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lie
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as
v
IV
28,
1941.
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I
II
J
.1HM1..V"...
It.,
infers
Ficne's
Clo-
ive
srore
of
13
ii
th?
second
ui.r?.
Dry
Dock
n-::;ky
Mountain
.
rhj
oututand-
wnnar:
In
the
....ne.
Kellett
s
-d
the
battery
IS
t'lolhlers.
!
:ky
Mountain
an
exciting
af-un
element
6f
defeat
of
the
Good
and
iaseball
Scores
Nilhnil
Leaniie
f
Y
:
k
2.
1
iuis
3.
1
lirhia-
0.
Ar.rrican
Iajue
"
'?
Boston
5-1.
r
i
i
Washington
8.
.
!
?
r
ago
2.
P
'
and
6.
f
dlt-Sllp
Honored
'ALL
01
F
STUIKE
fni
T
v
May
28:
(CP)
III
:7.irr-"
entrlneerlne
ao-
Central
Hotel
ICentral
If'rttcl
Annex
ISO
Heated
Rooms
Pt
Water
Steam
Haths
iDinlnr
ltonm
in
rnniiin
l!r-
C
E
mark.
Prnnrilrp
CHIROPRACTOR
ISUnlet
IV
PnllAn
11
n
Vh
n
Wact
Hlock,
Thonc
CIO
fresh
Local
Raw
and
I'asipurizcd
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
I'llONK
C57
YES
!
Ijtpilr
Water
Pipes,
Koofa,
BoodWork
Stove,
rnnnected.
Vn..
.
Etc
I'
'Burner,
Cleaned
....
J1.50
HANDY
xMAN
IT01ME
rlone
BLACK
735
nKe
()r
Store
Your
topping
u
Headquarters
""faction
Guaranteed
Om
1
nn
JP,
Qn
""HSK
op
fink
n-nfins-
'
L-ague
got
Qif
Simpson
Celebrates-
VICTORIA
DAY
WAS
OBSERVED
ety
Of
Sor(s
At
Nihliorine
I
own
The
Victoria
Day
Canoe
race,
5
paddles
to
a
canoe,
Captain
Joe
White.
Gillnet
boat
race
up
to
7
h.p..
Vera
Talt
Challenge
Trophy
Charles
Alexander,
Greenville.
Cannery
tender
race,
Inverness
Challenge
Trophy.
Capt.
Edgar
Snider
of
Casslar,
boat
Skeena
Maid.
Commercial
trpller
class
(car
engine).
Capt.
"William
Stephens,
Oreenville.
(Mr.
Stephens
has
won
the
trochv
twice
and
is
now
de
1
clared
owner).
1
Commetr.lol
trailer
class.
10-12,
h.p..
cin.
Stanley
Adams
of
Greenville
This
trophy
to
be
defended)
by
Mr.
Adams
whenever
cancel
upon
by
the
committee.
Commercial
trailer
class,
15-18
h.D..
cud.
Capt.
Joshua
McKay.
Boat
Henry
Boy.
(This
troohy
his
been
won
twice
by
Mr.
McKay
who
is
now
declared
owner).
'
Track
Sports
Men's
100-yard
dash
Kelly
1
Stephens,
Greenville;
Gordon
Mc-J
Kay,
Greenville.
1
Bicycle
race.
2
miles
Andrew
Talt
Jr..
Leslie
Ryan.
I
Men's
220-yard
dash
v
Moses
Rfim
McKav
lr..
i
kU-o,
oiuip-wu,
-
-
"
!
Greenville.
Ladies
nail
driving
contest
Mary
Morrison,
Cora
McKay.
I
Relay
race
Capt.
W.
Jackson,
iKltkatla;
Capt.
Kelly
Stephens.
Greenville.
Married
Women's
wace.
75-yaras
Mrs.
Robert
Sampson,
Mrs.
Henry
Gray.
.
One
mile
race
Albert
nooinwu.
-!,mo
rjnrHnn
MfK.iv.
Green-
"
"
'
"
UltCUIJIil,
.
vllle.
Tug
of
War-Greenvllle
vs.
