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MONTY'
MMtKRS
The
mint'
at
Ottawa
started
in
19U8
as
a
branch
of
the
ro-al
mint
of
London.
'
i
Oldtimers
To
Take
on
Youngsters
-
An
Oldtimers
versus
Young-(
Pavlikis.
Bill
Gumv
Maurice
stcrs
baseball
came
has
been
:
Seott.
Don
Hawryluk,
Cliff
Duhl,
scheduled
for
the
evening
of
;
rfec
McKinnon,
Bill
Sundberg,
May
24.
as
an
added
attraction
1
Bill
Lazeruk.
Doug
Kerr.
Alex
to
Empire
Day
activities.
Rusty
!
Bill.
Ian
Dunbar
and
Harley
Thirty-Six
Game
Schedule
Fixed
For
Little
League
Reed
Debut
Successful
As
G
&
A
Downs
Eskys
First
half
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
I-eague
baseball
will
gei
Ford,
coach
of
the
latter
squad,
i
Lewis
Graciously
Modern
.1:
-
.'
Rusty
Ford
asked
today
that
Styled
to
announced
today.
any
other
players
who
can
be
f
get
in
touch
available
that
day.
with
lum
r.t
30!).
BEDROOM
SUIT
;
Hill
grounded
out
and
Enridge
j
then
poled
a
line
drive
past
sun-bhiidi'd
Ken
Hill
to
make
the
circuit
for
an
in-the-park
home
run
to
put
G
&
A
back
Two
home
runs
and
seven
costly
errors
by
the
opposition
gave
Gordon
and
Anderson
their
third
straight
win
last
night
when
the
hardwaremen
troun-
.
.
"
by
RESTMORE
HISTOltlC
FOS'f
Rupert's
House,
built
In
13(i3.
'
1
hp
Hudson's
Bav
Comnan'
s
oldest
trading
past
on
Hudsi.i
Bay.
red
Esquires
7-4
in
a
scheduled
j
in
the
driver's
seat.
Both
ends
of
the
fourth
were
underway
in
Prince
Rupert
next
Thursday,
May
27.
with
Kinsmen
meeting
Sea
Kings
in
the
first
game
of
the
30-game
schedule
at
Algoma
Park.
Little
League
officials
today
announced
the
league
schedule,
noting
that
Wednesdays,
Saturdays
and
some.
Sundays
had
been
avoided
in
the
schedule
in
case
they
might
be
needed
to
play
rained-out
games.
They
asked
all
managers
to
notify
players'
agent
Art
Williamson
by
6
p.m.
Saturday,
May
21,
of
the
15
players
comprising
their
respective
teams.
Officials
said
individual
team
practices
may
be
held
on
days
reserved
for
rained
out
games
when
the
field
Is
not
required
for
those
games.
The
practice
schedule
will
be
announced
later.
League
equipment
will
be
stored
in
Spcro's
store
basement.
The
gear
will
be
drawn
by
teams
as
required
.and
returned
there
on
completion
of
use.
Each
team
will
have
its
own
gear
In
its
own
duffle
bag
or
box.
The
first
half
of
the
playini;
schedule
(with
Raines
starting
at
7
p
m.
sharp)
Is
as
follows:
!
scoreless
as
was
the
top
of
the
The
game
will
be
played
fol-
j
lowing
the
Kinsmen
Club
children's
sports
at
Roosevelt
Park.
I
Scheduled
to
turn
out
for
the
j
1
vounger
players
team
will
be
I
Rev
McKay,
lion
and
Syd
Scherk.
j
j
Dennis
Reed,
Bill
Donnolly,
j
j
Jackie
Sharpe,
Joe
Giordano,
1
!
Darrow
Young,
Don
Hartwig.
j
Dave
Hill,
Earry
Williamson,
Jimmy
Flewin,
Bill
Donaldsou,
:
Dick
Nickerson.
Muddy
Sedge-wick,
Fred
Christensen,
Gordie
Cameron,
Bill
Morrison,
Stan
i
Petrow,
Andy
Marshall,
Ken
Hill,
Paul
Poirier
and
Ralph
Enridge.
i
For
the
Oldtimers
will
be
Jack
Lindsay,
Bill
Lambie,
Herble
Morgan.
Miner
and
Bruce
Kim-undson,
Benny
Wu.dle,
Nick
v..
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r
-
Frince
Rupert
Senior
Baseball
league
game
at
Roosevelt
Park.
