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ten
days.
bher
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
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Rupert
Agent
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Ave.
Phone
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Golf
Course
Is
Planned
Gyro
Club
Leading
Movement
Playgrounds
In
Operation
Early
This
Year
Inspired
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
a
movement
for
the
establishment
of
a
golf
course
In
this
city
is
being
intimated.
Preliminary
Inspections
of
such
possible
sites
as
the
basin
of
Hays
Creek
west
of
Algoma
Park
and
Montreal
Hill
have
already
i
been
made.
To
further
explore
the
possibilities
of
the
project,
,
a
committee
consisting
of
W.
J.
Scott,
C.
P.
Balagno
and
Frank
Skinner
has
been
named.
!
The
club
Is
getting
its
chll
dren
s
playground
equipment
set
up
earlier
than
usual
this
year,
W.
D.
La'mble,
chairman
of
the
playground
committee,
reported
to
President
John
Gib
son
and
members
of
the
club
at
Its
regular
monthly
business
luncheon
on
Wednesday.
In
fact
the
equipment
at
McClymont
Park
Is
already
up
and
being
made
ready
for
use
by
the
end
of
the
week.
Equipment
has
been
repaired
and
painted
and
such
Improvements
as
necessary
have
been
made'
to
various
grounds.
The
committee
chairman
reported
that
excellent
co-operation
had
been
accorded
by
the
city
In
connection
with
the
playground.
In
fact
the
city
has
undertaken
to
maintain
McCly
mont
Park
with
the
club
continuing
responsibility
for
the
others
Seal
Cove,
Westview
and
Alder
Park.
Extensive
Improvements
have
been
made
to
the
Gyro
ball
park
at
Sixth
Ave.
and
McBrlde
St.
and
more
are
Other
club
business
was
dealt
with
at
yesterday's
meeting.
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
stag
party
on
May
22.
Al
Sheardown
was
the
winner
of
the
weekly
raffle
of
a
war
savings
certificate.
HESS
AFFAIR
FANTASTIC
Rudolf
Hess,
once
termed
the
only
man
trusted
by
Hitler,
created
one
of
the
fanstastlc
legends
of
the
war
when
he
bor
rowed
an
Me-110
fighter
plane
and
lied
to
England
on
May
10
1941.
Why
should
Hess,
the
No,
3
Nazi,
Hitler's
alter
ego
and
editor
of
"Mein
Kampf,','
hav
the
war
so
mm
pwOR3
mm
mm
flown
the
coop?
Britons
said
It
wasn't
desertion;
that
Hess
wanted
to
get
Britain
out
of
the
war
so
Hitler
could
attack
Russia
unmolested
from
the
west.
Britons
have
always
felt
that
when
Hess
came
tumblln
down
in
a
parachute
to
be
cap
tured
by
a
farmer
with
a
pitch
fork,
they
gained
one
of
the
lm
portant
prizes
of
the
war.
That
Ain't
Nice
"I
saw
a
kangaroo
one
.day
when
I
was
visiting
the
zoo.
and
it
had
the
tiniest
wife
you
ever
saw.
I
know
It
was
his
wife
be
cause
she
was
in
his
pocket.
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&
MARINE
REPAIR
WE
REPAIR
ANYTHING
General
Repairs
to
all
Automotive
and
Marine
Equipment
Hody
Work
and
Painting
Agents
for
vimmiii
Diesel
Engines
Forest
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Power
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Products
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the
St.
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100
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Marine
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displayed
in
our
stockroom.
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Today
in
Sports
LOOKING
OVER
MAJOR
LEAGUES
The
Chicago
White
Sox
Increased
their
lead
in
the
Am
erican
League
by
defeating
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
6-1,
at
Chicago
Wednesday.
Thornton
"Lefty"
Lee
held
the
Athletics
to
seven
hits
while
the
White
Sox
made
ten
off
Don
Black.
Dizzy
Trdut
chalked
up
his
fourth
victory
of
the
season
pitching
the
Detroit
Tigers
to
a
4-1
win
over
the
New
York
Yankees
at
Detroit.
