Association
Crackers;
Clay
Hopper,
manager
of
the
Montreal
International
League
Royals,
and
Sebastian
Sisti,
shontstop
of
the
Indianapolis
American
Association
Ind'iam,
who
is
return-ins
to
the
Boston
Braves
after
leading
the
league
with
a
batting
average
of
.343.
Yawkcy's
untiring;
efforts
and
lavish
investments
in
(players
and
farms
to
give
Boston
a
pennant
winner,
which
ambition
was.
realized
with
the
Red
Sox
the
past
season,
earned
him
the
tilis
of
No.
1
executive
of
,the
.year.
The
Sporting
News
also
points
out
that
he
:ras
built
up
an
organization
that
promises
to
be
a
factor
in
pennant
races
for
rnany
years
to
come.
Dyer
Is
JCalleu
Ace
Manager
The
Accolade
of
No.
1
manager
of
the
year
was
bestowed
on
iTyer
for
his
handling
of
the
Cdrdinals
in
the
strenuous
closing,
days
of
the
season,
through
the
playoff
for
the
National
League
pennant
with
the
Dodgers
and
in
the
world's
series
triumph
over
the
highly-favored
Red
Sox.
The
Sporting
News
points
out
that
his
test
as
a
freshman
pilot
came
early
when,
stepping
into
the
slices
of
Billy
Southworth,
he
found
himself
faced
with
finding
replacement.
for
players
traded
during
the
win
ter
and
lost
through
raids
by
the
Mexican
league.
His
daring
decision
to
move
Stan
Musial
from
the
outfield
to
first
base
and'
liis
success
in
alternatin
three
light-hitting
outfielders,
making
Murray
Dickson
a
win
ning
starting
pitcher,
convert
ing
Red
SchcemJiehst
into
;
second
baseman
and
in
juggling
his
lineup
and
mound
staff
are
cited
as
examples
of
his
managerial
genius.
Credit
for
the
spirit,
courage
and
teamwork
of
the
Redfoirds
that
overcame
many
obstacles
also
is
given
Dyer.
The
Redlbird
manager
won
the
1942
award
for
the
minors,
when
he
piloted
Columbus
to
an
American
Association
pennant.
Musial
was
hailei
as
the
outstanding
playwr
of
the
year
because,
in
Addition
to
taking
over
an
unfamiliar
position
at
first
base
and
playing
it
well,
lie
ttot
only
led
the
National
League
in
baiting
with
an
-average
cf
.3G5,
but
was
first
in
the
Uumber
of
hits,
runs,
sin-filcs
land
doubles,
topped
the
sluggers
tailh
a
percentage
of
.587
and
ranked
third
in
runs
batted
in.
Ten
years
after
winning
the
193ff
award
as
the
No.
1
business
execuitlve
in
the
minors,
Earl
Mann
of
Atlanta
qualified
again
for
the
distinction
for
turning
in
an,
unprecedented
record
as
an
independent
club
operator.
His
club
drew
an
attendance
of
I
prince
Rupert
Daily
JSclug
Thursday,
January
9,
1947
Outstandinq
In
Baseball
Yawkey,
Dyer
,and
Alusial
Get
Sporting
News
jCall
ST.
LOUIS,
Mo.
Thomas
Yawkey,
president
of
the
Boston
Red
Sox;
Eddie
Dyer,
manager
cf
the
Cardinals,
and
First
Easeman
Stanley
Musial,
also
of
the
Cardinals,
were
named
the
outstanding
men
of
the
major
leagues
in
their
field
for
1910
by
the
Spotting
Nsws
in
the
taase'ball
weekly's
annual
citations
of
the
No.
1
men
of
the
year.
In
the
minors,
similarly
honored,
were
Earl
Mann,
president
of
the
Atlanta
Southern
MEANING
OF
CITIZENSHI
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
to
Address
Kordjtn
Street
Schocl
Parent
Teacher
Association
Included
in
the
plans
made
at
the
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Borden
Streeet
School
Parent
Teacher
Association
yesterday
afternoon
for
the
regular
meeting
to
be
held
next
Wednesday
was
the
suitable
observance
cf
"Citizenship
Wee
k."
