prlnrc
tlupcrt
Daflj?
rectos
Tuesday.
July
5,
1949
STOCK
RAINBOW
LAKE
Coiitlnued
from
Page
1)
Sn
earlier
effort
to
have
anglers'
licenses
made
available
for
BATTERY
WINS
(Continued
from
Page
4)
f
it
u
it.
'
:
g
'
j
sale
In
hardware
and
sporting
'
I
goods
shops
In
addition
to
the
IJLVO
-ACT
,
ltiotlo
Dtatrtct
of
Land
Rwordlnl
r
uut
ultuat
pprolmtly
.
KUtlKMt
Of
th-ora
of
L'--
uuric
it
V.
WrtKht
a,
H
C
i
oreupatlon
houw!(,
to
aanlf
fu
prrmlmkm
to
Uw
folkrtrtnE
d-scrlbcj
at
a
pot
ptantrt
t
wi..urH1.uri
Corner
of
Lot
4357,
Make
tea
double
strength
and
while
still
hot
pour
into
glasses
filled
with
cracked
ice
.
.
.
Add
sugar
and
lemon
to
taste.
game
office.
Commissioner
Cunningham
told
the
meeting
that
a
request
should
be
made
to
the
Commission
through
the
game
warden
'and
that
the
Com-
hut
Morgan
cleared
nicely.
F.
Gomez
made
headway.
Then
D.
Gomez
set
up
Ward
who
scored
with
a
long
high
drive
that
Krause
reached
but
could
not
hold.
Baxter
and
Newbolt
combined
nicely
but
F.
Gomez
de
mtsskm
would
pass
on
the
ommendation
to
the
depart
..."
j
l
e
i
'
'
l
Jt
T
rv
3
t
v
m
.w.i...
North:
ttwne
20
k
ment
of
finance,
which
controls
the
revenues
from
fishing
licenses.
Ik,
fended
stubbornly.
Battery
pressed
and
farced
a
corner.
Ward'a
well
taken
corner
had
Krause
beaten
but
Eby
headed
Wrt;
tkenc
chains
South;
me
20
chains
Emit
along:
c
to
point
ol
coramenOHnint
1
1
-.
A
similar
request
made
to
the
Government
Agent's
office
here
lfrflrf
IlCnC
resulted
in
a
reply
to
the
effect
j
Y
lvyl
nLixt-"
uiinltiK
acrea.
ut
'-
B
the
MMtU)n
of
Lo4
4T
which
,
beii
wt
aside
as
an
Indian
ctm-ry
and
U
contained
In
the
above
nuai.Ml
property.
V
E(
W1ERT
WRIOHT.
1
t.lat,
in
the
past,
ine
praciice
oi
'filing
anglers'
licenses
through
VISIT
SOUTH
J
June
iiard.
llrw.
(156)
I.
I
f"
'
-'.)
I
WIS
J-
srjijrtlng
goods
shops
had
re-aulU'd
in
complications
over
collections.
However,
licenses
would
be
placed
far
sale
at
the
decorations.
Guests
were
received
by
the
mothers
of
the
bridal
pair.
The
bride's
mother
wore
an
evening
gown
of
black
crepe,
set
off
with
white
accessories
and
corsage
of
pijnk
csr-nations.
The
mother
"of
the
groom
was
gowned
in
black
crepe
crowned
with
a
pink
hat
and
corsage
of
pink
carnations
A
three-tier
wedding
cake
adorned
the
bride's
table,
flank-
ciear.
Legion
forwards
combined
nicely
but
Morgan
cleared
competently
from
Armstrong.
Veltch
fed
his
forwards
but
Smith
tent
them
back.
Ward
was
dangerous.
Then
D.
Gomea
shot
Just
past
as
Battery
started
to
press
again.
Veltch
drove
a
beauty
that
Krause
did
well
to
push
over
the
bar.
Legion
attached
but
Morgan
cleared
Armstrong's
hard
drive.
Seconds
later
Morgan
was
forced
to
punch
clear
again
as
the
Battery
defense
had
a
weak
moment.
F.
