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NuhTHERN
CHAMPS
The
Kenora
rink
skip
..d
by
Jimmy
uuy,
extreme
left,
will
represent
northern
Ontario
at
the
Dominion
curling
cha
npiunships
to
be
held
at
Winnipeg
next
month.
Winners
of
the
Northwestern
Ontario
Curling
A
social
ion
title,
the
Kenora
quartet
went
on
to
win
the
northern
Ontario
title
at
Sudbury
ag
linsl
the
winners
of
the
Northern
Ontario
Curling
Association.
The
winners
are,
left
to
right.
Skip
Guy;'
vice-skip
Jack
Pike;
second
Leo
Fregeauand
lead
Ray
Parnell.
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George
I
Vanderhoof
Briefs
NOTES
WALTER
PIDGEON
AS
THE
THRILLING
CASE
Of
COMMANDO
GANGSTEr'
'
Hoy
Scouts
Harvey
Kerr,
Terry
Whitfield
and
Douglas
Taylor
of
Vanderhoof
spent
a
couple
of
days
In
Prince
George
at
the
end
of
last
wek
taking
special
:
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'
rn-J'-r
!
C.
W.
Alger
has
resigned
as
Social
Credit
organization
secretary
of
the
Tcrracc-Hazcl-startcd
here
last
week
with
the
!
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eouvcr,
British
Columbia
orsan-
:
i.
training
in
Scout
leadership.
BLACKWOOD
on
.
(kritlfjc
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Ttt
screen'!
most
.
popular
detective
returns
in
a
brand
has
been
taken
south
on
account
of
illness
and
Mr.
Alger
will
follow.
'
Us"?'
,
izcr,
and
Orvis
Kennedy,
Al-I
bcrta
M
P.
and
national
Social
BULLDOG
DRUMMOND
Anothe
r
tense
and
exciting
j
picture
of
the
Bulldog
Druminond
i
series
comes
to
I
lie
Totem;
Theatre
here
this
Friday
and
!
Saturday
in
'Calling
Bulldog
1
Diuininond,"
with
Waller
Pld-
i
geon
In
I
he
title
role
-
j
Set
ln
the
colorful
Sulm
area
i
of
London,
the
picture
was
made
'
In
England
and
tells
the
story
of
bailie
to
the
death
between
a
master
detective
and
a
master.
I
.ntnd
w
ho
oti.'i-nles
n
KvnHiruin:
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
D.D.,
new
thriller!
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
was
here
j
dinner
and
general
meeting.
from
Prince
Rupert
and
con-
ducted
services
at
Nechako
and
'
A
site
on
Salmon
River,
about
f-SS
r
1
.
A
Finnish
couple,
Lllsa
Tap-anlnen
and
Ekl
Slmila,
havej
been
married
here.
The
groom,
j
who
arrived
In
the
district
in
i
1950,
is
employed
by
Columbia!
run
rrascr
as
wcu
as
here.
Boy;
fifteen
miles
north
of
Prince
No
Such
Thing
as
a
"Standard"
Hand
When
Mr.
Muzzy
Disarranges
His
Cards
Scouts
paraded
to
Sunday
night
George,
may
be
selected
by
Port-
11
A
11
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service
in
Vanderhoof.
;
land
interests
as
location
for
a
;
S25fl
000
simpr-mnHprti
mntnl
t-enuiose.
The
bride
arived
re-
The
detective
thniitmiik..
'
Funeral
service
was
held
Sat-
Roy
A-
Hurst
anl
Adolf
Domkc.
1
cently
from
the
Old
Country,
urday
afternoon
from
the
Angll-
who
operate
a
string
of
hnjiday
That
sterling
team
compose,,
of
Mr.
Champion
j'tho
haveCsS
Mrs.
Keen,.
Mr.
Dale
and
Mr.
Muzzv
was
discussing
Yard,
this
hand
from
their
match
against
a
team
from
the!
J
"t
WALTER
PICE:
can
Church
here
for
Mrs.
Frank
r,i01ts
ln
wasningion
anu
Ore-Gaen
who
pased
awav
at
St
eon'
weR
here
last
week-end
vwi
m
hcji
ume
as
the
Umouj,
Central
B.
C.
Airways
has
resumed
scheduled
flights
through
Uptown
Club.
John's
Hospital
on
Thursday.
Nnrthrilnr
I
.
'S
MMl
LclRhtOII.
Nrth-s..h
lE.unant
star
of
British
stage
looKing
into
the
project.
Mr.
Hurst
left
tor
Prince
George
cn-roote
to
Kitimat
to
visit
with
a
brother.
i.
7
4
I
and
screen.
"There's
nothing
to
this
one."
Mr.
Champion
remarked.
"Undoubtedly
we
halved
it.
I
hate
lerrace
between
Prince
Rupert
land
Prince
George.
