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arthur
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EDITION
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Children
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EDITORIAL
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
To
Fall
or
Not
to
Fall
.
.
.
MRS.
FREW
'IS
REGENT
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Hill
68
Chapter.
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
was
held
Mon
day
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
R,
S.
Grieg,
McBride
Street
The
leporU
read
by
the
secretary
and
the
treasurer
showed
a
very
successful
year's
work.
In
response
to
an
appeal
to
bay
or
bend
warm
clothing
for
destitute
Polish
people
in
Rossta.,
the
chapter
donated
the
sum
of
$25.
During
the
year
105
garments
l
Get
Into
I
V
the
I
V
Fight!
I
II
BUY
I
VICTORY
1
1
BONDS
1
iMacey.
'
l
were
knitted
for
the
forces.
Also
twenty
articles
of
dresses
and
un-
r
derdothing
were
made
daring
the
last
month
for
civilians
in
bombed
out
areas
in
B
rite
in.
Officers
elected
for
the
coming
year
are
a
follows:
Honorary
Resent
Mrs.
O.
E.
Moore.
Regent
Mrs.
J.
A.
Frew.
.First
Vice-Regent
Mrs.
R.
J.
Karen.
Second
Vice-Regent
Mrs.
J.
II.
1
THURSDAY
FEB.
12.
1942
Possibly
by
the
time
this
is
in
type
Singapore
will
be
taken
and
possibly
again
it
will
still
be
holding
out.
If
there
is
anything
to
be
gained
by
holding
out
we
can
depend
upon
it
the
British
forces
will
not
let
0.
In
any
event
we
lose
the
huge
dry
dock
which
was
destroyed
yesterday
so
there
might
be
no
chance
of
the
Japs
getting
it.
This
dock
was
towed
to
Singapore
all
the
way
from
England.
The
lesson
of
Singapore
to
Prince
Rupert
is
that
we
must
be
prepared
and,
to
be
prepared,
we
must
have
money.
Every
Victory
Bond
purchased
helps
to
provide
another
plane.
Many
people
here
have
money
King
idle
which
could
be
working
for
the
air
force
providing
fighting
material
This
is
a
good
opportunity
to
put
it
to
work.
basketball
Played
SHOES
FOR
WOMEN
j
LOCALS
WIN
THREE
GOOD
!
HOOP
GAMES
I
MetlakatU
57
to
35.
Bo-Me-H:
t
1
won
oetr
KinroHth
latennediates
!
j2
to
2
I
The
opettinr
intermediate
Sons
between
the
nf
Vinmlllh
i
!
and
the
Bo-Me-ffl
ended
in
favor
.
I
jof
the-local
lads
by
to
.
The
,
jbalL
Their
technique
looked
so
j
smooth
that
it
sttustd
to
be
ef-i
forties.
Toe
referee
was
Sonny
SUles.
IndtrMual
scoring
was:
!
Bo-Me-Hl
Macdenald,
15;
Gar-
vieh.
9:
Alexander.
2:
Pustuk.
10;
Lee.
7:
Sant
urbane.
2:
Lon?.
6:
Amey.
14.
Total.
9L
3;
Fitch.
14:
Pavlikis:
Simnndsen.
,
tedfc
After
Gats
two
gam
to
Toe
lsmiWJ1
toitows:
PushWers
B.
V.
G.
DeMng
DeMnf
Maan
McCaffety
WratMlt
Wbodan
Handicap
Totals
KineoUtb
W.
Lineoba.
1:
H.
A.
R.
Anderson
Gurney.
2;
Stevens.
2;
Clayton.
I
H.
Woodtide
2.
H.
Dooian.
8:
D.
Venn,
:
S.
S.
Davie
Doolan:
C.
Lincoln.
8;
L.
Swart
Total,
29.
jKannlcap
TOWS
During
the
first
half
of
second
game
between
the
Dry
Dock
and
I
Toilers
the
MeUakatla
Panthers,
both
II.
Croxford
teams
played
a
close
same.
Half-
t.
Fraaer
-time
score
was
2C
to
21
for
the
a.
KeBett
local
lads.
Alter
the
intermission
I
t.
Hall
the
shipbuilders
forged
ahead
to
c.
Fraaer
.-
come
oat
TictorVoms
by
a
score
of
Cy
Kefleit
...
57
to
35.
This
game
was
refereed
Handicap
by
Art
Murray.
