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Prince
Rupert
Daily
iNews
Wednesday,
April
9.
1952
En:
The
Chebugue
River
near
Yarmouth,
N.S..
derived
its
name
from,
an
Indian
word
meaning
Great
Still
Water."
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.JLVXOUNCEMENTS
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Canadian
Legion
card
party.
April
S.
Legfon
Auxiliary
Snring
oa'.a,
AprU
9.
Job's
Daughters
Easter
tea.
prU
10.
"Strange"
Play
Gives
Champion
Contract
"Champion
pulled
the
wrong
card,"
Mr.
Muzzy
whispered
gleefully
to
"the
other
kibitzers.
He
wan
delighted
to
catch
his
arch-tormentor
in
an
error.
The
fact
was,
however,
that
while
Mr.
Champion's
play
at
trick
five
was
an
unusual
and
strong-looking
manoeuvre,
it
was
essential
to
the
success
of
the
sin
cas
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
P.lue
594
Box
1485
Agent:
Bus
Terminal
Island
City
Builders
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR
Hrs:
10:30-12:30,
2:00-5:00
Eves.:
by
appointment
only
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Block
Phone
Blue
442
scott
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CHARTERED
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luinrn
Block
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Rupert,
B.C.
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3-ii
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374
GEORGE
RORiE&CO.
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TS
A
AUDITORS
BiK
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Block
Phone
387
P.O.'
Bo
130
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
'Vrn.anent
Waving
Bt
auty
Culture
III
all
its
branches
4(h
fvrwt
Phone
KS5
WE
KENT
TRUCKS.
COMPRESSORS.
CONCnrTE
MIXERS
Ry
hour,
day
or
month
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939
QUALITY
REPAIRS
K'tr
Downtrodden
Heels
ami
Worn
Soles
H.ix
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Second
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PORTRAITS
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and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STCDIO
215-4111
S'reet
Box
645
Piione
Green
36S
VtIth
Rtn.-r
FOR
SALE
1941
rord
Tudor,
liMO
motor,
five
good
tires,
new
brakes,
needs
paint
job.
S775.00
or
best
offer.
Phone
Black
508.
(85e
FOR
SALE
1950
Austin
A-40
sedun,
excellent
condition
;
having
travelled
mainly
on
first
class
roads.
Priced
at
Vancouver.
Price
$1250.00
cash.
Phono
Mr.
Fraser,
477.
(tf)
BOATS
FOit
SALE
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
"Nug-aelt,"
fullv
equipped.
Phone
alue
278.
87p
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
"Nor-nen."
1
Fully
geared
for
trolling.
First
class
engine
and
gear.
A
Tied
at
New
Floats.
Owner
aboard.
87p
FOR
SALE
Troller,
complete
with
poles
and
gurdies.
Palmer
engine
45
H
P.
Phone
B.C.
Packers
for
information.
86p
FOR
SALE
12-ft.
Plywood
row-boat.
Green
628.
i87pl
KK
KENT
FOR
RENT
Room
to
share,
separate
beds.
Red
471.
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FOR
RENT
Sleeping
room.
722
Thompson
St.
(86pi
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FOR
RENT
Four
room
suite,
1
partly
furnished,
at
415
5th
East.
(87pi
FOR
RENT
Large
light
keepm;;
room
to
share
with
quiet
gentleman.
Close
to
town;
2
single
beds,
2
tables,
2
hotplates.
2
clothes
closets,
etc.
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eouple,
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iron,:
sic?:,
crass,
conner.
ieaa,
etc.
j
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gradir?.
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pav-
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mpnt
mnrje.
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Iron
&'
Metals
Ltd.,
250
Prior
St...
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ewer,
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PAci
ic
Queen
Mary
Chapter
daffodil
tea,
April
14,
Canadian
Legion.
Women
of
the
Moose
Spring
Bazaar
and
Tea,
April
17.
Catholic
card
party.
April
17.
Cathedral
Sarin;
,
Biiaar,
April
17.
Women's
Curling
Club
meeting,
April
21,
8
p.m.,
Teen
Room,
Civic.
Centre.
St.
Peter's
Spring
bazaar,
AprU
24.
Girl
Guide
tea
an
f-.ilo
An-
Elican
Cathedral
Hall
Saturday,
April
26.
Unltad
Church
W.
A.
