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f
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Doiiy
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Tuesday,
November
27,
1951
In
the
WORLD
of
SPG
Vet
Weather
PROTECTION
with
Canadians
In
Hitler's
Barracks
civilians
are
rushing
repairs
and
improvements
which
in
some
I
cases
will
only
be
finished
short
hours
before
the
Canadians!
arrive.
Allied
bombs
made
this!
necessary
in
many
cases.
j
RHMAINED
INTACT
i
Women
Cagers
To
Pay
Chile
Visit
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jir.
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m
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air
passengers
To
Vancouver
(Mondavi
R.
E.
Gladding.
R.
M.
Clift,
Mr.
Bothweil,
Mr.
Hurst,
C.
Marquett.
To
Vancouver
(
today
i
N.J.
Smith,
J.
Denton,
Verne
Miller,
F.
Mcintosh.
Isaksen,
R
Chris-tianson,
Mi
.
Brockoo,
Mr.
Michel-son,
B.
Fundak,
J.
Prokop.
To
Sandspit
(
today
i
Dr.
Myron
Lazarchuk,
G.
Borden,
G.
Powell,
R.
Peterson,
G.
Carlson,
M".
Cross,
G.
Spalding.
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I
By
DOUGLAS
HOW
I
Canadian
Pre&lj
SLafT
Writer
WICHITA,
Kansas.
A
picked;
United
States
team
is
slated
to
S
The
Hannover
base,
however,
was
relatively
untouched.
Its
buildings
stand
as
part
of
a
pattern
of
playing
fields,
parade
squares,
trees,
flower
and
rock
gardens,
hedges,
paved
and
cobbled
streets
and
tennis
courts.
The
whole
area
is
rimmed
with
a
fence
of
stone
and
wood.
The
barracks
each
hold
about
250
men
and
currently
bear
the
If
-
&r-;
ito'iiiinSM-Uart;
compete
in
the
first
women's!
WITH
THE
CANADIANS
IN
basketball
world
championships
GERMANY
(("-Thanks
to
Hitler,
in
Chile
in
March.
.Canadian
soldiers
have
never
Mrs.
Irvin
Van
Blarcom,
na-
:lived
,n
better
barraclcs
or
sur.
tional
women's
basketball
chair-
10,.nrijri(,
,hn
,h.,,
,,..
'"
"
M
man
for
the
Amateur
Athletic
r.i
i
ters
in
Germany.
union
saia
we
win
p.uuuu.,;
The
Fuehrer
built
them
after
r"nn':r'r'
the
-1.93?
ln
"..
wiLhWs
names
of
such
British
military
nQ
l
that
the
Third
Reich
would
liv
iuminaries
as
Wavell,
Auchinleck
United
States."
1
1
"
.
l.uuu
years
ana
on
tne
theory
and
Montgomery.
The
Cana-that
nothing
was
too
good
for
j
Gians
are
thinking
of
adding
the
forces
that
would
make
his
.
some
Crerars,
McNaughtons
and
dream
come
true.
Id
her
retired
greats
of
the
army
Canada
has
nothing
like
them.
!0f
yesterday.
Hockey
Scores
Western
Iiiter.-Okanaan
Trail
5,
Kamloops
4
i
overtime)
This
Xmas
niiusn
oincers
say
iney
naven
i
The
average
room
holds
six
either.
Canada
built
ner
war
i
lulnrde
ryA.
The
bed
hai
Ihroe
time
bin
l
acks
to
last
lor
15
years.
Hitler
built
his
to
last
far
GIVE
ELECTRICALLY
"
KA.S7I.hn
uuii-ot
10
oe
outdone
by
the
pretty
western
girls
who
came
east
to
cher
the
.Vkatclvwan
team
to
victory,
eastern
cheer
.ead
-ry.
...i-e
inr-u,fi,.H
i
th
n..
f
.
straw
"biscuits"
for
a
mattress,
;
several
blankets
and
white
!
sheets.
