3rince
Rupert
Daily
NPW.
Tuesday,
tVbruary
19
1952
1
ON
THE
ALLEYS
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this
section
with
Hi-Ballers
two
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.....
'"'Stv
points
behind.
led
In
Section
B.
Jan
Jansen.
!
,
.
,"rw
M
Whose
high
average
Is
201,
bowled
635
for
a
three-game
total.
Dick
Ciillaghan
knocked
over
612
points
for
a
high-tlirec
score
1
and
251
for
a
single
in
the
men's
iron,
cV
Albert
&
Mt-Cafi"
from
Nelson
hea"s
and
cm,'
"Pl't
points,
t
The
weekly
tJ"
name
was
rolled
hi
'hh
909.
R,Jlss
with
2572.
Weekly
hieh
....
I
'
1
-j
;i
Would
Speed
Phone
Site
City
Council
To
Bid
$25,000
2
Fur
Third
Avenue
Site
J
An
offer
of
$25,000
will
be
a
made
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
of
British
Columbia
by
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
former
liquor
store
located
on
!
Tliird
Avenue
and
Third
Street.
B
propo-ed
as
a
site
for
a
new
automatic
telephone
exchange
building
site.
Decision
was
reached
Satur-
day
night
at
a
special
sitting
of
f
city
council
after
a
two-hour
B
session.
The
long
debate
began
on
a
question
of
whether
or
not
to
send
Aid.
Michael
Krueger
as
a
delegate
from
Vancouver
to
J
Victoria
on
official
city
busi-
ness.
B
Akl.
Krueger
had
told
council
previously
he
was
going
to
Van-
couver
lit
this
time
on
business
of
tile
company
which
employs
!
him.
Finance
committee
was
diviMon
where
lldge
HolkrMad
Is
still
holding
down
the
high
average
of
11)6.
Mrs.
Enrldge
bowled
ladies'
high-single
with
242.
Three-some
team
score
of
2628
urns
hnwled
bv
SDarks.
whll
thi-
h.
Maniacs
shot
highest
single
fur
j
Ryals,
who
rolM
the
night
with
Vlt.
STANDINGS
Section
A
Whip-Its
21,
III-
-"j
-
,
"r
-
j
J
if
EA
:
respectively.
J
Weekly
200
Ciu
Season
"hiehj-
t
;clals.
2694.
high
ti
;
Lng.
232.
inm
6'1;
Art
oiscn
,
i
'liKli-tlirer
WEDNESDAY
ONLY
PEOPLES
STORE
Going
Out
of
Business
Sale
Nylon
Hosiery
Take
Your
Choice:
42
Gauge
S9c
45
Gauge
99c
51
Gauge
$1.09
Only
a
"Going
Oout
of
Business"
Sale
could
d.
th's.
Peoples
Store
is
not
only
offering
S'ou
all
gauges
of
nylon
hose
in
one
sale
but
at
Peoples
Store
you'll
get
them
all
at
low.
low
untouchable
prices.
i
Bailers
19.
Stor-ikes
18,
boom
Gang
17,
Weeds
"15,
Skylarks
15
Slowpokes
14.
Alley
Cats
12
I
Steam
Jets
11,
Chain
Gang
11
Hopeful
Six
10,
Handicaps
8.
i
Section
B
Sparks
21.
Shin-
1
Team
Standi
HONEYMOONER
JAILED
John
Lalonde,
43-year-old
magazine
saio;man
of
Lanaik,
Out.,
shown
with
his
15-year-old
bride,
was
jailed
on
a
charge
of
abduction-
six
days
after
his
marriage
to
Marjorle
Mary
McGonegal.
The
warrant
for
the
arrest
was
;,worn
out
by
the
school
gill's
mother,
Mrs.
Eidwooct
MeOww-eal
of
Lanark,
who
was
visiting
Sault
Ste.
Marie,
Ont
,
when
the
couple
married.
A
two-day
search
by
polic-e
for
the
couple
ended
when
Lalonde
and
his
bride
walked
into
Provincial
Police
head-
1
pcrs
19.
Production
Line
17.
CCC
.
Nelson
Bios,
n
...
Equiullae
16,
Maniacs
15,
Wood
Mi
t'atlcry
15
Butchers
14,
Internationals
14,
'
Ju(?heads
4.
given
power
to
act
in
authorizing
Aid.
Krueger
and
Aid
Hills,
who
also
went
to
Vancouver
on
company
business,
as
delegates.
1
CP
PHOTO
1
quarters
at
Perth,
Ont.
Special
meeting
was
requested
..v
Aldermen
J
W
Pruskv.
Hons
terminating
at
the
old
.
AS
RECKLESSLY
MM...as
afratv,fyU,
'
liquor
store.
