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Rooosevelt's
Soeech
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Centre
..
The
commnnJtv
opntep
irln
?c
Tuesday,
March
18,
1941.
EDITORIAL
J
f
Kupert
With
o
many
soldiers
stationed
in
the
city
the
need
ior
such
an
establishment
is
being
more
greatly
felt
at'thitf
time
than
it
ever
was
before.
In
fact,
a
community
centre
for
Pruice
Rupert
seems
to
be
almost
developing
into
a
war
project
idea.
b,
-
Certainlv
with
thp
nrpsnf
is
mmins,
it
should
be
a
good
time
to
raise
the
funds-
.
.
iiigiitiranu
general
aemands
on
the
i
pocket
book
greater.
There
are
some
who
feel
that
there
is
an
opportunity
notf
to
bring
the
community
centre
project
to
a
successful
iculminatibh
which
would
probablv
not
xiKt
after
the
war
is
over,
J
"?
PF0
l&
least
worthy
of
serious
considera-tion
t.
at
this
time..
There
was
never
greater
complaint
than
there
is
today
at
the
lack
of
facilities
here
such
as
a
community
centre
would
provide.
-
'
'
:
:
i
If
-atou
lose.anythipg,
advertise
for
it.
British
uriust)
Columbia
uoiumDia
title
uue
Irom
jrom
Prem-1
trem-i
The
full
team
of
Morgan:
Mac
High
School
girls
will
meet
a
Fras
er
Street
quintette
sisters
of
the
Junior
champs.
This
will
be
the
first
girls
game
on
an
outside
card
for
this
season
and,
no
doubt,
wl.'l
carry
some
tall
excitinff
moments
i
THllr.
nnwt
...til
1
1
l
.
.
CJjmont
Park
Juniors.
SPORT
CHAT
IU
UAIIjI
fT'm
Basketball
Buzz
iPINALS
IN
Th
Savovs
In
nrpnaratlon
for
CARD
PLAY
the
series
Wednesday
-and
Thurs-
'
day
with
Ketchikan,
are
carrying
T'
A,ondajr
out
nightly
basketball
practice
at
the
Catholic
gym
where
they
traln-
ed
when
they
won
the
northern
Grotto
last
night
defeated
Cow
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
iTVlvC
Itv
11
Wnh
r.t
OOHfl
r.
lOfM
in
ler
in
ivvj.
nowuig
it
tome
present,
7'
-
J
"
v
--
day,
The
-Rupert
boys
have
hi2hw,n,
J??
Rnet
Urid2
(hopes
of
victory
over
their
WghlyilI'v0
taJ
touted
rivals.
The
entire
team
iavwrvjonnson
uuj)
ana
uow
uoysus
ii..
.
..
..n
Tin
T&h
Cuh.
unuuig
uie
iiuuu
iiiucii
Jiiure
-rainy,
j
.
accessible
than
It
did
in
the
UR
lhe
"na
lnler
UrM"e
witli
New
Metlakatla
Just
two
"d
vCrage
League
competition
weeKs
ago
mis
weeic.
"riTjV
IT
IT:
cnooage
ana
jtjzu
to
zzvu
in
nriage.
Tne
annual
banquet
and
presen
Phec.
Campbell,
e..
UndTO
toMon
of
wlu
take
plaCe
m
Beynon,
Houston.
Holkestad
and
-ctAr...
Hnm
nifn
llfUl
Ho
nn
Vln,t
nrA
it
:
will
certainly
take
;some
tam
toi
beat
them
on
their
home
floor
at!
the"
Exhibition
Building.
Fans
are
being
assured
that
the
Hockey
Standings
hall
up
there
Is
perfectly
comfort-
.Boston
27
able
and
not
cold
as'
reported
b
Toronto
.28
many
knockers,
it
Is
to
be
udmltr
Detroit
."21
ted
there
were
some
-cold
hl?hts.angers
.,20
during
the
season
but,
since
the
Chicago
...:..,M
advent
of
more
or
.less
spring
vanadiens
weather,
the
-hall
is
.perfectly
warni.
