P0CKSIDE
TALES:
f
"
!
!
'
Famous
Toronto
Fun
Spot
Bows
To
Advance
of
Car
Age
"ill-.
'ii
t
Inclement
Weaiher
Puis
Crimp
in
Fishing
Activity
4
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WILY
FILM
DIRECTOR
m
UNSUSPECTING
LONDON
LONDON
ft
Without
even
knowing
it,
thou-
1
By
LARRY
S1AMVOOU
f
a
few
seiners
are
fishing.
!
ies.
Settlement
gives
a
ion
(,
I
Gales
and
generally
rank
In
the
Ogden
Channel
area
for
herring
delivered
and
ii.zv
f
ueather
at
sea
for
the
past
two
where
record
catches
were
taken
at
sea.
If
the
herring
show?
heavy
t
Liuuuuiit-'rg
uLiru
no
unpaiu
extras
in
a
new
film
world's
largest
city.
Kl
In
tin
weeks
has
put
a
crimp
in
most
in
1951
and
1952,
the
fish
aren't
I
enough
to
fill
the
7U.ouu-ton
activity
of
the
fisheries
in
the
exDected
In
ereat
numbers
until
:
auota
in
the
two
northern
sub-
should
be
transferred
out
of
the
city
altogether.
The
CNE
site
has
always
had
Its
backers.
The
concessionaires,
of
course,
wanted
to
stay
put.
The
matter
has
been
settled
at
last.
A
decision
to
build
a
$4.-
y
north
during
the
present
slack
December.
There
was
no
herring
!
districts,
it
will
tend
to
improve
French
director
Rene
Clement,
filming
M.
.
v
i
-
,
(
W
period
between
the
salmon
and
fishing
last
winter
because
of
i
greatly
the
economic
icvei
ui
and
his
Nemesis,
got
his
crowd
scenes
on
the
sly
cam
camouflaged
as
portable
radio
sets,
hidden
in
parked
th'"
01
carried
by
the
camera
men
In
what
appeared
t
h.
herring
season.
,
price
differences
between
fisher-
northern
fishermen.
Several
boats,
however,
are
on
men
and
companies.
Out
scouting
for
B.C.
Packers
scouting
missions
for
the
schools
I
But
the
prices
for
1953-54
her-
:
are
Joe
Kristmanson
on
the
of
herring
which
so
far
haven't
!
ring
have
now
been
completed
at
;
Limited,
and
Frank
Gail
on
the
500,000
bridge
at
the
Humuer
river,
eliminating
a
number
of
traffic
bottlenecks,
and
the
TORONTO
T
It
had
to
go.,
There
was
no
question
about
that.
In
the
motor
age,
it
was
an,
out-and-out
nuisance.
But
the
problem
that
had
been
batted
about
Toronto
for
more
years
than
most
people
care
to
remember
was:
Where?
An
anachronism
in
the
modern
age.
smack
athwart
a
choked,
six-lane
highway.
Toronto's
Sunnyside
amusement
park
has
had
its
future
settled.
It's
to
be
moved
a
mile
east
to
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
grounds,
probably
next
spring,
j
The
city-owned
fun
spot
stretches
from
west
Queen
street,
!
southward
across
Lake
shore
'
boulevard
toward
the
Lake
On
shown
in
northern
waters,
ex-about
70
cents
higher
than
last
Caroliner
Mane.
In
the
southern
district,
espe
Km
ice
KuperT
Daily
Nev
Thursday,
October
15,
1953
cept
in
the
Kitimat
area
where
i
year's
top
offer
by
the
compan-
-r
.
V
,.
f
i
't
:
r
i""7
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
necessary
approaches,
meant
that
Sunnyside
had
to
go,
as
soon
as
possible.
Quickly,
a
corner
of
the
CNE
ground,
used
only
two
weeks
of
every
year,
was
settled
upon.
Come
next
summer
the
roller
coaster,
shooting
galleries,
the
merrv-Ko-rounds.
miniature
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
cially
in
the
Gulf
of
Georgia,
herring
fishing
is
well
under
way.
The
department
of
fisheries
reports
these
fish
are
heavy
in
oil
and
provide
a
good
yield
for
kippering
and
salting
down.
Towards
the
end
of
winter
and
into
spring,
the
herring's
fat
runs
into
spawn
and
thn
is
only
fit
for
reduction
into
meal.
twr
inn
MxtMzm
un
uioous.
IA
TONUS
UU
WUilil
EH
ADMIRAL
E.
