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Flood
Cleanup
Is
Hard
Labor
For
Townsfolk
IX'i.rs
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2
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walls
that
show
a
lurh
w.ilcr
mark
of
four
feet.
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'I'lic
evi.hu.
c
(if
iluod
is
every
-vliric.
l'ihs
of
ruined
wheat
stand,
behind
the
town's
four
i
levators,
where
.
they
were
dumped
after
floodwaters
siiij-.suled.
Hospital
rue.ords
arc
sl
wki-rl
1
i.nc
end
of
t
111-
huild-
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Jf-Ti
2h
KASTliND.
Sa.sk.
(CP)
This
it
U.wn
in
southwestern
Sa.skateh
in
wifh
w,,vked
furniture.
TorYnPAr,AYA-AG:;ifi
who
jt)r,T
HAriTonu.ALi
EIGHT
OK
HIS
fUATIViiS
no
Ht
aULDHCroMtADitk-t"
..
.
....
.
!
1
r
ewan
still
hears
the
scars
of
j
Keenly
fell
by
the
whole
com-'
;
food.
,
'
niuinty
was
the
damaue
to
East-
'f
The
700
inhabitants
of
East-
end's
museum.
Its
treasures
in-,
end
are
busiiy
cleaning
away
the
1
eluded
preserved
bones
of
rcp-.
flood's
aftermath,
more
than
a
tiles
that
roamed
southwestern
month
after
the
entire
popula-
Saskatchewan
in
prehistoric
lion
was
evacutcd
when
French-
j
times.
Hie
floodwaters
ruined
mi
wimi
V7D
1
ADULT
J
IMiMjt!
I
I
amlCOEOHS
man
Creek
boiled
over
its
banks'
the
Ur
bone
of
a
centuries-old
,11
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i
and
swept
through
the
town
dinosaur.
Another
casualty
was
j
the
three-homed
triceritops,
slurring
Damage,
estimated
at
250,000,
vtsitcd
almost
all
of
the
270;
one
of
three
in
all
Canada
(ir.lVMS
PRICE
VAimiEHoj
F-86
SACKE
JETS
Have
been
flown
to
England
by
members
of
RCAF
No.
439
fighter
squadron.
Lined
up
on
the
tarmac
at
Uplands
Airport,
Ottawa,
they
are
inspected
by
Defence
Minister
Claxton
and
top
officials
of
the
RCAF
before
departure.
The
squadron
flew
to
the
RCAF
base
at
North
Luffenham,
Eng.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
ALtC
CL'INNtss
My
Lady's
homes
and
buildings
in
the
I
But
there
are
compensations,
town.
But
dull
and
dreary
Patients
of
town
dentist
Dr.
11.
though
the
work
of
rehabilita-
Henderson
get
an
occasional
tion
may
be,
the
people
have
set
respite
from
the
drill
when
the
to
with
a
will.
dentist's
equipment
short-clr-
Power
pumps
tackle
the
johjeuits
from
water
damage.
of
draining
basements.
Biceps
j
and
buckets
have
teamed
up
to!
The
weaver
birds
of
South
"MISIII
I,
PASTKH.
"AKCTIC
JI
NOI
K-
BLACKWOOD
on
Summer
Frock
leiiiiniiie
styles
at
their
best
in
col
Ions,
prints
or
sheers.
Srvieil
riijhi:
,
Trice
rihl
too!
cart
the
dirty
river
silt
from
!
Africa
weave
nests
from
blades
j
;
livingrooms
and
kitchens.
Ce-!of
grass
and
other
vegetable!
j
ment
mixers
and
piles
of
gravel
j
fibres,
often
using
an
elaborate
,
stand
outside
homes
where
men
1
design.
31
1
fiat
special
B.C.
Mine
Town
Known
as
Model
Of
Cleanliness
NATAL,
B.C.
(CP)
Sparwood,
two
miles
west
of
here
in
the
picturesque
Crow's
Nest
Pass
area,
doesn't
look
like
a
coalmining
town.
It
is,
In
fact,
the
realization
of
a
dream
long
held
by
planners
of
the
Crow's
Nest
Puss
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
tu
art
!
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
etHUMMA
imi
it,
TEEN
TOWN
DANCE
Don't
Forget
Teen
Town
Hard
Time
Dance
Friday
in
the
Civic
Centre
Little
Gym
From
9
to
1.
