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“WILL HELP. CELEBRATIONS” CEO

“Base yall group

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By DICK AYRES

-. Editor of The Daily News

At ab special. ‘meeting last night - the executive of

The Prince. Rupert. Baseball, association stood by its}
guns on staging a $1,000 baseball tournament August}. .
2 and 3, claimed it had beén’ given no'support by the]...
Prince: Rupert B.C. Centennial committee and object- a

ed'strenuously ‘to-an editorial in. ‘Tuesday's: issue. of
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Chairing | the: meeting - -was|’
Frank. Hicks, head of the tourna-
ment: committee who said that
‘the editorial in last night’s-issue
of’ the Dally News, headed “Base-

ball, association only one-out. of |
step" “was sunealied: for and un-

necessary. arn
‘The theme of ‘the: editorial was
. that the, baseball association had

cate. thoughtlesslf in planning}

 

   

_ July .10,

‘our baseball tournament.

_ a -baseball: tournament to’ start

on. the last day of thecity’s B Cc.
Centennial’ celebrations, nt
G.:R, Ford, commisstoner of

; the local: baseball group said that
the minutes ofthe: association’s
executive

meeting, Thursday.
July. 10, noted. that the ‘tourna-.
mént would. start after. the Pot-

‘latch Day parade, : ee

“Phe tournament. will not” start
while the parade is’ ‘on, ag ‘stated

an: the: editorial, ""Mrv F

- Both € ents determined July.

ning: a ‘baseball’ tournament was
taken by either. the Celebrations
committee or, the baseball asso-
ciation until Thursday night,
(the. day. the. Centen-
TUal committee announced its
final plans), Mr,:Ford said. oS
—~ aie Thay sday night. ‘the base-
ball executive met: and decided

_to hold its $1,000. tournament

with seven outsidé: teams invited
to take part. ©. *:

- On. Friday, Mr. Ford said ‘he
was invited to a 5 p.m, meeting
of the Celebrations committec.:

“When I got there only Bill
Long was there and he immed-
lately said “You can't do this”,”
Mr. Ford said. “Shortly after Al-
dermian R. G. Large, Centennial
committee chairman, Joc Scott
and Art Murray, arrived and I
was told that we couldn't hoid
Since
they wouldn't discuss it, 1 left,"
Mr, Ford said.

Mr, Ford reported this to the
exccutive Friday night and the
executive voted to go ahead with
Ihe baseball tournament,

Plans for the baseball tourna-
ment based on Information pro-

Committee asked for donation

At the sume time, Mr. Murray
suld, baseball association secre-
tary Donald Hawryluk approach-
him about three weeks ago, ask-
ing for a donation to help stage

Youth given
suspended term

Susp MekKay,: 10, of Green-
ville had his sxontenco of atx
months i jail suspended. by
Maglstrate BT. Applowhalte in
clty pollee court this morning,

Meltay pleaded guilty on July
10 to a charge of theft under
860 nnd was remanded for aon
tenelng today,

Police tald ine court that
MeKny stole radio fram sa
flalorman's bunt: at Cow Bay
wnd sold tt. te nf second hand
nLore,

‘The Magistrate, in Imposing
sentonon, told MeKay that rose
‘titution of $18 would have to

 

he made to tho" second hand
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NOW oes vin 1 tablet daily

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. He said that ‘the. _ baseball,

‘asseciation had never: been |

properly approached’ by the’
“Centennial committee over the
staging of a baseball tourna-
ment,

However,
months ago: ‘Mrs. Stanley Wilson,
secretary. of. the. Centennial
Committee had. asked him to get
in touch with W. Ji. Scott,: a.
member of the Centennial. ‘coin
mittee’s Celebration - committee,
about staging a baseball ‘ourna-
ment in conjunction with sports
days. in Terrace and in: Prince
Rupert, aces

“However,” when | LS met Joe

Scott’ ‘he said ‘he knew: nothing}:
about it and-Art, Murray (chair-}°

man.of the Celebrations com-
mittee) and Bill Long, (another

member of the Celebrations com- | « : “

 

‘Monday. .No’ details .as ‘to: the

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‘vided: “by the. association;

headline in: The Daily” News
starting time were given...
‘Baseball tournament chairman
Frank Hicks said that the asso-
ciation felt it was doing the city
a favor in helping to ‘boost the
city’s centennial. celebrations.
' Querled this morning Arthur
Murray, chairman of the Cele-
brations committee said that the
Celebrations Committee would
go along with the tournament as
he did not wish to split the city
into factions,

“I prefer not to make a pub-
lic issue over this as' I would
Jike our celebrations to be as
harmonious as possible.”

_Mr. Murray. R. W. Long and
W. J. Scott confirmed that no
action had been taken by either
the Centennial Committee or the
baseball association after the
brief mention of sports: days in
Terrace and in Prince Rupert.
They also sald that Mr. Ford had

Wt hold its baseball tournament
on Port Day or Potlatch Day,

il baseball tournament, Mr, Mur-
ray said that he told Mr, Haw-
ryluk that the committee would
not make a donation since It was
folt that the baseball tourna-
ment would pay its own way.

