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ol
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DAILY
EDITION
MRK
Wil
l.
RR
VRRnEn
I
Mens
shooting
Ernest
Bolton.
The
local
battery
wiU
be
gradually
weakened
by
menlpr
ColUson"
Ififwanan
Hac
nS
being
sent
away
for
service
overseas.
Many
of
them
haseJlT:tJhonz-n
im-
lldnS
been
technicians
who
were
able
to
drive
and
look
after
a
Boys,
u
and
under
Rufus
in-
Fnnthall
Anil
incuimiiuw
cApcuciitc
aic
Jieeueu
mure
iiiuu
uny
.uuiers.
So
far
there
has
been
no
attempt
to
induce
men
in
this
district
to
enlist.
Pretty
soon
it
is
probable
there
will
be
a
campaign
for
the
need
for
more
men
will
become
apparent,
especially
if
there
is
a
more
active
campaign
overseas,
as
is
confidently
expected
will
be
the
case.
As
men
become
needed
more
a
recruiting
campaign
Will
tret
into
notion
nnH
VvVlPn
it
ic
fnnnrl
tViat
man
ova
C3
.
'
.
w
.
b
.
W
AWMliU
WllUb
tiivil
Ult
really
needed
there
are
dozens
of
young
men
whp
will
be.
iiwiiiLing
me
signal
to
join
up.
BETTER
OR
WORSE?
The
world
is
so
different
from
what
it
was
half
a
cen.
tury
ago.
We
are
not
referring
so
much
to
the
advent
of
the
motor
car,
the
radio,
and
dozens
of
other
inventions
that
have
made
such
wonderful
changes.
The
mental
attitude
has
also
changed
and
the
tendencies
are
different,
and
the
curious
thing
is
that
we
are
all
changing
all
tin
time.
Ne.t
year
we
shall
be
different
from
what
we
are
today
and
thase
who
do
not
change
are
likely
to
be
roughly
shouldered
out
of
the
way.
Nature
seems
to
have
little
use
for
those
who
do
not
change.
The
difficulty
is
that
we
are
movinc
SO
fast
that
it
is
snmptimps
rlifftr.nU
in
toll
just
where
we
are.
Nature
often
takes
millions
-of
years
.
.
.
Si.
1
l
i
-
lor
its
cnanges
out
we
want
to
make
them
overnight.
At
any
rate
most
of
the
changes
are
for
the
better,
al
vhuuuu
uiuiiT
peopie
oiien
say
conditions
are
worse
than"
they
were
half
a
century
ago.
CREDIT
UNION
FORMRT1
The
first
credit
union
ha,s
been
formed
in
Prince
RuJ
jjerj
ana
it
is
quite
probable
that
others
will
follow.
It
is
a
co-operative
idea
and
should
prove
beneficial.
It
is
said
that
in
the
eastern
maritime
provinces
the
credit
unions
have
proyed
.a.boon
to
the
people.
At
any
rate
it
is
a
new
interest.
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STILL
HOPING
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Saturday,
March
30,
1940.
KITKATLA
Pine
Two-Day
Celebration
Held
I...
IGirLs
Girls
KITKATLA.
March
'30:
-
The
native
village
of
Kitkatla
had
a
n.
.
j
-..i-u.
ti
ti.
'Shaw.
Morris
Tolmle
Boys'
100-yard
dash.
18
and
un
derBen
Hill,
Johnson
Gordon.
Girls,
14
and
under
Laura
Col.
llspn.
Rose
Hill.
,
.
1
Girls,
10
and
under
Norah
Alberta
Bolton.
Hill
Men's
open
440-yard
dash
Ernest
Jackson,
Wilfrid
Jackson.
Oeorge
Douglas.
Girls'
skipping
race
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Jackson,
Clare
Innls,
Honeymoon
race
Miss
Jane
Ridley
and
John
Vickers.
Mr.
unri
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Jackson.
Hop,
step
iHT(J
and
UI1U
jusip
Jiunp-Mederick
i
There
was
a
report
yesterday
that
the
Nazi
fleet
was
Neisonr
.wiurid-Jaokson
inir
nut
out
to
to
protect
nrntect
Herman
German
shipping.
Rhinninrr
Thn
The
"RriticVi
British
wo,
Rw
boat
bwt
race-Qeofee
race-Qeon
are
jouowing
toe
example
set
a
quarter
of
a
century
ago;
c,...,
.
vhfln
thev
snent
the
greater
part
of
five
years
in
thej
Softball
on
the
second
day
re-shelter
Of
forts
and
mines.
