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SHAVING
SO
QUICK
AND
EASY
!
Jr.
Baseball
Boys
Turn
Out
FURTHER
PROGRESS
TOWARD
ORGANIZATION
OF
LEAGUE
The
proposed
Junior
Baseball
League
which
has
been
in
the
making
for
the
past
week
or
so
took
a
step
nearer
its
goal
last
night
when
close
to
one
hundred
voun?
houefuls.
armed
with
gloves
and
spikes,
show-
VICTORIA
DAY
!
PRIZE-WINNERS
I
Prize
winners
in
trie
K!ns-
men's
Club
Victoria
Day
ce'e-!
bratiort
children's
sports
were:
Boys,
5
and
under
John
Ol-j
sen.
Larry
Mathews,
Bruce
Johnston.
Gir:s.
5
and
under
Iiene
Howe,
Mariene
Phillips.
Anne
Currie.
Sk
m
m
at
r
warn
m
m
wm&fi
One-Pece
Razor
.
WITH
10
GILLETTE
BLUE
BLADES
IN
DISPENSER
led
their
stuff
for
the
critics
at
Roosevelt
Park.
With
6
and
under-Bryan
'
the
Senior
brothers
in
charge,
try-outs
were
carried
j
Boys,
Patrick,
ChrU
Thom,
Norey
out
for
every
position
m
th.?
game
and,
a
waa
more
or
les
-
Cajoyreal
shaving
comfort,
instant
blade
changing
and
double-edge
economy.
New
Gillette
One-Piece
Razor
and
Gillette
Blade
Diipenser
just
can't
be
matched
for
shaving
conve-nience!
The
complete
set
for
1
1.29
is
the
yreaiett
shaving
value
ever
offered.
WEATHER
COOL,
PLAYERS
HOT
Downing.
Girls
6
and
undr-Karen
Taylor,
Joy
Chiiburton,
Diane
La-sota.
Boys,
7
and
under
Frank
inevitable,
aom
of
the
boys
went
home
disappointed.
Four
team
will
be
picked
from
around
seventy
players
who
are
z4
I
1
arf
SPECIAL
LOW-PRICE
OFFER
The
Old
Timers
and
Rookies
ready
for
Junior
baseball
and
It
I
were
on
hand
in
full
strength
hoped
that
either
the
School
Tuesday
evening
to
play
the
Board
or
some
other
body
will
-opening
game
of
the
baseball
i,
an
interest
In
deveioDina
Man
ff
achat
Ons-fiata
(iar
and
Ciltxte
Ois-aawaf
with
10
Gillana
season
but
heavy
rain
caused
the
younger
iads
who
found
the
Art
Murray
to
.officially
pro-
going
Umgh
,ast
evenlne.
claim
"no
game."
However,
.
hn
Bottrt
Warner,
Rsaoert
Knutson,
Billie
McLeod.
Girls,
7
and
under
-Annette
Yoiingman,
Gallia
Gimelson.
Pat
Bomak.
Boys.
8
and
under
i3-leggfdi
Rodney
Pieree-Botby
Fossuin.
Dousr.
Crosley-Joe
Arseneau.
Reg.
Crozier-Bobby
Augler.
Girls.
8
and
under
iS-K-ggedi
Jean
Currie-Eleanor
Lahti,
Jeannette
Turcotte-Louise
Sand
both
teams
were
so
anxious
to
test
their
spring
muscles
that
Vau
n'ont
oVkaaaH
and
r1ivPi
one
right-hander
and
one
lefthander
as
the
nucleus
of
the
Rtatar
$1
00
Vatva.
with
Zl
old
Va
practice
balls
:
lor
tZ
four
,nt
K
Pitching
sUff
and
it
ia
hoped
r
innings.
No
score
as
kept
but
s
th
f
ows,
more
Rook-
Phem
will
be
developed.
everyone
agreed
that
the
ies
were
in
the
lead
when
Umpire
I
Team
captaina
picked
were
.Andre
Letourneau
decided
that
Don
Johson,
Ray
Spring,
8yd
lor
shipment
by
rail
to
the
eastern
United
States.
The
Ketchi-
SCOWLOAD
OF
LUMBER
HERE
erson,
Anne
coiiussi-Mariene
Speer.
