Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
"33Tpf.'Jg
Mondaj',
May
8,
1950
"
'
"
well
to
become
the
third
ioca"
entry.
Chief
worry
of
the
island
i
jV.P.'s
Win
From
Prexy's
Entry
Ball
Pictures
".
Three
League
Clubs
Certain
crew
is
lack
of
a
.sponsor,
but
that
situation
is
also
well
on
the
way
toward
being
solved.
The
weatherman
did
his
best
and
DECc;
The
1950
football
season
got
off
to
a
fine
start
when,
in
an
j
to
make
his
department
co-cp-erate
with
Ui
boys
yesterday.
DETROIT
Kf
Flashy
Letter
Felton
of
Detroit
bolstered
his
hopes
for
a
shot
at
Ray
Robinson's
welterweight
title
by
whipping
rough
Tuzo
(Kid)
Portuges
of
Costa
Rica
in
a
10-rounder
here
Friday
night.
Felton
came
up
after
being
dropped
for
a
count
Of
four
In
the
first
round
to
beat
the
kid
from
Costa
Rica
exhibition
pre-season
game,
the
Baseball
practice
yesterday
saw
vice-president's
team
won
from'
a-
turn
out
of
24
enthusiastic
putting
at
the
league's
disposal
,
rts
fine
a
blue
sky
as
the
dis-
j
I
tiict
has
seen
in
a
long
time.
,
I
Another
practice
Tuesday
night
'
will
help
file
off
some
more
of
i
the
president's
team
by
two
players
anxious
to
g?t
down
to
goals
to
one.
It
was
a
good
dis-
the
business
o:
the
season's
play,
play
of
football.
Many
individual
,
The
ball
picture
looks
brht
badly.
flayers
showed
to
advantage.1
1
his
year
with
to
entries
cer-1
j
There
was
good
combination,!
tain
from
the
city
proper
and
the
ill
1
Watson
Island
bays
shaping
up
rhon
ti,
"i
'the
rough
edges
accumulated
during
the
winter.
With
the
closing
entries
Wednesday
the
club
is
pretty
sure
of
having
three
good
ball
teams
NEW
RATES
FOR
STEAM
BATHS,
SHOWERS
&
MASSAGE
Private
Room
(with
cot)
$1.25
Semi-Private
Room
(with
cot)
$1.00
Public
Steam
Bath
75c
STl'DENTS
RATE
65c
Showers
50c
Children's
Special
Bat.
between
8
and
12
noon
25c
Massage
from
$1.00
up
NORTHERN
SPORTS
STEAM
BATHS
Phone
658
for
reservations
OPEN
DAY
&
NIGHT
promises
well
for
a
good
season.
Sid
Woodside
handled
the
and
some
new
players
made
a
good
impression.
A
good
crowd
saw
the
match
in
perfect
weather.
The
first
half
saw
both
sides
getting
their
share
of
play.
A
play
from
Billy
Gomez
to
Pavlikis
to
Wyatt
was
the
only
goal
of
the
lined
up
locally.
League
play
smpsmiMsm
Even
for
double
the
price
you
can't
buy
anything
better
than
!
i
game
expertly
and
Pat
Forman
starts
Sunday,
and
Magnus
Hilverson
were
i
efficient
linesmen.
i
smartest
Reuse
U,ri
Cedar
Footballers
Ask
Line-ups
were
as
follows:
Vice-president's
team
Boul
half
and
gave
the
president's
iteam
a
1-0
edge.
'
-V.LUtR'J
U
1
!
!
1
1
t
Several
changes
in
line-ups
were
made
at
half
time.
With
play
proceeding
at
the
same
fast
clip,
Ralph
Smith
took
one
from
Pat
Wilson
to
score
the
equalizer.
On
another
set-up
505
M,
Briw
s,
PVU1
.
"The
people
who
live
there
aren't
home
right
now,
but
ter,
Krans?,
Dunbar,
Charlie
Sunberg,
D.
Gomez.
