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Friday,
February
18,
1944
The
Christian
Principle
.
.
.
More
and
more
are
we
hearing
today
advocacy
of
the
viewpoint
that
the
way
of
living
exemplified
by
Christianity
although
possibly
not
exclusively
by
Christianity
will
have
to
be
the
keynpte
attitude
of
11
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i.
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...
i-
m.
pie
as
before
are
today
dismissing
the
Golden
Rule
as
mere
Sunday
School
talk
exclusively
for
the
use
of
young
children.
We
don't
subscribe
to
the
general
oninion
that
cheerfulness
and
good
nature
tends
to
lengthen
the
individual
life
span.
We
have
observed
that
souipusses
die
rarely
and
tardily.
ThejGyro
Club
is
correct
in
taking
the
stand
thjjt
the
civic
centre
itself
is
the
first
objective
and
this
would
be
always
kept
in
mind
when
considering
any
other,
project
lhat
may
be
subsidiary
to
that
civic
centre.
It
would
be
derelict,
the
Gyro
Club
rightfully
feels,
to
take
the
fund
that
has
been
raised
for
the
j
civic
centre
and
sink
it
into
a
swimming
pool
with-
i
out
regard
to
the
obligation
which
is
implied
in
the
i
deal
now
closed
whereby
the
Y.M.C.A.
war
services
'
building
will
be
taken
over
after
the
war.
It
would
j
be
better
to
have
no
swimming
pool
at
all
than
be
unable
to
handle
the
financing
of
the
civic
centre
building
itself
when
the
time
comes.
No
doubt
the
central
committee
will
agree
with
the
policy
as
laid
down
in
the
Gyro
resolution
and
govern
itself
Shed
a
tear
for
the
girls.
Here
it
is
Leap
Year
and
no
men
to
chase
except
those
who
are
"either
top
young
or
too
old."
Juvenile
Delinquency
.
.
.
The
commissioner
of
British
Columbia
police,
T.
W.
S.
Parsons,
who,
incidently
makes
special
reference
to
Prince
Rupert,
says
that
the
primary
cure
for
juvenile
delinquency
rests
in
the
home.
We
merely
repeat
our
own
views
as
expressed
on
more
than
one
occasion
in
agreeing
with
the
commissioner.
Too
often,
as
we
have
said
before,
parents
are
inclined
to
blame
the
community
for
existing
conditions
existing
when
they
themselves
are
remiss
in
their
own
parental
responsibilities.
Whether
or
not
Commissioner
Parsons
was
jus
tified
in
pointing
to
Prince
Rupert
as
an
especial
example
'of
juvenile
delinquency
conditions
may
be
questioned.
We
may
not
be
any
paragon
of
perfection
but
we
do
not
believe
we
are
a
Sodom.
In
some
respect
it
may
be
better
to
give
than
to
receive,
but
one
can
win
more
friends
by
judiciously
asking
favors
than
by
bestowing
them.
,
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Company
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WIVES
OF
GENERALS
ONE
CAREER
IS
PLENTY
MaJ.-Gen.
F.
F.
WorlhlnRlou's
Wife
Sa
One
Public
Ilture
Is
Enough
in
any
Family.
By
Helen
Bannerman
'
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
BARRIE,
Ont..
Feb.
18
1O1
Being
a
soldier's
wife
and
the
mother
of
two
lively
children
I
was
career
enough
In
peacetime
j
for
Larry
Worthlngton,
wife
of
one
of
Canada's
foremost
generals.
Now
her
husband
Is
overseas
and
the
children
away
and
she
finds
that
her
work
as
"shopper"
for
the
Barrte,
active
service
canteen
and
as
past
president
of
the
women's
auxiliary
to
the
Canadian
Armored
Corps
doesn't
keep
her
"nearly
as
busy
as
I'd
like
to
be."
Cn.nl!
k1.
nn4
niUU
n
llltln
all
men
if
permanent
peace
is
to
be
achieved
after
grey
ln'
her
snghtiy
up-swept
11
4
1
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1.1
.
n.ll..
C
I.O.
..
.
.
A
mi
mis
war.
inn
we
are
Hearing
UltJ
necenMiy
ui
mc
niacic
nair,
Airs,
woriningiou
t
"do
as
vou
would
be
done
by"
attitude
being
artvo-
"vmg
ai
name
since
cated
by
hard-headed,
practical
realists
who
are
""Sr
marriage
to
coming
to
realize
that
there
can
be
no
security
un-,Ma.-Gen.
f.
f.
Worthlngton.
less
man
is
willing
to
keep
in
bounds
with
his
fellow-.
then
a
captain,
in
1924.
man
and
trusts
his
fellowman
to
do
likewise
with
she
says
one
public
figure
is
him.