Allan
Gettel
was
the
loser.
In
the
only
other
game
in
the
circuit
played,
the
Cleveland
Indians
scored
a
run
in
the
ninth
to
nose
out
the
Boston
Red
Sox
2-1,
at
Cleveland.
Boston
outhlt
the
winners,
-getting
six
off
the
Allie
Reynolds
while
Jim
Wilson
gave
the
Indians
only
five.
Exploding
four
runs
in
the
sixth,
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
kayoed
Harry
Brecheen
and
went
on
to
defeat
the
St.
Louis
Car
dinals
6-4,
at
Brooklyn.
Rookie
Vic
Lombardl
was
the
winner.
Another
National
League
tilt
saw
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
bat
ter
Jim
Tobin
to
defeat
the
Boston
Braves
9-5,
at
Boston.
Preacher
Roe
was
the
victor,
21
runs
were
hit
by
Barrett,
of
the
Pirates,
and
Workman,
of
the
Braves.
The
Philadelphia
Phillies
handed
Paul
Derringer
his
first
setback
of
the
season
troucing
the
Chicago
Cubs
52,
at
Phila
delphia.
Vince
Di
Magglo
homer
ed,
for
the
Phillies.
SEVEN
MAJOR
BALL
GAMES
NEW
YORK,
May
11
There
were
seven
major
league
baseball
games
Wednesday.
In
the
American
League,
De
troit
beat
New
York
4-1,
Cleve
land
beat
Boston
2-1,
and
Chi
cago
beat
Philadelphia
6-4.
In
the
National
League,
New
York
took
a
6-1
win
over
Cincinnati.
Brooklyn
beat
St.
Louis
6-4,
Pittsburgh
trimmed
Boston
by
9-5,
and
Philadelphia
beat
Chicago
5-2.
In
'
the
International
circuit,
there
was
only
one
game
played.
Montreal
beat
Jersey
City
8-1.
Baseball
Scores
THURSDAY
Pacific
Coast
League
Hollywood
3,
San
Francisco
10.
Portland
8,
San
Diego
0.
Oakland
1,
Los
Angeles
5.
Seattle
6,
Sacramento
1.
National
and
American
Association
games
washed
out.
American
League
St.
Louis
10,
Washington
2.
Others
rained
out.
International
League
Syracuse
1,
Montreal
.
Others
washed
out.
WEDNESDAY
American
League
Cleveland
2,
Boston
1.
Detroit
4;
New
York
1.
Chicago
6,
Philadelphia
4.
Washington
at
St.
Louis,
post
poned.
National
League
Pittsburgh
9,
Boston
5.
Brooklyn
6,
St.
Louis
4.
Philadelphia
5,
Chicago
2.
Cincinnati
1,
New
York
6.
DUNKERQUE
WITHDRAWAL
The
greatest
withdrawal
by
sea
In
the
history
of
armed
con
flictthat
was
Dunkerque.
From
May
30
to
June
4,
1940,
Britain
evacuated
335,000
British
and
some
French
and
Belgian
troops
with
222
naval
ves
sels,
665
other
craft
and
the
help
of
some
French
naval
and
merchant
ships.
Britain
admitted
30,000
.
of
her
soldiers
were
killed,
wounded
or
missing,
conceded
the
loss
of
1,000
guns
and
all
tha
trans
port
and
armored
vehicles
of
the
army
in
the
north.
Terrace
Welcomes
Ted
Applewhaite
TERRACE,
May
11
In
order
to
introduce
.all
members
to
Ted
Applewhalto,
the
Liberal
condidate
in
the
coming
federal
election,
the
Terrace
Libera.
Association
held'
an
informal
meeting
on
Friday
nieht.
Olof
Hanson,
the
retiring
member,
was
in
attendance
"and
Mr.
Applewhaite
made
an
address.
The
meeting
was
very
optimis
tic
as
preparations
were
made
for
the
coming
election.
