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July
31,
1947
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CANADA
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a
lift
to
your
spirits
with
gay
bubbling,
thirst-quenching
Canada
'
Dry.
Its
zestful
flavor
is
everyone's
favorite
the
champagne
of
ginger
ales.
Buy
a
few
bottles
today.
1
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BLONDIE
By
Chic
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You
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Hill!
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GENERAL
M0TIRS
AKD
GORDON
AND
ANDERSON
SCORE
SOFTBALL
WINS
(Continued
trom
Paje
1)
hit,
but
both
were
out
when
Foster
threw
to
E.
Pierce
at
second
and.
H.
Pierce
was
out
going
to
third.
In
the
third
inning
Lindsay
hit
safely.
Domlnato
was
out,
Forbes
to
Pierce.
Antone
hit
safely
and
Foster
was
safe
on
a
fielder's
choice
but
Hartwlg's
throw
to
Symes
got
Antone
at
second.
Vuckovich
hit
and
Lindsay
and
Foster
scored.
E.
Pierce
was
out
Hartwlg
to
H.
Pierce.
Two
runs
came
in.
In
the
lower
half
of
the
third
Owens
struck
out.
Wesch
hit
safely.
Symes
flew
out
to
E.
Pierce
and
"Forman
was
out
to
Foster.
General
Motors
failed
to
score
in
the
fourth
or
fifth
innings.
High
School
got
their
first
run
in
the
fourth
when
Sharpe
crossed
the
plate.
Hartwlg
flew
out
to
Lambie
who
made
a
great
catch
in
centre
field.
Forbes
flew
out
to
Windle.
Kennedy
was
safe
on
E.
Pierce's
error
and
H.
Pierce
struck
out.
The
last
half
of
the
fifth
was
High
School's
big
Inning.
Owens
was
out
Forbes
to
Pierce.
Wesch
was
walked.
Symes
flew
out
to
E.
Pierce.
Then
Forman
hit,
Sharpe
hit
and
Hartwlg
hit
a
fine
three-bagger
with
three
men
coming
home.
Forbes
was
out
to
E.
Pierce.
Three
runs
came
'
in.
.
General
Motors
unleashed
a
hitting
barrage
in
the
sixth.
E.
Pierce
was
out'
Symes
to
H.
Pierce.
Pavlikis
hit
safely.
Windle
was
safe
on
a
fielder's
choice.
Lambie
hit
safely
as
did
Lindsay.
Dominato,
Antone,
Foster,
all
with
singles,
and
then
Vuckovich
hit
a
two-bagger.
E.
Pierce,
up
for
his
second
time
In
the
inning,
hit
safely
and
Pavlikis
also
up
for
the
second
time,
hit
safely.
Windle
was
out
to
Forman.
Seven
runs
had
come
in.
High
School
was
held
scoreless
In
the
sixth
and
seventh
whereas
the
mechanics
scored
two
in
the
seventh
when
Lindsay
hit
a
two-bagger.
Dominato
to
get
to
first
on
Forbes'
error
and
Foster
hit
a
two-bagger,
Lindsay
and
Dominato
.both
scoring.
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Dominato
and
Wesch
each
.
,
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,
.
struck
out
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beginning.
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Motors
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5
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5
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Lambie
5
12
Lindsay
5
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12
Antone
5
2
2
Foster
3
3
2
Vuckovich
5
12
E.
Pierce
4
1
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High
School-
Symcs
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Forbs
Kennedy
H.
Pierce
Owens
Wesch
General
Motors
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Umpires
At
plate,
J.
Coma-dina;
bases,
Neil
Ross.
G.
AND
A.
ILND
CO-OP
DECISIVE
DEFEAT
Showing
unusual
hitting
power,
Gordon
and
Anderson
totalled
nineteen
hits
off
the
pitching
of
Kellett
and
Slater
to
score
twenty
runs
and
so
hand
the
Co-op
nine
their
worst
defeat
of
the
season,
the
final
score
being
20-5.
Duncan
was
walked,
Slmund-son
hit
safely
and
Dell
hit
a
two-bagger
to
bring
In
two
runs.
Moxley
struck
out,
C.
Smith
was
out
Yelland
to
Warren
and
D.
K.
Neale
struck
out.
Two
runs
on
two
hits
and
a
walk.
Slater
was
out
Duncan
to
Dell,
Smitn
was
walked,
Warren
hit
as
did
Bellis
but
W.
Smith
was
out
when
Kneale's
throw
to
Carl
Smith
at
second
caught
him
off
the
bag.
