Prince
Rupert
Doily
Mevs
Tuvsday,
July
17,
1951
something
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Race
Is
Tighter
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YORK
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Hydrography
Is
Big
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Charting
the
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THE
HIGH
COST
OF
EIHLDIX&
Birthday
of
Course1
Golf
Greats
Visit
Jasper
Fun
Club
Has
Hike
Swim
Classes
Starting
This
Afternoon
special
s'eady
one,
says
R.
b.
Younp
ouxs
precarious
lead
in
the
American
League
pennant
struggle
shrunk
to
a
game
Mon
enter
nyctrographer
on
the
Dominion
OVernmn
mannln.
..J
if
1
day
as
the
lowly
st.
Louis
charting
vpi
vim,
1
a........
ciowns
aeieated
thm
9
to
S.
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a
QBcn
r
1
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wmcago's
runner-uo
r
White
norcn,
iIJe
wona-ramous
writer
aocKed
her-a
Sunday
frolf
course
at
Jasner
Par
T.nrl-.
'
First
day
j
ui
of
the
trie
Fun
run
Club
uiuo
ac-
ac
American
Philadelphia
5,
Chicago
9.
Washington
2,
Cleveland
8.
New
York
8,
Detroit
6.
Boston
5,
St.
Louis
9.
National
Cincinnati
2,
Brooklyn
11
Pittsburgh
6,
New
York
7.
Chicago
4,
Boston
9.
St.
Louis
2,
Philadelphia
5.
Western
International
Wenatchee
4,
Victoria
5.
Tacoma
2,
Vancouver
4.
Pacific
Coast
Sacramento
3,
Los
Angeles
0.
(Only
one
game
scheduled.)
t!f.v
th.
.v.i..j
,
Yankee,
Inn
f?,a?v.
N?W
j
Hvlt
drew
89
youngster,
yes.
tlnction
by
Earl
Ha,
taade
'
f
'
this
work
atn,
the
Allied
forces
in
World
War;"
Cn,?,W
Br'ti
,
1
Bi.tlih
c"'umbla
and
they're
I.
when
he
rirov
th
h.11
tho
-
1VUJ
(.u-jje
iraay
irom
aces
6-12
on
an
dian,
,
of
Cleveland
all
gained
impromptu
hte
anS
"iente
to
fche
foot
of
Mt-
Oldfield,
The
WhU
r,
,
w
,
topped
tIsT
TStoSLnDBtMt
'Be",ta
S
ffS
blldasl
SenTC
nTl
!
S
cf
f''T?
enlertJlnwent
Here
is
the
iMt,,
will
be
offered,
BtODOOMN
I
Bf
0
BOOM
n
f,
THE
PRACTICAL
PAH-ABODE
i'-
.ww.rnshvd
"for
a
long
time
opened
the
course,
j
In
this
Its
weeki
anniversary
.
of
1951
five
golfers
added
an-
,.!!
W;h
;h
a
crew
of
5
e.
and
sen
other
chapter
to
iU
history
with
btewdrt
'rturvejK,M;
l,he
.
Wm-
J-a
hole-ln-one
and
the
best
move
slwly
from
one
foursome
played
here
in
many
areaj
to
another
where
depth
promises
mim
Gloria
Sather,
of
glance:
ed
out.
"That
hnnnona
uihort
the
Civic
Centre
staff,
who
with
W.
Jack
gets
too
close
to
Frisky."
seasons.
nmngs
ai-a
taken
and
record-
Boston
,
t
tne
suvey
party
left.
Mmin
L.
32
34
32
34
Pet.
.614
.600
.600
.585
Th
hole-rrr-on
was
made
by
'
"
ZZT
"t??
'
?"Crd'd.'
With
the
lnftirma-
L.
W.
McMillen
ir.
of
-
Fnrt
Chicago
"
si
New
York
48
Cleveland
43
morning
for
Browning
Entrance,
at
the
north-end
of
Banks
island'
HOMES
SUMMER
CAMP5
AUTO
COURTS
GARAGES
AND
UTILITY
BUILBIKGJ
Ivff
:
'
?"v
mo
nu
j
,
1
N
lima
mr
I
Wayne,
hdhmt,
on
the
course's
:
,
u
5.T?aays'
new,mPs
MIR
Rusty
Thaln
is
in
charge
of
the
club.
The
club
nwets
each
Monday
and
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
next
program
includes
an
outing
to
Salt
Lake,
f
WIM
CLASSES
TOO
some
40
miles
from
Frinee
Rupert,
wh.'re
thev
continue
to
I
2SO"
15th
hole.
He
used
a
No-.
6
iron
Z
maae'
or'
to
dwe
the
ball
mm.
ih.
in
'?
R"m-
raw''
arPas
are
re-
-A
yards
and
win.
the
distinction
of
j
,f
"
Meantime,
.
urwiff
me
iirst
Jasper
Park!
