PAGE
FOUR
OFFICERS
FOR
1942
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
Receives!
Nominations
Today
Rorie
for
President.
1942:
President
George
L.
Rorie.
Secretary
W.
J.
Scott.
Treasurer
H.
S.
Meadows.
Directors
Dr.
Jens
Munthe.
L.
B.
Lambly,
Frank
Dibb,
J.
H.
Bulger.
Arnold
Flaten,
Robert
Sutherland
and
Frank
Skinner.
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WW
SAYS
r
"Kp
our
forcti
well
upplitj
with
war
weapons.
Bujr
all
the
War
Savings
Certificate!
you
possibly
can."
Olof
Hanson
Reaches
City
Member
for
Skeena
Arrives
lowing
Recent
Session
at
Ottawa.
Kilowatt
says
...
.
'
'STOP
GOING
LIKE
THIS....
WHEN
yOU
USE
YOUR
RAVI
Of'
Let
a
NEW
Radio
BRING
YOU
BETTER
RECEPTION
"I
may
be
over-acting
a
little
"
admits
Ready
Kilowatt
"but
isn't
that
Just
about
what
you
leel
like
doing
when
your
radio
ladea
out
or
starts
yowling
fust
when
vital
news
is
coming
over
or
your
favourite
orchestra
or
comedian
is
going
to
town.
And
that's
why
I'm
such
a
booster
ior
new
models:
in
all
my
experience
there's
nothing
to
equal
them
for
consistently
brilliant
performance.
Portables,
mantels,
consoles,
at
just
the
price
you
want
to
pay
are
now
showing
at
our
stores."
Fol-
Pastor
at
Burns
Lake
Has
Close
Call
on
Road
BURNS
LAKE,
Nov.
26:
Rev.
Adam
Crisp.
United
Church
min-
Olof
Hanson,
MP.
for
Skeena,
lster
at
Burns
Lake,
had
a
re-arrlved
In
the
city
on
last
night's
markable
escape
from
death
Sun-
The
following
nominations'
wen?
train
from
.Smithers.
it
belnz
his
day
nleht
as
he
was
returning
presented
by
a
nominating
corn-1
nm
vlslt
tne
city
following
the
,
from
services
at
Wistaria
by
way
Mr.
Hanson
will
sail
Saturday
of
the
worst
turns
owing
to
the
night
on
the
Vancouver.
OFFICE:
EXCHANGE
BLOCK
Prince
Rupert
for
slippery
condition
of
the
road
and
NAMED
FROM
HAMLET
Jack
Benny
and
Carole
Lombard
are
co-starrlne
in
a
comedy,
The
election
will
take
place
next
which
draws
its
name
from
"Ham-
month
and
the
installation
the
loiiowlng
month.
iBe
shot
over
the
bank
and
'an:fd
on
one
side
among
the
trees
and
rocks
below
without
serious
damage
to
either
car
or
driver.
AND
VICE
VERSA?
Scientists
have
mnrip
nrHfiMil
let,"
which
is
"To
Be
Or
Not
To
rubber
from
potatoes
and
even
tomatoes.
GURVICH
CONTRACTORS
Houses
Moved
To
Any
Location
BASEMENTS
AND
FOUNDATIONS
.
EXCAVATED
AND
ERECTED
DUMP
TRUCKS
AND
COVERED
VANS
for
Hire
By
Tke
Day
Or
By
Contract
Rock
and
Soil
For
Sale
When
Available
PHONE
tf2
THE
DAILY
NEWS
I
fnan
fnilir
If
iMnll
.ffffnTuHHM
Even
a
movie
scenario
writer
couldn't
have
Improved
on
the
meteoric
rise
to
glory
of
Bob
Bar-
nett.
the
lanky
country
boy
from
undefeated
and
untied
Blue
Dev
ils
of
United
States
football,
it
started
back
in
1939,
when
Duke
was
playing:
Georgia
Tech
in
At-
mittce
at
today's
Prince
Rmiprt
session
of
parliament
at
Ottawa
of
the
new
Nadlna-Francoii
Lake.lanta.