Ward
was
out,
C.
Smith
to
Dell.
R.
Smith
was
out
to
W.
Smith
at
shortstop
and
then
Kellett
struck
out
James
and
Stewart.
Co-op
went
scoreless
in
the
second,.
In
the
first
of
the
third
a
walk
to
Duncan
and
a
single
by
Sim-undson
followed
by
Dell's
tWQ-bagger
brought
in
two
runs
for
G.
and
A.
In
their
half
Co-op
got
one
run
on
Salter's
neat
bunt,
a
single
by
Bellis
and
art
!
error
by
Kneale
that
let
Ward
to
first.
Slater
came
home.
Ihe
balloon
went
up
In
the
fourth
when
the
storemen
scored
six
runs.
Kellett
struck
out
James,
Stewart
was
caught
by
Smith.
Then
Duncan
singled,
Simundson
doubled,
Dell
singled,
Moxley
was
safe
on
Ward's
fumble,
C.
Smith
was
safe
on
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Yelland's
error,
Kneale
and
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Stiith
singled
and
James
up
for
his
second
time
In
the
inning
flew
out
to
Pallister.
Six
runs
came
in
on
five
hits
and
two
errors.
Co-op
went
scoreless
in
the
fourth,
fifth
and
sixth.
Slater
took
over
the
pitching
chores
from
Kellett
and
ran
into
a
lot
of
trouble.
Stewart
singled,
Duncan
was
out
W.
Smith
to
Warren.
Simundson
singled,
Dell
doubled,
Moxley
singled,
C.
Smith
singled,
Kneale
was
safe
on
a
fielder's
choice
when
the
Co-op
fielding
became
frozen,
R.
Smith
singled,
James
was
out
to
Warren.
Stewart
up
for
his
second
time
in
the
Inning
doubled,
Duncan
also
up
a
second
time
was
safe
on
Kneale's
error,
Simundson
singled,
his
second
hit
in
the
inning,
and
Dell
singled
but
Simundson
was
out-hit
by
batted
ball.
Nine
runs
had
come
in
on
eight
hits
and
various
errors
when
the
Co-op
fielding
came
apart
at
the
seams.
The
Ihartiwarp
men
scored
one
in
the
sixth
when
C.
Smith
singled
and
Ralph
Smith
hit
a
tremendous
three-bagger.
Kellett
had
re
turned
to
the
mound.
The
Co-op
never
gave
up
try
ing
and
had
their
best
inning
1
In
their
last
time
at
bat.
Kellett
was
walked,
Slater
safe
on
a
fielder's
choice
and
W.
Smith
hit
a
two-bagger.
Kellett
was
out
at
second
on
Simundson's
snarl
throw
to
C.
Smith.
Warren
hit
a
two-bagger
and
Slater
and
W.
Smith
scored.
Bellis
hit
safely
and
Ward
got
to
first
on
Duncan's
error.
Bellis
scoring.
Pallister
was
out
Duncan
to
Dell
to
retire
the
side.
Three
runs,
were
in.
Kellett
found
that
the
Iron-men
kept
on
hitting
his
best
curves
until
they
managed
to
steer
a
hit
through
the
fielder's
after
having
sent
balls
into
Sixth
Avenue
time
after
time.
In
six
Innings
pitched
he
yielded
eleven
hits,
walked
two
and
struck
'out
eight.
Eleven
runs
came
In.
Slater
pitched
one
Inning,
walked
none
but
gave
up
eight
hits
for
nine
runs.
Moxley
allowed
seven
hits,
walked
two
and
struck
out
seven.
It
was
an
'astonishing
game
with
Ralph
Smith's
effort
the
highlight
of
a
number
of
Inci
dents.
Bellis
was
several
feet
along
the
third
base
lijie
awaiting
a
throw
In
when
Ralph,
racing
for
home
neatly
hurdled
the
catcher
and
was
home
safely.
Box
score:
Gordon
and
Anderson
AB
R
II.
Duncan
4
4
B.
Simundson
C
4
Dell
5
2
PHONES
116
and
117
Courtesy
and
Service
SOFTBALL
COMMENTS
Johnnie
Comadina
made
Wednesday
night
his
debut
this
year
as
umpire
and
turned
In
a
firs;
class
job,
as
usual.
Decisions
were
given
very
quickly,
his
signals
were
Just
as
quick
and
clearly
seen
and
his
knowledge
of
the
game
wa6
very
evident.
