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Friday,
August
8,
1941.
J.
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SANDBOX
Hardware
Girls
1
CONTEST
m
n
Softball
;
Icordan
and
Anderson
Win
13
to
5
Acropolis
is
Winner
Mean
Trick
at
,
Over
Women's
Service
Corps
j
Seal
Cove
Gordon
and
Anderson
defeated
the
cellar-dwelling
Women's
Serial
After
a
very
close
fontest
with
CorPs
a
sce
"
cove.
Acropolis
Playground
was
,f
,5.in
dles
L&
softbal1
t
declared
winner
of
the
.annual
sandbox
coalition
Thursday
af-
"vT"
'
ternoon.
The
affair
was
marred
by
an
unfortunate
happening
at
Seal
Cove.
While
the
director.
May
Skinner,
ing
.theix
whole
project
underioot.
Nothing
daunted,
.the
members
went
to
work
and
rebuilt
the
entire
scene,
being
unable,
however,
to
duplicate
some
of
the
original
parts.
Nevertheless
the.
result
the
second
ine
was
so
ffoctlyp-
that
it
ran
a
very
close
,peond
to
the
Acropolis
effort.
Under
the
direction
.of
Joy
Foster,
was
paid
to
detail,
especially
in
res-ipect
to
the
paths
and
roadways,
02
1
and
even
to
the
"Keep
Off
the
Grass"
signs.
The
gardens
were
:
swimming
pool
and
fountain
while
McClymont's
offering
was
a
desert
scene
complete
with
oasis;
pyramids
and
camels.
SPORT
CHAT
j
j
j
w.
w.
Heard,
84,
life
vlce-
of
the
British
Tf
oaame
na
if
Jo
mAa
fo
clinw
f
nnf.
Preslden.t
Football
"
-v.ino
o
uw
cuun
io
utnii;
jhuuu
.w
""i
Association,
died
at
his
home
in
Lanaua
is
noming
up
tne
worn
oi
constructing
tne
Atasiui
highway
and
it
is
possible
this
is
to
some
extent
true.
So
far
as
we
know
there
has
been
no
public
discussion
as
to
who
is
to
nav
for
the
road
and
how.
The
General
opinion
yai
challenge
cup
for
the
seems
to
be
that
the
United
States
will
pay
the
bill
but'1"
championship
ciub-s
the
government
of
that
country
is
not
committed
to
that
expenditure.
The
probability
is
that
the
work
is
held
up
by
discussions
as
to
the
proportion
each
country
will
pay
and
who
will
be
responsible
for
the
construction.
Evidently
the
highway
is
being
discussed
as
a
defense
measure
that
will
benefit
United
States
most
and
Canada
only
in
a
secondary
degree.
There
is
also
the
connection
with
Southeastern
Alaska
through
Prince
Rupert
that
is
being
considered.
the
Middlesex
town
of
Hillingdon
recently.
National
Pigeon
race
at
Banff,
Scotland,
was
won
this
year
by
the
King.
King
Edward
VII,
then
Prince
of
Wales,
was
the
last
member
of
royalty
to
win
the
event,
in
1899.
MaJ.
R.
T.
Stany
forth,
who
captained
England's
cricket
team
Jn
Smith
AfHffl
in
1Q9"7-9n
.oi
While
Prince
Rupert
needs
the
highway,
'it:
ried
in
savov
chanei'
will
also
benefit
Alaska
very
greatly
and
a
fair
proportion
recently
to
Miss
p.
e.
Daniel.
of
expenditure
has
to
be
worked
out.
We
hope
that
any
;
plan
adopted
by
the
two
governments
concerned
will
not1
Montague
Evans,
whose
Blue
be
decided
on
too
late
to
be
of
real
use
as
a
defensive
meas-!
Vislon
won
tQe
Northumberland
ure.
Russia
And
Germany
The
German
official
announcements
have
turned
out
to
be
so
far
incorrect
that
it
is
quite
impossible
to
take
no
riaie
in
isai
and
the
Chester
Cup
in
iw.
died
at
Barmouth,
Wales,
recently.
The
British
Tennis
Association
has
agreed
to
provide
travelling
expenses
up
to
$445
for
stars
who
will
giye
leciure-demonstraUous
in
schools
and
colleges
In
aid
of
the
tice
of
them.
Occasionally
the
Russian,
reports
seem
to
be
.?:ulce
oloucester's
Red
Crs
and
exaggerated
but
they
are
so
much
more
nearly
correctr
Fund-
ht.ntfJV,pnentS
"T1
reopje
refuse
to
belfeve
Bramall
football
any
oi
the
Onuan
reiort,
relying
wholly
on
the
Russians'
home
oi
Sheffield
United,
damaged
to
tell
them
what
is
going
Oil.
jduring
ah
air
raid,
Is
expected
to
There
evidently
also
are
people
who
listen
only
to
Teady
for
Py
next
season,
reports
they
like.
