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wait these big c
decoy a half mile or more

You will course, range on
this post your quarry will
give you only one shot, and you
should not ik out to inspect
the post lest you leave too much
man-smell around; your practice
bullet marks will show up clearly
in the snow and give opportun-

ity to correct any

Quite obviously, you

error in alm

1 do the

best work with cope-sighted
rifle. I was successfl with 303
British and 2% X scope, but

preferred a 30/06 with 4 X scope
other of similar ballistics
will do job, no scope being
necess to those with younger
brighter eyes than my

That’s it for this year friends

rifles

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may your bullets all go exactly

where you want thera
your fish lines stay taut
HAPPY NEW YEAR!

to and

Pulpmillers
Beat Terrace

CCC Pulpmillers, currently tied
for second place with Mansons |
in the senior B basketbal] league
ended the year with a 38-23 vic- |
tory over a Terrace team in an}
exhibition game at that village

jast Saturday.

The pulpmillers drove to Ter-
race for the match, arranged by |
Ab Hart, jewellery store manager
there who is trying to interest
athletes in Terrace in basketball.

Eight players made the jaunt

with manager Pat Bolton.

Balinese Dancer Named One ot ‘Ten

‘Young Women of the Year

 

MADEMOISELLE’s

1952

Merit

Award winners, honored for signal achievement during

the past year. Left: Ni Gusti Raka, Balinese dancer, cited as “a symbol for East-West
Alett Radzai, Yonkers, N. ¥.. housewife; Helen J. Cacheris,

eultural exchange.”

Washington, D, ¢

lop row:

.. dietitian: Lotte Werner, N.Y. C.. fashion designer, Center row:

Beatrice

4. Hicks, Bloomfield, N. J.. engineer: Basilla E. Neilan, Cambridge, Mass.. social worker;

Dr. Jane Cooke Wright. N. Y.

(., scientist. Bottom row:

Andrea Mead Lawrence, Rutlans,

Vt.. skier; Geraldine Page, N. Y, C., actress; Melissa Hayden, Toronto, Canada, dancer,
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Women the Year who received

      

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6 i her art studies. (A top com are being translated, abstracted and
mer artist stakes his reputation quoted all ower thte world
on her making good in three years LOTTE WERNER of New York

fashion design io has earned 4

Here sre Mrs. Radzai’s and Ni . ‘#sHon designer, wi , ,

que pla n the fash ’ i
Gusti Raka’s eight co-winners Lats ,
: with her skinny parts

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resident of t uart or
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Adventurer Eats Plankton- Minute Plants
During Lone Atlantic Crossing on Raft

   

 

 

 

BARBADOS (Reuter Alair
Louis Bombard, 27-year
French scientist » Se
a lone At i oO g on
raft two n th oO prove
ma car ive on food pro-
vided by the ocean, has reached
the Barbado

SPORTSMANS
DIGEST “4/sHur.

UNUSUAL TACTICS
FOR SQUIRRELS /

3

   

¥

Sometimes THE UNUSUAL PAYS

| OFF IN HUNTING AS IN ANYTHING
ELSE. IN THIS CASE, INSTEAD
OF BEING QUIET AND SITTING

MOTIONLESS» THE IDEA IS TO

| MOVE FAST AND NOISILY THROUGH
| THE WOODS, DRAGGING LEAVES»

ETC. WITH YOUR FEET BUT Nor
USING YOUR VOICE! K&EP LOOx-
ING UP INTO THE TREES AS you
GO. STOP SUDDENLY AND LISTEN
YOUR UNUSUAL NOISE
STARTLES THEM SO
THAT WHEN iT iS
ABRUPTLY STOP-
PED THEY MAY
FLEE WITOUT
CAUTION. HURRY 8
TO HEAD THEM “30
OFF WITH A SHOTGUN
BEFORE THEY DEN-UP IN A TREE.

  
     
   

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the open Atlantic) pends large n wi 4 he
ENE left the Canary i before he set o At
Island ) on the 3,000-mile ante j 4 ith
yage great will powe she ible
A British ship picked him up ty survive from t t hree
riefly two weeks ago about 599 months: a man with average wil
miles off these West Indies is- power @ tenth to six weel
lands. He went aboard to send : a oe : j
wireless messages, then returned nora ‘ = i eee ie
to the raft to complete his jour- Here ique sailed hrough he
: astern end of the Mediterran-
ney. He : arrived here the day ean to Tangier, then along the
before Christmas coast to northwest Africa to Las
Bombarad began his voyage Palmas in the Canary Islands
from Nice, France, May 23, travel- He headed for the open Atlantic

ling in a 15-foot rubber dinghy
equipped with two paddles, a six
{foot mast and a sail

Backbone of his diet was
planton—minute plants floating
in the ocean. He caught them
; With a sieve trailing behind his
}tiny raft. He also ate raw fish
and some birds.

Bombard’s theory is that hu-|
man beings can take up to one
pint of sea water a day without |
ill effects. Fish and plankton
contain fresh water and these
sources of supply together should
prevent death at sea by hunger
and thirst, he contended

‘I believe that survival de-

Shopping Companion
| VEREENIGING, South Africa |
®—Mrs. Joyce Crotz does her |
shopping with a snake. A five-|
foot rinkhals cobra is her par-!

, | Ueular pet. Asked why she car-

| ried the snake around she re-
| plied: “With the snake around
my neck, pickpockets fight shy |
of me and I can do my shopping |

‘in peace,”

October 20

PAE! TET EE OO UNE a NERNEY
Weather the Winter
in a Better Used Car

Christmas Time ig here and

we have the Christmas spirit

“Test Drive” any of this selec-

tion of priced-right used cars

1951 Ford Fordor—Jet black
Heater. Through our shop
Only $2 175

1951 Pontiac Sedan. One own-
er, and well driven. A good

one $2175

1950 Ford Fordor (2). Good ag

they look $1825

1949 Plymouth Sedan (2)

 

Sound as they come $1425
We have a complete selection
of quality used cars and trucks
80 when Christmas shopping
for a ®00d used car Or truck

try your A-1 dealer

Bob Parker Ltd.

Phone 93

“The Home of Friendly Service”

 

 

Batile With Living Costs
Less Arduous During Year

Ry HARGLE MORRISON ed

 

 

‘ m many a housewife could Students at the Aero Club will be BERLIN
that prices, generally,,tesumed after the New Year. « ea or a
OTTAWA ! ' were high in 1952, the same This traiming plays a vital part many ne ae
wit | . ild be said of prices in other in Gic course for a private pilot support et f
” , : estern countries—the United! certificate ti honey
: nd Britain 6 The dour
: : ' One of the fact is the 1952 Members—don't forget the jow East Zon:
" See he evel fight at the club ieii New P@y in emplo
. anh nhatlion yea Eve. A good time for ai} fore '
7 easures from near is anticipated. Club directors are Cons
tastrophe-—-the outbreak of, charge of arrangement bren
. ’ . mouth disease in south 6 me
rah t at ur “vem Rece: ucces? ful candidat Chr ABaS
I tt i not GOVERNMENT SUPPORT for his licence Frank Rob I
low! t went “ith meat surpluses mount 6 .
d tin erlcan market Rey Via ine apey
tt es in :inada be. dicate the engine for aircraft
drop from eir 195) CF-DEU will arrive he n the
Government price propa Near future A
: 4 nt a runaway 0 rinret it
OPINION DIVIDED t rice decline, but prices A well-known personality
It re f nt were a lot lower than they the city and member e Aer t
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