It
was
a
capacity
crowd
and
they
had
a
full
evening's
Friday
evening's
game
between
General
Motors,
now
leading
the
league,
and
ONjR-A.
in
second
place,
should
be
a
stand-out.
James
...
Stewart
Co-op
FASTBALL
STANDING
General
Motors
....
6
2
.750
C.
N.
R.
A.
6
3
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Gordon-Anderson
5
4
.555
Co-op
5
5
.500
High
School
,
4
6
.400
Navy
2
8
.200
Gyroscopes
Win
Over
Alderchamps
In
the
City
Playgrounds
Boys'
Fastball
series
the
Gyroscopes
won
from
the
Alderchamps
by
8-6
In
a
well
contested
game
at
the
Gyro
Ball
Park.
.
Teams
were:
Gyroscopes
P.
Krlstmanson,
T.
Sedgewtck,
N.
McAra,
N.
Copper,
R.
Webber,
J.
Shelton,
Bill
Martin,
F.
Krlstmanson,
D.
Cameron,
H.
Webber.
D.
Le'tourneau.
Darrel.
Alderchamps
N.
Scherk.
D.
Nlckerson,
R.
Young.
B.
Ratch-ford.
D.
Findlay,
P.
Peneff.
N.
Sather,
J.
Antone.
R.
Rhodes.
Moxley
-
5
C.
Smith
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5
Kneale
5
Ralph
Smith
....
5
Slater
-
W.
Smith
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Warren
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Bellis
4
Ward
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Pallister
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4
Yelland
3
Postulo
3
Kellett
1
30
Umpires
At
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Comadina;
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M.
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Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C.
manufacturers
of
cellulose
products.
Intends
to
epply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands,
situate
on
the
west
tide
of
Porpoise
Harbour
at
Its
1101
1
her
I
y
end.
for
the
purpose
of
booming
grounds
and
use
4n
the
manufacture
of
cellulose
products:
Commencing
at
a
pokt
planted
on
the
easterly
shore
of
nidley
Island.
lot
417.
Ilange
5.
Coast
District,
on
a
point
of
land
due
west
from
the
cannery
at
Tort
Edward:
thence
N.
60
degrees
E.
420
feet;
thence
N.
31
decrees
w.
8500
feet
more
or
lens
to
the
southerly
shore
Of
Kalen
Island
In
Porpoise
Harbour:
thence
northwesterly
along
the
shoreline
of
Kalen
Island
to
lis
Intersection
with
the
southerly
boundary
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
right-of-way;
thence
southwesterly
nlong
tin
southerly
boundary
of
said
right-of-way
1000
feet:
thence
8
M
degrees
E.
2000
feet
more
or
less
to
the
shoreline
of
Rldlev
Island:
thence
south,
ensterly
along
the
shoreline
of
Ridley
luland
to
point
of
commencement,
sun
containing
mo
seres,
more
or
less
PORT
EDWARD
CELLULOSE
COMPANY
LIMITED
Dated.
July
23rd,
1917.
h.wuk
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hisnucT
lleii.r(ng
IH-lrl.l
i,r
prlne
llnnrrl
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Port
El-ward
Cellulose
Company,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
lie.
manufacturer
nf
Fort
Bine.
Phone
Rei'su
FOR
SALK
.vi....
QIO.
fnonRi.i...i
v
u.atK
Jin
CHECK
THESE
cottage
furnished,
,;j
easy
term:
lor
J,l
c.uM.iun,
S1500-
U.
with
fireplace
tZ
Partly
furnished
$35
arranged
cn
all
tw4
ARMSTRONG
1
4
AiVUC
Ot
TOR
SALE
CHEAP-:
"Oypsy
Has,.
winch,
and
boat
iH
lng.
Make
offer
on
J
Apply
McLean,
fc,j
oeai
iuve
FOR
SALE-
1942
p
panel
delivery
truct'J
n.p.
engine
5Cfr
Ideal
Cleaners,
and
L
FOR
SALE-
-One
A.C.
110-volt
WaKj
Onan.
Mr
K,
Do
I
eral
Delivery
pfettj
BARGAIN
FOR
QU1CXJ
$2,000
handle?
ttja:
room
house
with
J
ft
I
East.
Apply
CoUtcl
Caffery
FOR
SALE
-Slilplap
tl
floorln?
lockstav:
tl
(two
inch
cedar
O17I
oyproc
Ian
iteu.il
2
by
4's
2x15
li
866.
HOUSEHOLD
and
Ot&'l
ture.
Hardware
it-
socks
$2;
PaU
Mr.
