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Tnursday,
November
1,
1945
Timely
TERRACE
Topics
Mrs.
E.
Welch
of
Vancouver
and
her
granddaughter,
Patricia,
are
spending
a
holiday
in
Terrace
as
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dudley
G.
Little.
Fine
springlike
weather
has
succeeded
the
little
winter
recently
experienced.
During
the
past
few
days
there
have
been
moderate
frosts
by
night
and
some
flurries
cf
snow
which
whitened
the
ground
for
a
short
while.
C.
J.
Norrlngion
has
been
confined
to
his
home
for
the
past
three
days
with
a
touch
of
In
view
of
the
increased
costs
of
materials
and
wages
the
village
council
is
considering
ways
and
means
of
stepping
up
th?
village
revenues.
It
is
thought
there
Is
room
for
some
increase
in
assessed
valuations
and
it
is
likely
the
bylaw
routing
t
trade
licenes
will
come
up
for
SAVOY
HO
TEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
544
FRASEU
STREET
Prince
Rupert
Fo
r
BABY
THE
REXALL
STORE
SONGWRITERS'
NIGHT
SERVICE
.
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r.xi?ri
.uumc
iruiiMTiuer
Takes
Tunes
Over'Phone
When
Mus-elltts
NEW
ORLEANS,
Nov.
1
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Sometimes
the
telephone
rings
at
midnight,
or
5
am
in
the
home
of
Wessie
Breau
Farrell,
and
an
excited
voice
says
to
Mrs.
Farrell:
"Please
t2kes
this
tune
down
quickly
before
I
forget
it"
and
Ihen
proceeds
to
tra-la-la,
hum-deedy-du,
dum,
dumphy-dum
a
phrase
or
two
of
melody
over
the
telephone.
Not
at
all
fazed,
sleepy
Mrs.
Farrel
switches
on
her
light.
and
proceeds
to
take
down
the
tune
inmusical
symbols.
This
sort
of
telephone
transcribing
(often
during
the
daytime)
has
been
going
on
for
fe&rs.
ever
since
Mrs.
Farrell,
a
graduate
of
Loyola
University
School
of
Music,
first
started
writing
music
for
.song
composers
at
a
music
store.
Now
married
and
the
mother
of
a
two-year
old
son,
she
still
arranges
songs
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made
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117
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YMCA
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that
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A
baby
needs
a
mother's
love,
but
this
Is
not
enough
to
help
baby
develop.
Baby
needs
your
wise
and
careful
selection
of
the
best
toiletries
used
on
his
tender
little
body.
In
making
your
purchases
here,
you
are
always
assured
of
the
best.
NOTHING
BUT
THE
BEST
FOR
BABY
Ormes
ltd.
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Pioneer
Druggists
J
for
amateur
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In
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time
at
home.
Because
of
the
baby,
she
does
hot
"welcome
mlddle-of-the-
night
calls,
but
her
song-writing
customers
feel
that
If
the
muse
strikes
at
2
aan.
she
should
be
willing
to
help.
People
who
do
not
know
Mrs
Farrell
performs
musical
legerdemain
on
the
phone,
will
go
around
f
or
days
singing
or
whistling
the
same
tune
over
and
over
until
they
are
able
to
pay
her
a
visit.
"In
my
studio,
composers
usu
ally
warm
up
for
me
before
de
livering
their
masterpieces,'
Mrs.
Farrell
relates.
"In
this
business
anything
can
happen.
Sometimes
a
customer
has
a
"red-hot
song
hit'
and
I
discover
it
to
be
almost
Identical
with
one
of
the
current
or
re
cent
Jukebox
favorites."
OIL
'GREAT
FACTOR
Oil
products
made
up
05
per
cent
of
all
overseas
military
shipments
of
war
supplies.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
Restaurant
business
and
three
houses
on
two
lots;
also
greenhouse.
$3500
takes
the
lot.
Furniture
$500
extra.
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Star
Hut,
Exchange
Block.
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for
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or
652
Tonight
the
first
basketball
Itague
games
Jor
the
1945-46
season
will
be
played
at
the
"Y
gym.
First
Macey's
will
battle
High
School
Intermediates.
Then
the
High
School
girls
play
the
Kinettes
and,
finally,
there
will
be
an
all-star
game
between
the
Canadians
and
the
Americans.
This
will
probably
be
the
last
international
competition
to
be
played
here
before
the
U.
S.
troops
leave.
It
is
promised
that
the
brand
of
ball
will
be
of
a
high
calibre.
Hockey
Scores
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Chicago
5,
Rangers
1.
HOCKEY
COACH
ACTIVE
AT
72
PHILADELPHIA,
Nov.
1
(AP)
Constance
M.
K.
Applebee,
72-year-old
Englishwoman
who
in
troduced
field
hockey
to
this
country
in
1901,
vows
she's
going
to
teach
the
game
"as
long
as
I
hold
together."
Winding
up
the
25th
season
at
her
hockey
camp
in
the
Pecono
Mountains,
Miss
Applebee
estimated
she
had
taught
close
to
8,000
players
there
in
the
past
quarter
century.
After
a
visit
to
Lima,
Pa.,
"the
Apple,"
as
she
Is
called
by
her
girls,
will
begin
a
tour
of
girls'
eastern
colleges
including
Vas-sar,
Smith,
Russell
Sage
and
Sweet
Briar
to
teach
the
game.
Miss
Applebee
had
a
negative
answer
to
a
question
whether
she
though
American
women
would
be
able
to
defeat
British
v
"men
when
next
they
meet.
