Freddy
Wlngham
vs.
Chester
KEEP
BOWLING
LEAD
(Continuec
rrom
rage
4)
B.
SIMM
TUNIS
1RENRY
ROCHON
IS
;
BEST
IN
TENNIS
J
MONTREAL
O
Henri
Rochon,
Mills
.
1
-
Call
Berg
vs.
Patsy
Faulkner
"
Teenage
Donn
JoTinson
vs.
Syd
Young-man
Matt
Sedgewlek
vs.
Alf
Black-
j
ROUND-
124
188
142
971
D.
Schwab
124
137
J.
Kiemmg
i51
190
R.uden
hi
153
HandicaD
ya
yjj
'iolaJs
1052
1087
BOK8
BILLIARD
WINNER
The
fourth
handicap
English
billiards
tournament
ended
yesterday
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
with
Bruce
Simund-son,
who
had
led
practically
aby
Bill
McChesney
vs.
Gardiner
..und
of
the
tawe
;:4nt
is
now
on
'J
is
the
draw
J,,
the
semi-finals
J;:hil
ls
hoped
may
early
date.
Paul
moiureai
arop-shot
artist,
is
ranked
No.
1
by
the
Canadian
Lawn
Tennis
Association
for
the
second
straight
year
but
shares
the
top
rating
with
Rene
Buser,
smooth-stroking
Swiss
player
out
of
Montreal.
Walter
Stohl-berg
of
Vancouver
is
third
and
Jimmy
Skelton
and
Lome
Main
Ralph
Young
vs.
Julian
Per-
136
113
no
126
103
234
138
154
la
14a
m
141
lrio
m
E.
rtcne
264
K.
Wright
m
E.
Sweeney
'
133
F.
Moore
....
"
172
P.
Arnett
12a
A.
Schatz
12a
Handicap
ia8
Totals
1071
nell
Penlo
Penoff
vs.
Don
Prevost
throughout
the
200-polnt
match,
winner
by
only
three
points.
Alex
Harvey,
who
was
playing
junior
Phil
Lyons
Reynold
McKay
vs.
J
o
h
n
frier
1
isF""'"'""
J
0
(51
j
'
"
'Vn
'
'I
l
-
"an,
mm
960
1003
Schleld
minus
20
and
conceding
his
op-
ponent
a
total
of
55
points,
was
slxfh
"
very
slow
in
getting
started
and
Simundson
soon
had
a
substan
166
115
189
126
230
1&4
1G6
128
Ui
146
244
166
Ray
Spring
vs.
Roy
Webber
BUI
Suhberg
vs.Uud
Ratchford
Neil
McAra
vs.
Chris
Erlckson
Joe
Chell
vs.
Ron
Chrtstoff
Bob
Anderson
vs.
Henry
Black-aby
Adult
,H.
Holkestad
vs.
Don
Stewart
8ILVERSTREAKS-
G.
Van
Meer
104
L.
Smith
174
P.
Roberts
"".
122
M.
Smith
100
LonR
161
Low
Score
181
Handicap
40
Totals
942
MALKINS
J.
Schild
181
tial
lead
over
his
veteran
opponent.
Simundson
passed
the
first
century
108)
with
Harvey
40
40
1026
1013
HIS
SECOND
TRIP
NORTH
Kenneth
Spencer
Was
in
7
Mel
Holkestad
vs.
Allan
Mostad
228
94
127
t
MM
Claire
Morfls
vs.
Pat
Bolton
'
tkvuncuv
Ill
201
117
99
154
201
156
n.
uiavenng
-
Jimmy
Sheddon
vs.
Stan
Com-!
T'"Tf,r
7
198
147
160
Alaska
Year
Ago
A.
Taylor
.
302
(53)
still
55
points,
the
amount
of
his
handicap,
ahead.
At
131
Harvey
was
56
points
behind
and.
j
when
Simundson
was
only
50
points
from
his
goal.
Harvey
had
lost
an
additional
10
points.
It
looked
as
If
Simundson
was
going
to
be
victor
by
a
substantial
majority.
Prom
then
on,
however,
Harvey
played
more
true
to
form,
although
he
was
wall
Ron
McClymont
vs.
Yent
Handicap
91
91
91
me
ionncoming
concert
at
Totals
.....1205
1019
1051
Howard
Haugen
vs.
Bob
Scharf
f.
KlNGPlNNEns
prtnrc
Htipm
Daily
rectus
Monday,
March
23,
1949
the
Civic
Centre
by
Kenneth
Spencer
will
mark
the
second
trip
that
Mr.
Spencer
has
made
195
.
'
N.
