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SOCCER
FINAL
!
Legion
and
General
Motors
I
AU
Set
For
Tomorrow
At
a
special
executive
meet-J
1
Ing
of
the
Prince
Rupert
root-
ball
Association
last
evening
in
the
Civic
Centre
arrangements
.
were
completed
for
the
playing
off
of
the
Dominion
Day
Cup.
final
when
the
Canadian
Legion
I
meets
the
General
Motors
eleven.
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The
game
will
take
place
to-
I
the
annual
Dominion
Day-Inde-morro
afternoon
following
the
j
ppn(ienP?
Day
competition
first
baseball
same
Both
teams
Ketchikan
team,
under
or
n
;;uljr
parka-ie.
In,i,
Itt'ltrr
Itran
lake.
Sure
he
needs
have
similar
records
In
the
CltyjHarry
LUciWjgsen,
is
due
to
League
to
date,
each
having
lost
x
rive
some
time
late
today
for
BRAN
FIAKES-Me,.,m)
WITH
othii
pairs
or
WHI?
three
and
won
one
game.
Tne
iTjMinn
has
imnroved
a
lot
since
the
start
of
the
season.
The
young
General
Motors
team
is
not
dismayed
by
the
record
of
their
opponents
and
is
out
to
put
their
name
on
the
trophy
for
the
first
time.
The
rule
for
the
use
of
sub-!
stitutes
in
all
games
will
be
the
j
same
as
in
the
B.C.
Tootbal!
Association
Council's
constitu-
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Soccer
Schedule
Schedule
for
the
North
Star
Trophy
football
series
is
as
ful
-
.
!
jows:
July
4Heavy
Battery
vs.
'MFJ
Mrs.
R.
G.
tion
Thre"
substitutes
may
be
be
used
in
any
game
but
a
substi-'when
tute
can
only
take
the
field
Torino
a
stonnasp
In
nlav
and
m.t.
firt
rpnnrt
to
the
referee.
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ninnnt:at
the
Alaskan
city.
!
FLIGHTS
TO
THE
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLAND
NOW
The
perennial
International
baseball
feud
between
Prince
Rupf!.t
and
Ketchikan
will
be
xVm
tomorrow
when
the
dashb
ln
a
header
at
Rooseve.t
Park
which
will
form
the
first
st-ction
of
tne
event,
itching
to
join
battle
with
the
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
which
won
three
and
tied
for
the
fourth
game
in
the
1943
series.
Meantime,
the
Prince
Rupert
team
win
worK
out
ionium
in
the
period
normally
alloted
to
a
regular
city
league
w.
I
sharpening
their
batting
eyes
and
limbering
up
generally.
Tomorrows
two
games
will
followed
Dy
a
ciouDie
neaaer;
tn
Prince
RuP"rt
u'am!
rewniKan
on
aui
ai'u
ra"els
norln
Ior
w,c
niiierican
'
Independence
Day
celebration
One
of
tomorrow's
games
will
be
in
the
afternoon
and
one
ln
the
early
evening.
1
Prince
Rupert
batteries
will
:
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Tt
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b-
vOJlninL
Ul
WIC&
i.niua7,
uiv
Letourneati
and
Jack
Rosedale
on
the
mound
and
Dave
Abel
an(j
Herb
Morgan
sharing
the
catcher's
spot.
'
Team
manager
Alex
Bill
dis-;
counts
expressions
of
anxiety
regarding
Jack
Lindsay
who
last'
Sunday
allowed
Commercials
to
climb
him
for
six
hits
in
the
ninth
Inning
of
the
Savoy-Commercial
fixture.
"Lindsay
is
in
shape,
all
right,"
Bill
reported.
He
will
probably
start
the
first
game,
We
have
to
win
that
one
to
take
ithem
all."
Lc-tourneau
has
developed
to
a
stage
where
he
is
expected
to
handle
the
Alaskans
without
any
;
trouble.
Jack
Rosedale
is
also
In
good
shape
and
his
southpaw
slants
will
give
the
visitors
plenty
of
variety,
Manager
Bill
'
j
expects.
:
Cliff
Dahl
will
be
at
first
base,
a
spot
held
for
several
previous
years
by
Joe
Davis,
who
Is
now
fishing
and
may'
or
may
not
be'
available.
The
remainder
of
j
the
infield
looks
good,
withj
Scherk,
Simundsen
and
Arney
in
top
form.
Benny
Windle
will
be
on
hand
to
take
over
when
required
and
by
the
way
he
has
been
hitting
lately,
it
is
likely
that
he
will
see
some
action.
The
outfield
has
received
some
new
talent
lii
Stan
Corn-well,
a
newcomer
to
the
league.
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SUNDAY
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Canadian
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General
Motors.
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bor
July
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Canadian
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Battery.
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was
exnressed
;
rr
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that
the
footballers
had
been
al-'
lotted
the
grounds
two
nights
a
week
only,
whereas
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during
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week.
Present
at
the
meeting
were
Ken
Yelland,
John
Wilson,
S.
P.
Woodslde,
R.
P.
Smith
and
J.
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MTest
device
for
harvesting
live
j'c.k
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is
a
grass
dehydtitof,
which
saves
90
per
ct
of
vita-tiins
as
Crr.pared
with
50
per'
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saved
rw
n
srass
Is
sun
dr'ej
as
hay,
goei
into
the
T.ichines
a
1
jnn-s
out
like
powder.
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Gavii
Watson,
whose
father
hs
one
of
the
machines
on
hi-
Guelph,
Ont.,
farm,
Is
carrying
a
scoopful
of
the
dehydrated
grass.
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One
Minute
In
cream
sauces
for
casserole
dishes
and
srnips
and
vegetable
in
special
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special
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giod
cooks
know
they
get
juper-smooih,
super-dtlicious
results
with
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Evaporated
Milk.
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Carnation
is
so
ecmKimi
call
It
nukes
ail
milk
dislies
taste
bc-trer
too.
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diHib!y-concemr.iftd
Carnation
undiluted
in
recipe!
that
call
for
cream,
or
to
double
the
milk
nourishment
of
a
dish.
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recipes
that
call
for
milk
mix
half
Carnation,
half
water,
to
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lehet
bkiiJ
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gives
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younpstc-rs
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fine
miik
on
which
they
thnvei,
in
milk
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of
many
tin.ls.
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in
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the
one
or
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the
other.
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eparate,
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I
Please
yourself
which
you
use.
Certo
-and
"Certo"
.
Crystals
are
both
nothing
but
fruit
pectin
.
.
.
the
natural
substance
in
fruit
that
makes
jams
"jam"
and
jellies
"jell"
.
.
.
extracted
and
concentrated
for
quicker,
easier,
fcerfer
jam
and
jelly-making.
The
word
"Certo"
is
a
trade
mark.
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