“Mr, Hawryluk said that tf
the committee wouldn't give
the baseball group any money
then ‘we won't put a tourna.
ment-on’'s Mr, Murray said,

Both Mr. Scott and Mr, Long
sald that the brseball association
kirew all along that a ball asso-
clation tournament would have
been aeceptable hind ft boen
planned In time and fitted into
the, celebrations,

NO APPROACH MADE

No lettor, discussion, request
or dologation has appenred bo-
foro the. elty's Centonnind, Com-
mittee which has mot monthly in
the olly eounell chambers since
Jast Boptembor, .

Referring buck to The Dally
Nows . aditorsal = Comminsionoy
Yord anid that the nssoclation
wanted Ib pointed out that the
Individunl players receive no
monoy for any tournament. in
which ft oly tonm plays,

“The prize monoy, if wo win
WY, woon atinight, to tho longue
Which pays the oxponses of tho
players," Mr, Word anid, Tf
there jan't any prize money, the
naxoalntion win footxy the bmn,"
ho anid,

“An far na the prize monoy {x

: -were|*
announced. With a" ‘six-column |

spokeoes, Tuesday ‘announced Teac ance ‘of ‘acon-
ciliation. board report awarding a 5l4-per-cent. across-
the-board increase to 3, 600 shore workers i in the B.C.

 

pous out of town,”

_queen Elisabetta Rota. ‘makes * ‘like: “Mary ‘and j
_ stroll in: ‘Rome. ' Elisabetta: has: been selected to rep
in the “Miss Europe”. Beauty ‘contest, to. be. ‘held’ in’ 1 Istanbul

Turkey, July. 4.

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fishing industry.
~The United Fishermen and Al-

| lied Workers’. Union said a “maj-

ority of the cannery employees
and fresh fish: workers voted to
accept ‘the unanimous concilia-

tion award but It declined. to re-

veal voting figures,

‘President James Sinclair of the
B.C, Fisheries Association. said:
“The award is expensive for us
but. this Is one season when we
all want to fish.”

Apart from the wage increase
the award gives. the workers

three. weeks. holiday or six per

cent. vacation -—pay after 10 in-
stead of 15 years,

POPOL OIS eoeeerrrarars PEOPLES oo

Fire Chief
urges caution

City Fire chief Earl W,
Becker Is: urging Prince
Rupert residents not to burn
brush during the present
hot spell, He sald the brush
Is very dry at the present

time and will ecateh — fire
“quite rapidly’.
We asked residents who

wre burning rubbish in in-
einerators to make sure that
they keep them well covered,
“Tt only takes a small spark
to start a fire, Inedry brush”,
Mr. leckor sald,

 

 

“Princess spends
“scorching da) y
In Victoria.

VICTORIA (1) Princess
Margaret’s last day’ in’ Victoria
was only fairly busy, but terrific-
ally hot.

Wer itinerary “yesterday: took
her on a visit to the: vetcrans’
hospital here, to a -three-nation
navy review and a: ‘banquet with
senior navy officers,

Today the Princess left Vic-|

loria at 10 a.m. to tour several}.
upisland points before flying to
Vancouver for an overnight stay
in preparation for her trip ta
northern B.C.

se matte i meen aera

B.C. salmon
not endangered |

OTTAWA CP)—Thero is no ev
idence that Japanese fishermen
are eatching salmon spawned In
British Columbia rivers cast of
the 175th meridian, Deputy Fish-
erics Minister George Clark said
today, The moridian rung west
of Wawall,

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Minister Sidney: Smith
“his visit.to. America. 2
“We have to review a lot
problems” ‘thrown ‘up. by. recent;

‘fore. taking ‘off. “It -is a: critical

esterday,
‘United: States. air ‘defences.
were placed on 'a_ “universal.
readiness’. status,. Associated.
- Press reported from Colorado’
Springs, Colo. . .

General “Earl ° E, Partridge,
comumandecr-in-chief of: .-
North ‘American Alr: Defenée
Command, ‘gave the order after

of staff,

NORAD said © the “universal
readiness’ means a greater state
‘of watchfulness and a small ‘in-
crease In the number of aircraft

status,

The new status does not mean
recall of personnel on Jeave and
does not call for any inereased
action by the civilian ground ob-
server corps,

 

From the battle sceno in Bel-
rut Canadian Press repotted
today that a second contingent
of 1,800 U.S, marines Innded
on the southern outskirts of
Lebanon's capital,

The Insurgents seeking to oust
pro-woslern” president Chamoun
moved forward about three

 

 

Boat model made of sterling silver.
Yacht Club's prize in cruiser race

Wy GUADYS BALDWIN

“Alles of Fringe Rupert ts
folting a inst aplt and polish,
Decks, cubin and hull will bo
Mirror bright for Mriday when
the bonts i the ‘Titornational
Caplial to Onpital oruiker raco
arrive,

While tn “drydaok" minor re-
pilra, have boon done and a
Nfohont has to be replaced, It
was lost during one of: the many
erulsos “Altice” has mnde since
axho was launcheel In 1990,