Before
a
menrrre
rrowd,
young
Dennis
Keed
pitched
his
first
full
name
()f
senior
ball,
.striking
out
nine
but
(jlviiu;
up
six
five
passes.
'
Esquires
iu
turn
used
::!ovv-baller
Uiik
Lftourmair
who
lasted
oiilv
two
innin.s
and
was
replaced
by
Jackie
Sharpe
who
absorbed
tbe
less.
CI
&
A
were
first
on
the
s.'ore
Kheet
after
une
and
a
half
score-
If.
;
fifth.
Reed
took
down
the
Es-
I
i
entires'
offering
one-two-three
j
!
with
an
assist
from
Stan
Hetrow
!
!
who
made
a
sensational
catch1
'
of
Paul
Poiner's
lelt
field
blow
'
that
went
foul,
to
end
the
inn-
!
iitf
j
i
Three
errors
and
a
single
by
1
Petrow
saw
two
more
runs
come
i
i
in
for
G
&
A
in
the
bottom
of
I
Mi"
fifth
and
Esouiivs
were
only
able
to
reply
with
a
single
run
'
I'aiur
a
Oouoie
by
Don
nawry-
mM
'5:-,
:r
r-
First
Half
of
May
27
Kllisiwn
vs..
Boa
Klmfs.
less
iniuiu't
when
in
I
tie
bottom
Schedule
'
June
11
Snpir
Vnttt
vs.
Eta
KS:.
June
14
8upe
Valu
vs.
Kinsmen
June
15
North
8tar
vs.
Sea
Koigs
Juno
17
Kinsmen
va.
Sea
Kums
Juno
IB
Super
Vulu
va
North
Stars
June,
21
North
Stnrs
va
Kinsmen
June
aa
Sea
Kings
va.
Suer
Valu
June
24
Kinsmen
vs.
Suier
VaUi
June
25
Sea
Kms
va.
North
Slal's
Muy
2H
Suikt
ViUu
vs.
North
Stars
May
SI
North
Stars
vs.
Kinsmen
June
1
S'u
Kings
vs.
Super
Valll
June
3
Kinsmen
vs.
Super
Valu
June
4
Sett
Kinga
vs.
North
Stars
June
7
Sea
Kings
va.
Kinsmen
June
8
North
Slurs
vs.
Super
Valu
June
10
Kinsmen
vs.
North
Stars
COME
AND
TEST
OUR
1954
STUDEDAKER
STATION
WAGONS
Fur
a
sml
economical
car
try
our
A-3l
AUSTIN.
A
complete
ear
with
a
low
price
of
only
SI
l!l.",
that
ini
liules
foam
rubber
seals,
leather
upholstery,
directional
simals
anil
bi
atrr-tlefriisler
unit.
'
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
of
the
second
frame,
Ralph
En-
Ink
and
a
sn.gL'
by
M
Kay.
ridge
was
safe
on
an
error,
was
'
INsrilANCK
tLVS
sacrificed
to
second
by
Ian
Dun-
j
still
another
error
plus
safe-bar
and
brought
home
by
li
well-:
ties
by
Reed
and
Scherk
gave
hit
homer
by
Stan
Petrow.
G
&
A
an
insurance
run
in
the
Esquires
too.;
the
lead
in
the
"bottom
of
the
Sixth.
Reed
struck
ton
of
the
third
after
Reed
gave
out
Hill,
Mutulle
and
Poirier
in
LOUIS'
SNACK
BAR
formerly
Sandy's
Cafe)
NOW
OPEN
2
p.m.
to
12:30
a.m.
Under
new
management
Coffee,
Excellent
Meals
TItY
OI.R
DULY
SI'IXIAI.S
In
beautiful
new
Tawny
Oalc
shade
Larga
tilting
plate
Mirrors.
Dustproofcd
cases.
O
The
finest
steel-doweled
Bcdstood
i
industry.
Centre
guides
on
all
drawers.
Hand-rubbed
surfaces.
Cright
brass
pulls.
Second
half
of
schedule
will
be
published
luter.
j
SOCCER
GAME
SET
TONIGHT
BETWEEN
SHIP
XI,
MOTORS
I
There
will
be
a
soccer
game
tonight
at
Roosevelt
Park
between
the
General
Motors
squad
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
association
and
an
eleven
from
the
Norwegian
freighter
up
two
walks
and
an
error
plus
another
free
pais
walked
in
Le-tourneau.