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
has
acceded
to
the
Association's
request
to
syeak
on
the
privileges
and
responsibilities
of
Canadian
citizenship.
Also
included
in
the
program
will
be
a
quia
for
patent's
and
selections
by
the
Bor
den
Street
School
choir.
Arrangements
were
also
made
for
a
rummage
mle
to
be
held
in
February.
The
membership
committee
reported
that
there
were
133
paid
up
members.
The
report
of
the
president,
Mrs.
George
Howe,
told
of
the
request
of
the
association
that
the
central
council
take
up
the
matter
of
the
restoration
of
the
milk
subsidy.
It
was
pointed
out
that
the
request
-would
nbt
likely
be
complied
with
and
a
speaker
is
to
appear
at
the
next
meeting
to
explain
why
it
is
not
feasible
or
desirable
that
the
subsidy
should
be
restored.
Members
present
were
Mrs.
G.
Howe,
in
the
chair,
Mrs.
J.
Garrett,
Mrs.
S.
Anderson,
Mrs.
D.
Parent,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lineham,
Mrs.
Seaman,
Mrs.
Rutherford,
Miss
Sim.
Messrs.
J.
S.
Wilson
and
S.
A.
Cheeseman.
Navigation
Aids
Are
Considered
Request
of
the
Associated'
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia,
at
its
annual
con
vention
in
Terrace
last
year,
that
a
major
light
and
fog
alarm
be
established
on
Bonilla
Island
as
a
prime
requisite
in
safe
navigation
of
Hecate
Straits
has
been
brought
to
the
attention
of
offi
cers
of
the
Department
of
Transport
for
consideration,
according
to
a
communication
received
by
the
secretary
of
the
Associated
Boards,
Duncan
K.
Kerr
of
Terrace,
frcm
the
Minister
of
Transport.
PUERTO
RICO
AREA
Pueito
Rico
has
a
total
area
of
about
3,400
miles.
Southern
Association's
record
1,831,2345,
arid
the
Crackers
won
their
sixth
flag
in
the
12
years
hj
has
been
in
charge.
Clay
Hopper's
ability
to
perform
near-miracles
with
an
average
pitching
staff,
his
development
of
rookies
and
his
knack
of
blending
speed
and
power
are
credited
with
the
triple
success
of
the
Montreal
club
in
winning
the
International
League
championship,
the
iShaushnessv
playoffs
and
the
junior
world
series
title.
The
comeback
ol
Sibby
Sisti
at
Indianapolis
was
hailed
by
i'.he
Sporting
News.
Accepting,
a
demotion
from
the
Braves
with
a
determination
to
fight
his
way
back
to
the
majors,
Sisti,
shifted
from
the
other
side
of
the
in
field
to
second
ba&,j,
nandled
the
most
chances
at
the
keystone
sack
and,
although
only
a
.240
hitter
with
the
Braves,
topped
the
American
Association
with
a
batting
average
of
.313,
led
in
triples,
was
second
in
doubles
and
total
bases
and
tied
for
395.G99,
nearly
a
fourth
of
the
I
fourth
in
runs
scored.
THIS
AND
THAT
tJ'
'
ffyC
.1
The
Ceorfe
Mlllhow
Aclanll
Srrtiw,
Inclf.
'
'
-He's
Instructed
to
get
up
at
the
count
of
nine?
But
who
tells
him
to
get
knocKect
ctown
in
me
imi
jav-c.
KINSMEN
CLUB
NAMES
HEADS
OF
COMMITTEES
Standing
committees
for
1947
were
named
at
the
year's
first
meeting
of
the
Kinsmen
Club
in
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
The
meeting,
attended
by
25
of
the
club's
27
members,
took
a
thoughtful
look
into
the
coming
months
in
arranging
for
its
projects.
The
following
were
named
committee
chairmen:
Ways
and
Means,
R.
G.
Moore.
House
Commitee,
Stanley
sa-
ville.
,
Sergeant-at
Arms,
Ed
Garner.
Entertainment,
William
Brem-
ner.
Kin
Education,
Charles
Collins.
Publicity,
Dan
McDonald.
Historian,
S.
C.
Elkins.
The
speaker
at
the
meeting
was
Berl
HOUgan,
risueimeuo
Co-operative,
who
described
Can
ada's
Northwest.
