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Saturday,
July
13,
1946
PLAN
REST
OF
SEASON
Fastball
Association
Holds
General
Meeting
Plans
and
Schedules,
Revised
At
a
well
attended
meeting
of
the
fastball
assoclatron
last
evening
In
the
Civic
Centre
a
review
of
the
sean's
activities
end
plans
for
the
continuance
of
the
league
were
under
discussion.
Neir
Rors,
recently
appointed
athletic
director,
was
In
the
chair
and
Carol
Grey
was
secretary.
!
The
teams
In
the
senior
and
the
girls
leagues
will
carry
on.
These
are
the
Co-op,
aeneral
jMotorsJW
Taxi,
Grotto,
Bo-Me-Hi
amURe
serve
There
was
some
discussion
over
the
failure
of
the
;RegimfnV
team
to
turn
up
for
last,
nlglrt's
fixture
and
the
Chairman
was
Instructed
lo
look
'Into
the
matter;
The
girls'
team?
Mil
be
the
Kl'ncttfs,
Whirlwinds,
Moose
and
Macey's.
j
d
Yng
to
trie
"failure
of
some
jof
the
teams
in
the
Junior
.League
to
turn
up
it
was
de-icided
to
drop
the
league.
If
the
'
The
Workmen's
NOTICE
TO
Effective.
August
1st,
1946,
any
employer
engaged
in
the
business
of
LAND
SURVEYING,
AUCTIONEERING;
or
operation
of
a
PRIVATE
SCHOOL,
PRIVATE
CLUB,
NURSING
HOME,
DENTAL
LABORATORY,
BARBER
SHOP.
HAIR
DRESSING
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ESTABLISHMENT
or
BEAUTY
PARLOUR,
PHOTO
TAKING
or
PHOTO
PRINTING
SHOP,
STOCKYARD
or
BROADCASTING
STATION
(exclusive
of
players
and
artists)
and
having
THREE
OR
MORE
employees
(other
than
-members
ot
the
family
of
the
employer)
is
deemed
to
be:
engaged
In
an
industry
under
the
WORKMEN'S
;
COMPENSATION
ACT.
Effective
August
1st,
1946,
any:
employer
engaged
in
the
business
of
operating
PRIVATE
HOSPITALS,
JANITOR
SERVICE,
FLOOR
POLISHINO
or
FLOOR
WAXING
SERVICE,
MOTION
PICTURE
HOUSES
and
other
THEATRES,
GOLF
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BASEBALL
PARKS.
CEMETERIES,
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PARKS.
HORSE
RACE
COURSES,
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and
ROLLER-RINKS,'
BOWLING
ALLEYS.
BILLIARD
PARLOURS,
and
PARK
OPERATIONS
(excluding
in
all
cases
players
and
artists)
i,
and
having
any
workmen
employed
therein
(other
than
members
of
the
family
of
the
employer)
Is
deemed
to
be
engaged
In
an
Industry
under
the
WORKMEN'S
COMPENSATION
ACT.
'
I
Effective
August
1st,
1946,
all
employees
of
SCHOOL
BOARDS
(including
teachers),
MUNICIPAL
CORPORATIONS,
MUNICIPAL
LIBRARY
BOARDS,
PARKS
BOARDS,
MUNICIPAL
CEMETERY
BOARDS.
MUNICIPAL
WATER
BOARDS,
TOWN
PLANNING
BOARDS,
or
other
MUNICIPAL
bodies
who
are
not
already
covered
under
the
WORKMEN'S
COMPENSATION
ACT
are
deemed
to
be
within
the
scope
of
the
ACT.
,
Such
employers
are
now
required
to
register
with
the
Board
by
submitting
an
estimate
of
their
payroll
expenditure
from
August
1st
to
December
31st,
1946.
Forms
for
this
purpose
may
be
obtained
from
this
office;
together
with
such
other
Information
as
may
be
required.