Bulky
Bob
was
a
fourth-
Qyro
Club
luncheon
as
officers
tor
irom
wicn
ne
recently
returned,
road.
His
car
failed
to
make
one
SPORT
CHAT
string
centre
then,
a
gangling
195-pound
sophomore
with
hands
like
hams
and
eet
to
match.
Duke
had
a
76
lead,
but
when
Georgia
Tech
started
running
wild
in
the
last
period,
the
one-point
margin
looked
mighty
shaky.
Then
a
groan
went
up
from
the
Duke
supporters.
Their
first-"
string
centre
was
hurt
and
had
to
be
helped
from
the
field.
You
know
how
it
goes
in
the
movies.
Well,"
that's
exactly
what
happened.
Coach
Wallace
Wade
looked
over
his
substitutes.
There
was
Bob
with
that
"put-me-ln
coach"
determination
written
all
over
his
pan.
Wade
walked
over
to
him,
whispered
something
in
his
ear,
and
slapped
him
on
the
ample
seat
,of
his
trousers.
If
Bar-nett
was
scared,
he
didn't
show
It.
He
spit
on
his
hands
and
took
his
place
backing
up
the
line.
Almost
single-handed
he
halted
the
Tech
running
game.
Then
he
put
the
contest
on
ice
for
the
Blue
Devils
by
coming
in
to
Intercept
a
pass
whch
looked
like
a
sure,
touchdown.'
When
Bob
.left
the
dressing
room
after
ithe
game
his
name
was
in
the
headlines
of
the
sports
extras.
It's'
been
there
ever
since.
He's
one
of
those
tanks
who
like
it
best
when
the
going
Is
tough.
He's
as
quick
as
a
scatbac'i
at
passes,
and
the
way
he
backs
up
the
line
is
positively
brutal!
He
earned
all-Southern
honors
last
year,
and
the
climax
to
his
scenario-like
career
came
when
he'wss
elected
captain
this
year.
MIXED
BOWLING
November
26
Pushovers
vs.
Pete-a-Repeat,
Standard
Oil
vs.
Woanjas,
Alley
Cats
vs.
Peoples
Store,
Sav-Mor
vs.
Tollers,
Alley
Kittens
vs.
Bankers,
Stones
Clo
thiers
vs.
Rlnkey
Dinks.
December
3r-Alley
Kittens
vs.
Sav-Mor,
Pushovers,
vs.
Peoples
Store,
Pete-a-Repeat
vs.
Stones
Clothiers,
Standard
Oil
vs.
Bank
ers,
Rlnkey
Dinks
vs.
Tollers.
Al
ley
Cats
vs.
Woanjas.
December
10
Standard
Oil
vs.
Alley
Cats,
Bankers
vs.
Sav-Mor,
Peoples
Store
vs.
Woanjas.
Rln
key
Dinks
vs.
Pete-a-Repeat,
oujiies
lomiers
vs.
.rijsnovers,
xouers
vs.
Alley
Kittens,
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DID
ADAM
HAVE
ONE?
The
oldest
known
tool
in
the
world
Is
the
saw.
BASKETBALL
UNDER
WAY
Well
School
Heats
Dry
Dock
Fine
Intermediate
Game
In
The
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
'League
got
off
to
a
fine
start
last
night
before
a
good
sized
crowd
at
the
Exhibition
building
In
the
curtain
raiser
the
Fraser
Street
quintette,
sparked
by
the
sharpshooting
of
Wlnslow
and
Balrd,
won
over
the
never-say-die
High
School
squad
15
to
8.
The
High
School
girls
show
great
promise
and
it
was
Just
inexperience
that
beat
them
last
night.
Payne
and
Yamanaka
shared
the
honors
for
High
School
In
scoring,
while
Currle
and
Clapp
looked
good
at
guard.
For
Fraser
Street
especially
the
third
quarter
the'
uock
am
ana
Montesano
were
ing.
Dominic
Montesano
handled
RANGERS
WINNERS
New
York
Wins.
Over
..Chicago:
Boston
Over.
Detroit
i'fh.
Chicago
4,
New
York
5.
Boston
7,
Detroit
1.
