'11
Ml
pac.z
point
jsa
DliiT.inrfij
BASKETBALL
Ocean
Falll
vs!-SoMl-Hi
EXHIBITION
HALL,
TONIGHT
AT
7:30
Admission
Adults
40c
Children
20c
DnraeUor
of
a
German
olane
shnt
.
UAll
X
VX
1
X
Vl"
down
in
England,
the
gun
turret
of
,
a
British
plane
with
several
other
i
souvenirs
of
British
war
effort
are
.
pare
of
an
exhibit
of
the
BrttUil
war
Kefier
Society
here.
Massett
Woman
Is
Dead
Here
In
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
been
In
hospital
oital
since
since
March
March
4.
1
GIRLS
WIN
Comets
Score
Close
Victory
Over
Vancouver
I.
X.
L.'s
To
TYin
Western
Hoop
Title
EDMONTON,
-
r
April
16:
Percy
J
a
score
of
31
to.
30.
It
wa-
a
tightly
Annie
Peterson,
aged
39,
wife
of
ly-giving-the
victory
to
the
Comets.
Arvid
Peterson,
died
last
night
at!
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospi
tax.
Ene
came
me
months
ago
here
about
five
lir
p
"
from
Massett
She
had
'
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ft
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In
Your
News
Earlier
'
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Aid
t
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.Persons
in
All
Took
Tests
f
St.
John's
Ambulance
I
Thirty-Kx
women
took
St.
John's
f
Ambulance
Association
first
aid
Due
to
changed
conditions
examinations
following
the
classes
arising
from
the
handling
of
.:
conducted
recently
by
Angus
Mac-1
late
war
news,
the
Daily
News
fdonald.
Twentj;-foar
men
took
the.
t
iujua
it
necessary
10
set
a
lu
t
,
ie;is.
ine
women
s
examinauons
am.
deadline
for
local
news
'were
carried
out
last
night
by
Dr.
contributions.
To
Insure
pub-
4L.
W.
Kergin,
Dr.
C.
H.
Hanklnson
lication
It
will
be
necessary
for
'
and
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
The
men
had
contributors
to
have
their
copy
J
their
examinations
last
week.
Re-
In
by
that
time
or
earlier
If
suits
are
expected
to
be
made
possible,
preferably
the
night
iknown
about
the
end-of
the
month.
before.
Otherwise
It
may
not
'Mixed
classes
in
roller
bandaging
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MASSETTi
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GOING
New
Sports
FSeJd
At
Island
Village
Formally
Opened
At
Ceremony
Last
Saturday
MASSETT.
April
18:
The
Mas-
'ground
made
by
the
Massett
Ath-
IPtVr
fThih
nrvl
f
Vmn
T&n.n1a
1
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TAXTtAl
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vi
lumunif
Ocean
Falls
and
Local
High.
School
Teams
ArriTe
Today
Tie
Boys
Game
Last
Mgbt
Educational
5Vr-5t
e,
Ibasketball
series
which
started
week's
effort,
was
officially
ODenedl111
three
ot
sam"
Ocean
last
night
by
B.
T.
Phillips,
In-i"3
slnce
k-end,
theplay-
laian
dian
Agent,
Agent.
William
William
Matthews.
Maithewa.
e"
u
01
ue
U1C
ocean
im,iui5
iaus
girtr
ana
.Page's
.
Edmonton
Comets
won
theiT,
boys'
Hfeh
School
teams
O-
"
'
Oi.l.!Ui
iUC
-
....
.
.
arrivea
(Western
Canada
women's
senior
"m
ZZJZL
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
joasKeiuau
cnimpionsnrp
last
night
I
.
n
this
morning,
the
two
Bo-Me-Hi
SPORT
CHAT
New
York
Hangers,
sparked
by
h
twtvpnai
oerformance
of
Franlc
Boucher,
defeated
Montreal
Jdari
irtint
3.1
.it
Montreal
IS
Tears
aro
last
night
to
win
the
Stanley
Cup.
,H
was
a
hard
and
Bitterly-fought
game.
