Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
17,
1950
"
1
:
League
Is
Summer
Four
Team
Likely
This
Boxing
Lights
Shining
Aaain
Five
Lively
Buuts
As
Northern
Sports
Club.
Starts
Series
The
floodlights
gleamed
down
on
five
spirited
exhibition
bouts
for
some
250
fans
Friday
night
when
the
Northern
Sports
Club
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SEATrnj
Tuy,l:3opa;
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AKM,STiT
'
Sunday,
commenced
a
series
of
weekly
j
boxing
cards.
Manager
Nornij
Applin
handled
the
refereeing'
and
announcing
and
was
assist-
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football)
Association
met
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
new
Canadian
Legion
building
to
launch
plans
for
the
forthcoming
season.
It
is
expected
that
there
will
be
the
same
three
teams
from
the
city
as
played
in
last
year's
competitions
and
it
is
hoped
that
there
may
also
be
a
team
from
Watson
,
'
Islancl
association
win
be
held
next
'
'
The
General
Motors
will
have
Sunday
to
the
Canadian
Legion
MtTfl,
f
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1...
.
.
1
This
advertisement
IS
notrd
by
Benny
Wmcile
and
Stan,
'
nhlished
or
displayed
ScharHe
with
Sammy
Sinclair
.
,
"
.
acting
as
timekeeper.
Alt
were
ss.
Canwsun,
'R
SOITH
i
bv
the
Liquor
Control
exhibition
bouts
although
one.
ended
up
precipitately
in
the
tV,elr
vAiino-
tenm
in
t.hA
field
r0omS
when
tne
recOmttlenda-1
Board
or
by
the
government
of
British
th'rd
round
because
of
low
M-
Camtisun
J
p.gain,
their
sponsor-
Douglas
:uUve
wUl
be!
Friraell
having
given
his
"full
nsWered
by
the
players
and
steam
ahead"
signal.
Darrew
suppor
ers
The
elecUon
of
officers
will
be
Gomez
hopes
to
have
his
trophy
an
important
1(1
p
blows.
That
was
a
scheduled
!
four-round
heavyweight
affair,
between
Dick
Carlson
and'
FRANK
J.
SKI
Prince
Ru-r
Third
Avenue
NIGHT
DINING-ROOM
This
dining-room
is
being
used
again
this
week
for
the
first
time
since
1941.
It
is
one
of
the
12
rooms
in
the
ranchhouse
on
the
Duke
of
Windsor's
ranch
at
Pekisko.
Alta.,
65
miles'
southwest
of
Calgary.
The
ranchhouse
has
not
been
occupied
since
1941
when
the
Duke
and
Duchess
last
visited
the
E.P.
ranch
in
the
Rockies
foothills.
This
week
they
were
visiting
the
winning
outfit
asembled
again
lcl"c
ul
",c
-'8.
has'
unseat
at
the
meeting
while
the
Canadian
Legion
'
W"80"'
ln
tn
e
chzh,
plans
to
make
a
clean
sweep.
f-
,
,
.
,
.
'
Ralph
Smith,
Daxrow
Gomes,
-
The
question
or
playins
Jock
Davldson
and
Alex
HaiR
grounds
was
considered
a
very
A
KID
DAY
It
pay;
tc
Livi
ranch
again.
(C.
P.
Photo)
Facky
Deslauriers.
A
tilver
col-j
lection,
realized
$50.89.
The
bout:
j
Mike
Ratzo,
160
pounds,
vs
Bob
Scarffe,
165
pounds,
five
rounds.
Danny
Netifeld,
90
pounds,
vs
Francis
Rowe,
90
pounds,
three
rounds.
Bob
Bcrthelet,
r57
pounds,
vs
Danny
Williams,
157
pounds,
four
rounds.
important
one.
The
footballers
feel
that
Algoma
Park
would!
!
I
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1
I
II
II
I
FINE
PRINTING
(Schedule
Of
5
DCHAI
DDIIITr
Men's
Bowls
WE
ARE
THE
ONES
Open
24
Hours
Every
Day
&
Nifht
MILLIE'S
FOR
HAMBURGERS
Full
course
meals
served
5
-
7
p.m.
'
Just
off
Thirc1.
Avenur
make
a
much
better
playing
ground
than
the
Acropolis
Hill.
They
claim
that
had
onetenth!
the
amount
of
money
spent
on
Acropolis
Hill
been
put
on
Al-
goma
Park
there
would
have
been
a
much
better
playing
sur-
Jimmy
O'Toole,
90
pounds,
vsi
April
17
J.
C.'s
No.
2
vi
Ralph
Wieck,
90
pounds,
three
Blain's,
Crescent
vs
Home
Oh.
rounds.
.
Scotians
vs
Brownwoods,
J.
C.'s
PHONE
21
222
Secci
I
lace
available.
The
grand
stands
would
not
need
to
be
re-
Dick
Carlson
vs
Packy
Des-
N-
1
vs
Manson's,
D.
&
S.
vs
lauriers,
heavyweights.
Stones,
Triple
C.'s
vs
Grand
Cafe,
j
.
!W.
I.
Stages
vs
Rupert
Motors.,
built
every
year.
The
more
central
location
just
opposite
Mc-Clymont
Park
would
attract
MIS
6th
St.
Ph.
Orders
B!u
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BROADWAY
Ci
I
Commercials
vs
Undesirables,
J
Mallets
vs
Oddfellows,
C.P.A.
v.
I
Big
Spring
Is
many
more
spectators.
The
park
is
sheltered.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Cold
garage,
'I
hom
Sheet
Metal
i
vs
AmMssad'jrs,
Can.
