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Monday, Oct. 24, 1982

AMERICAN PORTS PROFIT

Up to the middle of October the Saskatchewan Wheat
Pool had delivered eleven and a quarter million bushels of
wheat to the American port of Buffalo. During that same
period not a bushel of wheat had been sent to the Cana-
dian port of Prince Rupert.

We would like to draw the attention of Premier Bennett
to this anomaly. Canadian wheat is being rushed out
through American perts, encouraging American railways,
American commerce and giving employment to American
workmen.

The present government has seen fit to bonus the trans-
portation of wheat through the Hudson Bay terminal but
no such action has been taken to see that the older estab-
lished terminal of Prince Rupert gets a proper share of
the business.

DAILY EDITION

SMILIN’ THRU
These are tough days. Everybody admits it. Nobody is
hit any harder than the newspapers but we try to come
smiling through. We are not hit any harder here than else-

where. No matter in what country or what part of the‘

country, the same story is heard. People are getting back
to the more simple life of their forefathers. They are do-
ing without things that a few years ago they theught were
necessities.

But we must remember that there have been depres-
sions in the past and possibly there may be more in the
future in spite of the efforts of many te prevent them. At
any rate there will be periods of difficulty. The only me-
thod is to keep smiling and be as happy as possible, not ig-
noring the ugly facts but facing them as cheerfully as pes-
sible and, when opportunity oceurs, setting about. to so
improve conditions that periods of depression may become
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[__ SPORT NEWS
HIGH WINS BADMINTON
IN SOCCER IS OPENED

Laeky to Deteat Booth Scheel by ©.N.R.A. Inaugurated Season On
Its Courts Yesterday

Odd Goal in Junior Léague |

The regular Junior Football; The 1932-33 winter badminton
League fixture on Saturday between }season was formerly ushered in at
High and Booth resulted in a lucky {the courts of the Canadian Natio-
win for High by two goals to one. |nal Recreation Association yester-

Beek attaekee from the start!day witht the playing of an Ameri-
ana Eby went close with a drive ican tournament, eleven teams 01
Alf Ritchie was 2 strong defender. | twenty-two members taking part
Booth was having the best of the|in this official event
game and, after its fofwards had| First honers were taken by W.
combinéd nitely, MacDonald just|B. Tobey and Mrs. F. M. Davis by
missed. Fulton got away for High|Wwirning nine out of their ten
but Eby blocked him. Lee and O’- events with a.score of 148 points;
Neill were effectiy wine halves.}J. H Horton and Miss Thelma Da-
MacDonald again narrowly missed! Vis ranked second with 4
and Eby drove just past. Hieh for-'142. Standing of the balance of
wards got away through Shrubsall/the teanmts was as follows: J.Com-
and Fulton and Gay saved a long|2dina and Mrs. J. W. MeAuley, 138;
cross ffom Lindsay and did well to'R. Tobey and Miss Ruth Gillies
block Colussi’s drive a moment 135: J. A. Teng and Mrs. J. H. Hor-
late?. Currie stopped the next!'on. 125; F. M. Dovis ang Mrs. F
Booth rush. MacDonald crossed one 4. Rogers, 119; A. Styles and 8.
in ftont of the goal but McMeekin ' Jurmain, 100; W. P. A. MeIntosh
finished weakly. Matsumoto madei®"4 Mrs. 4. L. Holtby. 96: M. Ha
a fine run - fdema and M. Lamb, 64: M. Van-

Booth pressed at the start of the Cooten and Miss Flsie Davis, 62;
second half but -Colussi was the|4- Skattebol and Miss Mary O'-
first to be dangerous. Then, i n an{|® en,
attack, Bob Ritchie deflected a ‘wet t! All games were blayed to @ con-
past Gay to give High its first goal. fe Insion at fifteen points only. The

 

 

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versity of Southern California
Stanford 0
niversity of California 7, Wash-

   