Portj
!Slmpson,
Simpson
team
Tiirpp
letreed
race
Dick
Ryan
and
Lloyd
Dudoward,
Jam?s
Law-
son
and
Solomon
Gray.
Boy's
race,
5
years
and
unaer
Leonard
Lawson,
Arthur
Helin.
Glrl,s
race,
5
years
and
under
Mary
Jane
Green,
Anita
Wells.
Boys'
race,
7
years
and
under
if0ln
Mnrrlcnn
IirTV
LaWSOn.
olrte'
race,
7
years
ana
unaei
TllUe
Morrison,
Pat
Offutt.
I
Boys'
race,
0
years
and
under
Melvhi
Morrison.
...
Girls'
race.
9.
years
anu
Martha
Robinson,
Greenvlle;
uin
Pleilce,
Simpson.
n,.o
i-,rvo
'x
vpars
and
under
ISam
Dudoward,
Ralph
Hayw'ard.
Girls'
race,
l
years
ana
unv?'
Sadie
Johnson,
Janet
Colwell.
I
Boys'
race,
l
years
and
Uder-norhorf.
Mr-K.iv.
Fred
Dudoward
r.
I
Girls'
race
14
years,
and,
under
Mpna
Dudoward,,
Paunne
w(bv
.
TJnvs'
race.
1Q
years
and
under
Mba'e,.rlnce
Rupert;
Tommy
Pllfold,
Prince
Rupert,
i
Girls'
race.
J6
years,
and.
under-Mono.
Dudoward,
Pauline.
WrtsM
Tricycle"
race,
8
years
and
under
-Raymond
McKay,
Teddy
White.
'
SPORT
CHAT
They've
had
only
ve"
nwwUw
and
Lindsay
wceiient
rrogram
rresenied
vari-
and
2Ve
dashed
.
I
1
J.fla,
IIP
Uiw.bIj,
ill
VInl.l.nHI..n
-.
pruceainKS
at
run
oimpson
on
nn
inflplrler
or
an
.
leadln?
threei
Friday
and
Saturday
were
very
he'll
let
it
no
at
a
urica
his
arte.
Innlnv
liihnn
fUCCeSSful.
There
Was
a
full
nro-
All
h
Irun.
far
lilmlf
is
iiuk
at
d
on
the
heat
3ram
of
sports,
races,
and
games
as
enough
hall
players
to
mak
Kw
were
many
visitors
to
town
from
Prince
Rupert,
Kltkatla,
Metlalcat-
.
nu
Downey
and
la.
Greenville
and
Ketchikan.
rc
for
the
eve-
The
winners
of
sports
trophies
Montesano
was
were:
Softball,
Dudoward
lnter-sthool
hallenge
trophy.
Crosby
Girls')
Faith
iiome
ik
for
10
du'
s
re-
'i
'
t
':.
cn
the
advice
of
Baseball,
J.
S.
Morrison
perpet-(
ual
challenge
trophy,
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club.
Softball
Challenge
Trophy,
Kit-
j
katla.
Football.
Gosnell
Challenge
Tro
phy,
retained
by
Kltkatla,
winners
in
1SH0,
when,
game
with
Greenville
was
called
on
account
of
darkness.
Water
Sports
j
Particular
interest
was
taken
In
the
water
sports,
winners
of
which
were:
T3S2
DAILY
KZT73
M
the
Ne
York
Giant,
.rnake
a
t
;
We
.can't
recall
pff'.and
a,
case
it's
only
natural
Ut
auote
of
We
'
MJ-w
rr
;'':7-
-hem
National
Lr.-.aui
a.ucs
suidlv
twp.
ite
ajway
w
w?
io-..,
diej
end.
ena.
financiaUy,
"nancjauy,
8na
w
it
is
estimat-
y"-
hav
:hot
Liaw
lUoy
fariot
fort
to
tti
1
1..-.Uai4
4a
O
couple
of
more
ceis
witn
nun
igooa
-
'
.
doniust
theyll
e
Known
as
hw
v"""1'
a
-
i
"
,
.
,.
rpssi.
the
car-1
-
i4i.
v,ir
fnr
as
B
team.
