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FOR
Sptimc
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Daflp
Yut'mS
Thursday,
April
28,
1949
Sport
Shots
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TERRACE
FORMS
LIBRARY
BOARD
TERRACE
A
public
meeting
called
by
the
Women's
Instiute
for
the
purpose
of
forming
a
library
committee
was
held
on
Monday
evening
in
the
Credit
Union
Hall.
Mrs.
H.
Philip
presided
and
an
executive
was
formed
which
included
Mrs.
A.
Campbell,
chairman.
H.
Noakes.
TERRACE
CENTRE
TERRACE
At
a
well
attend-
ed
meeting
of
the
Civic
Centre
directorate.
J.
Kennedy,
the
i
Centre's
newly
appointed
man
-
aging-director,
was
present
and
listed
his
scheduled
activities
Some
sporting
bodies
and
Uia,
doesn't
necessarily
include
th
Canadiaii
Amateur
Hockey
Aswj-
dation-kind
just
cant
he
v.r.
1
looked.
Most
sportinc
tvne!
elther
sex
agrw
to
that
And
u,whr
.
th
..xi
i-wv:ri
i
SPRING
LEAGUE
With
a
single
point
lead.
Leftovers
are
at
the
top
of
the
Spring
five-Pin
Bowling
League
leading
Alley
Cats
as
a
result
of,
the
latest
session
of
league
play,
j
Leftovers
achieved
the
lead
on
!.
"!88,
Lou
e
hUk-4.
In
Quebec
i.
.
uiuie
had
cues.,
tiecoratM
.
Tli'!:,
he'd
-u
"
LOU
With
fin.r
(
Whitehead
is
.
caf
the
Urm
,
caily
identified.
Muscle,,
the
r
"i
a
ma!
nion,
There
w
a
eirl
h
am
Elsie
back
in
J
w
crawl
under
a
p
SPRING
MIXED
LEAGIE
JSTA-NDISGS
Leftovers
11
AUev
Cats
10
Humdingers
.
8
Guttersnipes
7
Amazons
C
"Teeners
5
Hangovers
..
1
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Miller
Bay
0
a.
Mackenzie
furniture
ltd.
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Place
to
Buy"
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THE
MUSIC
AND
DRAMA
FESTIVAL
THURSDAY
AND
FRIDAY
May
12
and
13
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Srd
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Phone
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the
strength
of
three
wins
overjpians
and
stk
information
on
tx.
v.,..,...
......
.
or
tne
more
professional
'
arranged
a
full
program
of
re-
creational
activities
for
young'
,.
,,,,,
,
ls
llk'
t
to
draw
and
old,
men
and
women,
a
com-1
f,ppealf
obtain!
tlon
of
some
kmd-volunteer
mittee
was
formed
to
help
in
the
bowling
Aroused
by
a
"Mr.
B.C."
con.
alleys
and
canteens
under
his
test
staged
recently,
Eric
White-supervision.
For
this,
E.
Haug-
head
(Vancouver
Province)
re-land
is
to
contact
the
men's
or-1
called
after
some
thought,
bodies
ganizations
in
town
and
Mrs.
he
had
seen
or
read
abouf.
Ap-
Miller
Bay
while
Alley
Cats
dropped
one
game
to
Amazons.
High
women
scorers
of
the
evening
were
M.
Flynn
of
Left
overs
with
2G5
,
for
top
single
game
and
I.
Garner
of
Alley
Cats
with
6Go
total
for
three
games.
High
scorer
for
the
men
was
J.
Paul
of
Leftovers
who
rang
up
316
for
single
game
and
j
parenuy,
ne
saia,
uie
grand-
"so
as
the
gj
daddy
of
them
all
was
a
French-
Lady''
would
suddt'
j
Canadian
known
as
Louie
Cyr
piano
and
genueiwl
who
was
"either
a
great
weight-
order.
She'd
rise
!
lifter
or
his
friends
were
terrible
the
gentlemen
p,
liars."
I
paninient
and
h,,
Nobody
says
why
he
did
it,
spirited
buc
k
and
x,
jJT
jviuis
uie
Kuurcua
tiuu.
In
future,
the
Civic
Centre
will
be
closed
on
Sundays.
Speaking
for
a
committee
of
which
he
is
chairman,
J.
Har-
man
donated
SI'S
towards
the
purchase
of
a
set
of
up-to-date
books
on
current
sports
as
requested
by
Mr.
Kennedy.
The
Women's
Institute
was
granted
the
use
of
the
Y.M.CA.
tynr.i
at
th?