YAlica’’ Ja difforont from the
wana) wn of yachts and eruia-
ord. Sho ta solid sterling allver
Md tha sow she svila over js
allver too, sho is tho Prince Rup-
or Rowing and Yacht Club
trophy for the International
Orulsar race, and was handmade
by J. W, Bulygor In 1090, '

 

Made to sente from blueprints,
she Look Mr, Bulger nearly three
months of spare tine to fash
lon, Lifebouta, winches and an-
chors aro of silver too, It look
approximately one pound of
solid sterling to make,

In 1090 the trophy was, won
by tho “Maldil," alsppored by
Jack Powors, “THONG ware the
days," Mr, Bulger cominonted,
“when tho whole town turned.
out to grooet tha racers,” We cone
Winvod, “Tt was really something
(o crulye fron) Seattle to Alaska.”

Qthor shields on the baso of
tho trophy for later races aro
“Qonquoat” alcippared . by WW. i,
Garrett of “Bromorton Yacht
Olub, 1081;> yacht “Camnolita”
Under captain Norton Clapp,
1963; ‘Wahtnowl’ Howard Oruver,

““Rugeb Pride", Bol) » Wilson,
Queon Cliy Yueh Onp?* .

Tho “Puget Pride,” siippored
by Bob Wilson, is ona of the
erulsers scheduled. to arrive
Priday.”

“Alico” of Prince Rupert will
ba prasented to winnors of: this
yonrs raco walong with the Clty
of Prince Rupert Trophy and
the: Canadian Fish and Cold
Btorago Trophy. (now BO. Pack-.
era) at a dinner to bo hold
Friday at the Canadinn Legion
ab 7:90. pm,

Tho three trophies wore mado
In 1080, the flrat your of the
Caplin’ to Capital rage, Wlrat
prize ta the City of Prince Rup-
ert. Trophy wocond, the Yaht
Ohib trophy and third, tho Can-
reellivn lah. and Cold Storage

 

Souttlo Yacht Club, 1056, and

Trophy, - .

ee HO eg eemt ome abt

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‘of |
events,” Lloyd. told: reporters be=f - ‘
| position we are. in, en ‘he. said. weeieape

Canadian. ‘and : :

the”

‘conferences with Canada’s chiefs.
of staff and the US. joint’ chiefs .

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second - night in .

 
  

  

“ Astoria, $47
venue, \said ‘she
‘spotted ‘ what lookéd. like’'a
“fairly bright star”, flashing |
on and off, at about 11:45
last ‘night. “y; ‘watched it: for.

  

' Astoria’ said.’

Mrs. - Neil: Gulbralih, 105.
Fight ‘Avenue West, said she
saw the satellite for about |

. 1 minutes, starting at about

:20, She siuld it moved very
slowly.

The’ Daily News hus: been:
unable te obtain rellable in-
formation. as ,to whether
Sputnik 3 will be visible

again ‘tonight.

Moxicd's Jending ttn abi,
Jouon no“ time in dinting’ o
nunibor wter arriving In New
Pork at Idlowlld Alrport from
Moxloo, Olty aboard an Alr
Franco. plano, Protty Miny
Plnal-: lofts dmmodiately © for

 

Spal t to: make. oO flim thoro,

the’ sky tonight.

‘nearly. halt: an hour", MEE:

. smoke-grimed’

(Limited to: tho Nass Rivor Valloy,

 

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“MENTOO'S TOP-ayivin Pinah'

- WHITEHORSE: YY. "
‘dents - stood - on.

0.
ash = ‘covered

smoke-streaked ° northern

fire upon this Yukon capital of
3,600.

the fire to within 10. miles © of
| Whitehorse Tuesday, then died

The respite gave 75 ‘red-oyed,
fireflghters
chance to cul. a 260-foot wide,
foyr mile long, firebroak, about

olght miles from the city’s out-
skirts. The fire approached the
swath early today, -

The blaze, burning along a

| seven-milo front, has left black- |
ened behind it 38 miles of sprice

and pino stahds slong the Alaska
highway, ,

rr he Prince Ruport Chamber
of Commoerco was informed ‘tos
day that the July 23 trip to
Terrace, which was to Include a
drive aong the new road of the
Columbin = Callulose Company

Tins been vanvellod,

R. C. Tolford, manner of Cole
umbin Cellulose Compnny, Ltd,
Woods Division, Torraca, in a
long-distance telophone convore

this morning that a trip atthia
tla would bho “mont ; unwine,"
“Wo are oxporlonalng the moat
noritjos Mreshagards in. the dis-
trlet' In years and the.'prevent
condition would not. be conduc-
ive to any trip at this time," My.
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wondering whether high winds) fisnerie
would spring up again and bring

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“Fire hazard halts”
_ trip up Nass road

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her sinus’ ‘vatarrh, It wa.
edoate” (Buckingham
Tuesday night. ®. yh

She is. continuing. toni Thane
good. progress. againet: the., ie vn
ness from. which she hasbeen
sutforing for a. week |

   

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