the
shoe
and
with
great
dex-
PATICH
TAKES
OUTSIDER
Ptfnte
Uuptri
Daflp
Hftos
Monday,
May
30,
1943
(Continued
from
Pape.4)
icin,
.
.
.
.
-
-
tween
his
toes.
The
final
fall
come
with
such
suddenness
that
few
of
the
fans
realized
the
bout
was
over.
Pa-
vlch
picked
Stone
up
for
a
series
f
chms
thpn
rnneht
him
SPRING
TAKES
J
JUNIOR
OPENER
In
a
seven-inning
junior
open
!
considerably
Stone,
thereupon,
laid
him
for
a
fall
amid
a
dis-;
approving
roar.
Pavich
made
an
attempt
to
4
I'--H;
BARBARA
WALLACE'S
er
to
Sunday's
Old
Timers
emulate
the
Barefoot
Boy
In
the
stanwJ
versus
Rookies
basr-bal,
game
at
fiftn
round
by
removing
his
foot-
I.
arm-iork
that
in
a
-
--
Roosevelt
Park,
Ray
Spring's
pear
but,
stone
would
have
none
team
defeated
Bob
Wesch's
nine
0f
jt
so
the
hometown
giant
was
JUHN
BOLE
in
by
a
score
of
8
to
3.
Wesch
was
forcecj
to
put
his
damaged
foot-!
on
the
mound
for
his
team
and
gcar
back
on.
However,
in
the
i
laid
his
shoulder
blades
on
.the
floor
long
enough
for
Referee
George
Howe
to
complete
the
count.
Referee
Howe,
who
usually
comes
to
some
sort
of
grief
In
affairs
of
this
kind,
fared
no
;
hurlrr
for
Spring
was
Carlson.
thick
of
the
round,
he
kicked
off
SPORTS
MEET
AT
KITWANGA
KITWA.NOA-Thirteen
teams
seven
baseball?
four
football
and
two
sof
tball
t
j;!:
part
in
field
events
at
the
two-day
sports
celebration
which
started
here
on
May
24.
Visitors
came
from
Klspiox,
Hazc-lton,
Morlcetown,
Kitzegukla,
Kitwan-cool,
C
edarvale
and
Gitangow.
Winner
of
the
baseball
tournament
was
the
Hazelton
Y.P.A.
team,
while
Kitwanga
Spring
Field
Club
took
the
honors
In
football
and
the
Hazelton
Maple
Leafs
girls
team
won
the
soft-ball
defeating
Gitangow.
Two
major
races
were
the
mile
foot
race
and
the
bicycle
race.
Winner
of
the
former
was
D.
Morrow
of
Hazelton,
while
Frank
Benson
of
Kitwancool
won
the
cycle
race.
The
events
were
opened
with
a
welcome
speech
by
Chief
Fred
ff
:
"STELLA
DALLAS
'
if-
...
V
:
ft
Comedy
GOOD
ENOUGH
TO
EAT
Tasty
millinery
creations,
dished
up
by
master
bakers
instead
of
by
Lilly
Dache,
were
shown
Tuesday
by
the
Ontario
Batters'
Association
meeting
in
.Toronto.
This
palatable
morsel
being
modelled
by
Jean
Culliton
Is
called
"The
Spooner"
since
it
has
a
spoo
snitting
jauntily
on
the
brim
among
a
bouquet
of
candy
rases.
Other
hats
were
made
of
caniec.
flowers
and
marshmallow
rabbits
atop
sailors
and
pillboxes
of
ill'10"
Johnson
of
Kitwanga
and
by
feathery
cake.
(C.
P.
Photok
!
Jw
Bryant,
Solomon
Bryant
I
and
Dick
Fowler
of
the
host
better
Saturday
night-
Climax
of
his
suffering
came
when
Pa-I
vich,
apparently
aiming
an
open-hander
at
Stone,
caught
Mr.
j
Howe
w
here
head
and
body
join
i
The
ringing
slap
sent
Mr.
Howe's
normally
placid
temper
to
the
!
steaming
point
but
he
restraln-icd
himself
commendably.
!
PRELIMINARIES
j
.