During
an
intense
love
scene
in
the
movie
when
the
hero
was
doing
his
stuff,
Mary
nudged
her
husband
and
said,
"why
is
it
that
you
never
make
love
to
me
like
that?"
"Say,"
John
replied,
"do
you
know
the
salary
that
guy
gets
for
doing
that?"
International
League
Jersey
City
I,
Montreal
8.
Others
postponed.
American
Association
St:
Paul
6,
Columbia
7.
Minneapolis
3,
Toledo
10.
Kansas
City
at
Louisville
and
Milwaukee
at
Indianapolis
post
poned.
Pacific
Coast
League
Oakland
13-4,
Los
Angeles
3-5.
Portland
1,
San
Diego
5.
Hollywood
4,
San
Francisco
9.
Seattle
8,
Sacramento
3.
RECORD
CROWDS
VISIT
TERRACE
TERRACE,
May
11
With
the
blowing
of
sirens
and
whistles,
Terrace
commenced
Us
V-E
Day
program
on
Tuesday.
Units
of
the
Air
Force,
the
Army
and
the
Boy
Scouts
paraded
to
the
ball
park
to
take
part
in
a
special
thanksgiving
service.
Practically
all
places
of
business
were
closed
for
the
day
and
a
large
crowd
was
present.
The
day
was
the
brightest
and
wannest
so
far
this
year.
The
speakers
stood
on
a
raised
platform
decorated
with
large
flags.
The
service
was
opened
by
Harry
King.
Prayers
by
Rev.
R.
Hills
and
scripture;
readings
by
Rev.
Mr.
Graham
followed.
Several
hymns
were
sung,
Mr.
Barr
being
the
piano
accompanist.
The
main
.address
was
given
by
Rev.
Thomas
Col-
ell
and
the
service
was
brought
to
a
close
by
Emil
Haugland,
the
nayor.
In
the
afternoon
a
program
of
mildren's
sports
was
held
and
over
$30
given
in
prizes.
The
committee
in
charge
of
sports
consisted
of
R.
Beecher,
C.
Mlch-lel,
B.
West
and
B.
Barr.
Two
V-E
dances
were
held
in
the
evening,
one
In
the
Oddfel
lows'
and
the
other
In
the
Orange
Hall.
Record
crowds
were
present
everywhere
and
included
people
from
Remo,
Usk
and
other
places
near
at
hand.
The
V-E
Day
committee
In
charge
of
all
arrangements
consisted
of
Harry
King,
chairman:
Emll
Haugland,.
George
Mac-Adams,
Jim
Smith,
Duncan
Kerr,
Rev.
Mr.
Colwell
and
Rev.
Mr.
Hills.
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In
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(pecially
made
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Rheumatic
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Stirlneji,
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The
teamwork
and
co-operation
of
the
United
Nations
have
brought
victory
in
Europe.
Only
by
continuing
to
work
with
the
same
unselfish
sacrifice
and
singleness
of
purpose
can
we
win
the
peace
.
.
.
make
the
ideals
lor
which
so
many
brave
men
fought
and
died,
a
reality.
Let
the
nations
which
united
to
win
the
war
in
Europe
remain
united
in
overcoming
the
problems
of
peace
and
no
task
will
be
impossible
of
achievement.
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NEWS
Friday,
May
11,
1945,
(
Prescriptions
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THREE
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ALWAYS
FROM
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NEAREST
GROCER
Ezra
FOR
)
STRENGTH
JACKETS
...for
Spring
How
the
young
men
go
for
plaids!
Full
cut,
well
tailored
with
flap
pockets.
Morgan's
Men's
and
Boys'
Wear
t
Third
Ave.,
next
to
Orme's
From
Rupert's
Tent
Days
we
have
striven
to
establish
a
record
for
Reliability,
Accuracy
and
Fair
Dealing
in
filling
Physicians'
prescriptions.
We
believe
that
we
have
deserved
th6
confidence
that
has
been
established
with
the
Doctor
and
his
patients.
This
has
been
brought
about
not
in
a
few
weeks
or
months
but
extends
over
a
period
of
twenty
years.
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