Bill
Mcuee-
yoe
chbu,
Bob
Bowman,
Burge
Whitehead
dinate
already
have
so
jggj
PJ
and.
Ken
O'Pea.
all
WW
from
the
.ler
tt
f
BIJy
Jw
...,
mortoi
i,
ha.:
ifWxn't
know
what
ttP.RW
im
only
one
rival
a,s,
a
PVl4
Harum
Gerry
Nugent
of
We
Phils
runs
a
hlghfUss
genera,
?tpre
catering
m
the
rarrilfe
iraue.
out
ne
theny
The
dpisn't
shrewd
gp
'
out
Cardinal
owner
UKkJng
for
deals.
doesn't
hAYe
much
of
H
stock.
For
He
has
tre
jnejhandlee
and
the.
one
HIgby
or
waivers
ne
naa
up
Buyers
s
come
cpme
t
w
Him-
mm.
ana
""
ne
-
voun?
eattar
m
;"
",u
othr
day
to
the
RJds.
Hn
J
r
cIon
Thk
flume
Lq
ha&ad
on
re-
.
..
.jj.j
unC1e
cam
UTuwin
s
3f!
;
..
'
y--r.ivfi
-,cr3
for
chandise
store
to
Pi
ftai
p-''rtM
for
Orenao
$55,000
'
"ecfl-
8
always
got
it
in
s,.,
-
$15
(m
f-
stu
I'f
'0r
.Wr'
r
f
t"tvn(
2
Martin.
in
VlTflW"
tl7flTWl
for
or
Mik
Mike
Rvba
Ryba.
while
the
Ran-
vtll
as
aquatic
events
and
on
Frl-
Cardinals
stout
pfiinajpt
WW-
.
r"
1
(a?
same
frame,
day
there
was
a
full
house
at
the
tender.
I
In
many
of
these
d,eH
Brpadcn
1
-
wore
Crawford
novelty
dance
in
the
Young
-
,
also
receiyd
Rlyest.
muclt
as
a
IdieA.
and
Bury
People's
Educational
Association
j
daler
will
take
in
a
used,
cat
as
,
-
,.kln'.,orH
.rniir
Ifsll.
Pridav
was
a
shnwrv
cl.iv.
Rrpnrlnn
hau
trot
nx-Oarda
scat-
a
trade-in.
For
instance,
he
got
irnv
were
Grow.
Saturday
was
ideal
for
sport-
atred
all
over
.the
league
'
Crawford
and
"om
a
weaher
standpoint.
There
l:
rs,
Fitch
In
fact,
Harry
Oumbert
from
the
Giants
in
fcr
him
can
be
added
on
the
Medwick
deal.
,c".,."v."i'5;
s"i
t,
it.
mr.v
-ood
nlavers
and
stl
don't
reel
qnd
$sagoa
fo,r
KIcQpe.
enp
:ne
deal
deal
that
that
backfired.
backfired.
That
That
was
was
The
Victory
Line
Dig
ml
GIRLS
ARE
ADEPT
TOO
Spot
Enemy
Planes
for
Gamier.
'and
Work
Presision
Instruments
LONDON.
May
28:
(CPi
'
girls
help
direct
the
fire
ol
uu-
,
,h.t
,fpnft
,n,
for
sale
Breadon.
X
a
as"
1
n
a
1
F
?flt
Jf5""
1!
!
tai
when
enemy
bombers
dree
o,.riA
ptfiv'sra
im
for
sale
or
swan.
Kas
th
man
or
men
the
want
rm
now.
i
flnd
lncendiarles.
anti
ap..-
ov
-
explosives
Fcr
.Innce
n,e
got
.
mfeers
of
tne
Auxil,.irv
Joe
Medwtck
and
Qurt
Javls
n
They
fonn
pott
e
Wim
fo
B
nb
Koy
Sam
Na-
sect.Qns
Qf
Car
Doyle
ana
ueri
naas.
-
-
u.
,nitrH
nnri
-Va
hi,
evted
into
a
fine
7"
-rr
rT
"
pitcher.
pitcher.
Koy.
