6
ptince
Uupcrt
ai!
jtius
Saturday.
January
3,
1943
jend
of
the
present
dock.
The
existing
shed
Is
to
be
taken
left
off
tii'
fma!
il
consider
it
an
down
and
a
new
one
erected.
honor
to
have
been
been
picked
MEN'S
FIVEf
"B"
LEaI
as
candidates
for
all-itar
and
torn
by
the
tide
and
currents,
the
raft
drifted
near
Holland
Rock
before
it
was
brought
to
bhe'.'.r
at
Kir.
than.
The
long
holiday
which
the
coast
herring
fishermen
have
enjoyed
will
come
to
an
end
next
Sunday
when
the
boat
put
Ecclesiastical
peregrinations
for
the
week
between
Christmas
and
New
Year
for
Rev.
Skipper
Peter
Kellv
with
his
United
rhnrrh
Waterfront
Whiffs
J.unmry
u
-
Ku
i
.
1-n.ri
!.!;
I,
''s
r,f
.
"I'-lllT.
if
t
.
i
niwrt
Mrtal.
t;
OXrWbZ
'
A
strange
aui-'
of
this
year'
team
w
the
showing
of
those
two
youn?
"upstarts"
from
the
,
Bo-Me-H:
team
who
have
just
i
moved
into
senior
company.
Arm.
v
u
H.J-
'
r,
if
.lu.ii.up..
ia
J
mission
boat
Thomas
Crosby,
out
BASKETBALL
CHATTER
(By
BILL
LONG!
(
Tl,,.m
Kli'V'
i.-fanlinio:
Fih
.
"v
cotin.
Th
i.,;.
'
These
two
laoU,
Flaten
and
La-1
vigne.
lookd
like
top-drawer:
January
'li
of
Ocean
FaUs,
consisted
largely
of
the
delivering
of
Christmas
hampers
to
lighthouses
and
isolated
dwellers
of
the
coast
northward
from
Ocean
Falls
through
l.-t
.!.
It
u.mri
1
nortif
Annv
English
League,
First
Division
Arsenal
3.
Sheffield
United
2.
Blackburn
Rovers
1,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0.
Blackpool
5.
Everton
0.
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Burnley
1.
be
a
surprise
to
this
writer
if
Ctiifif
.
TV.
Damaged
Log
Raft
Hrought
Iiack
to
Port
Herring
Fishermen
Leave
for
the
South
v
r-lsli
!',
Gn.it
v,
Haul.
one.
or
perhaps
both,
are
not
on
The
Number
One
question
in
1
local
iport
circles
these
days
is:
Who
will
Coach
Alex
Bill
put
on
I
the
floor
against
Vancouver
Ar-
(
Bella
Bella.
Milbank
Sound
and
!
as
far
as
Butedale.
The
Thomas
U-i,;,
January
:to
(IrtJlU,
Vh
M
the
players'
bench
at
the
open-
"
Anti
,.
Ttu.m
u..
IMxk:
Mutta
m
whLstie.
ing
CMI1WI.
February
o-
nttm
Charlton
Athletic
1,
Marl-'rows
next
Wednesday
and
Chester
United
2.
j
Thursday?
At
last
night
s
work-
Derby
County
5,
Chelsea
1.
-jout
there
were
still
14
of
the
Grimsby
Town
1,
Sunderland
'
seniors
on
the
strip.
Definitely
There
will
be
two
more
practices
before
the
first
game
or
Wednesday
nii;ht.
these
b:
ing
on
Sunday
afternoon
and
Monda?
evening,
and
the
gods
will
handle
matters
from
here
on
In.
Minus
between
.ix
or
even
sections
of
logs,
thr-flat
raft
which
left
Prince
Rupert
for
Ocean
Falls
last
Monday
was
towed
hack
here
on
New
Year's
night
after
a
battle
with
sea
and
wind
that
threatened
the
whole
46-section
raft.
The
raft,
containing
about
1,500,000
board
feet
of
MCTtll.
t
o-oii
is
HiotUirm;
fiisco,
lraj
ir.ilio
Ffbrunry
lr
M'itl,
Army
Tliiwtuiiij,,
r
1
2.
!
it
is
known
that
but
10
of
these
Liverpool
0,
Stoke
City
0.
'will
be
on
the
players'
bench
Manchester
City
0,
Aston
J
come
g?me
time.