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
26:NewYork
Rangers
defeated
the
second
place
Chicago
Blacks
by
a
score
of
5
to
4
in
the
National
Hockey
League
last
night
and,
as
a,
result,
moved
into
fourth
place
In
the
standing.
In
the
second
scheduled
game
last
night,
Boston
Bruins
swamped
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
Mo
1
at
Detroit.
The
league
standings
to
date:
W
D
L
F
A
P
Toronto
6
Chicago
5
Teslie
and
Murray
were
alo
good.
I
Brooklyn
.
.3
In
the
second
game
of
the
eve-.Boston
5
nlng
the
high
-
powered
High
Hangers
4
School
squad
eked
out
a
36
to
28
victory
over
a
hard-working
Dry
Dock
quintette
but
only
Jn
the
crying
moments
of
the
game.
The
shipbuilders
seemed
to
have
the
game
well
in
hand
at
half-time,
leading
14
to
11.
The
reason
for
this
was
that
thev
had
Hleh
School's
key
men,
Arney
and
San-
terbane,
practically
blanketed.
Detroit
2
Canadiens
1
However,
In
the
second
half
and
;per-engines
campus
boys
seemed
to
really
start
the
whistle
in
the
rolling.
They
shook
forward
Ar-
game
and
Alex
Bill
ney
loose
and
he
went
on
a
ram-iiadies.
page
for
11
points
in
this
half.!
Teams
and
individual
23
14
12
18
17
11
18
20
7
24
12
19
32
32
8
18
29
5
18
27
3
ORIGINAL
SUB-STRA1S
CAIRO.
Nov.
26:
0)
Bird
students
are
pointing
out
that
Egyptian
geese
possibly
to
escape
desert
heat
fly
as
high
"s
35,000
feet,
a
height
attained
by
man
only
with
oxygen
gadgets
and
su-
Intermedlate
refereed
the
scoring
i,ic
uuie,
auti
me
s;axt
oi
me
were:
second
half,
began
to
be
a
nip
and
j
Indies
League
tuck
affair
up
until
the
last
quar-
Fraser
Street
Hingston,
Wlns-
ter
when
High
S:hool
put
on
its
low
7.
T.
Burgone,
Teslie,
Postuk.
last
minute
bid
for
victory.
Both
Balrd
8,
McKay,
T.
Burgone.
Mur-
sldes
seemed
to
lose
their
tempers
ray.
Total,
15.
quite
frequently
and
fouls
were
High
School
Payne
4.
Clanc
plentiful.
It
is
to
be
hoped
this
will
not
always
go
to
the
extent
it
did
last
night.
There
seems
to
be
quite
a
rivalry
between
the
two
teams
and
this
will
tend
to
make
the
games
more
interesting.
For
High
School
Arney
and
Mac-Donald
were
outstanding.
For
Dry
Albany,
Ga.,
who
captains
Duke's
oqd
at
guard(
with
all
tne
Dock
boys
having
a
share
in
the
scor-
Currie,
Yamanaka
4,
Sherman,
Owens,
Skinner,
Armstrong.
Total,
8.
Intermediate
Dry
Dock
Montesano
6,
Bill
6,
Knutson
6,
Pavllkls
6.
Eastman
2,
Sheddon
2.
Brown.
Total
28.
High
School
MacDonald
7,
San-terbane
5,
Teng
3,
Arney
17.
Gur-vich
2.
Tee
2,
Alexander,
Vucko-vlch.
Total,
'36.
.
Next
games
will
be
played
on
Saturday
night.
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WINGS
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enn
you
do
to
provi.lo
planes,
to
train
and
equip
our
airmen
for
lint
lie?
You
can
provide
tlio
money,
liy
walchiiift
every
penny
you
l-pend.hy
saving
all
you
ran.
Personal
thrift
U
vitally
nen-xsary
now.
Honor
your
pledge
to
invest
in
War
Savings
Cerlifi.
aten
regularly.
JSuild
up
your
savings
arcount.
Set
aside
a
little
ea
h
monlli
to
meet
the
war
taxes
which
must
he
paid.
We
have
B
job
on
our
hands.
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book
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