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WE
WOMEN
Should
Be
Interested!
f
IMMI'tlJUUJUMJUl
BECAUSE
The
Non-Parti
;m
Association
sponsors
candidates
who
favor
support
of
every
move-incut
that
will
promote
public
health
and
social
welfare
in
the
community,
having
particular
regard
to
recreational
facilities
for
youth.
NON-PARTISAN
CANDIDATES
ALDERMEN
Thomas
IS.
Black
Hubert
McKay
SCHOOL
fJ.
J.
Dawes
C.
i.
Ham
J.
II.
Mair
TRUSTEES
Dr.
It.
G.
Large
I).
Wood
We
can
say
this
in
three
words
NOW!
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POET
mm
Freddie
Wood
Fifth
In
'Frisco
Tourney
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Dec.
C
Oi
Shooting
the
best
score
in
eight
rounds
including
the
Portland
open,
Freddie
Wood
of
Vancouver
posted
a
finishing
71
to
chalk
up
a
total
or
290
for
the
fifth
prize
of
$SGC
in
the
San
Francisco
tournament.
Wood
has
moved
on
to
Oakland
to
register
.for
a
tournament
there
starting
tomorrow.
Spo
rt
that
Approximately
100,000
sportsmen
will
be
exchanging
visits
annually
under
an
extensive
scheme
of
the
Netherlands
Sports
Organization
which
calls
for
Britain
and
Holland
to
exchange
sports
meetings
after
the
war.
It
is
the
largest
home-and-
away
international
post-war?!
sports
program
yet
devised.
The
scheme
will
take
yearns
of
British
amateur
boxers,
footballers,
cricketers,
swimmers,
and
others
on
frequent
Journeys
to
Holland
for
contests
with
Netherlands
clubs.
It
will
bring
similar
Holland
teams
to
this
country
for
return
fixtures.
"Throughout
the
war
the
Dutch
people,
especially
the
young,
have
had
Nazi
propaganda
pumped
Into
them,"
said
Al
Milhado,
president
of
the
I
Netherlands
Sports
Organization
j
which
was
set
up
in
London
re-i
cently.
"We
aim
to
make
them
j
more
British-minded
than
they
have
ever
been
before.
Our
idea
is
13
run
the
events
cn
a
town-to-town
ba.sis."
Tin1
governments
Vifj
Minora
Blades!
Minora
is
a
real
money
saver
because
it
lasts
far
longer
than
ordinary
blades.
For
extra
shaves
pnd
comfort
aik
for
Minora
Blades.
firs
YOUR
DOUBLC-IDCE
KAZOK
May
Be
It:
Where
the
a
Surprise
-
-No
Surpri
Gift
are
t
EVERYBODY
HUYS
AT
WALLACE'S
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
RUPERT
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
STORE
BUT
Bought!
w
Hockey
Scores
National
Montreal
4.
Bostou
1.
American
St.
Louis
4.
Pittsburgh
1.
Basketball
Buzz
9
THE
DAILY
NEWS
s
The
Booth
Memorial
Illyh
S.-hooi
girls'
basketball
.team
will
be
trying
to
gain.
its
'fifth
successive
victory
of
the
ieas
m
when
the
Women's
League
loader
tackles
the
Allies
at
Seal
Cove
Thursday
night.
With
Sadaway
and
Lowe
securing
20
of
their
points
,th'
downed
the
Air
Force
W.D.'s
20
to
24
last
week,
and
If
these
girls
can
keep
up
their,
keen
marksmanship
this
should
prove
an
exciting
same.
After
the
women's
fixture,
an
Area
Basketball
League
"D"
Sec
tion
clash
will
find
thG.
Air
I
Force
and
Coast
Regiment
as
op-1
ponents.
.
I
The
C.W-A.C.'s
and
Miiasal-
j
lem's,
who
are
tied
for
third
j
place
in
the
girls'
race,
will
break
the
deadlock
at
Number
Four
Group,
R.C.A.F.,
In
another
engagement.
Both
teams
liave
a
record
of
two
victories
and
as
many
defeats.
"raise
for
English
soccer,
cri-t
irism
of
Scottish
plans
and
ur-i.stcd
remedies
for
its
revival
were
made
by
James
Bowie,
pre-
:'
t
of
the
Scottish
Football
.League
and
vice-president
of
tho
.'(
:t
i
ish
Football
Association,
at
a
-pedal
meeting
of
Scottish
League
clubs
in
Glasgow.
"England
is
leading
us
In
a
variety
of
sways,"
he
said.
"English
play;
has
all
the
characteristics
of
the
Scottish
play
we
used
to
know."
The
meotiner
resolved
that
a
Joint
committee
be
appointed
to
con-''la-
reconstruction
of
the
Scottish
irame,
including
cup
6om-P'
titions
and
the
refcreeing
ays-tem.
'
k
In
'
question
of
football
boots
for
the
Eighth
Army
In
Italy
came
up
in
House
or
Commons
when
War
Secretary
Sir
James
Grigg
said
he
was
.aware
of
a
deficiency
in
the
supply
of
soccer
boots
and
that
steps
have
been
taken
to
remedy
the
situation.