Each
soldier
gets
a
locker
;
and
has
a
trunk
under
his
bed.
j
One
of
the
first
Canadians
roM
Saturday.
Tl.i.s
is
one
of
the
Toronto
fcoals
with'
Toronto
and
district
cheerleaders
longer
than
that,
and
he
built
them
superbly.
It
is
not
only
the
quality
of
the
buildings
but
the
neatness
and
(CP
PHOTO
I
into
these
quarters
was
LCpl
themselves
'that
have
impressed
!
DonaId
Da,!y
lFreln-
an
the
27th
Brigade
soldiers
who!"""!
7.
.Tu
.Z
..A
J,,'Jfc
'
Be
wise
and
lay
away
your
gift
now
while
stocks
are
complete.
"Give
Electrically"
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
Co.,Ltd.
wi.ii
viic
iitiici
ai
ujjniojii
inai
t.n.
Canadian
soldier
has
never
had
things
better.
have
inherited
them
from
Britisli
occupation
troops.
Thi
buildings
are
large,
hand
Five
Committees
Formed
by
Curling
Club
on
the
ALLEYS
some,
four-storey
grey
structures
i
Office
working
quarters
are
of
stone
and
cement
with
red-
I
smart
and
would
arouse
the
envy
tile
roofs.
The
main
Canadian
i
of
officers
and
other
ranks
back
i
f
First
work
on
the
refrigeration
unit
fur
Ine
new
curling
rink
has
I
liesner
Block
Phone
210
I
.,
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
j
k
i
I'
ii"
nivisui
v
j
DPKun
as
welders
are
cutting
and
base
Is
on
the
northeastern
outskirts
of
Hannover
but
officers
say
the
other
quarters
at
various
places
over
a
general
area
of
40
to
50
miles
are
just
as
good
and
just
as
permanent.
At,
the
Hannover
base,
where
,1
.
My
I
i;
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-
home.
The
furniture
is
good
and
includes
cacpets.
Along
the
red-tiled
corridors
outside
run
strips
of
red
carpet
to
.
reduce
noise.
The
camp
includes
a
theatre,
a
number
of
NAAFI
recreation
and
eating
centres
much
better
Thursday's
Mixed
League'
t.in2
saw
the
ladies
beat
out
I
,
Nov,
W
Bniith
l
v
m.ookis.
joining
the
lengths.
The
ltfcOOO
C'.nrad
Uvula,
i
feet
of
two-Inch
iron
nine
will
ft.-
nun
in
hwh
honors
as
B.r
h
Himi,ii;
1
f
ulic
scored
high
single
and
1
d
ivvm
vs.
h
i
Sunn
tf
N.irwav.
i
crt
Hutrher
i
provide
enough
ice
lor
a
thr-oe
sheet
rink,
according
to
plans
i
f
's,5
ii
three
with
294
and
771.
nearly
half
of
the
5,500
men
will
-
provided
by
the
Curling
Club.
be
garrisoned,
there
are
about
25
!
than
veterans
remember
them
of
these
buildings
in
a
barracks
'a
miniature
range,
dancing
fa-crea
that
even
in
wet,
black
i
cilitier
to
which
the
soldiers
can
November
is
trim
and
attractive,
i
bring
girl
friends
at
least
once
a
Here
and
at
.the
other
places
I
week
and
buses
go
into
Hannover
British
engineers
and
German
nightly.
Cabs
v.
B
;.
Pa:kr
rs.
Vana
Baktry
I
Vf.
Millt-r
It:.y
I
I
c
(i
-H
C.
Paf
kiTs
vs
Vai
Bilk-j
riy,
Srf:i
Caljs
vs
Iii'irt
Buu
iier..
lii.'.aim
1
vs
Milli-r
Hay
Conrad
Jit-als
i
vs.
P.
H
PhimuhiK.
R-d
lvils
vs
Sori.s
of
Norway.
