Friday,
July
15,
1948
Mr
IT
PAYS
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
TToiicntg
in
Sports
.
3
drw
son,
Jack
McRae.
,
Fellowship
W.
T.
Terry,
A
D.
Ritchie,
C.
L.
Younttman,
lipoid
Whalen,
E.
T.
Applewha:e.
Membership
Alex
MacKenae,
A.
S.
Nlckerson,
James
Grot-,
Trevor
Hill.
Program
Tom
Chrlslte,
B.
Woods
Johnson,
Bill
Scuby,
I,
A.
N.
Potterton.
Public
Information
A.
P.
Crawley.
Rotary
Net-.
K.
McLeod,
J.
Harry
Black,
8.
J.
Mellor.
Vocational
Service
Jack
Boddle,
J.
C.
Gllker.
E.
V.
Whiting,
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin.
Community
Service
George
Mitchell,
H.
J.
E.
MacLean,
Ed.
Coughlin,
S.
D.
Johnston,
James
Rogerson.
International
Service
W.
D.
Vance,
W.
D,
McAra,
Dr.
G.
E.
H
Montgomery,
Bob
McKay.
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tTb.
If
f
inr'nti
COMMITTEES
FOR
ROTARY
Standing
committees
for
the
next
twelve
months
were
named
Thursday
faternoon
by
R.
O.
Van
der
Sluys
on
his
first
day
as
new
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club.
He
presided
at
the
club's
weekly
luncheon
meeting.
In
addition
to
committee
appointments,
Mr.
Van
de
Sluys
welcomed
tiiree
new
members
into
the
club.
They
were,
E.
I.
Coughlln,
Bill
Scuby
and
S.
J.
Mellor.
Visit
of
the
boats
of
the
Tac-oma-Juneau
cruiser
race,
provided
occasion
for
the
presence
of
three
mayors
at
the
meeting.
They
were
Mayor
Nora
E.
Arnold
of
Prince
'
Rupert,
Mayor
George
Muir
of
Nanal'mo
and
Mayor
Wallis
Hall,
of
Ridgefield,
Washington.
Capt.
George
Ross
of
Seattle
cruiser
Nika,
described
briefly
experiences
on
his
trip
between
Tacoma
and
Prince
Rupert.
Other
guests
welcomed
at
the
meeting
were
Taylor
McLeod,
Vancouver;
Capt.
C.
R.
Brewster,
Seattle;
Sam
Cheatham,
Calgary;
Archie
Thompson,
Vancouver.
Rotary
Committees
appointed
were
:
Aims
and
Objects
R.
G.
Van
der
iiluys,
Bruce
Brown,
P.
H.
Linzey,
Fred
bcadden,
Alex
Mc-Rae,
H.
T.
Lock.
Club
Service
C.
A.
Berner,
John
McLeod,
Lee
Gordon,
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln.
Attendance
W.
E.
Simmons,
L.
M.
Felsenthal,
Stewart
Donaldson.
Classifications-C.
H.
Elklns,
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby,
J.
H.
Thomp-
Mm.
M.
M.
Stephens
and
he
granddaughter,
Miss
Doraleen
Olson,
left
today
by
air
for
Vancouver
where
they'
will
spend
1
7
the
next
couple
of
weeks
visit-1
Y'
ing
friends
and
relatives.
You
Sv
it
in
C-
FLIGHTS
TO
THE
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLA!
NOW
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
To
Masset,
Justkatla,
Cumshrwa,
Q.C.
(ily,
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Lines
L'l
GIANT
KILLER
A
13-year-old
schoolboy
brought
in
a
fish
that
weighed
about
seven
times
as
much
as
himself
to
steal
the
angling
spotlight
from
veteran
deep-sea
fishermen
at
Wedge-port,
N.S.
Edward
Besh
of
Sterling
Junction,
Mas3.,
fought
this
482
pound
bluefin
for
two
hours
and
40
minutes
before
hauling
it
in
for
the
first
catch
of
the
season.
The
youngster
and
his
tuna
are
shown
on
the
Wedgeport
wharf
after
the
catch.
(C.
P.
Photo)
ADVERTI8E
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FOR
BEST
TO
Cigarette
MILD,
SWEET,
Commercials
Are
Winners
Defeat
Merchants
to
Improve
HtKebali
Standing
v
Commercials
took
a
step
up
jhe
league
ladder
lust
night
When
they
won
a
5
to
4
decision
ever
the
Merchants
hi
a
dogfight
ball
game.
It
was
a
seesaw
buttle
from
Jhe
first
inn-Hig,
when
Merchants
scored
twice,
until
Dahl
popped
out
in
pie
ninth
leaving
the
tying
run
Stranded
on
second.
"-
Merchants
drew
-
first
blood
When
Joe
Davis
tripled
to
right1
tield
scoring
Pierce
who
had
'
singled.
Davis
scored
on
Abel's
ingle.
Ooimuercials
.threatened
to
score
in
the
first
when
Bachelor,
Merchants'
new
lefty,
got
Into
trouble,
by
virtue
of
two
walks
and
an'error.
He
got
out
of
the
soup
only
to
get
in
again
in
the
second
Jm
two
successive
singles.
At
thisjjoint
Rosedale
took
over,
retired
the
first
batter,
then
Guthrie
got
hold
of
the
three-two
pitch
for
a
triple
that
landed
on
the
left
field
foul
line.
