T
'X,
Ji
nice
rupci
i
LAjity
Me
Thursday,
March
13,
i9o2
tor
Uie
real
ot
Ifie
CHy
cuuncll.
"But
I
am
sure
I
am
speaKing
j
for
the
majority
of
Prince
Rupert
j
citizens
when
I
say,
'well
done
'
boys,
we
are
proud
of
you'."
Mrs.
Elvina
(Mai
Dickens,
j
whom
master
of
ceremonies
Art
I
Murray
introduced
rts
having
Boxers
Lauded
Lou
Boudreau
DAILY
NEWS
-
7v-.
IT
S
'
'
vt
back
to
the
heights
in
the
American
League.
The
announcement
tnat
he
has
taken
his
name
off
thr
active
lis',
is
a
surprise
and
disappointment
?
Goes
To
Bench
i
contributed
more
than
any
otho
i
individual
to
the
sports
gate
in
Fnnce
Rupert,
made
the
presen-
BOSTON
It
is
with
more
than
!
tations
and
greeted
each
athlete
a
little
disappointment
that
Bos-
Presentations
Before
Enthusiastic
Audience
At
Capitol
Theatre
warmiy
witn
a
nanasnaKe.
-ton
fans
learn
that
Lou
Boud-i
1
uins
were
irom
prince
Rupert
reau
is
planning
to
be
a
bench
I
Tokens
of
appreciation
for
j
Elks
Club,
sponsors
of
the
pre-
manager
with
the
1952
Red
Sox
',
bringing
amateur
boxing
glory
j
sentation;'
from
Abel
&
Odowes.:
Wn(.n
Lou
succeeded
Steve
to
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
with
'
and
from
Martin
Saunders
and
0'NeiU
of
as
skipper
the
Red
Sox
three
championships,
a
runner
;
his
boys'
boxing
club.
Theatre
X
that
'he
irVsuntS
the
best
coach
award
and
a
thetoZr
up,
j
Manager
Harry
Black
presented
eadehm
of
best
out
of
town
entry
award.,
each
member
of
the
box'ng
club
c
S
raZr
-wereprented
last
night
on
.the
with
a
month's
theatre
pass
for
?a
su,"du
Toad
the
Boston
club
stage
of
the
CapitoL
Theatre.
.two.
i
The
audience
cheered
Its
ap-
joe
Ward
come
in
tor
a
l'ot
of
I
the
round-up
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
rL
.
:
l:
ir-i.
CholiCn9crS
Leavc
un
vnumuiunjnip
reR
proval
as
the
victorious
boxers
praise,
too,
by
the
mayor,
Mrs
lined
up
on
the
stage.
They
were
"Dickens,
Mr.
Murray
and
Al
Andy
Marshall,
BiJ;
Morrison,
Sanson.
Elks
Boxing
Club
man-Chuck
Place,
EiU
Stacey
and
ager.
The
"best
club
award"
r
PnHLM
nt
.
1...
1
J
...
....
1
1
yrym
""""X
X
1
1
S
s?
-
v
s
-p
un
-nine
players,
1
(Tinyl
Carlson
joins
the
team
in
h
'
and
manaser
lef
t
Vancouver,
where
he
remined
moniinn,
hard
on
since
winning
the
Golden
Gloves
(Another
champion-
:
championship.
uKju
vaimuu
ujijiw
liic
jjia.c
ui
uupny
a
Boiuen
ring
Willi
IWOl
&
his
brOthJr
Gdcn
(TinVI.
The
nolripn
hovers
we
nnhli
VS.
..
-Tv'.
-
o
"
"
,
.
,
.
northern
u.i.
V"
J
.
.
-
1-
Prince'
Prince'
Rupert
nwncrt
Co-op-
Co-op
The
Tlie
"on
on
to
to
Pentieton
Penticton
Fund"!'
Fund
.
".'
V
,
t
"
'
.
f
neavyweigni
ciumpiun
remaiiiea
senieit
to
Wara
by
Mr.
Manson,
In
Vancouver
to
join
the
Ccop
who
had
returned
with
the
Challengers
basketball
team.
i
trophy
from
Vancouver.
With
their
coach,
RCMP
Con-;
The
presentation
look
place
S'ablp
Jo
Ward,
the
lft
of
eham-
between
shows
Earlier
in
the
I
.'h',ketb
ill
champion-
that
the
public
is
really
behind
f,
,m
-hcv
iiir-ot
will
be
officials
and
campaign
commit-
"
i
in
the
.semi-finals
on
tec
wishes
-to
give
heartfelt
i
rlw-ir
tlvinlrc
Irt
nil
whn
rinl
rlhulnl
in
pions
was
complete.
