Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
i
s
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Friday,
June
5,
195S
Penticlon
Hockey
Club
Shows
$2,900
Met
Profit
ommercials
Down
Esquires
1-0
1
4,
lininn
Virion
Willi
I
Inn-.
J
Dun
aim"
wi.wiy
mill
uiicanicu
ivuii
pionship.
.
men
president
Bob
Bauer.
"f
this
fi-'ure,
13.119
were
clem
Bird,
who
acted
as
chair-children
admitted
for
a
reduced
man
of
the
finance
committee
a
ot
25
cents.
for
the
last,
two
seasons,
was
The
season's
operations
show-
elected
unanimously
as
th
new
ed
a
profit
of
$2,973,
which
In-
president
with
Harold
Mclnncs
dudca
share
of
receipts
from
ag
vice-president.
TENTICTON,
B.C.
W
Hockey1
is
big
business
in
Pcnticton.
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Pen-tirton
Hockev
club
it
was
disclosed
that
80,118
was
the
total
attendance
at
games
played
in
the
Pentlcton
Memorial
arena
for
league
play
and
playoff
was
tllCi
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.,
,,,i:iiii'J
run
Of
Commercials
onil
nityhor
fr,ll,.ii:.
J
in
h
ulrur.lr
nut
,.
in
last
night's
1-0
t
y
commercials
over
Allan
uup
nnai
ana
semi-nnai
series,
and
a
gift
of
$1,750
from
games
in
trie
semi-nnais
ana
finals
for
the
Okanagan
cham
the
Kitcnener-Waterioo
Dutch-
Daily
News
Want
Ads
Get
Results
1
'
,
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Gordie
Cameron
of
Esouires,
four
after
a
lull
count
to
retire
the
j
ne
luiii.er.
h.ut-.
I
Twice,
when
Roscua.e
was
In
I
A
worse
threat
faced
Rosedale,
neavy
trouble
with
bases
loaded
veteran
southpaw
hurler,
In
the
and
a
full
count
on
the
batter,
'.m
inning
wnen
Esquires
load-1
he:
worked
mmseif
out
of
it.
icd
the
bases
twice,
first
with
the
The
first
time,
in
the
third
first
three
men
and
none
out
j
inn'ng,
with
two
away"
and
two
miner
oimuuuson
on
a
hit.
Cam-'
on
bases,
Miner
Slmundson
was
eron
on
being
nut
by
a
pitch,
and
walked
purposely
to
load
the
Carlson
on
a
shortstop
error.
j
bases.
Cameron,
Commercial's
The
following
play
retired
the
rliiicii's
playing
manager
'Simundson
scored
the
lout
catcher's
error
after
c
a
,,,,
first
on
an
error
by
tlie
,1
baseman.
',
vcn
.scattered
hits
were
Business
is
Moving
to
B.C.
...
between
pitchers
John
UP
!
fi
i-L
lif
'
r.
i
rill:tt
J
eJUGIAI.
Iff
III
JLIfflK
side:
Williamson,
right
fielder,
su'uek
urn;
won,
thud
baseman
bunted
and
Simundson
was
thrown
out
by
Rosedale
at
home
piaie;
tscott
gained
first
on
a
t
Hurler's
choice
to
again
load
the
bases,
but
Bruce
Slmundson,
Jfith
Victory
Over
Chicago
The
CCK
aims
at
a
new
society
In
which
co-operation
for
the
common
good
becomes
the
watchword.
The
CCF
program
visualizes
an
economy
which
includes
public,
co-operative
and
private
ownership.
Privately
owned
Industries
that
conform
to
provincial
laws
and
co-operate
for
the
general
good
will
be
encouraged
f
to
do
their
best.
.
Public
Ownership
is
necessary
in
natural
monopolies
such
as
the
power
and
transportation
utilities.
But
a
provincial
government
Is
in
no
position
to
finance
.
all
the
existing
and
potential
development
within
Us
borders.
The
CCF
therefore
welcomes
new
capital,
new
ventures
and
expansion,
but
inIMs
that
h
proper
contribution
from
resource
development
be
made
available,
to
the
people
of
this
province.
i.
du-off
Datter,
struck
out
to
retire
the
side.
Camercii,
tm
gave
up
three
(,
m
m
Ameri'an
League
New
York
fl
Chieaco
5
Boston
1,
Cleveland
8.
Philadelphia
11-9.
Detroit
2-6.
Washington
10,
St.
Louis
1.
WIL
Spokane
5,
Wcnatchec
3.
Vancouver
1,
Trl-CTty
5.
Edmonton
2-4,
Calgary
8-3.
Victoria
7,
Salem
5.