The
Workmen's
Compensation
Act
provides
that
an
employer
who
has
not
registered
with
the
Board
may
be
held
liable
for
the
cost
of
an
accident
occurring
prior
to
such
registration,
in
addition
to
the
regular
assessments.
Address
inquiries
to:
THE
WORKMEN'S
COMPENSATION
BOARD
it
i
i
players
will
not
be
on
hand
for
games
it
Is
impossible
to
play
them.
In
nny
case,
with
organized
playground
activities
in
full
swing
now,
the
Juniors
will
have
every
chance
to
play
regularly
scheduled,
matches.
With
the
cancellation
of
the
Junior
League
there
will
be
time
available
for
postponed
games
to
be
played
on
Sundays
and
the
league
executive
will
order
games
to
be
played
so
that
the
schedule
may
be
completed.
Player'
lists
ate
to
be
turned
In
by
Monday.
Any
blayrrs
not
so
listed
will
be
eligible
to
play
for
other
teams:
Gamps
are
tt
start
at
C:30
with
n
15
minute
limit
for
late
starts.
Ground
rules
will
be
drawn
up
for
guidance
of
umpire
and
teams.
The
second
team
in
the
schedule
will
be
the
'home
team.
The
new
executive
consists
of
Nell
Ross,
chairman;
Carol
arey,
secretary:
Don
Forward,
treasurer,
and
L.
Erlcksen
ahd
Al
Sl-monson.
Through
the
answers
to
a
request
by
one
daily
newspaper
for
black
majket
Information',
the
O.P.A.
was
able
to
obtain
several
convictions-
Compensation
Act
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Today
in
Sports
Baseball-Scores
American
League
Boston
4,
Detroit
2.
Philadelphia
7,
St.
Louis
2.
National
League
St.
Louis
5-5,
New
York
1-4.
Chicago
13,
Brooklyn
2.
Boston
1,
Cincinnati
0.
Pittsburgh
4,
Philadelphia
3.
International
League
Rochester
2-12,
Toronto
1-8.
Baltimore
6,
Newark
3.
Buffalo
3,
Montreal
1.'
Syracuse
5;
Jersey
City
0.
American
Association
Columbus
5,
St.
Paul
2.
Toledo
10,
Mlneapolas
1.
Louisville
10,
Kansas
City
5.
Indianapolis
9,
Milwaukee
6.
Western
International
'
Victoria
5,
Tacoma
3.
Vancouver
10,
Salem
3.
Wenatchee
12,
Spokane
7.
Yakima
9,
Bremerton
6
Pacific
Coast
Sacramento
2,
Portland
0.
Hollywood
1,
Los
Angeles
0.
Seattle
2,
Oakland
1.
20
YEARS
AGO
In
RUPERT
SPORT
July
13,
1926
The
Cold
Storage
defeated
the
Moose
2
goals
to
1
last
evening
in
the
City
Football
League.
J.
Johnson
scored
both
goals
for
the
Storage
while
FrankRus?
sell
scored
for
the
Moose:;
Sanj
Currie
missed
a
penalty
lor
'tnd
Moose.
At
the
Acropolis
Hill
ten
years
ago
a
loaal
team
defeated
a
team
from
C.GS.
Lillooet
n
a
low-scoring
cricket
match
by
33
to
29.
Members
of
the
loaal
team
were
H.
T.
Cress,
J.
Sharp,
J;
Duffy,
W.
11.
W.
Murray.
A-.
Carss,
J.
McLeod,
R.
H.
Shockley.
In
the
local
baseball
league
the
Native
Son?
are
leading
with
five
victories
and
two
defeats,
the
Grand
Terminals
have
three
wins
and
three
losses,
and
the
"SIMPLE
'Millbank
is
a
Mild,
Virginia
Cigarette
they
mean
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Wear
FASTBALL
GAMES
ATTRACT
CROWDS
In
a
regular
senior
fastball
league
game
last
evening
99
Taxi
had
a
decisive
win
over
the
Grotto
team,
12-2,
and
then,
when
the
Reserve
Regiment
team
failed
to
show
up,
the
Taxi
Men
defeated
General
Motors
In
a
closely
fought
mutch
by
53.