Kitchen
Set
$iw
Chasterfleld
Suite
HI
$7.50;
new
Hit
piiij
Chest
of
Drawers
i
unpaintcd
Desk:
til
other
useful
fumlta
lowest
prices
B.
C
;
TURE
CO.
Black
a
FOR
SALE
J6-ft
fcj
speed
boat
62
1?
w
engine,
used
or.!j
ti
Complete
witi)
-t
Phone
Blue
363
A
FOR
SALE-
R.OF
I
norns
ana
Hampsci
10
weeks
old
10
cents
per
bird
fl
after
July
19
siflfrl
erels
frep
Termiai
Kltwanea
M
Ron
FO
RESALE-
DciiuCliJ
on
Lake
Lakelsc
rs
117
Linden
Avemt.'
Illinois.
FOR
SALE-
Good
t1
2x4's.
2x6
and
IxU
dressed,
can
be
main
rnmvav
i'.
11
Point.
Then-
are
appc
Jy
6,000
fl
.
at;
ftrO
W.
Walsh.
Telegni
FOR
SALE
33
ft
(
Rose
Island
7
U
'
Port
Edward
on
Frtf
day
&r
Sunday
FOR
SALE
W
piano
arc'irrtian.
P
$125.
Mm
B-Flat
Cb
bert
sysfrrn.
iu-.t
rep.'
Apply
434
8fh
Avet
FOR
SALE
5
used
t
lnder
Hudson.
lDodf
from
$500
up
Con',
son
or
Mail
Phom
or
call
171
3rdAveJ
1030
LINCOLN
ZEPHY!
Parker's
Garage.
MACHINE"1
TO
SAW
better
in
economically.
,f
and
uD-to-dale
W
celluloso
prrxlucts,
Intends
to
npply
Portable
SattUlU1'-for
a
lcnse
of
the
following
described
I
M,Hnnill
J
j
u.,
NatlonaJ
lands,
situate
In
the
north'
mi
I
of
turcd
by
hnnmlui.
nrnnn.l..
n
.
I
"
r..u.,.l3.
ominrncing
at
a
post
planted
at
high
water
mark
In
Porpoise
Harbour
on
the
southerly
Ride
of
Kalen
Island
and
at
the
northerly
end
of
the
Canadian
National
riMlway
Bridge
over
the
Zannrdl
Rapids:
thence
8
7S
degrees
W
nrnigs
t
he
northerly
end
of
Porpoise
Harbour
tr
the
shoreline
of
Kalen
Island;
thence
northerly
along
said
shoreline
to
the
southerly
boundary
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
right-of-way;
thence
northeasterly
and
south-easterly
following
the
southerly
boundary
of
said
rlght-fo-way
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
46
acres,
more
or
less.
TOUT
EDWAHD
CELLULOSE
COMPANY
LIMITED
Dated
July
23td,
1047,
TI.MKI
It
H.tl.K
.1ii07
.K?Cf
cd
tfnfnrs
will
ho
received
by
the
tho
District
Forester.
Prince
Ru-
?
.VnF;;J10t
Ialfr
than
3:
P-ni
m
the
12th
day
of
August.
It7.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X42307.
to
cut
720.000
feet
of
Spruce,
Hemlock
and
Cedar,
on
an
urea
Bltuated
Kumdli
Slough.
Mossett
Inlet.
QO.I,
Two
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
fr!5t"-
Victoria.
B.C.
or
the
District
Forester
Prince
Rupert,
and
Fse:
.ott
Que:!
charlotts
Ctt-
B.
C.
RAN
(IK
!.
n.tSTl'l
'f
'
'
lire
lu
lling
liMrlc
TAKE
NOTICK
tM'
ward
Cellulose
Coinpjnj.
n'n
Vancouver.
DC
cellulose
l'Wluet
J1",
for
a
leasr-
of
the
fJ'
lands,
altuate
In
l
end
of
Rldlev
IfMj.
north
aide
nr
PorpoW
the
purpose
of
boc"
use
in
the
mnnu'irt
products:
Cnnimcnc",i.
r
planted
at
hich
wa
southerly
end
of
WJJ.
447.
Rang"
C.Ct
point
where
Porpo,
Porpoise
Iftrto.S
ci
the
high
wtcr";.Mt
Ridley
Island.
theJ,
westerly
and
aout
IJJ
,
poise
Channel:
We"M!
on
ncross
the
moutb
-more
more
ot
or
lew
J
S
mi
il
mcnt,
and
contalnin
Dated
July33rf;
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