'
evening
a'
dinner
was
given
in
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
opened
honor
of
the
boxing
team,
by
the
program
with
words
of
con-
Chef
Len
Cochlin
at
the
Prince
gratulations
lor
the
"outstand-
Rupert
Hotel
dining
room.
town's
own
iMi.ir
u
Jx,:isrJ-
.rr-
v
i
2
TOCclh
sueetharls,
ai'ts,
children
children
the
the
fund.
fund.
t
ZJ
J-
1
i
.-"'
Vv
I
1
j,
nf
the
learn
sent
the'
We
think
something
like
this
.
A
I
I
Sit
A
a
i,
.
".
?
1
n
'
m
H
r.
.
Alt.
ing
uccunipusnmems
oi
inese
I
young
men,"
but
said
he
was
If
you
want
to
sen
it.
advertise
sorry
he
was
not
acting
Wficially
the
News
pay
big
dividends.
ion
this
important
trip,
knits
the
community
together
in
.1
irolct
whalen
was
on
a
very
special
way
and
would
fike
'
1
h
,kf
tlie
hand
of
Coach
to
add
our
commendation
to
the
'iid'i'r
added
support:
:
Mil
spirit
thus
shown.
And
it
is
.'iiple
of
Prince
Rupert
apparent,
time
and
time
again,
r
you
all
the
way,"
he
:
that
this
real
spirit
becomes
'?
i..
1
wnrrt
AulHnnl
In
ennrte
(linn
oni
'
-
-
t
,i
.
1
u
,
.
QUALITY
CHESTERFIELDS
r
7
"r"W
ISM.
oai
n
waruuy.
i
...
...
ame
time.
Mayor
Whal-'
other
common
focal
point
in
our
a
parcel
containing
a
'community,
ruined
salmon
to
Team
i
More
individuals
who
contri
RISING
ROOKIE
Rookie
Earl
Balfour
of
Toronto
Marlboro
Juniors
in
the
Ontario
Hockey
Association
got
an
unexpected
boost
when
he
came
up
to
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
for
his
first
National
Hockey
League
game.
Dollard
St.
Laurent,
shown
behind
him,
and
one
of
Montreal
Canadiens'
famed
first-year,
players,
sent
Balfour
high
in
the
air
in
this
unusual
photo.
The
Leafs
defeated
the
Canadiens
6-2
and
came
within
two
points
of
4An;-!i.s
M.icphce
for
pre-it
to
Petuicton's
mayor,
I::
b'.st
wishes,
and
may
I
r
team
win."
Jnirncd
to
their
husband
the
second-place
Montrealers.
i
CP
PHOTO)
buted
to
the
Fund
are:
Jack
Lindsay,
Trevor
Hill,
Johnny
Kyan,
Don
Fitch,
Karl
Slatta,
Jack
KiUhie,
C.
Adiund,
J.
Taylor,
Jack
F.hy,
Jim
llebh,
Mrs.
Sam
'
Hansen,
Mrs.
Hill
llussey,
l.eiv
llusoy.
Hurley
Lewis,
I.(li;ar
Most
ad.
Mrs.
T.
II.
Itlack,
Mrs.
J.
Taylor.
List
of
business
cont
rlbuting
Is
not
yet
available.
,r
a
lareweil
Rl.-
nnu
.Uii.sper
of
support,
back
Hie
champion-.l)ered
Mrs.
Hill
to
her
eoach.
vis
had
tlauchter.
Joan
Kings
Plate
0T
Seagram's
w'5urca
Curling
Results
Tuesday's
men's
curling
results:
7
p.m.
Rowbotham
16,
Skal-merud
5;
Miller
4,
Moore
12.
;
Remember
w
hen?
i
Bob
(Moo.se)
Ecclc.stone,
well-'
known
Toronto
amateur
hockey
i
and
Softball
manager,
died
y
,
years
ago
today,
after
being
Injured
in
an
automobile
accident.
'
He
won
three
straight
O.H.A.
him
wilh
hicj
bluei
if
to
fay:
"Till-'
champ-j
Prince
Rupert
Co-op
Challen-Daddy."
i
H?
wi"
have
at
least
three
root-
f)
a.m.