Sir
James
said
that
a
quantity
of
sports
goods
recently
went
t
irward
to
the
Eighth
Army.
His
reply
came
after
Henderson
Stewart,
Scottish
Liberal,
claimed
there
was
dissatisfaction
in
the
famed
Eighth
at
lack
of
adequate
welfare
arrangements
for
the
troop3
when
they
were
out
oi
the
line.
Word
comes
from
India
that
among
new
R.CJV.F.
arrivals
there
was
WO.
Tommy
Henderson,
who
played
rugby
with
the
Hamilton
Tigers
both
before
and
after
the
First
Great
War.
Re
is
a
squadron
disciplinarian.
I
James
MsDowall,
48,
Scottish
!.
professional
golf
champion
in
1935,
died
at
Ayr.
The
Football
Association
'has
r-rcepted
an
offer
from
the
Bri
tish
community
in
Argentina
to
supply
playing
kit
to
clubs
which
have
visited
there.
a
moincr
wno
nad
received
a
bill
from
her
son
in
college
was
complaining
about
his
expenses.
"Look'
she
remarked,
"It's
the
language
that
costs
the
mo.it
-Scotch,
$50."
LLANFAIRFECHAN,
Wales,
Q)
-A
21-foqt
tide
driven
by
a
north-westerly
gale
pounded
the
North
Wales
coast
rcpently.
Waves
30
to
40
feet
high
broke
over
the
promenades
of
resorts
between
Rhyl
and
Llanfairfech-an
and
caused
much
damage,
the
worst
at
Towyn
where
a
gap
nearly
20
feet
wide
was
made
in
the
stone
and
concrete
C.N.R.
Trains
,.
l'r
t
lie
i:nt
Dully
except
Sunday
8
p.m.
From
the
i;nt
i,
uauy
except
Aionuay
..
10:45'
n.m.
ll'T
I
I
I
lit
I
Sunday.
Monday,
Wednesday,''
Thursday
and
Friday
i
p.m.
From
Terrace
'
'
JMUWOWWroiCTM
1-
rid
and
buu.rd.
i
7
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m
Reserve
Is
Remaining
!
OTI
AW
A,
Dec.
G
ft'
It
was
an-'nounccd
In
Ottawa
that
Can-ada's
reserve
army
of
100,000
I
mm
will
remain
"In
being."
I
There
will
be
no
further
change
in
the
status
of
Canada's
reserve
Army,
it
was
stated.
It
j
will
continue
to
play
the
same
important
role
as
it
did
before
'the
war
and
during
the
dark
jdays
of
this
war.
i
The
reserve
army
was
formed
i
in
the
darkest
days
of
the
war
;
and
was
designed
to
operate
as
a
!
second
line
of
defence
behind
j
the
full-time
Home
Defence
Army.
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ESDAY
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5:00
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5:30
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5:45
At
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6:00
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6:30
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7:15
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7:30
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8:30
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9:15
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10:10
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;
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io:30
Hit
Parade
may
adopt
similar
plans.
Already,
i
ttje
mayor
of
Hull
and
the
mayor
of
Rotterdam
have
,
agreed
to
regular
exchanges.
The
London
borough
of
Wlllesden
will
exchange
with
Utrecht.
Negotiations
are
proceeding
for
Liverpool
to
pair
with
Amsterdam,
i
-f
ricld
with
Eindhoven
and
Croydon
with
Arnhem.
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10:30
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10:45
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11
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11:15
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11:33
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11:35
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11:36
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11:45
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12:00
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12:30
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12:45
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Nomination
papers
for
candidates
on
the
aldcrmanic
board
are
being
filed
intermittently
at
the
office
of
the
city
clerk.
Candidates
who
deposited
their
papers
at
the
city
hall
Tuesday
were
Robert
McKay,
endorsed
by
the
Non-Partlsan
Association,
who
was
proposed
by
John
E.
Erlck-son
and
seconded
by
H.
E.
Brecn;
and
Harold
A.
Ponder.
Labor
Progressive
candidate,
proposed
by
Alexander
Gomez
and
seconded
by
Bruce
Mickleburgh.
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Together
On
Northern
Highway
There
seemed
to
be
tacit
agreement
at
Monday
night's
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
that,
once
the
best
route
for
a
highway
to
connect
j
central
British
Columbia
with
the
Alaska
Highway
had
been
determined
on
the
basis
of
fair
and
competent
surveys,
all
communities
should
fogego
entirely
local
or
sectional
viewpoints
and
get
together
in
supporting
the
earlv
construction
of
such
a
link.
All
things
beln?
equal.
Prince
Rupert
was.
of
course,
Interested
in
the
most
westerly
route
possible.
The
matter
came
up
when
President
W.
J.
Scott
reported
on
a
meeting
which
had
been
held
with
Dewey
Bullock
of
Seattle.
proponent
of
a
route
from
Prince
George
to
Teslln.
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any
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after
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$2.00
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dump
box,
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good
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Sask.
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