Doors
close
at
11.
Cokes
and
Do-Nuts
on
sale.
This'w
jili.be
the
last
dance
before
fall
so
let's
a
If
come
out
and
have
a
good
time.
William
HOLDEN
Echo
Play
Calls
for
a
Third
Kound
Mr.
Dale
had
a
horrible
hand
as
far
as
high
cards
are
concerned
but
he
had
a
seven
card
suit,
a
void
in
the
opponents'
principal
suit
and
his
partner
had
overcalled.
He
also
considered
the
fact
that
one
of
the
defenders
would
be
Mr.
Muzzy.
This
last
was
the
most
important
consideration
of
all.
Mr.
Champion's
opening
Jead
j
'
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Coal
Company.
For
years
housewives
whose
husbands
worked
ut
the
mines
put
up
with
the
grime
and
soot
from
coke
ovens
and
ship
piles
at
nearby
Natal
and
Michel.
Boots
Vlafonc
i
But
in
Sparwood,
housewives
can
forget
the
coai
mines.
I'hey
I
live
in
clean,
coinfr
.table
bun-
j
.fciiiiKgiiiMi.!W,4.
JOHNNY
STEWART
ot
it
mien
wmu
omM
mum
vmai
Iff
f?N
West
dealer
East-West
vulnerable
Ni.rlli
(Mr.
Ahrl)
0
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Mr.
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(Mr.
Mnr.t)
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FRIDAY
ond
SATURDAY
Evenings
7
-
9:00
o.m.
Sat.
Moticc
2
p.m.
TOTEAf.
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Till
VII
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8'74
,
I
"in
was
the
king
of
clubs
and
Mr.
Muzzy
played
the
nine
spot.
That's
the
trouble
with
knowing
a
little
about
a
subject
in
this
case,
the
subject
of
signalling.
It's
better
to
know
nothing
.it
all.
When
Mr.
Champion
saw
the
nine
of
clubs,
he
figured
it
to
be
the
start
of
a
high-low
signal
which,
of
course,
it
was.
lie
continued
with
the
ace
of
clubs,
on
which
Mr.
Muzzy
played
the
deuce.
It
now
seemed
clear
that
Mr.
Muzzy
wanted
the
suit
continued
because
he
had
a
small
spade,
higher
than
dummy's
six
spot,
with
which
he
wanted
to
ruff
a
third
club
lead.
Mr.
Champion
therefore
continued
with
the
seven
of
clubs,
dummy
ruffed
with
the
six
of
spades
and
Mr.
Muzzy
triumph-
A
K
J
111
7
C
4J
2
South
(Mr.
Iiiile)
8-
y
J
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U
0
7
4
II
Nin
1
10
4
C
5
4
3
tjalows
in
a
well-planned
iv.si-
i
(initial
town
which
the
coal
j
company
hopes
will
soon
re-
plucc
grimy
Natal
and
Michel
entirely.
The
project
started
In
1330
J
when
the
company
built
six;
houses
with
a
limited
expansion
i
m
mind.
Hut
after
the
war
they
j
decftled
to
broaden
the
plan
and
,
today
there
are
50
houses
in
j
Sparwood
with
another
25
go-
lug
up
this
year.
Lots
in
Sparwood
are
sold
to;
company
employees
for
$1
each.
Others
must
pay
$250
for
a
lot.'
Space
has
been
set
aside
for
:
a
commercial
district,
well
away
;
from
the
residential
area,
which
i
includes
a
large
playground
for
,
children.
-
j
Work
will
start
late
this
sum-
;
mer
on
a
new
$425,000
hih
school.
In
addition
to
six
c'ass-rooms,
the
'.school
will
contain
i
a
home
economics
room,
Indus-,
trial
arts
shop,
drafting
room,
library
and
study
hall,
science
innfP
fctooth
1
H
Pass
4
111
Tlit
Wi'st
1
C
P;:ss
3
C
Ul)l
bidiltiiK
'
North
East
II)
1
II
P.is
.
2
8
Pus
4
II
All
piuSH
15p
it.
IfMMItONM
lln-
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of
brill-
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xmoiM
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tr
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at
II
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brt
hrn
nMri
l)n-.
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r-nt
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pnidiirlt
V
HPM
Mir
I
hi
n4
(
hrnn
Nijin
nif
lPitlinr.
i
all
li-vrnn
staimn
untl
Mtilur'l
Mlimi-
antly
ruffed
with
tlie
king
of
spades.
