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1945
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CANUCK
BACK
AFTER
ODYSSEY
Gordon
Patterson
Left
Home
At
18
to
Become
First
D.F.M.
of
the
War
REGINA.
Nov.
8
CP'
WO.
1
Gordon
Patterson,
D.P.M.,
who
ran
away
from
home
in
1936
jwhen
he
was
18
years
old,
has
returned
to
Saskatchewan
after
nine
exciUng
years.
During
that
time
he
became
Canada's
first
winner
of
the
Distinguished
Flying
Medal
in
the
Second
Great
War,
and.
was
one
of
the
first
Canadian
war
prisoners,
captured
after
balling
out
of
a
flaming
bomber
over
Belgium.
Completing
his
schooling
in
1936,
Patterson
hitch-hiked
to
Vancouver,
took
a
job
aboard
a
tramp
steamer
bound
for
England,
and
for
a
year
worked
his
way
around
the
world,
touching
at
Panama,
Russia,
Japan
and
Pacific
islands.
After
six
months
as
a
motion
picture
operator
in
England,
he
Joined
the
R.A.F.
in
May
1939,
and
studied
radio
for
a
year.
He
transferred
to
No.
12
Bomtier
Squadron
In
April
1939,
trained
as
an
air
gunner
and
when
war
was
declared
his
squadron
moved
to
France
to
do
reconnais
sance
work
over
the
Siegfried
Line.
It
was
later
attached
to
the
advance
air
striking
force
and
bombed
German
columns
against
powerful
fighter
opposition.
!
Patterson
was
due
for
leave
in
May
1940
and
he
Intended
to
get
married.
However,
the
night
before,
members
of
his
unit
were
sent
on
what
they
were
told
was
a
suicide
mission
the
bombing
of
bridges
at
Maastriche
on
thn
Albert
Canal
In
Holland.
attacked
by
Fighters
Four
of
the
five
aircraft
did
not
return.
Patterson
was
an
air-gunner
and
his
plane
ran
into
about
40
fighters
of
which
he
shot
down
two.
Their
plane,
however,
was
bad-
I
ly
shot
up
and
the
pilot
ordered
j
the
crew
to
Jump.
Struck
by
the
tail
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lie
uaiicu
out,
Patterson's
leg
was
badly
smashed,
but
he
conveniently
landed
In
the
courtyard
of
a
hospital
at
Liege,
Belgium.
The
navigator
escaped
and
the
pilot
managed
to
fly
the
burning
plane
back
to
England.
That
night
the
Germans
entered
the
town
and
took
Patterson
to
a
military
hospital.
He
was
moved
from
one
concentration
camp
to
another
and
aided
many
prisoners
to'
escape
al-
'
though
never
successful
himself.
After
five
years
In
German
camps
Patterson
was
liberated
when
three
British
Bren
gun
SHORT
SPORT
The
date
of
the
Grey
Cup
match
for
the
Canadian
football
championship
Is
all
settled.
Thr
big
gam
will
toe
played
in
Toronto
on
December
1.
This
has
ended
the
speculation
whether
the
western
Canada
champions
might
play
the
Inter-provincial
Rubgy
union
champions
in
a
sudden-death
semi-final
on
November
17.
This
latest
change
means
that
the
Grey
Cup
match
will
keep
Its
traditional
status
as
the
Canadian
grid
classic
for
In
It
the
East
will
meet
the
West
for
the
national
championship.
Although
the
date
and
place
is
settled,
the
teams
that
will
participate
in
the
big
match
have
yet
to
be
decided.
In
eastern
Canada,
the
final
will
he
played
on
November
24
between
the
champions
of
the
Big
Four
and
the
Ontario
Rugby
'Union.
At
the
mcmsnt,
two
Toronto
teams
the
Indians
and
Balmy
Beach-
-are
playing
off
for
the
O.R.F.U.
title.
And
Toronto
Argonauts
and
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
have
one
more
game
In
their
home-and-home.
total
points
series
for
the
Big
Four
championship.
In
the
West,
Calgary
and
Winnipeg
are
playing
off
for
the
right
to
come
East
for
the
big
game.
Meanwhile,
a
question
has
been
raised
as
to
the
eligibility
of
two
members
of
the
Big
Four
teams
to
play
In
any
Grey
Cup
match.
The
players
are
Joe
Krol
of
Argonauts
and
Steve
Marko
of
the
Rough
Riders.
It
seems
the
Canadian
Rugby
Union
constitution
says
a
player
must
be
a
continuous
resident
of
Canada
for
one
year
prior
to
the
opening
of
the
football
season
to
qualify
for
C.R.
U.
playdowns.
So
there
Is
some
doubt
as
to
the
status
of
Krol
and
Marko.
