13rfnre
nuprrt
Oaflp
JQttos
ttU.
Monday,
March
1,
1'fAft
Noted
African
Soldier
Coming
Veteran
soldier
of
thre
wars
1
'
"
V
'1
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
cerning
the
vessel
Amaryllis
recently
lost
off
the
B.C.
coasf
and
which
he
owned.
He
wa3
answering
a
letter
that
had
been
printed.
Capt.
Armour
made
it
clear
that
the
Amaryllis
curried
two
approved
unsink-able
lifeboats
and
one
good
row-boat.
There
were
two
lifebelts
!
AIR
PASSENGERS
j
To
Vancouver
A.
V.
Hill,
A.
j
Van
Biber,
D.
G.
Maxwell.
1
To
Sandspit
A.
Fowlie,
J.
SCHEDULE
OF
BASKETBALL
Marc,h
2
Co-oo
vs.
Brown-
JUNIOR
CHAMBER
POSTS
TROPHY
Indian
Agent
Anrteld
Also
Puis
up
Basketball
Prize
When
the
Northern
B.
C.
Native
Basketball
tournament
opens
at
the
Civic
Centre
here
this
Tuesday,
th
nine
teams
which
participate
will
have
three
trophies
to
strive-
for.
instead
Of
one
as
was
the
case
last
year.
tn
addition
to
the
B.
C,
Pack-
On
her
regular
weekly
voyage,
Union
steamer
Coonitlam,
Capt.
in
South
Africa
where
he
farm-
!
ed
for
thirty-two
year.ss
and
j
also
held
responsible
ftovern-niental
posts
between
conflicts.
Col.
Hoy
is
revisiting
his
native
Canada
on
the
invitation
of
Association
or
Canadian
Clubs
and
under
the
auspices
1
South
African
government.
He
will
be
in
Prinre
R
iiwrt
woods.
Fashion
vs.
Morean
s
for
every
member
of
the
crew.
Gyros
vs.
65
Taxi,
illnh
School)
From
Vancouver
(Saturday)
John
feodf-n.
arrived
in
port
ft'
j
vs.
Peoples.
March
8
Bavov
vs.
Erown-i
R.
McOee,
F.
Brunnelie,
T.
W.
Alart,
A.
Van
Biber.
From
Sandspit
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
ROsang,
Miss
Walter.
woods.
Merchants
vs.
Morgan's
Hiffh
School
vs.
Gvros.
8:45
last
evening
from
Vancouver
ami
Waypoints.
sailing
t
l4:M
mldnirht
for
Alice
Aim,
Rlrttart
and
other
northern
March
9
Co-on
vs.
Savov.
For
a
second
time
in
flfte'en
months,
the
steamer
Hsin
Kong
So,
formerly
the
Venture
serving
on
the-
British
Columbia
coast,
has
been
Rutted
by
fire
!
Fashion
vs.
Port
Edward.
63
If
,
,
I,
v-
i
!
this
week
to
address
the
Wo
noints
hence
she
is
due
baiki
of
the
while
operating
between
Hong
'ers
trophy,
indicative
h'.iv
at
10
o'clock
tomorrow
mor-nliift
to
ail
at
1:30
p.m.
on
her
return
youth.
Passengers
arriv
Taxi
vs.
Hiah
School.
Sweet
16
1
;
vs.
Hieh
School.
.
March
la
Brownwfods
vs
Fish
Dock.
Army
vs.
Mutts.
Co-on,
Bo-Me-Hi
vs.
Morgan's,
tians,
Mutts
Vs.
Fish
Dock.
Armv
65
Taxi
vs.
Stone's.
Peoples
vs
Apr.
lb
Thorneiiffes
vs.
Sco-Hieh
School
(Saturday).
Thorneiiffes
vs
Moose,
Co-op
vs
March
16
Savov
vs.
Co-oo.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Stones
vs.
Hish
School.
Sweet
vs.
Canfisco.
Co-on
vs.
Moose.
1
1
V
V,
,
Kong
and
the
Portuguese
tel-
,
championship,
there
will
be
ths
a'nd
of
Macao.
The
first
fire
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
at
Hawaii,
while
the
ship
trophy
which
will
be
awarded
was
on
her
way
to
China
from
the
second-place
winner.
