5."
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News"
Thursday,
February
7.
1962
Young
Rupert
l
Hockres
'
3L
DAILY
NEWS
I
of
Sea
Upsets
Decorum
Monumental
London
Lloyds
I
By
CHARLES
E.
WHITING
Tacoma
7,
Seattle
3
Edmonton
3,
New
eWstminster
Boxers
Travel
To
Interior
SPORT
1
Western
Int.-Okanagan
Kimberley
2,
Kelowna
13
National
New
York
at
Toronto
(postponed
because
of
King's
death).
flH)N
(APJ
The
saga
of
Capt.
Kurt
Carl-fhU
Flying
Enterprise
succeeded
in
doing
NOTIC
lillU'lllinc
CApiuita
nave
ctunicveu
uciuic,
it
j-1nsirkiitn
rf
i
I'MIOI'dVilfl
Tl
11
1
lull
t
Fuur
young
Prince
Rupert
boxers
travel
next
week-end
to
New
Hazelton
to
compete
In
a
boxing
card
arranged
by
thv
New
Hazel-ton
Elementary
and
High
School,
trainer
of
the
Boys'
Boxing
Club,
Martin
Saunders,
announced
aiown
simply
as
Lloyd
s.
i
-
-
1
The
business
of
writing
mar.!
.
i
countless
other
tvues
of
risks
page
li
went
on
as
usual.
But
often,
I
nd
Irani
Mountie
Makes
Dubious
of
Olympic
Team
Oslo
Games
units
in
durinB
tnc
H-day
struggle
of
It
will
be
the
first
out-of-town
trip
for
the
youngsters.
They
are
1
v
l'UU
k.w
800
kw
,
t.iit
three
!
Billy
Saunders,
eight,
68
pounds;
the
past
underwriters
and
clerks
slipped
away
to
seek
late
newspaper
1
..
,,
,
ji.i'd
during
Fashion
Footwear
will
be
closed
for
renovations
from
MONDAy,
FEBRU-ARY
t
to
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
14th,
inclusive.
'
'
Big
Shoe
Sale
Continues
To
Saturday
9th
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Smith
10
TO
pounds;
Dick
REGINA
(CP)-A
Mounts
will
FRANKFURT
(
API-Members
j
I
edition
relating
details
of
the
January
it
'or
"ada
at
'
the
Olym-
ol
West
Germany
Olympic
pQun(Js
past
fate
of
the
daunUess
Dane
and
Pfdd'e
i
.
,.rv
annarent
that
his
gale-battered
ship.
!
"-".
I
Voung
Saunders
and
Bury
both
When
thc
battle
was
lost
and.
Hip
Klvintz
EnterDrlse
lav
at
the
i
V
sm
7
Buy
Jim
Nickel,
21,
a
serious
y,oung
gian
public
or
by
many
of
tlielr
;
E,,
Boxj
c)ub
card
herc
,agt
air
at
present
training
in
Re-
competitors
at
the
winter
games;
N
b
.
.
...
aDDr-
i
n
t
be
placed
.a
hydro
electric
ui,
l.th
Fulls
River
and
..v.rirs
'
Inter-
.,..
n
Kuril
K'"a
for
service
with'
the
HCMP,
in
Oslo
starting
Feb.
14.
I
cullud
in
the
shy
Kklpner
ana
ciation
from
a
packed
house
,,
v,i,
1,.
.iivo,
mnHallwas
iiameu
u.
hummer
wi
n
Musi
oi
in-in
inim
iiirwaia
iui
TrniririfT
of
th
vnnnn
rather
pessimistic
j
bcgun
byG
w
Watmough,
has
i
Puiod.
Without
r0'r
aving
wortmiy
upheld
the
)
his
Pl'.
B"J
fti"
"J
.
.
.
..
omoi-nonru
.T
rrnrpjipnt.
Pan:if
t.anaua
n
111
in
thp
u,v
iU,uu-
10.00(1-
mood.
mood
l.lohnut
trnriitlnns
of
thfi
sea."
iitpiesL-im
been
taken
over
by
Saunders
who
January
or
eu.ciBcm.jr
,,b.
