I
r
-
Tomorrow's
Tides
r
r
r-
-
E.leen
Fcasby.
Irene
Forkrud.
:e
Oawthorn.
Gladys
Audrey
ICrtf-
Beatrice
Orasvenor.
Ronald
Qrr.t
Doris
Leach.
Jone
Lee.
Olga
ix.
Marie
Lock,
Donald
Mc
JO.U1
Arinm
William
Tinker
Zulu
Giants
Coming
Here
J
'
In
the
course
of
a
tour
of
4
Western
Canada
and
the
Unit-
ed
State,
the
Detroit
Zulu
Giants,
barnstorming
colored
baseball
team,
will
visit
Prince
4
Rupert
on
July
19,
20
and
21,
4
It
Is
announced.
A
series
of
4
games
will
be
played
by
the
4
team
with
the
locals
and
plenty
of
action
and
comedy
Is
prom-
4
leed.
The
Zulus
have
been
4
hat.
If
the
student
doe
4-
playing
In
Alberta.
Saskatche-
4
,
sati-sf
a-tory
progress
in
1
4'
wan,
Vancouver
Island.
Brittth
4
-st-
and
proper
attitude
J
4-Columbia
and
Western
States.
4
Us
work,
he
will
be
de-
-
Oamula
Boyo
Ourvteh.
Dor-
erlyi
Irfne
foote.
Helen
Oamula
Halde
Peter
Halde.
Harry
EWf
0Uke.
Zelda
Hale
condl-'on
Ph:u
Jenner
Thorpe
tjonai,,
oiady
Johnson.
John
ry
j-,nn
Leslie.
David
Mac-
Johnson.
Ruth
Jones,
OUvcr
Keay
Brtty
MrOtilnneaa.
Allan
Mc-
.conditional).
May
Lech
t
Condi-
r-t-n
Mat
nm
iwiarcn.
urnir
nion-
'
tuni
.
rti
r
.i
.
itinni
r.
,
n
it
n
Linrviufl
l
mnt!
nuraaii
.rji.
.
if
11.
ri..k
,
,
J
v
-
-
-
-
.
nuKUlUTr
IU1UT
i.-Vil
I
KXT.
mc'
mpson
Norman
Tuv1k.
Ken-
Marlon
Sheppard,
Lillian
Skogmo
'
Wraiiall
8hlro
Yamashlta..
)rtta
Turgeon.
Bob
Vuchovlch,
Wll-
Annprvm
iuiir
iiKLt,.
mi-
iifkm
w
inn
n
vnmnvniTja
virinr
t
;"
Tom
Collins.
John
Dcn-isamu
Kurlsu,
Alan
Lelghton.
Jack
m
jr
ri
iiiu
kiiiii
m.
rts
u
a,
wuwa.
ft
i
n.i
iiaiiiiaia
rv
rii
riMBHiiiiiui.
n
iiiiaiu
r
'
Hiivf
ninnisi.
a
u&iuau
rwu-
srnirr
hiii
rnninsan
ltiki
i
.
t'zn,
Charie
uve.
uny
miw,
MiLarhlan.
Annie
Mlnten-Margaret
Pearee.
Bonnie
Per-Patrlrk
Ratchtord.
Tore
Sel-
i:t
Mabel
Slatta.
Ceclle
Smith.
l
a
Brown
.
Promoted
from
Orade
8
to
Grade
Sidney
Alexander.
Mary
Bill,
'fcrorzan
Bu&sey.
Robert
Carr.
Ed-
Hugh
Smith.
Rudolf
Warne
(trial)
Hldelchl
Sakal.
Promoted
from
Grade
10
to
Orade
11
Amy
Armstrong,
Alek
BUI,
Betty
Blake.
Betty
Borland.
Nancy
Brcmner,
Helen
Brown,
Rob
ert
Capstlck,
Eleanor
Clapp,
Betty
Davcy,
Helen
Doctor.
