prfnee
Rupert"
Daflp
JScto
Friday,
November
4.
1949
MIXED
BOWLING
LEAGUE
EVENED
.mnawi
farm
ir-mimnii
,
'
Shellout
Awarcls
Made
by
Kinsmen
Additional
prize
winners
in
the
Kinsmen
Hallowe'en
shell-out
drive
were
announced
at
a
meeting
of
the
Kinsmen
Club
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
Wednesday
night.
Winner
of
the
first
prize
COMING!
Be
Wise.
Be
Ready,
When
the
Cold
Weather
Cornea.
Order
Your
COAL
Now
and
be
Warm
and
Comfortable
This
Wintpr.
if
i;
ORDER
TODAY
FROM
.
Call
C51
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Ltd.
,
gULDING
81TPUES
Outstanding
Quality
Marilyn
Farmer,
648,
theatre
tickets
(Gyro).
Amola
Petterson,
648,
theatre
tickets
(Gyro).
Bob
Angus,
1,000
points,
book
theatre
tickets
(Totem).
Plans
for
a
kiddies
Christmas
tree
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
another
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital
Wcl'fc
beguil
at
the
luteting.
A
final
work
pa-ty
of
the
sea
son
consisting
of
.
10
club
members
will
go
to
Lakclse
Lake
this
Delicious
Flavour
week-end
to
complete
work
the
camp
recreational
hall
.nd
prepare
it
for
winter.
;
Chairman
of
the
meetlnga'as
club
President
Ed
Gaiwr.
There
were
21
members
present.
TRAIN
SCHEDULE'
for
the
East-Monday,
WectncSiUty,'
rrtdasr
8:00
pro.
.,,
From
the
East
,
.
'
Tuesday,
ihursday,
Baturda.
10:15
p.m.
t..-."
THE
BENCH
Gurin
Uut
other
day.
He
stop-The
blare
o
,
ped
proceedings
and
ordered
the
,a(,irip
the
St
I
windows
closed.
"A
lew
more
"urt
house
be-1
traffic
tickets
might
help
the
;
ft.
mini
I
-W
situation
"
tie
said.
,
tor
Juct'-e
C.
E
ft
iTV
I
TCSTl
ANNOUNCEMENT
Macey's,
who
had
an
opportunity
to
gain
undisputed
first
place
in
the
Mixed
Bowling
League,
lost
one
game
by
seven
pins
and
another
by
six
pins
to
split
points
with
Handicaps
and
advance
Into
a
first
place
tie
with
Mantion'g.
High
scorers
lor
Wed-nesdayevnln
g
were
A.
McMeekin
of
Headpinners
with
715
for
high
ladies
;thre
game
total;
J.
6hen-
ton
of
Northern
Lights
with
270
hich
ladies'
single
game,
anct
O.
Fhenton
of
Northern
Lights
with
men's
single
game
of
287
and'
j
three
game
total
of
665.
In
other
'
games
Headpinners
won
three
points
from
Hang
ivers,
Bob
Parker
three
points
from
Ideal
!
Cleaners,
Pushovers
four
points
from
Watts
&
Nickmon,
Wharf
jRats
three
points
from
City
Transfer,
Northern
Lights
three
points
from
Booth
School.
Standings
Waccys
.
21
Manson's
21
Pioneers
19
Headpinners
17
Pushovers
ic
Silver
fctieaks
;
13
Blow-Outs
Z
15
Sport
Shop
15
P
R.
Plumbing
14
Conrads
;
13
Ideal
Cleaners
12
Noble
&
Wick
.".
11
Cantels
11
City
Transfer
11
Handicaps
10
Wharf
Rats
10
Hangovers
10
Velvets
9
Northern
Lights
9
Bob
Parker
8
"
C
P.
A
...
7
Booth
School
7
Royal
Blues
2
Watts
&
Nickerson
1
Radio
Dial
CFPR
1240
Kl'scycles
(Subject
to
Change)
CAM
FRIDAY
P.M.
