Board
of
Works
Employee
Loaned
Jo
Parks
Board
For
Supervisory
Job
i
r
f
I
.:t'iJ
m:
I
'Amu!
view,
construction
of
handrail
city
to
undertake
repairs
of
the
in
Service
Psrk
and
repair
of
,
tr-tems
was
not
approved,
tctem
poles
in
city
parks.
!
The
board
of
works
said
it
con-
Commissioners
were
advlwd
by
the
city
board
of
works
committee
that
their
request
for
live
sidered
the
parks
board
with
a
t0
per
cent
greater
budget
this
year
than
last
"will
find
some
wav"
to
make
the
repairs.
A
motion
by
Commissioner
TSf.ii
Efc-y
to
purchase
a
power
lawn
mower
in
order
to
keep
down
the
grass
in
parks
"which
Youths
Ask
Court
Trial
In
Theft
Case
is
growing
like
hay
was
difeat-
j
Z
ed.
Commissioner
Charlie
Bal-'
:
pkS
aeno
voted
against
the
motion
.
k
.
f
v
I
i-
s
I'M
'
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-
-
v
1
:
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y"'
V.
S
,
,.,
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J
W-f
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Jlui.
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'.'!r
!
Parks
-board
cornmi-isioners
,
last
night
considered
themselves
:
fortunate
in
seurin?
the
ser-i
vices
of
a
city
board
of
works
employee
as
parks
working
foreman
and
.
supervisor
for
the
summer
months.
John
Briglio
was
appointed
tn
the
position
at
a
monthly
salary
of
$320
an
da
work
project
wa-outlined
by
the
commissioners
When
his
parks
work
is
com-!
pleted.
Mr
Bristlio
will
return
t
)
the-
board
of
works.
Priority
was
placed
on
ciear-;
in
McCIymoiit
Park
of
stump.-,
remaining
after
last
summer's
-
brushing
job
on
the
banks
of
Hays
Creek.
A
bulldc7er
will
b
'
used
to
push
the
stumps
together,
then
the
pile
will
!,
;
burned.
The
area
is
to
be
sow:i
j
'
in
lawn.
,
Other
work
placed
on
th
priority
list
included
repairs
t
the
Roosevelt
Park
ftrand.staiu!,
clearing
of
underbrush
at
West-
A
-rtXTZ..
should
wa:t
ur.til
next
year,
then
;
Checking
aerial
photographs
and
traa,i,rnnt
ttiZZ
blKL'A
to
learn
of
Mexican
experts
explores
the
vihich
present
funds
would
not
rountry.
SUnding
in
background
n
(rforget
II
Htnot,
Z
H
who
aeU
as
technical
adviser.
He
w
tent
i
u
.
1
allow.
I
Ac
thorn
u
iira
rvlv
OiraA
-
Fiuul
nrl
Avrii-iilliip
Or
,n,,.,i.
.
m
,L
..
.
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1r
....
.
inn-
...
..-....,
,
ln
t
mtea
,
including
rr.is;oners
present
anotner
meeting.
Commissioner
Hob
Armstrong
was
aiisent.
oi
I
i
?
mM
k-w
lot
TERRACE
Tvo
18-year-old
youths
in
police
court
yesterday
t
ho.,e
to
faee
a
preliminary
hear-l!
i;
:n
cor.ne-ti-j.i
w
ith
the
$4
000
Cook's
Jewellery
store
roboery
lu
re
May
23.
One
of
the
youths
was
arrest-frl
in
Prince
Rupert
with
part
of
the
loot
found
on
his
person.
I'vCMH
said
the
other
was
arrest-.
J.
in
Terrace
and
a
cache
of
ji-wf
Uery
located
by
police
here..
The
pir
appeared
before
Magistrate
Will
KobiiiAtm
and
a
pre-,
i.mu.ury
heal
iug
ordered
after
:icrusetl
chose
to
stand
trial.
I
The
hearing
will
Uike
place
in
a
ftw
days.
!
Included
in
the
loot
recovered
i
by
the
KCMP
and
identified
by
t
he
owner.
George
Cook
of
Prince
Itupert.
were
40
watches,
89
rings
Remember
When
t
"iU-t
riKni
'.
In.,,
4t
t.,
t,
ii!tt
m
ram'-u.,,i;,i
...
i
h
ail
ittf
Lii
-
j.
a
.j.-w
A
t
your
iuru
v
ij.-,
-r
.nrn
v
!.itly.
lie
,
t
YANKEE
MANAGER
CASEY
STENGEL
looks
a
b:t
puzzied
trying
to
tell
the
Charnofsky
twins
apart.