Hi
CioUU
v:i.
Puuteer
Market
j
IJIT.
1.1
Pioneer
Market
vs
P.
R-
j
Plumbing.
Mlilcr
Bay
vi.
Ill
Golds,
I
HiH'rt
liulilieifi
vs
II
C.
Packel...
1
:iy:l
Cuhf.
vm
Hed
lievilh;.
li-K.lli
1
vs
-Vaiif.
liekerv
Sons
ol
Noivay
vs.
:i
s
hrr:l)
.sint'ie
was
bowien
by
Cnii.
-land,
261,
and
high
throe
E
M.is.sfilam,
710.
Team
high
je
and
high
tliree
scores
,-
bii
led
by
383
Cubs
with
i
and
37H8.
Kfsults
itnup
1-Great.
West
Life
4,
is
uf
Norway
4,
Cook's
Jewel-
lltl,i.l.!'t.
t!i!l!!!!ll!I!!lll!!ill!l!!I!!III!!l!
Meanwhile-,
the
following
committees
have
been
appointed
for
administration:
Finance
and
membership
Earl
Gordon,
chaitmah;
Scotl
McLaren,
stib-
hairman;
R.
Rud-Q.-rhiim,
E.
Oladding
and
M.
Oormely.
Ice
and
house
committee
Dr.
L.
M.
Oreene,
chairman;
A.
Wales,
R.
Collinson,
J.
Lindsay
and
W.
G.
Murray.
Draw
(nd
competitions
committeeJack
Laurie,
chairman:
:!!!..
I.
.:!i!:i
lill
'
I
i'
'
Hill.'
ililiHlill.ihjlili.
..I!
ai.
li.iili.illlliiiliil
Iliiiliiii.iiiillluiiliciiii
Coorad
Seals,
!.
;onratl
Sinls
vs
Ifed
rx-vils.
P
R
Plumbing
vs.
li.'ioth
1,
3
l:
3.
Fashion
Foitwear,
Push'
i-rs
3.
Mearipinners
3,
Can-i
I,
Hili's
Shoe
Store
1,
P.
R.
.Sons
r.f
Norway
v:;
Pioneer
Market
IT
I
t3V
MISS
GREY
CUP
She's
never
roped
a
steer
nor
harvested
wheat
but.
Myrtle
Bainbridge,
17-year-old
Rcgina
student,
looks
mighty
appealing
under
that
stetson.
As
Miss
Saskatchewan
Roughriders,
the
won
out
over
seven
other
contes-tans
for
the
Miss
Grey
Cup
t.lle
and
was
crowned
during
half-time
ceremonies
at
the
game
in
Toronto
'Saturday.
(CP
PHOTOI
mWtiR
1.
Wallaces
1,
Canada
"1
"'t
.
c
P-r.
Miner
Bay
vs-
Cabs.
liulx-rt
Butclifrs
vs.
a
0.
cK,..a.
Shenton
fc.
o
M.
a
0.
it
.
v.,ni,
.
iioup
2-
Red
Devils
4,
383
Jan.
3-
b".
inert
Bi.tohm
vs.
Sons
-,-ws
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Vu'
I
I
I
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1
a-
4.
I'ciiKiiin
Hobbv
4
Hi-
!
of
Norway.
B
c.
Parkers
vs.
Miner
j
p
Evans,
W.
Jennings,
G.
Mit
ils
4,
B
C.
Packers
3.
Conrad
1
",y;.
r,y
i.aos
vs
vnils
mir.ery,
n.w.in
1'lonei
r
M.
ri:r
t
111
(
mills
VK.
chell,
J.
Scott.
.).
nn
ii-i
i
.
nuicners
1.
,
rannul
Kn
Rid
ijevhs
s.
p.
K.
umpire
and
rules
cotnnuttep
I
.tli
fine
1.
Van
s
Bakery
i
de-
i
Piumbiin;
T.
G.
Bateman,
chairman;
R.