"c
utui"y
manage
to
get
ln-
f.
n.
Centre
I
i-odse
guest
to
perform
the
feat
!
to
a
port
for
th
week-end,"
Mix-up
in
Softball
swim
classes
tegln
this
afternoon
watch
the
echo
sounders
and
other
survey
instruments.
It
is
their
unsung
job
to
show
which
waters
are
safe
to
navigate
and
their
valuable
information
is
available
to
all
wagoina
vessels
through
charts.
in
two
years.
Th
imptciT
cMtrcriM
4
tint
mw
fam
Ab4
ttitr
lof
bme
wiH
mxm
you.
Th
iccrct
tt
tn
th
Kientificjlty
frtqineere
"Utk
ioiM"
vhich
jrves
afatalot
rigidrir
ytf
tUmmattt
nilin)
in
th
w(ti.
rn-Ab4
building
m
completely
Mes.bl.
M
c
cut
to
your
r
lMr
Pnciiio
cufl
to
:f
tlxt
t
tht
jefory.
lmmahng
uHHeeeutfy
cufttof
m1
fittinf
o
tti
utm.
Cm
be
tclf
r
contfKt;
built.
Pr
fyftbtr
tetomMM
nd
ctaloff
cont
t-apt.
Billard
said.
But
the
cr
-
has
btJrt
awav
from
thnir
hmvo
wnn
more
trmn
75
registrant
The
aqua
enthusiasts
are
divid
base
at
Victoria
since
the
mkklle
of
April.
With
scores
of
68,
69,
69
and
72,
respectively,
those
playing
in
the
history-makln?
foursome
ed
into
three
major
groups,
the
can
t
swim,"
"swim
a
little."
And
to
keep
them
company
and
i
As
a
result
of
unknown
interference,
a
lan
emictl
nf
fnn.
and
"can
swim"
divisions
-
io-noie
cour.se
nor
entertainment
thev
have
are
are
U'
under
instruction
nf
at
last
nk,hi'
,i..hi..i..J...
u..
wcie
wMijor
ttm.jvi
i-r.
u.
jDiuir
Blair,
captain
caoia'in
or
of
aaopted
Jack,
a
Jet-Wak
crow
.u-
tH.
,,tiK
..
UthlnU
tl..,
I.
.
...
tween
ti
vk.
t
...
i
Sather
and
Ian
MHardv,
,
CWic
I
,
,.
'
Brltlsh
I
Walke-
Cup
team:!
uirj
caugiH
on
remold
and
local
teams
wnr
rr,hhH
!
c'-'ntl"e
playground
round
supervisor
supervisor.
J.
A.
BEATON
688
Victoria
St.,
Komloops,
B.C.
Stan
Leonard
of
trannn,.-,
I
mma'
and
Fri!iky.
the
crow's
RADfO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
OAS
AND
ELECTRIC
ftANGFS
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
993
PGA
chamoion:
Pete
rbh.
t?Hra?ot
But
thf!
tw"
...
...
.
ijiji
l
per
n
nnff
ov
wall
hAn
I
-,.
WNWHI
mrortn
com.
vj
;
Jay
Goth
of
"See
those
tail
feathers
mis
Vancouver,
and
Houston,
Texas.
sing?"
t'-aman
Jim
Flood
ninf-
the
chunce
of
seeing
what
might
To
enter
tne
swlm
classes
it
is
have
been
two
very
good
games.
!
necessary
to
file
a
registration,
Someone
took
it
on
themselves
j
elther
at
the
swimming
pool,
or
to
telephone
the
Grady
yester-
at
tne
clvic
Centre,
day
afternoon
and
inform
them
"It
looks
Ilka
these
classes
will
!
H7
e,amt's
had
been
can-'go
over
big."
believes
Instructor
tL
grounds.
Mem-
MeHardy.
"This
pool
is
sure
a
tors
bers
nl
of
the
Navy
k
team
lmmedi-'
boon
to
the
y"ng-ers
youngsters
in
in
this
this
ately
dispersed
throughout
town
I
city
"
and
were
not:
at.
tii
mrb
ii
nn
n
'
memher
rf
thu
JOHN
H.
byra
05DDXi
IfuuQDu
was
at
the
game
Z
r
l1"
?'l-
and
the
of
the
team
figured
Prince
Hn-.
SW
w
?UUhe
game
the
.
port
teams
did
not
wish
to
pU,
!
."
antf
For
them
and
consequently
the
ship
1
i
Vlf
th
ShU,OMt
Wt
with
at
least
n
feu,
mo
I!
!nd..heM
vm
tn
vlsltors
to
two
hits.
BULGER
Offtmefn'il
In
ln
the
the
secom
second
game
the
Hawks
bers
who
tin
nnt
tv,ii,
.
i.,..
w
mjvw
Kiiwin
LUii
iiiiriiv
i
....
