Softball
Playoffs
Kboii
Fine
Art
School
Hartwig,
coaching
at
TTie
Dag.
That
t
as
on?
of
the
hardest-
1
I
Prince
Rupert
Doily
iSV.73
,
'
5
ui-
i)rj
f
riday,
August
17,
1951
"V.
j
Starting
Tonight
i
!
methiflff
hit
.balls
all
season
which
Corn-well
sent
screaming
Into
the
rr.ck-pit
jurist
Inside
first
base
lint.
Running
his
utmost,
the
centre-fielder
-manager
had
rtW.tir
nf
tm-
tn
ouin
the
Dtate.
High
in
Rockies
BANFF,
Alta.
-
It's
a
revelation
to
talk
of
ait
with
Donald
Hotel
Men
Score
Win
Oiimrai
Ixfeat
jmCm
t
Andnvra
He
1
tra
ki
'......,,
Mdnt
Cameron,
dirw-Vjr
f
the
Banff
Tonight,
weather
permitting,
Hawk
and
Firemen
will
tt
their
soltball
playoff
series
under
way.
The
emi-rinals
are
to
be
best-of-three-games
with
the
neeond
aanie
set
for
Monday
night.
If
a
third
fame
1
nece-aary
It
will
be
played
Wednesday
night.
think
no
and
held
him
on
third.
And
when
Com
well
tried
to
mmtxa
rtne
Aits.
He
connects
art
wiili
the
papular
meeds
st
the
peupie,
iioi.
wim
"lone
rtal
home
on
a
bunt
by
Young,
1K
A
bitter,
fighting,
and
rhu-ihe
was
picked
off
at
the
plat
bath-lam
ir.rf
hiitn.
ivvo
kn
w.
mi
Cameron
sees
the
hunger
The
winner
of
this
series
will
Tni.r
'
TJ.tu
"'t
baseball
diamond
man
Desautaier.
to
Oom-
startlng
next
,
vt
Iriday
v
h
AU
night.
iKht
writ.
fn
-.,n.
i,..rf..t..
hwt.iim
or
me
people
jar
knowledge
as
the
reason
for
the
remarkable
growth
of
the
school,
which
some
aupixjrlert
believe
may
eventually
become
a
Canadian
innings
despite
darkness.
But
Jn
their
final
try.
th
Hardware
Gordon
fc
Anderson
still
could
nitn
WJth
darkness
and
drizzle
noi
overcome
a
one-run
lead
nru4.ru.v
itltllt.Hrflt.Ln4?
Live
bn.lL
.
.
.
-
they
nave
awav
on
an
error
for
....
'
V.
onwi7
the
Historic
bulz-
piayoii
games
will
start
half
an
hour
earlier
than
beloYe,
to
ensure
lots
of
liifht
to
complete
them.
P
S
-There
were
about
35
kids
up
at
the
wiener
roast
the
Fun
Club
had
today
at
McClymiMit
Park.
f
J.
h
is
-
vy
;
berg
centre
in
Austria
"
"
1H1U
L
1
MIOIl
VU1
wvi
a
defeat
by
Commercials
and
lle
Pases.
But
in
oach
e,
i,ad
oowhlng
near
the
end
of
the
th
runnr,
Dunbar
and
Bob-gam?
lost
their
biggest
chance
.i,
wppe
picked
at
seexmd
i
to
Ut
the
i
trying
to
steal.
Th
y
figure
oc,h
an
eminenoe
may
take
tls
to
15
years
to
achieve,
tout
they're
working
on
W
and
in
the
meantime
they
Scorini!
ended
2-1
for
the
;
Wtivle
ilJe
H.m
wa
the
wnrttt
if
.
j$fT"'9i
u
x
5
t'
z-
c?-
654
L!f-'
:
.
--ut
vr
1
-
-t
"
I
;
Boxing
Club
;
Hotelmen.
show
yet
as
far
as
sporewnanship
u
apir5iate
U
the
long-hair
!
Several
times
the
Hardware'
ooncemed,
it
had
a
lot
tit
P8
P
"P
somewhere
In-.jn
loaded
tlte
bases
tout
ntt'hrtlhT
lor
tle
small
erowd
,
attiempts
to
steal
or
deaptvate
j
during
tbe
driaely
vvoning.