Of
the
five
preliminary
boxing
matches,
by
far
the
best
was
the
'wind-up
between
Charlie
Place.
!
121,
and
Tommy
McDonald,
1?8.
In
three,
fast
two-minute
rounds.
!
the
lads
battled
to
a
draw,
a
(decision
that
was
met
with
ap-iproval
by
the
fans.
Audiences
here
rarely
have
an
opportunity
'to
witness
matches
of
this
j
calibre.
i
In
the
other
preliminaries.
'Stanley
Stokes,
49,
fought
to
a
'
draw
w
ith
Jockie
Mclnnes,
42.
!
Donald
Husvick,
90,
took
a
de-icision
from
'Arthur
Pettenuzzo,
81.
I
Walter
Carlson,
155.
fought
to
JUST
ARRIVED
t
village.
,
Field
day
officials
wore
F,A
a
draw
with
Bob
Scharff,
158.
rt
Q
lif
Russ
Gat-ske
rcfereed
the
box-
JfllDS
0
WdtCurOnt
ing
bouts
and
George
Howe
was
third
man
in
the
ring
in
the,
i
die
Smith,
president;
Stanley
J
Another
Shipment
Tropicanas
j
$4.98
j
Williams,
Gordon
Johnson
and
White
and
bright
after
under-
j
Geoffrey
Morgan,
directors,
going
an
overhaul
and
renova-
j
Edward
Tait,
manager,
Harold
tion
at
Vancouver
recent
during
:
slncIalri
announcer;
and
James
mm
i
v.
1
i.
I
wrestling
bout.
Judges
were
Jack
Judge
and
Eddie
Wenstob,
and
Bob
Cameron
was
timrkeepcr.
weeKS,
union
steamer
uamosun
P.
Fowler,
secretary.
Capt.
John
Boden,
Is
back
on
her
regular
grun
on
the
Vancouver
-
Prince
Rupert
-
Stewart
i
Es2l'2d
Sizes
12-20
and
38-41
EIL
J
SMI,
Adverti.se
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the
Daily
News.
KITCHEN
HINT
To
prevent
clothes
from
freezing
to
clothes-line
during
winter,
a
handful
of
salt
should
be
added
to
the
last
rinse
water.
i
route.
.
The
vessel
arrived
in
port
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
af-I
ternoon
from
the
south
and
I
sailed
at
11
p.m.
for-Port
Simp
"Am
I
going
to
have
trouble
with
you,
too?"
Don't
be
disappointed.
Our
last
shipment
sold
fast.
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Conic
right
down.
J
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Wnl
lace's:
son,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
to
sail
south
at
1:30
p.m.
Also
in
port
yesterday
was
the
Union
steamship
liner
Coquit-'nm.
Capt.
William
McCombe,
which
arrived
at
2
a.m.
from
Prince
Rupert
Florists
I
300
3rd
Ave.
3ox516
Tel.
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J
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Flowers
for
All
Occasions
Mas.set
Inlet
points
and
sailed
i
south
at
10
p.m.
To
Young
Men
who
are
Plannlna
their
Future
WHAT
ABOUT
Self
Winding
Watches
Some
people
are
afraid
to
buy
them
becjit
they
do
not
know
how
they
work.
They
have
a
weight
ln.side
the
case
h;rr,
swings
to
a
different
position
every
tim?
the
wearer's
arm
Is
moved
and
this
winds
up
a
smill
wheel
a
tooth
at
a
time
and
keeps
the
watch
alwavs
wound.
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alld
vrltln
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Em
Ire,
fay
2
Mil
The
watch
runs
more
evenly
than
one
wrl
is
wound
only
once
a
day.
Thry
are
satisfactory
I
and
convenient.
Two
of
our
staff
have
been
using
them
for
Commodore
Cafe
"Better
Th-n
Ever"
hP
ill
some
years.
Prices
range
from
$13
to
S!3
No
luxury
tax
now.
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wondering,
"rcer
f
or
profession
lu
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C.N
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rocket
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reached
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by
a
man-made
object
250
miles
up
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stratosphere.
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the
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blue.
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2i
tiipes
greater
than
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114
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