J.
C.
QVIST-GAARD,
Danish
chief
of
defence
and
chairman
of
the
NATO
military
committee,
is
in
Ottawa
for
talks
with
Canadian
defence
and
military
officials.
It
is
his
first
visit
to
this
country.
tario
shore.
Through
it
pass
GIRLS'
FALL
two
main
thoroughfares
leading
rides
hot
dog
stands,
backers,
HotBuL
I
to
the
junction
of
Uo.
2
highway
j
weight-guessers
and
hurdy
V
-i
.
I
-,
Mm
m
I
TV.
.
-
.
.K
.
"-j
i
ll
1
tikj
!;
and
the
Queen
Elizabeth
Way,
While
fishermen
in
the
north
eurdy
music
will
be
gone
from
their
old
stand
near
the
Sea
f
wkI
M
Romantt
i
Tramporut
snows
ui.,
experienced
one
of
their
worst
A
XC
salmon
seasons
because
of
a
gen-
V
Jr
J
1
eral
failure
of
the
pink
run
and
'ActofGof
Caused
Mishap
DRIVERS'
NIGHTMARE
I
Motorists
entering
Toronto
I
from
the
west
don't
need
to
be
i
told
about
Sunnyside.
To
them,
j
for
most
of
the
40
years
it's
been
!
located
there,
it's
a
confusing
only
a
decimated
run
of
chums
3
nmlUIUHt
V
&
VUm
Ua
in
certain
areas,
the
overall
a..
salmon
pack
of
1,690.343
cases
up
to
October
3,
this
year,
was
more
than
400,000
cases
greater
than
VANCOUVER
9
The
"act
of
,
tanRle
of
vehicles
slowed
to
a
G'V
rlrfence
of
B.C.
Power
Com
the
.1952
pack.
Accounting
for
.
.
,
crawl
or
halted
altogether
by
thousands
of
pedestrians
of
all
a
civil
action
at
Pouce
Robert
TAYLOR
the
extensive
sockeye
.
.
I
.
this
was
f.,
n
,
,
w
.
,
.
...
.
a
f
i
Mix
-l
r-iJ
S
7r-i
'
.
2
l
i
Ava
GARDKER
;
in
the
Fraser
last
July
and
a
run
the
BriUsh
CoJlnnma
supreme
spring
until
fall
stream
back
of
pinks
and
m
fair
average
run
r;ourf
by
Mr.
Justice
J.
M.
Coady.
and
forth
across
the
boulevard.
For
Every
Age
Top
quality
at
feature
value-giving
prices.
Wallace's
have
done
it
again.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
.Howard
KEEL
j
;
"
Iy
L'llUIllS
ill
tilt;
suum.
I
Statistics
show,
too,
that
while
He
dismissed
the
suit
of
Clar-
Se
rine
officials
thought
it
;
a
ereat
many
trollers
in
the
enre
M-
Erkert.
Dawson
frk
should
be
moved
to
Toronto
is-
;
"
north
this
y-ar
didn't
make
en-
carpenter,
for
$986
medical
ex-
lands
out
in
the
bay.
Others
sug-!
.
unstated
Rested
a
lakeside
.pot
south
of
ough
to
meet
expenses,
the
total
P.
Pw
general
icohoe
salmon
pack
of
104.000
dnmapes
for
injuries
received
the
highways.
Still
others
felt
it
ta)
us
al
fiMt
EXTRA
vO
.
LAUGHS
Even
at
Teething
Time
Pahy'i
Own
TablcU
hav
ltn
ben
a
H-6-M
presents
the
Inside
story
of
the
world's
greatest
fraud
l...th
actual,
factual,
action-packed
cases
was
almost
double
that
or
""
ml
w,ln
a
iact
laityear-
vp.r
llve
wire
which
fell
from
a
power
line
July
2,
1951.
Construction
Worker
Killed
ii
Hill
)
drama
of
the
baa
k
The
Co-op
is
going
to
start
!
The
power
commission
con-processing
shrimp
this
fall
for
tended
that
the
accident
was
the
nnt.,irlp
and
local
markets,
al-
result
of
an
"act
of
God."
occur-
pen
of
history
MERRITT,
B.C.
ff-Jamesi
PHILIPS
RADIO...
prince
George
con
;
though
exports
are
going
to
be
ring
during
a
violent
thunder
HalI
29
faMhfui
afanHhr
uafd
eonnintiT
hy
"
m'lthrra
fnr
ovtr
60
irrara.