Joan
For
I
rest.
Elmore
Hanklnson,
Foster
i
......
V-
'
nap.c
Thelma
Dolron.
Jack'ltiitnv
KnsLa
Klllas.
Ethel
Knut
son,
Sctsuo
Kuwahara,
Irene
Lindsay,
Jean
MacKay,
Albert
Mah,
Eileen
Malr
(conditional).
Frances
Moore.
Donald
Nelson,
Janet
Ow
ens,
Astrl
Petersen,
Kolchl
Saka-
::
i'd.
MrrtJe
Morgan.
Margaret,
moto.
Ruth
Scherk,
Magnhlld
Itx
-
ShlKlml
Nagasuye.
Alko
Na-'storseth,
James
Stuart,
Ruby
Su-
tsirs'o.
Beverley
Nelson.
Peter
tf.r-son,
Earl
Pltrce.
Oeorge
Ror-
Bv.X
Mav
Bklnner.
Alan
owrne.
den,
Ouy
Thorne.
Audrey
wat-
klnson.
Jack
Wearmouth,
Betty
Wilkinson,
John
Wilson
(cond!
Blc'.r-
Ru!lkfkl.
James
Taylor.
Ell-.tlonal).
Ann
Wlnslow,
Jack
Collins,
BTrhomas.
Taka
Tsumura.
Lome
Robert
Eby.
Rol
Judge.
Lloyd
IVaramakrr
Susie
Woods.
Oordon'Keavs
(conditional'
.
Ryochl
Kl-
ITi-f.te
Jov
Foster.
Grace
Jones,
'Him
Astoria.
David
Balllle.
Inez
Bl--
AlfrnH
Tinrnin
Edward
Can
s''
:k
Albert
James
Clark.
Alastalr
Crear
Doreen
Croxford,
Norma
C-rrle
Margaret
Davies,
Shirley
hara,
James
MacKay.
Kayzl
Nlsh-lo,
Thomas
Pierce,
Harry
Basso.
Louise
Bird,
Betty
Bremncr.
Chris-
Una
Cook,
Elmer
Eburne,
Alice
Frlescn,
James
Hadden,
Yorlko
Hl-rano.
Tllen
Johnson,
Mariko
Ka-
Ebure
Audrey
Orlmble.
Kazuo'dowakl,
Joyce
Kcllback,
Jim
Laurie.
Hamasaki.
Howard
Haugan,
Sumltorace
Lee.
Helen
Leslie.
Isobel
Ha:-a:;hl,
Lillian
HIU,
Tsuyo.
Paul.
MacDonald,
Kenneth
McCrlmmon,
Hlrao.
Margaret
Johnson,
Alvln
Knutson,
Margaret
Lee.
Mary
Mac-MrAfee.
Nora
Mc-
Cafferv
Patricia
McClvmont,
Ced-ljack
Laurie
(conditional).
tic
Mah,
Make
Matsumoto.
Josc-j
Promoted
from
Grade
11
to
Phlnc
Murray.
Harold
Nordan,
Tcr-.Qrade
12
Margaret
Adams.
Marie
nce
Parsons,
Elizabeth
Marie
Pa-rie
Helen
Pilfold,
ZUla
Sher-n
Norman
Slevcft.
Margaret
S'mundson,
Shuzo
Tanaka,
Aver-u'a
Thomasson,
Florence
Walker,
kona
Wlilffln.
Jack
Wong.
Patrlc-
Anderson,
Walter
Bird,
Dorothea
Platen.
Douelas
Hague.
Melvln
Holkrstad,
Julia
Intermela,
Hlrashl
Kadowake.
Harold
Leverett,
Iain
Marie
Norton.
Douglas
Payne.
Mary
Postuk,
Kenneth
Schubert.
Sachl
Tsumura,
Emily
Yamanaka,
Amadlo,
Joan
Baker,
ueipmnc
Balagno,
William
Barker.