Harry
Tay-j
lor
is
pilot
of
the
Anson
which
flics
eastward
to
Prince
George
inili
I
Mr.
Vorlh)
a
hand
like
this.
There
is
ahs-
Robert
Carter
has
taken
over
duties
as
personnel
manager
in
(he
Vanderhoof
office
of
Man-nix
Limited,
contractors
for
the
Alcan
project.
coituiik
I
Novel
highlight,
of
the
kus-:
pensef
ul
film
is
the
use
by
the
:niminais
of
walkie-talkie
and
:
l)ort
wave
and
radar
equipment
;
which
enables
them
to
execute'
ll;liiilioli
I
in
scries
of
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Mrs.
hif
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Mr.
:
lutely
no
way
to
go
wrong
on
it
(Anybody
would
reach
the
obvi-j
ous
contract
of
four
spades,
and
I
when
his
side
docs,
he
will
win
ana
Kay
Oliver
Is
pilot
of
the
amphibian
which
runs
to
Prince
j
Rupert.
Pilot
Bill
Cooper
expects
to
be
resuming
the
Kiti-j
mat-Kemano
run
shortly.
lEIGHl-ill
8
A
5
3
exactly
10
tricks
against
reason
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2
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TRAPPED
INFANT
LINDSAY,
Out.
(P
A
call
to
the
home
of
W.
J.
Fcnion
wound
up
a
busy
day
recently
for
Lindsay
firefighters.
At
the
house
l
he
fire
chief
had
to
climb
a
ladder
to
the
bathroom
window
to
bring
out
Fenton's
two-year-old
daughter,
who.
had
locked
her
rKIOAY
ond
SATURDAY
j
m
!
able
defense.
There's
no
wav
to
,
F.
V.
Hutton,
superintendent
of
the
Prince
George
Experimental
Station,
was
a
visitor
In
this
district
this
wek.
At
Prairie-dale
on
Monday
he
gave
an
ad
-dres
on
gardening
and
general
horticulture.
!
The
background
is
authentic
and
there
are
many
scenes
of
i
historic
landmarks
ln
the
old
'city.
Evening
7:00
and
9:06
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee
t
p.m.
a
fa
moi
s
rurai
A
huge
trailer
of
fifty
ton
;
BO
set
and
there's
no
way
to
capacity
has
been
brought
to
make
an
extra
trick
unless
the
this
district
by
Columbia
Cel-
defense
falls
flat
on
Its
face."
lulose
Co.
Ltd.,
for
use
in
con-
j
"I
didn't
think
it
was
such
a
'nection
with
its
operations.
I
standard'
hand
when
-it
was
Towed
by
a
truck,
it
will
move
nlnveH
at
nil
(ihln
"
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8
7
5
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(Mr.
Hitiilh)
.
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9
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l.ldlllnt':
Nnrth
fcttst
South
ID
IS
P;,g
PfVi
4
8
All
piisn
self
in.
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
28,
1052
Dale
Witil
3
8
coois
ana
neavy
equipment
from
place
to
place
as
required.
THF
INTERNATIONAL
CINKMA
GUILD
OF
CANADA
m
5T
If
You
Do
Not
Pay
Your
News
Subscription,
the
Boy
Loses
The
board
of
village
commissioners
has
under
consideration
a
number
of
new
subdivisions
outside
the
present
limits
of
the
municipality
but
within
the
proposed
extension
area.
The
subdivisions
have
ben
laid
out
by
Fred
Nash,
B.C.L.S.
Z&vz
i
j
"Nuts,"
Mr.
Champion
replied.
I
"Mr.
South
opened
his
singleton
diamond
and
his
partner
won
and
led
back
a
high
diamond.
I
ruffed
but
South
ovcrruffed
and
got
out
with
a
trump.
Later
1
had
to
lose
a
heart
trick
to
the
king.
How
can
they
get
more-or
less
than
a
spade,
a
heart
:
and
a
diamond?"
"Well,
if
you'll
be
quiet
a
minute."
said
Mr.
Dale.
"I'll
tell
you
what
happened
at
our
table.
We
were
defending
against
the
same
contract,
four
spades,
and
.
.
."
Mr.
Champion
cut
in.
"I
suppose
you
re
going
to
tell
me
we
lost
this
match.
Muzzy
probably
Terrace
Guide,
On
tin-
same
prmjra
in:
Improvements
are
being
carried
out
at
the
Civic
Centre
here
including
the
Installation
of
new
i
washrooms
for
men
and
women.
I
The
Civic
Centre
here
has
taken
on
a
new
lease
of
life.
"Art
i
'r
l-.ver
hnil
y"
"Sujri
uf
TueiirU"
'
All
ii
Jcl"-
to
of
the
9"Ui
Y
V
one
Jf
I
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.
nr
Item
f
Suli
i'.i
ibcis
or
the
Daily
News
who
receive
their
papers
bj
carrier
boys
are
reminded
I
hat
these
boys
our
liltle
men-lianls
-are
rhargetl
for
every
paper
they
take
ul,
If
you
are
i
evolving
the
paper
and
arc
delinquent,
the
bov
has
to
finance
you.
