jus
operate
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
M.iy
4.
1950
Armstrong.
Dave
Murray,
Krause,
Charlie
Sunberg,
Seeks
Civic
Centre
Tie-up
Prc-Scason
Soccer
G,ime
Adams,
Sid
Alexander,
W.
Price
make
1
4
T.
Parkhouse,
1
.
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Ul-KUVICn.
'
K!1PM..
Rcply
Of'
Civic
Centre
Director
ui-uiBc
maeniee,
cnarile
Gra-
I
atlvif
Baseball
iWill
Offer
Membership
jFor
Support
"1
Uiat
ft.
ham.
Exreutive
Fin.-..
for
Opening
Acuvtics
I
assist
1
Both
teams
are
to
meet
at
the
i
as
far
,
To
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Ass
n.
LEAKAGE?
SEEPAGE
Armory
on
Sunday
afternoon
be-
,ln"
Ihe
E,r,.,
J
fore
the
game.
It
Is
hoped
to
They
ruv
7
!
The
executive
.of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
met
The
following
statement
was
the
Aero
Club
and
every
other
presented
to
the
executive
of
the
organization
in
the
city
expect,
RUST
Oil
ROT
last
evrninsr
in
the
Pimnrllnn
i
have
the
ace
referee
Sidney
menu
in
y
W,.rv,lciHo
Woot!side
hnn.41..
ha"dle
f
"Ml
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
last
night
by
Dnn
Forward,
Lesion
Clubrooms
and
drew
up
the
game.
The
plans
for
the
openir.c
of
the
1950
PresuU'nt's
team
wiU
wear
the
"
"p
supply
us
to
do
the
same
for
them,
and,
'
if
so,
where
would
the
f
unds
for
staff
be
obtained?
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Asso-
mattery
strips
and
the
vio.
ciation,"
at
their
annual
meet-
executive
secretary
of
the
Prince
football
scas:n.
A
pre-seuson
president's
team
the
Legion
col-
3
S-
Rupert
Civic
Ct
"''on
(pjv
ors.
,
Hug
,vlce
vhjto,,
Port
Day
committee
"
that
the
son
trf,.-,
lng
last
night,
decided
unani-.
(
niously
to
send
their
executive
to
a
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Directors
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association
with
a
proposition
I
to
become
affiliated.
The
affili-
The
Baseball
Association
has
intimated
through
the
newspaper
that
the
Civic
Centre
Association
will
be
asked
to
operate
the
Baseball
Association
this
year.
In
fact
it
has
been
intim-
uuwui.u.a
U1C
aiiAiuu.s
iu
co-
Tumniy
Buulti
The
Civic
Centre
operates
at
game
will
be
played
.next
Sunday
a
$:.000
or
more
per
year
def-
afternoon
v.iu'ii
two
selected
kit.
We
try
to
keep
that
deficit
teams
will
meet
prior
to
the
regal
a
minimum
by
budgeting
for
ular
league
Karnes,
a
skeleton
staff
in
the
summer
j
The
President's
eleven
will
be
time.
Already,
because
of
bud-
selected
from
H.
Morgan,
"Monk"
get
limtatUms,
our
Pro-Rcc
in-
Sunber;',
"Brick"
Eby
t
captain;
.siructor
has
been
laid
off
until
P.
Mazzoni,
Glen
Olsen,
Charlie
needed
in
the
fall.
The
program
Currie,
W.
P.axt
'r,
Alvm
McKay,
fecretary
goes
on
leave
of
ab-
Nick
PavlikU,
Andy
Wyutt.
D.
sence
without
pay
till
September.
Ward,
Vamlerlieide,
John
Wil-The
physical
instniclor
u
em-
son,
Arne
Lien,
James
Greer.
J.
j
ation
proposal
will
contain
th'j
ated
that
the
Civic
Centra
pluiis
I
following
points:
j
to
get
out
from
under
this
re-
1.
That
the
baseball
assoch-.
sponsibility.
First
let
me
explain
'
tion
be
called
the
Civic
Centre
that
the
shoe
is
on
the
othrr
foot.
Baseball
Association.
The
Baseball
Association,
not
the
Join
the
KINSMEN
KLUB
Stan
Keuu-
.....
.,.
t
.
vi.u.vi.i..tli,a,)aiojj1)j.IaiCTi
ijiuyeu
uu
a
seven-momns-a-year
uiemnor,
li.
Koom.son
sociation
approve
all
negotla-
baseball.
If
there
is
an
attesrpt
j
basis
and
is
not
presently
on
(he
Veiteh.
Billy
Clonic,
w'.