Ensma
Chrlstcnsen,
Jack
Corbould.
Harry
Daggett.
Spencer
Davies,
Nancye
Dawes,
John
Oood,
Helge
Holke-stad,
Jack
Hopkins,
Clifford
Johnson,
Itu
Kanaya,
Jean
Krause,
Frrn
LeClalre.
Flora
Leslie.
Marian
MeLachlan,
Margaret
McMeekln.
Duncan
McRae.
Betty
Miller.
Ted
Maonn
t
tLrrimm
jands'
Moore.
Kathfccn
oneui,
neic
VfM.-j
......
......
...r.
n.mwimi
Marv
Pierce,
France
prklns,
Harrlcttc
Phllllpson,
Herbert
Pierce,
Joyce
Ratchtord,
Nor-na
Scherk,
Arne
Sclvlg,
Eileen
Shrubsall,
Bruce
Slmundsen,
Hel
tr
ESkogmo,
Dick
Sylvester,
Margaret
Wallace,
George
Weir,
Doro
lly
Wilson.
.
Fromottd
from
Grade
0
to
Grade
10
Roberton,
Coral
Rogers,
uorwwur
Shrubsall,
Jlmmle
Stiles
(condl-
Bua
nnrf
Timmermcisier,
urn
mc..
.
nci
'
Charlotte
Balagno.
Phyllis
Batt.
Nlckerson,
Mary
Nonoyama.
Halibut
Sales
Reliance,
18,000,
Cold
Storage.
TJdc
nd
53c.
Tacoma,
20,000,
Booth,
8.1c
and
.3c.
Canadian
Dovre
B,
20,000,
Cold
Storage,
6.8c
nd
5c
Ed.
Llpsett,
11300,
Atlln.
6.7c
and
5c.
,
Signal,
11,000,
Cold
Storage;
6.6c
nd
5c.
Falcon,
14,000,
Pacific,
6.7c
and,
5c.
I
5c.
Blue
Boy,
8300.
Booth,
6.8c
and'
Joan,
3,000,
Atlln.
6.7c
and
5c
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Ocnirtrjr
B.
D
JohrivtoQ
Co.)
Vancouver
VA
Missouri,
.12.
Braloms.
12.10.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.10.
Dentonla,
JtZVt.
p.
Falrvlew.
.03V.
Gold
Belt,
30.
Hedley
Mascot.
.75.
Kootenay
Belle.
.68.
Mlnto.
.0ii.
i
Noble
Five.
.014.
Pend
Oreille.
130.
Pioneer,
232.
,h
Premier,
1.75.
Privateer.
IJIT.
r
"
Reeves
McDonald,
.18.
Reno.
.49.
;
Relief
Arllneton.
.13U.
Reward.
.01.
sf
Salmon
Opld,
J.
Sheep
Creek.
1.22.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.10.
Hedley
Amkl,.
.01
V.
("
j.
A.
P.
Con.
.14.
Calmoni,
31,
C.
&
E,
1.08
"
Freehpldt
03.
.
Home.
1.10.
Pacalta,'
X3,
Royal
Canadian,
.10.
Okalta,
1.00.
Mercury,
.06
Prairie
Royalties,
21.
Royallte,
,35.
Toronto
Aldermac,
2S.
BeatUe.
Ul.
-Central
PaU
2
41.
Con.
Smelters,
39.25.
East
Malartlc,
231.
Fernland,
.04
Vi.
Francoeur,
32.
Oods
Lake,
33.
Hard
Rock,
1.00.
int.
Nickel,
4730.
Kerr
Addison,
1.81.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.00.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.00.
Madsen
Rd
Lake.
37.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.28.
MoneU,
1.11.
Noranda,
7725.
Pickle
Crow.
4.50.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.46.
San.
Antonio,
1.66.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
.91.
Stadacona,
.47.
Uchl
Oold,
136.
Bouscadlllac,
.04Vj.
Mosher,
.14.
Oklend,
.08.