Bateman
11,
Boulter
senior
titles
with
his
Toronto
9;
Berg
10,
Rogerson
8;
Hollis-
j
Goodyears,
and
piloted
the
Cities
I
ton
5,
Rowbotham
11.
Service
Softball
Club
which
won
for
the
best
in
Chesterfields
all
famous
makes
see
are
saying,
"we
re
going
ing,
ardent
supporters
Irom
re-fully
hard."
j
serve
benches
at
Penticton.
Leav-
it'inf
rubers
are
Jim'Flaten,
ing
from
here
by
car
last
Sun-Djus.
Don
Sehr-rk.
Ray
day
night
were
Howie
Haugen,
4
Mil
kev
Webster.
Rupe
Eddie
Ciccone
and
Barry
Hill,
all
"
This
odvertisemenl
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liauor
Control
Bcord
or
by
H
Government
of
British
Columbia,
51
games
against
six
defeats
Thursday's
Draw
7
p.m.
Bateman
vs.
Berg;
over
a
three-year
period.
Gordon
&
Anderson
Art
OWin.
Herb
Mor-
of
whom
expect
to.
travel
with
j
Rowbotham
vs.
winner
of
Eyolf-Lcs
Matihi
ws,
Olen'the
team.
json
aim
Moorq;
Wils9n
vs.
Skall-
BIG
CATCHES
J
more
been
f
Phone
46
merud
Tunny
nsn
wcigning
9
p.m.-Rogcrsonvs.
Holli.slon.ith!,n
800
Pounds
have
Stewart
vs.
winner
of
Wright
!
caught
in
Uie
NorthSoa.
and
Wales;
Boulter
vs.
Mafhcw.!
V:
1
J
7
X
V?
..
i'
i
J
Ji
JV.
'
n.
"C'J..
It
V
V
ft
'
i
"
iWell
Received
by
City
Supporters
.tV.is
a
real
swell
dinner
of
have
already
begun.
If
possible,
'
fried
chicken,
Len
it
Is
planned
to
have
the
date
set
j
$.
i
in
honor
of
the
Elks
at
April
12,
or
the
day
following
Regulations
Pursuant
lo
Section
35
of
the
'
"HIGHWAY
ACT'
0
WEDNESDAY
RKSl'LTS
j
Eyolfson
8,
Moore
7;
Barber
7,
1
Shier
10;
Ostertag
10,
McKen-i
zie
8;
Greene
12,
Jennings
3;
!
McDowell
10,
Taylor
4.
j
Go
Places!
Go
Navy!
THE
R.C.N.
NEEDS
MEN
TODAY!
4
0
Get
the
Facts
about
a
Navy
Career
from
i
The
undersigned
being
a
person
authorized
by
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
in
writing,
to
exercise
the
powers
vested
in
the
said
Minister
under
Part
II
of
the
"Hifihuay
Act,"
and
beinff
of
the
opinion
that
the
roads
in
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
district
may
require
load
and
speed
limitations
in
the'
coming
'spring
break-up,
do
hereby
advise
the
travelling
public
that
where
such
regulation
is
necessary
notices
will
be
posled
from
time
to
time
-on
said
roads.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
March
11th.
1952.
L.
E.
SMITH,
DIVISIONAL.
ENGINEER
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
"Hockey
Scores
,
National
New
York
10,
Chicago
2
Pacific
Coast
New
Westminster
1,
Saskatoon
3
Western
International
Trail
3,
Nelson
4
(Best
of
five
EC.
semi-final
tied
2-2
1
PCSAHI.-OSAIIL
.
Nanaimo
2,
K.'lowna
1
(Best
of
five
B.C.
semi-final
tied
2-2)
The
Aborigines
of
New
Zealand,
called
Maoris,
emigrated
there
from
the
Eastern
Pacific
600
years
ago.
NAVAL
RECRUITING
OFFICER
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM,
PRINCE
RUPERT
PHONE:
!$'!ub
team.
Talk
around
Good
Friday.
!
:'f
.ous-looking
table
top;
Joe
Ward
and
Art
Murray
are
i
rr.
.-':
on
the
Golden
getting
together
on
the
match-
sf.8ht,
till
fresh
in
the
making.
They
hope
to
match
8!
the
ItH'al
contestants,
j
Tiny
Carlson
against
Art
Sen
ft
tii-oks
like
the
last
big:
again
for
a
feature
bout.
