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Friday,
July
2,
1948
Local
News
Items
KETCHIKAN,
RUPERT
SHARE
HONORS
AT
DOMINION
DAY
TRACK
TOURNEY
NOW
SOCIAL
SECURITY
(Continued
irom
Page
One)
a
stop
watch
been
A
Ketchikan
High'tnat
had
used,
his
time
for
the
second
Irritation
on
the
part
of
the
puo-
MULE
STOCKS
OF
OUR
FAMOl'S
M.I.EOD
RIVER
HARD
COAL
ARE
race
would
have
whittled
his
lie
even
yesterday
on
the
hou-
St.
Peter's
picnic
postponed
I
Dr.
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
Cheney
left
Irom
tomorrow
until
further
by
air
yesterday
afternoon
for
notice.
(It
J
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
A.
J.
Dominato
returned
to
'First
Baptist
Church
Sunday
the
city
by
air
yesterday
from
School
picnic
to
Digby
Island,
a
brief
business
trip
to
Vancou-
Leaves
Hunt's
Float,
Cow
Bay
School
team
won
the
highest
number
of
points
for
junior
events
and
a
earlier
11
seconds
down
some-
day
when
ordinary
retail
stores
THERE
IS
A
TVPE
if
what.
MEN'S
SLACKS
at
their
best
COMPLETE
tOIP,
EGG'
were
closed.
The
expreience
o.
were
closed.
The
experience
of
one
couple
was
typical.
They
squad
from
the
Savoy
ver.
(It)
1:45
Saturday
July
3.
baseball
team
captured
senior
team
honors
at
the
Cana
dian
Legion
Athletic
Committee's
Mid-Season
Clearance
Sale,
starting
July
2.
Shortle
Coats,
Suits,
Dresses,
etc.,
at
Star's
Stylewear.
156
Jon
Evans,
of
Hazelton,
put
up
one
of
the
finest
shows
of
the
day
in
the
half-mile
run.
Unfortunately,
too,
his
race
was
not
timed,
because
it
is
doubtful
if
that
distance
has
been
run
so
quickly
in
this
city
before,
certainly
not
in
recent
years.
The
Misses
Rhoda
and
Laura
Krowchenko,
Stewart
school
teachers,
were
In
the
city
this
week
enroute
to
Vancouver
to
sDend
the
summer
holiday
sea-
Dominion
Day
track
tournament.
on
Dominion
Day
and
6c
was
added
to
the
bill
for
the
tax
Three
cents
more
was
paid
on
a
'few
chocolate
bars
and
one
etnt
cn
a
15
cent
magazine,
all
oi
,
which
inspired
reflections
about
jthe
contention
that
the
sales
tax
will
not
hit
the
ordinary
man
at
Roosevelt
Park
yesterday
The
track
sports,
a
revival
of
An
occupational
talk
by
E.
V.lson.
Whiting,
local
Unemployment
j
lQl
EQUALLY
Www7r
Ki
R
-
IlVAlE
FllFly
.BERT
&
B
:affery
JiJ'-'rr
earlier
celebrations
In
the
city's
history,
were
witnessed
by
Insurance
Commission
lepres-i
old
t'me
ana
modern
Dance,
entative,
on
the
Unemployment
Sons
of
Norway
Hall,
formerly
LO
D
E..
Saturday
July
3.
9-
The
junior
relay,
was
a
real
Kllously
and
onjy
ricri
men
ana
thrill
qf.
Competing
were
teams
big
business
wm
carry
the
uU
from
Kay-Hi
and
Bo-Me-Hi
burden.
fair-sized
crowd
during
the
early
afternoon.
Teams
from
program
at
the
weekly
luncheon
2;0-
Come
one
come
(u)
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Ranrii
-rvmrsen
who
has
Kay-Hi
won
by
a
foot.
Opening!
ice
cream
parlors
have
to
dis-runners
in
this
grueling
race
itineuish
between
milk
shakes
Booth
Memorial
High
School
and
the
Ketchikan
Athletic
Association,
as
well
as
a
num-
Club
which
was
held
today,
hav-'.been
spending
part
of
the
sum-
ing
been
postponed
from
yester-
men
are
hoping
for
clear,
bright
vacation
from
University
ber
of
Individuals,
also
took
were
Bob
Williamson
of
Bo-Me-
which
are
classed
as
food,
and
Hi
and
John
Stanford
of
Kay-Hi.J
sodas
and
sundaes
which
are
The
second
lap
was
run
by
Frank
j
axable.
part.
IF
CATCH
weather,
which
brings
the
fish
uy
n
account
oi
me
uominionof
British
Columbia
with
her
nearer
the
surface
and
theii
,Day
holiday.
'sister,
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe,
here,!
Ketchikan
High
School
em
Symes
of
Bo-Me-Hi
and
Dick
glllnets.
who!16"
yest"day
by
air
for
Van-
Otto
Nordling
of
Dawson,
e
Anderson
of
Kay-Hi.