PCL
hits,
was
in
real
trouble
only
In
the
final
lining
when
with
two
away
Esquires
landed
runners
on
first
and
third
with
Rosedale
at
;
bat.
After
a
full
count,
Cameron
1
struck
out
the
batter
to
end
the
Eamc.
In
the
outiield.
spectacular
catches
were
made
by
centre-fielders
M.
Simundson
and
Stan
BUSINESS
IS
MOVING
TO
B.C
AND
WILL
CONTINUE
UNDfcR
A
CCF
GOVERNMENT
IV
V'ciHK
'CP)
New
York
(,
run
their
winning
li
in
the
American
League
,vni
names
Thursday
al-,1,
tiny
had
to
go
Into
an
"imiuiR
to
turn
back
Chi-White
Sox
9-5.
the
National
League
Brook-DcKlcers
finally
solved
Mll-ot
Braves
after
two
straight
pings
but
the
Braves
held
,
the
leapue
lead
by
half
a
.
The
score
was
10-5.
Ubureh
defeated
Chicago
n
a
came
which
you
needed
than
a
scorecard
to
iden-olayers.
The
clubs
swapped
-i.n
headed
by
Ralph
Kiner
.
hour
before
game
time.
salts:
.
i
National
l.ratue
wiukee
5.
Brooklyn
10.
icinnatl
3.
New
York
11.
.".ifo
1
Pittsburgh
8.
Louis
5,
Philadelphia
1.
1
Don't
be
misted.
B.C.
has
the
natural
resources
which
attract
investors
and
under
a
CCF
government
investors
are
assured
of
a
square
deal.
Look
at
Saskatchewan.
Under
a
CCF
government
that
province's
financial
rating
on
world
money
markets
has
its
highest
rating
in
history.
Stop
worrying
about
'big
businesr'
and
think
about
the
greater
horizons
that
lie
t
ii
Petroff.
The
latter
gained
the
longest
hit
of
the
game,
a
stand-up
double.
Lineup:
Sacramento
4,
Oakland
5.
.
Los
Angeles
3,
San
Diego
4.
Seattle
10
Hollywood
2.
San
Francisco
3,
Portland
fj.
Remember
When
A
CHEERING
SECTION
all
his
own
Is
provided
Joseph
H.
Moreau
of
Victoria,
B.C,
one
of
1,138
students
to
receive
diplomas
on
graduation
from
McGU'.
university,
lAojilreal.
His
wife
and
six
children
meet.
him
on
the
campus
shortly
after
he
received
his
degree
of
doctor
of
dental
surgery.
Esquire
AB
ahead
for
YOU
as
an
individual
and
as
a
citizen
of
our
great
province
if
you
.
vote
for
a
CCF
government
on
June
9th.
.
.
'
'
''
t.
Spring,
If
3
Petroff,
cf
-
3
Tummv
Armour.
Rrnttish-horn
I
Hawryluk.
lb
...
3
In
the
British
Coronation,
the
Some"
of
the
Saxon
Kings
ot
American
golfer,
achieved
his
VOTE
CCF
U
of
majesty
Crown.
symbolic
En
iand
crowned
at
Win
and
the
sceptres
are
symbolic
of
authority.
;
(Abbey
was
built.
Weston,
c
3
Windle,
ss
3
Allingham,
rf
3
Cadden,
3b
.
3
Rosedale,
p
3
i
Sharpe,
2b
1
0
0
R
boyhood
ambition
by
winning
the
British
Open
golf
title
22
years
ago
today.
Armour
beat
tose
Jurad
of
Buenos
Aires
by
one
stroke
with
a
72-hole
total
of
298.
He
won
the
Canadian
Open
in
1927,
1930
and
1934..
Charge
Reduced
Against
Driver
VANCOUVER
0.
Stanford
Johnson
was
acquitted
by
an
ng
Magazine
cks
Marciano
25
AB
3
Total
Commercials
B.
Simundson,
ss
k"
in
Pavllkis,
If
0
0
0
YOU'RE
ALWAYS
AHEAD
W
ighter
cf
Month
Cunn,
c
'.
3
0
M.
Simundson,
cf
2
1
liv
JACK
II
AND
Cameron,
p
2
0
Carlson,
lb
2
0
W
YORK
lAPl
Rocky
assize
court
jury
Thursday
on
a
charge
of
mans-augiiver
but
con
Williamson,
rf
3
0
Scott,
3b
3
0
uno
Is
Ring
Magazine's
wr
of
Uie
month"
and
Jer-
victed
of
dangerous
driving
and
J
Walcott
drops
to
No.
i
rpmandPd
for
sentence
mm
eirei
n
t
neavyweigni
cn
lr.
hif
new
rankings.
