUESDAY
A
lusty,
hrawllnr
advrntnr.
i
iL.
.
.
win
benBreatiyngmisLdeamwith
of
251)0
tons
according
to
the
Department
of
Fish-
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
crying
for
points
since
the
season
began.
Ti
fi'l
in
for
Fiat.en
and
Holk
pierce
sun
on
the
sidelines,
Alex
eries.
Eighteen
seines
were
used.
Total
herrincr
catch
Bill
B1U
will
W.H1
be
be
on
on
8
a
btt
btt
of
of
a
spot
It
and
and
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estad
at
criii.rd
will
be
Smith
and
ior
me
nonnern
suD-aisinci
so
iar
was
oiisy
tons
up
HELENA
CARSnNALD
C
M:,:th,.
nnd
hi
Mr
;w
denntely
concerned.
Jim
For-
'The
Store
for
Dad
and
Lad"
Mv.t
thews,
a
newcomer
from
the'
,
,ue
for
a
Iew
to
z
p.m.
lnursaav.
r
or
tne
southern
sub-district
a
catch
of
3200
tons
was
recorded
"SOUTH
SEA
SINNER"
liniiiiRiMIEI,IIIIIE3,g!S..utli,
has
shown
a
definite
:
L
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Jhs
T
Las
already
en
sieA
by
the
l:r...Aj.
f
e
f
the
game
and
I
up
to
Tuesday,
while
Thursday,
j
Installation
of
boilers
and
elec-'
Shoemen
before
leaving
for
using
11
seines,
1200
tons
were
"c
"nes
will
be
started
in
the
school
new
year.
Preliminary
work
on
coUiii
easily
become
tne
play-maker
for
his
team
if
given
su-llicient
time
to
work
into
shape.
Ansiiis
Macphee
will
show
the
caught.
To
date
19,200
tons
of
herring
is
recorded
for
the
cen
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
Heclrh
Officers
Visiting
Islands
water
lines
has
been
completed!
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
SHOWS
AT
fl?(
il
I
tun
ana
tne
can
making
machine
Installed.
Twenty
men
are
now
employed
In
construction.
The
f.ri
cn.nn
crew
tnniht
for
a
rhan'-'e
nnd
thry
will
still
be
favorites
to
U.ke
their
younger
Rouhu
quart
riv
iri.vp,t:.,'",.
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
district
will
be
made
by
Dr.
CHANDLER'S
S'lTDIO
216
-
4Ui
Street
Box
C45
Phone
Green
339
Prince
Rupert
Future
Stars
Department
Anyone
who
sat
In
011
the
recent
High
School
series
will
readily
admit
that
young
Derrick
Lrtttf-neau
will
provide
many
thrills
for
ttw
customers
in
the
years
to
come.
It's
hard
to
predict
whether
he
will
ever
be
outstanding
due
to
his
stature
but
his
overflowing
enthusiasm
will
plant,
when
completed,
will
have
A.
J.
MacLean
for
Ocean
Fall-,
double
the
capacity
of
the
Car-
j.
W.
Lombard.
Miss
Mary
Mad
Uale
plant,
which
It
replaces.
It
Mlllan.
Mrs.
J.
E
HooTer
i
w
Is
expected
about
150
employees
j
Good,
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
Leask
I
will
be
needed
to
operate
It.
(Miss
V.
Leask,
W
F
Doubt
R-!
Applications
for
employment
E.
W.
Grey,
P.
Peterson
E
Sll-wlll
be
received
after
the
first
lett
and
A
Rrnnl
frU
v......
tral
sub-districts.
Herring
ha3
:
been
pouring
into
Nelson
Bros.
:
Ltd.
reduction
plant
all
thus
1
week
but
has
had
to
be
turned
away
to
plants
down
coast
be-1
cause
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
i
Co.
was
unable
to
furnish
power
I
to
operate
the
Port
Edward
j
plant,
involving
a
serious
loss
j
to
the
company
as
well
as
em-!
ployment
for
workers.
The
big
1
run
is
exceptionally
early
this
;
year.
'Duncan
Black,
director
of
the
opposition
by
a
few
points.
.
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit,
aim
Humor
has
it
that
Boyo
Gur-1
Miss
Freda
Hilton,
senior
public
vieh"
will
be
turning
olit
for
health
nurse,
who
sailed
on
the
Brownwoods
soon
after
January
Coquitlam
last
niht.
.
7
which
is
Yugoslavian
Christ-
Ihe
week's
trip
wi'.l
includo
mas.
Boyo
has
to
lose
some-
5"d
10
go
a
long
way.
DOLL'S
tv,.
