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Kuueit
Daily
News
Saturday,
September
12,
1953
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Old
Country
Soccer
Results
Named
Bursary
Winner
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decided
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field
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Lanark
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Hibernian
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Airrirleonlans
3.
Falkirk
2.
Celtic
Clyde
0.
Dundee
0.
Raith
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Hearts
1,
Queen
of
8.
4.
St.
Mirren
3.
Hamilton
A.
2.
Stirling
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Aberdeen
O.
INTERNATIONAL
Ireland
2.
England
1.
ATTENTION
LADY
BOWLERS
We
have
openings
for
3
teams
for
TUESDAY
Bowling.
Contact
AGNES
PIERCE
AT
Blue
472
or
Annettes
.
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.
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muii
In
the
United
Kingdom:
IIIvMimi
AHton
Villa
a.
Blackpool
1.
Bolton
W
O.
Manchester
D.
o'
Burnley
1.
W.
Bromwicb
4.
Charlton
A.
3
Middlesbrough
1
Huddersneld
T.
3.
Chelsea
I.
Manchester
C.
I.
Cardiff
C.
1.
Preston
N
E.
2.
Newcastle
U.
2
Bheffleld
U
2.
Bhemeld
W.
0.
Sunderland
2,
Liverpool
1.
Wolverhampton
4.
Portsmouth
3
Uiiimi
II
Bristol
R.
2.
West
Ham
U.
2.
Everton
4,
Doncaster
R.
1.
Pulham
I.
Leeds
U.
3.
Hull
c.
0,
Blackburn
R.
2.
Leicester
C.
1.
Nottingham
F.
0
Lincoln
C.
2,
Brentford
I.
Notts
C.
0,
Derby
C.
1.
Oldham
A.
0,
Bury
0.
Rotherham
V.
vs.
Luton
T.
(
night
i
Stoke
c.
3.
Birmingham
C.
a.
Swansea
T.
0,
Plymouth
I.
SfOTTISH
LCAfiix
TIP
Quarter-Finals,
t'lrnt
lg
st
rue
6.
DunfermlUie
2.
Kilmarnock
4.
Patrick
6J.
Rangers
4,
Ayr
V.
2.
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SPOTS
BEFORE
the
eyes
are
a
welcome
siyrit
when
they're
set
In
orarnje
wool
on
a
background
of
black
In
Simonetta's
attractive
fall
topper.
The
Roman
designer
cuts
the
coat
short,
with
deep,
adjustable
cuffs
on
the
wide
sleeves
and
a
broad,
notched
collar.
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LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
MOVING
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PACKING
.
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CRATING
Ktf'mNG
.
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.
FORWARDING
.
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STORAGE
Expc.!fii,i
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
wid
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
,
.
.
SUIP
VIA
LINDSAY
S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Lid.
Phone
60
or
68
cor.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
Family
Eager
I
W
A
I
wnaam
Ewart
Martin
i
year-old
graduate
from
Booth
Memorial
High
School
is
the
winner
of
the
Prinro
r,,.
Trades
and
Labor
Council
$200
euuuauonai
bursary,
the
council
announced
this
week.
Delegates
to
the
i.ahnr
ell'
meeting
endorsed
the
action
oi
me
executive
in
naming
the
winner.
The
bursary
is
offered
annually
by
the
Trade
mil
i...
bor
council
for
a
deserving
boy
or
girl
student
who
plan
to
continue
their
education
nftr
v.icrVi
school.
The
winner
is
the
son
nf
Mr
and
Mis.
Edward
Martin.
213
Ninth
Avenue
East.
Prince
Ru
pert.
Mr.
Martin
is
the
provincial
government
game
warden.
Decision
as
to
the
award
was
made
by
a
committee
composed
of
R.
Q.
Moore,
Jimmy
Black,
August
Wallln
and
E.
A.
Evans.
Commendation
for
the
choice
of
the
winner
Came
frnm
KtVi
teachers
and
principals
of
both
r.ince
nuperi
scnools
which
Martin
attended.
Born
In
Prince
Rupert,
November
21,
1935,
Martin
took
his
elementary
school
education
from
Grades
1
to
8
at
ki
ward
elementary
school.
He
took
us
senior
grades,
7
to
12
at
Booth
Memorial
Hiuh
Kr-hnni
and
was
rated
as
a
bettpr-thnn.
average
student
from
the
first.
From
Grade
8
on,
his
teachers
stated,
he
showed
a
consis
tently
good
achievement
Which
continued
thrnncrhniir
his
scholastic
career.
