EWnrc
Rupert
Daily
f3cUis
Wednesday,
May
29,
1948
SUMMER
QUEEN
CONTEST
TO
BE
BIG
.CELEBRATION
ON
DOMINION
DAY
STEWART
At
a
recent
meeting
of
the
Portland
Canal
Community
Fund
it
was
decided
that
the
main
features
of
the
Dominion
Day
celebrations
this
year
should
be
a
Summer
Queen
contest.
With
that
aim
in
view
various
organizations
are
being
asked
to
put
candidates
in
the
field.
It
is
expected
that
there
Activities
oj
Rup-Rec
SOFTBALL
The
Softball
season
will
open
this
Friday
eve-
ning
with
;an
exhibition
game
featuring
the
Prince
Rupert
All
Stars
vs.
University
of
Western
Ontario.
The
game
will
be
staged
at
the
Gyro
Park.
Preceding
this
event,
two
stellar
teams
Gyro
Fireballs
and
.Kinsmen
.Globe
Trotters
.will
stage
ta
comic
battle.
This
should
be
an
auspicious
start
to
.what
is
hoped
will
be
one
of
the
biggest
and
best
ball
seasons
Prince
Hu
bert
has
ever
had.
S
Q
FjT
BALL
MEETING
Twenty-five
people
turned
out
for
the
Softball
meeting
last
evening
and
preliminary
arrangements
wei
made
to
get
the
soft-ball
season
under
way
.on
June
7.
A.
Softball
.promotional
committee
whjch
includes
D.
Forward,
Carol
Grey,
Jane
Hamilton,
Wal-ly
Landon,
A.
Astoria,
Al
Sim-ondson.
was
appointed
.by
George
McGregor
to
obtain
team
sponsors
and
draw
up
the
same
schedule.
Leagues
will
be
conducted
for
-enlor
.men,
ladies
and
Junior
boys.
Team
entries
in
these
leagues
will
be
welcomed.
Entries
should
be
forwarded
to
p.
Forward
riot
later
than
next
Monday.
LACROSSE
Two
lacrosse
teams
will
be
formed
for
next
Friday's
practice.
They
will
be
tentatively
called
East
and
West.
One
to
be
coached
by
Bud
Schu-inan
and
the
other
by
Dick
Woods.
In
order
that
the
experienced
and
inexperienced
players
may
be
eveniy
divided,
players
will
be
chosen
by
lot.
All
those
who
have
turned
out
for
lacrosse
practices
should
sign
the
players'
sheet
at
the
Civic
Centre
office
.before
Friday.
Teams
will
be
chisen
frpm
this
list.
RUP-REC
WINDOW
DISPLAY
We
wonder
if
all
our
readers
.have
noticed
the
fine
display
window
in
Wallace's
dept.
store,
showing
the
various
activities
sponsored
by
Rup-Rec
in
Prince
1
Rupert.
This
excellent
display
was
arranged
by
Ray
Allan
and
thanks
are
due
him
and
to
the
courtesy
of
Wallace's
store
in
S
giving
us
this
window
space
The
British
navy
has
maintained
its
proud
and
victorious
tradition.
The
"operations"
were
successful
and
the
admirals
who
..directed
them
located
their
targets
and
rammed
home
the
broadsides
in
the
post-war
battle
of
the
Admirals
and
General1:
over
Camberley
Heath
golf
course.
The
result:
Admirals
20,
Generals
18.
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In
1945
28,500
persons
became
"stream-lined
guitar
plunkers"
because
of
automobile
accidents.
The
toll
will
be
much
greater
in
1940
unless
motorists
pledge
themselves
to
drive
safely
in
safe
cars.
On
Msy
15,
the
police
of
the
United
States
and
Canada,
under
the
sponsorship
of
the
International
Association
of
Chiefs
of
Police,
launch
Ki.il.
Truffle
Snfotv
PknA
gram.
They
urge
the
driving
public
"
Tlo
cooperate
by
living'
up
to
the
police
slogan,
"Check
your
Driving
Check
your
Car
Check
A
cidents."
S
E.
PARKER
LTD.
FORD
nd
WONAKCJI
DEALERS
will
be
candidates
from
the
Local
Union,
Premier
Community
Club,
Stewart
Softball
Club
and
the
Canadian
Legion.
As
'soon
as
they
have
come
to
their
de
cisions,
lhe
names
will
be
an
nounced.
A
tentative
program
has
been
outlined
by
the
committee
including
a
dress
parade,
with
floats,
cars
and
bicycles
decor
ated,
children's
races,
softball
games
between
Premier
and
Stewart,
and
winding
up
with
a
dance
at
night
in
the
Moose
Home
which
has
been
promised
for
this
purpose.
The
community
fund
was
formed
from
the
organization
known
as
the
Portland
Canal
War
Fund
when
the
latter
ceased
to
do
business
under
the
War
Charities
.Act.
In
some
places
it
is
called
a
Community
Chest
and
is
designed
to
form
a
central
fund
to
which
the
citizens
can
contribute
for
charitable
purposes
and
to
which
applications
can
be
mado
by
the
various
charitable
organizations
for
assistance,
thus
eliminating
the
irritation
attendant
on
indiscriminate
canvassing
of
the
community.
