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November
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1945
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PRINCE
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A
CLASSIFIED
AD
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WILL
BRING
RESULTS
DOG
TRAILS
BRING
TOWN'
PROSPERITY
Handlers
Spend
Average
of
S3.000
Each
in
Three
Month
Trials
GAINSBOROUGH,
Sask.,
Nov.
7
iS
A
simple
sign
at
the
crossing
of
a
couple
of
trails
seven
miles
from
this
southeastern
Saskatchewan
town
points
the
way
to
a
playground
of
millionaires.
The
sign
says
"Trials"
and
the
dog
trials
that
so
on
at
the
end
of
the
trail
bring
the
cream
of
American
setters
and
pointers
Into
this
part
of
the
country.
Around
little
Gainsborough.
91
miles
east
of
Estevan,
where
the
sport
has
been
popular
for
35
years,
the
same
people
have
been
coming
back
'with
dogs
for
so
many
years
that
everyone
is
quite
neighborly
about
It
all.
Two
handlers
showed
up
so
often
that
eventually
they
bought
property
nearby
and
make
the
district
their
summer
home.
The
others
who
come
in
year
after
year
from
the
United
States,
handling
dogs
owned
by
wealthy
and
Influential
Americans,
bring
much
business.
Thel;
average
expenditure
In
the
thret
months
they
were
here
this
yea;
was
$3,000
a
camp
and
then
are
five
camps
In
the
district.
So,
such
sponsoring
organiza
tions
as
the
Dominion
Field
Trial
Club
of
nearby
Pearson,
Man.
and
the
Great
Northern
Fiek:
Trial
Club
of
Gainsborough
arc
more
like
glorified
boards
o!
trade
than
clubs
In
the
accepted
sense
of
the
word.
Those
Interested
In
the
sport
have
their
own
publication
The
American
Field
and
a
staff
waiter
represented
it
at
this
year's
trials.
Dogs
and
trainers
arrive
three
months
before
the
trials
open,
putting
the
animals
into
condition
for
the.big
events.
At
Gainsborough
this
year
50
professional
trainers
arrived,
each
bringing
from
40
to
65
dogs.
Trainers
rent
buildings
from
farmers
in
which
Jo
house
their
dogs,
a.nd
rent
or
buy
horses
for
use
in
riding
through
the
countryside
behind
their
dogs.
Canine
Aristocrats
The
trainers
also
pay
the
Saskatchewan
government
a
licenca
fee
of
$25
for
five
dogs
and
$1
for
each
dog
above
that
number.
The
animals
themselves
arc
treated
like
film
stars.
They
eat
such
things
as
shredded
wheat,
fresh
meats,
commercial
dog
foods
and
fresh
tripe.
They
go
out
during
the
trials
to
see
how
many
birds
they
can
i
spot,
how
they
can
stack
up
against
the
other
dogs
for
form.
Dogs
are
run
in
pairs.
Judges,
i
trainers,
handlers
and
spectators
follow
on
horseback.
Trainers
I
direct
the
dogs
over
the
course
i
by
word
of
mouth
or
by
whistle
in
pursuit
of
legitimate
game-pheasant,
partridge,
pralrie-
i
chicken.
When
a
dog
spots
a
bird
it
j
"freezes"
or
points,
and
its
handlers
yell
"Point."
Judges
then
j
pass
on
the
dog,
use
a
whip
to
J
flush
the
birds
from
before
him.
In
the
course
of
a
day's
work
the
judges
and
trainers
may
go
45
miles
on
horseback.
Prize
money
ranging
from
$50
to
$30
is
offered
in
the
different
trials
and
this
goes
to
the
handlers
of
the
wint.Mig
dogs,
with
a
percentage
going
to
the
sponsoring,
club.
While
all
this
Is
going
on
the
men
who
own
the
dogs
sit
In
their
offices
in
Miami,
Chicago,
Birmingham,
Ala.,
or
some
other
American
centre
directing
the
affairs
of
industry.
