Prudhomme
I
Tuesday,
3
Soccer
Schedule!
Storage
plant.
trip
to
Cold
trip
juy
U-BUS
Wednesday.
June
24
General
Motors
lv
it
-Hike
to
Co-1
Canadian
Legion.
to
Cellulose
Tuesday,
Ji
op
plant.
Wednesday
Schedule
for
the
North
Star
July
JO-Plcnic
to
Trophy
football
series
Is
as
fol
lows:
S
1
Z
Prln
Hupcrt
Eton?
JleKJ
"Tr
"
Tuesday,
June
28,
1949
I
"FUN
CAMP,"
NEW
RECREATIONAL
PROGRAM
PLANNED
FOR
JULY
Something
new
in
summer
recreation
is
in
store
for
Prince
Rupert
youngsters
between
the
ages
of
10
and
15
during
the
holidays,
according
to
plans
being
worked
out
by
the
Civic
Centre's
summer
playground
staff.
"
Program
Director-
Ptowland
Miles
and
his
assistant,
Joyce
Pottle,
are
working
;
on
a
summer
"fun
camp"
scheme
tlements,
Y.
W.
U.
A.
and
Girl
based
on
programs
developed
by
Scouts
of
America.
American
recreational
groups
To
cover
expenses,
mainly
which
will
extend
over
a
three-
those
of
transportation,
a
$2
week
period
in
July.
registration
fee
will
be
charged.
The
fun
camp
will
be
in
ad-
Any
money
left
over
from
basic
dition
to
the
regular
playground
costs
of
the
program
will
be
activities
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
used
to
provide
a
weiner
roast
June
27IIeavy
Battery
General
Motors.
July
4
Heavy
Battery
Canadian
Legion..
July
8
Canadian
Legion
Cneral
Motors.
J;iy
J
J
General
Motors
T
vs.
1
y
the
fin.(f
,
Salt
Lakes.
Friday,
Jia
Ay
J2-Rubbei-reck
trip
to
locals
Induitrles
woodcraft
plant,
fcttilng
works,
bakery,
dairy.
Tuesday,
J
ilyJJ-Plcnlc
to
Ski
Club
camp
Wednesday-
,
July
2?--Bike
Jiike
to
Grassy
Br
y.
Battery
Untoateim
Heavy
bautcr
jU!y
15
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Heavy
Battery.
July
18
Oeneral
Mu'cr.i
v."
Canadian
Legion.
i
I
j
BUVTHElARQ
smoklnSsafia:o,
25
pouch
I
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
cily
parks.
during
one
of
the
expeditions.
unbcatpn
sssssareai
w
name
-
ynnthall
com-.
petition
last.
.
evening
when
they
trounced
thi
t
General
Motors
by
five
goals
U
j
one,
June
28--Savo
vs.
Merchants.
July
5
Commercials
vs.
Merchants.
Savoy's
Simundson
brothers
each
batted
.500
and
scored
one
run
each.
Commercials
....
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Starting
July
6,
the
fun
camp
However,
all
younths
and
girls
program
will
be
held
three
days
j
taking
part
in
the
expeditions
a
week
-until
July
27.
In
that
will
have
to
provide
their
own
time,
youngsters
who
enrol
will
food.
enjoy
picnics
at
the
Salt
Lakes,,
Any
part
of
the
schedule
which
'rubberneck"
trips
to
local
in-
is
rained
out
will
be
postponed
industrial
plants,
"bike
hikes'!
until
the
eii
of
the
program
so
to
Port
Edward
and
Prudhomme
as
not
to
upset
the
rest
of
the
Lake,
hikes
up
Mount
Hays
and
schedule,
several
other
group
adventures.
THE
SCHEDULE
Idea
for
the
program
is
blend-'
There
is
the
schedule
which
ed
from
recreational
programs
has
been
arranged:
used
in
American
cities
by
the'
Wednesday,
July
6
Picnic
to
General
JG3otori
had
difficulty!
in
fielding
-
a
team
and
started!
with
ten
i
player;.
Play
hadi
hardly
stai
ted
when
Pavlikis'
-
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2
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Recreational
Associa-
Salt
Lakes.
I
Hon,
National
Federation
of
Set-
Friday,
July
8
Bike
hike
to
shot
and
lalverson,
in
trying
to
clear,
h
-elped
the
ball
into
the
goal
to
put
the
Gunners
a
goal
up.
crossed
and
Dunbar
cleEssared,
Pavlikis
-went
very
close
g
Dunbar
stopped
Currle.
W1I
Ison
defended
sutb-
bornly.
Baalackmore
made
a
clever
run
Va.
jut
Ferguson
cleared.
Mazzone
n
away
and
from
Lien's
cross,
Currle
shot
"U'ide.
Ward
was
.
nearly
througri.
Mo-
Vanetta,
lb
4
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRINqJ
GOLF
TITLE
WINNER
E.
J.