A
drive
for
funds
is
made
twice
a
year,
July
1
and
New
Year's
Eve.
Of
course,
donations
are
acceptable
at
any
time.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
St.
Louis
12,
Chicago
2.
Cincinnati
3,
Pittsburg
.6.
New
York
5,
Brooklyn
2.
American
League
Chicago
9,
St.
Louis
2.
Detroit
C,
Cleveland
1.
ESTABLISH
UNIVERSITY
CANBERRA,
Australia,
P)
Establishment
of
a
National
University
here
In
the
capital
.of
Australia
is
provided
for
in
a
bill
before
parliament.
It
would
include
a
rchool
of
Pacific
Affairs
and
Diplomatic
Studios.
Grevhnnnrl
nwnprs
nnrl
hrcoH.
ers
have
formed
an
association
to
promote
exports
of
British
greyhounds
and
to
protect
the
interests
of
breeders
and
owners.
Plans
include
the
chartering
of
specially-fitted
planes
to
carry
30
greyhounds
and
necessary
staff
to
all
world
markets.
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IN
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IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OF
LRONIE
MORIN,
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
AS
LKONIE
MERRY,
DECEASED
TESTATE.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
His
Honor.
Judce
Fisher,
made
on
the
10th
day
of
May,
A.D.
1946.
I
was
nppolnted
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Leonle
Morln,
otherwise
known
as
Jjeome
Merry,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
Bald
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
tie
on
or
before
the
15th
dav
of
June.
VD.
1946,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
lorinwun.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
11th
day
of
May.
A.D.
1946.
OORDON
F
FORBES.
Acting
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
D
C
11
Ball
Teams
Look
Well
Stewart
and
Premier
Play
To
is-AU
Draw
in
Softball
Encounter
STEWART
Premier
and
Stewart
boys
have
finally
managed
to
whip
their
softball
teams
into
good
shape.
Of
the
two.
Premier
has
the
best
Infield
but
is
a
bit
weak
In
batting
and
in
the
outfield
section.
Time
will,
no
doubt,
remedy
these
defects.
Stewart
could
have
a
pretty
good
team
if
they
would
get
In
and
practice.
As
it
is,
they
have
some
heavy
sluggers
and
some
good
outfield
men.
Sunday's
game
was
a
bit
ragged
in
spots
,and
there
were
numerous
errors
on
both
sides,
but
the
fans
who
turned
put
to
witness
the
game
thoroughly
en-Joyed
it,
the
outcome
being
a
15-all
tie.
Premier
elected
to
take
the
field
and
the
Steward
team
snatqh.ed
two
.
homers
on
the
first
two
pitched
bails,
scor
ing
another
run
later.
They
shut
Premier,
out
in
their
Jhalf
,-3
to
,0.
In
the
second
he
Premier
.boys
shut
out
Stewart
.with
(a
score
of
5
to
,0,
adding
.another
two
runs
in
the
third.
The
fourth
was
sqoieless,
Jin
th.e
fifth
tley
each
added
a
run,
in
the
sixth
Stewart
managed
,to
get
five
runs
to
Premiers
three,
in
the
seventh
the
Stewart
.bays
added
another
four
runs
shutting
the
hillbillies
nut
in
'their
half.
In
the
eighth
Premier
shut
out
the
Stewartlt.es
and
added
one
more
for
themselves.
In
the
II-
nal
Innings
Premier
made
three
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OPPONENTS
By
FRANK
ECK
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Mrs.
Sarah
Palfrey
Cooke
of
Los
Angeles
can't
make
the
women's
tennis
trip
to
Europe.
Without
this
country's
No.
1
competitor,
America's
chances
of
retaining
the
famous
Wightman
cup
look
about
as
thin
as
this
line.
The
national
champion
says
she
is
unable
to
get
away
from
home
during
the
period
when
th2
matches
are
to
be
held
at
Wimbledon.
Th,
1tM-nti
I
"v
mitiunuiiaj
series,
an
i
event
that
felt
the
sting
of
war
almost
as
much
as
.yachting
and
polo,
resumes
In
London
June
14
and
15.
The
Wightman
Cup
matches
were
last
held
in
1939
when
the
U.S.
made
it
nine
in
a
row
by
ginning
at
Forest
Hills.
America
will
have
a
fairly
strong
squad
headed
by
Pauline
Betz
of
Los
Angeles
and
Mar-
.gafet
Osbor.ne
of
San
Francisco,
N,o.
2
and
No.
.3
women
players,
respectlyely,
but
if
I
know
anything
about
tennis
I
said
if
runs
to
Stewart's
two,
tieing
up
the
score
at
15
to
15.
On
account
of
rain
.and
The
fact
that
the
hill
boys
had
to
leave
early
no
extra
innings
were
played.
The
batteries
were:
Premier
Lepechuk,
pitcher,
and
Teed,
.catcher.
Stewart
Lawrence;
pitcher,
and
Jenkins,
catcher.