In
the
third
lap
Gordon
Rothwell
of
Bo-Me-
erged
from
the
series
of
competitions
with
a
total
of
21
points,
against
14
for
Bo-Me-Hi,
while
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
for
quite
iLOU
er'
BAKED
HAM
iiiud
a
while
during
the
war,
was
in
Mrs.
B.
Shearman,
who
has
Hi
took
a
long
lead
over
Charles
Jensen
of
Ketchikan
and
Barry
,
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thp
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Grant
Stewart
fqmltv
ur0
Ipautnu
t-,ic
in
the
senior
classification.
ixew
xorK
recently.
He
spent
heen
irient.ifipri
for
some
vears
for
STYLING
:
i
j
for
.
v
WORKMANSHIP
for
VALUE
Gabardines,
Worsteds,
'
,
Covert
Cloths,
Flannels
;
.
.
.
SLACKS
...
in
t
the
most
jiopular
colors,
,?
,
,
beautii'ully
tailored
',
il:.'
'
and
expertly
styled
and
,
j
in
valyes
that
we
are
,'
,.
jiroud
to
recommend.
t-
Rure
Wool
Gabardines
.
in
Light
Drown,
dark
;
(
Rrown
and
Fawn.
,
Priced
from
t
,
";
$15.50
to
$16.50
1
Pure
Wool
Covert
Cloth
!
in
Light
Brown
!
$12.95
.j
p
Pure
Wool
Herring-
!
j
I
bane
Worsted
in
Dark
,
,
(
Brown
'
u!
f
Better
indadjoimik."nweekend
for
a
hoiiday
al
Lak.
three
days
in
that
city
attending
I
Wjth
the
staff
of
Orme's
Drug
the
Swedish
Centennial
and
re-iRtore
here,
leaves
on
this
eve-
Savoys
chalked
up
23
as
against
four
for
the
Ketchikan
seniors.
In
recognition
of
their
prowess.
rha
nam
oum."
else
Lake.
Watson,
of
Bo-Me-Hi
entered
the
final
lap
with
this
advantage
over
Bob
Reynolds.
The
final
lap
was
a
half-mile
ICeDtiOn
to
Prince
Bertll.
Nord-
!ntnr'
train
fnr
Frtsnn
Alhprta
were
i
line,
who
erew
un
In
Yukon,
was
Vipi-p
kHp
win
nav
visit
with'the
Ketchikan
students
A
-
in
the
armv
durine
the
war.
now
hpr
rianahtr
Mrs
a
Rncchio.
i
awarded
the
Canadian
Legion
grind
which
saw
Reynolds
slowly
j
particularly
gouu
.;et
season
opened
ltiay.
according
to
he
river.
uri
ending
Monday
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tr,r,v
u-Viilp
RavnVK
rpppivpd
t.VlP
niiiKes
ms
rarnt
jn
uuawa.
viielore
proceeding
to
Vancouver
i
cut
down
the
distance
between
himself
and
Watson
and
then
his
visit
to
New
York
he
was
where
she
exnects
to
take
up
corvette
wud
wopny
at
preer.-
All
advrrtliiemFBM
n
tbl
column
will
b
charged
for
k
full
month
t
26
cenU
word
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Nordling.
future
residence.
UPS
lor
the
boats
United
Church
WMS
tea
at
tation
ceremonies
at
the
Dominion
Day
dance
in
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
The
awards
were
made
by
Mayor
Nora
E.
,r,a
Were
25
fish
,shme
oil
Big
Bay,
put
on
a
sprint
that
brought
him
in
only
a
foot
ahead
of
the
Bo-Me-Hi
runner.
Here
is
the
list
of
winners
for
the
team
and
open
events:
home
of
Mrs.
Faught,
791
5bi
A.
M.
Hurst,
principal
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
and
Mrs.
Hurst
left
by
car
yesterday
morning
for
Boundary
West,
July
8.
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CFPR
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocyclet
Arnold,
who
also
distributed
t
r
am
wi
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
6
I
number
of
trophies
to
winners
lYlUtflMUV
the
(Subject
to
change)
Junior
100-yard
dash
Franl:
and
7.
(168)
Bay
where
they
will
spend
a
si
and
and
Eddye
between
seven
and
boats
have
taken
use-,
on
the
Skeena
e
arras,
although
of
individual
competitions.
The
track
meet
brought
home
three
weks'
vacation
before
Mr.
Symes
(11
sec),
Booth;
John
Stenford,
Kay-Hi;
Bob
Williamson,
Booth.
Senior
100
yards
Joe
Davis
'
Queen
Mary
LODE.
Bazaar,
October
20.
Rebckah
Fall
Bazaar,
November
3.
Canadian
Legion
W.A.
