AIR
PASSENGERS
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t.
!ach
side
of
u,:L
Thursday,
August
Jl.
1949.
(CP.
A.)
To
Vancouver
A.
Davies,
r
D.
Galbraith,
J.
Tucker,
P.
H
C"ti"e'ion
of
'!
fartla"y
by
to.!
IS
resprtpsihl.
0
imposed
by
toe
r
J
law
amor,-
f
east
to
McBride
Street,
ending
When
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan
meet
in
the
baseball
series
on
Sunday
it
will
be
the
first
appearance
of
the
local
stars
as
a
team
here
this
year.
Outside
the
notable
addi-,
lion
of
Joe
Davis
at
first
base,
'
the
team
will
be
much
the
same
as
the
one
that
travelled
to
Ketchikan
earlier.
At
that
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s
it
I
I
1
time
the
Alaskans
won
both
games
by
narrow
margins.
The
second
contest
went
to
extra
f
innings
for
a
decision.
With
the
!
advantage
o-i
home
grounds
and
a
greater
number
of
play-j
ers
available,
the
home
team
is
j
being
expected
to
sweep
the
I
series
here.
On
the
strength
of
the
in-1
Bell.
J.
O.
McCaughly,
P.
Sav
age,
M.
Sollows,
J.
Shaw,
J.
F.
Macdonald.
From
Vancouver
H.
Min-Jhall.
P.
E.
Savage,
R.
E.
Fuster,
G.
P.
Thumaa,
J.
Tucker,
Mis
J.
Husoy,
J.
Joldan,
O.
C.
Mill.
J.
M
MiPherson,
R.
Murray,
D.
C.
Evans,
C.
E.
Blakeburn.
From
Eaiidspit
Mrs.
D.
8und-heim,
C.
U.
Swanson,
L.
Tim
ma.
THIRD
AVENUE
PARKING
SIGNS
City
workmen
thin
morning
began
drilling
holes
In
the
con-crute
pavement
betwuen
Third
and
Fourth
Street
on
Third
Av-
reueived
It
first
reading
before
city
pound!
Monday
night
and
will
be
given
1U
final
reading:
on
August
23.
1
The
City
Bngincur
plans
to'
-mem
r
DOTTI
BE
lH
wltxtlttaM
,
,1
l)Uytdbylk,tll
a
GovtmaM
y
-
different
performances
of
Land-i
tnue
preliminary
to
placing
say
in
a
couple
of
recent
games,
Uians
which
will
warn
niutorUu
some
experts
are
contemplat-What
a
J3-minute
parking
limit
ing
the
possibility
of
Letourneau
ha
bteij
imposed
in
that
block
getting
the
nod
for
the
first;
between
9
a.m.
and
6
p.m.
pitching
assignment.
However,'
The
bylaw
amendment
auth-that
is
one
problem
that
Man-
i
orizing
the
parking
restriction
PLAN
TO
ATTEND
Terrace
and
District
Civic
C
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'
"
TrA'-.
jam.
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Labor
Day
Progr
-
Loggers'
Sports
Q
r
.i
r
r
Barbecue
Sports
-
i
carnival
uames
doi
DANCE
in
Evening
Frank
Cavan'sOl
BEST
HOLIDAY
Termed
the
"Best
Holiday
in
Years,",
worlds
skating
champion
Barbara
Ann
Scott
relaxes
in
beautiful
Katy's
Cove
at
St.
An
drews-by-the-Sea,
N.
B
after
a
month's
rest.
Canada's
ice
queen
will
start
another
heavy
tra
ining
program
in
August
for
her
big
Canadian
show
opening
in
September.
Professional
and
Umi
TWO
CRUISERS
Set
For
I
Carnival
Parade
and
Opening
Saturday
Other
Arrangements
Detailed
At
the
final
meeting
ol
the
Civic
Centre
Carnival
Committee,
plans
wree
announced
for
the
official
opening
of
the
Carnival
this
Saturday
night.
The
opening
will
be
preceded
by
a
parade
in
the
down-town
area.
The
parade
will
assemble
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
the
route
will
be
along
Second
Ave.
to
Seventh
Street,
south
to
Third
Avenue,
Skinny
men,
women
gain
5,
10,
15
lbs.