Cornweli,
Alexander,
Price,
McAfee,
Biil
Davidson,
Cameron,
Parkhous.
Pat
Wilson,
Ralph
Smith,
Vck-ovich,
Dave
Murray,
Mclnnes.
Pre.-ident's
team
Vander-heide,
"Monk"
Sunberg,
John
Wilson,
Robinson,
Veitch,
Greer,
"trick"
Eby,
captain,
Baxter,
A.
i
McKay,
Pavlikis,
Wyatt,
Bill
Gomez,
Alex.
Gomez.
1
11
be
glad
to
accept
delivery
for
them
"iwourt.
For
Times
al
Park
The
Football
Association
has
applied
to
the
Tarks
Board
for
the
grounds
for
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays'
leaving
Tuesdays,
Thursdays,
Saturdays
and
Sundays
for
the
baseballcr.
The
grounds
are
In
surprisingly
good
shape
and
had
been
well
marked
out
by
the
football
executive
tn
Saturday
afternoon.
The
pitcher's
mound
and
thi
home
plate
"hole"
are
hazard-for
the
footballers
but
generally
rpeaking
the
surface
is
not
bad.
from
Wilson
Smith
scored
his
second
goal
and
the
winner
f"r
his
team
a
few
minutes
later.
Spectators
saw
a
really
good
game
and
the
standard
of
play
Be
Bop
Saddles
for
Women
STK.
Record
Broken;
By
Graham
PRINCE
ID'
SAILS
K
3.9.
hid
AND
INTKRMIW
J
EACH
TumJ
at
11:15
J
i
Another
season
bowling
record
was
broken
last
Wednesday
night
Willi
Jack
Graham
of
Pushovers
knocking
over
a
three-game
total
of
899.
The
race
for
first
place
in
the
A
&
B
mixed
league
is
very
close
and,
with
only
two
more
weeks
left,
competition
Is
very
keen.
Other
high
scorers
for
last
Wednesday
were
B.
Dunbar,
Dining
Room
At
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Now
Open
The
modernistic
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
dinir.s
room
will
be
open
to
the
public
today
and
citizens
are
invited
to
inspect
this
new
dining
service.
The
dining
room
contains
ten
tables
and
forty
chairs
finished
in
light
maple
with
ten
green
covered
leather
unholstered
stools
at
the
coffee
bar.
The
For
KETCH
Extra
Special
ISirwimwodIs
WEDNKSDAV
Mil
Headpinncrs
4,
Pioneers
0,
Manson's
3,
Sport
Shop
1
Standings:
"A"
League
Manson's
28
Headpinners
27
Blow-outs
25
Pushovers
22
Northern
Lights
21
Noble
&
Wick
19
City
Transfer
is
Wharf
Rats
14
Macey's
is
Sport
Shop
3
Pioneers
12
Silver
Streaks
5
"B"
League
P.
R.
Plumbing
27
Bob
Parker
23
Hangovers
Zi
Velvets
22
Conrads
,.
21
Cantels
20
Handicaps
19
WatU
St
Nickerson
13
Booth
School
14
CPA
11
Royal
Blues
13
Ideal
Cleaners
2
Lynn
Patrick
To
Victoria
NEW
YORK
P
Lynn
Patrick,
the
man
who
brought
the
New
York
Rangers
from
the
NHL.
cellar
to
the
brink
of
the
Stanley
Fur
Rfsetvaiiot
or
Cii
HTY
OR
DEPW
Prince
Rupcr,
Manson
s,
with
313
for
high
ladies
single
game
and
742
for
high
ladies
three
game
total.
High
j
men's
single
game
was
scored
by
J.
Thompson,
Sport
Shop,.
with
HOLLYWOOD
cafe"
incandescent
lighting
was
installed
by
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Company.
The
dininj
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
:
'
"
jCup,
has
quit
the
N
H
L.
to
coach
room
will
be
open
from
7:30
to
the
Victoria
Cougars
of
the
Pac-10
a.m.
in
the
morning,
11:30
ific
Coast
hockey
league.