,
J,,Kltthl.wl
tonHnm
i
An
Idea
ol
what
the
German
wnvW
nut.
uril
lh
Vwivc
txiir
a
t
electric
service
in
Thcn
the
3
m
men
and
wom.
Canada's
Olympic
paddling
ere:
athletes
may
expect
in
Norway
;
week
He
eels
hig
wm
!.j.;ty
wouiu
nac
cn
wno
handle
Lloyds
vast
rh
I.I.I'd
TlliS
emerg-
j..
h...lrini.
Hrnmiort
tholr
have
a
was
given
by
Dr.
Karl
Ritter
von
team
is
expected
to
Halt,
president
of
the
West
Ger-
mid
be
increased
....,.,,
British
reserve
with
meniDcrn.p
of
eignt.
Constable
Nickel,
a
native
of
man
national
Olympic
commit-
to
without
delay
a
ringing
"three
cheers."
Winnlpeg,
said
that
he
had
tec.
dc-
,,i
id
future
It
va
an
occasion
as
rare
at
make
a
"good"
showing
at
New
Hazelton,
a
newly
formed
club
which
is
trying
to
raise
money
lor
a
local
museum
of
Indian
art.
Expenses
of
the
trip
will
be
borne
by
the
local
club,
whose
only
sponsor
is
lis
trainer.
Saunders
savs
he
would
acceDt
fin
Lloyd's
as
failure
to
knock
off
!
work
in
mid-afternoon
for
a
H
ik
says.
.
of
the
situation,"
.-muiid.s;.cs
is
Unit
"We
must
be
aware
01
the
fa-.t
that
many
Norwegians
still
dislike
the
Germans
and
the
.smallest
Incident
may
cause
a
disaster,"
he
told
reporters.
quahiied
in
three
events
but
was
allowed
to
enter
only
one.
Thc
duo
will
race
in
a
speciil
21-foot-long
kayak
Imported
aoin
Sweden.
Since
tiie
summer
of
1919,
spot
of
tea.
e.uinot
be
en-
It
U
difficult
to
describe
tJ
uuon
because
of
Lloyd's.
Its
articles
of
Incorpor
y
ol
transmission
,
sidesten
the
issue
bv
de-
He
feared
that
especially
in
Nickel
and
Brigdcn
have
teamed
hockey
something
may
occur
...for
first
class
spare-time
training.
..at
naval
pay
for
time
spent
.
.
.
good
sports
activities:
.
.
.
physical
fitness...
good
comrades.
Play
a
man's
part
in
the
defence
of
freedom.
Now
is
the
time!
ancial
support
of
any
group
or
I
Individuals
interested
In
promoting
a
young
boys'
boxing
club'
up
in
paddle
cvenis
and
have
which
In
its
final
effect
may
crush
German's
sports
reputation,
still
In
the
building
stage.
hen.
Should
his
youthful
pugilists
(m
x
i
ms
at
any
t'me-
scribing
it
is
"an
establishment
Si
ion
has
and
would
or
goclt,ty..
for
effecting
mar-So
lui
her
hydro
elec-,
mc
insurance
more
generally
iu
nt
but
it
must
.
be
kmjwI,
as
Lloyd's."
t..i
a
project
of
this.
LloyJ-s
numbe
origins
actual-Hl
i
quire
three
years
w
0
bacK
(0
U)e
i7tn.Century
t,
Black
contin-
c'0lIce
house
0WUCd
by
Edward
t
i
si
is
very
high
.
.
.
n
h
wprt,
fPa;
npj.
A
vtli
ii
won
steadily.
Nickel
played
football
in
Winnipeg
during
high
school,
played
hockey
for
the
Winnipeg
Black
with
the
Moose
Jaw
Canucks
hi
All
players
were
told
individ-
return
victorious,
says
Saunders,
ually
to
avoid
any
trouble.
Th-.;y
!
he
wants
to
enter
them
In
the
were
ordered
to
accept
without;
March
Silver
Gloves
competition
at
Vancouver.