In
the
regular
league
fixture
the
Taximen
were
never
hard
pressed
as,
with
Beynon
pitching
fine
ball,
they
were
always
ahead,
Gurvich
took
over
but
the
Grotto
found
his
equally
hard
t0
hit.
Beynon
finished
up
with
eight
strikeouts.
Bruce
Simonson
was
on
the
mound
for
the
Grotto
and
pitched
a
good
.
'
game
but
was
not
able
to
hold
the
Taxi
heavy
hitters
from
getting
runs.
Boyo
Gurvich
figured
in
a
nice
double
play
when
he
made
a
catch
high
up
on
the
edge
of
the
field
and
threw
to
first
for
the
double.
He
also
scored
.three
runs.
Houston,
Ratchford
and
Beynon
scored
twice
each
and
Windle,
Postuk
and
Domlnato
once
each.
Kerr
and
B.
Simonson
scored
the
runs
for
the
Grotto.
Arney
caught
well
for
the
Grotto
and
Po.rtuk
was
In
good
form
for
the
Taximen.
Teams:
Grotto
Kerr,
B.
Simonson,
C,
Smith,
Ft
Gomez,
Arney,
Holke-stad,
M.,
Bill,
Jerstad
and
Bob
Currie.
99
Taxi
Houston,
Gurvich,
Ratchford,
Windle,
Montesano
Postuk,
Domlnato,
Calderonl
and
Beynon.
Scores:
99
Taxi
002
260
212
Gyros
have
two
wms
ana
five
losses.
Games
In
the
second
round
of
the
city
tennis
championships
were
postponed
last
evening
on
account
of
high
wiiids.
WORDS"
Cool,
Straight
Cut
Simple
words
but
v
in
ry,
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mmt
m
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THIS
AND
THAT
"My
wife
was
'way
BALLS
AND
STRIKES
In
spite
of
unsettled
weather
there
was
a
good
crowd
and
11
only
needs
the
assurance
that
players
will
be
on
hand
and
then
there
will
be
larger
crowds.
Grotto
000
000
2
2
Tamrn
Win
Exhibition
Game
Whett
the
Reserve
Regiment
fastball
team
failed
to
show
up
the
99
Taximen
put
on
the
"iron
man"
stunt
and
played
a
.sec
ond
g;ame,
taking
on
the
Gen
eral
Motors.
This
was
a
very
closely
contested
match
with
the
Taximen
winning
by
5
runs
to
3.
Beynon
and
Arney
were
the
battery
for
the
Taximen
and
Parlett
and
Pavllkis
for
the
Motormen.
Houston,
with
om
Montesano,
with
two,
and
Domlnato
and
Calderonl,
with
one
each,
scored
for
99.
Minor
Simonson,
Johnson
and
Lindsay
scored
one
each
for
the
Motors.
Teams:
99
Taxi
Houston,
Boyo
Gurvich,
Ratchford,
Wendle,
Monte-,
sano,
Arney,
Domlnato,
Calderonl
and
Beynon.
General
Motors
Arney,
Simonson,
Johnson,
Lindsay,
Gibson,
Davis,
Pavllkis,
Howe
and
Parlett.
Scores:
99
Taxi
v110
215
General
Motors
102
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Rupert
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Cosy
Cabins
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Bridge
Ton
list
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of
Town
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now!
Let
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check
your
car
before
you
make
that
long
vacation
trip.
A
motor
tune-up,
lubrication,
and
tire
inspection
may
save
you
time
and
money
on
the
road.
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for
an
appointment
S.E.PARKER
LTD.
Ford
and
Monarch
Dealers
The
Home
of
Friendly
Service
ahead
of
you."
It
was
very
unsatisfactory
to
have'
no
Reserve
team
on
hand.
It
was
reported
that
they
were
playing
a
game
at
Port
Edward.
If
so,
this
Is
not
fair
to
the
league
or
.their
opponents.