Centre
ta
operate
on
holidays
as
a
rest
room
for
mothers.
The
Institute
will
also
be
notified
that
in
any
arrange
j
f
L?:
i
1
.v
5
4
t
MJ
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Cf
rfbf's
&
Breeze
VITH
THE
NEW
-t
f
m
is
I!
I
.
O
BMBMM
MM
mm
W
IK
ments
they
may
make
for
thej
BLADE
DISPENSER
BINCS
BABY
AND
HER
BABY
Tie
Score,
eight-year
old
Jiiare
bred
by
Bins
Crosby
and
now
owned
by
Don
Carlos
Gomez,
yice-president
of
the
Mexican
Jockey
dub,
is
shown
with
her
foal
at
Gomez'
Rancho
San
Luis,
near
Mexico
City,
as
they
were
surveyed
by
the
proud
owner.
Tie
Score
holds
two
world
records,
'the
2'i-furlong
and
the
half-mile.
She
made
her
racing
debut
as
a
two-year
old
at
the
Hipodromo
de
Las
Americas
in
Mexico
City
in
1943
and
won
on
her
fust
lime
out.
W
-
II1E
WkX
DEME
L
RUM
y
,
'A
'4t,
4
v
"As
if
this
monster
could
b?
controlled
by
a
kind
of
political
thermostat
obviously
the
only
hope
lies
in
the
discovery
and
release
of
a
spiritual
and
poli-
tical
energy
as
great
as
atomic
energy.
We
must,
in
a
word,
split
the
human
atom
.
.
.
then,
tapped
on
a
world
scale,
harness
this
infinite
power
for
wie
solution
of
our
problems."
nn.iin
kim.(
i
.-.1
1
jo
.ii
1
1
1
1
1
t.-n
ii
wiiouiituj
IC
iterates
his
firm
belief
that.
somewhere,
abstract
science
and
divine
teachings
meet.
Indeed
jt
has
been
one
of
his
life.long
ambitions
to
construct
the
mathematical
theory
defining
tiwir
nnint
of
imitv
fi,h
.n
lu
nn
.
abrupt
cnange
m
the
C(Hlrse
lhe
average
man's
thinking.
few
years
In
which
to
let
both
Blade
your
Gillette
Blades.
Shrving
1
philosophy
and
the
constructive;
I
Matured
V
and
y,
r
Bottled
V;
rdi
!
'
sciences
catch
uo
would
not
h
amiss
if
ve
could
then
face
the
Atomic
Age
with
a
degree
of
confidence
born
of
understand
jnt
"zi
1
England
V,
Mrs
G
Haugland,
Mrs.
Wold
and
T.
Olsen.
The
execute
will
meet
at
an
earjV
jjj
form
the
starting
of
a
library.
E18
for
three
games.
Leftovers
3,
Miller
Bay
0.
Guttersnipes
3,
Hangovers
0.
Alley
Cats
2,
Amazons
1.
Humdingers
2,
Teeners
1.
HUMDINGERS
Menzies
143
2l'7
135
McKenzie
155
249
1
McCailum
148
168
156
Manett
241
119
172
Knutson
134
lt7
2M
Gainer
167
260
241
Handicap
1030
1222
1133
TEENERS
I
A.
Winciie
104
94
179
V.
Pierce
176
192
164
B.
Windle
170
127
146
A.
Macfarlane
....
195
156
149
H.
Malsoil
Z1Z
Mi
luo
B
Windie
188
233
289.
Handicap
.'
67
7
67,
Totals
J112
1072
1(W9
GUTTERSNIPES
C.
Whatman
188
133
136
J.
Warren
147
1G5
15'
J.
Graham
2i7
233
254
E.
Smith
204
133
167
A..
Danes
144
255
115
S.
Diiapka
12ti
136
170
Handicap
55
55
55
Totals
1091
1115
1053
HANGOVERS
i
J.
Shenton
159
162
186
,
I.
Weatherly
54
154
123
Low
score
144
133
115
'L.
Bocke
130
204
150
E.
Hildebrand
....
150
236
237
J.
Mitchell
138
111
174
Handicap
48
48
4-3
lotals
s
1048
1UJB
LEFTOVERS
A.
Pierce-
177
191
194
I.
Dunbar
183
183
1
Oft
M.
Flynn
203
154
2,;5
B.
Vuckovich
...
217
202
173
B.
Dunbar
254
132
192
J.