"rison
Is
going
to
have
!
f
time
Keping
weight
1
Another
civic
official
who
sup-,
f
ar
know
!
ports
amateur
boxing
and
in
no
if"W.
the
three
champions
way
wishes
to
be
connected
with
;
Mliag
forward
to
the
Can-
i
the
opinion
expressed
by
city;
s
Championships
and
Olym-'
council
Monday
regarding
the;
";
to
be
held
in
Vancou-;
lack
of
enthusiasm
for
local
j
t
l.
2
and
3.
What's
it
Golden
Gloves
champions,
is
j
lin?
Alderman
George
Hills.
He
first
place,
it
means
,
Acting
mayor
at
the
time
-of
'Kc
winner
is
tops
in
his
the
council
meeting,
Aid.
Kills!
tirouahout
Canada,
an
'
was
sick
in
bod
at
the
time.
Aid.
'
JbAment
thai
will
mean
H.
M.
Daggett
had
taken
over
;
t
"-and-handsome
recog-
the
chair
for
the
meeting.
I
;
Today,
Aid.
Hills,
recovered
the
Olympic
trials
'from
an
attack
of
the
flu,
felt
rjg'-s
the
chance
of
a
life-
badly
about
the
council's
move,
gravel,
a
trip
which
will!
Also,
it
was
Inadvertantly
omit-'i
to
Helsinki
and
over
;
ted
in
a
press
report
of
the
meet-
;
:ier
parts
of
Europe
cost
i
ing
that
the
acting
'mayor
was
ai
the,
way.
And
it
gives
,
absent
and
due
to
this
omission.
t
a
chance
at
the
world;
Aid.
Hills
has
been
the
brunt
of
title
which
the
glory
several
unjust
accusations.
-s
is
superceded
by
little.
;
"I
think
amateur
sport
what-IVhilc,
there
is
strong
ever
it
is,
is
great
lor
young
1
no'hcr
fii'ht
card
on
the
;peoplo
and
champions
deserve
a
"nc
and
arrangements
lot.
of
credit,"
says
Aid.
Hills.
OJ-
CN-4-57
fimBmmm
sr.
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hose
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Manufacturer's
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due
to
drastic
price
reduction.
Two
new
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shades.
Sizes
82
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.
-
and
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Sizes
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3.95
INickcrson,
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die
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Jim
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is
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CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
fl
Ddi
I'-ge
irom
the
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f
1
curling
meet
this
af-1
was
accepted
at
last
;t.yro
Club
meeting
and
""f.
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J.
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double
bed
sizes
in
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Good
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'
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Moore,
Art
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Discontinued
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Men's
Batiste
Inter-,
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Regular
and
Tall
models.
Regular
47.50.
Sizes
38
to
44.
ftP
Special
9
v
GOOD
QUALITY..
HIGH
GRADE
TURKISH
TOWELS
All
Perfect
merchandise.
Discontinued
numbers.
All
good
quality
towels.
Group
1
I
59C
Group
2
95C
Group
3
1.00
DRAPERY
SPECIALS
A
Sensational
Buy
in
Drapery
Fabric
A
Manufacturer's
clearance,
beautiful
new
patterns,
pre-shrunk
and
vat
dyed.
Values
run
as
high
as
3.75
yard.
Group
1
Printed
Rouqhtex
and
Monks
Cloths
OQ
48"
wide.
Per
Yard
I.VO
Group
2
Printed
Pebblestone
and
Roughtex
48"
wide.
Well
assorted
patterns.
Light
and
Dark
grounds.
Per
Yard
mj
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
ONLY
SED
CARS
FOR
SALE
MEN'S
WORSTED
SOCKS
Good
quality
Men's
Worsted
Socks
in
heather
GIRLS'
DRESSES
In
the
New
Etched
Fabric
"Bonatay."
Guaran
1941
International
?i-ton
Panel
1919
Austin
Panel
1948
Ford
Panel
1941
Ford
Sedan
1947
Austin
8
Sedan
1941
Morris
8
Sedan
1937
Terraplane
Sedan
,
1948
Ford
Sedan
1918
Thames
(Kord)
fancl
teed
washable
with
the
New
Stay-crisp
finish.
mixtures
only.
Sizes
1
0
to
1
l
Special
2
pair
1.50
3.19
Sizes
2
to
6X
Each
.'.
INDIAN
BLANKETS
Assorted
GIRLS'
TARTAN
KILTS
Black
Watch
Plaid
only
Sizes
7
to
12
years
designs,
soft
and
t.95
fterior
Auto
Service
warm
Size
60
v
72
Each
"
Limited
Ha
venue
West
Phone
Green
217