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A northern B.C. trap shooting
/championship contest will be
held by the Terrace Red and |
Gun Club Sept. 28 and an invi- |
tation has gone out to all per-
sons interested in competing
Two trophies will be at stake:

one for individual championship
and, second, for club champion-
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& Gun Club and the Port Ead- |
ward Club. In charge of arrange- |
ments here are Jim Bacon and |
George Rorvik, president and |
secretary respectively of the city |
club. All sharp-shooters inter-

ested in joining a Prince Rupert |
team are asked to contact them

Alberta Men Praise
Heart Operation By

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
        
 

identified Edmonton Eskimo throws a

   

quarterback Joe Zaleski as the Esk on rea
Blue Bombers 11-9 at Winnipeg. Referee { | § g |
his whistle while another Eskimo ur con |

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MONTREAL © —Three Alberta |
heart sufferers, who owe their |
lives to a unique heart operation
developed and performed at the |

 

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ORTS ROUND-UP |

OSSINGER, N.Y. (AP)—Charlie Goldman,
little man who trains Rocky Mar-

 

 

Royal Victoria Hospital here,
now are writing to their doctors
elling of their wonderful im-

provement

The three, all middle-aged men
Who suffered from coronary
thrombosis, were the first suc-
cessful eases in the placing of |

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» ‘ae ‘ ; ‘cs third artery into the heart
as holding forth on his favorite topic whlie| The operation was performed by
1} . : Art ry YW Shyer ne "t
hyweight challenger took a sound afternoon} 2!.A*mur Vineberg of the Royal

Victoria Hospital

in the room above, The operation made headlines
on ide when|-——— }revently when it was described
him in 1948." Gold-| waik, I find out later he did ‘4 oe oe eae
but he also W4S eight or 10 miles plese edhe, Bom, Pye taat
west fighter I ever ia ternational college of surgeons
di wan The only reason Hocky cah| in Chicago

nro. |Cat the way the does is because | YEARS OF RESEARCH
y 4 he’s able to work it right off. I It is the result of several years
never saw the fighter who could! of research carried out from 1946
, ever|°# with him. Take this morn-jat McGill. University’s Depart-
they | ine at breakfast. Tali glass of|ment of Experimental Surgery
way | range juice, then three poach-|and later at the Department of

8 ed eggs With plenty of toast| Surgery at Royal Victoria Hos-

and three thick lamb chops. Oh,| pital under the direction of Dr
"  (¥es, then a big: bow! of break-|Grvin Miller
in tl fust food and fruit. He does; This is what it nas done for
hangéiies better than that, of course, at| Douglas Machon, 54-year-old
; his big meal. He's always eatin’) Calgary oilman, who “came to
ag told Me | something.” | Montreal to die.”
: ea Tighter out ‘ “At that time I could only eat
Ei ale Sonu intl | liquids,” says Machon “a couldn’t
b that — fined Chu k i walk more than half a block
oa : " C OSs er without pain. I could not work.
7 oe |I came to Montreal against
a ” ne r Wi everyone's advice.”
: Né ins errace Although he was warned that
He the operation had only been per-
, pun formed once before and that the
still Golf Tourne patient, a desperate case, had
hen died, he was eager for the risky
: Special to The Dally News honor of being the first man to
re survive the ‘third artery” graft
TERRACE Chuck Foster, a Machon was out of bed four
ERATES member of the staff of the Home | weeks after the operation. He
Rows sok th for the Aged here, led a field of | flew home to Calgary a week
“| 22 players in the annual tourna- | later. Today he reports he has
; | beINE | ment at Thornhill Golf Club for | gained 20 pounds, can walk five |
; : oa be | first-year golfers miles through the bush, eats
a ro He wus presented with the anything he likes, and: is now |
then vo S@frace Motel trophy working on the production of 11}
: ouple of Four Prince Rupert golfers new oil wells
! tly that) Ralph Smith, Don MacDonald, ALL IMPROVING
| him on! Ralph Hoed end A. FE. (Ted)| wachon was operated on by
u after he | Smith took part in the event Dr. Vineberg in November, 1950.
iship from Me] Peeke-Voute, another Two other Alberta men, Arthur
Mt im some- | Terrace resident, copped the A. | Manes, 55, and S. A. Emerson, 57,
ti nd I want E, Smith Handicap when he de- flew here in June, 1951, and
training again,|feated popular club manager | March, 1952, for the operation
Ist Say ‘Okay, Char- | Bob Grabler in a closely-contest- | Today both are showing similar
: b be there, jed.game, . gQ0d progress. be gad
are t trutie * He he sumhime? Schedule winds up } tA, eons
“st off and trained | this week-end with the mixed | who have? the opera-
Oheymoon. Some-| two-ball tournament ‘in which | tion is seven. Of these, four are
: on me.) anyone may enter working again and feel no pain
. 1 work-out he’ll Grabler predicts the weather One still suffers pain and two
t me he| wl} be fine and points out that cases both at death s door
a little | non-members may compete in When accepted died. ‘Now the
\ the tourney. hospital will not accept cases