Spring
Bazaar
May
1.
L.O.B.A.
Spring
sale,
La:r:e-cooking,
etc.,
May
3.
Sonja's
Tea,
May
10.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea
May
14.
Eastern
Star
'.ea,
Temple,
May
15.
Cathedral
tea
ui:J
ruir.inage
sale.
May
31.
PERSO.N
!.
HAPPY
EASTER,
Phyllis
Tom-linson,
keep
grandfather
happy.
(8Gp)
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EVERYBODY
USES
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KEWAH0
1
A
sum
of
sjo
wnl
be
offered
for
,
information
leading
to
the
identity
of
person
or
persons
who
have
done
damage
to
tic1
tombstone
of
my
son
at
Fair-'
view
Cemetery.
Anton
Veil.
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183?.
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lor
burnt
out
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or
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NOTICE
OP
SALE
BY
SHERIFF
PURSUANT
TO
'
THE
"EXECUTION
ACT"
j
In
The
Supreme
Court
Of
j
lirtti.sh
Columbia
'
BETWEEN
:
Fred
Baker.
Charlotte
Baker
and
Clarence
Baker,
an
Infant
by
Fred
Baker.
His
next
friend.
Plaintiffs
AGAINST
John
Haaland
Defendant
TAKE
NOTICE
that
on
Tuesday,
April
15th.
1952.
at
10:30
o'clock
a.m.
at
my
office
at
the
Court
House
prince
Runert.
b.c
.
I
will
offer
foi
sale
the
undermentioned
lands
and
premises
of
the
Defendant.
John
Kaaland.
at
Terrace.
B
C.
free
from
taut
.-'.""."
w
tenancies,
in
order
to
realize
r
Judgement
recovered
in
thi'j
actior
(or
so
much
thereof
as
may
be
possible)
for
the
sum
of
$8.213
08,
together
with
Interest
at
5
percent
from
September
24th,
1951.
and
costs
of
execution
proceedings:
(ll
Lot
4.
Subdivision
of
Part
o!
Block
"A
",
D.
L.
361,
Range
5.
Coast
District,
Terrace.
B.C.
Map
1265.
(2)
Lots
1.
2
and
3.
Block
4.
D.L.
369.
Terrace,
B
C,
Map
972.
TERMS
Cash.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
12th
day
of
March,
1952.
'
"M
M.
STEPHENS
,
Sheriff
of
(87c)
County
of
Prince
Bupetr
1
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WORKS
FOR
PEANUTS
Twenty-three-year-old
John
Colicos
of
Toronto
and
Montreal,
last
year"s
winner
of
the
Dominion
Drama
Festival
best
actor
award,
now
is
acting
in
"King
Lear"
with
London's
Old
Vic
Theatre
company.
He
says
he
went
to
London
to
work
for
"peanuts"
so
he
can
study
Shakespeare
on
the
poet's
home
grounds.
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MEAL
that
REFftEi"
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Greatest
Name
in
Rubber"
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Tubes
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Cards
For
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first
quclity
EASTER
CARDS
order
early
from
Dibb
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dealer
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side
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Keen)
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East
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Pass
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3
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Pas
3
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PllM
4
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All
pass
tieular
kind,
your
game
will
improve
at
least
one
hundred
per
cent."
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Sot'd
by
the
Govtmmt
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
.COLUMNS
MEANS
PLUS
BUSINESS
FOR
YOU
JOHN
H.
BULGER
fomc
Irlsl
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
v
BLONDIF
Ofl!m'
FOK
TAKE
OIT
OKDERS
PIIO.VE
BROADWAY
CAFE
H?n?
hair
HBL
troubles
u
H
consult
y0UrlhM
Mr.
CASH
for
scras
;ast.
brass,
coping
battels
and
radiators.
Powell
at
Jerry
s
Beauty
Salon
,
ph(ne
Can
m
6th
Av
contract.
This
is
what
happened.
Mr
Abel
cashed
the
king
and
ace
hearts
and
led
a
third
heart
which
Mr.
Champion
ruffed.
Now
the
great
man
cashed
the
ace
of
spades.
So
far
Mr.
Muzzy
would
have
played
the
South
cards
the
same
way.
But
he
was
astonished
by
Mr.
Champion's
next
play,
which
was
a
small
spade
to
dummy's
nine.
Looking
slightly
bewildered,
Mr.