Wally
Landon
does
a
good
Job
behind
the
plate
and
the
league
,1s
fortunate
in
having
him
officiate
at
their
games.
k
SHORT
SPORT
The
Open
American
tournament
of
the
Canadian
National
Tennis
Club
Is
the
first
event
in
post
war
tennis
for
Rupert
and
it
is
hoped
that
this
competition
will
usher
in
a
revival
cf
the
sport
as
has
been
witnessed
In
others.
,
Prior
to
the
war,
tennis
was
one
of
the
city's
most
popular
sports
byt
it
suffered
tremendous
setbacks
during
the
war
with
the
loss
of
courts
and
players
to
the
forces.
In
addition
the
failure
to
rebuild
the
former
Hitjh
School
court
contributed
to
the
decline
in
the
game.
H
was
at
this
court
that
most
of
the
city's
young
hopefuls
were
trained.
Already
the
season
Is
well
under
way
as
enthusiastic
racket
wielders
took
advantage
of
the
fine
weather
or
May
and
June.
Returning
to
the
net
fame
after
an
absence
of
several
seasons
'
are
former
title
holders
Bob
Houston,
Iouise
Morrison
and
Evie
Rlvett.
Eddie
Gladding.
foimer
Premier
single
champ,
is
still
with
the
game.
These
players
with
several
newcomers
show
promise
of
displaying
a
Rood
brand
of
Journament
tennis.
Sunday's
play
Is
expected
to
lure
whatever
fans
have
not
yet
fcund
their
way
to
the
C.
N.
Park.
To
prevent
any
slump
in
form
because
of
wet
weather
the
club
Is
investigating
the
possibly
of
obtnivln?
the
Indoor
court
on
Acropolis
Hill.
Complete
with
the
exception
of
a
net,
this
court
wa
the
scene
of
the
winter's
basketball
series
and
is
now
un-deronlrol
of
the
Civic
Centre.
All
In
all,
conditions
appear
favorable
and
by
I
he
time
tournament
week
rolls
along
enthusiasts
of
Wie
net
game
may
again
witness
that'
standard
of
play
reminiscent
of
the
days
when
Roy
Morrison,
Jimmy
Hor-ton,
Mrs.
W.
Lamble
and
Mrs.
P.
Tinker
ruled
the
courts
of
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322.
WANTED
Truck.
2
-ton
dump
truck
.preferred.
Box
144
Dally
News.
(165)
WANTED
Motorcycle
In
fair
condition.
Write
T.
D.,
Box
601,
city.
WANTED
Sewing
m
a
c
h
J
n
e
.
Phone
Green
929.
nm
WANTED
Will
the
persons
holding
P.R.
Port
Day
perpetual
troDhles
for
Inboard
speedboat
race
and
outboard
motor
boat
race,
won
In
1939,
please
turn
them
In
to
the
Bort
Day
Committee.
A
permanent
replica
will
be
turned
oyer
in
exchange.
GM
SCHOOLS
AWI
l
OU-EGES
Civil
Service
Examinations
PREPARE
NOW
for
Sprlfig
and
Fall
examlnatlons-LLetter
Carrier,
Postal
Clerk,
Clerk
1
and
11,
Customs
Clerk,
etc.
Full
particulars
upon
request
to
M.C.C.
Civil
Service
School.
301
Enderton
Bldg..
Winnipeg,
Man.
Oldest
In
Canada.
No
agents.
PERSONAL
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS
This
is
a
positive
and
permanent
release
from
drinking
without
cost
or
inconvenience.
It
Is
a
personal
and
confidential
service
rendered
hy
other
alcoholics
who
have
found
freedom
through
AlccihAiJcs
"An-
onymous.
Box
73'
Dairy
News.
AUCTION
SALES
AUCTION
SALES
every
Saturday
at
171
Third
Avenue
East,
(tf)
TENDERS
SEALED
TENDERS
addressed
to
the
Board
of
School
Trustees
will
be
received
until
noon
July
20,
1940,
for
any
or
all
of
the
following:
1.