V1!la
2-
With
the
Di-emUe
of
a
trip
Middlesbrough
1,"
Preston
s,mth
later
in
the
wason.
it
s
Oroito;
Kuh
I
Crosby
is
back
at
her
base
at
Ocean
Falls
this
week-end
following
the
voyage.
Her
calls
at
waypoints
having
been
shortened
because
of
light
cargoes
following
the
holiday
season.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
Ernest
Sheppard,
arrived
in
port
in
good
time
at
7:30
last
evening
from
the
south.
The
vessel
got
away
at
midnight
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints
after
loading
twenty
tons
of
fish
from
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
plant.
iui.
ten
naroor
nere
just
ahead
Cai;!i-.
Urn
M.-UI.
The
average
human
brain
!i
three
times
the
size
of
an
av
erape
gorilla's
Watch
the
Clas.su'icrt
North
End
1.
i
Portsmouth
3,
Huddersfield
Town
2.
'
Second
Division
J
certain
that
all
tho.se
who
are
being
given
a
chance
to
try
for
the
team
will
t!so
be
allowed
to
try
for
future
.series
with
teams
back
to
sea
with
their
seines
ready
to
dip
herring.
The
boats
have
been
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
since
before
Christmas
while
their
crews
spent
the
festive
sea.on
at
hime.
Prince
Rupert
fishermen,
who
have
left,
or
are
leaving
for
the
south
to
-e.-cin
their
boats
are
Pete
Iceland,
Ole
Stole,
O.
Johansen
and
Knute
Rysstad.
all
of
whom
have
been
with
their
families
for
the
la.st
week
or
more.
111
KKING
PLANTS
GOING
INTO
OPERATION
With
the
herring
seining
-leets
moving
north
from
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
down
the
coast
fiV
thing
next
week
now
that
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season
is
over,
herring
processing
plants
of
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
at
Port
Edward
and
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
at
Butedale
will
be
getting
into
action.
The
Port
Edward
plant
will
concentrate
on
reduction
rather
than
canning
of
herring
this
winter.
With
no
signs
yet
of
a
sizeable
sun
in
this
region,
packers
will,
meantime,
be
bringing
the
fish
north
from
fishing
areas
down
the
coast.
A
substantial
extension
is
now
:in
process
of
being
built
to
the
way
north
nw.
It
U
feared
that
the
original
boom
sticks
may
have
been
strained
and
the
Pacific
Mills
Co.
is
taking
no
chances
on
is;n?
more
logs.
The
raft
will
be
re-formed
and
another
effort
wiil
be
made
to
get
to
its
destination
the
of
a
storm
which
caught
it
in
Chatham
Sound.
Efforts
of
four
tugs,
the
Wireless,
Capt.
Bales,
the
kaien
I.
Capt.
Henry
Hanson,
the
C.R.C.,
Capt.
John
Cur
rie.
and
the
Phippen,
Capt.
Max
Sieverts,
finally
brought
the
bobbing
booms
of
logs
to
shelter
in
the
lea
of
Kinahan
Island,
TODAY
at
7:00
p.m.
!:00
n.m.
B.rmingnam
city
l,
Plymouth
from
Alaska
and
whoever
e:.e
Argyle
1.
Imav
challenge
or
be
challenged
Bradford
1,
Chesterfield
3.
i
by
the
local
All-Stars.
I
I
Alex
said
tort
night
that
he
J
had
the
chore
i
found
of
picking
j
1
I
10
men
a
difficult
one
since
all
AFBOTT
AND
COSTI.'LLO
in
BUCK
PRIVATES
COME
HOME
SUNDAY
M
I
D
N
lTTol?
Cardiff
City
6,
MillwaU
0.
Coventry
City
3,
Brentford
0.
Doncaster
Rovers
1,
Bury
3.
Fulham
3.
Leicester
City
1.
Leeds
United
0.
Southampton
FISH
DOCK
KEEPS
LEAD
I
With
Scotians
Scores
Clean
1
SneeD
Victory
in
Mn'
the
boys
seem
to
be
in
top
form
and
any
one
of
them
could
be
pulp
mill
at
Ocean
Falls.
The
southeast
gale,
which
reached
a
peak
of
43
miles
an
hour
In
gurfts,
broke
away
the
four
front
sections
of
logs
as
the
four
tus-s
struMt'led
to
get
it
lo
shelter.
