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A
Timely
Topic
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Home-Front
Heroes
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Saturday,
Jantrafy
15,
1944
The
suggestion
of
E.
T.
Kenney,
M.L.A.
for
Skeena,
as
made
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
its
annual
meeting,
tliat
a
steamsnip
service
be
established
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
United
Kingdom
and
Europe
is
not
a
new
one.
There
was
never
a
more
timely
occasion
than
the
present,
however,
to
renew
the
suggestion.
The
counsel
that
preparations
should
be
made
now
so
as
to
Among
today's
unsung,
undecorated
heroes
and
heroines
are
those
vho
cjuietly
but
Intrepidly
.
are
wiiging
war
against
juvenile
delinquency
on
the
home
front,
savs
Christian
Science
Monitor.
They
lack
the
manpower
for
a
quick,
decisive
victory,
They
lack
the
ammunition
for;
an
all-out
offensive
agaiiist
the
foe.
Sometimes
they
even
lack
the
co-operation
of
the
communities
in
Which
they
serve.
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Sport
Chat
Canadian
hockey
representation
in
liritain
reached
its
highest
peak
of
the
war
with
the
revelation
that
twelve
members
ot
the
Air
Force
team
htch
won
the
Allan
Cup
In
The
season
of
1941-12
are
on
active
service
there.
Not
all,
however,
have
got
around
to
the
ice
game
again.
"It
would
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who
S
Bauer
be
jq
Kraut
lltvo
line
ti-hon
when
tien
Raiior
Bauer
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fractur
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Mike
Miller
and
Sgt
Buddy;
Hellyer
of
Westmount.
Que
.
who
had
a
brief
tour
In
pro-'
fessional
hockey
before
joining
the
R.
C.
A.
F.
"We
would
need
a
goaler
to
round
as
oat
if
and
when,"
said
Dumart.
'Young
George
Hainsworth,
who
is
up
ln
Bccrber
tJroup.
would
fill
the
bill.
He's
a
chip
off
the
old
block,
arid
the
old
block
was
good."
1
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iiunuieus
ux
iiuc
men
aiu
huiuch
V.U111-
wno
snot
tnree
goals,
lac
batting
this
Wartime
problem
without
thought
of
re-1
Arnold
wood
of
Miami,
Man.
ward
or
nublic
recosmition.
Thev
seek
results
only,
i
scored
the
others.
The
losers
1
C7
Through
the
persistent
uphill
efforts
of
these
workers,
hundreds
of
teen-age
clubs
have
been
organized
all
over
the
country
to
provide
entertainment,
music
for
dancing,
and
bars
where
soft
drinks,
ice
cream,
and
candy
are
served.
Law
enforcement
agencies,
.churches,
schools,
and
settlement
houses
are
co-operating
today
in
many
enterprises
to
get
the
teen-agers
off
the
street
and
out
of
trouble.
Progress
is
attributable
not
only
to
the
activities
of
the
professional
social
worker
but
also
to
volunteer
help.
This
is
truly
war
work
of
the
most
urgent
kind,
and
there
are
still
opportunities
for
service
in
these
ranks.
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Assistance
Invited
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is
compiling
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'of
Honor
which
It
Is
hoped
may
contain
the
name
of
every
man
and
woman
of
this
city
to
serve
with
the
armed
farces
at
Sea;
on
land
and
ln
the
air.
To
make
this
list
complete,
It
Is
essential
toy
obtain
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co-operation
of
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public
as
a
whole
ln
submitting
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lsslon
of
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name
of
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or
YOUR
tr'Httd.
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following
is
the
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we
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like
you
to
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a
certain
person's
name,
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one
else
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You
are
responsible.
A
team
representing
the
combined
Red
Indian
and
Wolf
Canadian
FigHter
squadrons
dropped
its
first
hockey
game
in
three
starts
when
a
classy
bunch
from
a
Canadian
Mosquito
squadion
stung
them
5-3.
Major
factor
in
the
victory
was
the
performance
of
FO.
Mac
MrCormlck
of
Edmonton,
Alta,
tallies
were
scored
by
Sgt.
Lloyd
Bowles
of
St.
Catherines,
Ont,
and
FO,
Bob
Pentland
of
Calgary.