Kinslor
168
l'd,e
S.
Comadlna
179
64
Entries
In
Festival
181
north
of
the
Canadian
border
in
I
Betty
Hamilton
vs.
Edith
Jor-
anenton
221
198
148
181
235
150
192
267
190
nected
with
a
school.
There
will
.Civic
Centre
President
ftichard
R
McCallum
142
dan
Diane
Kennedy
vs.
Shirley
not
seen
at
his
best
during
the
158
1
191
'
game,
and
when
he
had
passed
7
!.;
r.rii
u
nr.,"..
J.
Shenton
110
A.
Pierce
122
Hmdicap
7
Totals
949
7,
also
be
an
entry
in
the
senior
choral
class.
T
hirteen
entries
have
been
I
re?isfered
for
the
various
Junior
i
Pearson
Leona
Webster
Vs.
June
Ratch-
The
Prince
Rupert
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Association
has
received
sixty-four
applications
1111
11931
reduced
Simundson's
iead
to
47.
l
ford
I
MAPLE
LEAFS
his
interesting
musical
career.
s
In
January
1948
he
visited
A!aka
and
his
arrival
at
Anchorage
was
a
totally
new
and
thrilling
experience
for
music
lovers
in
the
Alaskan
Territory.
Spencer,
who
was
invited
by
the
Little
Theatre
Society
of
the
northern
town,
was
the
first
negro
artist
ever
to
appear
in
recital
Festival
vocal
solo
classes.
In
the
piano
lor
entry
in
the
May
Mona
Lykegard
vs.
Marlon
Jj
2.
Greenwood.
j
A.
Shearer
............
65
A
well-played
break
of
19
by
so
17(5
Harvey
brought
him
within
39
102
of
his
opponent,
and
when
Sim-jpij
undson
only
wanted
14
points
144
'
to
win,
Harvey
was
still
32
points
Cleland
expressed
gratitude
for
the
fine
response
shown
by
the
large
numoer
ol
entries.
Terrace
has
shown
keen
interest
hi
tin;
Festival
from
the
beginning
ami
plans
to
have
27
entries
in
the
music
division.
Correspondence
from
Masset
and
Ketchikan
1
tit
earlier
dates
indicate,
they
would
like
to
participate
in
th;
Festival
but
no
confirmation
has
been
received
by
the
local
Festival
Association.
:
139
139
106
129
107
130
148
R.
fihearer
258
which
means
there
will
be
several
hundred
participants
contributing
to
the
two-day
program.
The
Introduction
of
in-
B.
Young
96
I
H.
Young
142
Dally
news
craasinea
Ads
get
Quick;
Result
148
behind
him.
In
sDite
of
several
duet
class
there
are
six
entries
while
there
Is
one
in
the
junior
violin
solo
class
and
one
in
the
instrumental
class.
So
far
there
Is
only-
one
rhythm
band
entered.
At
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Festival
Association
in
the
898
1010
in
that
region.
An
interview
slrumental
classes
and
vocal
visits
to
the
table
Simundson
with
Governor
Ernest
Gruening,'
classes
will
give
greater
veriety
Governor
of
Alaska,
a
warm
wel-
and
length
to
the
program
this
come
by
his
sponsors,
and
a
yeur.
I
was
unable
to
Increase
his
score
jjjO
and
Harvey
gradually
crept
up,
114
the
scores
finally
being
tied
at
98
186-all.
Harvey
led
momentarily
at
197
with
his
opponent
2
points
74
behind
but
the
score
was
again
156
173
191
106
113
161
74
974
round
of
receptions
by
the
people
of
Anchorage
and
the
soldiers
of
Fort
Richardson
made
Mr.
Spen
Handicap
14a
Totals
107?
B.
-C.
MESSENGER
H.
Swaf
field
181
G.
Smith
98
:
J.
Schroeder
172
1
L.
Swaf
field
'204
I
L.
8chroeder
215
,
T.
Smith
115
i
Handicap
74
!
Totals
1059
I
HIGH
SCHOOL
I.
Dunn
121
G.
Bateman
97
W.
Oarbutt
122
A.
Denton
193
;
The
number
of
entries
In
the
drama
classes
have
increased
from
five
to
eight
this
year.
There
will
be
three
plays
in
the
I
senior
section
and
five
in
the
cer's
visit
to
Alaska
a
memorable
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
om
STOCK
OF
BEDROOM
SUITES
IS
COMPLETE.
Oriental
W'alnuk
Butt
Walnut
Avoilire
Bleached
Colonial
Manle
Birdey
1
Maple
Trices
from
$150
to
$298
Phone
775
We
Deliver
327
3rd
Ave.