Those
with
pro-German
inclinations
?mbt
craters
are
mied
ln
listpn
fn
flflmnn
vonnvto
nnrl
thnan
hr
,.r.-P.,nC,:oM
ifiUt
the
Stands
Will
not
be
-
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v"
";r
t
i"r,iJi"
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v1
u"tn
after
the
war.
jiaocji
uni,y
lu
ivuiun
i
epulis,
oust
no
w
eviuenuy
nussia
gets
most
of
the
listening
for
the
average
person
here
seems
to
be
pro-Russian.
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Red
Cross
by
playing
exhibition
matches.
Reach
ten
cnouaanu
people
with
a
"want
ad."
ln
the
Dally
News.
I
ill
vm
to.
2.
Mrs.
Paly
played
a
line
game
I
for
the
winners
while
Cavenalle
and
,
Barber
were
the
choice
for
the.
losers.
was
home
to
mncn
tne
meanest
t
trick
of
the
summer
was
VL
jH
result
of
two
days'
hard
work
on
the
part
of
the
members
by
trampl
Corps--
Turgeon,
Murray
and
Barber.
Umpires
were
A.
Simonseh
and
Mclntyre.
I
McClymont
Is
Winner
Seal
Cove
Is
Beaten
Jn
Gyro
Boys'
Softball
League
tain
lake
in
which
winding
scene
a
n
tQ
fl
Thursda
morning
at
the
road
led
up
through
a
forest
of
ev-
Hlgh
tQ.
e
over
second
ergreens
w
a
gin
guiae
camp
ai
me
lace
Jn
the
G
f
0
Playground
Boys'
-,
of
the
of
three
lakes.
edge
largest
6oftball
League
Aftw
Mng
oe-
me
muuw
u.vmg
ouuiu,
.uw
hlnd
mQst
of
e
thg
winners
boats
and
two
automobiles
madelosed
with
a
four-run
rally
in
the
very
realistic
the
whole
project
andlxth
lnnl
and
managed
to
hold
uie
iukcs
ui
Diue
cejiupnaue
were
so
convincing
as
to
invite
the
beholder
to
a
cool
drink.
ay
Skinner's
Seal
Cove
group
depicted
the
Prince
Rupert
Court
House,
complete
with
cenotaph
and
the
Seal
Cove
team
scoreless
in
sunken
garaens.
ureal
auennon
Batteries
were'
Seal
Cove
D.
Schaeffer.
D.
Murray.
McClymont
Jt.
Blake,
J.
Finlay.
In
soccer
Saturday
Westvlew
Baseball
Scores
National
League
St.
Louis
3,
Cincinnati
2.
Pittsburg
4,
Chicago
3.
American
League
New
York
5,
Boston
9.
Detroit
4,
Cleveland
3.
Philadelphia
4,
Washington
5.
Chicago
11,
St.
Louis
1.
National
League
Brooklyn
65
36
St.
LOuls
.1
:....6
37
Pittsburg
56
44
Cincinnati
56
46
New
York
46
50
Chicago
45
57
Boston
42
58
Philadelphia
26
74
American
League
New
York
71
35
Cleveland
'.
58
45
Boston
54
49
Chicago
51
53
Philadelphia
.48
55
Detroit
..
49
56
Washington
,41
59
St.
Louis
41
61
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field-
Tracing
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Shows
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being
much
better
tnan
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a
A
tracing
back
of
family
trees
has
disclosed
that
there
Is
a
relationship
of
the
well
known
local
McRae
family
of
business
men
with
Lieut.
Col.
John
McCrae,
the
writer
of
"In
Flanders
Field."
who
died
ln
action
in
the
First
Great
War.
It
is.
therefore,
an
interesting
co-incidence
that
there
should
be
this
re
lationship
between
the
soldier-poet
whose
work
contained
those
famous
words
"Hold
high
the
torch"
and
the
young
local
naval
officer,
Lieut
Jack
McRae,
who
recently
escorted
across
Canada
the
"Torch
of
Vic
tory"
that
was
later
presented
to
j
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
m
England.
The
McRae's
all
come
from
Ontario.
Despite
the
variation
in
the
spelling
of
names
they
ate"
all
'of
the
same
Scottish
family
originally,
having
come
many
years
ago
from
Laurlston,
Scotland.
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slow
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At
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25
Years
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August
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1916:-
-Iulurk,
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positions
in
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Travenanzej
structlon
of
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now
on
order.
'
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Tofana
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the
how
Now
I
venture
to
say
that
If
those
who
make
these
remarks
were
tak-
,
,
en
to
the
docks
and
saw
the
work
"eni"
k"tluu
"U1
in
progress
and
the
precision
that
PM
wood.,
.vaux-Uiapitrn
has
to
be
exercised
ln
the
construe-
tlon
of
boats,
possibly
they
would
change
their
minds.
!
And
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while
they
were
there
and
heard
some
of
the
pro-
i
fanlty
and
accusations
hurled
at
1
the
workmen
they
would
come
back
;
and
be
wiser
but
sadder
men,
and
for
ever
after
hold
their
tongues.
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