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Maple
Leafs
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
has
been
named
father
of
the
year
by
the
Canadian
Father's
Day
Council.
The
council
cited
his
sports
record
and
the
encouragement
he
has
given
young
Canadians
as
a
coach
of
various
hockey
teams
and
as
Ontario
Athletic
Commissioner,
a
post
from
which
he
retired
early
this
year.
Peering
over
Syl's
shoulder
at
the
$100
cheque
that
went
with
the
award
are
his
son
Bob,
7,
and
daughter
Joanne,
8.
The
youn;er
members
of
the
Apps
team
are
Carol,
5,
and
Sylvanus,
2.
Syl
turned
over
the
cheque
to
the
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for
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City,
Alifor
goals
to
r.i'.
Legion
won
the
toss
but
Buttery
was
the
first
to-press.
A
Parkhouse
tj
Acx
Gomex
move
was
broken
up
by
Smith.
Gomez
retrieved
the
bail
but
shot
over.
Vuekovich
stopped
Greer.
Smith
stopped
Parkhouse.
Eby's
lon
clearance
was
picked
up
neatly
by
Armstrong
but
Dunbar
stopped
the
Le;lon
surge.
An
Aex-andcr
to
Murray
to
Armstrong
move
gave
Battery
some
concern
but
Morgan
cleared
capably.
Vuekovich
was
stopped
by
CPFtlAL
inW.PPIfF
OFFER!
bases
loaded.
Carol
Bass
got
on
base
on
a
single,
Gail
Jones
by
a
base
on
balls
and
Shorty
treras
on
a
fielder's
error.
Then
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ADVERTISE
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FOR
BEST
RE
Pinky
Tomlinson,
a
notable
hitter,
camp
to
the
plate.
Rosedalc
fanned
him
for
the
second
out
He
was
followed
by
Mark
Bus-sanich
who
also
struck
out.
Ketchikan
scored
in
the
third
when
Carol
Bass
singled,
stole
to
second
and
was
brought
honu;
on
a
single
by
Gail
Jones.
I
Smith.
Dunbar
was
prominent
Plumbing
Troubles?
Ketchikan
5,
Prince
Rupert
4
A
tenth-inning
home
run
by
Miner
Simundson
pave
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
a
last-minute
lead
in
the
second
game
of
the
international
baseball
series
at
Ketchikan
Monday
afternoon
but
it
was
snatched
away
from
them
by
a
two-run
recovery
which
gave
the
Alaskans
victory
by
a
score
of
5-4.
The
lne
loss
10JS
was
di
a
d
sul""
somewhat
bitter
u'LtcI
I
I
SWIM
CLASSES
ARE
STARTING
Weather
permitting,
swim
Murray
picked
up
the
loose
ball
but
Morgan
caught
and
cleared
his
long
drive.
Battery
pressed
as
a
Veiteh
to
D.
Gomez
to
'
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ami
Profession
Vuekovich
moe
was
&t
tinned
hv
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BLUE
846
ming
classes
will
be
given
on
The
fifth
inning
presenter
aa-
Eby.
ParU,uuse
was
neiU.,.
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Satur-
,
,
,
,
other
interesting
situation
which
thruurh
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uul
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was
was
cm
cm
the
me
s.xv
toy
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nill
for
the
Prince
Runert
team
Russell
struck
out
only
one
bat-
,
,
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and
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o-
gray
hairs.
With
one
man.
out,
stop
Murray
as
Legion
attackea
Ketchikan
got
three
men
on
but
Ferguson
stopped
Armstrong
bases
-all
on
singlesthen
put
'and
Aexander.
D.
Gomez'
low
in
a
pinch-hitter
named
Bill
drive
was
blocked
bv
Ebv.
Ward
'
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HOME
SERV
GENERAL
CONTRA
SAAN1CH
Plumbing
&
Heating
i
through
most
ol
tne
innings,
in
me
second
nan
oi
uv
from
the
ages
of
8
to
15
only
10
wind
up
with
a
3-3
tle
crU(:lal
tenth
inning-
l-sun
man
There
will
be
'hree
age
Thnt
hnvanH
airt.
in
the
ninth.
Simundson's
homer
,
ager
Alex
Bill
withdrew
Rose
MARGARET
McLEOI)
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BUIDINO
left
field
what
looked
dale,
replacing
him
with
eave
"to
receive!0
DickjEaston
from
8
to
10
wishing
10
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1
1
I
ol
Aiirnno
n
Af
flint
ftmn
V't
collecting
tht
ball
but
driving
Building
and
Pepa!