4:15-
Stock
Quotations
and
Interlude
4:30
-Sleepy
Time
Stories
4:45
Harmony
5
:
00
Hen
ry
Morgan
Show
'
;
5:30
Music
from
"Alberta
5:45
Bill
Good
Sports
Review
6:00
Musical
Varieties
HEAVY
EQUIPMENT
The
big
Iron
deposits
of
Labrador
and
Ungava
eventually
will
be
made
accessible
by
a
rail
line
now
being
built
from
the
St.
Lawrence
River
north
shore.
Meanwhile,
heavy
eo.uipnv.nt,
such
as
his
gasoline-operated
shovel,
has
to
be
flown
Ul
by
plane,,
piece
by
piece.
The
shovel
Is
"pitting"
through
the
overburden
at
Garen
No.
1
deposit
as
part
of
the
exploration
activities
In
the
area.
(CP
Photo)
FINE
OLD
Sidney
Gonkk,
Optometrist
ftVV
TOM
J
Graduate
of
Los
Angeles
College
of
Optometry
is
pleased
to
announce
that
he
has
opened
permanent
offices
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
practice
of
Optom-'
.
etry
in
Rooms
23
and
24,
Complete
Visual
Analysis
Glasses
Prescribed
When
Necessary
Besner
Block.
Office
Hours
:
Evenings
by
Appointment
Daily
From
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
Telephone
212
S49
fa
Cesvtitcy
0,
Soft
'i
V
Ship
f
J
by
IAMB
t
SON
US
londonlnqland
flwii
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
vtf
by
the
Govrnn)ent
o(
British
Columbia-
Basketball
Time
Table
1949
-
59
SEASON
Nov.
5
-Stones
vs.
High
School
Rupert
HoU-1
vs.
Boy
Scouts,
Mer
chants
vs.
North
Star,
Co-op
vs.
Brownwoods.
'
Nov.
8-Sea
Cadet
vs.
Kins
-
Thii
dvrrtisflnrnt
is
not
published
or
by
the
Clovcnuwent
6:45
"Saddle
Rockin'
Rhythm"
D
CAFE
10-year-old
PaUsy
Phillipson
who
received
a
bicycle
was
made
known
yesterday.
Miss
Phillipson
who
garnered
12,000
points
in
her
tieket-selling
campaign,
turned
In
$48
to
the
club
to
defray
the
cost
of
the
Hallowe'en
bonfire
parties,
Shell-
out
Chairman
A.
G.
Boas
an
nounced.
,
.
Oner
winners
were:
Jimmy
Currie,
6082
points,
$10
(Conrad).
Carl
Jackson,
5,601
points,
$10
(Gyro
Park).
James
Davidson,
5,907
points,
$10
(Totem
Park).
Thelma
Pavllkis,
7,519
points,
$10
(Totem
Park).
Jimmy
Muirhead,
4,134
$3
(Conrad).
Pat
Wong,
3,000
points,
$5
(Totem
Park).
i
J
Betty
Blairt
2,100,
show
tickets
(Conrad).
Roy
Selvig,
1,178
points;
$5
(Gyro
Park).
Allan
Ritchie,
1,270
points,
theatre
tickets
(Totem).
Norman
Johnson,
830,
theatre
tickets
(Gyro).
,
4f't
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is
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Best
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BAR
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6
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to
1
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DAIL
Just
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J
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Gth
St.
Ph.
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MM
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3
-
men,
Peoples
vs.
Dom's,
Fashion
vs.
Merchants,
High
School
vs.
Co-op.
Nov.
12
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Btones,
High
School
vs.
Sea
Cadets,
North
Star
vs.
Fashion,
Brownwoods
vs.
High
School.
Nov.
15
Kinsmen
vs.
Boy
Scouts,
High
School
vs.
Peoples
Merchants
vs.
North
Star,
Co-op
s-
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uf
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7:30
Easy
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8:00
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Prog.
8:30
Vancauver
Theatre
9:00
Eric
Wilde
9:30
Talk
9;45Canadian
Short
Stories
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
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News
10:15
Margaret
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10:30-'chopln
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12:30
London
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1:00
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1:30
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