Total.....
24
1
4
On
the
7jrd
Charles,
the
ex-champ
Johnson,
21,
was
charged
in
the
trauic
death
Dec.
19
ot
lb-year-old
D
ree,.
.Jelson.
who
killed
when
she
was
delivering
newspapers
along
her
route.
Cmclnnati.
who
Is
on
a
hot
win
streak,
gets
the
No.
aic
behind
Marciano.
fol-
(I
hv
Roland
i-a
Starza,
of
York.
hrai'-i.
iiiomoter
lm
Norrls
mm
Al
Weill
Marclano's
mana-
luvc
not
reached
an
agree-
t
oa
a
September
fight,
It
is
i
tSmt
the
champ-
will
rt
!";nnst
La
Staraa
In
New
in
September.
i
i.'t
is
being
pressed
for
place
by
Bob
P.aker
of
inn
and
Danny
Bueeeronl
Phibdi
Iphlu,
who
has
out-
Lifetime
Foot
Health
.j
Foot
ailments
and
injuries
caused
by
miilirtad
shoes
ia
arly
childhood
can
seldom
j
be
corrected
in
later
years.
I
Insure
your
child's
future
,
foot
-health
and
comfort
by
i
usinq
our
X-Ray
Fitting
Ser-
j
J
Sir
ll;'.ht-hcavywclshl
i
--"
-
aj
Hi-
175-pound
division
Ma
ti
hews,
ronslstcntly
i
Ji
top
rontender.
has
amved
into
the
Ivtivvweiuht
As
u
ailt
of
his
draw
Freddie
Beshorc,
Matthews
h
-i
nmoii;
I
he
10
top
vice.
This
modern
fitting
aid
permits
you
to
See
that
your
child's
shoes
fit
correctly
.
.
.
that
pliant
bones
and
tender
aiutclea
ar
not
orowdad
and
distorted
...
that
your
ehild'i
tboas
vywriirlits.
KEEP
AHEAD
IN
GREATER
SURGING
POWE
WITH
IMPROVED
SSO
EXTRA
If
you
use
a
premium
gasoline,
fill
up
with
Esso
Extra-you
can't
make
a
better
buy
in
B.C.!
Esso
Extra
has
been
improved
to
give
finer
overall
performance
than
;
ever
before
.
.
.
stepped
tip
in
power,
octane,
acceleration
and
miles
per
gallon!
irry
Watson
of
Omaha.
Neb.
cii
Into
the
light
heavy
rat-
mi
his
win
over
Danny
Nar-
promote
normal,
baalthy
development
of
the
delicate
foot
structure.
mm
si
a
m
Bring
the
whole
family
is
for
an
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Foot
Examine-tioe
without
coat
.
,
.
without
obligation
to
buy.
iriN
AT
TOP
"l
Hi-
niiditlrw
'l"ht
lli-tsi'H-
"iiw
lilng
a
showdown.
Randy
"in
Is
listed
as
the
letii'dng
lender
and
Charles
Ilumez
of
nre,
his
June
-9
London
foe
HEAR
Arnold
Webster
speak
on
behalf
of
the
CCF
TONIGHT
i
Plit'i'd
third.
The
two
boys
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
'tiulit
or
the
American
ver-!
'if
the
Crown
June
19
drew
""
and
fourth
spots.
Carl
Olson
of
Hawaii
was
No.
'
1
toddy
Young
of
New
York
I
Pierre
Langlols
of
France
"
by
Joe
Rindone,
fell
a
peg
CFPR
-
10:15
D.m.
1
a
a
Ifilllili
.
L
'"
.
1
K
:uth.
iiny
Bratton's
winning
won
him
the
No.
1
spot
lird
welter
champion
Kid
'Nan
with
Billv
Graham
KEEP
AHEAD
IN
MONEY-SAVING
f.'ILEACt
WITH
ECONOMICAL
SSO
i
If
you
use
a
regular
grade,
you
can't
buy
better
rcgnlae
grade
gasoline
in
B.C.?
No
other
regular
grade
gasoline
will
give
you
more
mileage
economy
combined
with
smooth,
"fluid"
power,
instant
starting,
flashing
acceleration!
.
-i
r
PP'iig
to
second.
As
a
result
'he
bad
beating
he
took
from
""y
Carter
in
Boston.
Tommy
'ins
was
dropped
out
of
the
height
division
to
the
her
class,
where
lie
Is
ranked
IP
MORE
CANADIANS
US!
Esso
and
gsso
EXTRA
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June
9
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As
You
Like
...Bui
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.
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i
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