(Dutch)
Harrison
took
time
out
for
a
refreshing
gulp
of
Ice
water
after
firing
his
second
straight
sub-par
round
to
tke
a
four-stroke
lead
at
the
half-way
mark
In
the
Canadian
Open
at
the
Toronto
St.
George
Golf
Club
which
he
won.
The
Little
Rock,
Ark.,
professional
shot
a
86-67
-133
for
the
first
38
holes.
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and
Liens
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were
Ewart.
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2
corner
was
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Dan
likls
went
Cembella,
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Letourneau,
p
TmBay
in
Sports
COMMERCIALS
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cleared
with
difli-ow
Come?
anci
.
Pav-
through
in
good
arrow
was
just
-wide
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HOME
SERvil
style
but
with
his
fi
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an-
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vucKovicn.
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Ferguson
defended
erg's
free
kicic
was
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co.v:r.c:
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and
Repairs
kinds
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VICTORY
OF
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Commercial
11,
Savoy
6
Ahpttprl
bv
Savov
relief
nitcher
Jack
Lindsay,
Battery
cleared
t
v
WITH
10
GILLETTE
BLUE
BLADES
IN
DISPENSER
M.
Simundsen,
Arney.
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Pavlikis,
If
Morgan,
c
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and,
from
ward's
got
away
a
sec-
centre,
Vucs
:
kovlch
added
PHONE
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P.O.
BOX
1184
who
yielded
six
hits
in
the
ninth
inning,
Commercial
Dunbar,
2b
lb
ond
goal
fonr
the
Gunners.
Mot
PHONES
Blark687
RedSW-P.O.
Bui
ia
ors
came
r:
ght
bacK
ana
jisen
Hotel
slugged
its
way
to
its
first
win.ol
the
naseoau
season
at
Roosevelt
Park
Sunday
afternoon,
clouting
was
very
prominent.
"Veltch
Scherk,
Foster,
rf
.
Bill,
p
Lindsay,
p
a
breeze,
blade
changing
Shaving's
a
cinch
with
the
new
Gillette
Rocket
One-Piece
Razor
and
Gillette
Dispenser.
Enjoy
utmost
shaving
ease
and
convenience,
plus
double-edge
economy.
Get
yours
now
!
Gillette
Rocket
One-Piece
Razor
and
broke
up
dangerous
move
and
.
3
.
1
30
Mazzone
cl
cared,
I
the
Fraser
Street
gant?
into
an
11-6
defeat.
Thincs
were
goinp-
nicely
for
Savoy
until
the
T
T
Ik
Ilicr
uhfn
when
Alex
Alv
uiu
Ted
The
Mot-
or8
now
added
Montesano,
Letour-
seventh
Inning
team,
omplete
their
Arney
to
WELLS
CART
LIMITED
H.
S.
Whaien,
Vn
the
to
retire
from
F
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YOUR
ROCK
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CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
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J.
SAUNDERS
New.
Modern
Equipment
AH
Work
Guaranteed
decided
to
mound-
They
attac
A.
Dickens.
It
was
an
interesting
game
Gillette
Dispenser
-
with
10
Gillette
Blue
4
y
-with
two
men
on
base",
ed
but
Dunbar
and
Pavlikis
f
ed
strongl
Comulete
Movlnt
M
watch
with
both
teams
giving
a
but
thereafter,
the
situation
oe-.
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B
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vr?
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m
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tall
and
1
ped
up
t
$2.00
Value
cood
disnlay.
Morgan
was
not
tenorated
in
a
handsome
way
put
his
team
three
through
Crating
Packing
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780
for
Comercials,
that
is.
up.
Morg:
the
young
That
final
inning,
which
saw;
fnrvim
Afi
o
1
o
vniro
ffiiir
fllTTS
lit
!
ifi
rial
I
rrrevi
.Trrnrmi
XTrrfnrn
mtttt.
u
an
saved
twice
.
and
Motors
team
k.ept
at-
t
no
one
seeme-ci
able
Sonsteby
was.
very
stop
Pavlls.
Owens
beauty
but
Fe
rguson
six
hiUs,
gave
the
fans
their
big-
S
tacking
bu.
to
shoot,
smart
to
i
crossed
a
severely
tested
in
goal.
Dunbar
and
Ferguson
were
nearly
always
in
control
of
the
opposing
attackers.
Mazzone
gave
a
fine
display
of
defending
surely
and
kicking
strongly.
Veitch
and
F.
Gomz
were
good
defenders
too.
Pavlikis
wa
the
star
of
the
forwards
breaking
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P'
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thrill
of
the
season
to
date
Casual
statisticians
calculated
'i
that
at
least
90
percent
of
them!
mi.
Commodore
.
Cafe
ard
took
two
grand
cleared,
corners,
hitting
the
li
!
spent
the
Inning
In
a
frenzied.
standing
position.
I
i
upright.'
run.
Dar
long
lob
fast
and
shooting
well,
his
"hat
trick"
being
well
earned.
D.
Gomz
filled
in
nicely
and
Olson
made
at
fine
row
Qomez
dropped
a
goalwards
arcl
once
-likls
picked
It
up
and
Commercials
shewed
that
they
I
were
out
to
establish
themselves
as
a
strong
factor
in
the
league
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thro-
ugh
tor
tils
third
goal.