This
is
a
reminder
to
people
who
may
be
in
arrears,
whether
it
is
their
custom
to
pay
Ihe
boy
or
pay
at
the
office.
It
is
not
the
office
that
loses
if
you
fail
to
pay
It
Is
the
boy.
Wc
hope
this
reminder
will
expedite
the
payment
by
;
.hose
who
may
have
fallen
behind.
Prompt
payment
of
your
.
newspaper
subscription
is
a
legitimate
obligation
The
fact
that
your
civdilor
Is
one
of
our
boys
or
girls'
should
niuke
the
1
rc.'pecling
(,f
ihe
obligation
the
more
desirable
I
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
opened
the
king
of
spades
or
revoked
or
something.
Tell
me
the
bad
news.
Did
they
make
five
or
six-odd
against
you?"
"WE
SKT
EM"
"They
made
three-odd,"
replied
Mr.
Dale.
"We
set
'cm
a
trick."
Mr.
Champion
was
pleased
to
1
learn
his
team
had
won
the
mate
h
but
he
couldn't
believe
it
1
was
d""
to
his
teammates'
defensive
skill.
"What
happened"1'
he
asked.
"Did
Mr.
Hast
get
his
cards
mixed
up?",
"Some&ody
did."
Mr.
Dale
answered,
"but
It
wasn't
Mr.
East.
It
was
Muzzy.
He
had
a
card
out
of
place
and
the
results
were
devastating."
See
tomorrow's
column
for
Mr.
Muzzy's
defense
on
this
deal.
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Prince
George
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SIIOVI.(i
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1
Thur-ilay
8:30
pin.
.
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at
7
:
1.1
Emil
Haugland,
chief
commissioner
of
the
village,
is
expected
home
soon
from
Prnce
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
he
has
been
undergoing
skin
grafting
I
following
recent
blood
poisoning.
Scout
Rally
TOTEM
A
I
VMOl
S
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I
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Its
I
IIKMHI
TERRACE.
Girl
Guides
and
Hoy
Scouts
had
a
icoori
attend
'J
ance
of
parents
and
friends
for
their
annual
rally
at
the
Civic
SAVAGE
OXFORDS
FOR
CHILDREN
Centre
Friday
evening.
D.
S.
Collins,
master
of
ceremonies,
gave
a
talk
on
"Thinking
Day,"
followed
by
raising
of
the
flag
and
the
group
flag
singing
of
"O
Canada."
Cubmaster
Frank
Creighton
I
WANT
ADS
...
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Plate
of
Millions-
SAILS
FOB
.
Vancouver
anil
Intermediate
I'orts
Each
Thursday
For
KETCHIKAN
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wi
im;sdav
midnk.iii
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
i:avc
an
explanation,
followed
by
j
a
demonstration,
of
the
snake
j
danc
e
by
the
First
Terrace
Cub
j
pack.
Cubmaster
Annand
Bissonnelte
I
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Soft
Pliable
Brown
Calf
Hard
Wearing
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Wrilc
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Mr
A
special
purchase
allows
us
to
present
these
TOP
QUALITY
SHOES
At
the
following
attractive
prices
discoursed
on
the
meaning
oi
Cubbing.
The
Second
Terrace
Cub
pack
gave
the
Cub
Law
and
the
Grand
Howl
followed
by
a
number
of
games.
Mrs.
B.
Giraud
explained
that
Hrownies
were
the
necessary
stepping
stones
to
the
Guides,
alter
which
her
group
of
Brownies
played
singing
games
around
the
toadstool.
Captain
Gladys
Clifford's
Girl
Guides
sang
their
action
songs
around
the
campfire.
Leader
R.
Edwards'
Scouts
gave
a
demonstration
of
first
aid
and
signalling
with
flags.
There
followed
an
amusing
skit
on
what
a
Scout
should
carry
In
his
kit
bag
on
a
hike.
Each
group
had
its
own
clos-'
Ing
f-ercmonles
Guides,
Taps;
Cubs,
Grand
Howl;
Brownies
Taps;
Scouts,
Their
Prayer.
"God
Save
the.
Queen"
was
followed
by
lowering
of
the
flag
and
the
various
flags
being
returned
to
their
own
groups.
Refreshments
were
served.
The,
five
groups
on
the
floor
were:
1.
Brownies,
Tawny
Oil
Mrs
B.
Giraud.
Helpers
Mrs
Edmonds
and
.Mrs.
Kenyon.
2.
Guides,
Captain
Mrs.
Gladys
Clifford.
Helpers
Mrs
Elsie
Smith,
Mrs.
Brandis.
3.
First
Terrace
Cub
Pack,
Cubmaster
Frank
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