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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
November
21,
1942
EDITORIAL
Reserve
at
Prince
Rupert
.
.
.
Recruiting
in
Prince
Rupert's
reserve
unit,
a
body
of
local
men
unfit
for
general
active
service
but
to
be
so
outfitted
and
trained
as
to
be
prepared
to
take
up
active
M;rvice
n
ueience
01
me
community
snouia
actual
warfare
come
here,
will
commence
in
tfie
very
near
future.
Only
a
few
details
have
yet
to
be
worked
out
before
the
official
announcement
will
be
made.
As
previously
pointed
out,
enlistment
in
the
reserve
will
commit
one
for
actual
lighting
only
if
and
when
it
became
necessary
to
defend
Prince
Rupert
itself.
There
are
no
other
implications.
Of
course,
it
will
not
contain
in
its
ranks
young
men
who
are
otherwise
subject
to
compulsory
military
duty.
There
is
reason
to
believe
that
there
will
be
a
very
substantial
response
among
local
men
to
the
call
for
recruitsmen
who
are
anxious
to
do
all
they
can
for
the
defence
of
their
home
and
country
but
who
for
various
reasons
have
been
unable
to
get
into
the
active
service
forces.
Such
a
unit
might
well
perform
a
valuable
active
service
but.
if,
happily,
no
active
service
ever
comes
out
of
it
and
it
is
never
really
needed,
the
training
will
at
least
have
been
most
beneficial
to
all.
Navy
Week
Coming
...
Next
week
is
Navy
Week
throughout
Canada.
From
Sunday,
November
22,
to
Saturday,
November
28,
inclusive,
many
will
join
in
paying
tribute
to
Canada's
Navy,
Canada's
Merchant
Navy,
and
to
the
brave
men
wjiu
wunout
mougnt
01
nonors
or
decorations
or
adequate
recompense,
are
devoting
their
talents
and
risking
their
lives
to
defending
Canada,
fighting
the
enemy
and
,
delivering
the
goods
to
thjj
fighters
for,
and
defenders
of;
in
auuusi,
eeiy
pan
ui
me
wonu.
The
Department
of
Naval
Service
is
co-operating
to
the
fullest
degree
with
the
Navy
League
in
celebrating
Navy
Week.
It
recognizes
the
gigantic
task
the
Navy
League
has
set
itself
in
tendering
to
the
material
comfort
of
the
men
who
go
down
to
the
sea
in
ships.
This
is
the
time
of
the
year
when
the
Nan'
League
makes
its
appeal
all
over
Canada
for
funds
to
carry
on
its
ever-increasing
and
growingly
important
work
for
our
sailors.
One
hundred
thousand
sailors
besides
thousands
more
in
Allied
navies
have
to
be
served
with
comforts,
with
club
facilities
such
as
given
in
its
fourteen
Allied
Seamen's
Clubs,
with
reading
matter
and
dittv
bags.
Dozens
of
Sea
Cadet
Corps
have
to
be
maintained
including
that
at
Prince
Rupert
which
is
such
an
important
organization
for
local
boys.
It
is
a
splendid
work
it
is
doing.
We
must
support
the
Navy
League!
THUNDEKIJIRI)
TOTEM
1
Sergeant
Clifford
Hicks,
of
London
Ont
.
one
of
the
R.C.A.F.
pilot,-,
now
standing
guard
in
Alaska,
poses
for
this
picture
with
the
Thunderblrd
totem
which
the
unit
has
selected
as
it
official
good
luck
piece
ORGANIZING
F0RWINTER
Smithcrs
Looks
Forward
to
Good
Curling
and
Skating
Season
SMITH
ERS,
Nov.
21
-With
the
advent
of
winter
weather
the
Smi-thers
Curling
Club
has
begun
stirring
in
anticipation
of
a
long
and
sueessful
season.
A
meeting
f
the
club
was
held
on
Wednesday
evening
in
the
Municipal
Hall
and
arrangements
were
made
to
start
making
ice
at
once.