Trainers
take
the
dogs
'from
one
trial
to
ayother.
starting
here
each
summer
and
working
south,
and
the
better
their
charges
show
at
the
trials
the
more
valuable
they
become,
either
to
the
owners
as
pets
or
for
breeding
purposes.
Some
are
.valued
at
$2,000.
The
Gainsborough
trials
rank
today
as
the
third
best
on
the
continent.
The
National
Trials
held
In
Tennessee
are
considered
the
best.
Returning
Service
Personnel
Records
Are
Being
Sought
The
Dally
News
Is
anxious
to
completely
record
the
arrival
of
all
service
men
and
women
returning
home
from
the
war.
Accordingly,
it
Is
requested
that
information
be
made
available
to
this
office
regarding
the
date
of
arrival
home,
the
service
with
which
the
veteran
has
been
identified,
In
what
theatres
of
war,
If
wounded,
ill,
etc.
If
Inconvenient
to
call
at
the
office,
the
Information
may
be
written
or
telephoned
in.
Pictures
would
bv.
particularly
welcome.
Street
and
Postal
addresses
and
telephone
numbers
are
also
requested.
THIS
AND
THAT
Tilt
Ctorft
M.tlhrw
Adam,
fmirt.
Inc.
The
British
are
going
to
be
out
again
looking
for
Canadian
hockey
players.
They
are
going
to
send
scouts
to
Canada
this
winter
to
negotiate
for
players
in
preparation
for
Britain's
1946-47
hockey
season.
But
the
British
Ice
Hockey
Association
does
not
intend
to
raid
Canadian
hockey
clubs.
Harold
David
of
Wembley
Stadium
in
London
says
that
his
association
is
anxious
to
co-operate
with
the
governing
body
-
of
Canadian
hockey
and
will
sign
players
only
with
the
permission
of
the
Canadian
association.
Before
the
war,
most
British
hockey
teams
consisted
mainly
of
Canadians
who
crossed
the
Atlantic
without
any
agreement
with
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Ascsociatlon.
Now
it
-will
be
different.
Other
news
from
British
sports
circles
tells
of
a
threatened
soccer
strike
in
England.
Soccer
is
Britain's
big
sport
and
the
soccer
players
have
threatened
to
go
on
strike
after
November
17
unless
they
get
increased
pay.
They
have
set
next
Monday
as
the
deadline
for
an
answer
to
their
demands.
The
players
want
their
pay
increased
from
the
equivalent
of
$36
in
Canadian
money
to
$54.
And
they
also
want
year-round
contracts.
In
Canadian
football,
the
lat
est
Canadian
Press
compilation
still
shows
Royal
Copeland
of
Toronto
Argonauts
of
the
Inter-Provincial
League
leading
the
individual
scorers.'
Copeland
has
forty
points
but
he
has
no
chance
to
better
his
mark
now
because
the
Argos
have
finished
their
regular
schedule.
Next
to
Copeland,
with
thirty-eight
points,
is
Annis
Stukus,
of
Toronto
Indians.
Stukus
has
a
chance
to
get
ahead
of
Copeland
because
the
Indians
have
one
moue
game.
Next
"to
Stukus
Is
Tommy
Ford
of
Balmy
Beach
who
has
thirty
points.
The
next
game
between
Toronto
Balmy
Beach
and
Toronto
Indians
will
finish
the
regular
schedule
of
the
Ontario
Rugby
Football
Union.
The
Beaches
and
the
Indians
meet
at
Maple
Leaf
Stadium
on
Saturday.
It
was
thought
earlier
that
next
Saturday's
game
might
be
con-
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OAKLAND
WINS
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ojjimau
yitcueis,
ait'u
at
Conway,
Mass.,
14
years
ago.
