,
met
Kupeit
Dun
New1
Thursday,
December
3,
1963
(Jmfefaas
Slisji
crfifl&me-
in
V
Grandma
Sharpshooter
Wins
Award
For
Bagging
Wolves
By
The
Cauiwllun
pv
BUND
RIVER,
Ont.
Aroma's
top
woman
.jf.kilK'f
is
eagerly
awaiting
the
day
she
can
acid
,
,
her
notch
to
her
rifle
lutt.
Roy
Biliarriil,
trim
tfrs
,je
w!k
iPPeranre
bellr,
j
ern
Ontario
countryside
for
h.-r
at
.
-
.
i
;
V
w
ft
-
J
V
I
j
A
;y
f
Vv,
I
:
w-
I
ics
a
smnumoinon
VCAtMT'
4te
fur
wolf
No.
5.
now
beginning
to
and
enjey
liro.
says
the
.'-BhootmR
farmer
g
wife.
.ow
in
Killing
wolves,
she
doesn't
go
hunting
for
thrm
7
hey
seem
to
come
to
her,
with
fatal
results.
WOLF
KILI.KR
BADGE
The
Canadian
Tourist
Association
presented
her
with
a
wolf
killer's
bndRe
following
her
third
wolf
kill
Oct.
12.
She
Is
tXPELLKI
BY
REDS
from
China
were
these
two
members
or
the
Roman
Catholic
Order
of
Foreign
Missions.
1
Rev.
Antonio
Bonin
(left,
-f
Jolietie,
Que.,
and
Rev.
Alphonse
Cao-uette
of
Matane,
Que
hr
ESONALS
reached
Hong
Kongand
will
soon
return
to
the
order's
headquarters
In
Montreal.
Rev.
Bonin
has
served
In
Manchuria
since
1929
and
Rev.
Caouette
since
1936.
w
)oie
oi
uie
lew
women
so
hon-
,
(arl
Ilalver.son
arrived
cred-
Oct.
29
she
get
her
fourth
ff,irnwy
lo
join
her
liu--
;
I"
a
nearby
field
as
it
Mr
unci
Mrs.
Halverson
tempted
to
prey
on
the
Behar-
married
sepiemoer
i
ini""
-h
0
u'nn
rmver
and
have
taken
Pullen
Denies
Moron
Charge
CALGARY
S5-Rear
Admiral
H.
E.
Pullen,
chief
of
naval
ner.
i
never
r.noi
anything
bigger
than
groundhogs
and
squirrels
before
these
wolves,"
Mrs.
Be-harrlel
admits.
The
former
Agnes
Draper,
born
at
Iron
Bridge,
first
learned
tO
""
Shoot
11
1
vlrl
f
in
it
juice
here
ai
iVM
tigntn
n(
East.
Mrs.
Halverson
is
oniier
Mrs.
Mary
Fortune.
,
and
Mrs.
W.
F.
Wood
of
.
richnitp;
reMirnprl
vpKter-
Shop
at
the
Store
you
know
.
.
.
that
knows
you
Shop
where
You
can
buy
with
Confidence.;
,
Keep
your
Christmas
Dollars
in
Prince
RufJ
pert
where
they
will
buy
more-do
more
and
3
mean
more-to
everyone!
sonnel,
has
denied-
a
news
re
VI
10.
aboard
the
Prince
OcorgeUhat
I
time
her
father
had
six-week
holiday
triD
mapie
sugar
bush
where
;i
i
tuok
them
to
many
B.C.
port
from
Vancouver
which
quoted
him
as
saying
most
of
the
men
rejected
by
Uie
Royal
Canadian
Navy
are
"morons."
I
hi
dvermc
mem
it
nol
published
or
'
displayed
by
(he
Liquor
Control
Hosrd
or
by
ihe
Government
oi
British
Columbia.
SB.
children
shot
squirrels
whKa
he
was
making
sugar.
Mrs.
Boharriel
shot
her
first
Wnlf
harlr
In
KM
rn
U
.
r
inn
S
Foreman,
purehas-
-
i
......
m
IDJ1.
OUt;
arat
for
Columbia
Cellulose,
spotted
the
sneaking
predator
n,
jcow
.
wc
uuuugii
a
oense
log
Deninrt
the
!'
?S
.
P.
fit"
T-.
B
p
from
a
business
trip
to
raton.
Travelling
with
him
farmhouse
and
stopped
him
cold
less
than
100
yards
from
the
bam.
1
TTTjt
'
-
tiii
i
i
mil
f
Clearing...
Broken
Lines
of
BABY
SHOES
jk
Georse
was
T.
Swangler.
imt
agent
Tor
Canadian
-iis
iinrl
Cellulose.