However,
the
Ontario
Rugby
Football
Union
has
raised
the
question
on
Its
Own
Initiative.
No
member
clur05.
whose
Grey
Cup
chances
mt?ht
be
helped
by
any
ruling
declaring
Krol
or
Marko
Ineligible,
have
raised
It.
The
Canadian
Rugby
Union
will
have
to
render
a
decision
concerning
the
eligibility
of
the
pair.
carriers
entered
the
towrrof
Las-sahan
and
accepted
its
surrender
from
200
Germans.
Tlree
hundred
others
had
fled.
He
landed
in
England
on
V-F
Day
and
May
26
was
married
t
J
the
girl
who
had
waited
for
him
all
through
his
Imprisonment.
Back
in
Canada
now,
Patterson
has
registered
at
the
University
of
Saskatchewan.
He's
through
with
wandering
for
the
present.
ARMY
FORBIDS
CIVILIAN
USE
OF
T
CENTRE
Announcement
by
the
Canadian
Army
Tuesday
afternoon
of
strict
enforcement
of
a
rule
forbidding
civilian
use
of
the
Y.M.
C.A.
service
centre
has
had
a
disconcerting
effect
on
Prince
Rupert
Recreational
Council's
activities
and
on
local
basketball
league
schedules
both
of
which
have
Involved
limited
use
of
the
"Y"
centre.
The
announcement
is
understood
to
have
emanated
from
Army
headquarters
at
Vancouver
which
passed
the
instruction
on
to
Y.M.C.A.
Director
John
Montgomery.
The
army
at
present
Is
bearing
the
running
costs
of
the
large
building.
The
exclusion
of,
the
public
has
had
a
definite
effect
on
Rec
Council
plans
since
the
training
classes
for
leaders
have
been
held
in
the
"Y"
gymnasium
one
evening
a
week.
With
completion
of
the
leaders'
training
classes
this
week,
Rec
Council
Instructor
George
McGregor
had
laid
out
a
program
of
general
classes'
which
will
have
to
be
The
local
basketball
league
has
been
using
the
"Y"
gymnasium
two
nights
a
week
since
It
started
a
fortnight
ago.
Use
of
the
"V
building
by
both
these
organizations
has
been
strictly
unofficial
and
was
said
to
have
involved
little
or
no
extra
expense
to
the
operation
of
the
centre.
Secretary
Maurice
l.rydgcs
tf
the
Prince
Rupert
Recreation
Council
expressed
himself
as
at
a
loss
to
understand
the
reason
for
the
order.
'The
building
has
to
be
heated
whether
it
is
used
or
not,
and
certainly
the
number
of
servicemen
here
now
cannot
make
full
use
of
the
building,"
he
said.
Recreation
Council
classes,
knocked
askew
by
the
order,
according
to
Director
George
McGregor
are
the
Junior
and
Intermediate
boys'
classes
scheduled
to
be
held
Wednesday
evenings.
Tonight
the
Junior
boys
boxing
classes
at
Conrad
Street
school
will
be
held
as
scheduled',
and
the
intermediate
"boys'
boxing
classes
will
be
held
as
sched-,
uled
at
Seal
Cove
school.
"Y"
Director-
Montgomery
points
out
that
the
centre
is
still
open
for
the
use
of
ex-servicemen
but,
according
to
his
Instructions,
further
civilian
use
of
the
building
is
prohibited.
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War
Savings
Stamps
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DAY
November
11
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on
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as
usual
.
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,
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MILD
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MEDIUM
IT'S
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providing
they
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to
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10'x
higher
than
last
year.
Also
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large
stock
of
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Coats,
20
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FAULTY
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IS
CONDEMNED
(Continued
from
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1)
Ing
October
was
1,264
pupils,
the
reports
of
principals
indicated.
Principal
W
W.
C.
O'Neill's
report
stated
that
there
were
530
students
at
his
school,
328
in
the
Junior
and
202
in
the
senior.
-Attendance
percentage
was
93.
Principal
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer
reported
that
attendance
at
King
Edward
school
was
316
with
a
percentage
attendance
of
92.
War
savings
at
the
school
during
October
were
$202.75,
bringing
the
total
for
the
term
so
far
to
$345.75.
At
Borden
Street
school
Principal
J.
S.
Wilson
reported
an
enrolment
of
219
with
an
attendance
percentage
of
94.
War
savings
for
the
month
totalled
$417.53
and
$56.50
was
turned
over
to
the
Junior
Red
Cross
from
reclaiming
tea
and
coffee
coupons.
Conrad
Street
school
had
an
enrolment
of
199
with
an
attendance
of
93
per
cent,
Principal
Moore
"reported.
War
savings
during
the
month
totalled
$33.75.
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