Bazaar,
J-'
"
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'
"
-
"
iUve
not
yet
begun
Hurst
proceeds
to
take
special
courses
during
the
summer
vacation
at
University
of
Washington
in
Seattle
and
University
of
British
Colombia
in
pointedly
the
amount
of
promising
athletic
material,
suffering
from
lack
of
consistent
training,
which
this
city
can
develop.
$16.25
(11.2
sec);
Ted
Arney;
Bruce
Simundson,
all
of
Savoy.
ri.irr:inn:.
gillnetters
FOR
"Chicken
in
the
Rough'
TO
TAKE
HOME
Junior
High
Jump
Dick
Anderson,
Kay-Hl
(5
feeti;
Charles
November
10.
Presbyterian
Fall
Bazaar,
Nov.
18.
Pure
Wool
Flannels
in
.Med.
Grey
$11.50
The
awarding
of
trophies,
which
will
come
up
for
annual
competition,
may
have
the
effect
of
reviving
interest
in
this
type
of
sport.
.ip
uppt-r
bounaiMv
on
iu.Uii
ruilit
r.
each,
ai
a'licr
is
forcing
:m
tvep.
Fisher-
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Jensen,
Kay-Hi
(4
feet
10
Jcall
the
Inchesi;
Bob
Reynolds,
Kay-Hi
CIVIC
CENTRE
Senior
Relay
Savoy,
by
de-
J
DINING
UOOM
Cambral
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.
Sale
FRIDAY
YM.
4:00
Ed
McCuroy
Smgg
4:15
Stock
Quotation
4:30
Music
by
Goodman
4:45
Sleepy
Tim.
Story
Teller
5:00
String
Styliugs
5:30
Keyboard
and
Console
5:45
Community
Calendar
6:00
Beat
the
Champs
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Plantation
House
Party
7:00
Louis-Walcott
fight
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Parlow
String
Quartet
8:00
Prairie
Schooner
8:30
Dreamtime
9:0fJ
Prairie
Showcase
9:30
Symphony
for
Strings
November
25th.
Outstanding
sprinter
of
the
Prince
Rupert
C.
L.
Lockert,
Nashville
M.
Salo,
Sunnyside;
H.
Bur-
PHONE
231
lauit;
Joe
Davis,
lea
Arney,
i
i
Bruce
Simundson.
Nick'
Pavlikls
I
dav
was
Frank
Symes,
of
Bo-
Me-Hi.
who
did
the
luu-yara
Junior
Relay
Kay-Hi
(time,
5
Dick
I
junior
dash
in
11
seconds
flat,
minutes
John
Stenford,
goyne,
Prince
Rupert;
K.
t.
ak-ierly,
Prince
Rupert;
L.
G.
Mur-
'rau
VanfnnjpT'
J
Marshall
Pfl"i
then
went
into
the
open
100
Antjerson,
Charles
Jensen,
Boc
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
Flowers
For
All
Occasions
yards
in
what
appeared
to
be
Reynolds.
rden
'Notebooks
Coquitlam;
E.
Nelmiven,
Sunny-side;
S.
Skyes,
Surinyside;
Mi
even
better
form.
Unfortunate-
genior
High
Jump-
Jack
Mil-
ly
however,
his
second
race
was
not
timed
Observers
believed
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
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Nanaimo;
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food
can
be
used.
Following
are
directions
for
the
amateur
who
wish
to
use
dry
plant
food
hi
solution:
For
side
dressing
growing
crops,
mix
a
cupful
of
plant
food
to
a
quart
of
waU-r
or
a
pound
(pint
i
to
a
gallon.
For
row
crops
pour
on
a
quart
of
the
mixtuie
to
each
three
feet
of
row.
For
plants
in
hills
pour
a
quart
rktieh
around
large
plants.
Most
an
nual
flowering
plants
rcquiit
1
-
T
9
only
one
feeding.
Perennial
tyVSS
lAlW
plants
should
be
side
dressea
m
September.
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way
ports
4
For
shrubbery,
use
two
cupo
of
plant
food
in
12
quarts
of
water
and
wet
the
ground
around
j
each
shrub
with
from
two
to
four
quarts.
Then
use
the
hose
to
soak
the
ground
thoroughly.
As
a
starter
solution
in
trans-nlantine
shrubs,
use
a
cupful
of
Monday
10
p.m.
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Wed.,
Thurs.,
Fri.
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4:30,
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Saturday
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from
10:30
a.m.
Sunday
Continuous
from
10:00
a.m.
Last
boat
returns
10
p.m.
Adults
50c.
Under
16,
25c
Return
Return
Tickets
good
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on
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purchased.
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and
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half
a
pailful
around
the
roots
as
you
fill
in
the
soil.
Whenever
a
plant
seems
lagging
in
growth,
liquid
plant
loorl
may
help
revive
it.
Even
vigorously
growing
plants
will
bene
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