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THE
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SPORTS
DAY
AT
SCHOOL
Pupil
Of
Klnr
Edward
Have
New
Kind
Of
Cloiinr
Exercises
As
part
of
the
closing
exercises
at
the
Kins
Edward
School
a
sports
day
was
held
yesterday
at
the
school
grounds.
Pupils
of
the
bealnners
and
grade
two
classes
competed
against
each
other
but
In
the
other
grades
competitors
were
clessed
on
an
"age-weiRht-helght-class"
average,
ajid
recorded
as
Juvenile
Junior,
Intermediate,
senior
ana
open
events.
Results
were
as
follows:
Beginners'
Grade
Girls
1
Margaret
Keays,
1
Mar-Jorle,
Crittal,
3
Marton
Shenton.
Boys
1
Olynn
Fitzgerald,
2
Arnold
Hanson,
3
Olen
Saunders.
Grade
Two
Olrls
1
Connie
Pierce,
2
Ruth
'Charstad.
3
Mary
Leavltt.
Boys--
1
Vito
Campagnolo
2.
Lawrence
Kritsmanson,
3
Alan
Jacklin.
Under
Nine
Girls
4
Dorothy
Stacey,
2
Alice
Anderson,
3
Gerd
Lien.
Boys
1
Dick
Ormlston.
2
Ronald
The
Canadian
Press
la
exclusively
entitled
to
u.w
foe
republication
of
all
nnr
Davie
3
Am
Johansen
deepatebes
credited
o
It
or
to
the
Asocl.tl
Press
hi
this
paper
and
alsj
thei
Juveniles
,
local
news
puoiisnra
inereiu.
All
right
of
republication
of
special
decrwluhes
therein
are
alxo
rcsenmt
tu
in
Wednesday.
June
26,
1940.
NOW
WE
KNOW
EXACTLY
Now
we
know
exactly
where
we
are.
The
British
peonfe
have
been
f
ijrhtinp
in
other
countries
under
con
i.U4.
.
t
i.
i
rri
l
'2
OwMim
Mnrtran
q'uered
from
which
attacks
might
be
made
on,Blake
WUson-
LI
l
11.U1II.
A.DEIRESSINT,
DAY
BIG
GOLD
HAUL
NANNINE,
Australia,
June
26:
Yesterday
was
a
denressinar
dav
for
most
neonlp
fplt
i
cp)-a
yield
of
us
ounces
of
FOR
SALE
;POR
SALE
New
8-foot
punt.
A
PERSONAL
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
GET
A
GOVERNMENT
JoD
as
Clerk,
Postman,
Customs
Clerk,
Steno.,
etc.
Three
Dominion-wide
exam9
held
since
war
began.
Free.
Booklet.
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C.
C.
Schools
Ltd.,
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in
Canada.
No
agents.
FORRENl-
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RENT
Fully
furnished
3-room
house.
Phone
168.
(151)
I
I
sad
over
what
was
considered
to
be
treachery
on
the
part
501(1
from
1,5
nounds
of
ore
wa
of
Premier
Petain.
The
French
people
were
sad
because
iiS!".
Si
wSwf
lecrnIAmt!;a,if,
thnf7arrqUe,AetSand
the
"-v
under
the'S
baLT
fc
thumb
of
two
dictators.
As
long
as
they
are
in
the
ascen-
;the
ground
only
two
weeks.
.
dency
these
dictators
will
see
that
France
has
no
chance
to
rise
again
to
a
dominant
position.
The
only
hope
for
the
French
now
is
that
the
British
will
defeat
the
Geimans
and
Italians
and
give
them
back
their
territory
and
what,
is
icii,
ui
meir
navy.
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THE
DATJ.T
OTCWS
.
u.j
i'
VELVET
IS
way
through
the
second
half.
Norman
Campbell
refereed
the
t
game.
The
city
league
standing:
W
D
L
F
A
Ptt
Velvet
1
0
0
4
1
2
Navy
10
0
10
2
Dry
Dock
0
0
2
1
5
0
Olrls
1
Jean
Hu.soy.2
Ruth
Leav-I
riAit
itt.
3
Lavina
Elliott.
Boys
1
Don
McWilliams,
2
Ralph
Wick,
3
Richard
Hedstrom.
Juniors
Girls,
heat
one
1
Myrtle
Sather,
2
Pat
Brocklesby.
Hea
Two
1
Georgia
Rudderham,
iTENNISTS"
CONCLUDED
Uel'amy
Wins
Men's
S:ngles
And
Borland
and
Norrlngton
Men's
Doubles
In
Clab
Competition
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
concluded
a
very
-
successful
club
tour-
UIUUI1.
U.UI.
WCIC
I1UI
itlWclVS
UKUSUUL.
1
IKTK
SCCIlieil
IU
.
.
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---
.
t
.
lnall
Georgia
Kuddernam.
2
tnw
iiiesaay
evening
when,
af-ue
be
traitoi'3
evervwhere
Now
thev
all
hack
their
iidiioi
teryneie.
imow
iney
are
are
ail
DaCK
nn
on.
men
Myrtle
sather.
3
Patricia
Brockles-
ter
many
delays
because
or
wet
own
soil
and
every
man
is
a
fighter
and
every
woman
is
!by.
weather,
the
men's
singles
and
ready
to
back
the
fighters
to
the
limit
The
Dominions!