Smelter
Oold,
.03
Vi.
Dominion
Bridge.
29.00.
New
York
American
Can.
93
Vi.
Chrysler
Motors,
70.
Canadian
Pacific,
4ti-Eastman,
164.
Wcstlnghouse,
97.
American
Telephone,
160
Anaconda,
23
Vi-Oeneral
Motors,
438.
U.S.
Steel,
46i.
U.S.
Rubber,
418.
Germans
To
Talk
Of
Russian
Trade
rfjUJN.
.Germany.
June
28.
I
-
tlonal),
industrialists
who
trade'
Nell
Nell
Ross
Ross
arrived
arrived
In
In
the
the
city
city
on
on
Tobey.
Dcvlna
Warn
J!;B
m
to
meet
hew
thU
the
Prince
George
this
morning
jean
uomtiun,
phlne
Gay.
Shirley
Hague
Lois
Kadonaga,
Ada
Le-Ross,
Judge.
Joey
Bill
Long.
Bob
McNab
(conditional!.
Pearl
Mcnzics,
Kne
Weather
Forecast
12:15
at
-3.9
ft.
23:5'
A
ft
Prince
Rupert
and
Quern
Charlotte
6:01
Up'ft.
Islands
Fresh
to
itronj
easterly
winds,
cool
with
rain.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
28,
1939
PRICE:
5
CENT3
PASS
LIST
:
AT
SCHOOL:
Hdif
TermlnMe
d
for
Year
at
Srnior
and
Junior
High
tilth
,
Presentation
of
Reports
i
!4-
Booth
Memorial
Junior
I
IVth
School
received
lathis
morning
and
were
i
r
t
he
summer
vacation.
J
were
announced,
show-
student
to
hare
been
in
their
year'
studies,
i
of
promotion,
the
word
follows
certain
name.
'
-
r
amotion
lists
art
a
fol-,Marce,
Buin.
William
Bond,
Oor
r
don
Calderwood.
fidlth
Chaters,
Al-
r
r
'r3
from
Orade
7
to
Orade
n
Clark
nuahcth
Clark
Kath.
a,
narbe.
Jack
Breen.
Vivian
Jw)
Coomb
QnRl
D
Jean
Harry
Calderwood.
David
Dmy
Jack
jru,
Fay
Oeorge
Hanklnson.
Olen
tfI
Anna
johnscn.
David
Jone
-
Masaak)
Henada.
Owynn
pjoyd
Joy
(conditional).
Margaret
Pr'.er
Johnston,
Toshl
Ka-
th
Edward
Lambe.
Allan
Lare-
Ilemsby
King.
Vklet
Lee
..
p
,
ljnMtmi,
Ia
Lrvrrrtt
Isobel
MaeKenzle.
Ma-donaid,
HuBh
Mackenzie.
Mary
i
Mi
Rae
rnald
MeLachlan
Mont?omPry.
Dorothy
Peachy.
:?
M
Ley!
Dorothy
McLeod.
j,
Richie.
Beatrice
Rudder-
t
Moore
jonn
Miorr.
uoroiny
ham
Aklk
e.ka,
Kathleen
a
I
r
oe
wane
kiurim,
shrubimll.
Mary
8lcuro,
Jean
:i
O
an
Mavis
Overend.
Peter
gmlth
Margaret
Smith.
Boibcrg
X
Qiga
aatner.
narei
Toomw.
sorensen.
Joan
Saulre.
Nora
Thorn
n
VU
'kOVirh
Carl
Wilson.
Billy
nilffnrrf
Wanamak.r
Mlrhi
t
Oerald
WondaWc.
Donna
yarnanaka.
Dick
Cameron.
John
-
Torb"r
ArnUen.
Alice
Carson.
Oeorge
Christopher.
Olor
.
Oslda
Campagnolo.
David
,a
Margaret
Cowan.
John
.1
jonn
nntey.
wan
rnum.
Davev.