Gomez
cleared
strongly
Canadian
Legion
office
In
addi
Miss
Gloria
Ann
Sawka
Is
Bride
of
Broraon
Bussey
A
gown
of
traditional
white
satin
was
worn
by
Gloria
Ann
Sawka
when
she
became
the
bride
of
Alan
Bronson
.Bussey
IN
h
HE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
i
BK1TIHH
COLUMBIA
I
IN
PROBATE
Ttfj:
MATTER
OF
THE
"ADMIN
i
IHTRATION
ACT"
I
AND
--A
i
J
J.
;
j
.
J
'
-
-
tion'
to
the
game
office.
.
Mr.
Cunningham
said
that
in
other
parts
of,
the
province
it
is
c
ustamaiy
for
hardware
and
sporting
goods
Shops
to
handle
anglers'
licenses.
However
Mr
'
Cmninc;hnm
at
First
United
Church
here
!
at.ed
bv
white
candles
in
silver
th
Mutlrr
Hi
I
lie
Ettate
af
tut
ftnilth.
Hereaoeri.
!iilelate
I'AKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
i
Honour
Jude
W.
O.
Fulton,
nil
uuyr
of
the
Hupreme
Court
of
itiall
Columbia.
I
wsa
on
the
24th
8
p.m.,
Thursday,
June
30.
Rev.
candlesticks.
Toast
to
the
brule
!
George
Sendall,
of
First
Pres-!was
proposed
by
Dr.
L.
W.
Ker-Jbyttriun
Church
conducted
the
gin,
with
response
by
the
groom.
a
Parkhouse
to
D.
Gomez
-J
June,
AD
1J49.
appointed
and
said,
sale
or.
Dig
garue
licenses
ri.p
Toast
to
the
bridesmaids
was
through
such
channels
will
not
The
bride
daughter
of
Mr.
oe
aiioweu.
ine
nuuy
vaucuci
I
nri
,.,
Willinm
Rnwka
7ft4
EAST
MEETS
WEST
Former
members
of
the
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps
from
all
parts
of
Canada
gathered
In
Toronto
during
the
week-end
for
a
reunion.
A
banquet,
business
session
and
church
parade
were
features
of
the
program-
Here
Edna
Smith,
left,
of
Moncton,
N.B.,
farthest
east
point
represented,
and
Joyce
Hassell,
right,
of
Powell
River,
B.
C-
look
over
the
program
with
Sgt.
Pearl
Aplin
of
Toronto,.
'
(C,
P.
Photo)
i
1
of
big
game
licenses
available
j
Seventh
Avenue
wu
was
at
often
confuses
inexperienced
,
tended
by
rie
mln
iraUir
of
the
fcstate
of
Joe
move
resulted
111
the
latter
DUSh-iitnl
Deceaned.
late
of
Tulsequuh,
.
.
,,
w
u
n
1
Columbia,
who
died
on
the
ln
the
ba
Past
KUS
but
h
y
of
September.
i4,
at
Tui-
Referee
Woodside
disallowed
British
Columbia,
aii
per-
the
goal
as
the
play
was
obvl-
.
Jfiflebtrd
to
the
said
eatate
are
.
offside.
,.,-,
At
the
other
,
lv,
.
end
.
d
to
par
the
amount
of
their
dnean
to
me
forthwith,
and
j
Armstrong
shot
ast
past.
Leg-rhona
having
claims
asainat
the
ion
attacked
again
with
Arm-
proposed
by
the
groomsman
with
response
by
Neil
Siromdal.
A
highlight
of
the
reception
was
the
introduction
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Graham
Shute,
uncle
and
aunt
of
the
groom,
yho
v.ith
'
...
-
-
ierbyi
maid-of-honor,
and
Miss
prosecutions
have
resulted
be-!
.
'
.
.
.
..
Edith
Jordan
and
Miss
Elsie
cause
hunters
have
been
sold
.....
.
.
.
.
,
.,
.
...