'Americans
I
made
for
n
large
crowd
each
nieht
Spokane
.10
8
or
'ine
series.
-oeuwie
zu
Vancouver
..
.22
Portland
'
20
In
a
game
preliminary
to
the
.
senior
tussle
on.
Wednesday
the
National
League
13
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164
101
6
14
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99
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19
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124
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25
115
130
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182
Pacific
Coast
..'.25
7
18t4CJ27
MefmberK
of
i.hf
.
Mr.
nlov
hnn
W
inaH
4ViA
7
21
153
in
5
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145
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158
MUTCH
IS
07
02
53
50
1
391
38i
SO"
57
47
491
41
CHAMPION
ately
after
the
junior
game.
JAfaln
Wins
From
Neil
Cameron
T
Take
City
.Billiard
Title
.
At
half
time
in
the
senior
game
Wednesday
there
win
h
entatlon
of
the
cup
emblematic
of
.steady
play
on
his
part.
R.
C
uie
city
junior
cnamplonship
tyi
Miitcn
again
won
from
Nell
Cam-the.
Fraser
Street
Tigers
-who
wm
erIn
to
the
city
billiards
charn-,
in
the
recent
playoffs
against
Mc
PJnshlp
tournament
sponsored
by
i
the
Canadian
Legion
by
a
margin'
of
80
points.
I
The
game
was
played
In
two!
Tjlocks
of
500
points
each.
At
the
half-way
mark
-Cameron
was
lead-
,iitg
by
510
points
to
470.
Shortly
airer
uie
start
of
the
second
block
Of
500
txnrks.
Mutch
hv
stpndu
.
1
I
.wwva
iw
&
Oi41
w
I
UIC
ICUU
UIU
Wild
(
,
.
I
unttj
-.whcwlir
fpreserit
iiltefirUUi-j.elghiHWe'
:;pobs
'
had.
tfamer-i
f.j
ii
wic
-uuiixc
.conunana
wicu
eumeu
una
was
73
wnen
!
.
Jucbini?
from
fno
np.l,
nf
Po,v.w
ti.i:
!boxin?
championship
fjnaia
to
helMutch
was
741.
,
la
the
Mil
no
HelitiiMiariWitii
ICKS
VAtoRu
I
Basketball
Ketchikan
All-Stars
Vs.
Rupert
Savoys
A1AKUU'
Exlubitiah
15-20
p.m.
Juniors.
JVlcClymmil
fark
vs.
Fraser
Street
p.m.
Girls
IIigh
.School
vs.
Fraser
Street
p.m-Ketcblluui
ts.
Prim-e
Rupert
JDance
Jn
Iloner
of
Visiters,
.
.
Welcome
Hieh
Quality
Latest
Patterns
f
All
BriiisK
WopUfls
JUST
ARRIVED
Come
In
and
choose
tie
ttoth
for
your
spring
uit.
Ling
the
Tailor
Sixth
Street
Phone
(59
.
b
Uie
local
Red
Cross.
la
last
250
;
Kbofeevftlt
S
n
fi
i
tvYn
v
m
J
iJt
t
T
u
7i
OA
i
'
:
'
V
Jn
couver
tis
week
,
points
Mutch
drew
steadily
ahead
ahead
,
inf
f
i
J
."
"1C
u,,llcu
omtes-
is
ior
ail
aea
yesieraay
artemoon
on
the
and
a
thlrtyrtwo
break
put
him
in
intents
.and
purposes
almost
fully
in
the
War
with
US.
If.Pncess
Norah
for
4he
south.
The,
ihe
lead
which
he
increased
until
there
was
ever
any
doubt
about
thfe
position
of
the
i
United
jpar,,y
polwteled
'
ounher
D.--
.K.
,the
end--when
lie
finished
up
States
under
Rbosevelt,
the
chief
executive's
UUVG
sneech
com-
COm
and
Gunner
-
T..uuraerieood.winner.
8PLeCtl
plefely
dispelled
it
1C2nd
BaX'
CorP-
xnq
W
W
breaks
V
-Private
J.