The
bid
on
what
it
ticorge
Casey.
Harry
Daggett
new
system
will
mid
H
F
Qlasscv
when
finance
'
com
lor
a
Industrialist
From
Sweden
committee
could
net
agree
on
this
matter.
be
based
on
those
plans.
But
if
we
can
t
get
the
building,
it
is
the
problem
of
the
council
to
Considerable
feeling
ran
throughout
the
debate
in
which
decide
on
another
location
ns
Mavor
Harold
Whalen
called
for
soon
as
possible-order
several
times.
The
mayor;
Mayor
Whalen
called
on
the
also
told
several
aldermen
point
council
to
"act
and
not
waste
blank
they
were
"wasting
time"
time
any
longer,
and
they
didn't
"know
your
own
1
"If
don't
decide
and
make
j,,,)."
upon
our
minds
as
to
what
we
After
throwing
out
two
mo-
want
pretty
soon,
we'll
be
wait-tions
and
an
amendment
which
ing
another
year
longer
for
a
sought
to
leave
all
city
ncgotia-
'.cw
telephone
system,
and
I
for
lions
with
the
Victoria
govern-
one.
hate
to
feature
that."
incut
until
after
the
Lccislaturj
!
It
is
expected
that
if
nego
ADDED
FEATURE
-
LADIES'
SILK
BRIEFS
Knut
VarfeUlt,
Danish-born
industi
ialist
of
Malino,
Sweden,
i
Is
paying
a
brief
visit
here
with
1
his
brothers.
Gunnar
and
Ole
j
Varfelcll,
In
the
course
of
a
busi-I
ness
tour
of
Canada
and
the
i
United
States.
He
arrived
Friday
j
by
a!r
from
Vancouver
and
will
'
be
leturning
sor.th
tomorrow.
!
It
Is
the
fust
visit
to
this
con-1
tinent
for
Mr.
Varfcldt
who
is
Quantity
is
limited
to
As-orted
sizes
as.
well
w
assorted
colors.
It's
another
top
bargain
Lac?
trimmed,
stock
on
hand
39c
L.cinn
nmmil
Tirtillu
annrnUA'l
tiations
wiln
tne
Liquor
,
control
VVIJ1I
W
UA
illlllll
T
rivuiutcu
I
-
,
,
,
,
a
motion
to
offer
S25.000
tor
ihe
Board
arc
not
successful,
tele-
!
manager
of
a
roofing
and
asphalt
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
TODAY
toWEM
ii,,,.,.r
or,ri
,.r,,,mrt
nniv
Dhone
exchanec
site
will
he
I
maniilacturlng
concern
at
Mai-
action
to
be
taken
at
this
time
Plus
AKTOON
.
NEWS
Shows
7
-
9:00
CAPI1
rnoscn
next
to
tne
present
city!""1-
.
u..wul,
nail
sitc.
'
1
travelled
extensively
In
Europe
1
and,
in
addition
to
Danish
and
urn
linn
itiaaiiiiiiii
iiaiiiciigicsiiiiiiiiii
A
AUDI'S
nut,
CUInr
ami
Wni..i.t
oweoisn,
ne
speaKs
tngllsh
i
.
French
and
German
fluently
Meantime,
Aid.
Krueger
will
attend
the
Union
of
B.
C.
Municipalities
meeting
in
Vancouver
as
a
city
delegate,
t
MANGES
MIND
Aid.
Casey
also
said
1
e
had
changed
his
mind
about
approving
the
Post
Office
site
on
Sec
TRADE-IN
MOW
Bound
north
from
Vancouver
j
to
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
points
on
A
regular
scheduled
voyage,
CPR
freighter
Yukon
Princess,
Capt.
Shields,
was
in
BASKET
BUZZES
ond
Avenue
as
a
future
home
for
Before
coming
here
on
his
trip,
'
wh:ch
is-being
carried
out
en-i
tlreiy
by
air,
Mr.
Varfcldt
was
in
'
New
York.
Chicago
and
San
Francisco.
After
leaving
here
he
!
will
visit
Victoria,
Toronto
and
i
Montreal.
,
This
is
the
first
time
he
has
;
.seen
his
brother
Gunnar
In
;
twenty-three
yeurs
white
it
is
TOTEAA
A
F.WIUl
S
l-l.
-.l
UtS
TIIEATKI'
He
said
he
was
Port
on
Sunday,
arriving
at
on
account
of,l":30
a.m.
and
sailing
at
3:45
civic
buildings
opposed
to
it
p.m.
Thv
vessel
had
a
full
cargo
of
freight
for
Skagway
enroute
to
the
Yukon.
hKcly
high
expciiit
involved
tn
purchasing
the
property
first
ol
all
'
money
we
can't
spare
at
this
time."