Mintenko,
bridesmaids
.
their
small
son,
Dale,
had
motor-
10TII
INNING
HOMK
Rl'N
(Continued
from
Page
4)
Army
de-
iaie
are
requirea
vo
uie
in
,
g(rona
COmln(r
comlnB
plnu
eume.
.
s,e
Dronerlv
verified
on
orlslrons
Hie
wrung
type
Ol
ULriiatra
wiicu
The
groom,
who
is
the
second
ed
from
their
home
in
Boston,
fense
was
tangled
but
Mazzone
nnl
nftpr
a
nn
ri
icnlii
r
t,vnp
of
'..r
the
lt
day
of
August.
1649.
Ferguson
were
generally
able
to
tain
dew."
The
ffeld
should
be
hold
the
Legion
attack.
Maz-
nice
and
clean
for
the
next
regu-sone
was
a
sound
half,
Veitch
larly
scheduled
match
in
the
set
up
his
forwards
nicely
and
North
Etax
somneUtion
f
ihe
Just
mised
with
a
hard
drive
in
game
between
Canadian
Leijlon
the
second
half
T.
Gomez
and
General
Motors
to
be
played
tame
-
.
-
son
of
Capt
and
Mrs.
Wrilliam
The
Game
Comml.sion
is
try-
Bussey-
309
Ei8htn
A"
East,
cleared.
Battery
forwards
combined
well
and
forced
the
play.
From
A.
Gomez
wll
taken
cor
Prince
Rupert
'
-
-AB
R
II
PO
A
ins
to
animal
l"uunl
u
oncK
put
predatory
ner.
Parkhouse
drove
the
ball
a
scientific
basis
hunting
on
ling
which
distribution
will
be
tdm
j
having
retard
only
to
uch
lm
of
which
I
"hall
have
been
tlfiarl
AT1
D
at
Atlln,
Brltlah
rolumbla.
:s
3f.
ri
day
of
June.
194K
ALBERT
EDWARD
RODDIS
Official
Administrator
1
Atlln,
B.
C.
'
(159
past
Krause
fo,
the
Battery's
j
J.
ame'
iTlL:
standine
to
date:
0
!
and
is
hiring
predator
hunters
uiven
m
marriage
by
her
father,
the
bride
looked
radiant
in
a
gown
of
white
satin
with
second
counter.
"ihut
these
are
scarce
and
cliff
i-0
1
cult
to
find,
he
said.
B.
Sim'undson
ss
5
0
0
0
0
j
I
M.Simundsoncf
5
110
0
'
S.
Corn
well
cf
..
5
0
0
2
1
D.
Abel
c
3
0
0
0
14
!
N.
Pavlikis
If
....
4
2
14
0
C.
Dahl
lb
4
1
2
10
1
I
T.
Arney
3b
3
0
0
1
1
I
D.
Scherk
2b
....
4
0
0
3
3
wvfinc.
uiu
wfii,
nis
corner
re-1
,.,
I
W
L
D
F
A
P
suiting
in
the
Battery
second
H(.avy
Bty
5
0
H
,
J0
goal.
Vuckovich
tried
hard.!
can.
Legion
..
1
4
0
7
10
2
Parkhou.se
scored
one
of
the'
Gen.
Motors
....
1
3
0
4
12
2
arriving
here
in
timefo.-
the
wedding.
Latter
part
of
the
evening
was
spent
in
dancing
to
music
by
Andy,
McNaugton
and--
"Pop"
Riel
at
the
piano.
The
bride
and
groom
left
on
the
Prince
Rupert
at
midnight
for
Vancouver,
where
Ufey,
vill
take
up
residence.
The-
groom
will
write
examinations
I
in
electrical
refrigeration,
a
course
which
he
completed
at
Winnipeg
recently.
For
travelling,
the
bride
chose
Battery
continued
to
press.
Vuckovich
showed
some
neat
footwork.
Krause
cleared
shak
long
lace
sleeves
and
round
neckline.
He
rtrailing
veil
was
carried
by
little
Loretta
Vaecher
whose
dress
was
also
of
white
satin,
ily.-
Smith
cleared
strongly,
but
Battery
goals
and
drove
hard
all
Yaw
Saw
't
in
The
News!
i
Aertlse
In
tfte
Ually
News.
