Early
ltM0B1
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Animals
LONDON
(CP
A
piano-accord
jPlans
to
Tidy
Cemetery
By
Council
Over
Casey's
Approved
Objection
i
(CPBerwick
Girls'
H
pupils
are
taking
sin
In
form-filling
red
tape
of
oflldaldum
C
f
have
to
face
when
they"
I
school."
District
tlrm.
.
'v
t-vidlng
the
forms
f
lotust
visited
the
zoo
and
proved
that
music
hath
charms
to
aoothe
the
savage
beast.
Chimpanzees
beat
time,
sea
lions
stood
with
eyes
closed
in
rapture,
and
a
Uon
did
a
four-footed
version
of
a
quick-step.
BLACKWOOD
on
(bridge
START'NG
THURSDAY
I
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Plans
of
the
City
Council
to
employ
two
gardeners
during
the
summer
months
to
clean
up
the
elty
cemetery,
tidy
up
the
path-
'vs
and
around
the
gravestones
were
passed
last-
night
over
the
otroii"
objections
of
Aldcrmun
Ciecrge
Casey.
i
During
the
rcort
of
the
board
of
works
committee
given
by
chairman
of
the
board
Aid.
Mike
Krueser,
council
was
told
that
the
city
presently
employs
one
man
on
a
monthly
basis
to
open
and
clo.se
graves
and
clean
up
the
walk.s.
Since
May,
the
report
Showing:
Power
of
Hand
t
mm
tawa..
Helps
Outwit
Opponents
j
Mr..
Champion
didn't
have
quite
enough
for
an
oiK'ning
two
bid
but-on
the
second
round
he
showed
the
great
power
of
his
hand.
His
three
heart
bid
was'
Ptinif
Kiiut-tt
Duilv
Ntwi
Tuesday,
July
14,
1953
PVBIIHai
Bra
a
Country
i
.
?
J
MaHni
..
a
f.vtninrs
aiililrrn
..
partner
he
needed
very
for
game.
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY
TWO
FEATURES
I
Dan
Dailcy
-
Constance
Smith
in
"TAXI"
.Mio
on
the
Same
Pronram:
fey
n
Wolloce's
Dept.
Store
When
You
Want
The
Best
SWEATERS
Avon
Glcnayr
Jantzcn
Monarch
Lansea
Tish-U-Knit
The
best
at
Wallace's
isn't
more
expensive.
Just
your
assurance
of
satisfaction.
w
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORI
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
"BLACK
SWAN
Suiith
dealer
Buth
KHles
vulnerable
N..MII
(Mr.
Hair)
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Pasi
Festival
Opens
To
Packed
House-
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(CPI
-
The
Strat
aminniimtimii
ALS
-
-
-
NKWS
'
Times:
Taxi
7:00
-
9:56
stated
he
had
laid
300
feet
of
drain
tile.
The
cemetery
by-law
visualized
a
general
clean-up
of
the
cemetery
Aid.
Krueger
stated,
and
-this
was
to
be
advanced
In
stases.
The
next
step
was
to
employ
two
gardeners
during
the
summer
months
to
clean
up
around
graves
and
pathways,
straighten
up
headstones,
re-rool
the
caretaker's
cabin
and
paint
the
outside
of
the
building.
All
this
was
to
be
paid
for,
out
of
the
one
mill
levy.
Approximate
cost
at
the
end
of
summer
was
estimated
at
$3,800
for
labpr
anu
materials,"
he
said.
Aid.
Casey
said
such
an
overall
picture
was
Dot
the
intention
of
the
by-law.
"We
are
not
supposed
to
take
care
of
all
the
graves
belonging
to
people
who
have
relatives
to
taKe
care
of
them,"
he
said.
"It
is
their
responsibility,
not
ours."
Aid.
Krueger
said
that
leaving
leaning
headstones
and
untidy
graves
in
the
cemetery
gave
people
a
poor
impression.
He
said
that
besides
the
drainage
situation
the
cemetery
should
be
taken
care
of
on
the
.surface.
There
was
no
point
in
doing
half
a
job.
Mayo
Harold
Whalen
pointed
out
that
there
were
many
graves
in
the
cemetery
with
no
one
to
look
after
them
any
more.