21
penalties
being
handed
out.
Including
three
majors..
It
was
the
first
time
the
world's
hockey
championship
had
been
won
by
a
United
States
team
since
Seattle
took
it
in
1917.
George
(Twinkletioes)
Selkirk
picked
to
succeed
baseball's,
mteht-
iqjt
hitUer,
Babe
Ruth,
made
his
debut
with
New
York
Yankees
an
I
.-.
a
a.
,
.
.
,iauca3
one
oy
slashing
out
a
rr5h2r
retime
at
Mrs.
Arvid
Peterson.
Aged
Dby
winning
a
snd
straight
vie-
UZ?
"."
S
&
gTomVonme
.tory
over
Vancouver
L
X.
Ls
flI
"1
boat
The
series
at
Qrean
Falls
re.
oe
puDusnea.
'and
stretcher
bearing
will
be
star
population
of
the
village
lined
up
m
tne
street
and,
led
by
the
Mas-sett
Concert
Band,
paraded
to
the
gate
of
the
new
ground
where
"O
Canada"
was
played
while
a
Union
Jack
was
slowly
hoisted
ud
the
flag
pole
of
the
ground.
Chief
Councillor
Matthews
then
gave
a
short
speech,
followed
bv
Mr.
Phtt-i
wuu
uureuea
uie
name
plate.
Miss
Matthews
then
cut
the
rib-
lineni-
bon
which
stretched
across
the
gate
of
the
park
and
the
chief
councillor
and
the
Indian
Asent
walked
through
the
gate.
The
ground
had
been
marked
out
for
softbalL
football
and
other
sports.
It
was
used
for
sport,'
on
Easter
Monday
and
Tuesday
with
dances
being
held
in
the
Community
Hall
both
nights.
Canadians
expecting
mall
from
soldiers
or
friends
in
England
mailed
during
the
period
March
14
to
23
may
be
disappointed.
A
steam
er
carrying
this
mail
a
most
enoyable
vijit
at
the
paper
town
with
generous
hospitality,
and
round"
after
round
of
entertain
In
Tuesday
night's
balketbail
games
between
Ocean
Falls
Hteh
and
the
Bo-Me-Hl
team
of
Prince
Rupert
the
paperrtown
girls
won
by
11-8
and
the
boys
frame
vu
tied
35
all
This
deadlock
had
to
remain
because
the
boat
was
waiting
for
the
teams
and
there
was
no
time
for
overtime.
The
girls'
game
started
vprv
bat
at
-New
York
six
years'
ago
to.
day.
Selkirk,
utio
comes
from
IHuntsTille,
Ont,
still
Is
with
the
Yankees.
W-
O.
Hanson
who
was
stationed
for
some
months,
at
Brandon
In
the
Air
Force,
hufl
been
moved
to
suited
in
each
team
winning
oivJ?"!
e
JPect-'
f
J'
whUe
there
was
a
tie.
in
th
T
third
ffw
tSr
i"??6
'game.
at
R
This
makes
an
intresUnelSf-
tra!nlng
.vhDo1
situatioh
as
far
as
boys'
play
P.
concerned.
The;
focal
gais.lost
all
their
three
games
to
OceanTalls.
iThe
local
teams
report
hanng
had
SEASON
IS
UNDERWAY!
None
of
the
Season
s
Favorltci
Wonl
Their
Baseball
Games
Yesterday
NEW
YORK.
Anril
11
Non
of
me
favored
teams
for
1941
won
their
games
In
the
Big
Leagues
yes-
wroay.
Except
for
Washington,
where
the
New
York
Yankees
trimmed
the
Senators
on
Monday,
it
unevenrv
fnr
Rimi
nrA
it
u.
:
.
.
...
"i
hair,
thi
,
i
.openjns
ar
lhe
The,
V
r
.
.
mxees
came
home
for
then-
first
-S
no7eTer
tand
and
were
trimmed
3
to
1
by
Rmt
Rupert
girls
w.
stepped
out
and
the
i
the
Philadelphia
Athletic
The
S.
stood
11
to
8
for
the.much-vaunted
Cleveland
Indian!
is
overdue.