I
uppru
,th(
way.
D.
Gomez
played
his
J.
Rosedale
p
..
4
0
0
9
1
D.
Letourneau
p
0
0
0
1
0
driving
game.
and
three-year-old
Dennis
V.
Sawka,
nephew
of
the
bride
who
wore
an
Eton
jacket
with
bow
tie.
The
bride's
bouquet
was
Sport
Shots
Commissioner
Cunningham
and
Inspector
Gill,
whe
arrived
here
from
the
Queea
Charlotte
Islands,
made
a
survey
of
game
eomltions
and
prospects
there.
'
The
Commissioner
said
that
he
hoped,
"by
this
time
next
year,
to
have
mountain
goat
liberated
on
the.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
also
squirrel
and
beaver."
He
was
not
in
favor
of
releas
and
set
up
the
first
goal.
Ward,
always
fast
and
dangerous,
scored
the
first
Battery
goal
with
a
fine
shot.
Eby
cleared
well.
F.
Oomez
and
Dunbar
combined
to
stop
Armstrong
and
Baxter.
Parkhouse
was
nearly
through
again
as
the
final
whistle
sounded
with
4
29
21
3
itill
H.
37
4
Ketchikan
AB
R
a
three-piece
suit
of
grey
gabardine
with
navy
accessories.
I
Once
a
crackerjack
track
former
herself,
Myrtle
(Mon
H
PO
2
1
dULGER
Krause
did
well
In
goal
i
the
Battery
the
winners
by
two
of
American
Beauty
roses.
The
church,
which
was
filled
with
friends,
was
banked
with
a
myriad
of
early
summer
blooms
for
the
occasion.
Miss
Weatherby
was
eowned
had
no
chance
with
the
shots
treal
Stan
Cook
believes
Can
B.
Taylor
ss
....
6
Carol
Bass
3b
..
5
G.
Jones
rf
4
0
1
that
got
by.
Smith
was
effective,
Eby
was
very
safe.
Brem
goals
to
nil.
;
Teams:
Battery
Morgan;
Durjbar,
Prince
Rupert
Florist
adian
girls
aspiring
to
berths
on
the
Dominion's
team
for
the
i
ing
mink,
however,
because
of
,
D.
Contrcras
lb
5
16
OPTOMETRIST
I
300
3rd
Ave.
3ox
516
Tel.
7T7
Ypllnnrt
T3-iii.
-
n,m
v,n.,A
ner
worked
hard.
other
in
plnlt
tafetta,
while
Miss
Jor-
I
Diiii.ui
CJiiuuc
iamco
win
iiac
Tnm
nenn
n
....
5
0
the
threat
they
posed
to
wild
life.
.
1,1
.VllllllblUll
V.
Flowers
for
AH
Occasions
played
a
hard
uiivuis
sunr.
to
do
a
lot
of
homework
to
Bussanich
if
....
2
dan
wore
a
gown
of
yellow
brocade.
Miss
Mintenko's
gown
was
Hone
of
the
immediate
con
John
Bulger
Ltd.
the
the
reach
standards
committee.
She
set
by
admits
Greer
was
very
effective
and,
as
usual,
didn't
waste
a
thing.
.Newbold
did
well
far
his
first
H.
Erickson
If
1
B.
Eastnn
1
Ferguson,
Veitch.
F.
Oomez,
A.
Gomez,
Vuckovich,
Parkhouse,
D.
Gomez,
Ward.
Legion
Krause;
Smith,
Eby,
Bremner,
Yelland,
Greer,
New-bold,
Baxter,
Armstrong,
Alex
Third
Avenus
Advertise
in
tne
Daiiy
News!
standards
are
tough
they're
Th
,K
k
strucuon
oi
a
nsn
navcneiy
u
of
mauve
brocade.
All
wore
this
district
must
be
delayed,
he
matching
noral
headdresses
with
told
the
meeting.
Policy
of
the
wnjte
ribbons.
wurmng
mr-eiy
alongside'
identical
to
those
for
last
sum-
Baxter
wno
played
his
usual
xVincent
ss
0
L.
