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cin BC?

ls. it progress when: your highway dollars are “squandered in a
politically. expedient patchwork program, with amateur planning and
"cost plus,. machiné-rental patronage?

oy Is it progress ‘when ‘the. government claims lo > have reduced the
‘direct, debt" of the” province, while actually that debt (including
- “contingent. liabilities"—for every cent of which you, the taxpayers,
“are'directly responsible) has been increased by $88,000,000; with an
"additional: $113,000,000 authorized to be borrowed?

Is: it progress: when the government turns its back on farmers’
problems—undermines local municipal, school-and hospital boards—
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'|2nd Game
“Vin Row .

RCMP Nip. Hotel
In 12. innings |
RCMP. took. their sec-

ond straight game of the
Senior Men’s Softball fi-

Lnals last” night, edging’.

‘Wag urged to get in touch with

Say voy Hotel 8-7 in 12 inn-

lings at Algoma park,

Errors cost S.-voy ihe. game

tin the eighth, when ROMP tied

the score 7-7 on’ two unearned

~Truns, one of them: .scoreil DY 4

catcher Bob Wainwright, who

Jmoved’ around the bases on
(three. of .the eight boots the
+hotelmen committed.

‘Victory came” With “~Wwo tien
out in’ the. Second extri: inning

oo when. winning. pitcher’ Stw Tay-
8 lor. “hit: his. third double of. the

game . and fifth of: the final
jseries to drive: in’. ‘Wainwright
“who had. walked and inaide sec-
ond onan error,

“The police team scored one
in the first and saw. Savoy tie
the score in- the second. RCMP

moved out front 4-1:on five hits,

off loser. Jim’ Lenuik in the third
but four hits in the fourth vied
the score 4-4, Savoy-moved out

‘front 7-4 on fast’ basé-running

and some wild pitching by -Tay-

Jor in the fifth. ROMP. got .one

run back in the sixth to set the
scene for final victory... -

Taylor gave up six hits ‘and

seven walks while striking out
four, Lenuik allowed’ 11 hits and
five walks. and fanned three.

“rd game of the series is
set for tomorrow at Algoma
park at G6 pm.”

. Paeifie Const °
.. Portland 6, Hollywood ’3 -:
‘Seattle 4,,San Francisco 2°
Sacramento 4, Vaticouver: 1
Los: Angeles 7, San Diego 3 -
C - Nathonal Leagne
Phitadetphia 13, Milwaukee 1
Brooklyn 4, “Chicago’ 2°
New York’ 3, St: Louis 0
\ o Ameriean League

New: York 5, Detrojt; 2°.
Cleveland 10, 3, Boston 2,4
Chicago 3, Baltimore : 2.
Washington. 4,. - Kansas: city 1

 

 

 

Ais election? .

fe LIBERAL: government will immediately bes

b tedueo ‘phe, Seles itd! by!20%, without any. affact on hogpital
‘and. socal servica. payments —.build more and hetler roads at

” lower st, by appointing an Indepenclent Highway’Commission —*
dnd lelting “contracts by competitive tencler only =~ take the .

it progress when. the annual: take. from the highest proviteiol
m peso soars ichecked to $198.00 ‘for r every household

wus direc, ‘action necessary to restore the farm
wo economy — restore local autonomy to
“muntéipal,, school and hospitcl authorities
— restore: dignity and Intogrity to the con-
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qT wenty I eams Start Bowling
‘In Women’s Loop. Tuesday |

“Ten teams. have been formed ‘Dibbs; Viun's Bakery vs. McKay's.
for each of “A” and “B” leagues} 9 p.m! op]

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in: the Women’s ‘five-pin. bowl- Biv’ Sisters
ing league following the annual ‘t om 5 ‘iva * ecm Uy en i $2,
meeting of the league last Tues- }AEMeUr alvage; Credit, Union  w

day at the bowling alleys, V8, Paelfir Cabs; Cook's vs.

Me
champlons, left here by alr for!
| Toronto Friday night en route

The tip was made Possible
| by a “biita” in whieh $1,462 was

N, British Columbia lacrosse |

the Mann Cup Finals,

ected in one night. A ov

Veaeue—Ehop Easy jglal government donation of

000 was given to coach Harry;
ipper Friday.
The first game of the sagt

Bowling will get underway [Industrial Welding; Co-Op vs. will be played in Toronto Sun-
this Tuesday, With the firat few Universal, ‘ day, |

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division, befort the season gets \\ ‘i \\|
underway. Anyone —intetrest-d \

Jengue secretary Gerlrude Van
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At the league's election of.
officers, Pebbles Dickens was
nee president for the year

Vain’ Meer, seerctary, and
arene Montgomery, treesur-
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Schedwie ‘Tor teams. selected
so’ far. for next Tuesday $y as
follows:

J pm, “A” League—Anneltes |
vs. New Laurels; Sunrise ‘ vs.

 

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