Paul
234
316
268
Totals
12(i8
1223
1272
MILLER
BAY-
B.
Peterson
210
127
.g,
P.
Peterson
112
190
170
G.
Brew
81
96
183
L.
Rice
166
168
E.
Lev
136
148
J.
LeBlane
104
49
151
Handicap
141
141
141
Totals
S50
919
1086
ALLEY
CATS
S.
Ramsay
176
121
ili
-
V.
Menzies
230
133
E.
Anderson
154
122
125
G.
Anderson
133
172
147
1.
Garner
213
226
22G
E.
Garner
212
217
165
Handicap
20
20
20
Totals
1138
1011
AMAZONS
i
E.
Clark
121
201
166
J.
I,
one
104
229
F.
McKinnon
....
129
158
131
M.
Munizaba
....
181
113
162
G.
Van
Meer
192
145
89,
N.
Powell
31
31
sii
Totals
993
im
889
CHORAL
GROUP
IS
ORGANIZED
TERRACE
The
Civic
Centre
Choral
Group
came
into
being
on
Monday
evening
when
a
large
group
of
interested
citizens
J
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
H.
Sea-ton.
An
executive
was
formed
and
Oliver
Baxter
was
appointed
to
draw
up
the
necessary
constitution.
Keen
interest
was
shown
by
all
present
and
another
meeting
is
scheduled
to
take
place
on
th
second
Monday
evening
in
June
when
plans
on
forthcoming
productions
will
have
been
formulated.
On
tne
executive
are:
President,
James
Stevenson.
Vice-President,
H.
Philip.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Mrs.
H.
Seaton.
On
the
music
committee
are
C.
J.
Norn.-.gton
(conductor),
Mrs.
G.
Martin
(librarian),
Mrs.
Johnstone
and
Oliver
Baxter.
A
lasfy
tffics
'
Wine
tvy
1
A
0&
Excellenl
v
Product
of
Ttil
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SPOT
OF
COMMENT
i
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Cpntinued
f.'om
Page
2)
,
nortant
as
the
science.
They
be
lieve
that
its
advancement
should
parallel
that
of
science
and
because
it
has
not,
they
Issue
their
warning
and
appeal
wait.
j
These
men
are
themselves
prominent
in
philosophy
as
well
at
Kr'unvf
As
scientists
t.hev
;
'
-
'
-
J
recognised
ana
accepted,
long
ago,
the
theory
that
defines
matter
as
energy
in
a
relative,
state
oi
rest.
As
pnuosopners
they
hesitate
to
broadcast
such
an
upsetting
theory
too
em-
phatically
for
it
is
at
this
point
that
science,
philosophy
andi
uieouity
tangie
m
a
contusing
j
melee
of
"isms."
Charles
W.
Ferguson,
in
his
book
"A
Little
Democracy
Is
a
Dangerous
Thing,"
reviewed
:
in
the
New
York
Times
not
long
aS
Points
to
the
talk
of
regu-
muuu
vi
uie
awimc
Domo
ana
says:
.
like
Firet
determining
checked
size.
were
every
time
finished
'ft
15
housing
of
a
library,
hubby
classes
or
fr
their
girl's
work
groups,
the
directors
would
co-,
operate
in
every
way
possible.
Mrs.
D.
Little
was
appointed
the
delegate
to
a
meeting
to
form
a
public
library
committee.
As
the
hall
rentals
are
due
for
revision,
this
matter
was
turned
over
to
the
finance
committee.
Mrs.
H.
Seaton
was
present
at
the
meeting
to
seek
advice
on
the
forming
of
a
choral
group
for
the
Civic
Centre
and
B.
R.
Dodds,
the
president,
asked
her
to
go
ahead
with
her
plans
and
.
l-uv'.sif'nt.
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in
no
at
all
we
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were
applied
right
over
the
old
roof.
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amazing
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home
was
new
again!
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more
leaks
no
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more
patching
or
painting.
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colorful
DUROID
roof
provided
a
permanent
end
to
expensive
repair
bills
and
seasonal
upkeep.
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TO
REMEMBER!
Genuine
DUROID
Shingles
are
made
only
by
Sidney
Roofing
and
Paper
Co.
Ltd.
See
your
Sidney
dealer
today.
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HOTEL
TO
YOUR-SPEClHOVr
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PAPER
CO.
LTD.
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FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
341
Second
Avenue
or
First
ano
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ROID
PRODUCTS
OBTAINABLE
AT
GORDON
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ANDERSON
LTD.
IN
PRINCE
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