Hawks
and
spent
two
month3
objection
all
referee
rulings.
j.
(.'
a
of
the
0UtPut
papers
then
so
the
proprietors
i
'
project
should
be
of
coffce
nouses
sometimes
8
jjj
nadily
saieaoie
'gathered
tld-blts
of
Information
f
OH
FUli
MUriCUlAHS
ON
HOW
YOU
CAN
INIOY
1H(
A0VNrGS
OF
.C.N.(J
TRAINING,
APCIV
IC.
NAVAL
RECRUITING
OFflCtR
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM,
PRINCE
RUPERT
PHONE:
526
'
,)f.
.im
a
i.iiiui.iu.Mic
from
thelr
customers
an(j
pUQ
the
investment.
This
lLshpd
ims
intelligence
for
the
on
.iy
can
in
t.cllitation
of
all
the
1949-50
season.
He
Joined
the
RCMP
last
November
with
special
permission
from
the
commissioner
to
take
leave
ol
absence
after
his
training
in
order
to
train
for
and
attend
the
games.
Plans
call
for
the
constable
to
fly
to
Helsinki
July
1.
He
will
have
about
20
days
in
which
to
train
in
Finland.
His
event
will
be
run
off
July
28.
The
federal
government
has
agreed
lo
pay
his
way
from
tj.iUi
up
anu
esmu-i
ued
usage
of
an
nit
which
later
;
SHIPPING
KEG1STER
For
some
reason
lost
in
an-liauitv
manv
of
the
citv's
mer-
N
14
lird
bv
X
I
ALLEYS
t.i
an
emergency
,
Ciant.insurers
began
making
a
I
atu.
liublt
of
dropping
in
at
Lloyd's,
ooon
there
appeared
Lloyd's
News
a
sort
of
news-letter
of
shipping
information.
xjlained
that
there
:j
i(i
h
p.
of
devcl-
n
uLible
to
Prince
r.t
to
transmission
.i
io';ir.s:
i
i
j.ilUU
h
p.
Hess
Montreal
to
the
games
and
back.
'lhe
shipping
lLst
gradually
acquired
correspondents
in
ports
and
will
assume
his
living
ex-
Telkwa
Hockey
Contest
Close
throughout
tlie.world.
penses.
A
sterling,
sliver
eoffe
pal
by
Thomoi
Moor,
England,
1
757.
A
valued
piece,
now
in
the
!
With
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
MIXFI)
LEAGl'E
I
(or
Nurses'
League)
'
'
Highest
score
reaped
last
night
1
was
bowled
by
Jean
Gordon,
of
1
Kaydettes.
with
233.
Jack
Wiese,
!of
Dingbats,
followed
with
226.
Hal
Wlndt,
of
Daffy
Dribblers,
holds
the
highest
score
for
the
i
reason
with
298,
while
Miss
Gor-i
don
has
bowled
the
high
score
of
:
258
in
the
women's
division.
Sea-
Their
reports
were
sped
to
the
;
colice
house
by
a
nevcr-explaln-i
Allan
collection,
Vancouver.
L':v
Royals
Plan
t
J
arrangement
with
the
postmaster-general
which
began
around
1734.
This
gave
Lloyd's
TELKWA
Smithcis
Pee.Wees
,
met
the
Telkwa
Pee-Wecs
on
the
home
ice
here
on
Sunday,
the1
game
ending
in
a
6
to
5
victory
,
for
Telkwa.
The
first
period
.Unntiul
Iroon
cififlcmun
shin
with
.
Europe
Tour
gi
uup
of
underwriters
an
edge
,
on
competitors.
I
By
17
j4
the
coffee
house
group!
1,'iOO.
i
l
plant-
3.600.
1
I
mi
plant-2,700.
in,
:n
peak
load
that
v
has
yet
been
cail-upply
tia.s
been
7500
additional
diescl
projected
by
the
.ny,
there,
v.
ouJd.be,.