Jack
Davis.
Norah
Douzh-
Summary
American
38,000
pounds,
nd
5.5c
and
8.1c
and
55c.
Canadian
68,000
pounds,
md
5c
to
8.8c
and
5c.
American
7.0c
6.6c
j
FINAL
BULLETINS
1
ANOTHER
HOUSE
DEAL
Announcement
Is
made
of
the
purchase
by
Charles
Graham
of
the
residence
of
J.
G,
Johns
on
Fifth
Avenue
West
near
Borden
Street
Mr.
Johns
recently
purchased
the
J.
Fred
Ritchie
house
on
Fourth
Avenue
East
PADDLE
FOUND
Apart
from
the,
finding
on
the
shore
of
Butedale
Lake
of
a
rudely
f
ahionedpddle.
believed
to
have
been
hewn
by
the
missing
officer.
an&
a
freshly
cut
small
log.
there
have
been
no
new
deveiopmenU
In
the
case
of
Provincial
Constable
Clifford
Preseott
of
Butedal&
who
has
been
missing
for
nine
days
on
the
trail
between
Surff
Inlet
and
Butedale.
Princess
Royal
Island.
The
search
Is
continuing
although
little
hope
is
now
held
for
his
being
found
alive
and
possibly
his
fate
will
never
be
known.
A
brother,
Claude
Preseott,
is
coming
from
Vancouver
to
INDIAN
FISHERMAN
LOST
The
empty
boa
yot
Herbert
Green,
Indian
fisherman,
was
found
drifting
at
the
month
of
the
Naas
River
overnight
and
was
taken
to
Port
Simpson,
The
provincial
police
boat
P3IX.
8
left
this
morning
far
the
north
to
investigate.
WINNING
GAME
BOSTON
Almost
duplicating
a
feat
the
same
two
clubs
performed
nineteen
years
ago,
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Sid
'Boston
Bees
played
through
twenty-three
Innings
to
a
two-all
draw
yesterday,
the
game
being'
called
on
account
of
darkness.
It
was
the
third
longest
game
in
Big
League
history.
The
Bees
and
Dodgers
in
1920
went
twenty-six
innings
to
a
one-one
tie
for
the
longest
recorded
fane.
i
nrfi
CLIPPERS
MOVING
FOV.NES,
Ireland
After
having
been
held
up
at
Sbediac,
New
Brunswick,
since
Sunday
by
Vow
clouds,
fog
and
rain,
flying
conditions
turned
favorable
and
the
Pan-American
Airways
Yankee
Clipper
was
able
to
complete
her
first
preview
passenger
and
mall
flight
over
the
North
Atlantic
route
from
New
York
today.
From
here
she
will
continue
to
England.
The
Yankee
Clipper
had
left
New
York
Saturday.
Following
the
course
which
Christopher
Columbus
took
two
and
a
halt
months
tq
cover,
the
Dixie
Clipper
left
Port
Washington,
New
Y'ork,
at
11
o'clock
Pacific
Standard
time
this
morning
with
22
passengers
on
the
lira-irtlaraeec
traniAtlantic.filiht
following.
the
,-southern
route
via
the
Atores.
SLASH
SILVER
AGAIN
WASHINGTON,
D.O
The
United
States
Treasury
Department
slashed
the
price
of
foreign
silver
again
today
from
40c
to
38
Vic
per
ounce.
BRITISH
ARMY
WARNED
LONDON
The
War
Office
has
notified
the
406,000
officers
and
men
of
the
Territorial
Army
to
be
prepared
for
a
possible
emergency
at
the
end
of
this
summer,
it
is
learned.
The
news
came
a
day
after
the
Admiralty
made
an
annuoncement
that
the
annual
fleet
movements
would
be
held
a
month
earlier
than
usuaL
There
have
been
various
reports
from
the
continent
that
something
was
going
to
happen
in
August
when
the
crews
are
in
and
when
the
German
and
Italian
armies
reach
peak
strength
on
manoeuvres.