Easton
attempted
a
sacrifice
i
ver-
Murray
made
a
good
run
byllt
Duubar
kluPPcl
u'e
drive
bunt,
which
was
picked
up
Fla,y
m'Z''A
qUi''k'y
t0
the
U"':
catcher
Dave
Abel,
who
hurled
Salt
Lake
Ferry
kinds
ROOFS
CHI!
OIL
BURN!
UK.C
U.
WilllllUg
rUii
1UI
UiC
WCUia.
(
wunn.au.
u
Liirtt
nine,
ivcl-
However,
they
reckoned
with-!ehlkan
had
s.cored
the
'"S
run
Ketchikan's
M
a
base
on
balls
whifh
was
out
staying
power.
for
the
northerners
bounced
driven
home
by
Leon
Bass-
Lp-right
back
in
the
second
half
ourneau
faced
a
situation
which
of
the
tenth
to
score
two
runs
no
P'tcher
woll!d
nvy-
to
first.
First
baseman
Stan
ciiu
vMtti
rtrauae
Clearing
u.
Gomez'
long
shot.
Ferguson
PHONE
BLUE
503
P.O.
BOX
1184
!
Cornwell
threw
to
second,
catch
instruction
will
meet
at
3
p.
m.
for
one-half
hour
instruction.
A?es
11
to
12
will
meet
at
3:30
while
the
last
group,
ages
13
to
15,
will
have
their
half
hour
from
4
to
4:30.
The
pool
will
be
closed
to
the
general
public
during
these
hours
so
that
the
staff
can
devote
their
time
to
this
venture.
Mrs.
Gatzke,
Miss
broke
up
a
neat
Baxter
to
New
ing
the
runner
off
base
for
a
PHONES
Black
G87
Red
894
P.O.
Box
16'
bolt
combination.
Murray
and
which
brought
them
their
sec-!
Wiui
two
men
on
bases,
he
uuuuic
uiuy
which
icuit-u
uic-
,
.
ond
win
in
two
days.
struck
out
Russell,
providing
a
Despite
the
fact
that
Prince
ray
of
hoPe
for
thc
loRals-
!Iow-D0rt
t,ir
n
toon
in
it,,
ever,
Bud
Taylor,
Ketchikan
i
muiatiuiig
continued,
iorctng
a
slde'
!
fruitless
corner
as
Lei-ion
still
Ketchikan
went
Into
the
lead
pressed.
Parkhouse'
shot
was
,
.
.
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Mr.
Miles
win
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j
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snortstop,
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Letourncau
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men
varu
c:ove
a
WELLS
CAirfj
,
LIMITED
K
attendance
on
the
playground
,.,,
thp
iphtn
thp'
mp
h!lr,
for
a
single
which
scored
Dick
treras
doubled
and
was
brought
hard
shot
over
the
bar.
Plu
Daily
Service
Except
Monday
SCHKIHLES
Tuesday,..
Wednesday
.and
Thursday
Leave
Cow
Bay
floats,
4,
5,.
7
and
8
p.m.
(Extra
trip
Thursuay
-
afternoon,
2:30)
Saturday
Every
hour
starting
at
11
a.m.
Sundays
Continuous
service
commencing
11
a.m.
Last
boat
leaving
Salt
Lake
at
10
p.m.
Phone
GREEN
391
or
BLACK
92G
during
the
summer
months
and
f
feeling
of
,
uncertainty,
rfoi,
,
Johnson
for
the
whining
run.
,
hi
by
Enckson.
Tomlinson,
who
continued
interesting
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
&
CONCRETE
WORK
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i.
t?.
vv
nail
n,
a
particularly
on
account
of
the
way
will
supervise
these
lessons.
"
base
on
choice,
Veiteh
to
Ward
move
well
was
a.fleld"'8
;
To
get
back
to
the
second
In-1801
came
home
on
a
long
fly
to
right
slopped
by
Bietiiner.
Murra
ii!ijii:i:
ituviue
Crating
Packing
-f
Prince
Rupert
batters
continued
nlnB
wnicn
gave
Prince
Rupert
to
clout
high
flies
to
the
eager
its
initial
lead,
Nick
Pavlikis
got
Registration
for
the
classes
will
begin
Wednesday
afternoon
at
McClymont
Park
with
any
of
field
by
Johnson.
got
past
Mazi-one
but
F.
Gome.
Nick
Pavlikis
singled
in
the
fcroke
UP
lhe
PV-
Ma.
.
n-.-
BLUE
780
Ketchikan
fielders.
'
on
Dase
on
a
neider
s
error
and
Clirf
ninth
and
was
scored
by
Cliff
!