Territories
.where
he
was
employed
for
18
months.
The
rich,
far-flung
country
north
of
Waterways,
Alberta
up
to
the
Yellowknife
country,
he
said,
could
be
given
a
rail
outlet
to
the
sea
by
connecting
with
Prince
Rupert
through
the
Peace
River
outlet.
A
musical
program,
composed
of
classical
piano
selections,
was
presented
by
Joseph
Franky.
Harry
Sheardown
was
initiat
ed
as
a
new
member.
Hockey
Scores
Chicago
4,
Toronto
10.
Hoston
3,
New
York
1.
Detroit
4,
Montreal
2.
FELL
TREE
TO
SAVE
OAT
BATH,
England
W
To
rescue.
six-month-old
cat,
workmen
felled
a
60-foot
tree.
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men
were
aboard
a"
twin-engined
aircraft
which
plunged
into
ice-clogged
St.
Lawrence
River.
Three
of
the.
men
were
brought
ashore
by
plane
after
being
exposed
on
the
ise
for
54
hohrs.
Another
shr-u,r.
,ac
rPn,PH
nhristmas
nieht.
two
mors
were
rescued
after
70
hours
and
the
seventh
man
is
still
missing,
believed
drowne'd.
Heroes
of
the
rescue
were
Pilot
Jim
Wade,
shown
at
the
controls,
of
the
plane
which
he
landed
amia
ireacnerous
ice,
James,
r!
Hartley,
pilot,
of
the
ill-fated
plane,
is.
seen
at
left
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development,
of
an
air
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Tugwell
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for
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handling
of
land
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The,
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writing
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application-
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be
made
of
present
routes
and
services.
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far
as
Queen
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Air
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is
concerned,
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Transport
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advises
the
local
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that
this
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ut
operate
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pay
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of
the
full
charter-toll
for
the
entire
aircraft
for
each
trip
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these
circumstances,
it
is
considered
that
there
should
be
no
failure
of
service
to
the
public
pending
the
board's
decision
with
respect
to
applications
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the
requirement
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the
Air
Transport
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that
full
charter
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must
be
obtained
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each
trip
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it
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consideration
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ground
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school
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major
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there,
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land
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be
left
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schools.
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at
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townsitie,
now
con
trolled
by
the
Department
of
National
Defence,
soon
will
revert
to
the
provincial
Department
of
Lands
and
Forests,
he
said.
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population
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-
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either
active
or
traditional
of
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Greek
Orthodox
Church,
the
Holy
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which
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determined
bv
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Julian
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families
of
Yugoslav
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celebrated
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occasion
in
traditional
fashion,
with
banquets
and
merriment,
follow
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by
visits
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the
various
homes
in
which
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celebration
took
place.
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party
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place
at
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heme
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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where
50
guests
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a
dinner
followed
by
native
Yugoslav
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of
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STREE1
4HN
Phone
Black
823
At
Last
Some
OFFICE
CLOCKS
(Surplus'
War
Assets
Stock)
It
is
a
long
time
since
we
could
get
office
wall
clocks
but
we
can
now
offer
at
considerably
less
than
regular
retail
prices.
These
clocks
are
in
good
working
order
and
have
not
been
used
much
and
have
been
collected
from
the
various
offices
of
the
armed
forces.
We
will
guarantee
that
they
will
give
good
satisfaction
to
the
user.
Most
models
have
10
to
12-inch
dials
in
octagon
and
square
shapes
in
walnut
and
oak
finishes
with
12-day
pendulum
key
wind
movements.
Priced
at
$15.00
Also
some
very
nice
solid
walnut
models
with
8-inch
dials
which
sold
regularly
at
$23.00
priced
at
$1(5.00.
I
I
Hollywood
Cafe
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
NEWEST
AND
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
FROM
11
A.M.
TO
6
A.M.
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday
-
5
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
WE
CATER
TO
PARTIES
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
133
735
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
General
Contractor
We
do
basements,
reshingling,
build
fences,
sidewalks,
remodel
your
kitchen.
Demolish
or
move
buildings.
10.0
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
CALL
BLUE
610
and
we
will
give
an
estimate.
P.O.
BOX
654
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PRINCE
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