Lynn
a.m.
to
2:00
p.m.
for
luncheon1
will
join
his
father,
Lester
Sil-and
from
5:30
to
7:30
p.m.
for
(
veivFoxi
In
running
the
Victoria
dinner.
;
Cougars.
Victoria
finished
in
The
coffee
bar
is
also
finished
;
Uie
ieague
cellar
last
season
and
with
a
light
maple
back
bar,
an
;
UlPy
are
hopln(,
Lynn
can
tlo
for
aborite
toppr-d
counter
and
wi:lhm
wnat
neclid
for
the
Ran.
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M
to
3:30
A.M.
J
I
.
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dlshei
i-..
Team
results
were
as
follows
:
C.P.A.
4,
Velvets
0
Watts
&
Nickerson
4,
Ideal
Cleaners
0
P.
R.
Plumbing
4,
Handicaps
0
Conrads
4,
Cantels
0
Hangovers
4,
Booth
School
0
Bob
Parker
2,
Royal
Blues
2
Blowouts
4,
Silver
Streaks
0
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
De
open
irom
:3U
a.m.
unui
gers.
For
Outside
Order
PHONE
11:00
p.m.
each
dav.
The
roomy,
up-todate
kitchen
includes
two
electric
stoves
with
four
hot
plate
Burners
each
arc'
Stamps
Musi
Show
wooie
Si
Wick
4,
Macey's
0
Pushovers
4,
Wharf
Rats
0
City
Transfer
3,
Northern
LighU
1
Up
Belter
Tonight
IJi
scolds
1
rJwm::Tfl
IJASEIJALL
additional
Moffat
and
Silex
hot
plates.
In
one
corner
is
a
new
1
Gilso
free.
er,
which
was
install-1
ed
by
the
Rupert
Eleetjic.
All
l
meals
will
be
servWjbn
'the!
latest
Lenix
pattern
vitrified
English
china
wirh
beautiful
Tavern
Puritan
silverware.
'
The
dining
roomfwas
installed)
by
Mrs.
Agnes
A.
Rochester
of.
IVafch
CALGARY
P)
The
Calgary
Stampeders
will
be'
behind
the
eight
ball
for
sure
if
they
don't
stop
the
Toronto
Marlboros
tonight
in
the
Stamps'
last
home
game
of
the
Allan
Cup
final.
Tht
well
trained
Marlies
Saturdaj
SUNDAY
Pacific
Coast
Hollywood
11-3,
Oakland
4-2
Sacramento
7-0,
Seattle
4-1
San
Diego
10-2,
Portland
5-5
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Mrs.
tne
showed
superiority
in
nearly
H.
Haudenschild
will
be
Repairing
PS1
i
.
A50-J
Los
Angeles
8-10,
San
Francisco
manageress
of
the
dining
room.
5-2
SATURDAY
Thil
advertisement
ft
not
published
or
displayed
by
Ae
Lis-1
BnAfH
m
hw
tK
n.lvrnrrnt
of
finlish
Columbl
I
every
department
In
waltzing
to
an
easy
4-1
victory.
It
gave
the
Dukos
a
2-1
lead
in
the
best
of
seven
reries
for
the
Dominion
senior
hockey
title.
San
Francisco
10,
Los
Angeles
6
CONGRATULATIONS
MANSON'S
Box
998
Green
324
Oakland
7,
Hollywood
2
Seattle
13,
Saqramento
8
San
Diego
7,
Portland
0
Western
International
SUNDAY
.Spokane
9-3,
Salem
0-7
Taroma
11-2,
Victoria
9-7
Vancouver
3,
Wenatchee
-to
Ihe-
TRAIN
bCHEDULE
For
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
"
C:00
p.m
l-'rom
trie
East-Tuesday,
Tliiiiiirtaf
jjatmrta
10:15
p.m.
-il
.
n
1
PmiW
Y.iUiina
18,
Tri-City
1
SATURDAY
.
Wenatchee
4-4,
Vancouver
Taconifi
fi,
Victoria
S
Salem
2,
Spokano
1
Yakima
13,
Tri-City
10
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Dining
Room
and
Mrs.