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
of
the
city's
hospitality
If
tew
ot,leal6a
lh
visitors
by
a
person
who
phoned
them
hid
i
f
a
Rame
lhat
as
troubled
to
louk
at
Gyro
Park
T0
'"t.
yesterday
afternoon
he
would
by'
t0k
have
seen
several
of
the
Grady!
k
one-sided
beatings
they
showed
themselve.
to
be'
good
team
taking
.
a
workout
so
hey
i
1
rtS
and
never
qult
trn-least
knew
the
field
wa
not
wet
at
aliThe
scores
might
have
been
a
As
to
the
games
themselves
kVu
'"
thouh
if
the
gobs
they
were
not
very
mut
from
I
bf"
ab!e
t0
fleld
their
full
a
spectator's
viewpoint
Rupen
S
'nStlad
f
regUlaTS
Radio
defeated
theP
gobs
InThe
up?
S6Ven
laSt-mlnute
iw
j,Air
-
r
j
Wednesday
night
the
Firemen
!
meet
the
Celluluse
in
a
league
Rame
and
Friday
night
the
Hawks
and
Rupert
Radio
also
.
play
ln
a
league
game.
Next
Sun-i
day,
providing
the
league
is
left
i
to
run
Its
own
schedule
WWS
f7S-
1
Ontario
will
play
two
local
teams
in
a
doubleheader.
The
Ontario
f'r
:
L''
1
'
1W
f
4
;
team
made
a
cood
showing
Jnl
"Hospitality
ond
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
I
1
their
last
appearance
ln
Rupert
Chop
Suey
-
Cliow
Mein
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Oulside
Orders
Phone
133
me
ena
or
June
when
they
i
split
in
two
games
with
the
Ra-!
diomen
and
Cellulose.
They
lost
j
to
Radio
4-0
and
beat
the
pulp-I
men
7-8
In
two
well-nLiveri
Commodore
Cafe
j
-
games.
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STORE
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Fl
I.TO.N
STREET
"fklng
Inte?
Tired
of
cook-;'
Oolng
on
a
Picnic?
have
salads,
cold
meats,
'
Specializing
in
Spaghetti,
"M
Chickens.
A
:)CMaTu
9
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product
of
(lie
BIIITINII
roiiiii:n
DISTILLERY
Co.
Lid.
Phone
170
0033
OQiMn
Mill
0E
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
r
unaay,
8
p.m.,
Coquitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Caniosun
inui'int'iii
'
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ARM,
STEWART
AND
With
ultra-smooch
PowerGlide,
Chevrolet
is
first
in
the
lowest
I
.
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fu.
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uniuic
vji
til
x
u
1
1.
1
,
fully-proved,
fully-automatic
transmission.
There's
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clutch
pedal!
You
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all
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without
ever
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It's
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iu
urive,
it
s
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ruu
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plot
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i
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at
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cost
on
de
luxe
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I
OUT
SIMPSON
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p.m.
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ort
NORTH
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ss.
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p.m.
FOR
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QUEEN
niARI.OTTE
ISLANDS
Coquitlam,
July
13
and
27
July
13
and
27
9
p.m.
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J.
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Prince
Hunpit.
Aoont
HERE,
iu
the
1951
Chevrolet,
is
the
car
that
it
more
than
ever
the
Leader.
Chevrolet1
excels
in
value
and
matchless
quality.
From
every
angle
low
first
cost,
operating
cost
and
trade-in
value
Chevrolet
gives
you
far
more
for
the
money
you
pay.
Chevrolet
excels
in
economy
and
dependability.
Its
low
-cost
operation
will
save
you
money
month
after
month,
year
after
year.
Chevrolet
excels
in-flashinjt
performance,
with
ample
reserves
of
sparkling
valve-in-head
power
and
smooth,
instant
response
to
steering
wheel
and
brakes.
Chevrolet
excels
in
styling
end
roominess,
with
a
new
lovelier
Body
by
Fisher
with
smooth-Mowing
contours
and
that
eager
thrust-ahead
look.
Last
but
nor
least,
Chevrolet
excels
in
safety,
with
new,
more
powerful
Jumbo-Drum
brakis
largest
in
Chevrolet
history
providing
maxi-mum
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Chevrolet
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obovo
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Upholstery
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Extra
generous
head
leg
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elbow
room-
for
driver
ond
all
passengers.
'
NEWI
SAFETY-SIGHT
INSTRUMENT
PANEL.
Overhanging
upper
crown
eliminates
reflections
on
windshield
from
instrument
lights,
lower
edge
of
panel
recessed
to
provide
safe,
convenient
location
for
instrument
knobs.
NEWI
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CENTRE-POINT
STEERING
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than
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speeds
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