Boys,
8
and
under
isaek
raeei
Robert
White,
Joe
Arseneau,
SMOKE
20
STATE
EXPRESS
Ta.tr
all
the
flavour
tf
ri
st
irrn
toliai
nw
.
,
.
rollnl
firm
ami
armiutll
in
vvrt-prtmf
jaif.
SMOKE
20
STATE
EXPRESS
kan
fish
packer
Fairbanks
was
Paciae
in
iat
night
with
a
carload
of
Rodney
Pierce.
the
liquid
sunshine
was
getting
scnera
ana
dick
wescn.
tom-too
thick
for
playing.
plete
teams
will
be
announced
Veteran
Jack
Lindsay
and
in
a
day
or
so.
Cliff
Dahl
formed
the
battery
Finally
the
entire
operation
for
the
Old
Timers
while
Dick
of
the
league
will
be
turned
Letourneau
hurled
and
Dave
over
t,,
president
Don
Scherk
The
Alaskan
barge
roam
docked
here
7
Tuesday
fresh
haiibut
from
Petersburg.
Boys,
8
and
under
f50
yardsi-
with
three
carloads
of
lurr.ber
aUo
for
shipment
to
the
Ameri-;
Teddy
MarUn,
Bobby
Irvine,
irom
Ketchikan
Spruce
Mills
can
market
t
Abel
received
for
the
Rookies.
afld
hia
secretary,
Dick
Weseh.
Ronnie
Eby.
i
Girls.
8
and
under
i
50
yards
i'.njov
miiirkinj
jilraKtire
that
h
clean,
nail
.
.
.
auiiaitb
all
the
way.
SMOKE
20
STATE
EXPRESS
Am!
in
evrry
park
you'll
ilirvrr
20
tint
x
it
h
minAiii
rraiUMK
fr
aHilrlitiig
jKiiuiii-iillv
to
Slate
l.iprtu.
It
Is
expected
that
a
request
will
be
made
to
the
Civic
Centre
Association
to
have
the
Contiuueu
or.
ruge
5
'Shirley
Haiiiday,
Beverley
Cal-
i
PRELIMINARY
deroni,
Marlene
Speer.
j
AMC
oil
I
lAPn
C
UAIYlti
Boys.
9
and
under
1
50
yardsi
,
DlLLlAKD
Jerry
Bowes,
Jimmie
Steinberg.
I
The
preliminary
biliiard
game
Coke
and
Music
for
Happy
Moments
Carl
Jackson.
I
in
the
challenge
match
between
!
teams
from
honorary
club
mem-
Girls,
9
and
under
50
yardsi
-Marylin
Farmer,
Carolyn
Wick,
'
bers
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
tJOVKRNMKNT
I
Kfl
(IK
.AI
T"
Satire
of
Appllrallmi
fur
a
I
lull
l.lrrw
Botle
at
hfb
given
that
on
the
Seventh
day
of
June
nrxt.
the
undt-r-slgned
Branch
Number
twentf-sevfQ
the
winners
of
the
recent
Old
Vets
vs.
New
Vets
tournament
took
,
place
i
Tuesday
T..n.,
night
ihi
at
i
tho
the
OI
l
tanadlaii
Legion,
B
BritlsU
tm-
Canadian
Legion
Hall
When
a
I
ply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
fur
foursome
composed
of
Dave
Beverley
Calderoni.
Boys,
10
and
under
(50
yardsi
George
Branham,
Jimmie
Arseneau,
Howard
Johansen.
Girls,
1
Oand
under
(00
yardsi
Marylln
Farmer,
Judy
Felsen-thal,
Glenis
Owens.
Boys,
11
and
under
(50
yards)
David
Lowe,
Larry
Etchyson,
a
Clu
Licence
In
respect
of
premises
formerly
krjwn
as
Mo.
8
Of
fleets'
quartets,
a
two
storey
frame
construction,
approximately
196
i
38'
with
addition
60'
z
6'
and
situate
upon
certain
lands
describ
a
CLASS
1?
TED
Ai
IN
THE
DAILY
KEW3
WILL
BRIM!
Owens
and
Bert
Morgan
defeated
Jack
Frew
and
John
Bulger
after
a
close
game
by
the
score
of
150
to
112.