780.
tied
at
197.
cne.
PROMPT,
ATTENTION
TO
ALL
WORK
FOR
ALL
YOUR
PRINTING
REQUIREMENTS
Both
players
showing
evident
signs
of
nervousness
and
two
errors
In
Judgment
by
Harvey
in
88
181
169
m,
mil
color
92
144
151
188
96
225
198
262
the
final
play
nullified
his
splen-
A
(U
173
did
efforts
In
the
final
stages
Ke&il
Printers
A
brand
new
Steinway
grand
junior,
piano
was
purchased
by
the.
Hazelton
High
School,
whose
citizens
of
Anchorage
for
the
Geraldine
Martin
won
the
best
concert
was
flown
by
plane
and
junior
actress
award
in
the
1948
arrived
on
the
day
of
concert.
It
Festival,
will
be
the
only
out-was
the
first
concert
grand
piano
sit)e
entry
in
the
drama
classes,
ever
to
be
flown
into
the
Terri-
In
the
music
diVision
of
the
tory,
and
marked
the
inception
Festival
lne
pianoforte
class
has
of
a
new
era
of
musical
appreel-
19
ent,rjes
198
'
of
the
match.
1094
1246
J.
Urquhart
114
J.
Jenkins
196
Handicap
198
Totals
1041
DODGERS
S.
Ramsav
173
V.
Menzies
173
G.
Anderson
209
L.
Anderson
189
J.
Garner
235
E.
Garner
245
(ED.
SAUNDERS)
Second
Avenue
PHONE
24
P.O.
Uox
423
IF
SAVOYS,
STONES
Will
SATURDAY
230
149
174
108
226
2U7
156
200
296
131
182
161
1pwl!l!l1ll!!irailP
-..at
j
Thirteen
choirs
will
partici-
Spencer
and
his
accompanist,
pale
in
the
junior
choral
Classes
Willard
Owens,
were
guests
of
-
10
from
the
elementary
schools,
honor
at
Fort
Richardson,
and
one
from
the
high
school
and
gave
a
concert
to
the
men
of
the,
two
in
the
class
open
to
junior
Aviation
Squadrons
and
the
En-
ciK)trs
other
than
those
con-
Handicap
22
22
22
1246
1116
1148
i
Four
cltv
noP
teams,
doing
Totals
PIN
BUSTERS
is
a
Dii
01
post-season
155
178
league
combat
with
the
result
gineers
camped
there.
The
next
night,
in
the
Anchorage
Little
Prince
Rupert's
Finest
Eating
Place
BROADMY
CAFE
BEST
FOOD
.69
that
the
older
team,
in
both
i
M.
Grasdal
202
IE.
Ball
14t!
I
P.
Sbrocchi
126
I
M.
Townsend
74
I
O.
Jokanovich
214
I
Low
Score
173
1
Handicap
124
'
Totals
1059
Plumbln;
or
Heating
Calk
SMITH
&
ELKINS
Phone
174
Box
tH
198
217
90
181
147
124
1137
Theatre,
a
capacity
audience
greeted
the
singer
with
'warmth
cases,
affirmed
the
ancient
ad-
11a
161
124
age
that
age
and
experience
will
SPRING
STYLE
961
tell.
I
and
responsiveness.
A
second
j
eagagement
was
immediately
(booked
for
the
following
night,
j
following
which
Spencer
was
What
it
told
was
that
In
the
main
fixture
of
the
evening,
the
I
7
A
PICKET
FEN
CE
To
BEST
COOKING
bottom
eam
In
the
Senior
.
engaged
for
the
next
season
of
League
still
had
a
bit
to
teach
1940
MEND
Oil
A
HOARD
(Contimu'u
un
lagc
Six)
the
top-plate
aspirants
in
the
1
Intermediate
League.
Savoys,
!
who
hold
the
cellar,
spot
among
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EMPLOYERS
it
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TO
FIX?
.
.
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Repair
or
Building
Supplies
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&
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and
Contractors
rilONE
3(13
Concerning
The
Employment
of
Immigrants
From
Displaced
Persons
Camps
oi
Europe
"s
1
'
a
Displaced
Person
volunteers
to
accept
employment
in
Canada
and
is
passed
selection
committee
of
the
Dominion
Government,
he
or
she
is
required
to
the
seniors,
whipped
Fashion
Footwear,
of
the
Intermediate
League,
by
a
score
of
55-38.
First
half
of
the
game
was
fairly
even,
although
Savoys
held
a
12-point
lead
at
the
half-time
bell.
