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Rupert
Dally
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Tuesday,
March
7,
1950
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Sunday
Bowling
League
Schedule
1
March
26
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R.
Plumbing
vs
iComm.
Hotel;
Grotto
vs
99
Taxi;
L.C.B.
vs
W
E
A
C.;
Savoy
vs
Royal
Hotel
I
April
2
L.C.B.
vs
Royal
Hotel:
March
19
Royal
Hotel
v.
:
WE-A.C.
vs
Savoy;
Comm.
Hotel
Grotto:
Comm
Hotel
vs
L.C.B
.;
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vs
GroUo;
99
Taxl
vs
P!umfc-vs
Sawy
vs
89
Taxi;
P.R.
Plumbing
W.E.A.C.
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Halibut
Skipper
Chamber
Member
For
the
first
time
a
halibut
boat
owner
has
become
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
The
Chamber,
in
accepting
the
application
for
membership
of
Ole
Stegavlg,
president
of
the
Halibut
Vessel
I
Owners'
Association
and
owner
(and
captain
of
the
fishing
vessel
,
Cape
Spear,
last
night
expressed
!
the
hope
that
he
would
not
be
!
the
last.
In
fact,
members
of
jthe
chamber
commented
on
the
;
desirability
of
more
active
operator
in
the
fishing
industry
tak
WHAT'S
UP
JACK?
The
old
Manassa
Mauler
himself
is
finding
it
difficult
to
learn
who
is
mauling
who
in
this
beef-trust
epic.
Jack
Dempsey,
refereeing
in
Toronto,
peeks
from
behind
three
wrestlers.
The
Villains.
Straniilor
Bob
Wanner,
left,
and
Nanln
OVER
FOUR
yfirs
nin
MUM!
puonsned
or
uispiayecl
or
by
the
Government
Columbia
(nDKMMiB
Singh,
right,
have
Yukon
Eric,
in
a
serious
situation.
Yukon
Eric
was
billed
to
take
on
Wagner
and
Singh
one
at
a
time.
But
the
two
snakes-in-the-gi
ass
broke
the
rules.
However.
Our
Htro
Eric
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embarrassed!
It
was
Dr.
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BONE
CHINA
and
SAUCERS
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Seven
Teams
For
Tourney
Native
Teams
to
Compete
For
Coveted
Trophies
Seven
teams
are
entered
in
this
year's
Northern
British
Columbia
tournament
which
open
Wednesday
at
the
Civic
Centre
Th'!s
is
the
fourth
annual
event
of
this
nature
and
the
competing
teams
will
be
Port
Simpson,
Son
of
Kincolith,
Metlakatla,
Greenville,
Kitkatla.
Kitimaat,
and
Bella
Bella.
Four
ot
1st
year's
entrant-
Be!
la
Ccola,
AiyanUh,
Masset
and
Hartley
Bay
are
not
entered
this
year
because
of
transportation
and
housing
difficulties.
i
There
are
two
new
entries.
Kincolith.
competing
again
p.fte
a
tao
year
lav-off,
and
Bella
la,
in
competition
for
the
first
time.
Port
Simpson
has
only
one
entry
this
year
with
the
Y.
P.
E.
A
and
Athletic
CU:b
teams
combining
to
make
one
strong
team
for
this
all-important
play-off.
The
teams
will
compete
for
two
trophies-the
B
C.
Packer'.
.iWrtid,
eui'uieir.aiic
ol
the
Northern
B.
C.
Native
Championship,
and
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
trophy
which
goes
to
the
v.
inner
of
th
consolation
round.
Kitimaat.
ai.iner
lor
two
uc-:-cssive
years,
will
again
have
a
tsrong
team
on
the
floor.
They
have
their
hiurt
aeorinir
ceiiLie
Chi
is
Wilson,
in
their
line-up.
Last
year
Chris
won
the
most
valuable
player
trophy
for
the
ccond
time
Rod
in
vesterdav's
practice
session
he
looked
Just
as
big
a
threat
'as
ever.
'
Metlakatla,
winners
of
the
ofMi.sctltion
round
and
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
tronby
are
strong
contenders
for
this
year's
championship.
They
hive
been
takir.e
lessons
from
ca"ch
'
Aiv'iis
MacPhee
of
the
Jets,
making
a
special
trip
to
town
each
Saturday
lor
this
extra
coaching.
The
competition
orenized
by
the
Native
Basketball
Association
will
again
be
directed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Referees'
Association
who
will
provide
all
officials.
This
afternoon
the
Nati
Association
held
a
meeting
to
draw
for.
the
initial
flight
nhictj
gets
underway
tomorrow
evening.
Tne
winner
of
this
year's
tournament
iil
have
the
option
of
meeting
Prince
Rupert
Jets
lr
the
B.
C.
Senior
"B"
semi-finals.
It
will
be(de?ided
at
this
after-
noon's
meeting
if
this
option
is
to
be
exercised.
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adveriscmnt
is
not
published
or
lisplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
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or
y
the
Government
o(
British
Columbia.
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VANCOUVEk
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Chilcotln
Tuesday,
1
:30
p.m.,
Coqultlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
ANI
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
U
pm.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
as.
Chilcotln
March
3
and
17
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
as
Chilcotln
Feb.
24,
Mar.
10
and
24,
10
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
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ally
emerged
victorious.
Three
Rinks
Undefeated
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INFANTRYMAN
OF
THE
ARCTIC
L.-Cpl.
A.