A
single
by
Ken
Hill
scored
Ray
McKay
and
a
second
one-base
blow
.scored
Joe
Giro-dano
to
give
tru?
clothiers
a
one-run
lead.
G
&
A
came
storming
back
in
the
bottom
of
the
third.
Don
Scherk
got
on
by
an
error,
liave
the
top
of
the
seventh
to
ensure
his
victory.
After
the
game
Esquires'
manager
Kenny
Windle,
gave
notice
'
tii.it.
Fsquires
would
not
play
any
future
games
if
an
official
umpire
was
not
present.
Whether
or
not
he
intends
to
file
this
;
protest
with
Baseball
Commissioner
Stan
Moran
is
not
known.
Maurice
Scott
umpired
behind
the
plate
after
being
asked
to
take
the
job
and
with
agreement
from
both
G
&
A
mentor
Rusty
Ford
am.
Windle.
dLlmie
ZV.sr.i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
and
Bookcase
Dresser,
Chest
Headboard
delicious
dessert..
Buffalo
presently
berthed
at
the
Columbia
Cellulose
docks
at
Watson
Island.
Maurice
Bishop,
president
of
the
soccer
accocia-
"
tion
made
the
announcement,
adding
that
game
time
is
7
p.m.
Group
Plans
To
Aid
BEG
Finances
VANCOUVER
Ambitious
Island.
Okanagan,
Kootenays
plins
to
provide
financial
undCariboo
and
Prince
Rupert,
technical
aid
to
B.C.
sports
i
The
society,
he
said,
hopes
to
groups
were
outlined
this
week
j
establish
a
series
of
annual
by
Eric
Whitehead,
president
of
-ports-citizenship
scholarships
at
(he
newly-formed
B.C.
Athletic
t
he.
ltnivoraiiv
nf
rtrituh
r,i,,m.
522
$19
Chest
Bed.
From.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dresser
and
Regular
Bed.
From
Daily
News
Champions
Of
B
Division
pm
n
o
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
.
.
CHOW
ME
IN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Oulsiile
Orders,
i'houe
V."
1
in
L3
U
The
Daily
News
bowling
team
bia..
The
scholarships
would
go
to
young
people
who
show
promise
both
as
sportsmen
and
as
good
citizens.
frozen
strawberries
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
"A
Rood
place
to
buy
for
over
a
quarter
o!
a
308
Third
Avenue
Phi
ffcW
tAiit
Round
Table
Society.
Speaking
to
a
meeting
of
game's
directors,
he
said
the
society,
formed
six
weeks
ago,
hopes
to
raise
several
thousand
dollars
as
a
"cushion"
against
env
deficit
in
the
British
Empire
Games.
The
drive
would
be
the
Society's
first
major
project.
Whitehead
said
the
Society
has
been
set
up
in
six
division
with
a
commissioner,
for
each:
i
The
Lower
Mainland,
Vancouver
j
last
ni';ht
won
the
"B"
Division
playoffs
of
the
Mixed
Bowling
I
league
edging
out
Harolds
by
a
:
five-game
score
of
5G22
to
5588.
1
lie
News
so.uad
won
the
"B"
j
Division
league
title
by
downing
(
Mixups
3-1
last
week
to
beat
out
j
Harolds
in
the
league
point
race
68-65.
!
Tonight
will
see
the
league
j
finals
between
the
News
sextet
i
and
Shamrocks,
the
"A"
division
;
champions.
NEW
7-M-r
CONVENIENCE
B.C.
Swimmers
Capture
Awards
WINNIPEG
Albert
Ford,
president
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Swimming
Association,
announced
here
that
two
British
r
i
Balfe
Columbia
swimmers
have
won
I
To
amass
thair
5622
total
The
.
!
News,
with
a
handicap
of
85
'
1
pins,
rolled
games
of
907,
1283,
i
11)53.
1189,
1103.
Harolds'
five
EUCTRIC
STARTING
ames
were
as
follows
1137,
998,.
1953
awards
as
Canada's
outstanding
swimmers-of-the-year.
Ted
Simpson
of
Vancouver
was
awarded
the
Sir
Edward
Beatty
Trophy
and
Lenora
Fisher
of
Ocean
Falls
received
the
Beatrice
Pines
Trophy
for
their
achievement.
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i
iof3.iu.S4
ana
luit).