Many
difficulties
in
international
affairs
which
'r'SStSfi
seem
nigh
unsurmountable
today
would
be
quickly
'le
of
one
ot
Canada's
exnerts
the
busy
military
life.
Her
home
town
Is
Toronto
but
since
her
marriage
she
has
lived
In
Win-
'
UI
I
r-
1
1
tn
I
LETTERBOX
CFPR
SOCIAL
ENTERPRISE
Editor.
Dally
News.
In
your
Issue
of
February
15
I
read
with
lnte:est
ihe
editorial
based
on
the
address
by
D.
Archibald
McDonald
of
Montreal
ln
support
of
private
enterprise.
About
twenty
different
categories
of
industries
Were
enumerated
to.
the
credit
of
private
enterprise.
This,
I
admit,
is
a
fact
but
the
recotd
would
be
more
complete.
I
believe.
If
we
Justly
added
the
eight
year
depression
from
1930
to
1939
and
the
present
world
war
that
it
has
taken
to
eradicate
the
depression.
Private
enterphW.
like
the
ox
cart,
has
served
Its
pur
pose
and
now
must
give
way
through
economic
stress
or
na
If
human
society
Is
to
move
on
ward
and
upward
to
where
every
working
man
will
be
a
capitalist
and
every
capitalist
a
working
'
man.
Yours
for
progress.
OEOROE
B.
CASEY.
considering
how
much
he
has!
to
do,"
she
said.
'I
feel
very
I
sorry
for
the
young
wives
and
t
sweethearts
of
men
overseas
because
when
mall
Is
held
up
they
worry.
They
may
even
feel
bitter.
But
tho.se
of
us
who
have
time
have
ai
dissolved
if
this
attitude
were
honestly
apphed
by
on
mechanized
warfare
and
has
iS,1!:.
been
married
some
r
dealings.
Not
so
many
peo-i
accompanied
him
on
most
of)trust
to
m
baxk
m
,n
""v"
wj
.jiruuit,
iVM
rt
171-
I
1
jl
e
ana
times
like
that.
'
Every
room
In
the
Worthing
ton
home
reflects
the
general
"I8W"U'
Ymnesand
his
career
In
pictures,
ln
asain.
i
Ottawa.
London.
Enir-
..
.
.
.
land,
again,
Camp
Borden
T-l
I
and
!
telephone
table
Inside
the
front
DaillC.
.
.
,
...
uuur,
in
me
largc-ocuic
map
ui
n.
.ui
...
.
.
n
a
,
nf
,1
T'a
Cl"
E"rP
bung
ahove
the
tele-John,
now
16,
and
h
their
daugh-
nlin7
anH
in
,ho
rio.,,,
ter.
14-year-old
Robin,
always
model
of
..Qld
y.
a
iS1""
!
elf.
Pnt.
remarkabie
truck
put
toother
Their
mother
felt
that
becorn-
the
armorcd
at
Cam
ling
seasoned
travellers
would
t.j
j
...
.more
than
make
up
for
breaks
In
their
schooling.
Both
children
come
any
obstacle.
The
16-lnch
model,
exact
In
every
detail,
was
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
has
gone
On
record
now
are
away
from
home
at
Dresented
to
Gen
Worthlnston
in
i
ian
crin
nnn
con
nia
irni
o
c
onnnnmrnfi
in
rnn
All
t
1
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CVilCiUlW
t
lJ
CKJ
All
111
tLI
A.
.
11
l..i!
j
u..
4.v.
iu
1.
-.1
i:
alls-
orvngu)n
unas
me
itsuiuuun
puhseu
uy
uie
tiuu
uus
ween
;uiucamiy
wtm!.n',tin.
!..
mmj
that
$25,000
of
existing
civic
centre
funds
be
kept
especially
when
he
rines
a
by
his
troops.
The
present-day
problems
whether
a
navy
or
army
or
air
force
wife
should
follow
her
in
clear
reserve
against
the
purchase
of
the
Y.M.C.A.
double
peal
which
means
a
iet-jhusband
as
hv
ls
d
worrle,
services
which,
is
to
be
ter
rom
husand,
com-,Mr5
war
building
by
agreement,
,ner
Worthington
with
the
tu-
,
icomes
m
me
iram
01
moving
m.ujkmiii
ruvajlJT
WHICH
iwictr
a
week,
sometimes
more
often.
is
a
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
Tonight
Oordie
Webb
is
holding
while."
his
Juke
box
ive
session
at
the
Empress.
It's
an
informal
coup-
j
les
dance,
no
orchestra,
just
the
Juke
box
and
a
good
selection
of
awing
records.