"Short
:
Pants"
scored
when
Cornwell'g
line-drive
got
away
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Business
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Pro
fessii
Tobacco
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from
Price
in
right
field.
Merchants
went
ahead
again
in
the
fourth
with
two
runs
on
hits
by
Dahl,
Abel
and
Forman.
However,
Commercials
turned
the
tables
again
in
the
seventh
j
with
a
pair
of
runs
on
hits
by
i
rv.i
nu.pll
Winrtlo
nnrl
Fwnrt.
I
Toews,
who
pitched
a
game
for
the
Merchants
earlier
in
the
season,
got
better
support
from
the
Commercials.
However,
he
found
himself
In
a
jack-pot
hi
the
eighth
when
a
hit,
an
error
and
a
walk
loaded
the
bases.
Letourneau
was
called
on
to
do
the
fireman
act
and
saved
the
..
clay.
Commercials
cut
off
three
runs
at
the
plate
on
smart
plays.
Benny
Windle
was
bowled
over
each
time
but
always
came
up
with
the
ball.
Otherwise
the
score
might
have
been
different.
With
Joe
Davis
back
at
first
for
the
Merchants
they
were
a
greatly
improved
team.
His
triple,
double
and
single
did
not
hurt
the
cause
either.
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Guthrie,
2b
5
113
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Vanetta,
lb
4
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110
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if
1
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0
0
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Cornwall,
cf
4
112
0
Windle,
c
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rf
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not
published
or
disolv.rl
td
I
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbi
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
3:33
A.M.
Dishei
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Letourneau,
p
1
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10
1
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5
10
27
14
MERCH.
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Pierce,
3b
5
113
0
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rf,
If
4
0
0
2
Davis,
lb
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1
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3
10
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11
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Abel,
C
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3
1
,
3
5
Rosedale,
If,
p
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4
1
0
1
Hartwig,
2b
4
,0
0
1
Format
cf
2
0
11
Bachelor,
p
0
0
0
0
Price,
rf
'.
10
0
0
Wood,
rf
10.0
0
Forbes,
rf
10
0
0
35
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9
24
10
Score
by
Innings;
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Merch.
r..
200
200
000-4
9
4
Comm
030
000
20x
5
10
2
Siimmary
.2
base
hits,
Joe
Davis;
3
base
hits,
Joe-Davis,
Guthrie;
Stolen
bases.
Vanetta;
Hits
off
Bachelor
2,
Rosedale
8,
Toews
8,
Letourneau
1;
Bases
on
balls
off
Bachelor.
2,
Rosedale
1,
Toews
4;
Struck
out
by
Rosedale
3,
Toews
5;
Earned
runs,
Merchants
4,
Commercials
2;
Winning
pitcher,
Toews.
Urn
pires,
Letourneau,
Montesano,
Lahti.
Scorer,
Morgan.
League
Standing
W
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Pet.
'Savoy
5
1
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Commercials
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3
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Merchnnts
1
5
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BULGER
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John
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Third
Avenue
shovels
and
concrete
mixers
all
working
at
top
speed.
By
climbing
to
upper
levels
a
good
overall
view
of
the
operation
and
panorama
of
machines
and
men
work
was
obtained.
Steel
con-
struction
work,
pouring
of
con
crete
and
the
automatic
truck
'eedln
'
"
mlxer
all
proved
intriguing
operations.
The
great
horseshoe
dock
wni
visited
and
ships
seen
unloading
concrete
and
vehicles.
Lam
FINE
OLD
NAVY
RUM
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Bottled
t.
Shipped
by
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cannery
and
the
Columbia
ppllnlnsn
nnin
mill
ronstrnrtlan
at
Port
Edward
as
the
industrial
objectives
of
the
day,
this
week's
outing
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fun
Club
proved
interesting
even
if
a
littel
strenuous.
The
cannery
was
in
operation
and
the
young
visitors,
as
a
result,
were
abU-to
see
the
different
operations
and
watch
the
various
machines
in
action.
The
celanese
mill
site
was
found
to
be
a
busy
place
indeed
with
trucks,
cranes,
steam
FIELD
DAY
AT
SMITHERS
SMITHERS
Walter
Burns
of
the
Dominion
Experimental
Sub
station,
was
in
charge
'of
the
Field
Day
held
at
Smithers
last
Saturday.
Dave
Young,
Dominion
livestock,
Vancouver,
showed
and
discussed
the
substation
herd
of
dual
purpose
cattl
and
explained
their
good
points,
stressing
the
importance
of
cattle
in-the
local
economy.
John
Zacachlas,
Mr.
Burns'
assistant,
conducted
a
tour
of
the
plots..
Glentanna
Women's
Institute
was
in
charge
of
the
refresh
ments
for
the
large
crowd
which
Included,
among
the
out-of-town
guests,
Harry
Bowman,
Mr.
F.
V.
Hulton.
superintend
ent
of
Prince
George
Experimental
Station,
J.
Reg.
Barry
of
the
illustration
station;
Mr.
S.
G.
Preston,
Supervising
Dist
rict
Agriculturist,
all
of
Prince
George
and
Mr.
Hugh
G.
Hunt,
Dominion
Livestock
field
man-of
Vancouver.
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Boston
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Washington
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Boston
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Philadelphia
1,
Cleveland
7
Western
International
Bremerton
11,
Tacoma
3
Wenatchee
5,
Salem
4
Victoria
12,
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10
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innings).
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11,
Yakima
9.
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Coast
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9,
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11
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