Wood
of
Westlock,
Alta.,
is
shown
in
trie
gear
that
the
well
dressed
soldier
wears
for
fighting
in
the
Arctic.
He
is
taking
part
in
Exercise
Eweetbrlar,
the
Canada-US.
manoeuvres
in
the
ragged
stretches
of
the
Yukon
lyhn
norlh
of
Whitehorse.
The
white
parka
is
a
perfect
camouflage
against
the
snow
covered
hills
and
the
gcggles
give
much
needed
protection
from
glare.
The
cltohing
has
been
designed
by
the
army
to
retain
a
maximum
of
body
heat
in
the
sub-zero
temperatures.
654
fit
.
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after
two
rounds
yesterday,
Cliff
Munahan'E
Edmonton
rink
and
Curl
Amussen
of
Kitchener.
Ontario,
advanced
in
the
curlinr
championship
here.
MuiTfllian's
rink
defeated
Northern
Ontaria
13
to
12
in
the
first
round
mid
New
Brunswick
12
to
9
In
the
second.
Amussen's
Ontario
squad
nip-
l'"(l
Saskatcli
hewun
9
to
G
in
tiie
first
round
a
nd
Manitoba
11
to
U
in
the
.second.
Undefeated
too,
with
victories
over
British
Columbia
and
Prince
Edward
Island,
was
Barney
Haines
of
Bridgwater,
Nova
Sco
tia,
skipping
a
voiinc
rink.
Two
other
rinks.
Northern
On-
i
rio
and
British
Columbia,
in-
:
cheated
last
night
that
they
might
be
shaking
off
first
round
defeats
with
wins.
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
suffered
second
setbacks
along
with
Prince
Edward
Island.
;
New
Brunswick
and
Quebec,
after
first
round
victories,
found
the
uoing
heavy
and
dropper;
contests.
,
Advertise
u,
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Daily
News!
SAYS
HE'S
100
HAS
100
Wi
.
West
Africa's
famed
Fon
oi
Bikcm
tribe,
Ls
shown
at
eae
in
hi6
African
compound,
where
he
lives
with
his
110
wives.
A
.special
UN.
mission
sent
to
look
ink)
the
Fan's
polygamous
-state
reported'
back
to
the
U.N.
last
wek
j
with
the
conclusion
that
the
African
custom
of
plur
il
marriage
is
at
leat
partly
a
means
of
sustenance
to
the
worn-
n.
and
none
are
held
by
duress.
It
Is
common
practcie
for
the
African
chiefs
to
take
as
wives
all
the
firsi,-'.)orn
daughters
and
all
female
twins
of
certain
families
within
their
tribes,
or
to
give
the
girls
in
marriage
to
their
attendants
and
sons.
In
addition
to
this
much-married
state,
the
Fon
told
the
investigating
committee
that
he
was
not
the
80
years
of
age
people
thought
he
was.
He
insisted
that
he
was
more
than
100.
ing
part
in
the
affairs
ol
the
or
ganization.
J.
S.
Lindsay,
automobile
dealer
was
also
elected
to
membership
in
the
chamber.
Royal
Hotel
Has
Bowling
Cinch
With
enly
five
mole
weeks
of
(
the
Sunday
Ten
Pin
Bow'.ing
I'ptier'ii!,.
In
p.o,
the
teams
are
butlins
tor
ni.nv-ofl
positions.
The
Royal
Hotel
squad
pretty
well
have
the
number
one
spot
al'
wrapped
tip.
However,
the
other
tnioe
p;ay-olf
spots
are
J
very
nurh
in
doubt
every
neme
counts.
The
Grotto
squad
are
hanging
desperately
on
to
their
two
point
ede
for
the
runner-up
position.
J;e
Davis
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Plumber.'
took
hidiviudal
honors
on
Sunday
as
his
bi
224
va.-;
hiuh
sinrle
for
the
day
and
j
his
S3G'
a';?res;.te
took
the
hih
1
tinee
honors.
Jack
Lindsay
pounded
out
554
pins
to
put
himself
on
top
for
the
hi:;h
ave.-r.ue
honors.
Jack's
averupe
of
172
leads
both
the
Sunday
and
the
Friday
sections
ol
the
league
Sunday's
results
were:
Grotto
3
p.!its
738.
830.
830
2404:
Savoy
Hotel
1
point
RIG.
732.
7532351.
99
Taxi
-4
points
762
868,
824
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703.
8'-'2.
7372207.
Prince
Rutserl
Plumbers
799..
071.
8!(l-
14331
point:
Roval
Hotel
3
points
859,
819,
813
2520.
W.
E.
A.
C
3
points
-779.
BGC.
804-2599:
Commercial
Hotel
1
point
-781,
&30.
840
2457
Slant1
in-'s
in
the
Sunday
Sec
tion
of
the
Ten
Pin
League
is
on
follows:
Roval
Hotel
31
Grotto
.'
22
'
W.
E.
A.
C
20
'
Pr.
Run.
Phnnbln-t
18
Commercial
Hotel
17
99
Tax:
...
17
j
Pivov
Hotel
14
Liquor
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HOUSEKEEPING
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Of
Yar-
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mouth
landladies
are
going
back
to
school.
Their
lesson:
how
to
rim
a
boarding
house.
T
h
e
better-boarding-houses
"Ci'rse
is
sponsored
by
the
Yar-.ith
Education
Committee
and
.
ers
four
concentrated
studies
on
cookery,
waiting
on
table,
bakery
and
the
general
business-of
running
a
boarding
house.
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birthday
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