Vancouver.
The
second
blaze
The
third
trophy
will
be
a
18
vs.
Hlsih
School.
.Grotto
vs.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
MEN'S
FIVE
PIN
"B"
I.EAGl'F
ing
Ivie
from
don
the
crwst
on
the
cxiultlam
Included
native
;
basketball
teams
from
Kitimaat
for
the
all-native
tournament'
to
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
j
here
this
week.
j
1
Apr.
23
Armv
vs.
Fish
Dock,
Co-op
vs.
Canfisco.
Mutts
vs
men's
Canadian
Club.
Born
in
Orillia,
Out.,
and
graduated
from
Toronto
and
MeOill
Universities.
Col.
Hoy
went
to
the
IJoer
War
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Dragoons
in
199
and,
after
demobilization,
took
up
larmlni;
in
South
Africa.
In
the
First
World
War,
he
commanded
Cape-colored
Infantry
in
German
East
Africa
and
Palestine
and.after
that
conflict,
was
active
in
British
set-tlinent
in
South
Afric:i
Tn
the
Second
World
War
he
organized
the
Cape
Corps
for
Field
..Lumbal
Smuts.
was
due
to
an
explosion
in
an
"most
valuabte
player"
award
engine
room
oil
tube.
Part
of
presented
by
indian
Agent
F.
E.
the
cargo
Included
firecrackers,
Anflold.
'
.
llhom
Sheet
Metal.
Leafs
vs
Mar.
5
Mutts
vs.
Leafs
Scotians.
Stones
vs.
Thorn-
'Stones
vs.
Co-op.
Moose
vs.
chiles.
Grotto
vs.
Moose.
The
B.
C.
Packers
trophy
was
.Thorns
Sheet
Meui
nrmy
w
aw.
jo-
Mutti
v
otnj
cattle
and
Chinese
whisky.
J
I
trie
sole
objert
Of
cornpeturon
fl
n
hornr-iif
tes
vs
Orottn
Canfisco.
Stones
vs.
Thorn
Sheet
With
81
passengers
and
204
tons
of
freight
for
fjkapwfy
on
board,
C
P
R.
.''earner
Princess
KINK
rimiv
Pte.
i-ie.
P.
r.
Sweden's
newest
motor
liner,
at
the
first
basketball
tovirna-
Mar.
12
Grotto
vs.
Canfisco.
Metal
Armv
vs.
Grotto.
Co-op
"StivUvilm
Viia
irrfunH
in
Wmu
l
i
1
Mutts
.
vs.
1
hoinclif
tes.
Co-op
vs.
Fish
Dock.
tAVE
1
!"'
IN
,
HI''
w.
turnup
oi
van-
KtD-ah
i-a.it.
hrnhsm
Huehes.
v,.v
r-,,fv,,..,i
.
....
v.
'.
.
'
.
.s.
.
.
I
vs.
LealS.
.Fish
Dock
vs.
Moose.
in..s
in
tii
may
ai
tne
puc
oi
cuny
ai.snes
in
me
cana-
.
i
,
r.t
"'V-iitf
Kill
rH
umnj.fc
I,..,..
Un
...411
-
-
"m.iuui6.
"
win
acta
to
tne
e.n
ot
tne
tour-
stones
vs.
Scotuans.
Army
vs.
1
'
Kill
I"
'
n'fimwo
huw
lit
will
I'V
1
1
1
--
Ko.t'
Thorns
Sheet
Metal.
u.:ivca
in
pon
ai
v.
oimua,
,ler
maiden
voyage.
She
carried
namenti
particularlV
the
player"
award.
Dft-lsion
m
thi5Fisn
Doclc
vs
xhoin
Sheet
Metai.
Ikhi
all
clean.
The
pile-up
was
caused
by
a
failure
of
mi;iji!v
ami
pi'
-'cntcd
one
more
problem
of
life
in
the
l
(Canadian
Army
Photo)
Van(amps
morning
jnmi
vancouvt-r
nnu
iiju
passengers.
Her
overall
sailed
at
11
a.m.
for
southeast-
length
is
524
feet.
Her
speed
is
cm
Alaska
points
whence
she
h
19
knots.
Her
lines
are
sleek
and
S
regard
will
be
made
by
the
pane!
of
.