Rob-:
In
other
words,
petile
attend-ilwaderg
for
Ue
home
plate
wer
!
Mmon
pitched
a
steady
gam
aiid
tag
tile
ai,h
fcummer
session
of
'pirked
off
Ju.st
in
the
nick
of
held
the
Commwoials
down
to
the
Banff
School
oi
Fine
Arts
are
j
time.
And
each
time
a
O
it
A
I
hly
four
hits,
while
tobacco-
the
same
types
that
may
sit
Active
Again
Joe
Ward,
trainer
of
Prince
runner
was
put
away,
Umpire
'hewing,
erratic
Zaccarelli
ave
around
your
room
of
an
evening
Rupert's
Boxing
Club
is
back
In
A!'
Bi"
hC
a
man-size
argu-
j
"
ve
hits,
and
aeiit
eight
men
and
discuss
things
simply
be-the
city
after
a
moiith's
relief
Mit
with
the
iosws
who
lam-
o
rati.
cause
they
e.n)oy
food
for
thought
job
at
Prince
Oeorge
RCMP
ra-
,
potmed,
sneered
and
yelled
down
s
VH-I41T
r
i
n-v
'
and
K00"1
fellowship.
dio
station.
And
Joe
didn't
waste
practically
every
decision
w
hich
j
Commercial's
liesaulnier
lrove
''
And
Mr-
Cameron,
who
directs
.
any
time
in
getting
"tils
boys"
j
wasn't
in
1heir
favor.
out
a
liner
for
a
sliding
trijjle.
for
the
extension
department
of
the'
i
'.
1.
.
,.
21-picce
Breakfaiit
1
uaca
hru
jiiupe
uuer
ineir
lion-
mun
runs
runs
for
lor
the
the
winners.
winners,
his
second
hit
of
the
season
uuhbmijt
m
aintna,
ijiui
uum
Sets
CHAN
AND
fMM
j
WTN
AN
lTA
WIOC
'
Of
(ATM
IMOOfH
.
'
;
umM
www
cote
KISS
Seventeen-year-old
Xtariene
Stewart
of
day.
however,
were
given
to
them
on
Last
night
the
training
room
a
silver
platter.
Bill
Robinson,
at
the
Civic
Centre
was
aualn
eumpirig
rikhthaniler
for
Q
&
A.
echoing
to
grunts
and
puffs
as
Lmpire
Alex
Bill
warned
Gordon
lne
Ban"
school,
is
a
son
or
tne
&
Anderson
players
twice
to
put
1
flum-ln
Ln'
days
wh,in
tne
frm
them
out
of
the
amt-and
the
nome
Parlor
was
a
community
umpire
threatened
one
to
call
gathering
plat
i.
"Bali"
when
Commercials
took
Tolay
he
engages
the
contin-time
out
Joe
Davis,
out
fishing
ent's
leaders
in
various
fields
most
of
the
season,
is
back
with
lor
the
summer
school
staff,
but
f
onthill.
-Ont.,
kisses
her
putter
after
tooling
out
on
the
final
green
at
Laval-sur-ls-Lac,
Que.,
to
win
the
Canadian
Ladies'
Open
golf
championship.
She
defeated
former
champion
Grace
Lenczyk
ot
Hartford,
Conn.,
one
up
in
the
final
match,
to
be
the
first
Canadian
to
take
the
title
since
the
Second
World
War.
The
Closed
championship
she
won
the
previous
week
made
Marlenc
the
lirst
double
winner
since
1933.
when
Toronto's
Ada
fc.acKeri2.ie
turned
the
trick.
(CP
PHOTO
I
32
-Piece
Breakfast
fO
05
Sets
QJO
21
-Piece
Bone
(4
(
05
China
Tea
Sets
A3'''
Dinner
Sets,
from
$(19
Q5
fO
C6
pieces
at
...
i
i
(Including
beautiful.
Wedge-wood
and
Couldon
King's
Plate)
Pi
luce
Rupert
li.stlc
enthusiasts
went
back
Into
training.