Aid.
Casey
insisted
that
he
wa
n
t
goi!)
to
approve
of
the
city
looking
after
private
graves.
He
urged
that
council
clean
up
the
pathways
and
leave
the
graves
for
the
persons
related
to
the
dead
to
look
after.
y
Put
to
a
motion
the
plaits
of
I
he
works
committee
were
endorsed,
with
Aid.
Casey
dissenting.
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mspiav
ftOMUT
CATMMS
ranoNtn
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
COMPANY
Black
Swan
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tiimtk
ford
Shakespearean
Festival,
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PETERSBURG
JUNEAU
And
Oiher
Alaska
Points
of
the
world's
dramatic
events
of
the
year,
opened
Monday
night.
Even
before
the
premier
per
formance
of
"Richard.
Ill"
star-
ring
Alec
Guinness
and
Irene
Worth,
Festival
official
were
optimistically
talking
about
extending
the
five-week
run
to
six,
and
after
the
enthusiastic
re
ception
by
the
war-capacity
crowd
of
about
1,300,
that
talk
should
certainly
lncrea.se,
GIG
YOUNG
JAMES
WHIlHOtt
.
'
Today
and
Wednesday
"DESPERATE
1:11
Only
Financially
the
Festival,
first!"THE
GIKL"
7:00
and
9:25
p.m.
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not
forcing
but
it
told
his
little
to
have
a
good
play
Mr.
Dale
had
an
ace.
a
single-
trn
honor
in
spades
and
rcason-shle
heart
support
to
offer.
His
r-ilp
to
four
hearts
was
automatic.
Peeim;
no
chance
of
defeat
in-?
h-t
contract.
Mr.
Abel
t-attempted
to
sacri'ice
at
five
diamonds
hut
Mr.
Champion
was
unwilling
to
plav
aBr.inst
thit
contract,
even
though
hi-!
partner
had
doubled
It.
Tie
elected
to
have
a
try
at
five
hearts,
which
Mr.
Muroy
plee-
ully
doubled.
.
The
opening
lead
wis
the
'
ini
of
diamonds
which
Mr
r'haniplon
ruffed.
The
see
of
nodes
was
cashed
and
a
small
spade
ruffed
low
in
dummy.
A
small
heart
ws
led
to
the
'in
In
the
closed
hand
an''
Mr.
Abel
showed
out.
diseordin
he
deuce
of
clubs
Mr.
Cham
pion
muttered
snerilv
snme-
'hing
about
the
trumps
always
being
.bunched
against
htrts.
:
However,
he
.proceeded
"
Hake
the
hand,
as
follows.
He
'ed
a
small
spade
and
ruffed
-It
h
dummy's
queen
of
hearts.
Then
he
entered
his
hand
by
offing
a
diamond.
It
seemed
arlv
sure
that
Mr.
Abel
had
-turfed
with
seven
diamonds
nd
if
so
Mr.
Muzy
was
now
uit
of
that
suit.
Mr.
Champion
cashed
his
last
''0
hearts.
He
nlayed
the
jack
f
spades,
dropping
Mr.
Mu.v'i
i
en.
Now
he
led
another
good
narie
Mr.
Muzzy
ruffed
and
led
I
he
Jack
of
clubs.
The
nueen
-on
this
trlek
.
apd
another
'nod
spade
lead
caused
Mr.
Muwy
tn
ruff
with
the
last
'rump.
The
ace
of
clubs
on
the.
board
then
won
the
last
and
ramc-going
trick.
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BRIG
HAM
YOUNG
University
grad,
23-ycar.-old.Jna
Drown
carries
Utah's
hopes,
in
the
forthcoming
Miss
America
Pageant
in
Atlantic
City.'
Ina
hopes
to
duplicate
the
achievement
of
another
Utah
daughter.
Colleen
Hutching,
who
was
Miss
America
1952.
She's
five
feet
six
Inches,
weights
118
ponds
and
has
brown
hair
and
eyeu.
Like
Colleen,
her
talent
is
in
dramatics.
Montreal
Firm
Doubles
Service
To
Kitimat
Site
VANCOUVER
ff.
