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EDITION
Daylight
bavmff
Tournament
..Of
Table
Tennis-And
Shuffleboard.
Held
Last
Night
Wednesday.
Aueust
21.
1941.
1
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
Dan
McLean
who
A
miniber
of
ctnjnmnifies
in
British
Columbia
are,
considering
the
possibility.'
of
returhig
tP
standard
time,
after
the
first
of
the
month.
Particularly
this
applies
to
communities
in
the
Eraser
Valley.
They
say
that
the
system
does
not
help
thq
war
effort
and
it
is
otherwise
very
OOjecuonapie,
esppemu
XO
cmiuren
aLLenuin
siiiuui.
m
Alberni,
a
sawmill
town,'
there
is
also
a
movement
to
return
to
standard
tiipe.
If
davliirht
savint?
helb's
the
war
effort,
we
are
strong
ly
in
favor
of
.it.
If
jt
does
not
help
the"
war
effort,
we
are
vigorously
opposed
to
it.
It
is
really,
up
to
the
shipbuilders
to
decide.
We
still
have
standard
time
on
the
railway,
the
telegraph
service
arid
some
of
the
steamships.
Some.'
radio
coines
pri
according
to.
standard
times.
We
are
not
campaigning
to
get
a
change
made
in
the
time
schedule
but,
if
the
war
work
is
not
benefited
by
it,
we
suggest
it
would,
be
a
great
thing
to
revert
to
the
standard
system..
If
the
to
be
said.
All
depends
upon
it.
England
tta
6
brie
Something'
We
have
been
taken
to,
.tasfc
.for
using
the
word
Eng
land
when
we
should
have
used
Britain.
We
humbly
apol-j
ogize
for
this
lapse.
In
France
they
say
Ahgleterre'and
in
most
countries
of
Europe
they
use
the
equivalent
to
Eng-j
lish
for
the
people
of
:
Britam.
Often
in
the
United
States
the
same
ex'pressipn
is
used..
But
that
does
not
excuse'
t
those
of
us
who
know
better.
We
know
that
it
is
bias-
J
phemy
to
use
the
word
English
when
we
should
say
BH-;
nan.
11
wc
vviMi
iu
iiiyiuue
uie
iiuriii
oi
iimuiiu
or
vvaie
we
scarcely
knov
w)iat
to
say
,
but
perhaps
there
is
a
word.
British
are
primarily
people
who
live
In
Great
Britain
but
also
people
who
live
in
Canada
and.
are
citizens
of
that
country.
Also
people
who
have
taken
out
their
papers
in
Papua,
regardless
of"
color,,
are
British.
When
caught
up
by
onfe
qf
the
sticklers
for
proper
nomenclature
recently
a
tire'd
Englishman
remarked:
"You
must
admit
that
England
has
dope
something
in
this
war.
I
read
of
Highlanders
making
a
name
for
thiem-
T
'A
i
1.1-
'
1
I-.".'
1
...
,
L'
I'll
.
I
selves,
i
i.euu
ui,,tne
wonueriui
Anza.cs,
oi
tne
spectacular
Canadians,
of
the
Indian
troops
that
are
continually
distinguishing,
themselves.
Yet
there
are
more
English
regiments
takmg
part
.than.all
others
put
together
but
they
do
seem
to
be
worthy
of
mention.
They
probably
did
something
but
theif
deeds,
must
not
be
whispered.
Happily
in
this
war
.some
fbojish'
man
Avrqte
a!song
"There'll
Always
be
an
England"
tp
remind
Jhp
World
that
there
really
is
an
England
as
part
of
the
Empire,"
When
You
Want
a
Reliable.
Comfortable.
nenenM.
,j
r
.
,
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Servi
24
Hour
Service'
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PAGE
TWO
THE
DAIL?
NEWS.
Broken
Line
GYRO
SPORT
I!
sport
chat
IS
CLOSING1-
;
A
much-discussed
sport
event
'which
Is
attracting
considerable
attention
will
take
place
tonight
at
the
Acropolis
Hill,
grounds
when
I
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
whlcn
,
Gyro
summer
sports
drew
to
a
copped
the
Civic
Centre
Carnival
'close
last
evening
wltlj
the
stag-Icup
last
week,
and
Grotto,
season's
lng
of
a
monster
tournament
of
'
champions
in
the
Senior
Softball
table
tennis
..anci
,,
shuffleboard.
League,
will
meet
to
settle
the
Issue
During
the
eyeijlhg'.
prizes
were
,ct
jujt
which
Is
the
best
team
,
in
presented
to
thememters
of
the
prince
Rupert.
There
Is
a
good
deal
t
winning
Westvfew
sottball
and
0(
discussion
on
that
question
and
soccer
team
by
Cecil
Shantz,
sup-
bath
sides
are
so
confident
and
en-
.....I.....
,.
.
An
..
1
1
.
1
1
w.
Vine
civiui
ui
laygiuuiiu.
tiiusiasuc
mat
me
cnaiienge
?Lorne
Reid,
Sid
Youngman
and
-day
evening.
Rupert
Holkestad
before
gaining!
i
the
final
slot.
In
the
doubles
Frank
Kingston
and
Gus
Kadon-I
aga
were
too
good
for
Rupert
Holkestad
and
Tom
Reid,
winning
No
less"
than
fourteen
boys
entered
the
shuffleboard
tournament
and
when
the
smoke
had
cleared,
I
the
finalists
were
found
to
be
'Neil
Sheppard
and
Don
Hartwlg.
.25
Neil
won
the
play-off
quite
hand-.02,ily
but
Don
came
back
strongly
in
the
doubles
when,
'
teamed
with
tlsh,scheduled
.to
be
played
last
night,
was
postponed
until
Thurs
HOTEL
ARIU
V'AllS
Prince
Rupert
Vi
W.