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ARE
TOUGH
the
British
appear
stronger
on
past
performances.
England's
contingent
is
headed
by
Mrs.
Kay
Stammers
Men-zies.
New
I
don't
know
what
she
did
during
all
those
.blitz
days
but
I
do
kn.QW
that
she
did
a
lot
to
popularize
tennis
in
this
country
,
a
bout
ten
years
ago.
As
Miss
Kay
Stammers
she
was
quite
the
rage,
the
Ilelen
Wills
bf
England,
so
to
speak.
She
was
prelty
still
ts
for
that
matter
employed
a
wicked
left-handed
stroke
and
was
very
easy
to
look
at
in
shorts.
She
too.k
part
in
three
Wightman
Cup
series
at
Forest
Hills
and
the
boys
who
cover
tennis
really
raved
about
her
so
much
that
Hollywood
gave
her
a
screen
test.
It
was
along
about
1935
thai
she
hit
the
sports
headlines
by
beating
Helen
Jacobs,
5-7,
6-1,
9-7.
The
following
year
at
Wlm-bled,on
Kay
conguered
Helen,
12-10,
C-l,
but
in
'37
Miss
Jacobs
won
at
Forest
Hills,
C-l,
4-6,
G-4.
Kay
Stanwiers
also
lost
to
Alice
Marble
that
year
but
In
1938
she
became
one
of
the
few
women
tennis
players
in
the
wprid
to
beat
bbtyi
Jacobs
and
Marble.
Beaten
by
Newcomer
I
have
nothing
to
Indicate
her
recent
tennis
form
other
than
the
word
of
Bill
Scanlan
of
the
mm
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Further
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
.668
U.S.
Lawn
Tennis
Association.
who
says
that
Kay
Stammers
recently
suffered
a
pair
of
straight
set
looses
at
the
hands
of
Mrs.
Jean
.Nicol
Uostock,
a
newcomer
ta
Wightman
Cup
play
for
England.
However,
Mrs.
Bostpck
most
likely
is
younger
than
Mrs.
Menzlt's
for
the
former
was
all-Fjigland
girls
champion
in
1938,
Another
strong
player
awaiting
the
American
gals
is
Joan
Ingram.
She
has
been
in
two
of
the
previous
WJghtman
tests,
winning
a
doubles
match
in
1938
after
losing
one
In
"37.
However,
Mrs.
Hazel
Hotchklss
Wightman
of
Chestnut
Hill,
Mass..
America's
non-playing
team
captain,
is
confident
the
U.S.
will
make
it
ten
in
a
row
over
the
British.
Besides
the
Misses
Betz
and
Osborne
those
who
will
make
the
14-hour
trip
by
air
are
Louise
Brough
of
Beverly
Hills,
Calif..
American
doubles
champ
the
last
four
years;
Miss
Patricia
Canning
Todd
of
Lafayette,
Calif.,
currently
ranked
No.
5,
and
Doris
Hart,
sixth
ranking
star
frbm
Miami,
Fla.
After
a
few
days'
practice
at
Forest
Hills
the
team
will
leave
La-Guardla
Field
on
May
29.
The
Wightman
Cup,
one
of
two
existing
International
sports
trophies
for
women,
represents
in
women'sjawn
tennis
the
same
j
ideals
as
the
Davis
Cup
in
the
i
men's
game
good
sportsmanship,
i
promotion
of
international
friendship
and
supremacy
In
tennis.
The
cup
was
presented
for
annual
competition
by
JVIrs.
Hazel
H.
Wightman
when
the
West
Side
Tennis
Club
in
Forest
Hills
was
dedicated
in
1923,
In
the
series
of
17
matches
played
thus
far,
the
U.S.
has
won
13,
last
losing
by
4-3
in
England
in
1930.
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Pinners
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ting
the
championship
cup
pu
up
by
the
Alleys
while
indivi-!
dual
high
scoring
cups
went
to
T.
J.
Wallace
and
Orace
Lee.
Final
results
of
the
season's
play
for
the
Rex
Bowling
Alleys
.were
announced
as
follow..:
Winning
TeamHeadplnner:
Second
Team
C.Y.A.
Men's
High
Average
L.
J.
Wallace,
C.Y.A.,
209.
Women's
High
Average
Orace
Lee.
C.Y.A.,
183,
High
Team
Average,
three
games
C.Y.A.,
3495.
High-Team
Single
Oame-Mld-gets,
1384.
Men's
High
Single
Game
L,
J.
Wallace.
.C.Y.A.,
3.40.
Women's
High
Single
aame-Vlolet
Lee,
C.Y-A.,
304.
Men's
High
Three
Games
S.
Whyte,
Midgets,
822.
Wpmen's
High
Three
Game.
Grace
Lee,
C.Y.A.,
728.
John
Hunter,
Motherwell
football
club
manager
for
35
years,
has
retired
but
will
continue
as
secretary
of
the
Scottish
kaguf
team.
He
has
been
succeeded
by
George
Stevenson,
former
Motn
-erwell
and
Scotland
forward.
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