.
r
"'ivuu-i
I
J
fl
.
rvi
IH
n
I
tl
1
1
I
I
M
mtW
Ulylnln
i
1
-
visits
to
schools
and
baby
clin-
where
in
the
neighborhood
of!
ics
at
Port
Clements.
Charlotte",
thirty
pounds
before
the
shoe!
E.
A.
Nickrron
sailed
Thurs-City.
Sandspil
and
M.isset.
1m-
concern
can
rH
him
fitted
for.
day
night
on
the
Prince
George
munizations.
tuberculosis
tests
a
uniform.
Then
they
have
to
:
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Vir-and
food
surveys
will
be
marie
unciertake
to
whip
the
lad
intOitoria-
CLOTHES
ZZZZZZZZZZIZZZZI--
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Work
on
the
new
Prince
cannery
of
Canadian
Fish-
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
Chilllwack,
Capt.
O.
Pengelly,
left
here
Thursday
for
Skagway,
Alaska.
Carrying
general
cargo,
she
came
here
from
Vancouver
via
Masset
earlier
that
day.
JjB
Come
c"d
$1-95
as
wen
as
lmormauve
neaiui
.
shape
which
will
take
until
the
lalks.
!
Irishman's
Christmas
which
is
:
March
17.
Mind
you
it
will
be
News
Clasmitas
Make
Sales,
j
good
to
see
Boyo
in
the
show
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
Blue
810
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
Miss
Mary
MacMillan
of
the
ing
Company
on
the
ocean
dock
Columbia
Cellulose
office
here
;
i-s
progressing
on
schedule
ac-sails
on
the
Princess
Louise
this
cording
to
A.
Van
Snellenberg,
afternoon
for
Vancouver
to
mechanical
supervisor
forv
the'
spend
the
Christmas
and
New!
company.
Construction
of
the
Year
holiday
season.
She
is
be-'
cement
floor
for
the
building
Is
ing
accompanied
by
her
mother,
well
under
way
and
should
be
Mrs.
J.
E.
Hooker,
who
has
been
completed
by
Christmas
Mr.
cn
a
brief
visit
here.
Van
Snellenbertr
said
vpstprrfou'
GRAND
J:M?
IMMlLLiim
!
SELECTION
OF
I
Wit.
A.
.
Ciotic
Pool
Ear
Write
lor
mt
BROCHURE
Hollywood,
CtlifT
Sure
Results!
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Want
Ads,
XMAS
a
Listed
on
the
passenger
list
of
j
the
southbound
Prince
Oeorse'
Thursday
night
were
E.
A.
Nic-kerson,
Carl
Hunt,
R.
Kean,
Mrs.
Ingram.
J.
Oable,
P.
E.
Peterson,
J.
M.
loan.
F.
Albertl.
Miss
Booth
L.
Todd,
Miss
A:
Allnor.
R.
Watson,
P.
M.
Ray,
Miss
D.
Booth,
Mrs.
J
A.
Braun,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Turovitch,
W.
O.
Batten,
A.
King,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
LaHuny,
W.
White,
T.
A.
Moore,
T.
R
White,
Mrs.
A.
Savllle,
J.
Evans,
O.
Graham,
E.
Tanlus,
.
Noka-
Greetin
Cards
Priced
from
25
for
Jl
J
I
You
will
be
plecse;
with
our
jmara.
J,
Miller,
N.
8tromd3hl.
Y.
Tanaka,
M.
Morosklta.
K.
Usu:,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Romar,
D.
Oawger.
p.
M:Arthur,
T.
C.
Carter.
H
Leask,
C.
C.
McKenzle,
R.
&aundrs,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Moir
'and
son.
J
Eaves.
D.
Birkinshxh,
J.
Kelley,
M
C.
Been,
P.
McGar-
ity
E.
Panton.
R.
Coslln,
A.
Mc-
E-Achern.
,
-
Gili
Stationery
too!
ic
Wc
hove
just
received
a
shipment
of
ENGLISH
GENUINE
LEATHER
WALLET!
(which
wc
will
gold
initial
five
of
charge
1
SHEAFFER
FOUNTAIN
PENS
Completing
her
final
voyase
j
of
the
fall
on
the
Alaska
route,
j
CPR
steamer
Princess
Louise,!
Capt.
William
Hubenet.
Is
ar-,
riving
(n
port
this
afternoon
from
Skagway
and
other
north-;
ern
points
en
route
to
Vancouver.
Next
voyage
the
Louise
will
be
replaced
for
.the
winter
by
the
Princess
Norah
which
Is
at
present
relieving
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
run.
Passengers
sailing
from
here
on
the
Louise
Include
Miss
L.
Mas-Lean,
Mrs.
T.
O.
Falconer
and
Bfsnft
KnA
Srd
Stnrt
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following
year's
premium.
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