Totals
The
line-ups
were
as
foOowst
j
Kinky
Dink
Dry
Dock
Baker;
Holkeatad.
21;
wkk
Davis.
14;
Scherk.
3;
Vuckoritch.
:
IN
LEAD
Deadlock
for
First
PUce
in
Misrd!
Bawlln;
Lraur
Is
Broken.
j
ftt
m
94
154
19S
221
177
146
11
182
at
80
IT.
4
1175
1074
ID
Woanjas
ri
Prtertetf
147
201
.
WoodsMe
1
1441
213
IL
Anderson
1
1
i'1
Sm
202
205
192
ISO
143
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maio
oruogni
iirsi
mooa
w
aap-
iouowea
uy
six
aiviacu
ucitxu
Secretary
Mrs.
E.
Tteimermefe-
,
ietT
shot
followed
bv.Dominato.
MacPhee
and
Holke-
ter.
Assistant
Secretary-
Breen.
-Mrs.
H.
A.
Treaaarer
Mr.
C.
A.
Brtnd.
1
Ecboe
S"T
-
Mrs.
Roy
Annual
.Meeting
of
Queen
Mary
Hardman.
rrt,,-.r
r,.,i.
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r
i
Educational
Secretary
Mrs
Standard
Bearer
Mrs.
Kidd.
All
Canadian
Union
Amalgamated
Building
Workers
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
I'nit
No.
1
MEET
f
N
G
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Every
fourth
Sunday,
2:30
p.m.,
of
Each
Month.
METROPOLE
HALL
Phone
Red
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45-DAY
LIMIT
FEB.
21
TO
MAR.
7
From
Prince
Kupert
and
Return
To
Coach
'Tourist
'Standard
Toronto
$63.50
Ottawa
63.50
Montreal
6430
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67.95
TlaHfax
81.40
CO
BY
TRAIN
for
safety,
speed,
comfort,
conditioned
coaches
on
principal
R.
1
Daring
the
evening
Mrs.
Brock
ileaby
presented
the
retiring
re
gent,
Mrs.
G.
E.
Moore,
with
a
gift
from
the
members
in
appreciation
of
her
work
in
the
chapter.
Mrs.
Moore
suitably
replied,
thanking
the
members
in
return.
Six
new
members
were
received
during
the
past
year.
Advertise
in
The
Dairy
News.
Phone
98
$77.50
$
91.45
77.50
91.45
78.45
92.60
83.00
97.55
99.40
117.25
(Government
Tax
Extra
)
"Good
In
slecpng
cats
on
payment
of
regular
berth
fare.
Slopoven
ellowed.
Children,
5
veers
and
under
1
2,
Keif
fare,
Cortespondinqly
low
(ares
from
ell
Western
stations
to
point!
In
Eastern
Canada
(Port
Arthur,
,
Armstrong
and
East).
SIMILAR
LOW
FARES
FROM
EAST
TO
WEST
Dinintf
car
meals
t
moderate
cost..
Also
tray
lunches
seryett
In
Day
Coaches
and
Tourist
Sleeping
car.
main
Una
trains.
Full
information
from
any
A6ent
W2-42F
a
field
goal
and
two
penalty
shots
;
stad.
To
make
the
final
s:ore
44
by
Gurney
of
the
visitors.
Taylor
to
40,
Lincoln
and
H.
Haldane
of
chalked
up
two
and
Stiles
came
the
visHors
made
one
shot
each,
through
with
five
followed
by
two
Sons
of
KineoUth
P.
Stewart;
from
Beynon.
After
the
quarter
D.
Venn;
K.
Venn;
I.
Angus:
M.
H.
Haldane
made
a
nice
shot
but
Haldane,
5;
A,
Gurney,
18;
H.
Hal-
Horkestad
outdid
that
with
two.
.dane,
12;
Lincoln,
2;
J.
Stewart.
3.
Gurney
made
a
penalty
and
the
:
Total.
40.
Haldane
brothers
came
through
;
.
Savoy
Stiles,
9:
Houston.
2:
with
two
points
apiece
for
the
;
Dominate,
4;
Taylor,
4;
Holke-
Soru
of
KineoUth.
Holkeatad
made
stad,
15;
MacPhee,
6;
Beynon.
4.
another
and
Gurney
did
likewise.
Total,
44.