"We
still
hear
a
lot
of
good
talk
about
the
last
bout
(at
the
exhibition!
we
put
on
here,"
,says
Joe,
who
is
looking
forwarj
to
the
next
card.
Boxing
in
j
Prince
Rupert
once
had
a
"bad
playing
with
the
team
for
the
second
time
this
season,
walked
in
the
first
run
with
bases
loaded
In
the
second
Inning.
Second
run
came
In
the
sixth
inning,
following
two
errors
on
Shortstop
Sunbeig
and
an
error
on
Hartwig,
first
baseman,
which
allowed
oe
Davis,
pinch
hitting
lor
TIawryluck,
to
score.
"21ic"
Znccarelli
side-armed
his
way
through
nine
complete
Commercials
again
and
got
a
big
shock
last
night
when
a
double
he
thought
he
hit
turned
out
to
be
a
toul
along
tlrst
base
llr.
.
.
.
then
he
struck
out.
his
own
education
stems
from
a
one-room
country
6thool
at
In-nisia'.l,
Alta.
EXPERIENCED
TEACHER
While
studying
for
his
Master's
degree
in
agricultural
ec-on-om'cs
at
the
University
of
Alberta
he
saw
possibilities
of
adult
education.
So
in
1930
he
entered
the
education
field
with
appointment
to
the
University's
extension
ser
I
be
changed
to
something
simp-j
lei.
We're
Intelligent
and
know
I
what
an
optimist
is,
but
how
I
many
of
those
moron
wholl
see
(
Hie
picture
will
know
he's
an
eye
;
mcivials
B.
Simundsiin
I-cwis
3b
AB
R
0
.2
0
.1
SPECIAL
F.ntltsh
Bone
China
C'IPS
AND
SAUCERS
at
name,'
Joe
said
once,
"but
I
want
to
see
It
gets
set
straight."
Trainer
Joe
is
welcoming
all
new
entries
to
the
club
"if
they're
serious
about
amateur
boxing."
Smiles
'n
Chuckles
Innings
with
11
strike-outs.
He
Desaulnler,
lb
4
0
got
mud
in
the
fourth
lniiinn
Wlndle.
2b
3
0
doctor?
Joe
doesn't
think
amateurs
.
when
Catcher
Herb
Morgan"
al-1
Morgan,
c
4
0
miouiu
go
proiessionai
unless,
lowed
a
strike-out
Darrel
Youiie
Ounn.
cf
3
PHOTO
!
Promoter:
"There
are
two
sides
of
course,
they're
really
very
i
t0
sU,al
first,
and
from
then
on.
i
Linnev.
If
t
vice.
In
1933
he
studied
adult
'to
every
question.'
good
and
have
hit
the
top
In
it
seemed
as
though
his
pitches
iHawryluk,
rf
Ethel:
'Whenever
I
am
in
the
dumps
I
rt
rnyseif
a
new
hat."
Marjonie
1
sweetly
:
"I
was
wondering
where
you
get
them,
liearie."
M
WALL'S
education
in
Europe
on
a
Carne-j
prospect:
"Yes,
and
there
are
69c
and
97c
Pl'NCHBOWL
SETS
7-95
,
MANSON'S
China
Shop
were
Jet-propelled.
I
Davis
Ifli
rf
But
there
was
one
man
who
hit
;
Zacrarefli,
p
0
pie
Dcnoiarsmp.
in
iwo
ne
wusitwo
sides
to
a
sheet
Of
fly
paper
named
director
of
the
extension
j
.v,ut
jt
makes
a
lot
of
difference
service
and
also
or
tne
Bann
to
thP
fly
which
side
he
investi-school,
with
which
he
has
been
I
BatPS
FINISHING
EI.ni'INO.
PRINTINO
EN1.AR0IN0
XPOiil'RF.
METERS
amateur
fighting.
And
if
that's
the
kind
of
lile
the
boys
are
sure
lhey
want."
About
'Prince
George,
Joe
says
the
city
is
growing
rapidly
und
there
Is
a
lot
of
t-ilk
about
building
more
beer
parlors
and
more
cafes.
"It's
a
hard-drink-I
ing
town,"
lie
says,
and
thinks
;
Prince
Rupert
plays
"second
fiddle"
to
It
now
In
that
respect.