These
drifted
away
to
pile
up
on
the
beaches.
Small
lofts
from
the
other
sections
also
escaped
under
the
boom
sticks
and
diit:d
away.
'Newcastle
;
of
great
value
cn
the
Hoor
How-0WTi
United
4,
Luton
j
,
ever,
that
is
the
way
it
is
done
where
it
as
moored
to
shore
on
i
Wednesday.
New
Years
Day
was
Just
another
spell
of
hard
work
for
the
crews
of
the
tugs
as
they
towed
the
battered
raft
back
to
harbor
here.
They
moored
near
the
elevator,
its
original
starting
place,
shortly
after
4
o'clock
Thursday
afternoon.
The
raft
will
remain
there
la.J
over
me
f
ports
wor.d
and
1
Nottingham
Forest
2,
West
ive
Pin
"B"
Bowling
GI.RALD
MOHK
NANCY
SACNDIKS
In
'LONE
WOLF
IN
LONDON'
PHILIP
TUtia
JUH
H.1M.
wilITt
In
'SEVEN
KEYS
!.
TO
BALD
PATE
am
sure
that
tho.se
who
have
been
working
hard
and
are.
Fish
Dock
and
Scotians
scored
!
clean
sweep
three
games
to
nil'
victories
In
resumed
Men's
-B'.
The
s,rubT;'.e
to
sve
the
re-
,
League
Five,
pins
last
night
with
the
former
remaining
In
the
i
,
league
leadership
and
holdintr
a
!
MONDAY
TO
SAVOY
HOTEL
until
the
Island
Princess,
an
maining
sections
was
an
epic
Island
Tug
and
Barge
Co.
tug,
j
one
in
which
the
masters
of
the
arrives
with
new
boom
sticks,
four
tut;s
displayed
superb
sea-The
Island
Princess
is
on
her'manship
Buffetted
by
the
rir.d.
WEDNESDAY
main
wharf
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
plant
at
Butedale.
The
extension
is
on
the
north
Ham
United
1.
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Tottenham
Hotspur
0.
West
Bromwich
Albion
0.
Barnsley
2.
Scottish
League
"A"
Di.ision
Aberdeen
2.
Motherwell
1.
Airdrieonians
3.
Falkirk
1.
Clyde
2.
Hibernians
2.
Hearts
1.
Celtic
0.
Morton
2,
Third
Lanark
2.
Queens
Park
1,
Partick
Thistle
2
Queen
of
the
South
2,
St
Mir-rcn
3.
Rangers
2.
Dundee
1.
two-game
margin
over
the
latter.
The
scores
were
as
follows:
!
Fish
Dock
3,
Thorn's
Sheet
'Metal
0.
a
m
n
Carl
Zartlli,
Pron.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
511
FRASKR
STREET
Scotkins
3.
Canfisco
0.
Co-ops
2.
Thorncllffs
1.
Mutts
2,
Grotto
1.
Maple
Leafs
2.
Armv
KhrnalK
Prince
Rupert
Alt
KK1
IN
THI
JAW
IT
a
MtnMI
JUIrtCT
aNI
Ctl
UIIN
F0I
1
UK
II.
Stones-Moose,
postponed.
High
three
game
scorer
was
Jurmain
of
Maple
Leafs
with!
BUSY
WINTERS
BRIGHTON.
Sussex.
Eng
.
(P
Working
in
spare
time
for
three
winters,
Kate
Clarke
made
18
curtains,
knitting
a
total
of
3
-000.000
crochet
stitches.
Margaret
fMeod
Optometrist
(24
while
Stapleton
of
Signals)
had
the
high
single
game
of
288.
Fish
Dock
had
the
high
single!
game
score
of
1060
and
also
the
high
three
games
of
2702.
I
!
CLEARANCE
SAL
vR
Individual
scoring
was
as
'
ROBERT
MONTGOMERY
JTillINC
IN
M-CM
S
MTSTCir
V-
I
FISH
DOCK
,
...
.
Kv
......
C.
JohnKon
AT
-
MANSONS
Jewellers
522
Third
Ave
Phone
Green
324
tot
THIIIKI.
EVEITTHINC
THAT
5
215
155
172,
180
130
195
1S5
M
193
2f)3
155
277
127
155i
1060
770
871
HAPftNS
TO
HIM
HAFflNS
TO
YOU
NOW
B
Wallace
N.