Here's
why:
"We
will
not
be
able
to
beat
the
English
until
we
de-veloo
more
clubs
here.
In
England
there
are
about
2,000
hockey
clubs.
They
have
a
longer
season.
I
was
sorry
to
see
that
the
Americans
let
hockey
l
go
down
during
the
war."
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November
1,
1920
A
meeting.
of
employeeyof
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
and
Engineering
Company
tookiplace.
under
the
auspices
of
theTTrades
and
Labor
Council
to
discuss
a
situation
which
arose
as;
a
result
of
the
shipyard
closing
down
without
paying
the
men;
Default
of
Its
obligations
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
and
Engineering
Company
and
nonpayment
of
its
men
indicated
that
the
government
might
be
forced
to
step
in
and
complete
construction
of
the
two
ships
being
built.
Fred
McGee,
who
had
previ
ously
applied
four
times
without
success
for
a
beer
license,
was
finally
successful
when
he
made
his
fifth
application
to
City
Council.
"PIDGIN"
ENGLISH
GOES
LAGOS,
Nigeria
)
A
new
and
simplified
system
of
teaching
English
adopted
by
the
Army
In
West
Africa
will.
It
is
hoped,
eventually
eliminate
"pidgin"
English
In
the
British
territor
ies.
Sigh
your
hme
JOR
VICTORY!
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VICTORY
BONDS
'SUPPORT
CANADA'S
9th
.VICTORY
(LOAN
HOWE
&
McNULTY
Phones
81
and
82
HARDWARE
I
The
new
czar
of
American
I
baseball,
Happy
Chandlef,
has
begun
to
show
his
teeth.
Tuesday
he
levied
his
first
fine
against
a
baseball
player.
He
fined
catcher
Thomas
Livingston
of
the
Chicago
Cubs
$250
for
grabbing
umpire
Jocko
Conlon
over
a
disputed
decision
in
the
World
Series.
Before
the
series,
Chandler
warned
the
players
that
they
must
keep
their
hands
off
the
umpires
and
he
told
them
what
the
fine
would
be
for
this
infraction
of
the
rules.
The
Montreal
Negro
featherweight,
Danny
Webb
of
the-Canadian
Army,
only
lasted
six
rounds
in
a
scheduled
eight-round
bout
In
London
Tuesday
night.
Al
Phillips,
the
English
fighter,
batted
Danny
badly
In
the
first
round
and
knocked
him
cut
in
the
sixth.
Danny
was
knocked
down
eight
times
in
the
first
round.
Once
he
was
down
for
the
count
of
nine.
In
the
next
round
he
appeared
to
be
recovering
strength
and
boxed
carefully.
Only
once
did
he
score
heavily
on
the
English
boxer
when
h?
sent
him
to
the
canvas
for
-the
count
of
seven
'with
a
right
hook.to
the
Jaw.
The
Toronto
Argonauts'
Royal
Copeland
has
moved
Into
the
lead
among
Eastern
Canadian
individual,
football
scorers.
The
Canadian
Press
c
ompllatlon
eiv?
Ocpeland
48
points.
As
a
matter
of
fact-Copeland
doubled
his
previous
scoring
total
Saturday
In
the
game
with
Montreal
Hornets
of
the
interprovlncial
Union.
It
was
in
that
game
tha
he
galloped
for
four
touchdowns.
Copeland,
In
winning
the
ton
berth,
has
pushed
'Annis
Stuku3
of
the
Ontario
Union's
Torcrito
Indians
into
second
place.
Stuku
has
booted
34
points
but
has
not
'sored
a
touihdown.
On,
the
other
hand,
all
of
Copeland's
points
have
been
matfe
on
majors.
In
the
west
there
has
been
some
controversy
about
the
dates
of
the
Western
Footba'!
play-offs.
Dean
Grlffing,
the
coach
cf
the
Calgary
Stampeders
says
that
his
club
and
Retina
Rough
Riders
are
united
against
the
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers.
It.
seems,
according
to
Griff
Inn
that
the
'Stampeders
and
the
Rough
Riders
want
the
winner
of
the
presenthome-and-home.
total-point
series
between
Calvary
and
Reglna
to
meet
the
Bombers
for
the
restern
title
In
another
home-and-home
series
starting
November
10.
Grifflng
adds
that
Art
Chipman,
president
of
the
Bombers,
wants
the
western
series
to
start
in
Winnipeg
next
Saturday.
That
b
Recreation
HALL
5th
Avenue
East
NOW
OPEN
TO
PUBLIC
Bowling
and
Billiards
Recreation
and
Rest
Rooms
Hall
available
for
banquets,
meetings,
etc.
Under
management
of
Fred
Ernewein
PHONE
816
Hours
,1
pjn.
to
12
p.m.
dally
November
3.
Grifflng
contends
thai
Calgary
and
Reglna
are
united
on
the
issue
and
that
Winnipeg
has
find
its
way
too
often.
When
Piffles
Taylor,
president
of
the
Western
Canada
Hugby
Football'Union,
was
asked
about
it,
he
said
he
would
have
to
see
what
stand
the
clubs
concerned
will
take
before
any
decision
as
to
dates
Is
reached.
There
was
no
major
hockey
last
night
but
the
New
York
Rangers
arrived
in
Chicago
for
their
opening
game
tonight
with
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
Coach
Frank
Boucher
said
that
his
club
cannot
help
but
Improve
as
the.
season
goes
along.
He
said
they
have
ability
and
are
In
good
YOU,
TOO,
CAN
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VICTOR
RECORDS
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