"HOLE
IN
ONE"
ON
TONY
NEW
Y'ORK
With
the
world's
heavyweight
championship
fight
between
Joe
Louis
and
Tony
Galento
tonight,
there
is
an
ominous
silence
from
the
Louis
camp.
If
the
champion
is
tired
of
having
Tony
Galento
call
him
a
"bum
he
probably
will
break
par
on
"Two
Ton
Tony"
par
being
a
knockout
in
the
first
round
of
their
battle.
ROBBERY
WITH
VIOLENCE
VANCOUVER
A
lone
gunman
slugged
E.
C.
Appleby,
Jeweller,
81
years
of
age,
in
daylight
yesterday
and
escaped
from
the
store
with
jewellery
valued
at
$1,000.
Appleby
suffered
fifteen
cuts
but
they
are
not
serious.
Two
others
in
the
store
were
not
Injured.
FIRE
AT
RICHMOND
RICHMOND
Fire
destroyed
a
lumber
mill,
butcher
shop
yesterday
causing
damage
amounting
to
$15,000.
HOSTAK
IS
VICTORIOUS
SEATTLE
Al
Ilostak
of
Seattle
regained
recognition
by
the
National
Boxing
Association
last
night
as
middleweight
heavyweight
champion
of
the
world
by
scoring
a
technical
knockout
oyer
Solly
Kreiger
of
Brooklyn
after
forty-six
seconds
of
fighting
in
the
fourth
of
a
scheduled
fifteen
rounder.
Ilostak
weighed
156
pounds
and
Kreiger
160
pounds.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Pittsburg
0,
Cincinnati
6
Brooklyn
2,
Boston
2
(23
in-
nlngs).
Philadelphia
5,
New
York
13.
Chicago
2,
St.
Louis
5.
American
League
Boston
8,
Washington
0.
St.
Louis
2,
Chicago
11.
Detroit
0,
Cleveland
5
game).
(night
Native
Woman
Passes
Away
Mrs.
Helen
Lawson
of
Tort
Essing-ton
Dies
at
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
The
death
occurred
yesterday
morning
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen
TO
CONFER
FIELD
DAY
IN
TOKYO!
AT
SCHOOL
Negotiations
For
Settlement
Of
Tientsin
Dispute
To
Start
At
Once
In
Japanese
Capital
LONDON,
June
28:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
negotiations
will
be
started
immediately
in
Tokyo
in
an
effort
to
settle
the
Tientsin,
dispute.
At
the
same
time
Mr.
Chamberlain
reiterated
Great
Britain's
determination
to
dispute
Japan's
right
to
order
British
shipping
not
to
use
Wenchow
and
Foo-chow
ports.
The
British
and
French
eon-cessions
at
Tientsin
had
fresh
food
supplies
for
the
first
time
In
two
weeks
today.
Rotary
Officers
To
Be
Installed
Dr.
Tomorrow
MUSICAL
The
recital
of
the
music
classes
of
St.
Joseph's
Academy
last
eve
ning
was
a
pleasant
event.
The
flower-bedecked
kindergarten
was
the
auditorium
which
accomodated
Haydn),
.
,
'..
.
-
,
...
"Remembrance"
(Heller),
u.c
.o.
vi
"--italr
Crerar.
;
Helen
-awson,
wue
oi
wmna
irw-
enn
rif
Pnrt
K.s!nirtnn
unri
dnilPhter
,....t..H
(tLwius
extension
of
from
Vancouver
to
act
as
super-
of
Benjamin
Seymour
of
Kltselas.
I
Interesting
Closing
Sports
HeM
Yesterday
On
King
Edward
Grounds
King
Edward
School
playgrowil
was
the
scene
of
an
Interesting
field
day
yesterday
when
running,
skipping
and
Jumping
competition
were
held
as
part
of
the
school
closing
exercises.