Mr.
black
felt,
i
mi
p:
ak
load
lilus
icssive
increases,
ii
me
hydro-electric
son's
high
average,
by
Windt,
Is
jn
Uv
u
was;
was
publishing
its
own
register
NEW
WESTMINSTER
A
'
Euro-
.1
.l--
C,llKn.
kn.
Z1U.
61U.
of
shipping.
ipean
tour
after
thc
close
pf
the
First
half
season
standings
of
VuL
l,
'
"
f
Z
iin.
"More
nnd
"more
underwriters
I
cunent
playing
season
Is
;
pian-
the
six-team
league
are
as
fol-
...
,
.
-,,
im
up
with
Bobby
Schlosser,
rhlnll!i.
right
were
attracted
to
Lioyas
anu
;
neci
for
me
New
Westminster
jcws:
winf,
who
was
put
on
the
team
;
in
1771
it
leased
quarters
In
the
Royals.
A
representative
of
the
hoUshots
30.
Daffy
Dribblers
22,
1
'
'
.
A
to
replace
Bobby
Irving
who
is
Screwballs
DlngbaU
22.
Nu-
22.
ml
y
back
wUn
the
,eam
and
Royal
Exchange.
I
club
is
now
overseas
making
ar-
Lloyd
s
now
has
its
own
spac-
f
rangemcnts.
ious
auaiters
in
Leadcnhall
;
LONDON
DRY
GIN
nelf
20,
Kaydettes
18
K.
Van
Horn
as
goalie.
lull
I
ii
Tpam
standings,
second
half
Daffy
Dribblers
8.
Hot
Shots
7,
Nunels
4,
Kaydettes
3;
Screwballs
1.
Dingbats
1.
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
t
ION
BON
it.
News
rlassifiwl
I
NO
DELAY
Street,
hard
by
the
Bank
oi
;
.alisis
of
load
England.
.il
Inline
power
re-
The
one
big
thing
that
sets;
in
tins
city,"
Mr.
Llyoc"
s
apait
from
orthodox
In-l
believe
the
prj-
sui
ance
companies
Is
that
their
.
underwriters
still
do
business
as
im
of
plant
cxpin-
no!
oe
interrupted
'private
and
particular
per-ol
who
niiiv
be
ulti-
sons."
Schedule
of
Basketball
Following
is
the
complete
SQUARE
DANCING
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
8
A
di'sfJiitjui'slieii
product
of
ii
iniv
aiiihoi-.tv
taen
uuunnm
h
tlefl-
slble
down
to
the
last
penny
of
schedule
of
league
basketball
8
P.M.
arriving
at
a
Civic
Centre
-
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
New
WMImimtcr,
B.
C
h.s
estate
lor
any
snare
oi
mc
ior
ims
tcuouii.
otium
.
tanding
in
this
re-i
ite
a
very
serious
!
games
end
February
12;
playuif.
risk
he
accepts.
begin
February
18.
i
Ktibrunry
B:
Jr.
BjlRorn
v.
i
ni
this
community
Man-
This
.dvcrt.Mment
il
art
poWisheO
Of
raspHyed
by
tht
Lkiuot
Control
Board
or
by
llw
Oov.rnr.ieW
ol
B.ilnh
OoiunHui
Merchants;
Hon;
Int.
HI
Cireon
vs.
eiy
short
period
of
mg
olicumstancea,
i
ol
mnher
electric
COFFEE
TABLES
must
ol
necessity
January
Scaling
SHrIiI
Iiki-o
nwn
Over
Year
A
in
Spite
of
Snow
I'umlilions
Sr.
Elks
vs.
Man
son
I
February
12;
Jr.
Maple
Leafs
vn
Annunciation:
Int.
Fashion
v.
F
&
P;
Sr.
Manson
vs.
Rainmakers,
UliAn.
COC
300.
j
February
16:
Jr.
-
Benvcrs
vs.
Bui-I
irers:
Int.
F
&
P
vs.
HI
Urcrn;
Sr.
Playotf.
1
Fi'bruurv
19:
Jr.
Mnnson
vs.
An-1
mmrtalltnt:
Int.
Faslilun
vs.
Merchants:
Sr.-Playoff,
playuff.
'
Februnrv
23:
Jr.