.
n.
a
'
(i.::r,
various
i.oo.i.
a;
t'.
serve
sizes.
The
e
lull
lcnRth
i;S
doors
l')v
PORK
and
BEANS
I
of
referees
who
will
be
chosen
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Bxsketball
Hrferres'
Association.
i
'.:iK,
v
l
i!-;
"Dutch"
doors
lil
Topics
from
Terrace
due
here
on
Thursday
aiternnon
modern,
with
streamline
prin-
n
turning
south.
Of
the
81
pas-
ciple
adopted
throughout
the
Miv'ers
on
board
the
Norah
five
grace!
ul
hull
and
superstruc-
discinburked
here
while
threj
ture.
The
single
mast
is
another
went
north
aboard
her
from
departure
from
the
traditional.
Delicious
Mutts
vs.
Grotto.
Co-op
vs
Thorneiiffes.
Armv
s.
Leafs
Canfisco
vs.
Scotians.
Mar.
26
Armv
vs.
Co-op.
Leals
vs.
Grotto.
Thorneiiffes
vs.
Fish
Dock.
Canfisco
vs
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Moose
vs.
Scotians.
Stones
vs.
Mutts.
Apr.
2
Thorneiiffes
vs.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
Armv
vs.
Moose.
Co-op
vs.
Scotians.
Stones
vs.
Groto.
Mutts
vs.
Canfisco.
Leafs
vs.
Fish
Dock.
Apr.
9
Leafs
vs.
Canfisco.
Grotto
vs.
Scotians.
Stones
vs.
Try
a
Classmen
Ac
in
The
News
bcrr.,
an
employee
Prince
Kuptrt.
are
outer
doors
so
divided
as
to
allow
the
uopcr
half
to
b?
owned
while
the
b.ittom
half
remains
rloved.
a
tyi'c
.if
d'vr
familiar
in
rural
parts
of
the
British
Isles.
M.itiinw
sawmill
ai
icess
Ade-
C.P.R.
Steamer
rtr
Enjayed
fcy
mort
families
than
My
other
broad.
.
tiaiily
niiiired
on
noon
from
Vancouver
and
way-points
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
south.
Klin
of
Grand
Prairie,
Alberta.
!
Mrs.
Bn-din
was
.
84
years
old
and
was
the
sister
of
the
late
i
Canon
T.
J.
Marsh
She
was
a
ifiequ.nt
visitor
to
Terrace
In
the
early
days
and
is
remem-
laide,
Capt.
Fred
McGraw,
is
due
in
port
at
5
o'clock
this
after
Capt.
W.
P.
Armour
has
a
in
the
Vancouver
press
cOn-
the
chain
Jiaiv
he
wa
n
(lie
wo'kI.v
His
left
lout
were
deeply
cnt'bered
by
many
of
the
old-ti
ot
iiiiiih
moon.
nr.
I
the
injuries
and,
bv
Mi'i.
Sikler,
as
injured
youth
was
mers.
At
tminer
Frank
Cooper
has
been
hospitali'ed
due
to
a
broken
leg,
Kleive
Keefer
and
Constable
n.
Rogers
are
training
the
boys
for
tlis
coniiivi
boxinft
tournament
at
the
Civic
Centre
on
March
-3.
Prince
Rupert
tlener-
1
Lips
returned
last
ni-ht
I'rom
Chilll-
-Uf
h.t:;
sp(-nt
the
mi
holiday.
Terrace
Materials
k
KiriK
Mistained
mAre
Being
Offered
buiiy
burns
from
by
julm
Fisher
War
Assels
Corporation
h
(
leaning
I
p
at
Interior
Town
j
i
i.viitne
stove
at
her
17
mile.
Doctor
Mills
her
and
she
is
now
;
niHv
at
home.
i
and
cold
have
'u'.i'-ir.k'
proportions
:
Mi
there
is
hardly
'
'..':.i!
has
escaped.
V.'ym
has
returned
alter
spending
the
r
in
ki
Shaughjies-:
H.-pit.il,
Vancou-
Building
materials
balvaned
from
demolition
of
snrpnis
wartime
structures
at
lerrac?
are
beiiiK
olftied
for
disposal
by
War
Assets
Corporation.