1
t
-
.
..
.
w
v"caso
wmte
box,
:ik
ca
f-A
,
,
1
I
Aureus,
ana
evenry-.eTen
Bob
Feller
befn
ahU
1AIRF0RCE
IS
WINNER
The
Navy
met
the
Air
Force
In
-.
Isofthall
at
PaHr
wuipnia
1
Teams
and
players
were
as
fol-
tlows:
Navy
Akerman.
Irving.
Fair-
burn,
Morton,
Mercer,
Husoy,
Bro-phy,
James
and
Stauffman.
R.CAF
Watt,
Dodge.
Walsh.
UVD
W.GISTKT
ACT
NOTICE
Rr:
rrrtlfleatf
of
TUU
No.
1911-1
t
It
Thrf.
(i),
BJeek
Tnrnty.rit
(U)
Sutton
Pie
(S),
City
of
Ftlnre
Rupert,
Map
921
WHEREAS
Aatlsrafior
Xffoof
of
loaa
cf
the
ahor
Oeztincate
at
TlU
lmurd
in
tb
name
of
Balph
T.
J.
Rac
haa
ln
nted
la
this
offloe.
notice
U
heee-bT
eitea
AhX
I
ahall
at
th
exotratim
of
one
month
foran
tlw
of
the
flru
publication
hereof.
iasu
a
Protl-lonai
Cfertuieate
of
Tatle
ki
lleti
of
the
'meantime;
valid
oklon
tm
taaOe
to
DATED
,t
th.
r&kt
r-Mtr-
Off
Prtnop
Rupert,
BXJ..
ta!a
1
Jay
5
I
AorM
1A4I
I
A.
Thcenpsfln.
DEPUTY
IlEOISTRAJt
Of
TITLES,
.
..
.
pvpnlna
5
OrK
..
1
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h
II,
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n
v...
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,
tine-
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a
it
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0
.
.
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.
..
louswn
4e
01
tnucn
stiaajng,
xumoung
ana
houting
and
was
thoroughly
enoyed
by
all.
The
Navy
players
snowed
good
possiblmlei,
and,
with
a
little
oractlce.
should
be
able
to
field
a
winning
team.
Ser
geant
Dodge
of
the
.Air.
Force,
v.-,
vnr'u
y.vcaeu,
wjr
nis
team
wnue
irvingQevean(j
and
Husoy
were
on
the
mound
for
the.-Nary.
n
Brooklyn
0
Pittsburg
J
o
American
League
Chicago
j
Philadelphia
j
Boston
i
-
0
Washington
....
a
Detroit
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St.
Louis
o
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1000
1000
1000
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1000
1000
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.000
.000
.000
Bottoms
Coyer.
Bottoms.
Harris,
Hart,
Kenny
and
Keith.
norman
McEwen
of
the
YAlc
A.
umpired
the
game.
TRY
GUNN'S
Variety
Repairs
For
First
Class
Service
on
Bicycles,
Rabberyare,
Tires,
Tabes,
Etc,
Valctnlied
Cth
BU
opp.
OK
Barber
Shop
SHIRRIFFSIMLIB
FRESH
SHIPMENT.
MINT,
CRANBFRnv
BLACK
CURR.NT,
RED
CURRANT
I-0Z
j
Biscuits
In
cello
pkgs.
Ass'td
varieties.
Fresh
Q
stock.
Each
vys
.7
Woodbury
Soap
Deal-packaged.
Per
pkg.
Bulkley.
Valley
BUTTER
First
grade.
3
lbs.
.
WINNER
IN
-4
bars
25c
N-.-e.
REPEAT
SPECIAL
S1.17
Paris
Pate
Spmds-
Something
different
for
OCTp
sandwiches.
3
for
Jello
Powders
All
varieties.
2
for
15c
MALKIN'S
REST
STRAWBERRIES-
13
Each
ORANGE
MARMALADE
4
l
tin.
Each
.