He
returned
the
eight
of
diamonds
to
his
partner's
ace
ancl
a
fourth
club
was.
led.
Dummy
rVE
PONT
F00LA
.
tit
fed
witn
the
deuce
of
spades
,'nd
Mr.
Muzzy,
not
to
be
denied,
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lunch
room
and
a
combl-
'
over-ruffed
will
the
ace.
Thus
room
Shop
Ovcrwaitea
and
Save
Prices
Effective
JUNE
13-18
ttffin(
1
HAYWARD
CALHGUN-WAYNE-R1TTER
nation
gymnasium
and
auditor
-
j
lum.
The
school
will
be
finished
in
j
September,
1953.
By
that
time
!
the
town
of
Sparwood
will
be
well
on
the
way
to
being
one
of
the
brightest
mining
towns
in
;
Western
Canada.
i
mum
fTrrrmJi
ir-cr-'X?:
WViAR
TR01TI
the
defenders
had
to
be
satisfied
with
a
meagre
two
trick
set
"Very
clever,
Muzzy,"
said
Mr.
Champion
through
clenched
teeth.
",You
keep
them
from
trapping
your
ace"
and
king
of
trumps."
"What
do
you
want
me
to
do?"
asked
Mr.
Muzzy
plaintively.
"You've
been
after
me
'.o
high-low
to
show
a
double-
M
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JKIIII
ll.lllfc
1
DOG
FOOD,
PARD
11c
hi-n..
I'll
NUKTIIKKN
ISI.AMl
Southampton
Island
In
the
northern
nart
of
Hudson
Dav
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
Evenings
7
-
9:22
Sot.
Mot;nccs
2
-
4:20
Lon
in
your
suit.
"You
don
t
echo
just
to
show
covers
an
area
of
about
l'J.100
i
MINCEMEAT
Air
Mi
Cell's,
U-n.
T
V
PURE
PLUM
JAM
RQr
A
liner,
i
l.s.
l
JF
V
a
doubieton,
Mr.
Champion
square
miles.
screamed.
You
echo
to
show
31c
COFFEE
Q7C
in
it
r.i:s
r,
li.
M
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COFFEE
OQc
Our
l'niiilar
Ilraml,
lh
i
TEA
OQc
tlverwailra's
Hest,
lb
Vi
TEA
70r
Special
Wend,
lb
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WV
FRUIT
COCKTAIL
0r
li
ii
nix
15-oz.
Mm0
FLUFFO
77-
Vi
(jrlable
Shni
trniiif;,
lb,
Mm
M
m
KETCHUP
O
7-
lleinz,
13-nz.
Mm
M
V
the
doubieton
AND
that
you
;
want
a
third
round
of
the
suit
led.
What
good,
did
it
do
you
to
ruff
with
the
ace
and
king
of
trumps?"
If
Mr.
Muzzy
had
made
the
:
right
play
of
the
discouraging
deuce
of
clubs
at
trick
one,
the
defenders
could
have
picked
up
i
dummy's
two
trumps
and
then
won
three
more
clubs
and
a
dia-
j
PEARS
K
Mountain.
?.-,.
iCORN
FLAKES
f
KcII.ikk's.
V.
-nr..
nond
for
a
700
point
set.
KLEENEX
licsular
DATES
I'llled.
'
His,
erll.i
2
for
35c
31c
TEETHING
TROUBLES
RHtif
tiiirk
rhf
to
frt.
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ty,
feverish,
twthinr
hmhy
RODIN
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PRODUCTS
CANDY
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Deal
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l.aiRe
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Aiit(iiiiiali
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1
.
Mure
Wax
..
mot
hem
for
vr
fcO
yru.
7
lb.
bar
33c
llrinkini;
Chocolate
'
j
lb
r
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flMpf
utiirT
no
iitm-tody
t
four
drum
it.
80.
24
lb.
pa
per
bag
rirnrice
AllMirts,
lb.
l
illrry's
Toffcp,
lb
JQq
Life
Savers,
....
for
45c
145
310
Onnkin
CIhk
(date
1
lb
I'rys
Cocoa,
"
'
lb.
(In
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pints
.
(ilo
Coat,
quarts
58c
37c
63c
1.10
1!)
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collon
ha
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