Maple
Ijafs
v.i.
-me
firm
decision
is
'ie
city
council."
LEAP
YEAR!
Beavers;
HI
Orcen
vs.
Fashion:
Sr.
bwling
rihedule
I
I
HM)
ii
...r
But
Why
Exert
Yourself?
tsVW.ift'
-
in
Prince
P'-";
tawlog
production
JrBu,,crs
VK.
An.
rtuiicrt
lorcstry
district
for
inc
nuIu.lnUon.
it.
Merciwnts
vs.
f
mouth
of
January
this
year
&
P:
.
sr-Piayon.
29:
Jr.
BulRore
v
Maple
feel.
February
nl
OUIllU
lleil
24
iH,lJ,oou
4JM300
board
uoalu
Leafs
Int.
Merchants
vs.
Fashion,
showing
a
slight
Increase
over
irt"0J
2
of
3
,,,.
the
same
month
last
year.
Heavy
March
l:
Jr.
Manson
nt.
Beavers:
oaow
conditions,
closing
opera-
J"""
:
'
0tnMi
ar'
lions
in
some
cases
and
slowing
2'lhot
Mi,w
ur.
vs.
Bui'
no
cithers,
held
down
thc
scale
int.
F
&
P
vs.
Fashion:
Sr.
i
iiihi)
print...
el
u-.s
Wralhiiirn
V4.
ivn
iviefKln
s.
A
.
Lyons
vs.
ws
B,
Sisters.
Slieliton's
vs.
i!)
Iiim.
7tn
s
vs.
L'omnier-
Just
Use
a
Daily
News
Classified
Ad
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
aid
of
2
or
3
final
lit
necessary
I.
So
mony
of
our
customers
ask
for
our
Coffee
Tables,
End
Tobies
and
Lamp
Tobies
Simple,
qood
lookinq
and
smart
to
suit
any
home,
here
is
modern
styling
and
beauty
combined
to
give
you
the
utmost
in
value.
Gordon
&
Anderson
to
some
extent.
The
scales
per
varieties
this
I
....
Ti.lll
January
were:
Board
Feci
Judge:
"What
happened
after
the
prisoner
gave
you
the
first
blow?"
Witness:
"He
gave
me
a
third
one."
"You
mean
a
second
one?"
"No,
I
gave
htm
the
second
one."
1.
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vs
Co-op.
Tollers
H
ll.ull.,
vs.
75
Taxi.
Mini
.nu
...
Commercial
.iiinlse
vs.
Kbenton's.
'
A
.
I.nns
vs.
Dlbb
MrMwkln's.
Clovcr-l.e.
,
Savoy's
vs.
1.
v...
Wru'.haH's.
Fir
C'tdar
tpruce
...
Hemlock
...
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Limited
Phone
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2.491,263
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am:
Mis...'ilancous
5M.t'2U
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for
tnis
suit
tel'lllg.
served
Smith,
was'
ioe
ana
piling
prauutuuu
pn
irl
Wyoming.
The
cloth
the
interior
totalled
298,365
lln-
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in
Massachusetts.
!
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feet
in
January
compared
t
Melil
r-nnie
fr,.,r,
PunhnH
ir,0
ftTH
llnenl
feet,
in
tile
us
made
in
Chicago;
same
month
last
year.
'lit
H
m
San
rruii-1
Tie
count
this
January
was
put
I
b
I
but
8C1
pieces
compared
wiui
1
13,603
In
the
same
month
last,
commented
hi
i
nr.
1
ie
cordwcod
r
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c
o
r
a
this
January
was
215
compared
with
248V2.
Calvert
n't
see
anything
,;le
in
that."
t
it
wonderful,"
con-'i'li.
"that
so
manv
I
"Em,
fhlleit
frn;,i.
,
Christmas
tree
count
for
Janu-
nke
a
livinir
out
tf
arv.
a
carryover
from
December,
;J
I
haven't
paid
for?"
was
190.
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Six
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of
Times
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word
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e.g.
Number
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words
25;
insertions
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price
of
four.
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cost,
75c.
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