Idrinrc
ttupm
Dnijp
J3ctos
Thursday,
Juiy
31,
1947
THEY'RE
GOOD
This
bright-eyed
miss
has
just
joined
the
ranks
of
thousands
of
healthy
Tiappy,
youngsters
who
have
ifiscovered
how
tasty
Shrewdies
can
be,
with
their
malty
flavor
and
whole-wheat
goodness.
You,
too,
will
hear
"M-M-M,
they're
good"
at
your
breakfast
table
tomorrow,
when
you
serve
Shreddies.
fi
TOR
AFTER
SCHOOL
APPETITES
From
after
school
till
supper
time
is
a
loog
while
or
husky
youngsters.
Shreddies
and
milk
supply
welcome
nourishment
for
those
active
hours.
'SbrtJJiei
u
a
ttffiHrtd
trademark
ounij
in
Canada
bj
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
NIAGARA
FAILS,
CANADA
reportorial
EXPERIENCES
W.
J.
R.)
Montreal's
Civil
Courts,
ali
under
the
same
roof,
made
a
building
of
.
substance
and
din
nlty.
The
proceedings,
chiefly
lr.
French,
did
not
simplify
matter,
for
the
strange
scribe
who
po:
je-sied
a
masterly
ignorance
oj
that
tongue.
Hut
the
of
lice
tie
cllned
to
worry.
What
really
mattered
was
,
to
bring
in
the
news.
The
problem,
.
however,
was
solved
in
a
fashion
delightfully
quick
and
simple.
Every
day
at
ncm
representatives
of
the
other
dailies
-Star,
pazette,
La
Patrie.
LaPresse,
Witness
would
ga4.be:
jn
the
sheriff's
office
to
lluger
for
a
few
chatty
moments
be
fore
lunch.
They
knew
all
about
my
plight.
"Tell
you
what,"
.'.aid
one
of
tne
group,
bending
toward
me,
"show
up
here
.at
this
time
and
we'll
keep
you
posted.
In
the
meantime,
leam
the
language
Easy,
in
tills
town."
The
sheriff
didn't
mind.
He'
was
a
plump
little
man
with
pink
cheeks
and
white
hair.
Christ-mas
Week
be
called
the
press
into
his
office
and
gave
each
an
;
envelope
contains
$50,
with
the!
compliments
of
tire
season.
.
Each
paper
had
its
traditions
and
background.
One
could
hear"'
yarns
or
Benjamin.
Franklin
and
what
he
tried
to.
do
there
In
the'
print
shop
line.
.,
Hugh
Graham
launched
the
Star
on
a
shoe
string
and
retired
,wiih
a
fortune
and
title.
.The
Witness
was
straight-laced
..and
had
hard
scraping.
La,
Presse
and
La,
Patrie
had
bulging
circulations
and
hooked
alive.
With
world
wars
unknown
ex
pansion
was
,
everywhere.
New
rail
ways
..were
cutting
.westward,
The
west
was
tickling
popular
fancy.
-Newspaper
staffs
began
falling
for
the
Idea.
Charlie
Hayden,
head
of
t.he
sports
de
partment,
.went
,out
to
Alberta
to
becpme
managing
editor
of
the
Calgary
Herald.
Still
prom
inent,
in
the
publishing
field,
he
now
lives
In
Vernon.
Soon,
others
fpllqwed.
Meanwhile,
life
flowed
along
St.
James
Street,
where
skyscrapers
and
reminders
of
centuries
ago
rub
elbows.
Short
and
exceedingly
narrow
streets
BATTLE
PP
BRITAIN
MEMORIAL
CHAPEL-
This
is
a
view
of
the
chapel
In
Westminster
Abbey
which
has
been
set
apart
for
all
tune
us
a
mcmonal
to
the
mnn
of
the
flying
forces
who
gave
their
livi
s
in
the
Battle
of
Britain.
It
was
unveiled
by
King
George
VI
on
the
seventh
anniversary
of
the
first
day
of
the
battle,
in
the
presence
of
Queen
Elizabeth,
Queen
Mary,
Princess
Elisabeth,
Princess
Margaret
Rose
and
other
members
nf
the
royal
family.
The
window
of
48
lights
Is
the
work
of
Hugh
Eaiton.
I?ach
light
in
Its
own
way
tells
the
story
pf
the
battle.
The
altar
Is
of
English
..walnut.
Its
f
urnishings,
the
candelabra
and
altar
rail,
are
of
sliver.
lead
to
river
front
and
dorks
(BASEBALL
The
Ancient
.