The
problem
will
be
still
tougher
for
Yar.
kee
Stadium
fans
if
Stan
icentrei
and
Hal
right
-
ever
appear
in
the
Bon-.bers'
lineup.
Playir.g
shortstop
and
second
base,
respectively,
the
brother?
are
slated
for
the
Yankee
farm
club
in
Bmghampton,
N
Y.
IP
Internntional
Polo
Cup
honors
between
the
United
States
and
Britain
went
to
the
United
State;:
team
14
years
ago
today,
when
they
won
their
second
straight
in
the
best-of-three
series
by
nine
goals
to
four.
The
winning
team
consisted
of
Michael
Philips,
Thomas
Hitchcock
Yanks
Extend
Win
Streak
To
13
Games
I
NEW
YORK
(CP
New
York
J
Yankees
extended
their
winning
I
streak
to
13
games
in
the
American
League
and
Milwauk
-e
Braves
clung
to
th'ir
one-game
lead
in
the
National
League
CYO,
General
Motors
Play
to
2-2
Tie
In
Hard
Fought
League
Football
Game
iarce
'"i
iuxe
'i&hle
Top"'
Haiit?
nu
;,
.
a
lur-
renter
srpa
for
ibow-ruotn
a.-j
Top
iturnws
wuh
the
ban
iy
kti
i-m
!---
At
Lmt9
m'irn
fci
nce
has
eat
n
me
th
"I'jui'if-m
o(
liie
"'fiiow
Val,"!
N'.Hi's.j
f-rovei
liiut
true
wKiu-ne
i
maiie
m
o!
a
,:
tvwn
rokiui
ol
tiie
raailMjw
anti
ti
bi'ifl
u-.:-me,
white
tuna
to
tiiiigy
yi!ow,
Uiiiu.fv
it.H
r.in
mnk4
t
loitii
if;tn.
ht
tr
n
a
w.v-i
frta.iwni!'
run
t
mak
'1
-m
r-ii
y
t.i'e.
1;..
the
jw-ial
pfojM-r'v
of
Hiii4-
That'
m-v
w.i-;.,
m
cl
tint
ii-x
Ttfio
wuh
Ithie
10
t
t.
tin
iLjt
bin
ray
anil
r-?ure
jjatkl-ne
i
k:ni
to
th
tint
ftbrir-.
It
ort't
i;t-rn
t
Bii
da
nuantity
of
cigarette
licht-
Jr.,
S
B.
Iglrhart
and
W.
V,
C.
ers
and
cnix.
Guest.
ft
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
June
11,
1953
stumbled
and
put
his
damaged
:
':
knee
out
of
action
and
while
lyine
on
the
ground
was
beaten
i
Wednesday.
The
Yankees
scored
sewn
In
a
hard-fou?ht
game
last
,
nijjiit
in
the
North
Star
Football
i
competition
CYO
and
General
Motor.-
battled
to
a
2-2
tie.
!
CYO
attacked
at
the
start
and
then
the
Motors
took
over
and
Mills
beat
Martin
Nuvten
to
put
the
motormen
a
goal
up.
From
a
corner
kick
Mohan
eoualized
the
score
from
close
in.
CYO
went
a
goal
up
hen
John
it
n.!
ri-t
a
ft
w
Tunnies
a
uiun'ti
lu
ti-c.
by
Phillips.
L-.(.
J.yif
I,
Hti
(
runs
in
the
sixth
inning
to
w
UD
I
I
I
tm!v
li!"
wi
for
tlie
whifpt
wh,
IT,
,CTf
v.
Detroit
11-4.
The
second
half
found
both
teams
pressing.
Sunberg
turned
fte
Cant
So
Sign
Yamr
Ihtm
Won,'
to
I:
T
!
ri.oa,h
m
x
u
v
LltlU,
hot
tnr
too!
in
a
fine
shot
to
tie
the
score,
i
'
Motors
had
a
great
chance
to
go
'
;
ahead
when
awarded
a
penalty,
'
but
Tait
drove
the
ball
just
over
;
the
bar.
i
I
Crosby,
who
took
over
In
goal
j
-cnrM
A
Hi:
AT'
following
a
period
of
pressure
;
Wilson,
who
was
subbing
in
goal,
TED
BAILEY
NEW
ISLAND
SHEET
SHOOTING
CHAMPION
riri-:ikfnt.
the
M-mmm-y-tm;
T
t-i
'
i-
.
r.