After
Mayor
Whalen
called
Or,
fore
the
council,"
City
Clerk
P.,
W.
L0115
said
the
"mo.st
pressing
problem
at
this
time"
was
to
Una
DYNAMITE
i
twenty-seven
years
since
he
lust
Turser
A.
II.
Robinson
of
the
saw
Ole.
He
is
keenly
interested
Union
steamer
Camosun
is
olf
In
Prince
Rupert
and
has
had
this
week
for
a
holiday
at
home
the
opportunity
to
visit
various
;
in
Vancouver.
A.
Anderson
is
re-
Industries
here.
Trade-in
9'
2
CU.
ft.
DELUXE
Allowance
Refrigerator
$499.00
$100.00
8'2
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
Refrigerator
.
..
$461.50
$
70.00
8'2
cu.
ft.
STANDARD
Refrigerator
$432.50
$
65.00
DELUXE
Range
$519.00
$100.00
STANDARD
Range
$388.50
$
75.00
DELUXE
WASHERS
$359.95
$
50.00
slatting
....t
Diictni
.
GROUCHOlt
purser
during
his
s,,.)n
after
thp
rnd
of
lne
war
ftfl
Mr.
Varfcldt
hud
occasion
to
visit
a
site
for
the
telephone
exchange
1
absence
building.
!
JAnt"
FRANK
I
Germany,
among
other
places
,
City
basketball
playoffs
continue
tonight
in
a
four-team
fixture,
one
game
to
decide
who
will
meet
the
league
topping
Elks
i
Saturday.
!
Playing
their
second
of
a
two-game,
total-point
series,,
CCC
j
300
and
Rainmakers
take
to
the
j
floor
in
the
final
show.
Winner
;
in
points
will
play
Elks.
Score
Saturday
was
60-54
in
favor
of
,CCC.
Meanwhile,
the
second
round
of
semi-finals
starts
when
Man-son's
face
Gordon
&
Anderson
in
the
first
senior
bill
tonight.
Theirs
is
also
a
two-game,
total-point
feature
which
finishes
Saturday
Winner
enters
the
finals
v
th
'Slks,
or
team
playing
;
Ell-s
whoever
wins
the
total
-
j
point
series.
"The
telephone
engineer
has
drawn
his
plans
on
nil
connee-
CPSS
Princess
Loui.'-e,
Cupt.
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
-
Evenings
Sho:
tne
stricken
city
of
Aachen
where
not
a
single
building
was
left
standing
after
the
bombings.
t
3
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
Ronald
Hicks,
arrived
in
port
at
1:30
pm.
yesterday,
a
Jew
hours
late
due
to
cargo
unloaded
at
Kemano
Bay.
Passenger
list
leaving
Vancouver
totalled
179,
of'
which
21
arrived
at
Prince
Rupert.
Others
were
employees
for
the
Kemano-Kitimat
site.
Those
disembarking
here
were
G.
Mulvey,
Don
McKerricher,
championship
playoff
will
be
a
best
two
of
three
series.
Meantime,
Prince
Rupert
oll-stars,
the
Co-op
Challengers,
are
turning
out
three
nights
a
week
to
bear
down
with
Coach
Alex
Bill
in
preparation
for
the
big
test.
Senior
"A"
playoffs-
begin
We
Speciolizc
in
USED
WIRE
Wft
Besner
Block
Phone
210
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C..
uiicd
re
is
r
'.
Ail
f
For
The
Logging
Industry
"Each
line
is
carefully
graded
and
tested
Honour
waichou.se
to
assure
you
of
complete
sats.
in
Penticton
March
13.
when
Mrs.
Boyd.
S
Burchell,
Mr.
Mc-
!
Finals
begin
Marcli
4
and
Challengers
meet
Omegas
In
a
,
cuaiii.
Mrs.
J.
Slack.
Mr.
Churs-
Thr-y
i
best
of
tliree
scries.
.
ky.
Dr.
ens
Munthe.
O.
E.
McKce.
'
If
y
nc
STEAM
tit
Prince
George
B.C.
Wire
Rope
&
Supply
Co
Rear
549
Toylor
St.,
Vancouver,'
B.C.
TAikl
J
mm.wm"mHt
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ppw"
"""1
wiiex
only
Winner
goes
on
to
Vancouver,
j.
f.
T.
Marquette,
Mr.
and
Mrs.)
where
B.
C.
finals
begin
March
t.
E.
Duffey.
J.
A.
Lindsay,
J.
17,
also
best
of
three.
L.
Jackson.
Mrs.
Spi-'adboro.