No
matter
how
old
you
are,
yoi'ie
stHl
yosnf
when
yoa
can
sleep
without
dreaming,
and
dream
without
sleeping.
every
time
at
bat.
Stan
Cornwell,
C
&
A
s
manager
who
is
tops
on
the
batting
list
this
season,
hit
thive
for
three
and
brought
in
the
only
run.
butted
in
by
a
Marshall's
double.
And
in
the
eighth
inning.
Cornwell
had
the
game
tied
up
with
a
running
homer
but
was
held
on
third
by
Totals
.29
(jortiun
Ik,
Andr.
AB
Ford,
2b
3
Hartwig,
lb
3
Sunbeig,
2b
2
Cornwell,
c.f
....3
Scherk,
3b
4
Young,
c
4
When
giv'ng
the
baby
a
bath,
a
thermometer
Is
unneces?ary.
If
UMATF.UR
supplies
the
baby
turns
red,
the
water
is
t
Greer
136
Sox
478
too
hot:
If
the
baby
turns
blue
associated
in
an
administrative
capacity
for
18
years.
When
the
Banff
school
was
I
started
in
1933
on
a
Carnegie
;
grant
to
the
University
of
Alberta
to
encourage
fine
arts,
they
f
g-ured
40
would
show
up.
But
the
attendance
was
130
to
study
the
elements
of
stage
production
and
acting.
the
water
is
too
cold;
If
the
baby
turns
white,
you
will,
know
he
needed
the
bath.
Marshall,
If
3
Dunbar,
rf
2
Robinson,
p
2
NEXT
TIME
YOU
ENTERTAIN
SERVE
t
husband
went
out
with
the
i'
Lacking
dining
room
and
dor-
Totals
.28
1
5
school
boys
one
Illgnt'
and
bpfore
ne
j
Winninir
uitcher
y.nrenrplli
mitory
facilities,
the
anzeu
n
me
next
uuy
nau
aireauy
i
dawned.
He
hesitated
to
call
his
!
yielded
fiv
hits,
seven
walks
on
laed
out
the
students
all
over
balls
hit.
two
hat.nru
anri
at
ruck
I
town.
The
classes
were
held
In
,1
wo
co0s
Coramlitm
E.1
out
11.
Losing
pitcher
ISnn
th
id
Dr.
Brett
threatre,
where
I
ut
ItaaU
hit
upofi
an
idea.
of
the
beams
"
ack,
he
shouted
into
the
vlksn
little
shoring
was
;
Let
Us
Help
You
do
a
Swell
Paint
Job
Rave
up
four
hits,
four
phone.
"Dont
pay
the
ransom!"
balls,
one
hit
batter
and
stnielt
1
necessary
on
more
than
one
occasion
I
(
I
i
CANADIAN
WHISKY
out
five.
Three
base
hits:
Des-aulnier
and
Cornwell;
two
base
hits:
Marshall;
double
plays
Zaccarelli
unassisted
to
Lewis
on
third;
in
the
third
inning;
Zaccarelli
to
Desnaulner
on
first,
to
Morgan
at
the
plate.
"What's
the
matter-
with
Smith?
He
looks
sad."
"Hi's
just
been
contesting
his
wif.'s
will
"
"Oh.
I
didn't
know
she
was
dead."
"That's
just
it.
She
LsnV
13
!
f
From
that
poor-cousin
beginning,
the
school
has
grown
to
an
average
session
enrollment
of
600.
It
draws
students
from
most
of
Canada,
the
United
States,
and
even
Norway,
Hawaii,
Mexico
and
Alaska.
.
WELL-EQIIPPED
At
one
time
it
had
82
different
fry
one
with
PUICK
You
and
your
pilots
will
ujty
the
dtntimtive,
differ-eiit
fldvuur
of
Curnnalion
.
.
.
a
fine
Canadian
W
hisky
of
mellow
suiuolhnrst!
Of
all
the'
manifestations
of
power,
restraint
impresses
men
i
most.
i
Prairies
Need
Sunshine
but
GOOD
t
1
Iks
want
a
really
d
loikinR
room,
easily
f.
.
.