Jan,
10--
Miller
Hay
vs.
Pioneer
Landon,
Dr.
Jon
as,
W.
Whitmore,
R.
G.
Market
Conrad
fa
a
Is
vs
:1B:I
Cabs.
Hi
Golds
vs.
Red
IV
ills.
Vans
P.al;erv
J.
Webster,
'ii
0.
Cripples
(default).
0.
r
Bay
0,
Can.
Gen.
Elec-0
Team
Standings
limp
i
Shenton's
S.
M.
31
va
Kons
of
Norway.
Hi'peil
Bulebers
I
SoaniCS
The
great
astronomer
Galileo
discovered
three
of
Jupiter"s
satellites
the
first
'time
he
used
his
'
'
telescope.
vs.
P
R
Pluiiibm.
Ii.
C.
Pacaers
vs.
Bi-.th
l'
Keep
party
snacks
-F
rash
17
TT1
OoMs
vs.
Rupt-rt
Special
construction
committee
Joint
chairmen,
Harold
Thorn,
refrigeration,
and
Wil-
Hons
of
Norway
vs.
B
C
it
Wi
st
Liie
30,
Headpinners
nnu-hers.
Pushovers
25.
Fashion
24.
1
!'"
kers.
Coffee
Tables,
End
Tables,
P
K
Plumilina
vk.
Cabs.
vn
'
"'
".ivciiif
.
uunau
lau.in
,
c.
Witfi
Han
ri.o.nifA
.'
23.
Wallaces
23.
Cook's
22,
Boulter,
co-ordinalor;
M.
Math
Bakery
vs
Pioneer
Market.
Miller
Bay
I.Ue
18.
P.
R.
Plumbing
17.
j
lf
It
W
XJF
I
vs.
Hed
Devi's
P
ETC.
:W.i
Cabs
vs.
Booth
1.
Red
boils
Of
Norwav
10.
Jn
84
ews,
L.
Eby,
J.
Ba.
tour,
V.
Grant,
A.
Burnip.
E.
Eikins,
G.
Martin,
G.
Holliston
and
E.
Barr.
HEflVV
URXED
PAPER
l.teis
l3
'.."onp
2
i
:
Devils
2-Penguin
Hobby
32,
:
,et
V5
B
c
packers,
funis
of
Norway
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
31,
383
Cabs
20.
Miller
i
vs
Miller
Bey,
P
H
Plumbing
vs.
.
See
our
large
selection
for
Christmas
giving
GORDON
6c
ANDERSON
LTD
Remember
when?
24,
Can.
Gen.
Electric
24,
1
HI
cmis.
Conrad
txnia
vs.
Kupen
i
One
24,
Conrad
Seals
2-1,
,
B
ji"'i.Viii
Bakery
vs
connw
Parkers
21.
Hi-Golds
19,
seals.
I!i
fio'ais
vs
B..ns
of
Norway.
Yon
cm
prepite
ptrty
jintiet
hours
hd
yd
tervt
then
criip
id
sparkling
fresh.
Simply
covw
pirty
snacks
with
Hand-t-wrap
to
kctp
them
Irtsh,
moist
and
appetising
as
the
moment
you
made
them.
t
Bu!l-her
Iff
rriiiil..K
11
!
Ml-l.-r
Hay
vs.
P
B
Piumbini'.
Bit
Phone
46
Ill
!.
B
C.
Park-
j
The
late
Eddie
Gerard,
formerly
a
noted
Ottawa
hockey
star,
accepted
terms
27
years
aso
to
).,
'
'
;
pert
B'Jlelier:
vs
P.-
!
ers
vs:
Red
Devil:
Keep
Hand-c-wrap
handy
in
your
kitchen!
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Ill
I
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s.
3113
Cabs.
Fi
b
7-
-
Sor.s
ol
Nfirway
vs
3M
:
become
the
first
coach
of
the
:
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HI,
(soN
newly-formed
Montreal
Maroons
'
r
f;reat
West
tlfe
vs.