for operation if the patient can-
not walk

The operation, first tried out
on dogs here, has been success-
fully performed on humans in

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Special invitation has been re- | J
ceived by the Prince Rupert Rod | age

At a meeting in the Legion, —— _ —_—— |
| Hall last night, Ned McNeil was radio publicity. Canvassers will |
appointed adjutant, Bill Bry-' cover the city for funds from}
ant, supply officer, Dr. A. W. Sept. 29 to Oct. 4 Others pres- |
Large, medical officer; Father | ent last night included Jim)
Rayner, O.M.1, Roman Catholic taylor, Archie Gordon, Roy |
Chaplain, and Rev. L. G. Sie-| Brown. Dr. W. R. S. Wilson,
ber, Protestant Chaplain. George Kearley and John Mac-

Commanding officer of the ponaid.
squadron is Dick Garrett. siisticpekcilaeoia ane

The new adjutant, Mr. Me-

Neil, said recruiting is pro- l - |

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hunter's boon but a farmer’s bane.

HARVEST .« . FOR DUCKS—Harvest time in Alberta also means bumper meals for ducks.
Migrating ducks are leaving a swath of ruined grain fields in their wake throughout southern —
Alberta and farmers say their losses will run into many thousands of dollars. A typical big flight
is shown in a field a few miles from Lethbridze after feeding on the swathed crops. It’s a

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;eral windows.

Evidence disclosed that after
Miss White and her friends
| left, Byrne went to sleep on the
| chesterfield and did not wake
up until “about 10:30.”

Under questioning by prose-

 

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Air Cadets Hold First Parade 222, 9.0%

| many other foods.

Sept. 29th at City Armories _

Date for the first parade of the new 559 Prince!

Rupert Air Cadet Squadron has been set for Sep-|
tember 29 in the Armories. The sponsoring com-|

mittee will visit the boys on opening night.

gressing favorably and “boys
at the high
keen on being
squadron.” e

An equipment officer is ex-
pected to arrive here next week.
F. E. Anfield, Boy Scout Com-
missioner in Prince Rupert, and
one of the strong supporters of
the squadron, and Jack Laurie,
submitted a list of names to

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BEIRUT. Lebanon @-—Leban-
‘on’s president, Bechara El
Khoury, resigned yesterday
and the army's commander Gen.
‘Fuad Shebeb, took over presi-
dential functions pending elec-
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Commanding Officer Garrett as
probable instructors.
INSTRUCTION

The boys will receive 200 hours
instruction during the year
coupled with considerable rec-
reational activity.

Air Commodore R. G. Gordon,
OBE, CD, who spoke here last
week, said an RCAF Canso will
come to Rupert to give the

Parliament.

Khoury’s resignation came
after a three-day general strike *
in Beirut, called by opposition |
groups pressing for a clean-up |
of government “corruption.” i

Presiaent El Khoury, first and |
| thus far only president of Leb- |
anon, was elected in 1943 after |
France ended its League of Na-
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cadets flights for map reading | He Was re-elected for six-year |

and navigational instruction | tii 1+ 1548.

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Grain Handlers Settle Dispute

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In Night-Long Final Session —

PORT ARTHUR @—A strike that would have halted
| shipment of a large part of Western Canada’s huge grain crop |
| was called off early today, barely three hours before the |
| deadline for a walkout. |
i Representatives of 15 elevator companies and union |
| Officials for 1,500 Lakehead grain handlers met all night with
| Deputy Labor Minister Arthur MacNamara, chief conciliator, |
to reach an agreement in wage dispute.
MacNamara announced a settlement acceptable to both
parties had been reached. No details were immediately
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