H.
Haudenschild
on
their
opening
from
.
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
We
Installed
Electrical
Equipment
NOW
OPEM
H4
I;:
V
4m
Playoffs
To
Be
Thursday
The
last
week
of
regular
league
u
0
0
0
I
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous!
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
GOOD
LUCK.
The
modern
new
1
j
a(,
4IW
inuitau'
I
tile
league
took
place
last
Thurs
(A
'I
iCommodore
Cafe;
"Hospitality
and
Oood
Food"!
day.
The
play-offs
will
start
next
Thursday
with
finals
the
;
Thursday
following.
I
A
tentative
date
for
the
annual
(banquet,
at
which
the
leatrue
1
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
'3rd
Ave.
Da
via
Chow.
Mot
"NO!
NO!
NOT
MY
CMPt-MM
Mrs.
H.
Haudenschild
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
DINING
ROOM
from
Velvet
Ice
Cream
&
Jersey
Farm
Milk
t
11..
u
this
delicious
TWO-
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
DINING
ROOM
with
accommodation
for
40
diners
and
a
beautiful
new
coffee
bar
Catering
by
Mrs.
H
Haudenschild
trophies
and
prizes
are
to
be
pre-
sented,
has
been
set
for
May
20.
1
Arrangements
are
to
be
made
for
refreshments,
music
and
banquet
j
hall
and
definite
Information
1
will
be
available
in
the
near
fu-
cereal.
Posts
urape-iNurs
rw"
j,
whea
t
flavor.
Made
from
sun-ripened
fami
"
barley,
they
supply
nourishment
Mways
Smooth
Served
in
Single
Sanitary
Containers
useful
quantities
ot
camonyuiu"..,
r-
R
For
taste
delight
.
.
.
nounsnmem
.
.
NUTS
FLAKES
they're
different.
GF-140
SUCCESS
...
to
the
TO
THE
MERCHANTS
Columbia
Paper
Co
Ltd.
Branch
Now
Open-
all
types
of
WELDING
manufacturing
large
or
small
heavy
duty
railers,
fire
escapes,
boat
and
storage
tanks
All
built
to
.
underwriters
specifications
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
24
hour
service
E25
1st
Ave.
East
Green
884
All
Work
Guaranteed
ice
o'
house
is
now
open'here
for
the
scrv
ture.
The
teams
to
make
the
play-off
spot
are
as
follows:
Fun-makers,
Spero's
Grocery,
Clover-leafs.
And
tied
for
the
4th
playoff
spot
are
Sons
of
Norway
and
K.D.'s.
I
Playoff
Schedule
May
11,
7
p.m.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
K.
D.'s.
9
p.m.
Spero's
Grocery
vs
winner
of
above
match;
Fun-makers
vs
Cloverleafs.
Standings
(at
end
of
regular
league
play)
:
Funmakcrs
65
j
Spero's
Grocery
59
j
Cloverleafs
48
j
K.D.'s
.'...47
Sons
of
Norway
,
47
!
Thomcllff's
44
N.W.
Construction
39
B
&
W
37
Teeners
33
North
Machinery
28
Rupert
and
District.
.
Place
your
orders
now
for:
fj
B!
a.m.
p.m.
p.m.
WRAPPING
PAPERS
,ilTHs
'j
Dining
Room
Hours
Breakfast
7:30
a.m.
to
10:00
Lunch
)1:30
a.m.
to
2:00
Dinner
5:30
p.m.
to
7:30
Coffee
Bar
Open
........
7:00
a.m-
to
1
1
:00
New
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Dining
Room
'
.
on
their
opening
-
WE
INSTALLED
ELECTRICAL
FIXTURES
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
CO.
i)i:iK'"'
WAXED
PAPERS
PAPFIfc
1MAPKINS
LTD.
LTD',
and
other
sundries
COLUMBIA
PAPER
CO
Free
delivery
service
roLUMBJA
PAPER
CO
p.m.
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