The
winners,
Owens
and
Morgan,
will
play
Pat
Rougeau.
Miss
Helen
Dart,
of
Miota,
Saskatchewan,
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Prinae
Rupert
lot
Vancouver,
enroute
bftia.
10
tier
home
after
spending
several
days
in
the
city
as
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
McColl.
He:
t
to
i.
acre
Tim
..
(:!.-"trlel
WH
Ofis
o:
ssiied
Joult
lotlce
It
tl
rom
ion
.1
'jflcat
rUt
alld
vrltin
.
D1
Ve,
-..-,.
,
,
...j
,u
I
Camobell
and
Simundson,
the
t-ims,
ii
miu
unuer
oj
ymu.it
Jacqueline'
tournament
winners,
on
Satur-Moorehead.
-Arlene
Cameron,
day
night
in
a
match
of
S50
Fay
Trudeau.
j
PintS-
Bovs.
12
and
nnripr
(50
vards)
ed
aa
(1)
Part
of
Waterfront
Block
E
of
tM
auMlvlKton
of
parts
of
LoU
:
2S1
and
1991.
Range
6,
Coast
District,
Map
19CS:
and
12)
Lot
1.
subdivision
of
Block
8
of
Waterfront
Block
k
as
shown
on
Map
1028.
containing
approximately
a
90.3
acrts.
Prince
Rupert
Land
RrRistratlon
DiKUtct.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
to
entitle
each
member
of
the
said
Club
to
keep
on
the
premises
a
reasonable
quantity
of
liquor
Property
Ownc
FOR
.
.
.
GENERAL
CONSTRUCTION
V.
l
&
al
'
J
r
Aik
for
it
either
uay
.
.
,
hotb
Dick
Cameron,
Larry
Jonasson,
Sylvia
Bellis-Jacqueline
Moore-head.
Mvrna
Crosley-Judv
Fel-
IraJe-markt
mean
the
tame
thing.
Ronald
Ciccone.
Boys,
11
and
under
fsack
race)
.
senthal
Maureen
O
Leary-Ellen
AtHt"4
W1
W
Cca-Cla
under
contract
with
Coca-Cola
Ltd.
REMODELING
and
ALTERATIG
Linaun-.
Rnner
r
nuuu,riiu,
ijarr
L.arry
y
ken,
Jimmie
Arseneau.
i
CEMENT
WORK,
ROOFINCS
North
Star
Bottling
Works
Phone
132
PRINCE
Rt'PERT,
B.C.
Girls,
11
and
under
(3-legged)
tor
personal
consumption
on
the
premises,
and
entitling
the
Club
to
purchase
liquor
from
a
vendor
and
to
sell
by
the
glass
the
liquor
so
purchases
to
Its
memnera
and
quests
for
consumption
on
the
Club
premises
in
accordance
with
the
provisions
of
the
"Government
Liquor
Act"
and
the
regulations
promulgated
there
Boys,
11
and
under
(3-legged1
Billie
Smith-Dickie
Boy,
Phil
Lyons-Art
Turcotte,
Gene
Fefler-Larry
Linklater.
Boys,
14
and
under
Die
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
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Letourneau,
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Rob
under.
I
Dated
at
Print
Rupert,
BC
this
1
10th
day
of
May,
1949
in
McColl.
Girls,
14
and
under
Marlon
G
r
!ubU
ncoi
Bei
CANADIAN
LEOION.
B
E
S
t
.
Branch
Number
27.
(Philip
M.
Ray
I
Seeretary-Manneer.
(132)
Howe,
Hazel
Hunter,
Jeannette
Cloutier.
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
,
.
Besner
Block
Phone
387
Boys,
.11
and
under
(relay
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
855
Larry
Etchyson,
Robert
Duncan,
George
Branham
and
Layte
Mc-
IV
.
Niece.
Girls
14
and
under
Glenis
Owen,
Judy
Lloyd,
Maureen
KEN'S
RADIO
CLINIC
For
Satisfactory
Service
CALL
53
,
718
Second
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West
O'Leary
and
Jean
Currie.
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Boys,
14
and
under
Pat
Par-
nell,
Gordon
Marshall,
Alvln
Phillips
and
Julian
Parnell.
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