There"
was
a
?rrat
number
of
hard
fought
finishes
both
in
the
preliminary
Boys
under
twelve
Robert
Bart-
near
the
musicians
large
and'
.
mall.
The
entire
class
showed
the
Kout
Grotto
Eleven
To
Nothing
results
of
the
mutual
work
of
In
Softball
Qualifier
Last
Night
doth
teacher
and
pupils
to
the.
satisfaction
of
all.
'i
Davies,
Douglas
McGrelsh.
LIPSETT'S
Joe
TO
FINAL
The
program
was
as
follows:
:
Llpsett's
shut
out
Grotto
by
a
score
of
eleven
to
nothing
last
"The
Butterfly"
(Horwood),
Pat-
night
to
qualify
for
the
Dominion
rlcia
Stuart.
Day
Softball
Cup
final
against
"The
Bass
Fiddle"
(Adair),,
Three
Two.
A
disastrous
second
ln-George
Thrupp.
.
;nlng
proved
the
downfall
for
the
The
Old
Clock"
(selected),
tobacconists.
Jack
Yager,
their
George
GUUs.
hurler,
was
nicked
freely
by
the
"The
Donkey"
(Clare),
Bernard
waterfront
crew
and
fielding
er-DeJong.
rors
also
contributed
to
eight
rum
"Slumber
Song"
(Schubert),
being
scored.
Billy
Roma,
who
Louise
Amadlo.
looks
like
a
new
hurling
find,
was
"Gay
Is
the
Rose"
(selected),
then
sent
Into
the
box
for
Orotto
Lily
Sylvester.
and
the
rest
of
the
game
was
Gondoliers"
(duet),
(Nevln.Pat-
closely
contested
and
good
to
ricla
and
Kenneth
Brocklesby.
watch..
Jack
Lindsay
hurled
stead-
"The
Rose's
Dream"
(Aubry).
lly
for
Lipsett's..
Pete
Husoy's
Norma
Watt.
"The
Blue
Danube
Leona
Blaln.
"Andante"
Doherty.
"The
Merry
fielding
for
Lipsett's
was
a
feature.
(Strauss).
i
The
crowd
liked
It
so
well
that
.an
encore
was
staged
and
this
Kathleen
turned
out
to
be
what
many
term
ed
the
best
game
so
far
this
(Schu-!son.
Orotto
winning
In
eleven
tn-
man),
Mary
Sylvester.
Jnlngs
by
seven
to
six.
Roma
con-
"Little
Burlesque"
(Lemont).
tlnued
to
pitch
for
Orotto
and
Pauline
Ohnesorg.
I
Benny
Wlndle
was
on
the
mound
"Spinning
Son"
(Ellmenrelch).'ror
Lipsett's.
Sheila
McRae.
I
The
games
pleased
a,
large
as-
"Bolero"
(Behr).
Barbara
Hope.
Uemblage
of
fans.
"Sonatina"
Nlckerson.
"The
Swallow"
Dorothy
Kergin.
"Little
Boy
Yvonne
Rlffou.
"Lotus
Pond"
neth
Brocklesby.
"'Flashlights"
Brocklesby.
"Theme
with
(Clementl),
Lois
(Burgmuller),
Blue"
(Nevln)
(Bennett),
Ken-
(Orey),
Patricia
1-
I
Amadlo.
Hncnitoi
i'hr.
h.
hart
hpn
(Haydn),
Marie
Nlckerson
The
teams
were:
Lipsett's
Johnson,
Smith
Lindsay,
Wlndle.
Arney.
Naylor,
Cal-derone.
Stone,
Lelghton,
Husoy.
Grotto
Howe,
Olllls,
Smith.
Sim-onsen,
Morgan,
Roma,
Yager,
Ratchford
and
Montesano.
Variations"!
"Valse
hiKiness
with
Russia.