His
two
principals
feel
that
Martin
has
a
successful
university
career
ahead
of
him.
He
is
planning
to
take
pure
science
In
prefernce
to
applied
science
at
the
University
of
Bri
tish
Columbia
where
he
goes
to
morrow
night
bv
boat.
Inter
ested
in
both
physiology
and
oioiogy,
ine
award
winner
has
ae"ance
of.
the
by-law.
Tne
commission
will
make
In-
"J""11"
aooui
existing
early
clos-
lnKiDy"'aW1'
'n
communities,
cf
Similar
SIM
to
Turni-a
.
,
.
.
.
.
commissioners
present
at
the
.
met'tine
-
were
Pmii
n.n.i.nH
Asnore
.
IOOF
Grand
Master,
A.
D.
McRqe
Local
Oddfellows
Fete
Visiting
Grand
Master
station
duties,
Mr.
Botham
transmits
weather
reports
at
rcguluted
Intervals,
and
makes
daily
water
jests.
for
the
Department
of
Fisheries.
Mis.
Botham,
as
well
as
as-sIstinR
her
husband
with
his
many
duties
and
running
hr
home.
U
also
school
teacher
for
her
two
young
sons.
Johnny
and
Jimmy,
aged
nine
and
eight.
Although
they
have
enjoyed
their
holiday
'ashore,'
Mrs.
Botham
and
the
boys
are
looking
forward
to
their
return
to
their
lonely
island
home.
I,
'EST
GOLDEN
leop-
,tn('d
a
fasnltmea
Ind
Fanrizlo
of
New
i
hip-lfHR'h
nian-Krt.
The
shorty
Is
ishion
news
for
the
nter
when
leopard
d
to
win
Its
place
m
oM
favorite.
fithouse
fr
III
I
jtnd
nonaay
GOV
SOH'TK.R
Rupert
this
week,
insportati'm
to
their
ije
Wand,
are
Mrs.
urn
and
her
sons,
1
Jimmy.
Returning
ax-wok
holiday
In
thy
spent
Friday
isitinR
the
Museum,
ind
liRlit-station,
one
.rtiest
In
the
whole
it
chain
of
lights,
is
.
Brown
Passage,
at
f
to
Chatham
Hkiund.
at
northwestern
tip
e
Islands.
The
Triple
:
indicates
the
only
through
a
maze
of
rocks
and
swift-run-Ms.
by
the
four
winds
fd
to
the
relentless
il
Pacific
rollers,
the
island,
about
onc-sie
of
a
city
block,
te
of
almost
cuntln-
turbulence.
house
itself,
stand-barren
rock,
is
of
le.
and
rises
97
feet
a.
SuDDlie.
9re
.,,
"
'a
Wry
month
nd
and
sea
uerniit
permit
fthe
supplies,
never
is
carried
nut
hv
I
(f
u
'J
Terrace
To
Go
Cautiously
On
Early
Closing
By-Law
spci.i
to
The
miiy
.,.,
,
the
situation
in
Vancouver
re.
TERRACE.
The
Terrace
vil-1
warding
the
recent
compulsory
lage
commissioners
will
proceed
closlnK
of
service
stations,
some
with
caution
before
makine
anv
of
"h'ch
still
remain
open
in
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
No.
63,
IOOF.
was
honored
this
week
by
an
official
visit
from
A.
D.
Mc-Rae,
Grand
Master
of
the
Oddfellows
Of
British
Columbia
Mr
nlCKae
was
accompanied
on
his
A
Orand
Patriarch
"
lne
urana
encampment
of
jc
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ineinoers
oi
me
Oddfellows
and
the
Rebekahs
at
tended
a
banauet
at
the
Broad
way
cafe
to
mark
the
occasion
Dave
Owens
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies.
After
the
bannuet
tho
rvirt.
fellows
adjourned
for
their
regular
meeting
at
the
IOOF
hall
while
the
ladies
played
cards
and
enioved
a
social
evening
with
their
honored
guests,
Mrs.
urainger,
president
of
the
Re-bekah
assembly.of
B.C.;
Mrs.
A.
zirke.
Grand
Marshal
of
the
Re-
bekah
assembly
of
B.C.;
and
Mrs.
McRae,
wife
of
the
Grand
Mast-
Cjrand
lilliitrciS
.
.
,
7
M
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VIMl
Sti'i
Plans
for
entertaining
the
Grand
Mistress
of-
the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
were
made
by
the
local
association
at
a
meeting
in
the
Oddfellows
Hall.