Chateau
De
Pm-
ezay
rontinues
to
occupy
valuable
ijl,rl
L.UUL.L,
street
frontjage
and
the
Sieur
De
Maisonneuve,
founder
of
the
city,
contemplates,
from
his
pedestal,
the
cathedral
of
Notre
Dame.
COATS
-
But
all
this
was,
becoming
just
.Allt
KuriiMr
uft.prnnnn
.
thp
u'?
beckoned
again
and
life.ln
Saskatchewan
where
mosquitoes
and
blyck
f
ijes
bite
aud,
dusty,
breeze
;
blow,
began.
A
few
weeks
later
we
opened
a
press
despatch
in
Saskatoon
to
discover
that
the
large
water
tank
on
the
roof
of
the
Montreal
Herald
had
j
Riven
way
and
crashed
through.
I
This
was
indeed
news
as
well
as
shock.
'
July
31
Savoy
Nickerson
August
3
Watts
St
Nlckerson
vs
Moose
August
-.5
Savoy
vs
,Watts
a
sljade
tedious.
So,
on
a.
pleas-
Nlckerson
vs
Watte
&
August
rj
Moose
vi
Savoy
&
August
10
Watts
St
Nickerson
vs
Savoy
Atmist
J4
Mopse
vi
Watts,
Nlckersw;:
August
l.
Savoy
vs
Moose.
Team
Ihst
mentioned
is
to
be
the
Home
team.
MONGOLIAN
JlYpiENE
Many
.Mongols
pever
bathe
rrom
birth
until
deaih.
'At
Playgrounds
SEAL
COVE
IS
WINNER
Displays
Show
Originality
and
Careful
Execution,
in
Saudtox
Competition
(M.,E.
Audever)
'Well.
I
w,as
always
told
that
there
was
no
North
Pole
but
what
to
do
now?
I
can
see
a
miniature
of
it."
It
was
at
the
Seal
Qove
p)ay-Rround
where
the
Judges
hjid
met
at
the
conclusion
of
JJbir
tour
of
the
playgrounds
after
thev
had
been
inspecting
tlie
entries
In
the
san,dgx
compel-tions,
The
trip
had
takn'i
the
udpes
tranche
trpplV
cJiQt
of
the
"sands
of
the
desert"
thruuth
l'Sumraer
Ville"
to
the
Arctic
home
of
Santa
Cam
When
he
marks
were
added
ud
he
jwW:
were-
unanimous
In
their
de"lsion
Hint
the
Seal
Cove
Pbvround
children
were
entitled
to
first
place.
Onjy'twn
bovs
had
taken
part
'n
the
work
at
Alder
Park.
Joe
Src.t
and
Monte
Oreen
had
nlanned
a
scene
In
-the
desert.
There
were
six
pyramids
close
by
an
armv
carnp.
,TJie
,
onjt)
wij,h
Its
Individual
tfnt.vwn
njo-prtrt
hv
n
wailed
emibfinkrnent
t
each
corner
of
.
jyh'ch
mvti
with
.pun
enwlarrtnovtA.
Thr-p
rfl'ps
?nd
p
v11
Mdpd.
"rior
and
varletv
to
iht
ntbr-'l
r1r
sandy
.wroiindln?n.
A
frv
nalnn
yerp.
pvpnt.
Leaving
the
heat
pf
the
desert
the
Judges
went
to
.MrClymont
Park.
.Here
they
cpqled
'off
as
piey
suryeyed
Uip
project
en-Mtled
vSuramer
VlUe.",It
was
a
.ardn
qltv
set
cf
bv
many
b'oomir-r
sbrubs
and
ftowerinc
"yrfem.
Thf
.whole
set-up
had
hfen.
carefully
planned
apd
car-Tied
out.
So
realistic
was,
It
that
ven
a
befthadbeen.altractetd
to
H
and
waahu'r.
extrietiiyg
honev
rrom
rose
hlposis.
.There
wa
a
ball
mrk
npJv
laid
out.
The
forcUker'.n
hcoie
was
a
credit
s
hUjii.
It
wus
tWlv
nivl
h
mfhwav
.waf
well
pavr-d.
Tbere
"rp
rnk
rdens.
a
bridge
and
vtlve
bonpi.
Those
responsible
were
Jimmy
Kurulok,
Bobby
Cooper.
Delphlne
Astoria,
Helen
Astoria,
Rose-marie
Kurulok,
Victor
Nick,
Dor-een
Quast,
Kenny
McKinnon.