Meek
won
with
the
jack.
Another
heart
lead
could
be
trumped
on
the
board
while
Mr.
Champion
threw
a
loser
from
nis
hand,
so
Mr.
Meek
returned
diamond.
Mr.
Champion
went
up
with
the
ace,
picked
up
Mr.
Meek's
two
remaining
trumps
and
dummy's
club
suit
was
good
i'or
the
rest
of
the
tricks.
Note
the
importance
of
Mr.
Champion's
foresight
in
giving
up
a
spade
trick
at
a
time
when
there
was
still
a
trump
jn
dummy.
If
Mr.
Meek
had
won
.he
third
lead
of
spades,
a
heart
return
would
have
forced
Mr.
Champion
to
ruff
in
his
own
hand
again,
thus
reducing
his
trumps
to
a
smaller
number;
than
held
by
Mr.
Meek.
Or,
if
Mr.
Champion
had
taken
his
three
top
spades
and
then
tried
to
run
dummy's
club
suit,
Mr.
Meek
would
have
ruffed
in
with
his
jack
of
spades
long
be-,
fore
Mr.
Champion
could
have
1
got
rid
of
three
diamonds.
The
rtofpnriorK
thpn
-
wnnlrl
have
been
bound
to
win
two
hearts.
a
spade
ana
a
mamona.
"Muzzy,"
said
Mr.
Champion
witheringly,
"I
suggest
that
you
study
what
you
stupidly
call
my
'errors'
and
if
you
can
learn
to
make
enough
errors
of
this
par-
Film
Dancers
Keeping
Young
By
BOB
THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD
(AP
How
do
they
do
it
dancers
like
Fred
Astaire,
Gene
Kelly
and
Ray
Bolger?
'
Astaire
still
dances
like
a
,
whirlwind
at
52.
Kelly
readies
the
40
mark
next
August,
yet
he'
seems
to
float
over
the
dance
floor.
i
Bolger
is
back
in
Hollywood,
doing
some
of
his
wonderful
dances
in
"April
in
Paris."
So
I
asked
him
for
the
secret
on
how
,
'
he
and
his
colleagues
remain
in
such
good
form.
"The
only
thing
I
can
sug-1
gest,"
he
replied,
"is
that
we
learned
to
dance
differently
from
the
kids
of
today.
When
I
started
out,
I
first
learned
how
to
dance
in
wooden
shoes.
The
clog
taught
me
to
dance
on
my
toes.
That
was
before
the
era
of
having
metal
taps
on
the
soles
of
the
shoes.
"Because
of
the
taps,
today's
dancers
learn
to
dance
on
the
balls
of
their
feet.
That's
a
lot
harden
on
them."
It's
not
the
usual
thing
in
show
business
to
praise
others
in
the
same
lield,
but
Bolger
ex
pressed
a
high
opinion
of
Astaire
and
Kelly.
"Fred
is
simply
the
greatest,"
said
Bolger.
"His
every
motion
denotes
class.
Kelly
is
great,
too,
but
in
a
different
way.
He
has
a
fine,
athletic
grace."
Bolger
mourned
the
fact
tiiat
newcomers
do
not
have
the
training
grounds
that
his
generation
did.
"Vaudeville
is
gone,
and
so
is
the
repertory
theatre,"
he
remarked.
"But
the
situation
is
not
hopeless.
There
are
still
opportunities
for
young
kids
to
get
ahead.
For
instance,
when
I
do
a
Broadway
show,
I
have
rehearsals
for
the1
understtifiiPt
Many
of
them
have
gone
on
to
featured
roles
because
of
it."
Bolger
was
pessimistic
about
the
state
of
the
stage
musical.
"We
used
to
put
on
big
musical
productions
for
$75,000,"
he
commented.
"Nowadays
a
straight
play
can
cost
that
much
A
musical
runs
from
$200,000
to
$300,000.
Naturally,
no
sin-l
person
can
put
up
that
much
money.
"Since
musicals
are
so
expensive,
they
usually
must
run
for
two
years
or
more
before
they
pay
off.
It's
too
tough
on
an
actor
to
play
his
heart
out
for
eight
times
a
week
for
two
years."
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Dated
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Prlnre
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
this
24th
day
of
March,
1952
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HARVEY
MURRAY,
Applicant
and
Transferee
sntix.
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