Koy.
wa,
was
so;d
the
"
n
nvVT
the
country.
They
3
STAR
RYE
This
advertisement
is
not
publlinel
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
rPivPri
don't
load
the
guns
or
fire
them
te-
lt
sent
a
government
film
unit
to
mthP
nrofLt
cause
these
Jobs
call
for
great
make
a
movie
of
them.
The
picture
10
tne
uruiu
...
v,vcipai
rfrpneth.
nut
But
fhpv
they
do-
tr.
PV-
ev-
wm
.ni
nn
oVilV.lttnn
exhibition,
nnrtlv
nartly
tQ
W
shOW
show
ihelr
less.
We
can
mink
cf
only
on
erythlng
else.
Britain
what
her
girls
can
do
and
When
an
alarm
sounds
the
girls
partiy
to
obtain
recruits
fcr
one
come
out
at
the
double
to
"man"
of
tne
m0st
spectacular
and
hazar-the
fire
control.
Their
places
are
dous
phases
of
the
ATS
service,
the
height-finder
.
.
'
at
the
predictor,
and
the
identification
teiescpe.
They
worv
protected
only
by
a
low
h,
cne
sendin?
Gus
Manciyscp
to
rampart
rnmn,rt
of
of'
'sandbags,
sandbaRS.
a
a
few
few
yards
yards
New
York
so
he
could
help
the
Giants
win-
th
193,8
pennahjt.
TO
USE
OVEP
AG.AJK
HULL.
Eng.,
May
28:
WWW
away
from
the
gun
wnose
lire
mty
uuumcu
direct
.lectedby
Hull
students
after
bomb-
The
War
Office
was
so
Impressed
lng
raids
was
handed
over
for
re-by
the
work
of
these
AcW
ssfrls,
making
lnto
shells:
..
......v...,..-.-.-.
-v..
...
;.
sKy.m'&m
r.
W-
'PW..-..
.
.
iiiiiiiiiiiVHHVE.
xai
Witi
m
iHnmHi
mm
h
h
ib
iihi
f
MPS?
rm,
MW
for
ACTIVE
RATES
OF
PAY
IN
THE
RANKS
$1.30
per
Day
with
Board,
Lodging.
Clothing,
Medical
and
Dental
care
provided.
EXTRA:
(1)
Rates
varying
from
25
to
75
per
day
for
skilled
tradesmen
while
employed.
(2)
Dependent
Allowances
in
Cash:
$35
to
wife,
$12
each
per
month,
for
2
children
only
3
dependents
per
soldier.
.
rwrx
1
TO
FIGHT
FOR
THEIR
HOMES
Off
they
go
through
admiring
throngs!
Stalwart
young
Canadians
looking
defiantly
toward
the
front
where
they
vM
push
hack
the
'hordes
of
hate.
The
issue
has
heen
joincd-tlie
ehpicc
yours-will
you
fight
for
PERSONAL
freedom
or
-will
you
hecome
part
of
a
subject
race
of
regimented
slaves?
Canada
is
calling
you.
The
factories
are
turning
out
and
motorized
equipment.
I
he
army
the
guns,
tanks,
armoured
cars
has
the
facilities
to
utilize
your
skill,
or
teach
you
a
new
one.
on
ve
wanted
ACTION!
Here
it
is!
Thp
Canadian
Active
Army
is
a
fully
equipped
mobile
body
und
requires
muny
skilled
men
for
Artillery,
Engineers,
Signals,
Armoured
Cars,
Tanks,
Infantry,
Transport
and
Supply,
Medicul.Ordnauce
and
other
Branches
of
the
Service.
Go
to
your
nearest
l)is,trict
RecrtiUinj;
Office.
Find
qut
about
these
Units
how
they
work,
what
they
do,
See
just
Mlvr
you'll
fit
iiv
See
wlcre
any
particular
skill
yon
possess
can
bes(
he
utilized,
Tlien
join
up
for
ACTION.
Apply
to
Nearest
DISTRICT
RECRUITING.
OFFICE
or
Any
Local
Armory
DEPARTMENT
OF
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
CANADA
.:
Hi
''
4.