.suited
in
plover
Uafs
-defeating
niants
by
a
score
of
8
to
6
and
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327
THIRD
AVENUE
th
su
winning
the
Laura
Collison
challenge
trpphy;
.bxcelslors
won
over
Maple
Leaves
,by
?
.to
G
In
fopyaaU
and
hccapie
hplders
of
the
Matthew
Hill
perpetual
challenge
trophy.
The
celebration
committee
consisted
of
the
following:
Cfyatrrnan
Edward
Innls.
aecce(,'ary
iPjiul
Mason.
Judges--rMaUhew
Hiy,
Joseph
Innls,
Awbroge
Brown,
Matthias
,Sha.w,
James
Lfwls,
and
Kenneth
Spencer
TELKWA
IN
STAMPEDERS
EN
FETE!
HOOP
WINS
BEAT
TRAIL
-At
Villat'
Down
Coast
On
'
I
I'p
Kp
li.ier.or
Interior
Championship
Championship
.Monday
And
Tuesday
.1
1
1
.
11.1.
v
mu.llnet
nil
1
t
fnur
nu
r
dflmu
DnniM
m
n
1ha
in.
tvnl
inrni
"
r
program
ot
sport
was
an
'.
W
The
Telku-a
lrls
had
"uiJ
ifS
tlous
one
and
Included
a
long'
difficulty
winning
the
first
anif
m"J
I
1,
line-up
of
field
and
aquaUc
by
a
soore
of
36
to
15
but
had
.
J"
f"
events
as
well
as
football
and
to
work
hard
to
get
a
26
to
17-J?00
Ja
MH"
"
Vf9SUm
basebajl.
All
arrangement
went
victory
in
the
second
game.
Slpce
orf
without
a
hlt,ch.
So
successful
t&e
Telkwa
girls
have
won
all
the
...
-
1
1
..,.1
ai
awi.
....
ai-
a
oottim
anlnct
Rmitrtra
lrtl
vnir
wjiii
ujr
,trf
orauuji
mis
year
mat
r.--
.
i
the
cprnmlUee
is
already
looklnn
ri
triumphs
give
themj
lorwuru
u
ariQUier
nexi
year.
W4,u)ff.n,v.
rWpnu
;
'the
interior
championship.
I
The
first
day
started
off
with
a
Teaw
wiLh
tol
polaU
(ox
the
parade
through
the
village
led
by
sr.ries
were
the
-KUkaUa
Band
under
the
con-
BuVns
Lak
v-M.
Roumici
7,
B.
ductorshlp
of
Lawrence
Innls.
The
R0um!eu
3.
Lee
10,
Patterson
7.
winners
In
the
parade
.were
Ladles
o"""
2,
Radley
J
Clarke.
of
the
Excelsior
Club
and
Youne
tii
Women's
Christian
Association
for
cau-ksion
l0.
Bourgon
t.
Giddlngs
i-T
.
""
z-
cwvcrinorne
1.
uui-
1
Rebecca
Spencer
for
individual
fUS.
The
rest
of
the
first
day
was
Telkwa
boys
won
both
their
given
over
to
field
sports
and
the
Same,
giving
them
three
wins
long
list
of
prke-wlnners
was
as
and
a
draw
in
four
game.
The
follows:
home
team
took
the
first
game
Boys
75-yard
dash,
14
and
under
9
of
34
to
15
Roderick
Watt,
Albert
Hill.
but
he
visitors
made
thlnw
hot
Men's
open
100-yard
dash
ln
tne
cond
game
and
It
was
George
Douglas.
Wilfrid
Jackson,
P"1
quarter
that
Telk-
Ernest
Jackson.
pulled
ahead
to
win
34
to
24.
Olrls,
6
and
under
Elizabeth
Bms
Lake
Small
13,
Trous-Shaw.
Thelma
Tolmle.
d'u
9-
B"r
10-
Roumieu
2.
Nor-
Bovs.
10
and
under
Phiiin
ris
1.
Radley
1.
Rush
2.
Linton.
AciKwa-w.
wens,
la,
Thompson
1!
MinJeton
9.
Mahood
S,
a
Wells
6.
Hoops
C.
Giddlnw
Dockrlll
.