{playing of é@leven teams dn one
Lindsay took a dangerous corner) g hats :
field in this type of tournament
but then Booth teok up the attack | meant What. Ghet  teads. extend
U t c 2 emoy
and play was even and fast. O'Neill) : a.
. competitions with each of the ten
gave Shrubsall an opening but ol dinioal a
tn ther shat oF Veletn aa’ e j}opvosing combinations during the
atter snot r S ss
al : goa a fet as ; | afternoon. Refreshments were
. ir to ssess .
ee. ee een USS!-|served under the capable supervi-
Gay saved a couple of good shots ion of Mrs. 3. H. Horton
and then Campbell got a second |
goal from a suspiciously offside po- |
sition, Shrubsall having god down A eB Football
in front of Gay after the latter had rican oot
saved. McMeekin scored for mek
with a splendid drive that had An-| Chicago University 13, Indiana 7.
nesley beaten all the way. Booth} Notre Dame 42, Carnegie Tech 0
forced a corner but the ball was} Washineton State College 7. Ote-
finally scrambled away and High}... State College 6
was lucky to win by the odd goal; University of Texas 18, Rice In-
in three titute @ :
oh nneslev “urrie ar : ‘ : 2 = :
_High—Annesiey; J. Currie. A.) North Caroling State 17, Plorida
Ritehie: Lee. Naylor, O'Neill; Lind-',
say. Shrubsall, Colussi, Campbell.' Uni
Fulton 1a7
Booth—Gay: Bob Ritchie, Nelson U
Matsumoto, Eby, McGreish; Lear.) inoton 6
Binke, MacDonald, Hale, McMee-} xor+nwesterm 7. Purdue 7
kin | Princeton 0, Navy ¢
Referee—J. Campbell ,
Linesmen—Veitc!

Minnesota 3, Iowa 6

and S. Body. {| Kansas 6, Nebraska 2
. es 5 ae Harvard 10, Dartmouth 7
| Pitisbure 6 Ohjo State {
Three-Mile Road 9 ser ",-»e 8

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Run on Saturday «°°:

Elever Lecal Track Men Participa- |
ted in Leng Distance Sprint CRIBBACE.

Eleven local runners participated ;
n a three-mile long istance run U
which started

from King Edward
High School on Saturday morning

7 October 4
The pack was faced by Geo. Blake — ms Empese
; : anadian Legion vs. Empress
nd whipped by Ronald Allen, oth- ae é P
Sea: Cove vs. Moose

ers taking part being J. Bussanich.;
B. Cameron, Walter Cross, Jim
Greer. B. Green, Phil Edgcumbe, T

Eagies vs. Grotto
I. O. O. F. vs. Elks

; Swift vs. Musketeers
Johnstone, Mike McCaffery and H.; aed oi
Worst ‘
' Canadian Legion vs. Moose :
Seal Cove vs 0. O. F ;
SCHEDULE | Empress vs. Eagles.
: | Grotto vs. Musketeers.

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iSeal Cove
,Andrews; Sons of Norway vs. Grot-

»Andrews vs. I. O. O. F.; Musketeers

OF WHIST) oi secenve

Canadian Legion vs. Eagles.
October 27—Pish Packers vs. Sons} , 5¢2! Cove vs. Grotto.

of Norway; Canadian Legion vs.| Empress vs. Elks.

Seal Cove: Grotto vs. Swift; St.! Moose vs. Swift ’

I. O. O. F. vs. Musketeers

November 14

Canadian Legion vs. 1. O. 0. F

Seal Cove vs. Eagles.

Grotto vs. Elks

Empress vs. Swift

 

vs. Empress
yvovember 3—Fish Packers vs
Canadian Legion vs St.| i

to; Swift vs. Empress; Musket eers |

lvs. .0.0.F Moose vs Musketeers. j
November 10—Fish Packers vs.| November 21 i
Canadian Legion vs. Grotto ;

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Andrews

Fish Packers vs. Practice Schedule | '
For Basketball

Wednesday
00-7 :35— Warriors.
35-8: 15—€. N_R. |
15-8 :50-—-Rovers. ;
30-9:25—Boy Scouts. :
25-10:00—Merchants

vs. Empress
November 17

of Norway vs. Musketeers; Seal Cove
vs. Empress

November 24-—Fish Packers vs.
Swift; Canadian Legion vs. Sons of '
Norway: St. Andrews vs. Muske-
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Grotto vs ey eee

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December —Fish Packers vs.
Musketeers . Andrews vs. Swift; Sunday
Seal Cove vs. Grotto; Canadian Le-| 1:00-1:30—Tuxis
gion vs. I. 0. 0. F.; Sons of Norway| 1:30-2:00—Panthers.
vs. Empress 2:00-2:30—Comets j

December 8—Fish Packers vs. 1.! 2:30-3:00—Cardmals
O. O. F.; Musketeers vs, Grotte:{ 3:00-3:30—Grotto.
Seal Cove vs. St. Andrews; Sons of; 3:30-4:00—Amazons
Norway vs. Swift; Canadian Legion; 4:00-4:30—Jap. Asso.
vs. Empress 1 4:30-5:00—Meteors. |

 

 

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