"u"5
Jur
oul
01
tow'1
lrlPs-
ito
get
out
from
under.
It
is
not
.staff.
The
innitor
simf
w
mi
rm.i.t.
LSob
Ciir;i',
Percy
Welter.
,
3.
That
the
Civic
Centre
As-
Uie
Civic
Centre
thai
can
be
so
Mo
the
minimum.
The
office
liu
liu
7
Big
Presentations
to
Memhnr-
t-
$2500
will
be
made
on
the
Night
GET
YOUR
MEMBERSHIP
NOW
AT
MOST
STORES
OR
KINS
Ut
PrinceRuPert
WRITE
V
i.
..-pi
i
Mii"iii
s
eleven
will
be
selected
from
Tonuny
Boul-ler,
lan
Dunhai',
G.
Ferguson,
J.
Cornwell,
K.
Yeiiund,
narrow
Oe.
ne
tcapt
aim;
Dick
Caiiieron,
P.d
Wilson.
G:niih.
Bob
,
e
accused.
1.
staff
is
employed
for
the
wintei
,
ociat,on
morally
and
financial-,
Tne
civic
CelUre
j
R1(mlhs
wny
UlUU
that
(,ay
iA:ioJXZ
?
r
of
lu
rty
mu
whe;
,he,civic
cntn
!s
ab,p
-
!
r.ancial
problems
over
a
period
'lthin
the
SCp2
f
IU
Slaft
j
employ
a
large
summer
staff,
the
0f
years
finances,
endeavours
to
opei
ate
operation
of
Senior
Sport
Leagues
4.
That
ail
ball
players
in
th"
a
Proera,n
fo1'
lnr
yulil
r
the
;Ls
definitely
not
in
the
scope
of
league
become
members
of
the
I
community
the
summer
,
the
Civc
Centre.
-
'
Civic
Centre.
'
months.
Available
funds
and
;i
Too
often
it
is
glibly
suggested
,
Ihe
closing
date
for
entries
of
j
butlget
adojjted
by
an
anmir.'
jthat
the
Civic
Centre
should
run
teams
intT
the
city
league
was
'meeting
determine
the
scope
of
this
and
run
that!
Who
is
trw
;Y
rRINCE
RUPERT
1
u-B0X
1
129
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Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
taimht
baseball,
tlie
people
capable
of
teaching
tfy-m
are
the
players
and
coaches
of
the
C'ty
League
teams.
Civic
Centre
it
is
its
member-
ship!
Those
members
who
wish
I
to
play
badminton
band
together
j
ret
for
May
11
with
the
first'
tnls
youth
work.
The
Association
-game
to
be
held
May
14.
is
given
a
yearly
grant
by
the
!
The
secretary
was
instructed
Gyro
Club
to
cover
weak
on
the
!
to
write
the
Parks
Board
asking
Gyro
Playgrounds.
This
'mean.-,
(
for
use
of
Roosevelt
Park
on
the
operation
of
a
p'ayground
j
the
evening
of
May
24
in
order
programme
at
MeClymont
Park.
take
your
troubles
to
your
BARRETT
DEALER
"
Is
the
weather
getting
the
best
of
you?
Rain
coming
through
the
roof?
Has-
merit
flooding?
Gutters
rusting?
Take
your
troubles
to
your
Barrett
dealer.
He
carries
a
complete
line
of
weather-proofing
materials
as
well
as
shingles,
roll
roofings
and
insulation.
Expensive?
No.
Practically
nothing
when
you
add
up
the
'results.
Here
are
a
few
Barrett
weather-proofing
products.
Your
dealer
has
these
and
many
more.
LEAKS
Plastic
tlasiigum
Cement.
Seals
leaks.
Cements
flashings.
A
thin
coating
of
Liquid
t:laslii;l!Iu
Cement
re-seais
old
roofs.
SEEPAGE
Hydronon'Paint.
An
ideal
foundation
coating.
RU
ST
F.erjet
Paint.
Dries
fast
to
a
hard,
black,
glossy
surface
that
seals
out
the
weather.
WOOD-ROT
Carbosota
Creosote
Oil.
For
foundation
timbers,
fence
posts
above
or
below
ground
level.
NEW
ALL-PURPOSE,
ALL-WEATHER,
READY-TO-VSE
ALUMINUM'
PAINT.
It's
Barrett
Silvex
Aluminum
Paint.
Keais
ho
mixing!
Tough,
protective
finish
reflects
light
and
"heat
up
to
TV,
I
...
resists
moisture,
corrosive
fumes,
salt
spray.
iu
upriaie
oaaminion.