Boys,
heat
one
1
pat
Wilson.
2
doubieai
finals
were
run
off.
result-are
sendintr
in
both
sunnlies
anil
men.
airnlanps
and
tanks.
Harry
Mentles.
lg
as
follows:
isruons
are
reaciy.
not
oniy
to
neienu
tnoir
country
out
to
Heat
Two
1
Everett
Pierce.
2
fierht
back.
It
will
be
a
strenuous
fight
a
fight
to
the
.Xi
Pat
wiison.
finish.
.
I
Pierce.
3
Bob
Mitchell.'
:In
addition,
there
t.
is
a
large
army
in
the
eastern
thea-1
'
intermediates
Men's
singles
Bellamy
beat
Pul
ton.
3-6.
6-1.
6-2,
1-6.
6-2.
Everett
Mm's
doubles
Borland
and
Norrlngton
beat
Lamble
and
Qwy-er.
7-5.
'6-4,
8-6.
tre,
centering
aroumi
ralestine.
in
thiR
army
are
tho
fam-
oins
i
Eveiyn
Bussey.
2
m-
mnwnes
pnwuced
some
ous
Indian
fighters,
who
distinguished
themselves
in
Drev-
fld
Andersen,
3
Victoria
mc-
!f"k""f
tennf-
in
the
singles
iouswai
Australians,
who
are
.
aman?
the
best
fighters
Xt-i
Bud
Pierce.
2
'lJSS
in
the
World,
and
many
Arabs
and
Other
Mohammedans
Blake.
3
Murray
Sharpe.
doubles
prolonged
rallies
and
ac-
who
are
fanatics
when
it
comes
to
war.
There
is
also
an
'
seniors
curate
placements
were
the
order.
Egyptian
army
that
can
give
a
good
account
Of
itself.
It1
Olrls
1
EVelyn
Dahl.
2
Ursula
Considering
the
dull
threatening
is
DOSSible
too
that
the
Turkish
nrmv
will
ho
rrlv
fn
tnVo
Braun,
3
Lona
Trlcker.
weather
a
fair
sized
and
interested
.
,
"vv
v"'xv-
nr,i
vr,.ri
f
1
taa-
gal
er?
attended
part.
wtuuiut
vi'bl
t(UUlv
"
i
1
A
-
f
I
-
On
the
whole,
we
can
make
a
good
showintr.
With
'
o,n
nine
coon
rests,
anyway
a
noweriul
navv
and
rnrVit
nn
nur
suIp
wo
nro
nnf
at
oil
cm,i
.t,.mninn.i.in
1
t'
""lesville,
Ind..
June
26:
beaten.
Much
will
depend'upon
the
kind
of
fight
we
all
Davis.
2
Maurice
Teng,
3
Tom
wi-.Jrij
'8
e"f
of
marr'cd
fe-
.
.
.
i.
ivirs,
Hums
i.
n
1
-
-
j
savs
an
na
put
up.
jpvery
man
ana
woman
snouiu
consider
himself
"i"-
,
.
,
lt
baked
biscuiu
for
her
farmer
ainslus3801
Wh
59
fr
US
112
against
US.
birth
of
her
nine
children.
Bud
pierce
and
Eyerett
pierce
wQn
-Lvery
night
the
British
flyers
are
pouring
bombs
on
from
a
team
composed
of
Maurice
....
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Yesterday's
Big
League
result:
American
League
Boston
11-1.
Detroit
7.
New
York
3.
Cleveland
5.
Washington
7.
Chicago
.
Philadelphia
10.
St.
Louis
12.
National
League
Pittsburg
0,
Philadelphia
7.
Chicago
8
.Brooklyn
3.
The
league
standings
to
date:
f
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JM.
AX
W
Brooklyn
Defeated
Dry
Dock
With
Only
Goal
P!1"1""?"
of
Last
Nighty
Football
Game
gj
In
last
night
s
City
League
Toot-
St.
Louis
ball
game
Velvet
defeated
Dry
Dock
Pittsburg
by
a
seore'of
4
to
1.
The
Dry
Dock
Boston
team
was
weakened
bv
the
absence
Philadelphia
National
League
34
33
33
33
24
22
18
10
or
several
players,
who
figured
two
American
Leatue
imm
ntviin
n
mnnv
niffhbt
Cleveland
40
would
be
too
much
tor
their
physl
Detroit
35
col
fitness.
Nevertheless,
a
scrub
new
ror
team
was
organised
and
the
game
St.
Loulj
30
was
played.
OmAoa
-
33
In
the
first
half
Smith.
Dry
Chicago
25
Dock's
goalie,
was
beaten
three
Philadelphia
22
times
bv
Vlnk.
Dickens
and
Camer-
Washington
23
20
20
21
29
31
31
34
35
23
23
31
32
24
32
35
38
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on.
It
was
also
In
this
half
that
Dry
Dock
received
its
only
goal
when
GTeer
of
Velvet
mWtleked
Five
thousand
Rupert
past
his
own
goalie.
Velvet's
fourth
people
read
tne
Dally
New
goal
was
scored
by
Dickens
half
P7s
to
let
them
Hnow
hm
v
RHEUMATIC
PAINS?
GIN
PILLS
help
to
tone
up
cloed
kidney
and
eliminate
pain-cauwng
nreta
acid.
la
the
United
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aak
for
"CINO
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1
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th
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new,
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