Make
this
your
Friday
night
date.
There
are
long
dreary
patches
ln
my
days,lately.
All
my
ct
lb-
bage
partners
seem
to
have
taken
to
the
woods.
I
think
I'll
have
to
ask
some
of
the
American
boys
to
teach
me
pinochle
(peanuckle
to
you)
one
of
these
days.
I've
always
threatened
to
learn.
They
say
It's
like
Bezique
and
back
In
England
I
used
to
play
Beziyue
by
the
hour
with
my
brother-in-law
and
love
It.
Of
course,
UVj
strictly
for
cokes
or
coffee.
The
Y.W.C.A.
Service
Wives'
Club
met
Thursday
afternoon
In
the
ladles'
lounee
at
the
"Y
service
families,
but
she
be-
liovoa
4Visiro
oir4VAs
Keinritn
?
jlL
"lT.i!!!!V
!slde
to
the
picture
which
Ken
-
e
v..p,.uu.
waUy
goea
unnotked:
:
1
"I
think
it
has
done
a
world
of
good
for
the
girls
married
to
servicemen
to
move
about
wish
them
and
get
an
idea
of
how
the
other
half
of
the
country
lives.
"I
loved
the
west
and,
belnp
an
eastener,
I
had
never
realized
what
difficulties
many
westerners
were
up
against
un
til
1
went
to
live
mere
lor
a
NOTHL
I.AM)
Kllll-THV
ACT
i:
rmifiruif
hi
iitir
n.
2;m:-i
In
lUcxk
I,
PulitlltMiMi
or
Ihr
fiiuthfrlr
57
rf,
mrf
r
1m,
uf
I9dt,
linu;r
S.
l
im-l
III.
Irl.t.
Mnii
Kill.
There
were
fourteen
members
notlc
u
h"
"
that
i
hnii;
.
81
th
Mplrat'on
of
one
month
Iroro
n.,A
i,iji
r
and
ten
kiddies
present.
One
i
th,
rut
t
fii
n,Miii.J:
hew
member,
Mrs.
Webb,
waj
welcomed
to
the
club
and,
of
course,
also
little
Miss
Judith
Webb.
Judy's
mother
was
telling
that,
although
she
ls
only
two
and-a-half
years
old,
Judy
has
already
travelled
over
ten
thousand
miles
going
with
her
daddy
from
posting
to
posting.
The
raffle
was
donated
by
Mrs.
Kaye
and
won
by
Mrs.
Young.
Tea
was
served
by
Mis.
Oarbutt
and
Mrs.
Strand,
S.
C.
Thomson
came
up
to
the
"Y"
the
other
day
to
ask
me
to
let
the
girls
of
the
three
services
know
that
they
are
very
welcome
to
visit
his
home
any
evening,
play
cards
or
the
radio
and
make
themselves
a
snack
In
the
kitchen.
There
are
iwo
service
couples
living
ln
hit
home
so
the
girls
could
be
sure
someone
would
be
ln
each
evening,
Mr.
Thomson's
daughter
U
a
Wren,
and,
therefore,
he
has
a
soft
spot
ln
his
heart
for
the
service
girls,
Arrangements
for
going
up
could
be
made
through
me
or
by
phoning
directly
to
Mr
Thom
son's
home.
WHEREAS
Mtlafactorr
proof
ot
Ions
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
Issued
In
the
name
of
Jack
Bennett
baa
been
filed
ln
thli
office.
ht-rrof,
uuiue
a
provisional
Certlfl
cat
of
Title
ln
lieu
of
said
lost
certlflca,te.
unlew
ln
the
meantime
valid
objection
b
made
to
me
In
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office,
Prince
Rupert,
BO.,
this
20th
daf
of
January,
144
A
D
ANDREW
THOMPSON,
Deputy
negUlrtr
of
Titles
ix
tiii:
hi
TKI..MI:
roi'KT
or
iiitn
iMi
com
miiia
in
riumm:
In
Die
Milder
uf
the
MilmlnUtrstloii
U-
and
In
Hie
Mailer
of
the
IMate
of
frank
Imuc,
lifimwl
liilextiilr.
TAKK
NOTICK
that
by
order
of
Hl
Hnnor,
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
on
the
10th
day
of
February,
A
D.
1044,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Frank
Unite,
decease,
and
all
parties
haijna
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified.
to
me
on
or
before
the
11th
day
of
March,
AD.
1V44,
and
all
parties
uwcoira
vo
ine
uiate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
ot
their
Indcbt-edness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
BC
this
11th
day
of
February,
A
D.
144.
NORMAN
A,
WATT
Official
Administrator,
rrince
itupert,
BO
For
Income
Tax
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