Bass
cf
5
mer's
Olympics.
But
she
feels
,j
ITrtro
wora
irA-nn
neat
pasing
game.
ander,
Murray.
Referee
S.
P.
Woodside.
Armstrong
that
is
as
it
should
be
for
com
G.
Russell
p
....
5
of
hatoheries
in
the
north,
but'
"
the
work
is
beginnin
In
the
XJS
?
7?
i
the
""gan
in
prelude
to
Cariboo
and
will
be
carried
f'ayed
petition
at
the
games
will
be
Linesmen
P.
Bond,
M.
Hal-
ft
l""
ucicjuuiiy
aiiu
auring
me
north
as
time
and
funds
allow.
formance
of
girls
from
the
vorsen.
COMMENTS:
It
was
a
good
game
to
watch
spearheaded
most
Legion
attacks
but
was
given
little
chance
to
shoot.
Alexander
tried
hard.
D.
Murray
was
fast,
and
crossed
some
fine
eentres.
This
game
was
played
in
spite
of
continuously
falling
"moun-
signing
of
the
register.
A
i.
i
.
Following
the
business
session,.
I'
44
5
14
30
15
4
For
Bussanich
In
sixth.
"Batted
for
Bussanich
in
fifth.
xTaken
out
in
first
inning.
"
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goal
but
had
little
to
do.
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and
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two
outdoor
color
films
shown,
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at
Valhalla
hall
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adorned
with
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by
Mr.
Cunningham.
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Mr.
Cunningham
and
Mr.
Giiii
left
for
the
interior
today.
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saw
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The
News.
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a
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Results.
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Dry
Battery
Co.
of
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other
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countries
last
summer.
Myrtle,
who
anchored
Canada's
record-shattering
relay
team
In
the
Olympic
games
of
1928,
rates
Pat
Jones
of
Vancouver
as
the
Dominion's
best
runner
at
the
moment.
She
says
the
220
Is
the
toughest
and
most
Important
race.
The
com-'
mittee
wants
i.
done
In
26
sec-'
onds
and
Myrtle
recalls
that
was
her
own
time
for
the
distance
once
at
Hamilton
but
she
left
the
track
horizontal.
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Empire
games
trials
are
scheduled
for
Toronto
July
151
and
16.
Myrtle
thinks
Pat
Jones
-and
Toronto's
Viola
Myers,
both
finalists
In
last
summer's
Olympics,
should
be
able
to
reach
the
11.2
asked
for
the
century.
Elaine
Silburn
of
Montreal
and
Pat
Jones
are
Myrtle's
choices
for
reaching
the
17'
6"
,
required
for
the
broad
jump.
She's
pretty
certain
the
pair
will
represent
Canada
in
other
,
events,
too,
because
in
Miss
Cook's
books
both
are
versatile
track
stars.
The
Canadian
girls
will
stand
their
best
chances
In
the
relays,
Myrtle
believes,
and
f
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the
East
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the
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carefully.
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following
models
In
stock
at
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for
Immediate
delivery:
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Express
.
132"
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and
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of
Prince
Rupert
for
1949
are
lagging
behind
1948.
The
revenue
for
June
this
year
amounted
to
$37,392.10,
compared
with
$60,188.90
in
the
same
month
of
1948,
bringing
the
total
for
1949's
first
six
months
to
$236,436.09,
as
against
$264,-056.29
in
the
first
half
of
last
year.
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colour
or
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the
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from
heat
and
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in
half
-bottle
of
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don't
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to
"boil
down"
your
jam
to
make
it
set,
practically
no
juice
can
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away
in
steam.
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of
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slightly
and
prevent
floating
fruit.
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into
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average
yield
of
50'o
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in
fruit
which
makes
jams
"jam"
and
jellies
"jell"
extracted
and
concentrated
for
easier,
quicker,
better
jam
and
jelly
making.
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name
"Certo"
is
a
trade-mark.
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78
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'
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lasts
why
not
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jam
and
jelly
for
those
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winter
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