Frank
New-bery
has
undertaken
the
job
of
getting
the
ice
ready
for
action
as
soon
as
possible.
It
was
decided
to
bold
the
an
nual
meeting
on
December
2
when
election
qf
officers
will
take
piae
and
it
is
hoped
that,
weather
permitting,
the
le
will
be
ready
for
use
by
that
time.
The
club
has
suffered
a
num
ber
of
casualties
since
the
close
of
last
year's
activities
bat
there
are
hopes
of
building
it
up
again
to
Its
former
membership
or
large:
from
new
material
that
is
at
hand.
The
SmKhen
Athletic
Associa
tion
is
also
active
in
getting
the
skating
rink
into
shape
for
this
winter
but
the
prospects
of
the
fine
brand
of
hockey,
which
has
been
seen
here
for
many
years
are
not
so
good
this
year
as
all
the
young
men
are
now
in
the
military
forces.
Good
skating
has
been
had
at
Lake
Kathlyn
far
two
weeks
and
skating
Battle
from
town
hare
been
taking
advantage
of
It
to
get
In
some
enjoyment
there.
The
Wise-birds
Cry:
13-oz.
25-oz.
10-oz.
$1.15
22.70
81.15
B.
C.
Dl.stlllery
Co.
Ltd.
AVE
TIIK
OIm
u
Mralr
til
hollbW
M
Hu.ku.
IM
(MllUlltU.
Mlfawt.
Ilil
dvvtoiMHl
la
not
fiMMlwd
dlHUyed
Ay
tti
UKjukc
Oenel
Bawd
or
toy
the
Oevrrnmmt
of
BrWIah
Oaltuiiblw
FOR
QUICK
RESULTS
TOY
A
NEWS
WANT
ADD.
THE
DAILY
NEWT!
SATURDAY,
NOVrvbkr
-
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOHOTIIV
0ARUUTT,
Hostess
All
the
tickets
for
the
evening
concert
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
tomorrow
have
been
given
out
to
the
various
units.
Tickets
must
be
jotained
Irani
them
instead
of
at
.he
Y.
Thee
are
no
separate
-ad!'
tickets
this
week.
IX
you
take
a
lady
friend
you
just
get
kwo
tickets.
The
aiternoon
show
la
open
to
men
in
the
services
and
tfletr
girl
friends
out
does
not
require
tickets
to
t
in.
The
show
M
be
weil
worth
seeing.
It
U
a
amp
concert
party
from
Edmon
ton.
Hiureday
night's
dance
at
the
limory.
put
oa
by
C"
Compan)
jf
the
Winnipeg
Grenadiers,
was
oted
a
teal
sucees
by
the
junior
.losteaMs
who
attended.
The
clew
x-opetatkm
of
Lieut.
Wilkes
with
he
nun
of
the
company
was
no
uue
factor
in
making
thing
run
man
In
the
Grenadiers."
The
sergeant-cook's
ahortfcread
cookie
are
the
beat
I
ever
tasted.
Terraci
A.
AUree.
who
anm-
vmm
wndocted
a
flourisninc
businM
in
Terrace.
rerlsltMi
tK.
um.
during
the
past
week
while
on
-unoufn
from
the
south
where
he
a
a
present
stationed
with
hu
iriH.
He
renewed
arniulnlau.
rlth
his
many
friends.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lioyd
Johnson
left
m
Friday
for
an
eastern
nrtnt
where
Mr.
Johnson
la
stationed
wttti
his
unit,
the
Royal
Canadian
.Mr
Force.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V
fl
I
refcrlH
ta
tbmed
from
the
coast
Pridar
night.
SM1THERS
Pfkrt
Officer
Harold
Windt
m
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
a.
Windt
,f
j
Smithed,
arrived
home
on
Thun
-
!
day
from
hie
station
in
Ne
Brunswick
to
spend
a
short
holi
day
with
his
parents.
Mr.
Windt
has
just
received
his
commission
after
having
headed
his
class
in
the
final
examinations.