Rcshingllng
approximately
half
of
the
roof
of
King
Edward
School.
2.
Redecorating
three
class
rooms,
King
Edward
School.
3.
Constructing
teachers'
room,
Borden
Street
School.
4.
Installing
fluorescent
lighting
fix-turps
1n
two
rooms,
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
5.
Alterations
to
plumbing.
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
Information
and
specifications
available
at
School
Board
Office,
City
Hall.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Mrs.
M.
M.
Roper,
Secretary-Treasurer.
(1C4)
DEER,
Eng.
01
The
town
crier
of
this
Devonshire
village
turned
out
in
full
regalia
to
make
an
important
announcement:
the
village
garbage
collector
was
ill
and
cans
would
not
be
emptied,
P.O.
Box
1484
Kermode
ers
Free
Estimates
and
Prompt
Service
Builders
and
Paint
GENERAL
CONSTRUCTION
CONTRACTS
-
LAR0E
or
8mall
PLANNING
AND
DESIGNING
ESTIMATES
.
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
SALE.
J),
News.
FOR
RAIP-1
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u.iin
n.
m
in1l
cei
...
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run,
OALE
ir,
J
pen
.ClStth4;
Black
000.
FOR
SALE
C
$1600
casUpd,:
TOR
SALErH
witn
mattrean
Hon,
Phone
Om
FOR
SALE-JO-ld
equipped
wa
,
trolling
m,
,
"Gypswlck,
-iJ
noais,
Pord
V-.04t
aare
iirea.
jpl
FOR
SALE-
Brimj
and
accenri.
cues
and
extntj
new
leauierjwtl
All
corrmlpt
.
Apply
1089
tail
Air
ueiiamy,
J3I
u,
city
FOR
SALE-
-Coc
ed
5
-room
houl
Newly
decoraWI
,ed
away
and
itt
loss.
Call
fery
Ltd.
and
I
$1,600
bargain
FOR
SALE-14
Qreen
698.
FOR
SALE
-
3
"Buck
I"
Cankj
Floats,
week-rati
week-days,
FOR
SALE
6kI
house.
742
7th
AfI
QOOD
BU1LDLN0
centre
of
Prtan
business
anitl
Daily
News.
FOR
SALE
-
Sir!
mill
and
Bond'
plete,
in
goods!
1291,
Prince
Rspj
FOR
SALE-liseTi
from
$3;
usetjtj
Hum
w,
cases.
$8;
nets
$1.65;
usedS-pif
122.50;
used
tn
cost
$235,
not
If
tures.
rirfproa
chairs,
filing
a
used
rugs,
s!a
:
ftr
office,
stores
I
thing
reduced
i
sell
and
bur
r
furniture
ala-us
first
It
r-?
Furniture
Cc
324.
FOR
SALE--Or.fi1
opposite
use
r
1B1
nrrPS.
rift
......
v.
tpn!
party
Include!
I
bottom
una.
w
in
clover
aw
barn
and
&
holds
18
torn
w
Workshop;
u
Furniture
beds
1.
ht
MTltt.
8-tube
cons?
..m4
cultivator
s
1
nnmcroul
place
for
W
living
uaiij"
Duninn
for
si"-
and
all
a'01
A
shaw.
isie
rm
-...
h.
H.r
ro
economically
saw
1
1
.....tn-dilt
'
poriaoie
o--tured
by
W?
Company
I"1"
TEN"?
FOR
SALB-f
J
be
receive
-signed
until
J
July
19,
nexU
of
Lot
6,
Bto
City
of
Pri"
'
923,
located
West
together
ing
mprove
inert-""
-
B.
storey
fr
Jr.
small
one-Wj;
cabin.
Etv"
.
will
also
be
f
furniture
necessarily
strictly
cfhM
,
(
be
view
occupation
J
Control
,
roomed
,3
J
three-room
Admlnlstrf
aS
John
LIS"-
I
BELUW
tjy
i,ovp
buyer!
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bunt
4
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Phone