Prince
Rupert
Doily
Nws
Wednesday,
June
30,
1954
MARLEUE
REACHES
SEMIS
G
ANTON,
England
C?
Dolondinn
champion
Mailene
Stewart
of
Fotithill.
Out
.
reached
the
semi-finals
of
the
British
women's
(jnlf
championships
today,
defeating
Arlette
Jiicquct
nf
Bt'lcium
5
and
4
in
her
quai
ter-fmal
match.
Miss
Stewart
led
by
four
holes
at
the
turn
overcominc
her
opponent's
longer
drives
with
precision
puttiiiK.
She
took
single
putts
on
five
of
the
first
seven
greens
JJU1LW
Cafe
Downs
Motors
4-3
In
Second
Half
Rally
Sparked
by
Frankie
An.salino,
eleven,
making
sure
of
a
ieiialty
who
scored
a
hut
trick
in
the
shot
awarded
Gondola
by
referee
second
half
of
R
ragKedly-played
Pat
Forman.
Prince
Rupert
Football
league
i,
Ruiii-n.
soi-cdy
Motors
game
at
Roosevelt
Park
last
wincer.
tied
up
the
came
about
night.
Gonodla
Cafe
roared
back
15
minutes
before
the
end
of
the
to
defeat
General
Motors
4-3.
tivst
Jn'f.
inp
the
bill
into
...
AS
SIMPLfc
5P
AS
A
PHONE
s-ALL
L'
,
t..u
di
n
a
""
rnvnv
till
or
the
Nation.
Adrian
Tambourini
oi)ened
the
u,e
g0ul
while
Gondola
not;
lust
half
scoring
for
the
cafe
minder
G.
Viteri
fumbled
the
Lindsay's
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LTD.
ball
Five
minutes
later
Rut
ten
tallied
again,
on
a
run
in
notching
the
ball
into
the
far
side
of
the
net
well
out
of
Viteri's
reach
Dow
n
2-1
going
lni-o
the
second
half
and
taking
advantage
of
a
J.n.nnUo
KtntApr
cnnarl
EVn,lr
Little
League
Names
.....
Umps
Tentative
candidates
for
urn-
I
Ansalmo
collected
the
ball
from
OUT
OF
TOWN
ORDERS
FILLED
SAME
DAY
AS
RECEIVED
piring
duties
for
the
Lit
"S
J,
H
goalwards.
Motors
;
wore
suggested
at
a
n
eeting
of
,
cugtod,an
Frank
RuttPn
never
the
Little
League
Association
last
;
night
at
the
civic
Centre.
,
.
.
.
hnlln(,pH
ln
names
were
suggested
r
Eight
;
A
few
m,tpS
minutes
later
later
At
Ansalmo
again
found
himself
ln
the
clear
and
drove
home
a
shot
that
Rutten
never
eot.
his
hands
on
Again
about
five
minutes
after
;
AiK-nimo.
who
"t
half
time
was
going
to
quit
the
game
because
of
alleeed
indignities,
not
a
pass
from
Egedlo
Nordio
and
once
more
heat
Rutten
to
the
draw.
!
Four
minutes
before
the
end
of
play.
Viteri's
inability
to
understand
the
rules
protecting
a
goaltender.
1
dropped
the
ball
and
each
of
the
nominees
win
,
be
a;
ked
if
they
arc
willing
to
undertake
the
task.
Proposed
were
Benny
Windle,
Johnny
Comadina.
A.
Lctoumeau,
Don
Scherk,
Steve
Mintenko,
Bill
Sundberg,
Ken
Warren
and
Ralph
Enriridge.
Only
one
of
the
eight,
Steve
Mintenko,
was
present
at
the
meeting.
He
asserted
that
he
would
take
on
the
arbiting
duties.
The
candidates
named
would
be
required
for
plate
umpiring
only.
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DRIVING
SCHOOL
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after
a
Motors
rush,
and
In
the
The
meeting
also
learned
that
scranible
that
ensued
Ernie
booted
in
GM's
third
equipment
for
the
farm
teams
Kreut.sky
HOUSEHOLD
SCALE
Has
handy
metal
tray,
clearly
marked
dial,
sturdy
and
was
now
on
hand
and
that
dis-
0t.
tribution
will
be
directed
by
The
league
executive
meeting.
Ralph
Pay.
.scheduled
to
hear
a
Gondola
Cafe
;
The
question
of
coaches
for
the
nrotest.
was
postponed
until
7:30
farm
teams
was
discussed
and
Friday,
at
Annunciation
school.
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white
finished
cose,
black
numerals
on
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background
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timer
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jm
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handle.
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capacity.
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N'n
local
708
reuresentatives
were
present
to
make
a
quorum.
Bob
Bone
of
the
Canadian.
gion
stated
he
estimated
that
be-
tween
eirht
and
10
Leaion
mem
bers
would
be
available
for
coaching
duties.
It
was
the
general
feeling
of
the
meeting
that
four
roaches
would
be
assigned
to
each
farm
team.
'
The
meeting
defined
ground
rules
for
Alsoma
Park
as
follows:
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T3ES3SE
At
The
SPORTS
A
ground
ball
hit
between
the
!
bridge
and
a
post
which
is
to
be
set
ua
on
a
rough
arc.
IE0
feet
,
from
home
nlate.
will
be
a
three-base
hit.
A
ball
hit
to
the
left
j
of
the
bridge
on
the
ground
was
i
ruled
a
two-rev
hit,
as
was
a
ground
ball
hit
to
the
right
of
j
the
post.
A
fly
ball
that
is
not
caught,
and
does
not
touch
the
ground
before
clearing
the
180-foot
line
between
the
post
and
the
bridge
was
ruled
an
automatic
home
run.
A
fly
ball
out
to
right
field
which
cleared
the
natural
ground
hazard,
and
to
the
right
of
the
past,
was
ruled
as
a
two-base
hit
Pistanee
from
horn'!
plate
to
the
hazard
along
the
first
base
line
is
140
feet,
as
measured
by
League
officials.
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Decorated
metal
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asbestos
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Colorful
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foot
lever,
metal
g
insert
pail.
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TOMORROW
A
practice
of
the
Super-Valu
farm
team
ha
beerl
schechilrd
for
7
p.m.
tomorrow
nifiht
at
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Office
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couch
Danny
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said
today.
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of
Dollars
Worlh
of
Diamond
Kings
from
!f
Carat
to
II
)
Carals
Offered
at
a
l'rai
iin-
of
Their
Usual
Cost
Because
of
Slight
Impcrfccti'
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W
e
have
bei
n
fur
una
t
in
purchasing
a
dazzling
array
of
healthful
diamond
rings
.
.
.
solitaire?
.
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.
3-slone
engagement
rings
.
.
.
dinner
rings
in
while
or
jellow
gold.
While
these
diamonds
arc
nol
up
1"
our
usual
high
standard,
the
,sii(
natural
inti'ctjrclitms
do
nol
mar
the
dazzling
hcauly
of
these
fttottes
and
can
only
he
delected
hy
an
expert.
If
they
were
first
ijualily
they'd
sell
at
much
higher
prices.
As
rings
arc
mostly
one-of-a-kind,
come
early
for
hcsl
selection.
It's
the
opportunity
of
it
lifetime
to
hoy
a
diamond
lo
last
a
lifetime
m
prices
to
isuil
your
Budget.
tach
ring
is
covered
hv
insurance
for
nn'
year
without
extra
co&t
.
budget
terms
available.
See
the
Large
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