Pentland,
on
the
brink
of
a
professional
career
with
New
Yo:k
Rangers
When
the
war
came
along,
fired
the
neatest
goal
of
the
game.
It
was
an
ankle-high
shot
to
the
corner
ana
it
climaxed
a
rink-lbn
solo
dash
in
the
final
period.
In
that
period,
LAC.
Carl
Ken
of
Transcona,
Man.,
losing
centre,
fell
to
the
ice
after
a
collision,
and
kaetured
his
Basketball
Buzz
De
quue
an
event
n
we
couiu
ln
thp
firsl
quarter
of
rouno
up
me
oia
ieam
f"
day
night's
Air
Force
vs.
Navy
piay
a
series
oi
games
mterwrMce
League
basketball
All-Star
teams
for
war
charit-
p,ay
pky
lgame
m
wry
ies.
said
PO.
Porky
Dumart,
!poJng
mtQ
mmA
quanpr
erstwhile
Boston
Bruin
star
now
,lh
a
score
ot
16
to
l5
tn
ftwr
in
his
second
winter
over
there.
of
lhe
alrnwn
ln
tne
thlnl
quarter
things
picked
up
tor
une
oi
ine
larest
to
arrive
.....
At.
vn
.rWh
thr
is
TO.
Johnny
Acheson
of
Mon-
rvervthlrig
,t
nad
tato
tlw
plav
treal
and
Toronto.
He
was
ser-
nn
0fllnpd
,..-,.
nt
PRINCE
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Down
'
through
the
years,
almost
since
Prince
Rupert
first
existed,
we
have
served
the
people.
The
prescription
laboratory
we
have
always
tried
to
keep
modern,
using
skilled
pharmacists,
quality
drugs,
the
best
of
equipment,
As
we
start
a
new
year,
we
are
proud
of
our
record,
and
grateful
for
the
confidence
you
have
shown
In
us.
May
we
continue
to
serve
you.
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PHONES
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and
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from
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till
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p.m.
Sundays
and
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p.m.
and
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p.m.
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Another
In
lhe
series
of
ex
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xtciv,Y
iui
nit
nun.
mix.ii
-
-
season,
15
a
piiuv
in
miuim.
c"JlmDY.lnff
Air
Forte
will
be-
freelv
resumed
under
peace
conditions
and-t.
Big
Jerry
Phiiwn
of
Montre-1
B
tli
nntnral
nro(
nets
of
Prince
Kunei't
and
(HSU'lCl
1
ai
ana
vaHeyima.
wue..
wno
may
be
moved
to
the
markets
of
the
-world
is
wise.
ThP
idea,
to
be
broucht
into
ultimate
consumma
tion,
will
require
a
lot
of
development
in
the
way
of
thought,
planning
ana
organization.-aume
emeiji-s-ing
interests,
either
local
or
othenvise,
Tiiay
see
in
it
a
good
opportunity.
Meanwhile
it
is
one
of
the
items
'of
postwar
re-establishment
that
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
would
do
well
to
interest
itself
in
and
promote
to
the
bestof
its
talents
and
energy.
It
has
been
often
and
rightly
said
that
the
destiny
of
this
city
and
district
can
never
be
achieved
until
Prince
Rupert
has
been
established
as
world
port
Much
has
been
done
as
a
result
of
war
necessity
to
develop
and
exploit
the
facilities
here
facilities
;
which,
it
is
to
be
hoped,
will
not
be
left
idle
after
the
exigencies
of
the
war
have
passed.
In
a
double
header
it
TVrt
Edward
Thursday
evening
the
Reserves
defeated
Ontario
Regiment
with
a
we
of
70
to
38
Tfte
star
of
thr
Reserves
was
Shorty
Santerbane.
The
Ontar-IvrtW
leading
man
was
Sgt.
Hunl
This
game
was
a
fast
moving
one
with
-only
two
fouls.
In
the
second
game
Coast
Battery
defeated
Portress
with
a
score
of
31
to
-M.
Re-fham
aadc
10
points
and
Fredachuk
S
points
of
the
31
points.
The
fop
scorers
of
Fortress
were
Mc-
Korked
9.
and
.
MeMunehie
points.
Women's
Area
Basketball
Leag-
e
will
be
pVayrd
at
Four'
Group
gymn.