Miss
Irene
Beaton
nranrl
Mistress,
will
pay
her
official
t0
Pr.ince
Rupert
jcbarfter
on
oeptember
21
The
meetinz.
under
the
rhair.
manship
of
Mrs.
Vic
Morrison,
also
initiated
plans
for
a
fall
bazaar.
on
November
13.
concrete
move
on
an
early
clos-
ini;
by-law
for
local
stores.
1
tie
request
for
.
regulations
i
Rovermn
earlv
rloain
m.ail
ownedMtli
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i
.
marie
at
thla
vmV'i
muHnr
k
D7,,
V
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t
Terrace
Retail
Merchants
As-
i
:0ci8tIon
,n
rt'gard
10
dred.5,
chairman;
Sam
KIrkaldy.
D.
0.'?nf?
Nancy
Kennedy
n.neKd
w
won
the
"e
Prl
prize
for
the
best
basket.
Other
major.
His
teachers
said
that
Martin
had
a
tendency
to
underrate
himself
both
In
study
and
sports,
but
feel
that
he
will
make
increased
progress
if
he
realizes
the
full
extent
of
his
abilities.
While
at
school
he
took
part
In
basketball,
soft-ball,
and
volleyball
with
emphasis
on
the
cage
game.
Previous
winner
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
council
bursary,
Conrad
Hadland
of
Digby
Island
has
during
the
past
year
taken
training
In
radio
work
at
the
lung
naward
raiiio
ana
communication
school
in
Vancouver.
His
reports
have
shown
good
progress.
Qroup
Voles
$25
Do
Jilch
hen
Dttntl
Special
to
The
Dally
News
TERRACE
The
Senior
Branch
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
Church
met
on
Wednesday
at
the
home
nf
Mrs.
E.
S.
Laird,
president,
where
Mrs.
U.
Hamlin
entertained.
Having
noted
that
the
Church
Board
had
allocated
the
$500.00
Mrs.
Mcintosh
Bequest
as
$250
for
the
organ
fund,
and
the
remaining
$250
with
an
additional
$50
from
current
funds,
to
the
new
kitchen
extension
for
the
Church
Hall,
the
meetlne
voted
$25
towards
the
extension
work
Thanks
were
accorded
E.
C.
Sande
for
donaung
the
lumber.
Mrs.
Bert
West,
former
Dissi
dent,
now
visiting
with
her
son
In-law
and
dauphir
mV
V.Vh
Lhn
Befrrm
Mrs
lv
I
corned
to
the
miutlnr.
Two
minutes
silence
was
ob
served
in
memory
of
the
late
Mrs.
Norah
Arnold,
formerly
Diocesan
President
of
the
Wom
en's
Auxiliary.
Preliminary
ar
rangements
were
considered
for
the
Visit
Of
the
Rt.
Rev.
Hnraro
O.
Watts,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
who
will
preach
at
the
Harvest
TiianksRlvlnir
Service
on
Sunday,
27th
of
September.
PERSONALS
A
most
successful
basket
social
was
held
In
the
",c
lodce
"B
room
by
a
te
membership
committee
of
the
Women
of
the
Mnoae
nri
j
!
win-
ners
were
Lorraine
Hlldebrand,
,
contest
prize:
Millie
Olsen.
ham
iper
of
groceries.
Dot
Thomas
nrovlded
the
music
for
the
danc-Ung.
John
Loudon
of
Wellineton.
Vancouver
Island
will
leave
morrow
by
boat
for
his
home
after
spending
two
weeks
in
Prince
Rupert
as"
the
guest
of
hu
hrr.t.hi.r.in-1,.,
onrf
.i0tr
tiq
uiuiiiiui-iirion
auu
moid
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stuart
nnnolrlvi
"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Normnn
Mooiv
hnncp
hav
lfkft
hv
far
fnr
a
nam.
tlnn
in
rtallfnrnln
!.
The
stickleback,
a
small
fish
found
in
both
.lt
and
fresh
writer,
ues
Its
spines
to
attack
j"!
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fish.
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OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
RorH'i
in.
Rlnne
Building
Phone
Blue
503
Attention
.
.
Men's
Ieaffiic
Roller
lilAI-RAI.
MIHIMi
Of
the
ivm
Captnln8
and
Players
In
the
.Men's
I'lve-IMn
Leugiie
will
be
held
at
the
Bowling
Alley
P.M.
.Mnmiiiy,
Kept.