'topped
Armstrong
neatly.
j
the
above
members
of
the
staff.
A
small
registration
fee
will
be
as
followed
to-
first
by
Ketchikan's
southpaw
pitcher
Dahl,
who
grounded
out.
Score)
Alter
tne
iireryac
Battery
Dahl
on
a
single.
Arney
then
of
charged
for
these
lessons
and
George
Russell,
a
veteran
the
mnnev
will
he
tisprt
tn
hnv
semi
-
professional
baseball
,
got
on
first
on
a
fielder's
error.
even-
movca
;p
ihe
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Sr!
titling
the
bases.
Don
Scherki
men
came
simundson
s
homei
,lu'-"
'o
waiu
mova
was
partly
mi
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California,
cave
lin
nnlv
four
stopped
by
Bremner.
Battery
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heeis
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
shoe
hospital
Box
774
Second
Ave.
closed
in.
Vuckovieh's
weak
prounds
hits
in
the
10
innings,
but
his
-""Y""
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"
"
!
fielders
did
plenty
of
work
to
muffed
b
shortstop
Bud
Tay-
0IfsPt
by
two
scorlng
runs
by
l
t-iiitlliriiix
iirt-
-
Beauty
Culture
i
Its
branchet
f
204
4th
Street
t'
lor,
scoring
both
Pavlikis
and
keep
Frince
Rupert
off
the
bases.
UNDERGROUND
STORAGE
Ketchikan
as
the
rain
began
to
FINAL
DEFERRED
Dahl.
shot
was
stopped
by
Krause
Then,
with
the
Legion
defense
in
a
tangle,
D.
Gomez
drove
a
hot
one
across
the
goal
mouth
Owing
to
failure
to
field
rtoseaaie.
rrmce
Kuperi
Jack
Rosedale
turned
in
a
ster-
la"
neavlly'
teams,
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
!
moundsman,
also
a
port
side
nerformance
in
tho
firt
Prin
ut
rrin
nnn
nni
,
a
TANKS
but
Eby
and
Greer
scrambled
inning
when
he
struck
out
two
Ketchikan
001
000
020
2-5
lne
b,n
1
innings,
but
struck
out
10
batters.
away.
Krause
was
men
wun
one
ciown
ana
tne
(Continued
on
Page
5)
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,'
Auditor
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
--
Phone
387
football
replay,
scheduled
for
Sunday
afternoon,
was
postponed.
It
was
to
have
been
between
General
Motors
and
Canadian
Legion.
OUR
STEEL
STOCKS
ARE
forced
to
save
again
s
Park-house
came
close.
Legion
broke
loose
with
a
neat
Armstrong
'to
Newbolt
to
Murray
combination
(Continued
on
Page
5)
NOW
IN
GOOD
SUPPLY
AND
WE
ARE
IN
A
POSITION
TO
FILL
ORDERS
FOR
UNDERGROUND
STORAGE
TANKS.
BYTOWN
MAC?
WORKS
Agents
Sot
SIMPLE
'
and
t
CUMMINS
DIESEL
t
Sales
Service
niidf
Boat
owners
and
usf"
dustrlal
Engines
ate'
to
our
showroom
to""
various
engines
and
equipment
problems
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West
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Estimates
.
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LIMITED
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TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repair?
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
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750
.
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East
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IlLACK
Si
253
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AVE.
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.
UPHOLSTER
Dry
Kindling
Wood
50c
Sack
Delieved
Scrap
Wood
Random
lengths
$10
per
load
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4s
W
TRANSFER
Green
186
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Rlne
818
P-ftl
OF
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
Rex
Cafe
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
ME
IN
330
Second
Avent
Prince
Rupert.
I
Phone
654
DR.
P.
J.
CHEi
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orderi
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
Bl
NEW
BANKING
DEPARTMENT
Inset
(left)
is
an
artist's
conception
of
the
drive-ln
banking
wicket
at
the
new
building
planned
for
the
Broadway
and
Granville
street
Bank
of
Montreal
branch,
In
Vancouver.
It
is
the
first
bank
In
Ca
nada
to
offer
this
service.
The
ultra-modern
building
shown
above
also
contains
a
baby-carriage
parking
area
(inset,
right)
for
the
convenience
of
mothers
In
this
predominantly
residential
district
of
the
west
coast
metropolis.
The
building
was
designed
by
the
B
of
M's
architectural
department.
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Monday,-
Wednesday,
Friday,
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturdaj
10:30
p.m.
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paid
for
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Liquor
Control
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On
Govra.tf
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BiUlili
Columbia.
P.O.
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Phone
705
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