Legion
ve
Caught
Off
Dock
"
Is
hiipott
Evi.t
April
24
Mailets
vs
Thorn
HEW
LOW
RATES
A
fine
42
pound,
45-inch
red
Sheet
Metal,
Coid
Storage
vs
Can.
nrin
rr
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wr
c
onunVit
o
1
THE
BEST
Renl
f-rwe
her.-
.Snnrinv
after.
o.iuocj
yS
rnupuil
finest
q
Evitt,
non.
Fishin?
off
the
Canadian
Ambassadors
vs
Uridesir-C.P.A.
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Hours
7
jj:
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
dock,
ab,es-
in
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phont
i
Joe
Crates,
1710
Eighth
Avenue
w.i.
biages
vs
vxiaienows,
&co-East,
felt
a
heavy
tug
at
his
Wans
vs
D.
&
6.,
Manson's
vs
line.
Triple
C.'s,
Crescents
vs
Grana
Service
1
n.
ii
i,
TW
Ctomft
Mtlk
AJarh
Srrvir.
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111
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1
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FOR
STEAM
BATHS,
SHOWERS
&
MASSAGE
:
Private
Room
(with
cot)
$1.75
Semi-Private1
Room
(with
cot
$1.25
Public
Steam
Bath
$1.00
j
Massage
from
$1.00
up
Business
nd
Profes:
The
fish
fight.
Cafe-
Sl0nes
vs
Home
on-
J
c
'
put
up
a
great
At
the
time,
a
12-year-old
foster
No
1
vs
Blain's,
J.C.'s
No.
2
vs.
son
of
Victor
King,
was
passing
Brownwoods.
by
in
a
rovvboat.
The
lad
Albert
'May
1
Home
Oil
vs
Grand
Petersen,
was
beckoned
by
Cafe
Brownwoods
vs
J.C.'s
No.
1.
Cazes
for
assistance
in
pulling
Blain's
vs
Triple
C.'s,
Manson's
in
the
fish.
Young
Petersen,
said
s
t
c
s
Nn.
2
Stones
vs
Scotians.
PHONE
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
BUD
SCHUMAN
(Old
Post
Office
Bldg.)
"Why,
thank
you,
darling!
You
seem
to
have
lost
.
weight
yourself
lately.
Cazes,
was
frightened
for
a
Cmicents
vs
D.
&
S.,
Undcslr-
short
while
by
the
size
of
the
able
vs
Philpott
Evitt,
Oddfel-
salmon
but
nevertheless
aided
impressive
ln
parade
and
concert.
The
band
made
the
trip
by
motor.
'
'
lows
vs
C.P.A.,
Rupert
Motors
vs
Shrine
Band
Scores
Hit
"
him
in
the
hookinj
Bytown
Mac'
Sales
Senrief
BimplM
Ca
4
h
p.
-
1
Can.
Lecion.
Cold
Storaee
VS
NORTHERN
SPORTS
MIKE
COLUSSI
Piano
Technician
Pianos
Tuned
Repaired
PHONE!
BLACK
389
.
210
4th
Street
Petersen
is
paper
delivery
m
w
ctoc
.h!leM,inr.
mi-
i
STEAM
BATHS
boy
for
the
Daily
News.
,
Com'cials
vs
Thom
Sneet
I
Average
weight
of
salmon
wtni
-
I
'
Phone
658
for
reservations
ciiugni
nt-re
is
to
dt
pounds.
Cummins
D?
I
1
:
The
Prince
'Rupert
'
Shrine
Club
Band
visit
Hi
Terrace
Saturday
and
.scored
a
real
hit.
Not
only
was
the
concert
music
a
delight
to
a
large
audience,
the
colorful
band
un.
forms
were
Modern
Vienna
Picture
Here
65
h
p
about
Warranty
1
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
785
P.
O.
Box
140)
Walter
Pidgeon,
Janet
ani
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THE
NEW...
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cu.
FT.
.
only
3900
;
Peter
Lawford
are
the
three
principals
in
"The
Red
Danube,"
exciting
drama
of
postwar
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enna,
wnicn
is
snowing
lonignt
fefu
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www
Rod
and
Tuesday
at
the
Capitol!
Theatre
here.
An
Important
cast
also
includes
Ethel
Barry-
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for
Downtrodden
Heeln
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nd
Worn
Boles
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THENATlOi
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more,
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and
Louis
Calhern.
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story
is
that
of
a
British
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BLUE
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sent
to'Vienna
to
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wVAirvju
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in
the
work
of
repatriating
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&
CO.
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Accountant
and
Auditors.
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Tax
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compiled
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387
displaced
persons.
He
is
accompanied
by
his
young
assistant,
Peter
Lawford,
and
a
pretty
senior
subaltern,
Miss
Lansbury.
They
are
billeted
in
a
convent
headed
by
Ethel
Barrymore,
a3
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART,
B.
C.!
HANDVi
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the
mother
superior.
Lawford
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,
,a
discovers
Janet
Leigh,
lovely
Russian
ballet
dancer
who
had
I
Building
and
FJ
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BONnED
.
kin
-
c
poors
V
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Bl
taken
refuge
from
the
Soviets
(
in
the
convent.
Poignant
drama
j
ensues
with
the
girl
eventually
;
committing
suicide
while
Pidgeon
j
is
promoted
to
brigadier
with
a
happy
romantic
ending
between
'
Lawford
and
Miss
Lansbury.
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GARDNER
&
CO.
Chartered
Accountants
A.
L.
BELL,
C.A..
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Terrace
and
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District
until
May
15
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Rupert'
Hotel,
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Rupert
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Hotel,
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