Put
Pier-re
Judy
Mintenko,
Carol
'KENYA'
SKIPPER
WAS
(Continued
froci
Page
1)
Pauadron.
which
had
aircraft
I
f'Ufd
jfb
tjhe
latest
flkpj
Jl-bqat
A'fanjns
apdj
racjar.
aali
-!
w41h
Wildcat
fighter.
She
escorted
convovs
,aMpss
the
Atjap-1
Uc
and
to
Ojaliar.
haybrqpn-
nernbw
lefpoin,ajginjt
u-bost
and
aeralnst
the
gllder-Ixmib.crryiniirJH
2n,
.PinalK.n
April.
14,
he
wt;
senjor
officer
of
a
force
contain-
Dickens,
Jaekle
Gustation,
Ka-
Genevieve
Turcotle.
It
was
a
splendid
co-operative
piece
of
work.
'
Then
to
tjie
miniature
city
of
Santa
Claus.
Here
were
laid
out
the
varied
home
all
neatly
con
strutted.
There
was
a
miniature
North
Poje,
c,larly
named.
Close
by
were
,a
btjslf
d
and
a
skatint-.
rink.
An
imitation
fire
was
the
only
suggestion
of
warm
Ui.
But
Ube
brnes
had
many,
evergreen
and
there
werq
hoiiy
buvhe
with
berrjqs
addfd
for
color.
Paper
cutroiiti
fh,q,wed
,
inta
.
Claii'
,
wltli
his
re4.Bdf
er.
There
were
other
inhabitants,
some
sklinf
seme
tobogannlng.
some
skatlnz
Tliere
w,as
fxw
In
ab.yndspre
snujated
by
c$ton
wppl.
All,o-rejjber
the
jav-Autwai
yery
cpm-fleie
,ajd
qidjle
.different.
fr?m
.vhat
might,
hay
e,
been
exncted
The
v't
decided
that
this
wa
the
winner.
The
children,
smaller
by
the
way
than
those
at
McCJympnt
Park,
responsible
for
such
a
fine
job
were
Geraldlne
.and
,roest-j
ine
Mporehouse,
Shirley
Kurd-
j
ziel,
Barbara
Narano,
Heather'
Stephens.
Joan
Le
Ross,
Pat.
Penny.
Arlene
Peterson,
Barry
Kurdziel,
Danny
Pick,
Pierre
Le
Ri
ss
and
Darrell
Stephens.
i
in
uaf,
on
March
27
as
the
result
of
an
i
,4in
Internal
explosion.
There
vwas
I
!
t
'
i;
heavy
loss
of
life
unfortunately
I
W
"
owing
to
the
cold
water.
1
1
"c
While
recovering
during
tj?t
C
summer
of
1943,
Captain
Boswell
'o
?
assisted
the
American
scientist,
I
Adrr.
Dr.-
Ed.
Salent,
to
apply-
the-
VT.
ut
.,
fuse
to
British
ants-aircraf;
i
i'
i
iheJl.
When
the
firing
tests
were
,
it:
ponipleted
in
August,
Captain
a
Boswe.'l
relievd
Cautaln
Abfl-
Sith,
R.N.,
in
the
command
'
HilS.
Biter,
another,
efcprt
car
r'.er.
Tills
ship
embarked
No.
81t
'
.
S
;
mm
M
.
v
-V
'"
Ijin
'
This
SALE
will
Last
for
TWO
WEEKS
ONLY
Starts
August
1
iEnds
August
16
AMAZING
m
IS
QFFI-RING
SPORTSWEAR
and
ACCESSORIES
TIicse
Yalucs.
represent
a
great
saving
to
you.
Take
advan-age
of
them
NQy!
,Use
.the
SVeet
Sateen
budget
plan
or
pay
cash,.
but
you
must
.See
these
jsavjngs
to
beJieve.tbem.
.After
the
sale
the
bulk
of
t),e
jsaJc
merch.arujisc
rcinaining
viI
be
shipped
down
tto
Vancouver.
So
come
KARLY!
.Shop
for
4these
bargains
.while
the
sIection,is,still,gopd.
We
assure,
you
it
will
be
vorh
ypur
itbne
,tP
cie
jn
.and
see
tJiesc
yMes
4
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A.
hi
NkJ
IWfUiCUl
thc
(ttraJ
Noni
draw
C:
Liiat-
adv
.
;
vane?
i
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Uir
r
ypf
ft
Dally
Nrt
ai
u.t
t
it
i
'.
this
rule
tj
rt
telephc:.
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