"I'm
not
making
any
rash
promises,"
says
Coach
Bill,
"but
j
F.ank
Watcrhouse
freighter
we've
got
something
entirely
;
chilliwack
arrived
yesterday
different
this
year
and
I
thinu!from
the
north
with
235
tons
Of
there
is
a
good
chance
It
may
'concentrates
from
Stewart
and
work."
Bill
was
referring
to
a
1
137
tons
from
Alice
Arm.
Chilli-new
type
playing
tactics
which
wack
win
load
10
Cars
of
herring
he
is
drilling
Into
his
men.
I
meal
at
Butedale
before
proceecl-
Hc
will
take
a
10-man
lineup
;
ing
to
Ocean
Falls
for
72
tons
of
with
him
to
go
south,
all
of;papei
for
Powell
River.
whom
arc
expected
to
get
the
j
necessary
ten
days
off
from
their
i
If
you
wanttr
sell
il,
advertise'
work.
1
it.
News
classified.
.
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j
and
VICTORIA
1
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
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Thursday
.it
11:15
p.m.
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at
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CLASSIFIED
ADS
PAY
Al
Was
Good
Man
For
Prairie
Farmer
But
He
Did
Not
Stay
The
whistle
of
a
freight
train
warned
the
prairie
town
it
was
moving
on
but
hardly
had
the
echo
across
the
parched
fields
subsided
when
a
knock
sounded
on
the
door
at
the
end
of
a
well
trodden
path.
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
Third
Avenue
Phoi-e
568
"Al's,
my
name,"
said
the
mid-1
die-aged
bareheaded
man
dress
Do
You
Ask
ed
in
rough
.
garb,
and
he
continued
to
tell
the
blue-uni
farmed
man
a
story
of
being
hungry,
without
a
job,
.
home
or
relatives
who
c:eu.
ANOTHER
WEEK
I
Another
week
went
by
before
I
the
farmer
called
once
more--1
this
time
for
another
man.
"Why
what
happened
to
Al?
Vou
were
sold
on
him,
you
said."
,
i
The
farmer
told
this
story:
!
'
"We
were
working
the
back
Yourself
Questions
Like
These!
;
The
fitory
was
well-known
to
:
the
other
who
was,
in
part,
a
welfare
worker.
It
was
a
story
i
told
so
many
times,
the
kindly
;
man
wondered
why
they
didn't
change
it
Just
a
little
sometimes.
!
But
Al
got
his
meal
ticket,
of
fifty,
near
the
railroad
tracks
There
is
a
long
valley
down
which
the
train
comes
and
a
lot
of
cross
roads
the
train
has
'
course,
and
with
it
left
for
the
town
restaurant.
Within
minutes,
the
"Army"
i
man
answered
a
telephone
call.
'
It
was
from
a
farmer,
wanting
;1
N-rfr
1
Is
my
cor
worth
repairing?
Shall
I
do
it
now?
2
Why
ore
my
tires
wearing
unevenly?
3
Why
does
it
miss
when
I
want
auick
pick
ups?
4
How
con
I
cut
down
on
qasoline
consumption?
IT'S
TIME
TO
SEE
US
FOR
A
GENERAL
CHECK-UP
Superior
Auto
Service
75.
4
1
a
man
to
work
"for
a
couple
of
I
weeks."
J
"A
man
for
a
ol3'
Wnv
surc'
1
I
know
just
where
to
find
one."
Number
of
Times
Enclosed
Please
Find
(3c
per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25,
cost,
insertions
for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
50c)
to
pass
over
..."
The
farmer
went
on
to
say-how
the
morning
was
so
clear
the
moan
of
the
whistle
seemed
to
hang
in
the
air.
Al
heard
the
whistle,
too.
In
fact,
he
stopped
the
tractor
he
was
driving
ns
the
freight
train
neared.
He
asked
the
farmer
to
pay
him
oil
quickly.
"I
gave
him
his
pay
and
he
took
off.
Had
his
bundle
with
him,
too.
Caught
the
freight
at
the
nearest
crossing."
Just
then,
the
moan
of
a
whistle
warned
the
prairie
town
a
freight
was
coming
through.
"I
guess
there
goes
our
Al,"
said
the
farmer.
"And
he's
probably
not
alone,"
suggested
the
Army
man.
p
it
;!
Add
four
words
If
bo:
number
required
was
tne
prompt
ripiy,
and
halt
,
an
hour
later
Al
was
on
his
way
!
to
the
farm.
A
week
later
the
farmer
called
1
again
this
time
to
say
what
few
employers
have
time
for.
'
"Thanks
tor
sending
that
man
PJ
to
Name
I
Liinncu
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
217
oyer,
the
farmer
said
to
the
"Army"
maa
"But
why
would
such
a
good
worker
be
out
of
I
Address
Phone
No-
a
job?
He
can
stay
here
as
long
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advertisement
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