Bhen-
i
Cabs.
Bcmth
1
vs.
Red
Devils.
Vnns
Hnls
Mine,
Htnre
vs.
Pushovers.
Bakery
vs
1.1
(ii.Kis.
Miller
Bay
vs.
entry
In
the
National
Hockey
-a
root
..
ear
vs.
Heaiimnners.
1
Conra.l
sen:-,
i
n
er
aiai-nei.
R.
Plumbing
vs
League.
The
Maroons
retired
from
the
league
In
1938,
having
Rupert
Butelars,
P
6
p.m.
Jl'NFOR
Bulger's
vs.
Annunciation
6:45
n.m.
INTERMEDIATE
Fashion
vs.
Merchants
.
7:45
p.m.
srvroR
,
Elks
vs.
Gordon
&
Anderson
9:00
p.m.
CCC
300
vs.
Manson's
B
c:.
Pack.
(
Elprtrtc,
Cofiks
Jcw-
iit'-Ks.
14-
unpen,
liutrbers
vs.
Mil-,
wim
me
oiunicy
vup
in
m-o
uiiu
Peh
ler
liu
G
C
i4'aa.
,
.
-
Vans
Hakery
vs.
P
K
Plumb-
,
1035.
Flfctrli
vs.
Cooks
Conrarl
Seals.
me.
B
C
Park.-rs
Sons
Pioneer
Market
vs
Ui-d
Ilevil
I
'
rs
Pf-ntiin
Hobbv
vs.
Cr.r.itrt'i
(in
al
W
est
I,
If
vs
Caiilfln.
th
vs
K:thln
KfMlW4r
Wt-vs
Hi
;i!
pinners.
IShi'iiiuns
vs.
li'ir
More.
of
Norway
vii.
Hiailll
1.
a3
Cabs
v
HI
Ciold.
Port
Royal
in
Jamaica
in
past
centuries
was
a
notorious
headquarters
for
pirates
and
Mvtal
Cutting
Etlg,
team
quickly
easily.
Switch
in
Lj.to'i.'.aflrie
it
ilivlingimlied
ll'Cllill
I
of
I
III'
IIIIITLSII
niinn:ii
iiiviiiiin
Co.
i
m.
$
c
i-l
Hillh
fibi
Store
vs,
Fash-
loot
-.--.,r,
c'antels
vs,
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vs.
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vs
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Slore.
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Legionnaires
Fight
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Line-up
There
has
been
another
change
ln
the
Prince
Georoe
boxing
linkup.
due
here
to
meet
Prince
Rupert
boxers
in
the
Elks'
fight
card
November
30,
Two
entries
from
Wells.
B.C.,
cannot
come,
says
Nick
SrhmcUng,
Prince
f
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trainer,,
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has
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The
annual
Christmas
Tree
for
the
children
(under
nine
years)
of
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion
will
be
held
in
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
from
2
p.m.
to-
5
p.m..
on
Sunday,
December
16th.
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wear,
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vs.
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vs,
peniiuin
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GILLETTE
ROCKET
4-
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Mientons
vs.
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Life.
placed
them.
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in
place
of
Ray
Fofiarty,
Elks'
i
Charlie
Place
will
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pounds.
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vs.
Wil-
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Any
man
on
your
list
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welcome
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practical
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10
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Names
ond
age
of
children
must
be
registered
by
December
3rd
either
by
leaving
names
in
the
Legion
office
or
by
phoning
553
or
Black
609.
W.
J.
WILLIAMS,
,
Secretary-Manager.
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lares
vs
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Jewellers.
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'
tl.
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vs
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pounds.
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trainer
and
matchmaker
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included
the
following
two
bouts
in
preliminar-
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Bury
vs.
Bi
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both
80
pounds;
Billy
Saunders,
vi
Lloyd
Prystay,
botii
GO
pounds.
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