ICTORIA
O
Ted
Bailey,
formerly
of
Victoria
but
now
of
'
'"
,
Anl
"Cp'Stii
of
W!f-;it
w
r-Kl
for
imliv.
It
contain
iron
I'or
rood
r-l
ij'ixni
no-1
r.dfiutn
finti
j-iio-rlioni
iif
.iiu
J
fi
u
nt
in
ili'-e
ei-m-
ni-t.
'CrfMin
of
Wheat"
u
qi'-k
mi-l
ea-v
lo
prr-pare,
Ctk
to
rw-ri--t
niofi-lmr"
in
jnt
fivp
nnii:M
Ha!
Sid
Gordon
drove
in
three
:
tuns
with
a
home
run
in
the
eighth
inning
for
Milwaukee's
f-5
decision
over
New
Yoik
Giants.
ResulU:
American
New
Y'ork
11.
Detroit
4;
Ph.'.a-delphU
2.
Chicago
1;
Washington
1,
Cleveland
2.
National
Milwaukee
6.
New
Y'ork
:
Chicago
1-5.
Philadelphia
9-8;
Cincinnati
3,
Brooklyn
13;
St.
Louis
5.
Pittsburgh
1.
Western
International
Tri-City
8-5.'
Edmonton
7-8;
Salem
11,
Calgary
12;
Vancouver
3,
Spokane
2;
Lewiston
10.
Victoria
4;
Wenntchee
4.
Yakima
2.
a'f.p.ir.f,
Island,
is
the
1952
skeet
shooting
champion
of
1
for
the
Motors,
cleared
a
fine
drive
by
Mohan.
Eckert's
centre
was
cleared
with
difficulty
and
!
later
his
shot
was
splendidly
f
blocked
by
M
Nuyten.
Both
teams
fought
hard
to
the
end
j
but
neither
was
abl-j
to
score
j
again.
i
:
I
v
-
gie
yoi
Itl1
kill
r-
H
.
tiiv
i
s
!
.
tjta
ti.
ni
i
n"
.
!t4f
tim
or
ti
ftr
r';
Ur'
ii-
Van
x-uv-rr
Island.
The
well-known
clay
pidgeon
marksman
adaed
u.is
new
mark
ol
supremacy
to
his
record
in
the
annual
tournament
at
the
Victoria
Gun
Club.
Hi
blasted
&0
of
the
100
birds
in
the
tournament's
featured
event.
from
yonnif-t
to
o!-S--t
a
"Cream
nf
W'i-ei!'
hrrni.fs-t
tv
flrtv.
Imk
for
ihe
i-idfcijri
wj'h
tie
famdiftr
tridfjiiflrk
''Crcarn
of
t'!'rn("
snd
tha
mt!lnr
rlicf
Ivi'h
tmH'-mnrks
of
Cfnin
of
When
(CmiilT),
I.M.
llri'l
Rcf.
Cn.iii:.n
iin.
t'-S.
Put.
Off
a
li
.
rt
go..!
fc
Silversmith
was
referee.
Teams:
CYO:
M.
Nuyten;
Carolei.
Mye;
Letourneau.
Rutton.
Romane;
Verhaar,
Phillips,
H.
Nuyten,
Mohan,
C.
Nuyten.
Genera'
Motors:
John
Wilson;
Crosbv.
Eby
Robinson:
Fonmes,
Sundberg.
Lien;
Pat
Wilson,
Bishop,
Tait.
Mills,
Eckert.
1
'
You
Can
Wilt
Cath
Priori
I
p
To
e
F-
:,n
i
y.,:t-
achc
r-tm
i:
-i
..
MS
n
Ih
Pacific
Coast
Hollywood
5.
San
Francisco
0;
Portland
2-0,
Seattle
0-2:
Oakland
0.
Los
Angeles
4:
San
Diego
3,
Sacramento
1.
j
First
Annual
Sports
Day
Big
Success
at
Burns
Lake
1
CHATTER
Martin
Nuyten
1
K.-T
ll.JI
nt-ivv
.
k-:i-
'.
mill
'"'I
of
lii':
l"nM
on
1
'
wile,
im
f.S
tr.riH
ir
i
''iif
"J
"
1
..
O.I
!..
ihl.
H'l'
f'1-''
fw
ff-n
h
'
Iif
.i'-l
I'
-;
,m
lull-.
iiiIWI'T
MVI'.iiUii.M;
o
Ilium
Bonnet
Sn.
P.O.
Hax
Ji.
1"i
iIjh
All-r.n
in
Oiix
!
n
the
h'iiiu''t
iu'li.uv
vim
vc
BURNS
LAKE.