II
Teams
must
be
entered
on
or
-..
lore
tnat
date.
Entries
should
be
made
at
the
Bowling
Alloy.
Q
Krorery,
naraware
anu
otner
n
aerial
cable
from
stores
:'
of
the
liglithou.se
'
"The
commissioners
stated
that
he
c
'd
,h
ht'sthcy
had
watched
with
interest.
"I.
and
hooks
slinks
b'e
whieh
are
then
:he
lighthouse
level,
ill
personnel
is
done
Jl
boat,
by
jumping
''
In
the
split
timin
ge
of
a
wave,
and
liehKfntir,
i..
Mh
a
flashing
clec-
surrounded
by
re-
It
also
main-farm
station
and
a
n.
"rs-
Botham
never
'onely
or
to
miss
Pleasures
of
clvilU-
'he'f
routine
ljght-
f5irRExcnia
twin
w
im'jfi
er
Thursday
afternoon
the
visitors
were
taken
on
a
tour
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
at
Watson
Island
with
C.
S.
Viers
as
escort.
The
Grand
Master,
Mr.
McRae,
omu
uiiti
iic
wa.,
impressed
Wltn
'Prince
Rupert
Industries
and
I
foresees
prpat.
nrwi.
fnr
f.
"
c-nu
u
v-
n
pansion
for
both
the
city
and
tne
adjacent
area.
Yesterday
afternoon
Mr
M-.
Rae
and
his
party
drove
to
Ter
race
to
meet
with
Lakelse
Lodge
No.
33.
VANCOUVER
7la
Warpoints
SUNDAY
6S
Camosun,
8
p.m.
FRIDAY
SS
Coquitlam,
8
p.m.
4MCE
ARM
and
STEWART
Friday.
Camosun,
Midnight
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHiRLOTTE
ISLANDS
September
9
and
23
SS
Coquitlam,
Midnight
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
v
vCIIARLOTTE
ISLANDS
i
S3
Coquitlam,
Midnierht
September
16
and
30
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
-
Prince
RuDert
Aeent
Third
Avet.ue
Phone
568
'et
winter
wind's
are
coming
.
.
,
and
a
solid
roofs
the
best
protection.
Tlnn
your
roof
,vork
NOW.
on't
put
it
off.
Let
experts
put
it
on!
BRIDDEN
.
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215
First
Ave.
West
Little.
H.
P.
Phllln
and
nnff
Lambly.
j
Women's
Club
Allocates
$50
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For
Museum
Twenty
members
of
the
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Club
met
i
this
morning
at
the
Broadway
Cafe
with
president
Jocelyn
Bolton
in
the
chair.
After
the
reading
of
the
year's
financial
report
by
Catherine
Laurie,
a
motion
was
passed
un-
animously
that
$50
be
donated
!
to
the
Museum
of
Northern
BrU
'
Lsh
Columbia
to
be
used
for
the
new
building
fund.
'
t
j
Membership
in
the
Society
has
low
reached
100
per
cent
and
every
member
of
the
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Club
Is
a
member
of
the
Museum
of
Nor--hein
British
Columbia.
By
candlelight
and
with
the
members
repealing
the
Creed,
four
new
members
were
initiated
Into
the
Club.
They
were
Betty
Saville.
Eleanor
Botsford.
81m-
ne
Wel.se
and
Alice
Van
Eir-lund.
An
educational
meeting
will
b
held
at
the
home
of
the
presid
ent
on
September
21
under
tho
guidance
of
Chrlssle
Saur.
In
lieu
of
the
October
breakfast
meeting,
the
breakfast
club
will
f
Join
with
the
Credit
Grantors
at
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October
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Canada's
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Beer
and
has
'
been
awarded
the
"Star
of
Excellence"
symbol
of
fhat
honour
in
1951,
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and
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Sonja
meeting
Tuesday,
Mrs.
Gunnar
SiJvig.
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214
Prince
Rupert
Citizenship
Council
will
meet
at
the
Civic
Centre
Monday
at
8
p.m.
(213)
Sunday
School
beginning
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
Sunday,
Sept.
13,
at
12:15
p
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(213)
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teaspoon
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op
of
a
double
boiler
away
from
heat
and
mix
with
a
spoon
until
thoroughly
blended.
Place
over
orisMy
boiling
water
in
bottom
half
of
double
boiler
and
beat
with
a
rotary
beater
until
frost-"
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in
peaks
when
beater
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lifted.
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top
pan
from
boiling
water
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right
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