Lupecially
j
ticlpful
durinir
trthitif
time
twavuM
1
th!
(tv
prompt,
detnlaMr,
and
ffrrtiva
rllf
from
tvmtib
nHta,
J
rvatU-Mnrsa,
tummy
upaeU.
and
othr
-
minor
infant
trcubl
i-multm
(mm
Irregularity
at
tevthfnff
tim.
So
"slerpy"
atuff
no
dulling
effect.
Help
keep
your
baby
happy.
Get
pack
at
your
druawt
trHay.
TODAY
TO
SATl'RDAY
faced
with
some
tough
competi-
ngnimng
swrm.
1
struction
worker,
was
crusnea
to
tion
from
low-priced
Japanese
j
;
deatn
here
Wednesday
by
a
steel
.'
Jl
L
.,,51
T
r
Jr
1
shrimp
appearing
on
tables
in
3
Bands
including
Marine,
Short
Wave,
Broadcast.
3-Spced
Record
Changer
Twin
8"
Speakers,
Timber
Is
a
major
product
in
g'rdei
Hls
company
builds
TOTE
Al
A
Famous
Players
Theatre
Evenings
7;
.
:ljpj
Matinee
Saturday
!:H
pi
1
laska'
which
has
wt
forests
of
bridges
for
the
Trans-Mountain
wives
ma
well
look
forward
to
SZrltHk
iTn
as
I
hemIock-
sPr"
and
red
cedar.
I
Oil
pipeline.
(
51
.
4
.
r
1
li
'
iiinanawian
rut
SlnT
f
acoustically
matched
Available
in
Blonde,
Oak,
Walnut
or
Mahogany.
only
299
5
$29.95
down;
$15
month.
shelled
shrimp
being
displayed
soon
in
the
windows
of
local
meat
markets.
Ready
to
go
shrimping
for
the
Co-op
are
Ncls
Rudd
on
the
Secure,
and
Ole
Olscn
on
the
Horizon.
Both
boats
are
trollers,
equipped
for
dragging.
They
ex
0
L.-J5
iE
pect
to
operate
in
Iceberg
Bay
McRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
in
the
mouth
of
the
Naas
River,
,
and
in
other
nearby
areas.
The
Store
that
Service
Built"
Phone
6
or
36
The
Co-op
also
reports
that
,
two
member
vessels
arc
weath
ering
storms
in
me
necaies
beam
trawling
and
two
others
BUY
BY
THE
CASE.-'
AND
SAVE
are
tossine
in
the
teeth
of
gales,
ANNOUNCING
.
.
.
black-codding
In
the
Alaskan
-
...
j
Gulf.
The
trawlers
are
Carl
and
Oscar
Giske
on
the
Taplow
and
SPECIALS
GOOD
OCTOBER
16,
17
ond
19
:
Morris
H,
respectively;
the
cod-
'flrrs,
Barney
Roald
of
the
Nep-
DAILY
FREE
DELIVERY
TO
ALL
PARTS
OF
THE
CITY
itune
and
Harold
Holland
of
the
Parma.
Meanwhile,
Paul
Rosanir
SKATING
PROGRAM
CHANGE
FOR
SATURDAYS
Saturday
Open
and
Moonlight
Skorc
arc,
discontinued,
effective
immediately
is
planning
to
outfit
the
Oldfield
for
herring-bait
seining.
Onlv
other
activity
in
the
fish
eries
here
Is
the
crab
canning
onerations
at
Nelson
Bros.
Ltd.
'3V
which
has
been
carried
out
Now:
:
:
:
tJiroueh
the
salmon
season
and
is-stlH
.going.
.
.
,
3
fif-at
inhs
at
.
the
Gov
ernment
elevator
are
slowing
Nun-Minbaril:.
40c
75c
.1:30
.7:00
b:0
10:0
25c
50c
Afternoon..
Evenings....
down
from
the
summer's
rush
on
wheat
shipping,
at
least
one
more
ship
is
expected
here
this
v
i
4
V
4
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ft
REMEMBER
month.
She
is
the
Taranger,
9
classv-looking
combined
passen
.v'n
Ecpnomy
Specials-
Malkin's
Quality
ger
liner
and
freighter
of
Norwegian
registry
which
docked
here
SATURDAY
IS
SKATING
DAY
AT
YOUR
CIVIC
CENTRE
in
August.
It
is
also
understood
that
two
deep-sea
freighters
will
dock
at
the
elevator
next
month.
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beitks,
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