GYROS
CRUISE
IN
Prfnf
e.n
itprrt
Da
flu
53?
their
stunt
luncheon,
the
piiii-(
this
morning
when
International
ripal
feature
for
which
was
pro-.
President
Leon
Isaksen
of
Mad-vlded
by
Bill
Bross
and
the
Ison,
Wisconsin
was
heard.
This
Vancouver,
Washington
delega-'
afternoon
a.
feature
event
will
ToniSht
the
c"dings
will
c0n(
I'""
at
the
civ.,
.
COn""
Thursday,
June
16,
1949
CHATHAM
SOUND
!
tion.
the
ladies
were
entertained
be
the
opening
of
the
club's
new
the
mc
'
.
.
,
.
i
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;
!
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n
nnn
i
i
vis'tinff
lure
for
tno
at
luncneon
auuaru
uic
im-
$iu,uw
awmmung
pixji
at
Mc-
Oyros,
District
4
convention,
cruised
cotin
with
Capt.
Harry
McLean
Clymont
Park.
District
Oover-j
At
j
a
for
six
hours
last
evening
auimiu
piuyuig
w.c
1
v
w
v,.i
ot
with
the
f
ti,.
i
the
local
club,
turning
over
the
cotin
on
her
ret,
sessions
continued
deed
to
MayoT
Arnold.
4
W
urti
tu
v
t
ver
the
steamer
cnucotin
nuo
nosi.
Chatham
Sound
as
far
as
Triple
,
Business
Island.
Accompanying
the
dele-
1
1
r
gates
were
the
iocai
uyros
unu
the
party
numbered
150
or
more:
in
all.
It
was
a
delightful
sail
into
the
west,
a
colorful
sunset!
THE
7flfc
ways
to
adding
to
the
scenic
charm.
The
cuting
proved
one
of
the
highlight?
of
the
convention
enter
peaseV!Don
tainment
program
Refresh-
(
ments
which
were
to
have
been
(
u.ed
on
a
beach
party,
whicli
'..
Bik
DEMERARA
RUM
I
was
cancelled
when
weather
I
seemed
somewhat
unsettled
I
earlier
in
the
day,
were
simply
!
transferred
to
the
steamer
and
w
t--j
"
-...v..
ay.
.jive
mm
a
nm,r.;ii
One-Piece
Razor
with
10
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
Z.
Makes
shaving
faster,
easier.
Twist!
.
.
ik
liiJen
it's
loaded.
Twist!
Zip!
it's
closed.
ComlriMi
edge
economy.
Choice
of
three
models.
it
was
a
picnic
afloat.
j
Morning
and
afternoon
busi-.
ness
sessions,
including
present-
ation
of
reports
by
individual
,
clubs,
occupied
the
Gyros
yes-1
terday
with
separate
luncheons
(
for
the
men
and
the
ladies.'
While
the
men,
after
meeting
at
the
home
of
Orme
Stuart,
had
;
.
,
"Sometimes
I
think
you
love
this
car
more
than
you
love
me!"
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New
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Chicago
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Washington
9,
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Philadelphia
3,
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1
night
i.
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VANCOUVER
9
Jock
McKin-non,
president
of
the
British
Columbia
section
of
the
Canadian
Professional
Golfers'
Association,
said
kvst
niglit
that
the
withdrawal
of
the
srction
from
the
Canadian
association
Is
possible.
He
said
that
British
Columbia
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satisfied
with
plans
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widely
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at
Cincinnati
post-
atl
times.
Formerly,
they
held
Models
In
Hcndscme
Ccscs
and
Bottled
in
England
one
immediately
after
the
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Builders
and
Contrartorn
4
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KX'X
saac
Ogden,
New
England-horn
Empire
'Loyalist,
came
to
Montreal
in
1783.
He
was
appointed
Judge
of
the
Admiralty
Court
and
later
Judge
of
the
Superior
Court.
Hi-
ton,
Canada
from
1833
to
1842.
Another
on,
Peter
Skene,
associate
of
fur
trader
John
Jacob
Astor,
was
a
partner
m
the
North
West
Company
and,
on
its
amalgamation
with
the
Hudson'
Bay
Company,
became
Chief
Factor
at
Fort
St.
James.
Truly
a
distinguished
Canadian
family.
6
,
I
hgr
i
i
Charles
Richard,
a
lawyer,
was
Attorney-General
for
Lower
BROADWAY
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Great
Families
Create
Great
Nations
V
ALVERT,
head
of
the
famous
'N
c
Calvert
family,
distinguished
IS
BEST
FOOD
BEST
COOKING
,Tu
t
b
i
,
It.
4
TRUCKS
tolerance
among
their
settlers;
These
Calvert
ideals
were
perpetuated
down
through
the
succeeding
generations
of
the
Calvert
family.
The
family
is
the
corner-stone
upon
which
great
nations
are
built.
Let
each
of
us
strive
to
promote
within
the
great
Canadian
family
the
same
concepts
of
freedom
and
tolerance
pioneered
by
the
Calvert
family
over
three
hundred
years
ago.
English
statesman
and
Secretary
of
State
to
King
James
I,
founded
pioneer
colonies
in
Newfoundland
and
Maryland
early
in
the
17th
Century.
In
the
New
World,
Calvert's
descendants
advocated
friendly
trade
relations
with
the
Indians.
They
also
fostered
principles
of
democratic
freedom
and
religious
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