:
Sagliffnay
Terminals
Limited
of
Montreal
shipping
arm
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada.
'announced
today
it
will
double
its
present
monthly
shin
srrvt'-o
to
Vancouver
anr
include
Kitimat
as
a
port
of
call
The
increased
service
start
Aus.
14
with-
sailing
of
the
8S
Snnharv
from
MontTeal
loaded
with
raw
materials
and
equip-m"''t
for
h
Aleari
smelter.
Four
of
the
seven
ships
to
be
used
on
the
twti-e-iwmthly
service
were
built
in
B.C.
They
are
the
former
Fort-typr
ships
Sunrell
and
Sunvalley
and
the
former
Park
ships
Sunmount
and
SunJew"!.-
Two
rhlps
will
call
iU
Vancouver
each
month
while
one
and
nosibly
two
continue
on
to
Kill-mat.
Melbourne
Starts
Work
For
Olympics
i
MELBOURNE
(AP)
The
or-1
ganizlng
committee
for
Mel
bourne's
1956
,
Olympic
games
I
now
is
getting
down
to
work
For
a
month
-there
has
not
been
one
argument.
,':
;
j
j
:'
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(
'
.
This
lack
,
'flrgumqn'thas
clven
a
bis;
boost-to
the
morale
of
the
Melbourne
people
who
are
confident
the
.city"'
will
be
pble
to
honor
(ts
obligations
to
the
.international
piympic
committee.
'
'
y
i
'Engineers
-
Hie
'
surveying"
the
Olympic
park
site
tor
the
Olympic
swimming
pool
and
the
first
excavation
likely
will
start
in
a
month.
Work
has
not
yet
started
on
the
cycling
velodrome
at
the
same
location
but
the'
layout
has
been
approved.
Plans
also
arc
well
advanced
for
alterations
to
the
Melbourne
erickct
ground
which
will
be
the
main
stadium.
No
structural
alterations,
however,
will
be
made
until
after
the
Queen's
vi;;lt:
at
the
end
of
February.
I
'
The
site
to
house
the
Olympic
:
athletes
remains
indefinite.
one,
'
h
imt
;
-
'
j
threat
,'
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How
would
ym
buiW
a
200-foot
television
towar
wHhtwt
a
)
construction
vof
Iter
kaviag
the
ground.
.
'
Here'i
how
Bel!
Telephone
Company
did
K.
Tbey
made
efght-foot
tower
aectkms
out
of
ata-minum
tubing:
Then
they
placed
the
first
section
wMhia'a
bast
on
the
ground.
Next
they
koisteJ
that
section
and
fastened
another
section
nmkmeath
H.
They
kept
on
repeating
the
process
rais-
.
ing
the
-completed
part
off
the
ground
by
means
of
a
band
winch.
One
test
tower
'was
dismantled
antl
re-erected
on
another
site,
all
in
one
day.
Just
goes
to
show
that
'
we
live
in
an
age
of
speed
and
'
'
aluminum.
Aluminum
'
Company
of
Canita,
Ltd.
(AJcan)
Public
Poiscngcr
i;
looUed
UllrSUallt
to
the
liri.vt
.lunu
of
the
"Mi.lnr
furrier
A-
of
its
kind
In
North
America
is
also
assured
of
success.
Nearly
go
per
cent
of
the
tickets
have
been
sold,
the
fipurc
necessary
to
break
even
on
the
minimum
budget.
Guinness,
better
known
here
for
his
roles
in
British
movies,
received
a
standing,
ovation
for
about
15
minutes
after
the
three-hour
performance.
Tonight.
"All's
Well
That
Ends
Well,"
will
be
presented.
It
will
alternate
.
with
"Rerwrd"
until
Auz.
15.
Richard
IU"'
Is
ons
of
the
historical
plays
of
William
Shakespeare
based
on
.'
actual
events
of
nistory.
SJd
",
i.-tf-ii.'-W-.t-'
Re-union
of
Upper
and
Lower
Canada
wu
first
proposed
by
the
British
Parliament
In
1822.
and
Regulations
thereunder.
,
,
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-
'
Issued
10
July,
1953.
.
Effective:
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18,
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