Cooper,
Private
during
the
match.
Mutch
NamillL
firvat
TiriHin
P,n.nn
n,l
tt
i
o!.
having
Greece
""tain,,
and
the
United
Mr
States,
.Parkinson.
Private
R.
Cottsworth
two
rMni
of
thlrtyreisht
with
Cam-
mr.
Koosevelt
gave
assurance
that
the
nations
which
are
nd-;Lanec
-Corporal
j.
corner
0x,ronneXer
mnnins
up
a
big
series:
Iientinp;
lor
democracy
as
against
dictatorship
shall
tret
ih
Rccky
Mnal
Rangers-and1.
Jack
-Uan
.was
referee
.and
all
the
implements
of
war
shins
nlanes
tanks
fnnrl
1fin'"
"rtsman
W.
,W.
Keith
(Peorge-Dawes
official
scorer.
iins,
ammunition-thev
need
from
the
Tlnitpd
Sfnw'i0
thsIloyal
Canadl&n
rJ
'10?
"
up
ettd
wns-nn
PniiTunPoirtrf
,l,ofM
u..i
ii
ii.
--'
.
'T:.
""
"
lurnea
over
,g
Andif
.or
when
Uie
democracies
should
need
men,
the
-Kooseveltian
answer;,
it
seems
apjiarent,
would
be
the
.same.
.-""
United
States
is
in
the
war.
This
may
be
-the
turning
jioint.
At
least
it
is
one
of
the.
most
important
junctures.
War
Savings
Campaign
-
-
0
In
the
matter
of
,
war
savings,
the
Oriental
section
of
-""iMiitjr
occiiia.iu
nuye
act
a
iiign
marK
ior
tne
rest
of
us
to
aim
at
According
to
the
committee
in
charge
of
the
canvass
here,
215
.savings
pledges
have
been
made
bv
tne
Janariese
and
fortv.fmir
hv
fho
rbi
nocn
It
V,
-4.1.
elements
of
the
population
did
correspondingly
as
well
.
there
WOllld
hp
nn
niiAari
city
-and
district
of
2000
pledges
being
reached.
:
The
campaign
winds
up
this
week.
Those
who
mav
not
have
been
approached
and
who
are
able
to
save
should
jnakelheir
pledges
without
necessarily
having
to
be
canvassed.
We
repeat
that
it
is
not
only
a
patriotic
duty
but
a
matter
of
good
business
to
save
for
the
war
effort
;
I.IIMIiHiNh
;
Distillers
cFine
Whittles
since
IS57
Miss
salomea
Tretlak
of
the
Uaz-elton
Hospital
nursing
staff,
after
a
brief
visit
to
Port
Simpson,
was
here
aboard
the
Catala
this
morning
going
through
to
Vancouver.
BLACKHEADS
Mlt..
ttrno.
Ct
two
ocaen
it
wroxln
n4
Tba
wlU
wir
bw
ti,
u
unn.
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IN
YOUR
OLD
FURNITURE
for
NEW
You
Do
BETTER
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ELICTS
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to
5:30
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A
tool
companion
allows
a
friend
to
exprrsH
hiin-x-lf
freely.
That
i
why
water
is
the
perfect
companion
of
good
vhiky.
Jt
allows
whisky
to
tell
It
a
own
story.
The
Seagram
Canadian
Whiskie
are
distilled,
aged,
and
hlended
to
meet
the
water
tent.
They
are
of
nuch
extpiUite
flavour
that
men
who
know
good
whikir
refuM
to
iiiU
with
them
anything
other
than
jilain
-or
sparkling
water.
It
1
this
delightful
and
exclusive
Pmoothhens
that
hai
caused
the
Seagram
w
lii-kis
to
oulscll
all
other
on
the
American
continent.
lion.
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ott.
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not
published
or
diupuyeo
b
the
Liquor
Control
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or
by
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ozs.
$1.75
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Yojur;
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io
Canada
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Stbra
Pbones
1
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tlaily
from
8
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till
10
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