They
had
a
FUtl
GEAR
SHIFT
handicap
of
2J5.
Mary
Postuk.
lead-off
for
the
t'cw'i
squad
had
a
five-game-totai
of
1103
for
a
220.
G
average.
VANCOUVER,
B.C.,
JUIT
30
AUG.?
r
lacing
third
was
Esquires,
!
with
a
handicap
of
110
who
iclied
932.
1
117,
1104.
934
and
1140
for
a
5387
total.
Fourth
was
Mixups
who
started
from
scratch
and
rolled
11)29.
1147,
1000,
1109
and
992
for
a
total
of
5337.
Fifth
w.i.i
Hills
Shoes
with
5284
and
sixth
was
Ehys
and
Sons
with
4
;::.o.
Kh'mirockH.
composed
of
Fran
I
H-H
SPEED
I
vws$A
C0NTR01
Vjf-
"If
L'
IT
1R0LLS
i
CZk
fl
J?
HTSiD
FOR
;
VAv.-JiJ
REMOTE
i
Olafxon,
Walter
Page,
Marge
Laporte.
Paul
liiche,
Herdis
Hol-!
ktslad
and
Johnny
Laporte
meet
'''''A
con,ro1
Ixs
,
k
'
MANUAL
'
':.
LTART
too
the
News
squad
of
Mary
Postuk,
Noble
Powell,
Shirley
Yule,
Doug
Standing.
Jean
Nixon
and
Dick
Ayres
at
7
tonight
for
the
crucial
five-game
series.
Johnson
SEA-HORSE
25
H.P
OUTBOARD
MOTOR
WASHER
.
$419.
i
w-to
i
Imp
)m
1?
DRYER
$329.95
New
Low
Terms
Pian
Schedule
i
For
Farm
Teams
Little
Lea;;uo
officials
announced
today
that
arrangements
are
under
way
to
draw
up
a
schedule
for
the
farm
teams
of
that
league.
A
Little
League
spokesman
said
that
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
J
P
W
P
;
13
!
RCMP
personnel
and
Canon
j
;
Basil
Procktrr
had
expressed
:
;
willingrmss
to
supervise
farm
:
team
games
and
that
the
league
executive
was
expecting
to
hear
i
i
from
the
Prince
Rupert
fire
de-!
;
partment
and
also
from
some
1
CCC
shift
workers.
It
is
hoped
I
;
that
the
minor
loop
players
of
1
j
the
Little
League
will
have
a!
:
schedule
set
for
them
within
the
i
;
next
two
weeks.
I
!
to
Anion
W
I
Love
Electric
I
1
Limited
'
I
1
Cow
Bay,
Prince
Kupcrt
I
,1
I
I;
T.v
For
APPLICATIONS
NOW
BEING
ACCEPTED
FOR
THE
NEW
REGIHB1T
OF
l
lUllin
Summer
Wear
Cool
Sturdy
Shoes
by
SAVAGE
Featuring
Ions-wearing
Neolite
soles
Second-to-none
on
the
parade
ground.
Second
lo-none
on
the
battlefield.
This
is
the
aim
of
Canada's
newest
regiment,
The
Canadian
Guards.
Incorporating
the
colour
and
smartness
of
military
trodi-Hon
at
its
finest,
The
Canadian
Guards
ranks
first
among
tho
Army's
regular
infantry
regiments.
The
men
who
serve
in
The
Canadian
Guards
must
be
able
to
meet
the
special
physical
standards
required.
They
will
be
proud
of
the
title
"Guardsman",
but
they
must
be
ready
to
live
up
to
the
high
standards
required
of
a
Canadian
Guardsman.
For
The
Canadian
Guards
must
be
o!
close
perfect
as
possible
wherever
they
go
-
their
diess
and
dep
ment
always
above
reproach.
Right
now
there
is
a
requirement
for
young
me"
would
like
to
share
in
the
colourful
dress
and
ceremon-activities
of
the
new
Canadian
Guards.
There
is
a
cha
and
an
opportunity
for
young
men
with
the
ambition
to
l
The
Canadian
destined
for
the
ig
Guards
-
a
regiment
honours
wherever
they
are
called
upon
to
serve
ai
freedom.
soft
leathers
Sanitized
for
longer.
ANOTHER
ACHIEVEMENT
IF--
C'
1
MEICHEKS
DISTI1
1
1
UIF
i
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