Another
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Windt.
Vimy
Windt.
is
In
the
Navy
at
Esquimau.
Sgt
Air
Gunner
niHv
1-h
.,.,
Jf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
Leach
of
mKhers,
came
home
a
week
ago
-0
-spend
hl
furlough
but
was
rtricken
with
aCllte
annpnrlliltlc
and
underwent
an
examination
at
it,
1
.
.
.
-ue
ocaj
nospitai.
He
was
In
serl-'Us
danzer
for
urr?i
h-..
v,
.
now
progressing
very
favorably
on4
uhU.
.
"u
a
gooa
recovery.
Two
sons
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
O.
Clarkston
of
Walcott,
who
are
both
members
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Farce,
are
spending
their
'urlough
at
home
preparatory
tj
"Soing
overseas.
MII.K
Sl'PPMKS
CUT
LONDON.
Nov.
21
ff-
Office
tea
drinkers
are
goln
to
have
to
take
their
beverage
straight
or
with
Jurt
a
aolash
of
milk
in
future
Office
milk
allotments
have
been
cut
to
a
quarter
pint,
a
person
weekly
DRY
DOCK
1
UNBEATEN
Shipbuilder
Chalk
I'p
SUtlt
llaskrtball
Victory
The
Dry
Dock
hoop
team
chalk
-rd
up
lis
sUrth
victory
last
night
in
a
hard
fossjtot
battle
with
the
Air
Faroe.
The
soar
was
40
to
M.
Again
it
was
the
elongated
Mac-Phe
who
paced
the
sniptraUtteis
to
their
win.
Twenty-four
potato
was
his
cobuMwUuu
The
Airmen
made
the
Dry
Dock
workers
go
full
out
for
ohalr
win
with
Pulton
Nipping
in
seven
baskets
to
lead
Au
rurce.
The
Navy
Umed
Matea
Transport
game
was
a
close
checking
affair
with
toe
Transport
on
the
ong
end
of
the
lowest
score
this
season
1
to
11.
TJVe
.Vary
held
the
Transport's
aee
scorer.
Fer
nsndas,
pretty
well
In
check,
allowing
his
only
7
pomta.
For
the
Mary
Sparks
topped
Us
scoring
honors
with
eiajot
potnu.
The
High
School
had
fee
full
uherrtac
section
oat
to
"
heap
f"1?"
then
Jnoothry.
The
seraeant-eook
en-
rLTfJLT
nU4nbfr,
r.vor
of
the
scbotara.
At
tt
end
ayoung
officer
who
was
Intro-
iof
first
had
tl
eook-worms
duced
to
us
as
the
handsomest
,L
T
a.uut
of
the
attack
with
14
points.
Th
second
half
was
a
different
ory
wttb
w"
tte
fTZ
Signals
jmt
about
"Mead
Rumtonlan
eoun-
If'
!f
B
w
?!!
"
tren.
yu
have
room.
pare
to
give
thn
now.-
I
kno
St2
TZT
Z
my
Shakeapeare
is
a
bit
weak
but;STa
-J".
he
Idea
Is
to
aak
ym
once
am
S
siHl?
to
.take
a
look
around
the
house
rhhTn
tV-
witiw
w
and
see
if
there
U
a
spar
room
!
-
'Zll
you've
overlooked.
The
Salvation
1
.
J".
;neaHta
--"f
to
watea
aspens
uy
witn
i.
hoatel
kt.i
1.
It
muj
4
t
ny
fHled
with
narv
oya
who
have
to
sleep
there
and
leave
their
gear
at
the
barracks
which
Is
meet
lneonvenieMt
to
aucn
pronAe
seoring.
"Lefty
Mo-Une.
the
Unitad
Mates
Headquar-teea
tar.
has
aacosmted
far
100
points
in
9
games
wnleii
la
an
them.
There
are
also
a
number
of
TtI.
nomen
ndm.
r.