Fashion
then
whittled
the
lead
down
to
eight
points
with
a
couple
of
counters
in
the
third
quarter
but
then
retired
Into
a
strictly
defensive
altitude
for
the
latter
part
of
the
a
Specialty
CHINESE
DISHES
FOR
TAKE-HOME
ORDERS
PHONE
200
G08
WEST
THIRD
AVENUE
lit
following
agreement:
SEALED
TENDERS
addressed
to
the
undersigned
and
endorsed
"Tender
for
Dominion
Public
Building.
Ocean
fails,
B.
C."
will
be
received
until
3
p.m.
Wednesday.
April
20.
1949,
for
the
construction
pi
a
Dominion
Public
Building
at
Ocean
Falls.
B
C.
Plans
and
specifications
can
be
seen
and
forms
of
tender
obtained
at
the
offices
of
the
Chief
Architect.
Department
of
Public
Works.
Ottawa,
J
iiilliiillillflilfll:;!!
DEPARTMENT
OF
LABOUR
GOVERNMENT
OF
CANADA
Memorandum
of
Undertaking
with
the
Miniiter
of
Labour
for
Canada
(Ontario,
the
District
Resident
Arch
game.
(Seriil
No.)
(Surnimt)
(Chritin
Namti)
(Identity
Cert.
No.)
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hit
iiTivil
in
Cndi
I
Will
cctpt
raiployaum
---
:
in
-
-
.
unit
t
map-on
on
my
my
rriTi
in
v""
"
r'
Fashion
Footwear
Coach
Bob
Menzies
took
to
the
floor
himself,
but
found
himself
benches
for
fouls
before
the
game
was
suih
othfr
mploymrnt
m.y
bt
llecla
lol
m
by
the
Minuter
i
Libom
for
.
Cno
,
or
hn
"n'twiiiiiivf,
it
tl
w.te
rie
nd
jndr
th
orkiii
and
living
condition!
prevailing
in
"
Iwainy
of
employment
for
comparable
claaiificationa
of
mployoient,
ind
that
1
will
conlorm
to
'
P'rvailmg
rue,
,n1
wori;mt
regulationi
of
the
-iBdottrr
in
which
1
am
employed.
THE
LUXURY
TAX
IS
OFF!
itect.
Public
Building.
Victoria,
B.C.,
at
the
Post
Office
Building,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
and
at
the
Post
Office
Building.
Ocean
Falls,
B.
C.
Teniers
will
not
be
considered
unless
made
on
the
forms
supplied
by
the
Department
and
in
accordance
with
the
conditions
set
forth
therin.
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
a
certified
cheque
on
a
chartered
1
imdmund
that
I
may
be
required
to
rtimburt
my
employer
for
rout
paid
by
Wm
for
my
'Mwruuon
to
pi.ee
of
ertiploynMBt.
under
terma
and
conditiont
to
repayment
approved
by
tha
""'
of
Ubour
for
Canada.
V"'"
'nt
I
will
remain
in
the
employment
mentioned
above,
or
tuch
other
employment
aa
may
"kurrf
lr
mp
from
tifnt
to
,ime
by
tne
Miniiter
of
Labour
for
Canada
or
hia
authomed
reore-,w
Piod
of
one
year,
over.
Tills
was
in
itself
a
highly
unusual
occurrence,
since
Mr.
Menzies
is
noted
for
a
clean
style
of
play.
.
.
In
the
curtain
raiser,
Stone's
of
the
Intermediate
League
BARATHEA
SLACKS
Finely
tailored,
these
slacks
are
available
in
two
shades
of
brown.
Priced
at
....
$I4.!)."
SCAMPERS
Moccasin
style
with
crepe
.
soles.
Priced
at
JjW.OO
and
$7.00
6C
AM
PER
S
Single
strap
style
in
Burgundy
red
with
red
lug
soles.
Priced
at
ifl).2r
ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
bank
in
Canada,
payable
to
thei
order
of
the
Honourable
the
Minister
of
Public
Works,
equal
to
ten
..day
of
-
,
on
thit-.
whipped
the
challenging
North
Per
cent
of
e
amount
of
the
ten
rr
.
.
rler
nr
Usurer
Rollds
of
the
Domirl
'
(Signature
of
Emigrant)
AND
"
ARE
SO.
HAPPY
WE'D
SING
IF
WE
COULD
.
.
.
Star
team
of
the
Junior
League
lon
of
Caaria
or
of
the
Canadian
I
rnfmorandum
of
undertaking
waa
intetpreied
M
tha
above-named
in
hia
own
language.
National
Railway
Company
and
.
its
by
a
20-point
margin.