I
nose
wish
to
have
a
symphony
or
p
band,
organize
to
have
su'h
group.
My
contention
is
that
baseball
should
be
operated
by
gyro
club
Jistrx
$$$W'
nn
j
i
to
noicl
an
old
timer-rookie
ball
Seal
Cove
Park,
Totem
Park,
eamc-
Westview
Pa'k
and
Oyro
Bu:l
Registration
of
players
will
Park
aiso
supervision
of
the
out-close
May
1.1
with
no
limit
as
to
n,
KWimmme-
nool
nnrl
wmliiLf
piayers
on
eacil
m
nber
of
tram.
Old
business
traiuaclod-
at
the
mmmi
fill
pool.
When
you
consider
that
$600
is
the
amount
of
the
yearly
grant,
you
will
realize
that
the
work
is
necessnhiy
limited.
This
Association
has
ne
w
undertaken
the
operation
of
any
Senior
Club
or
A'Tociation.
The
Basketball
Association
has
its
own
executive,
runs
its
own
at-
j
beginning
of
the
meeting
included
reading
of
the
minute-,
end
the
financial
statement.
The
financial
statement
showed
a
small
operating
surplus
bar
ring
payment
of
$100
to
the
winning
team
last
year.
SDeas-
rd
groups,
who
band
together
to
provide
an
operating
exieu'.ve
101
the
Civic
Centre.
We
are
fortunate
this
year
in
obtaining
as
our
Playground
Supervisor
for
-
the
summer
months,
Keith
Mailman,
a
recent
graduate
of
the
University
of
B.
C.
Physical
Education
Department.
He
will
be
with
us
from
June
15th
till
Labor
Day
and
will
arrive
this
week
to
work
inj
for
the
winning
team,
Dave
fairs-
handles
i'.s
ovn
funds
and
Abel
uid
he
thought
they
would
Pavs
lts
own
ljills-
Tlle
Civic
be
satisfied
if
the
association
Centre
does
look
after
the
City
(f
t-r
1
WB$
Friday,
May
5!h
i
HiCMia7
'
-
nvi.
rruT(
lourBarrett
dealer
sells
Protection
Plus
13
!
paid
for
crests
the
team
had
League
Basketba'l
but
their
horr.
j
purchased
is
the
Centre.
Eve:
y
piayer
is
a
In
his
president's
report,
Art
Centre
member.
City
league
funds
'Murray
thanked
the
executive
go
100
into
the
opei
ation
of
the,
He
stocks
a
complete
line
of
roofing,
insulation
and
weather-proofing
materials.
He's
got
what
it
takes
to
stop
almost
any
weather.
Whether
your
problem
is
leakage,
seepage,
rust
or
rot
see
your
Barrett
dealer
first!
ime
warn
sponsors,
managers
Centre.
However,
the
Baskttbail
in
the
fishing
industry
till
goit.r
,
and
coaches
and
the
players
for
Association
decides
on
policy
on
our
staff.
Because
of
his
ex-
meir
line
co-orjeratlon
durin.i
a
n
H
ffinl
vrlc
t
ho
nndvil
T
n-i
rr
i
...
rift-in
fins
r,-
ui
i
j
I
the
year
and
asked
for
their
onerations.
..
tak
t.h
.anWo.i
nt
r
continued
support
throuah
the
All
m
other
.v,-
;
r,
.
.
Mm,
sport
and
activity
Baseball
this
year.
This
J
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111.
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Zip
,
.
and
the
handy
ne
I
coming
season.
j
The
following
slate
of
officers
J
was
elected
for
the
1D50
season:
operated
by
those
interested
in
that
'activity.
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fuel
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comes
within
the
scope
of
our
j
youth
activity.
We
are
pleased
to
rffer
our
staff
services
in
this
j
respect
but
the
success
of
the
:
project
will
depend
on
full
c"
j
operation
from
all
baseball
players.
If
the
Juniors
are
to
be
i
i
tre
are
operated
by
the
membership
involved.
If
we
were
:
to
undertake
the
operation
of-baseball,
would
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lawn
bowiing,
tennis,
bowlliT,
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Art
Murray;
first
vice-president,
A.
S.
Nlckcrson;
second
vice-president,
Qunnar
Anderson:
secretary-treasurer,
George
Mur-lay.
.
.
It
apieared
from
the
meeting
that
it
was
likely
there
would
be
two
teams
from
the
city
and
one
from
Wataon
Island.
Don
Forward
was
asked
to
carry
an
invitation
to
Terrace
to
enter,
the
league
with
those
games
to
be
played
Sundays.
.
'
The
nipetina
closed
on
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