He
led
National
League
pitchers
In
1901
and
1902
while
with
Pittsburgh,
and
in
1904
hung
up
a
record
for
games
won
with
41.
while
playing
for
the
New
York
Yankees.
HOCKEY
OPENER
OAKLAND,
Nov.
7
?
In
the
southern
division
of
the
Pacific
Cpast
Hockey
League
Oakland
Oaks
defeated
San
Francisco
Shamrocks
7
to
3,
LONDON,
Q
A
world
civil
service
was
established
by
diplomats
of
the
executive
committee
of
the
preparatory
commission
of
the
United
Nations,
sitting
at
Church
House,
Dean's-yard,
In
the
shadow
of
Westminster
sidered
as
the
first
game
of
a
play-off
series.
But
Harold,
Bailey,
secretary
of
the
O.R.F.U.,'
says
no
arrangements
for
a
home
-
and
-
home
elimination
series
have
been
made
because
of
complications.
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furs
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Also
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RUSSIANS
RESTORING
WATERWAYS
LENINGRAD,
Nov.
7
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Russia's
great
northwestern
river-
j
ways
are
coming
back
as
thousands
of
workmen
repair
the
de-
j
vastatlon
wrought
during
the
German
occupation.
The
target
for
this
year's
navigation
season
is
50
per
cent
above
i
that
of
1944
although
the
ice
break-up
was
later
than
usual.
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oil
and
salt
arc
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fish
from
the
north;
and
sand,
stone
and
other
building
j
materials
from
the
southwest
I
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Russia's
Inland
waterways
can
be
compared
with
those
of
Canada.
Sixteen
hundred
miles
of
channel
are
sailed
by
ships
of
the
Northwestern
Shipping
Line.
The
Baltic
Sea
is
linked
with
the
And
to
think
people
wait
In
une
for
hours
to
get
these
things.",
the
Neva
River!
the
Ladoga
Can-
ali,
the
Svirl
River
and
the
Mar-insk
water
routes.
Through
Lake
Onega
and
the
White
Sea
Canal
the
Baltic
Is
linked
with
the
White
Sea.
Through
the
Volkhov
River
the
waterways
reach
southwestward
to
Lake
Ilmen.
Hundreds
of
ships
use
the
water
route
to
the
northwest,
At
Leningrad,
one
glance
may
take
in
a
steamer
clearing
the
dock
for
the
mouth
of
the
Neva,
Peter
opening
game
last
night
of
the
hof
and
Kronchtadt
hauling
barges
of
bricks
and
sand
for
rebuilding
a
city;
passenger
steamers
moving
toward
Schlujselbcrg;
and
a
flotilla
of
windjammers
coming
in
with
a
catch
of
live
fish
from
Novaya
Ladoga.
Much
damage
was
done
to
the
waterways
system
by
the
Germans.
However,
last
year
Leningrad
rivermen
had
completed
restoration
of
the
Olkhovitsk,
Novgorod
and
Schlushelburg
shipyards
and
40
vessels
salvaged
from
the
river
and
lake
bottoms
now
have
been
put
bnck
In
service.
New
docks
and
piers
have
been
built
from
the
ruins
and
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
When
a
.girl
is
marrying
a
very
wealthy
man,
and
her
fam
lly
is
In
poor
circumstances,
isn
it
all
right
to
let
her
bridegroom
pay
for
the
wedding?
A.
No.
The
bride's
family,
or
the
bride
herself,
should
do
so.
Q.
If
a
sales
person
has
shewn
one
a
'display
of
articles
is
it
necessary
to
thank
him?
A.
While
It
is
not
exacttly
necessary,
the
well
bred
person
never
falls
to
do
so.
Q.
How
long
after
a
breakfast
should
a
guest
leave?
A.
From
15
minutes
to
an
hour
after
eating.
CLIMACTICALLY
SPEAKING
In
climate,
100
feel
of
altitude
is
equivalent
to
golng
north
one
'
a
tugboat
degree
of
latitude.
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