Beynon,
for
the
homp
town,
and
Dom
Montesano
refereed
the
last
Gurney.
for
the
visitors,
both
game.
Pavlikis
was
timekeeper
and
chalked
up
ano'her
tw
Hrdke-
Santurbane
scorekeeper
G
Tnrftob
D.
Weach
N
Kinalor
Totals
After
Cats
iJ
Dickens
Toilers,
by
vuuun?
a
two
grn
p
'
Cin.
to
one
vietorv
over
Riaky
Dinks,
'
last
night,
went
into
lffrrthlp
of
t
Savoys
Wn
Orer
KlneoBtb
Dry
jjjp
Mixel
Bowling
EeMtle.
Po-i;Y
!
i
Dock
And
Ba-Me-Hl
Also
V
if
tors
..w
-niw.
.
M-
1
been
tied
lor
fir
pliee.
tet
to!
A:
the
Exrub:uon
Hal
last
night
woonjax
two
games
to
one.
Sav-
three
local
baske.baii
teams
woe
-am!
rlnn
sweeo
three
Brenner
Totals
Peoples
Store
v
"
o
gaaMS
U
nil
Teciory
ora
okkki
nnnai
?
;
Seniors
defeated
KtncoHth
44
w
ciathieTS
while,
in
the
fourth
fit-
o.
DoatfMt
i
;40.
Dry
Ax
Ioterwdlates
beat
u-.
Fmrfa
Sre
a.
Jon
ne.
i,
Robcnaon
.
as
,
b.
Stow
iL.
Btr
i
Handicap
-
I'M,
Totals
....
170
j
75
j
Sav-.Mor
MS
R.
Labe
IN
C.
DikkJ
-lt
E.
SKfOfl
P.
Stesjavtg
T.
.
B.
RCMf
'
Jl
..11
H.
DUekOkl
WMZ.
HSU
1912
1M
176
181
245
134
47
183
138
232
2
120
184
219
154
JSC
131
N.
Sfooe
B.
Stone
i
Handicap
!
ToUls
2.
Total.
57.
stad,
Stile,
and
H.
Haklane
all
Woanjas
Metlakatia
Auckland,
12;
B.
'came
through
with
a
basket.
To
Kelson,
1;
Prevost.
17;
H.
Leigh-
end
the
first
half
by
a
score
oT
ton,
4;
C.
Kelson:
E.
Leighton,
1;
25
to
18
for
the
Savoys
Holkestad
Haldane.
Total.
35.
j
Houston
"and
Stewart
made
a
free
.Main
Attraction
:
throw
each.
In
the
main
attraction
of
the
'
In
the
third
quarter
both
teams
evening
the
Savoys
defeated
the
broke
even
with
the
score
sul!
Kinconth
senior
team
by
44
to
40.
seven
paints
in
the
SaVoy's
favor
It
was
a
very
close
game.
Rupert
at
38
to
31.
In
the
last
stanza
of
got
the
tip-off
but
lost
the
ball,
the
battle
Bumey
of
the
visitors
The
visitors
failed
and
then
Dom-
'
chalked
up
five
points
and
was
j
246
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14
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1M
302
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S3S
196
136
IMS
1173
1W2
24S
25
17C
227
170
.2
18T
12
1S2
195
142-
207
1
145
13
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2451
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m:
281
m
209
.
ru
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las
.
1M
171
151
...
114
140
242
....
SOS
151
1S9
182
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104
104
104
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1195
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111
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192
123
154
51
17
126
148
194
IA.
Alsr
1
2
213
17?
159
225
230
204
mo
Handicas
56
5
55
Totals
Stone's
Bad
Foster
.
178
1197
1223j
1M
72
254J
212,
228
77
158
120
51
.
M8
1059
217
121
130
14S
51
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The
kagae
standing
to
date:
Won
Lost
Pk
298
Tellers
-
47
I
Pushovers
.
1126
1320
1183
Str-Mor
12
12
167
155
Rtecy
Dtaka
.
185
Peopiea
S4re
.
;
Stone'
!
Alley
Cats
13
5
13
12
6
12
6
12!
9
9
9
8
19
8'
7
11
71
6
12
6
5
13
5
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fittings
and
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places
where
the
old
style
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utterly
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While
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up
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mechanics
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gear
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to'
Announce
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Store,
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MIDWAY
GROCERY
at
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Lower
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Sixlli
Ave.
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your
Grocery
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