Items
in
short
supply
include
approximately
150,
W,0
wpiarr
ff?t
plaster
board,
50.00ft
rqunre
lfet
pulpboard.
200.000
srtuare
(eel
rock
wool
Insulation,
200.000
lect
short
leneth
lumber.
2.000
win-dews
with
(i
jines
and
litti:i..-s.
Fiench.
butch
and
fireproof
(lours,
a
larv!:-
fii.mtity
of
u'd
sin
et
metal
furnace
pi;:.'
with
iiltiiii's,
j.iits,
bolts,
and
wash-
of
mercy
and
life-saving
from
McBridi
on
Vancouver
Island
to
tlie
Magdaiena
ii
the
Gulf
of
St.
Lawrence.
I
had
read
dramatic
newspaper
stories
of
how
blooc
plasma
was
parachuted
by
mercy
ptane
t
the
Red
Cross
Outpost
at
Hudson
Baj
Junction
in
Saskatchewan.
But
here,
as
a
mother
had.
her
healthy
baby
christened,
I
realized
that
lied
Cros
Outpost
Hospitals
meant
more
than
doU
on
the
map
and
newspaper
headlines.
A
i-lorv
us
hit;
us
Canada
Sometimes,
very
rarely,
these
outpost
stations
get
publicity
for
startling
rescues.
More
often
such
drama
goes
unnoticed.
More
often
still
we
all
forget
the
everyday
hospital
round.
Babies
Iteing
.
born,
routine
operations,
tlie
sick
cured,
broken
bodies
mended.
To
me
this
case
was
symbolic
parent
walking
18
miles
for
help;
receiving
it
(and
more)
at
the
Red
Cross
Hospital.
I
went
to
A
christening
in
a
little
outpost
"
and
found
a
story
as
big
as
Canada.
Red
Cross
Servwes
include;
Blood
Transfusion,
Outpost
Hospitals,
Aid
to
Sick
and
Disahled
Veterans,
Tretttnwnt
fur
Vrippled
Children,
Disaster
Relief,
Nutrition
Services,
Home
Nursing
Courses,
Swimming
2nd
Water
Safety,
vtti.
The
baby
didn't
whimper
as
the
minister
lifted
uptiietikinagum
the
strange
cradle
in
which
our
Northern
Indians
still
carry
their
papooses.
The
minister's
words
had
a
familiar
rhythm
in
the
little
church.
I
couldn't
understand
anything,
though,
save
tle
name
itoliert
George'.
I
saw
tlie
mother's
shawled
head
bow
in
prayer,
her
soft
Ojibway
face
reverent.
Beside
her,
the
father
stood
bareheaded;
his
features
sharper,
more
hawklike
a
Creie.
Neither
spoke
English,
so
the
bapt
ismal
service
flowed
on
alternately
in
two
Indian
tongues.
It
was
an
unexpected
moment
in
my
life.
A
few
hours
previously
t
had
stepped
off
a
modern
train
at
this
remote
outiost.
Now,
I
felt
I
was
back
in
the
days
of
Champlain'a
voyagturs.
I
ft
mib-n
t
hrniifcti
Hie
v
ildi
rnehS
After
UK
service
1
looked
closer
at
tiny
Ilohert
lleorgie,
just
two
weeks
old.
His
brown
eves
blinked,
then
his
plump
little
l-heeks
creased,
and
he
irrinned.
Healthy!
That
youngster
would
have
taken
prizes
anywhere.
The
minister
said
the
family
had
hiked
into
the
tiny
settlement
a
few
week
ago,
eighteen
miles
through
tlie
never-ending
spruce
forests.
Why?
Wo
the
Indian
mother
could
have
her
baby
safely
at
the
Red
Cross
Outpost
Hospital.
I
had
heard
that
the
hospitals
an;
doti
and
son,
Fran's!
Wednesday
short
trip
to
'"1
has
left
for
i
daughter
Ana
ineiiical
treat-
T!.:ia.
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!
IV,
I
y
of
New
York.
'ive
in
Terrace
i
take
up
prac-l,1t
his
family
'UV
1
He
at
W
h!
in'
iMme
of
Mr.
C
O
bnme
until
l!
"I''
Hospital
is
nei-u
received
In
1
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'I'-.ith
in
Van-
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