The
first
annual
field
day
of
the
Burns
Lake
elementary
school
was
held
at
the
school
grounds
on
June
5.
Calling
a
full
quota
of
school
children,
many
parents
and
guardians,
and
spectators
from
;
"laed
his
first
game
in
months
turrounding
schools
took
a
keen
:
and
kept
a
fine
goal.
Carolei
and
interest
in
the
sports
which
Mye
defended
strongly.
Rutton
were
capably
handled
by
the
j
played
an
all-out
game
at
centre-school
teachers.
;
half.
Letourneau
was
fast
and
Co
n
petition
was
on
the
.
Romane
fought
hard.
Verhaar
house
ba.'.;s,"
the
Red
House.
.
dangerous
but
the
forwards
the
White
Hoi-s?
and
the
Blue
got
few
chances.
Phillips
wastes
House.
.
u-w
balls.
For
winmrs
in
all
cents,
first
Motors
were
unucky
In
goal,
received
thrt?
nointv
seco.id
-
John
WiLson,
who
tried
his
first
ll't
A
Lorelr
Bur
for
A
Virnir
K,
imrrv!
x
wnti'lrrnil
n;.-nir
lunh
far
two
or
tf'tl
in
n
.1
How
nlMnt
wmie
ili-iiilni
rei
,
.
.
!ri
tli'f-H
il
li-niu
OMl.ii-e
"-rillit
ii'1-"
H"!
1:
tl.
ni.isonnie
111.
IN
M
t
Vi
IN
N
AI-I..
"lOw"
ll
t
;-!.
.
aro
the
id
Ihl
HUM
?
pn.ihli'tH
.
.
.
l-'vf-r
trii-l
Hi'iiiz
r7
!;'
or
ilir
frrtimp!
imi
llcm
Siin-iwii
h
(:ul
.'
B
"f
he
year
when
there
was
:
two
point-;;
third,
one
pohu,
...
.
.
,
n
other
goalie
available,
found1
nth
winners
of
awards
t
school
i
hi
rinmo.
im
t
n
v,
:
,-nii
in-iiw
Tin
rt'jt
piinii-iliiiii
to
t.'ikf
ai'inff
nil
yv't
pi
m-iiinmi
!
inl
i
lie
ilmiz
fur
iii
.il'i',
o
DIGEST
MAY
FLY
PHASES
mi
lur
lu;
!'-v
P
aiii.
ltii'.
So
i.'ikp
niy
tip
rrnrnilii
r
Hi-
The
kitrhrm
U
?a
Plr
To
SpenJ
JW
llaMart.
S-
'
.
.
.ln
r.n
I
'
Tl-I
I
I
Jl
J
sure
wnv
Z.
i
M1E.Z1
till
1'miiifc
,
I...I.
.
.1.,,,-n
1,.
O
111
"II-
rests
by
age
group,
with
one
I
and
this
cost
the
side
a
goal,
boy
and
one
girl
of
each
grouo.
;
Crosby
took
over
and
was
equal
Winners
in
the
six-vear
group
1
"
"""'nini?
Eby
and
Robinson
were:
Robert
Andersen
and
Eva
tackled
hard
and
skilfully,
Sund-Sheiler.
i
h"re
Rnf'
Bishop
who
changed
In
the
seven
to
eight
years:
'
Places
were
both
good.
Furunes
Larry
Henry
and
Susan
Gerow.
was
clever.
Eckert
was
the
best
Nc
hilt
WlTtTO
in
tin-
0011:111
with
sen.
WATEf
A
YEAR
CM
APE
I
with
KilRHFTT
S
white
satin
r,IH
I
ra
rrnv
RIIRNFTT1
london
dry
r,fJ
!
-"v--
.
.
.
unil
in-t
li-ti-n
lu
iln-l
l-
.VI
v.w
il"
n.l.t
in
ll.f
ttr:il
ol
tlir
l-i
choice,
fish-fooo
when
oiloosep
ay
Die
ininfiion
on
th
l"
,1'
''
one
mmutf
to
whip
P
a-'lirinn'
1M.I.-H.WK
willi
Irni-li'"
Itt-iw
'
:".
POH-y,
CUPOgHTS
CC
IN
P1SIN&
In
the
ninu
to
10
erouo:
Bolibv
:
iirwara.
All
tnea
nara.
lc7
f
1
"
!
h
.
TYiOrt
urora
wirl
a
r
t
nuarfrrkinn
.v
.
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soft
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funds
will
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used
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