Goodman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kennedy
and
A.
F.
Fawcett,
.Vancouver;
T.
W.
Falconer,
Anyox;
J.
Erlandsen,
Remo;
J.
.Johnson,
Prince
Rupert;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R,
C.
Edwards,
Lowe.Inlet;
Louise
N,
Weaver,
Ketchikan;
John
A.
Nore-
lius,
Gronlid,
Sask.'r
Mrs.
N.
Brew
and
Marvin,
Haysporf,
RV
W.
Rain
Comes
to
Dry
Interior
Is
a
Little.
Ljite
folucjCtfoto
Crops
Which
Could
Ilave
Stood
.'IfEarlfe'r'
SMITH
ERS,
Aug!
27.
A
long
awaited
rain
has
visited
the
Bulkley
Valley
during
the
past
few.
days.
It'
Is
generally
considered
hat
ltl
too
late,
to
do
any
good
to
any:
of
.the
crops,
but
It
will
put
sprne
rnuch
needed
moisture
Into
theV
ground,,.,
There
has
been
a
very
long
dry
spell
and,
while
the
crops
.generally
are
fair
throughout
the
.vaney,
Ii
Ue
girls:
table
tennis
finals
:
rcsulled
In
a
sizeable
wager
having
I
there
rriigh(.Wve
"beenrbmnpercfop's
v5'
"""&
vw
.u
"-vDeen
rauae.
as
aiuiuumra
jn
every
line
had
mere
Deen
a
iew
ea
21.
to
8
win
over
Lorraine
i
tne
inseam
ball
will
be
used
and
t
Umel
'howrs
Youngman
while,
in
their
shuffle-.
mcrc
win
be
sixty-foot
bases.
Cy
?
ls
gaoptivhchs
and
board
.finals,
Bessie
Lee
defeated
iKellm
wm
be
on
the
mound
ln
other
nlaces
Is
pretty
'light.'
Tim-Madeleine
Youngman
in
th
e
Grotto
with
scoopBury
behind
the
.
thy
seed
and
grain
will'
be
n0
jcln
trips
Tn
thp
riniihlps
TirrnlnPU
.i
i
r
oii.
f
rte
rifVi-
16,
21-16.
With
ten
entrants
in
thls
tournament
Don
had
to
beat
n:i
i
;i
1
1
ii
nuilliv
OLllfN
ut
mow,
.Youngman
teamed
4
with
Theresa
0rs
on
the
team:
George
Howe,
Ben-
woiig
io
ueieat
uessie
i,ee
a"a,ny
Wlndle,
Sonny
Beynon,
MiKe
Rose
Marie
Hartwlg,
.jMontesano.
Al
Slmundsen,
Frog
Le-
The
boys'
table
tennis
produced
tourneau
and
Bill
Lamble.
.some
very
exciting
games
with
.
-
.
.Gus
Kadbnaga
providing,
the
big
j
f
...
;upset
of'
the
evening
by
ousting
FOOTBALL
POSTPONED
favored
Frank
Kingston
in
the
!
-;
second
round
and
going
on
to
winl
The
football
game
between
the
the
final's
from
Don
Hartwlg
21-'Composites
and
the
Canadian
Scot-
Unit
'IVion
nvltnop
Vegetables,
too.
have
fered
trom
the
long
dry'.spelli
and
potatoes
will
not
be
a
heavy
crop:
SfflileWloW
ConstaDlGriiit1
Farewell
Party
to
be,,IIed
Tomorrow
Night
in
His
Honor
SMITjlERS,
Aug
27,-Constale
Andrew:
Gr,an
of
.
SmlthersK
wh9;
Banks
Island;
A.
II.
oe
sorry
ro
warnui
iney.are
mov:
Olaf
Central
I
mg
10
anotner
part
oi
me
province.
;Gullikson,
Terrace;
,
M:
Mrs.
Charles
Ellison
and
daughter
i
are
leavlng.Stewart
to
reside
In
Vic-
Moudrle,
Dauphin;
W.
Paveluk,
C,
Betty
returned
to
jthe.
city
on
the
J
toria,
were,
passengers
going
south
N.
R.;
W.
Johnstone,
Armstrong;
Prince
Rupert
afier
a
four
months
'
-
ion
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon.
T.
Berg.
visit
In
Vancouver.
"
:
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v.,
i
v.-
v
i
.
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I
RAILWAY
I
LINES
has
received
notice
or
nis
transier
,
.-.
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I
to!
punpan,,
and
he,
..wiU
leaylng
j
..
R
iimmeaiaieiy
,wite
u.
wjjk
in
iu
new
post,
.constaoie
uram
win,
be
the
guest
at
honor
t,a
farewe)!
i
party
In
the
reception
from,
of
the
:
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panadijn
Legion
at
Smlthers
on
Thusday;.evenlngv
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:
;cbstabl
jpritjt
is
otxe.of."
thej,.best
k'pwn
memijers
ot
the.
provincial,
pplicft,
in.
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navingseryea
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cimcrniVTiniu
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T.nrrinpr
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Walter
.in
Wince
KUDert,
nazeiion
ana
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Rates
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year.
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j
Half
year,
$2.50;
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Warner,
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car-
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tenripf
many
years.
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I2c,
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oy
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Frank
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th
Pacific
Cannery;
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fnvnrit.
t
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the
tow.
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singles,
who
had
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misfortune
I
Royal
UMpatclieB
cmllted
to
tt
or
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AMOclatod
Pi
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this
paper
and
Mao
the,
to
take
sick
yesterday
and
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the
fun
Barton,
Inverness,
officer.
He,
and
his
family
have
a
.
large
circle
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friends
throughout
this
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of
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