The
Motocrs
attacked
and
Wilson,
Halv"erson
and
Cur
rie
com
Parkhouse
was
always
trying.
Ward
got
few
chances
but
was
dangerous.
Vuckovich
did
well
and
scored
a
goal.
B
YTOWN
MAC:
WORKS
Agents
for
SIMPIT
and
;in
the
third
inning
when
they
(
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scored
three
runs,
one
off
a
base
j
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fielder
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snot.
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Mur-
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naa
no
cnance
witnand
one
off
a
one-base
hit,
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gansavenmd
twice
ana
then
sun-
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wuu
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uui
rneir
advantage
lasted
unt
Sales
Service
and
Combines
Instant
Blade
Changing
Superior
Shaving
Comfort
Double
Edge
Economy
Veltch
incurred
tne
uie
ueavy
score.
the
fmh
jnnln
when
savoys
j
berg
anc
referee's
Boat
owners
and
"
ire
and
were
sent
off,
Joftn
Wilson
did
a
big
job
as
fe
ht
ln
fouf
runs
which
odu.
both
ratXTJier
surprised
and
shak-
a
a
bunoerg,
bom
defending
ed
to
two
had
made
ln
tht
still
in-
piucKiiy
and
heading
and
kick-
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West
third,
gave
them
a
6-3
lead.
The
dustrial
Engines
in
to
our
showroom
to
'
various
engines
arid
-equipment
problems
:ing
harx
-ds.
Play
was
I
terestlnggBt
and
Arney
made
a'inS
wel1-
Olson
did
a
very
good
score
remained
static
until
the':
the
tne
ud-
up-
j-"
Job
at
centre
half
"
and
uu
is
the
ui
d'
ru.
n.
Owens
hit
epvpnth
.hpn
Lin()Kav
r(.ni..d
kick
kick
and
and
strong
rong
man
man
of
of
the
the
Motors.
Motors.
th
a
line
free
on
the
Savoy
mound
flnd
right
wi
Currle
.
scramDiea
xxie
oau
individually
the
Motors
for-
Commercials
sparked
a
hitting
througrx
lor
the
first
goal
lor
j
wards
snowed
good
football
at
tors,
They
tried
hardi
times
but
t.heji
lacked
drive
and
the
M
as
Boulter,
at
the
other
J
need
someone
who
can
shoot.
but
It
end,
w
spree
that
brought
in
tour
runs.
The
ninth
Inning
saw
Commercials
add
another
four,
to
bring
their
total
to
11.
The
game
provided
practi-
n
ms
t.pstjri
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lurnea
in
a
good
JOD
ana
anothe
fine
shot
from
Pavlikis.
y
blocked
Pavlikis
and
Sonste
a
new
player
Sonstby
was
very
nesig
at
times.
Bob
Currie
tried
vauy
tiling
Dujjiiuaic
iui1
interest,
including
plenty
of
er
nard
and
got
the
only
.
goal
aiacKinore,
another
newcomer,
Punbai
ors
att
twice
t
scored
broke
up
another
Mot-ick,
Morgan
had
to
save
ut
no
further
goals
were
and
the
whistle
found
showed
ball
control
and
speed
x
Arney
showed
glimpses
of
his
schoolday
form.
"Old-timer'
Batter3sr
winning
five
goals
to
MATTSa
UPHOLSTER
FLIGHTS
TO
THE
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
NOW
Haiverson
was
always
trying,
Dry
Kindling
Wood
50c
Sack
Delteved
Scrap
Wood
Random
lengths
$10
per
load
PHONE
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&
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TRANSFER
Owens
did
well,
818
f
c
Phone
Blue
in
spcond
A1'
one.
Teari
mmis:
Hea
'
.
n
Battery
Morgan;
Dunba
r,
Ferguson,
Mazzone,
rors
on
both
sides
and
even
oie
casualty.
The
casualty
was
Lorn?
Vanetta,
who
injured
aa
anklj
making
a
run
to
first
base
1'
the
seventh.
He
was
rellcud
ty
Boyd.
Dick
Letourneau,
who
went
the
course
for
Commercials
faced
30
batters
tnd
allowed
eight
hits.
Alex
Bill
faced
24
batters
and
granted
only
a
single
The
Motors
were
short
fire
of
prince
prince
Rupcfjj
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Green
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Veltehx..
r,
Qomez,
Vuclcovich,
D.
tneir
regular
players,
Mercer,
Mcjtay
and
Robinson
being
out
of
town
and
Pat
Wilson
nnrl
Gomesag,
Pavlikis,
Farkhouse,
Ward.
'
Charlie
Currie
were
working
p.
J.
chi:
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DR.
Oen-
ral
Motors
Boulter;
,
However,
the
lads
are
all
out
to
tea
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hit
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six
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while
Und-cup
final
say
allowed
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in
three
the
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Is
coaching
,nnings.
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