1
BUY
TRY
-
COMfiU
Mussallem
s
Economy
""Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phones
Is
L
19
P.O.
tn'.l
PING
PONG
Jted
next
Monday.
They
wffl
take
Eluding
355
bags
of
letters
andn
to
thbtrtaint'r
L1111'
he
bclng
banifihed
to
the!
'
'three
'three
weeks.
weeks.
403
bags
of
parcels.
ihllf
the
OceaFaUs
tola?
tl"
SUCceedtd
7
Brown.
jSerrcant
Brown
Defeats
All
Oppo-
BUY
WITH
YOUR
EYES"
,0
PE
N
Ithe
lead
but.
during
the
lastquar-
ored
dneinoatl
Reds,
deinlt,
Pam
ier,
Kupert
toot
the
lead
35
to
34
Derrtawrt
nltrhm
w
.a"',
on
a
nice
shot
by
Bus.se
r
in
th
closing
seconds
of
the
game
WaU
made
good
a
foul
which
was
called
on
Bussey.
The
scoring:
Girls
iBenson;
Elsie
Adams:
Martraret
Larsen:
Margaret
Oillanders.
Prince
Rupert
E.
Yamanaka:
J
tOwens:
M
Yamanaka,
4;
A.Clapp;
Josey
Murray:
Zilla
Sherman;
I
Betty
Payne:
MpUy
Wmslow,
4.
1
Boys
I
Ocean
Falls
Gahans,
11;
Ox-.enbury,
13;
Adams;
Clozza:
Wall,
Charleston;
Anderson;
Larsen.
(11:
Rupert
Maedonald,
8;
Arney,4;
iSanterbane.
14;
Bussey.
4;
Oland;
BUI,
5;
McCouver.
I
-It
was
announced
todav
thatth
iNorthem
British
Columbia
lnter-
ctslvely
to
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
for
whom
Lon
Warnecke
worked
Yesterday's
results:
National
Learue
St.
Louis.
7:
Cincinnati
3
iTnn
i
ti
v.
ii
1
....
Ocean
FallsWean
Lewi,.
5:
J,n
1?T
.8t
ut
la8er
lor
uincinnau.)
RhrviA
Knoaes,
e.
tw
Dot
Widsten:
ru-
T,i.TL.
Edith
1
c.
.
,
.-.
-.
.r",
w
.wiau-
uiem
pitcnmg
for
Philadelphia,
Dlck
Errickson
for
Bnstnn
th
home
runs.
New
York,
;
Brooklyn.
4
'
Adams
pitching
for
New
York,
Johnny
W7-att
pitching
for
Brooklyn.)
Pittsburg,
4;
Chicago,
7
(Passe
11
sition
in
Series
Last
evening
at
the
United
Ser
vices
Hut
Sergeant
Brown
of
the
Rangers
defeated
all
opposition
of
the
services
to
win
the
ping
pong
crown.
The
highlight
ot
the
evening's
play
came
in
the
finals
when
Brown
defeated
Bandsman
Fraser
of
the
Rangers
11-21,
21-19.
21-16.
This
was
Frasert
first
defeat
at
the
Hut's
weekly
tournament.
Fra-
r
had
no
difficulty
In
takins
the
first
game;
but
the
second
game
told
a
different
storv.
The
rallys
became
so
long
and
fast
that
pitching
for
Chicago,
Bob
"Kllngen
Fraser
tired
noticeably
and.
with
t
r-m
Tyi
t
f
V.
1
.
.
.
.
1
4
1
!
rwkuiiiK,
ijome
run
Dy
Hicnoi-ime
score
urown
pushed
his.
son
for
Chicago.)
advantage
to
take
the
two
wlnnlne
American
League
ipolnts.
The
last
and
deciding
game
Chicaeo.
4:
Cleveland
3
rnmlazaln
saw
bnth
nu
Dietrich
pitching
for
Chicago,
Bobltmder
the
strain
onong
fast
rallies
Feller
losing
nltcher
for
Cleveland
mediate
challenge
cup
would
be
at.S
,
"
y
"ay
Cieve-(stake
in
the
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