Madlgnu.
Women's
hammering
contest
vitull
DI
Flora
Hill,
Ruth
Temple.
.UUIlUdll
I
ldV
Boys,
six
and
under
Elmer
Rid-J
fey,
Robert
Jackson.
Relay
Race
James
Nelson's
team,
Wilfrid
Jackson's
team.
Girls,
12
and
under
Rnse
Hill
Laura
Collison.
Ladies'
open,
75
yards
Clare
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Jackson.
2.
KITWANGA,
March
30
Easter
Monday
marked
the
openlne
of
the
football
and
Softball
season
In
Kitwanga
at
the
soorta
field
There
were
two
games
each
of
football
and
one
of
softball.
in
the
first
football
name
nine
5,,
ugm
anq
unaer-Morris
Jays
defeated
the
Home
Team
3
iiurnie,
rniup
anaw.
Sack
race
Albert
Innls
T.nw
rence
Innls.
Girls,
eight
and.
.under-r-Wllma
IhnU,llzabeth
Shaw.
Thread
the
Needle
haco-
Mrs.
Josenh
InnU
and
Lawrence
Innls,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Jackson.
Three
LeeKfd
.Race
Dnvw
'Campbell
and
Weiler
Innls,
Law
rence
:
Innls
and
Chester
Bolton.
Obstacle
Race
John
Vle.lrer
Albert
Innls.
Tug
of
WarMarried
Men.
T?n.
ben
Moody,
captain.
Men's
mile,
open
Mederlck
Nel
son..
James
Nelson,
Wilfrid
Jack-
soh4
,.l
Mei's
cross-country
race
Med-eriefe
,
Nelson,
Chester
Bolton,
Jarae
Nelson.
Men's
high
JuraD
Jame
Nel.
sorv.George
DoUglds.
Men's
broad
lumn
wiifrin
Jackson,
James
Nelsori.
lO
2
While,
in
the
INVlnrl
tho
'
Home
Team
turned
the
tables
hv
.winning
two
to
one.
In
softball
Red
Arrows
defeated
Lucky
Strikes
9
to
5.
A
big
dance
at
De-au-ZIp
HalL
for
which
musie
was
furnished
hv
,Stan
William's
Orchestra,
bcongnt
me
nays
proceedings
to
a
close
SPORT
CHAT
An
unsigned
letter
has
been
re
celved
by
the
sport
editor
of
the
Daily
News
from
Port
Simpson
In
Ban
Johnson,
of
Chlrnnn
flr.f
Canada
finals.
Keep
up
to
du
larly.
I
regard
to
basketball
playing
ac-l
comodatlon
in
the
halls
of
the
j
rcjtuuuriuK
Yu.age.
u
me
writer,?
nrniU
1
A-
l
i
.
1
uuu
cuiuiiiuiucaie
mj
name,
publication
of
the
letter
mleht
be
con
sidered.
president
of
the
American
Bahnltl
Announcers
Edward
Innls
and
Wiyiam
Ridley.
Parade
Judges
Rev.
B.
Shear,
man..
Matthias
Shaw,
Henry
Collison
and
James
Lewis.
Dally
advertising
m
News
Is
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to
bring
tults.
the
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dally
re-
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Stajfr-Chrl
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Charles
joeoDoooooooooooooooopooooa
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mitt
this
smoke
treat.
Line
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pockets
at
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nine
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this
week
Johnson
wag
nresl-
nnnrintnrt
oeni
irom
ioo
to
1827
when
he
Resigned
because
of
Illness
after
tak
ing
leave
of
absence
during
most,
of
the
77
season.
coming
navy
Douglas
DomOas
and
Alfred
Jackson,
is
hoping
that
the
report
is
true
although
it
has
not
so
far
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i
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caiight
caught
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climose
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shins.
ships.
It
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seems
seems
as
as
if
if
the
the
derma
Germans
ns
and
nnrl
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TTI11
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In
for
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11
Find
a
Bltf
er
ItefrUeralor
with
Ulster
Value
Hollar
for
VW
IT'S
KELVINATOR
THIS
YEAR
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
ukt
it
OCEAN
FALLS
ni
POWELL
Mf"
Steamer
leave
Prlnc
Rupert
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m-
Trains
leave
Prlnc
Rupert
for
the
Mondajr,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.n
Au.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
P
-
For
",
tc,
call
or