It
was
be-
visor
of
the
Gyro,
playgrounds
Deceased
was
twenty-four
years
ofiEwing),
May
and
Phyllis
Marion.
lleved
the
discussion
would
result
here
for
the
summer,
later
taking
age.
The
remains
will
be
forwarded
.
"Prelude
In
D.
Flat"
(Chopin),
in
despatch
of
a
Joint
trade
agree-
charge
of
the
provincial
recrea-jby
the
B.C
Undertakers
to
Kitselas
Mary
Pustak.
ment
committer
to
Moscow.
tlonRl
centre
for
the
winter.
ifor
burial.
"Sonata"
(Beethoven),
Marie
Mlgftpnne"
j
Jessie
Gibson.
(Palmgren),
neau
ran
oir
in
the
rorenoon
and
'n
the
finals
In
the
afternoon.
Finals
of
the
skipping
and
the
high
Jump
competitions
were
not
finished
owing
to
Jack
of
time.
Results
of
races
were
as
follows:
Oirls
under
seven
Mary
Levitt,
Ruth
Charsted,
Jo
Vinson.
Boys
under
seven
Vito
Campag-.
nola.
Alan
Jacklin,
Ronald
Chris-toff.
Oirls
under
eight
Lorna
Howe,
Kathleen
Toombs,
Irene
Hansen.
Boys
under
eight
Ralph
Wick,
Andrew
Owen,
Richard
Hedstrom.
Oirls
under
nine
Alma
Knut-
ison.
Ruth-
Levitt,
Christine
Currie.
.
W.
T.
Kergin
To
Officiate
Af
"nderJ
toJM
Scherk.
Luncheon
of
Local
Club
Hai?,d
Bye:
Ken
Je'
.
.
.
uuu
uuuer
icn
ueorgia
xtua-'derham,
lone
Jacklin,
Lois
Levitt.
,
Boys
under
ten
Billy
Halcrow,
New
officers
of
the
Prince
Rup-
Anjus
Mcintosh.
Frank
Ratchford.
rt
Rotary
Club
for
the
comlns
Girls
under
eleven
Lillian
Knut-vear
will
be
installed
at
the
week-
son.
Myrtle
Sather.
Betty
Scott.
-
luncheon
tomorrow
by
Dr.
W.
Boys
under
eleven
Everett
T.
Kergin.
past
president
The
new
Pierce,
Ken
Brocklesby,
Itsuo
Mat-I
fleers
are:
President.
Peter
Lakie;
sumoto.
d
rectors.
C.
V.
Evitt.
R.
G.
Hop-
Girls
under
twelve
Audrey
kins
and
Dr
C.
H.
Hanklnson;
Toombs,
Victoria
Mcintosh,
Evelyn
treasurer.
Alex
McRae;
secretary,
Bussey.
T.
A.
McWaters.
iett,
Allen
Dixon,
Stanley
Hern
mons.
-
Oirls
under
thirteen
Ingrid
Anderson.
Muriel
Keavs.
Jov
TVrf
r
0
-
-
o
.
Boys
under
thirteen
Joe
Davies,
O
pi
f
I
A
I
Bud
Pierce.
Sholchi
Hayashl.
IVJLiVl
1
lWjk
Girls
under
fourteen
Norrra
ILetnes,
Elvlda
Sorensen.
j
Boys
under
fourteen
Ruka
Mat-
Beautiful
Setting
For,
Performance
sumoto,
Jimmie
Weir.
Ole
Skog.
By
Pupils
Of
St.
Joseph's
Academy
Open
race
for
all
ages
Alas-
"Adoration
(violin),
(Borowski),
itngina
unrisiensen.
Accompanist.
"Flower
Song"
(Lange),
Nora.
Margaret
cnristensen.
McCaffery.
I
"Waltz
In
E.
Flat"
(Chopin),
"In
a
Rose
Garden."
(duet),
'Emily
Yamanaka.
"Caprice
EspagnoH
(Moskowski),
Frances
Moore.
There
was
distribution
of
certU
flcates.