(Title
of
Witneaa)
(Signature
of
Wilneia)
constituent
companies,
uncondition-
j
ally
guaranteed
as
to
principal
and
interest
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
I
.or
the
aforementioned
bonds
and
a
NOTICE
TO
CONTK
ACTOHS
TemleaK
For
ftehnol
Kullillne
Sealed
Tenders,
endorsed
"Tender
tor
School
Building"
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
and
including
April
18.
1949.
for
the
erection
and
completion
of
the
following
Completion
of
their
undertaking
with
the
Dominion
Department
of
Labour,
f
receive
the
following
certificate,
-;.;'t..
schools:
1.
Three-room
school
nt
Telkwa.
certified
cheque
If
required
to
make
up
an
odd
amount.
Note
The
ttltartment,
through
yie
Chief
Architect's
office,
and
the
office
of
the
District
Resident
Architect,
Victoria.
B.
C.
will
supply
blue-prints
and
specifications
of
the
work
on
deposit
of
a
sum
of
$50.00
in
the
form
of
a
certified
bank
cheque
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Minister
of
Public
Works.
The
Deposit
will
be
released
on
return
of
the
blue-prints
and
specifications
Everything
at
Bulger's
is
Now
Free
of
the
Luxury
Tax
...
A
watch
that
formerly
cost
you
$20
with
tax,
will
now
cost
you
$16.
This
illustration
applies
to
everything
in
the
store.
ALSO
OUR
SPECIAL
DIAMOND
VALUES
WILL
BE
ON
DURING
THE
PERIOD
OF
LENT
OR
TILL
EASTER.
-
B.C.
2.
Three-room
annex
to
High
School
at
8milhers,
BC.
Plans,
specifications
and
form
of
tender
may
be
obtained
from
the
School
Board
office
In
Smlthers,
B.
C.
or
from
the
School
Board
office
.
.
-
'
'
tm&pr
mu
DEPARTMENT
Of
LABOUR,
fV
Y
CANADA
Ov
t
tMI'STeTVviTh(Yi
YV...A
-.&t?W&P
T.S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
-V
11
M
ADC
WITH
TH
IN
SPECIFIED
OF
TIME
UPON
within
a
moi,th
from
the
date
of
reception
of
tenders.
If
not
returned
within
that
period
the
deposit
will
be
forfeited.
,
By
order,
J.
M.
SOMERVTLI..E,
Secretary.
Department
of
Public
Works,
,
Ottawa,
March
22,
1949.
BIPUTV
MINHTtH
tm
or
mtoun
in
Smlthers,
B.C.
or
from
Sharp,
Thompson,
Berwick
&
Pratt,
Architects,
626
Pender
West,
Vancouver.
B.C..
on
a
deposit
of
$25.00,
which
amount
will
be
refunded
on
return
of
plans
In
good
condition.
A
certified
cheque
equal
to
10
of
tender
and
payable
to
the
Board
of
School
Trustees
must
accompany
the
bid
as
surety
of
good
faith.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
A.
MUHEIM,
Secretary-Treasurer,
School
District
No.
64,
Smlthers,
B.C.
Smlthers,
"B.C.
March
8,
1949.
(76)
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
(couNTanaioNto)
Commodore
Cale
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
"Better
Than
Ever"
VikIP
safeguard
the
interests
of
both
employer
and
employee,
to
eniure
lhPUced
Persons
lecure
a
sound
foundation
for
future
citizenship.
'naScU
'gs.
911
immiErants
under
the
Displaced
Perions
Movement
to
complete
their
VTaaTsiV.1!.
J
'iVo
ump,oyers
sh"'d
know
thi'i
ao
that
they
may
""stand
that
nw,y.
oul(1
which
he
or
she
has
been
s.rned,
ih.
.
be
encourated
to
leave
a
position
to
l
uusent
of
the
nearett
Employment
Office
manaser.
Porch
Paint
of
the
same
tiationallty
should
impress
on
these
men
and
women
horn
'ement
made
by
them
ihould
be
carried
out.
Any
other
advice
will
c
"l
inimigrant
a
disfavour.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
ARiiifcii.
am
it
rtAiin
KIllilUN
nFPARTriFrjT
Uh
LAUUUll
KEN'S
RADIO
CLINIC
For
Satisfactory
Service
Call
53
718
Second
Avenue
West
It
is
a
simple
matter
to
keep
your
steps
and
veranda
always
looking
cheerful,
using
BAPCO
PORCH
PAINT
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
Best
Food
and
Service
in
City
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
Third
Ave.
fJavid
Chow,
Mgr.
A.
MacrJAMARA
Deputy
Minister