Get
Hew
Pep,
Vim,
Vigor
Vlut
a
thrtdl
Bout
Nut
8)1
out:
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hollow!
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lip
ir
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no
kiLfM
rBUT.
Body
k
att-trvr1
fc.ttlr
br-t.ie'
took.
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on,n.
men.
ik
tter
cwtild
Ik.n
b.-f,
,
tt,,
pruud
of
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tilt-tjitic
ul.
tb.c.
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b!CKl,
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and
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aid
ftruriM'tiem
put
fleb
on
fcmre
bum.
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t
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getting
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for
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v.g.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
(Section
25
Notice
fur
tti
aiUm
fur
a
(lull
l.lceni
NOTICE
Is
hrreby
given
thai
on
the
IJth
day
of
September
next
the
undersigned.
LOYAL
ORDER
OF
MOOSE
PRINCE
HUPERT
LODGE
j
NUMBER
1051.
intends
to
apply
to
l
the
Llquur
Control
Board
fur
a
Club
License
In
respect
ol
the
premises
f.U'ate
at
Second
Avenue
West.
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
lands
described
as
Lf.ts
3
and
4.
Block
21A
Section
1.
Map
923.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
j
Diitrict.
in
the
Province
of
,
British
Columbia.
to
entitle
each
n.frr.tr
of
tlte
kaiH
r'lnh
tt
keen
nn
the
premise
a
reasonable
quantity
i
ol
liquor
itjr
personal
eunsumption
on
i
tie
jtiinsrB.
tiitu
eiltititiig
tun
;
Club
to
purchase
liquttr
(rom
a
ven-
j
dor
and
to
sell
by
the
glass
the
liquor
so
purchased
to
lu
mem-1
Ihts
and
guests
(tir
cansumptlou
uu
the
Club
premises
In
accordance
;
ith
the
provu,ions
ol
the
"Govern
ment
Liquor
Act"
and
the
regulations
promulgated
thereunder
DATED
at
the
City
ol
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
5th
day
oJ
August,
A
D
l4k
IX)AL
ORDER
OF
MOOSE
PRINCE
Hl.PEHT
linr-.K
number
losi
:
H.
T.
Muncey.
Secretary.
(313)
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Let
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plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.ILA.
Phone
Green
883
Box
586
at
the
Civic
Centre
where
Mayor
Nora
E.
Arnold
will
officially
open
the
Carnival
in
a
ceremony
at
the
main
entrance
of
,
the
Centre.
The
parade
will
be
j
led
by
the
Snnne
Club
Band,
j
me
civic
centre
carnival
I
as
the
Mayor's
official
vehicle
I
and
a
specially
decorated
float
on
which
the
contestants
lor
bathing
beauty
and
queen
honors
will
ride.
The
committee
received
the
decision
of
the
Horticultural
Society
to
postpone
their
annual
flower
show.
Society
President
C.
P.
Balagno
reported
that
unfavorable
growing
conditions
forced
the
Society
to
postpone
the
show
to
a
later
date.
This
ihuw
has
been
one
of
the
features
of
the
Carnival
for
many
years
but
its
cancellation
is
offset
by
the
fad
that
the
Industrial
Exhibition
this
year
can
be
enlarged
upon
now
that
additional
space
is
available.
Industrial
chairman
Ed.
Mussel-lam
reported
that
there
would
be
large
numbers
of
exhibitors
this
year
with
a
special
School
Board
Display
featuring
models
ol
the
proposed
new
schools,
a
basket
-
weaving
displav
and
other
interesting
exhibits.
The
committee
inspected
the
Joyland
train
installation
which
;
will
be
used
by
both
young
and
,
old.
It
was
decided
with
the
special
children's
features
be-,
ing
offered
this
year,
that
the
:
Thursday
of
Carnival
Week
would
be
Kiddies'
Day.
There
will
be
a
free
vaudeville
show
and
free
rides
on
the
train
dur-
.
ing
the
afternoon.
In
the
eve-'
ning
the
winners
of
the
most
Perfect
Child
Contest
will
be
crowned
Junior
King
and
Queen
!
of
the
Carnival.