Hheppard
J
Pope
Total
THOM
(SHEET
METAL
E,
Miller
iga
91
148
FOOT
Satisfaction
r.
Hpwr.1
U
De
Hastl
164
U5
111
167
177
l
i
J
"
X
Ijw
Score
180
127
15i
96
178
C.
Dixon
123
Handicap
51
51
51
Children'
Snow
Suits
Children's
Bathrobes
Yard
Goods
Children's
Coats
Ladies'
Coats
Ladies'
Dresses
'otals
817
606
784
CANFISCO
H.
Thoma
188
109
262
H.
Paulson
181
135
152
.
w
W!
Ri
ta
bi
AUDREY
TOTTER-LLOYD
NOLAN
Low
Score
139
133
150
I..
Mooney
154
189
160
L
Garner
196
201
117
TOM
TULLY
LEON
AMES
1'tMTirHfu
t
rut
ft
nn
..vwf.
44
A
t
860
769
853
10111m
SCOTIANS
IV
Pifcttd
by
BOBUT
MONTGOMERY
Moving,
Parkins
Crating,
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Established
1910
Phones
60
and
68
J
Laurie
IS1
134
183
;
M.
McChesney
139
193
150
J
WlUe
238
133
171
J
Davidson
190
181
201
g
J.
Oralmm
173
201
153
a
;
Totals
891
842
858
lOO's
of
BARGAINS
limes
Change
BUT
WALLACE'S
VALUE
S
NEVER
CHANGE
Z;
MAPLE
LEAFS
J,
Hilton
137
103
191
whlttaker
lei
180
129
.
.
.
THAT
IS
WHAT
YOU
GET
WHEN
WE
SERVE
XOV.
Morrow
126
157
94
'Jurmain
261
228
237
:L7lpka
177
150
inn
l
Totals
882
823
811
'
ARMY
SIGNALS
BiM
Stapleton
168
288
125
H
Hhlv
148
102
233
m
;
H
Wllon
109
133
125
T.
Lushlngton
171
154
136
iL.
Hasc
107
172
83
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
Just
Arrived
Another
Shipment
of
Handicap
46
46
46
Totals
737
895
748
flt
MILAGE'
Of
Course
CO-OP
N.
R
Powell
H.
Ward
O.
Vlen-ck
.
.
208
196
215
I
180
174
193
157
119
167
j
112
168
142
224
204
178
71
71
71
POPULAR
I
Connor
Washers
f
IN
THREE
MODELS
I
'
Now
on
Display
"
Handicap
I
W
I
STORMY
WEATHER
to
Urn'.
Be
(
.unfurl
ulile.
1.1
I
111
III1UI
KOOTHKAK
SEE
OUR
STURDY
SMART
SHOES
FOR
MEN
&
CHILDREN.
USE
Totuls
952
932
688
THORNCLIFFS
-
A.
Matheson
202
282
88
A.
Crawley
no
205
141
S.
Davlt,on
180
239
192
B.
Simmon
238
162
162
E
MuBsallem
151
197
187
Totals
921
1065
770
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
1
HONK
611
UOXL'Kl
uuiKiey
valley
"ct
i
MUTTS
B.
Tout;h
222
R.
Houston
178
175
103
168
189
E
Llndseth
100
111
103
A
HAPPY
NEW
EAR
Chandler
&
Cowirill
COAL
AND
SAVE
SHI
T
(U
X
THAT
zrj'ur-
acousti
board
He
liip
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-and
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r
handling
SMOOTH
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Sl'KFAt'KD
KOOFINU
4th
Street,
Prince
Rupert
i
W.
Landon
228
123
133
H.
Llndacth
203
156
182
Totulu
931
733
860
Hand
cap
115
115
115
Totals
io4fl
848
975
GROTTO
Hhrubaall
125
214
154
Leverett
181
138
171
Low
Score
100
III
133
Tllbb
207
259
196
Moxl-y
214
182
133
Totals
827
904
787
Tfam
Standings:
Pish
Dock
13
Hcotlans
11
OK
if
'
Avluv(ikU
I'l-dliwl
c
LING
Get
25
More
Heat
From
A
Ton
of
Coal
Your
dealer,
can
supply
you
Asphalt
and
Asbestos
Shingles
Wallboard
and
Masonite
Lustrelita
Ffexl))ard
Rubber
Floor
Tile
Fashion
Footwear
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