Ilnre's
nothing
atistyiiifi
a.s
B-H
buildings
under
summer
contract
j
In
the
town
of
Banff.
Today,
I
having
developed
into
a
major!
continuation
centre
of
the
uni-
versity,
it
owns
three
beautiful
;
chalets,
has
10
cabins
and
an-
j
other
building
on
Ions-term
!
A
Hollywood
orodu?er
received
?.
story
entitled
"The
Optimist."
j
He
called
his
staff
together
and
i
raid:
"Gentlemen,
this
title
must
WINNIPEG.
During
the
past
week
weather
has
been
much
cooler
throughout
the
prairie
provinces
and
good
rains
have
been
fairly
general,
according
to
600DERHAM
I
WORTS
LTD,
Eittblltttil
1112
Cuatfa't
Oldest
Dlstitliry
tesconette
frcm
the
extension
department.
It
ledger
is
a
museum
piece
amone
fine
art
schools.
The
.
leases.
j
j
By
these
it
accommodates
300!
,
lor
sleeping.
For
classes,
it
has
;
a
co-operative
arrangement
for
j
I
ure
of
town
schools
and
receives
.
co-operation
of
the
federal
!
i
parks
department.
.
I
With
its
'short
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the
weekly
crop
report
of
the
department
of
agriculture
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Heaviest
precipitation
was
in
the
Red
River
valley
where
2'2
inches
were
recorded.
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harvesting
operations
which
have
and
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school
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Liquor
Control
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or
by
the
tiovermnent
of
British
Columbia.
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commenced
in
southern
Manl-
toba
will
be
delayed
for
about
;a
week
due
to
the
recent
wet
from
drama
to
the
other
arts,
the
policy
is
stil
lthe
same.
Mr.
Cameron
says
it
Is
to
Invite
as
guest
instructors
leading
artists
o
fthe
world
to
develop
a
richer
Canadian
culture
in
the
friendly
atmosphere
of
the
Canadian
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west.
op
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nine
months
of
the
year,
drawing
3,000
persons
to
Banff.
The
school
eventually
Will
operate
all
year
round.
The
school
is
financed
by
private
funds,
and
a
$2,500
grant
S3
weather.
The
immediate
requirement
is
warm
sunny
weather
to
hasten
maturity
of
crops
in
the
most
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hnve
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northern
areas
and
throughout!
Alberta.
IN
OKANAGAN
In
the
Okanag&n,
weather
continued
hot
and
dry.
Peaches
are
now
moving
in
(all
volume
and
the
plum
movement
is
about
finished.
Bartlett
pear
re
commencing
to
move
and
are
a
little
smaller
in
size
than
usual.
Prunes
will
mave
from
the
south
end
jf
the
valley
tn
about
two
weeks
and
from
northern
sections
by
the
end
of
the
month.
i
The
vegetable
aiovewent
is
continuing
in
fair
volume.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
r
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Cultunbia.
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Auction
Sale
Sat,
Aug.
18th,
2
p.m.
206
6th
Street
(Mrs.
Moore's)
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LADIES'
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CHILDREN'S
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NEW
RADIO
ELECTRIC
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ARTICLES
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for
inspection
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FRIDAY
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women
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fine
points
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hotel
operation
at
a
mansion
!
on
the
outskirts
of
Glasgow.
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(two-year
course
is
followed
by
AUCTIONEER
tl93p)
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Fhe
Relinhlo
KEEN-EYED
MISS
Doreen
Quee
of
Calgary,
17,
stole
the
show
at
the
small-bore
competition
at
Connaught
Ranges,
near
Ottawa,
shooting
199
out
of
a
possible
200.
(CP
PHOTO)
practical
training
in
approved
hotels.
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the
MEAL
that
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Service
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Know
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and
Alteration.
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RUPERT
TOBACCO
STORE
3rd
Ave.
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Opposite
Ormes
ALL
MAGAZINES
and
'
PERIODICALS
TOBACCO
and
CONFECTIONERY
Btock
Always
Moving
and
Fresh
BULGER
Of
itm
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BEST
OF
FOOD
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Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Carti&ce
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
,
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
?nd
and
Park
Avenue
Est
.910.
Phones
60
and
68
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6ulgr
Ltd.
Third
AvenM
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