Another
spe-'
rial
feature
for
children
this
ear
is
to
be
the
Pet
Show
to
be
held
Wednesday
evening.
Youngsters
are
already
prepar-ing
their
pets
in
a
show
that
will
determine
the
biggest
pet,
the
smallest
pet,
the
blackest
pet,
the
whitest
pet,
the
oldest
pet,
and
the
best
alley
cat
in
the
city.
There
is
no
entry
fee,
the
tmly
stipulation
being
that
the
pets
must
be
under
the
control
of
the
exhibitor
at
all
times,
either
eitner
on
on
a
a
leash
leash
or
or
in
in
a
cage
snd
that
all
exhibitors
be
chil
dren
under
the
age
of
15.
There
will
be
llrst
class
entertainment
for
both
young
and
old
this
year
The
Four
Dukes
have
been
engaged
for
dancing
each
evening
from
Monday
to
Friday,
with
Roy
Wheeler
of
Vancouver
as
Master
of
Cere-
monies
of
the
stage
shows
and
special
events
throughout
the
week.
Wheeler
is
a
magician
l'
THE
Irfyk
DfUERAIU
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ji.;)
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advertisment
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
cr
by
the
Government
o
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Columbia.
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the
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Night
Club!
circuit.
An
added
attraction
at
the
Carnival
will
be
the
featur-
j
ing
of
Ken
Fagen
of
San
Fran-1
Cisco,
who
specializes
in
fire;
eating
and
hypnotism.
Fagen
has
just
completed
a
successful
,
tour
of
Alaskan
cities.
The
culminating
feature
of
i
the
Carnival
will
again
be
the
Coronation
of
the
winner
of
the'
Beauty
Contest
as
this
year's
Carnival
Queen.
This
event
will
be
held
on
Friday
evening
with
all
the
ceremony
tradi-:
tional
to
the
crowning
of
Prince
:
Rupert's
Queen.
The
Shrine
Band
will
provide
a
guard
of
honor
and
the
second
and
third
place
winners
of
the
Contest
v
ill
be
acclaimed
as
Princesses.
In
the
Queen's
retinue
wlil
be
Ine
newly
crowned
Junior
King
?nd
Queen
and
their
attendants.
As
usual,
the
Carnival
is
a
hundred
percent
volunteer
effort
on
the
part
of
the
various
ionizations
and
hundreds
of
iti;ens
who
each
year
man
the
many
concessions
and
attractions
offered
to
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
in
this
major
ef-tort
in
the
support
of
this
city's
finest
of
Civic
Centres.
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Vancouver;
Miss
D.
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Haz-elton;
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L'Arivee.
Morri
F.
Inglis,
Hazelton;
W.
Sparling,
Vancouver;
J.
M.
Black,
Vic-.oria;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
John-
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Digby
Island
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Mussallem
and
small
daughter
left
Tues-j
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oy
car
on
a
holiday
trip
trhich
wlii
take
them
to
Wmr4-
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peg.
They
plan
to
leave
tnen-car
at
Prince
George
and
fly
to
Winnipeg,
returning
later
to
Prince
George
to
motor
through
the
southern
part
of
the
province.
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Heading
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from
Juneau
after
spending
the
last
three
weeks
cruising
in
that
area,
two
contenders
in
the
International
cruiser
race
which
visited
here
on
July
13
arrived
back
in
poit
Wednesday
afternoon.
Both
boat
are
making
the
trip
back
in
leisurely
fashion.
The
36-foot
cruiser
Donalie
owned
by
Dr.
J.
Ray
Hart,
president
oPthe
International
Power
Boat
Association,
and
the
34-I
loot
Conquest,
skippered
by
H.
B.
!
Garrett
are
the
visitors.
Both
vessels
come
from
Bremerton.
Each
of
the
cruisers
carries
five
people
and
all
have
en
Joyrd
the
trip,
which
north
bound,
took
them
from
Tacoma
i
to
Juneau
in
three
competitive
stages
with
several
other
boats.
Aboard
the
Donalie
are
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Hart,
their
daughter,
.'ean.
and
H.
M.
Benson
and
I
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Lemaigie,
while
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Garrett
on
the
Cimom
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are
Vic
England,
Tom
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and
Everett
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