-
i
ren
of
20
Mnu
poinU
a
game
-ooma
and
who
are
forced
to
look
WMrra-
'
M
Ull
TZXr
-Son
14.
MeMlrny
no
use
o
say
they
shouldn't
be-!L)llatow
.
4
B4H
tMnaen
1
u
Und
d
'ausc
they
just
da.
With
very
hu-1
tnah
and
very
natural
epUmtaaa
I
'
they
always
feel
sure
that
the
pic-
1
v-rv-Bitaat
t
u
t
i.
...
ture
cant
be
wr
tteak
a
H
lai.
c!2,LL
MtntArf
t
fi
t
,
"
2.
Sparks
g.
Johns.
Monro
A
4.
In-
W
JSl-
R0OD-
"
TranaporOarnnghoas.
7.ThrnUkfB.
mnandeiT
Oaimoni
xhnu
a,
avrm,
yue
a.
wcn
..
Total,
1.
High
School
McDonald
6
Alx-
mnder
1.
Arney
1.
Ourvlch
2
Ln
.
i-eesux
5.
Total.
4e.
R.C-C1ieman
4
Kinc
i
SterreU
X
Hoaeion
12.
Taylor
0
Wilkinson
1
Total.
J2
League
Standing
WL
F
K
P
Dry
Dock
6
0
223
162
12
High
School
.
.
3
1
223
156
n
U.
a.
IIea4kniaJters
4
1
rs
149
V.
S.
Transport
4
1
181
88
8
Co-Op
3
3
18
209
-
R.
c.
a.
r.
2
3
r,
174
4
Nry
2
3
1
120
4
Mkuaada
1
5
171
214
2
R
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8.
0
5
MS
221
0
I
Orenadters
05
53
!
M
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J.
M.
S.
Loubser
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B-.
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Block
Phn
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli.
I'rop.
Phooe
37
P.O.
Boi
944
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course
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at
The
Variety
Store
It's
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handy!
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Variety
Store
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dimes
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little
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St.
Peter's
Social
An
Interest
inn
variety
progra?;
I
featured
a
delightful
social
even
ing
which
was
held
Thursday
at
the
Pariah
Hall
of
9l
Peter's
Anglican
Church
at
Seal
Cove
About
sixty
persons
were
present
Then
was
eosasanntty
atnglng
under
the
leadership
of
Charles
Toombs
In
quia
contest
Mrs
R
Craig
wa
the
winner.
Vaughan
Tatteraal
played
a
vioUn
aok
with
Mrs.
C
J
Korrington
aoroanpanylng.
Her
&
W.
ffcott
spoke
on
the
subject
of
church
activity
A
display
of
Sunday
School
work
proved
of
Inter-
eat.
ItefreahraenU
were
served
with
Lottie
and
Tbna
Braun.
Dorothy
Smith.
Betty
Scott
and
Joan
Quandt
acting
as
serrtteura
r(BjiatBiaitiiBiBi.ataKaisiiK"
City
Chimney
Swcpp
5
Lirermrdi
Jf
riilmnry
Oaned
$I.0
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?
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itepalr
rvrlrooth
l'h.
(Jreen
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Tltomton
J
cniciBtatasiiaf
laxiaimia
ivi:
cARitv
Everything
For
Tiin
WORKING
MAN
It
wlB
pay
you
to
come
In
and
look
over
our
large
stock
of
Woollen
Oooda.
B.C.
Clothiers
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BLACK
324
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Avenue
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SIIII'liCIMMJCS
AMI
CMilMIMtS
Iron
and
Hran
Oatlne
Klrrlrir
and
Acetylene
Welding
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMIU
AND
MIN1NO
MACII.'NKItY
All
Types
of
Ga
Knitlnes
Itrpalrrd
and
Overhauled
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZAHELLI.
I'UOP.
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Home
Away
Prom
Home
Hates
75c
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W
Rooms
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Si
Cold
Wnim
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lie.
Phone
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p,o.
itoi
190
a
ill
Evening
Enjoyed
GOLD
SEAL;
Delifhtful
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