The
C.WJV.C.
meets
the
High
School
and
the
V.
S.
works
wfll
Way
ttCA
F
WD.
The
league
standing
to
date:
W.
L
Pts.
Yanks
Port
Edward
Reserves
Air
Force
Navy
High
School
17th
Com
Fortress
Ontasio
11th
A.
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SERVICES
TO
Vancouver,
U'aypolnts,
Victoria
Stewart
North
and
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Reservation
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
368
GOLD
SEAL
rfe
Fancy
Red
flassSs
Salmon
Herring
In
Tomato
Sauce
are
both
on
actl,'
service
but
will
be
back
on
your
grocer's
shelf
soon
as
conditions
permit.
Ping
Pong
Series
On
The
First
in
a
series
of
ping
pong
matches
took
place
at
the
Empress
hall
when
Ontario
Regtmwt
defeated
the
Artillery.
The
winnersifot
the
Ontarlons
with
two
points
each
w?re.
Pruchuk,
Benrrrtl.
Sherman,
Shofman.
For
the
Artillery
Mlotek
and
McFarland
ach
got
two
jwlnts.
-V
Hockey
Standings
W
D
Canadlens
20
4
8
Toronto
IS
1
Boston
12
In
games
at
Seal
Cove
Port;
Detroit
9
Edward
defeated
High
School
Chicago
11
72
to
38.
In
the
other
game
Uie
Rangfrs
4
Yanks
who
.Vttll
hold
tlw
no
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slrom
and
wiiWtten
basketball
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will1
a
Court
of
Revision
ar
and
S.
the
Navy
bwIM
lime
by
scorlmti
take
pl4ce
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28.
at
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the
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Navy
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t
in.
entire
nnire
pro-
viv
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nicius
thrpof
iiiriroi.
,
and
unu
nnri
9
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STii
aooeal.
of
the
atnend-
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ruum
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hint
nard
in
to
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.
.
.
late
in
the
1942
fougnt.
B7
.cretts
will
be
ttonatrd
to
the
1
Schools
Act",
respecting
the
As
xiilt
ntuntr,
!was
outmanoeuvred
by
the
fast-
prtS(m,rs
0f
,'ar
Fund.
Com-
sesment
Rolls
for
the
Print
Prince
The
Navy
line-up
was
almost
plaj-ed
defence.
A
flying
officer,
similar
to
that
of
the
previous
he
captains
a
bomber
in
a
Can-
ipame.
having
Martin,
Kelly,
adian
squadron.
Wallace,
Carlisle.
Humbtr.
Other
Allan
Cup
members
overseas
ate
PO.
Milt
Schmidt
who
was
the
top
scorer
of
trre
National
league
as
a
member
of
Boston
Bruins;
his
former
teammate,
Bauer,
now
engaged
in
radio
work
as
a
leading
atr-crartrnan;
Sgt.
Pickles
Mrttich-oll
of
St.
Andrews
N.
B..
who
played
much
hock?y
in
Eastern
'
Canada:
WO.
Ted
Miller.
.LAC.
prennce
ana
Hcwoa.
Air
Force
team
consisted
of
Pa
to.
Zok
Smlthers,
Blore.
Oerrtsmorf.
Baumer
and
Morrison.
Al
Force
had
nine
fouls
and
gained
three
points
out
ot
these
while
Navy
had
eight
fouls
and
converted
only
one.
nwhder
C.te
oi
the
R.
C.
'N.
"P
AV5fTn'
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SiVL"..
roi
the
vear
1944.
will
be
held
a
iv.
(
hi.
has
again
granted
his
co-oper-
v.
tne
,,ouse
Prlnce
Rupert
avion
tn
this
event
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WALTER
D.
VANCE
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Judee
of
the
Court
of
Revision
and
appeal.
,
in
For
JOIN
THE
I
NAVY
LEAGUE!
Mt
nihership
entitles
you
to
participate
til
$15,000.00
TREASURE
CHEST
CONTEST
The
Variety
Store
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For
Comfortable
Cats
Exchange
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Vsotk
Taxi
Service
Promptness,1
Courtesy,
Safety
and
Longr
Experience
For
General
Contracting
of
all
Kinds
Call
32
Seal
Cove
Truck
&
Transportation
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GURVICH
Sixth
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