"REAL
SCARE"
Her
Kprnnii
n-nif
i
U
arriving
yesterday
was
!
March
of
1953,
gave
her
a
"real
and
Voman
StandrifiK
of
Tor-
:
scare."
Hpr
vnunw
AnnA
ho
is
visiting
his
brother,
'
"'-'n
ei.j
out
tht
h?
rrv'i-H
J5uglacjtaniri..g,
Suite
Six,
not
shoo
the
big
grey
"dog"
off
jii
.c
iiimaopner
biock.
ine
road.
She
ran
oit
to
find
Little
Slippers
98c
1
wcif
on
the
road
with
the
chin
t
Martin
Enksen,
president
m
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
.
-
.
v
-y;
ir.d
K
S.
Harding,
man-
,.
,n
rt.if-ned
from
a
trip
Vascouver,
Victoria
and
Na-
The
STORK
Shoppe
Dl
Phone
l
in.
I
v
thm
they
attended
Orabbing
her
30.30
rifle,
she
r
'.led
it
with
one
shot,
and
-f"ed
the
surrcfd
dead
anl-
'
:
'n'o
the
house.
The
wolf,
"'
!;
by
the
wrm
kitchen,
"
in
i-n
w'inT
?nd
snapping.
Jn
.h.er
prnic,
Mrs.
Beharricl
grabbed
a
hockey
stick
wh
was
handy
and
ciubbed
It
until
It
stopped
moving.
THREAT
TO
FLOCK
3
ibfrship
meetings
of
the
Green
181
214-216
Sixth
Street
i
v
-
'
CZSi'"'
j
z.t
ly'
FLOOR
LAMPS
PARTY
GLASSES
A
fine
array
ot
modern
For
those
Holiday
Festf-lamps
just
in
the
right
vities
when
good
friends
styles
for
Christmas
rail.
Ideal
as
a
gift,
giving.
-
8-oz.
size.
f"
19-95
Fori
Ot1:
Complete
'
'"
.
':
iid
Mrs
B.
Rowbotham.
tc
Avptuie
West,
also
re-
j
v
Wholesale
&
Retail
.
Phone
372
"l
abird
the
George
Ves-
'.
t
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
TABLE
LAMPS
HASSOCKS
h)!h,l
X)lIlts.
The
Beharriels
live
on
a
160-acre
farm
near
Dean
Lake.
They
have
about
70
sheet,
in
their
flock.
With
a
thoroughbred
cw
costing
$75.
three
wolven
must
GIFTS
for
MEN
:
!
M
:
1
',
!
j
m
M
A
U
carry
a
Complete
ihie
at
.
J
;
L
Peii.
Fourth
Avenue
Plumed
from
a
trip
to
vmi
and
Victoria.
Accom-:'i
1it
on
the
return
trip
(
tin
George
was
her
aunt.
Every
style
in
a
wide
range
of
color
and
upholstery.
A
perfect
gift
for
Dad
or
Mom.
Let
them
take
it
easy.
Modern
styles
for
gracious
livinq
just
the
thing
for
Christmas
giving.
There's
one
for
every
home.
IMPORTCD
"
I
M
For
The
Best
In
Chrome
5
Pipes.
Cifiars,
rs,
1
1
larcttes
Ijarcttes
a
and
Tobacco
and
all
other
tern-
Dunkley
of
Victoria
rtuL('h;lstmus
hcrr
SMOKERS
SUPPLIES
SAY
-Coocij4
'
r
From
$5-95
From
$y.5
0
d
'LADIES
k
Good'
Siimilv
of
i
BOXED
CHOCOLATES
All
the
best
known
brands.
Both
Ihimestki
and
IMPORTED
lere's
1
be
nhot
at
the
present
bounty
of
$25
In
order
to
pay
for
the
loss
of
one
ewe.
!
Hungry
woives
have
played
I
hs-"
wlh
their
tloflr
j
"Tlie
few-H
have
killed
still
j
do
nut
cover
our
iossi-s
'.o
tht'-c
hungry,
preying
beasts,"
Mrs.
,
Beharriel
said.
Norwegian
Ship
Officers
Call
Strike
fSI,0
(CP)
NorireKln
shin
officers
went
nn
strike
today
in
walkout
whii
h
may
ti"
up
mrvst
of
Norway's
nierchnnt
navy,
backbone
of
Its
economy.
!
Deck
officers
complain
they
are
not
making
ris
much
ns
nun
In
the
rngii)
"LOiii.
Onlv
a
f"W
shins
were
Involved
In
the
InltUl
walkout
bin
shlpnlne
officials
estimated
that
at
least
400
vessels
may
be
Idle
within
a
month.
Mt
.-V".
,7
CIGAR
loll
ROTTO
odav
STORE
f'l.U
Sandwich
Toaster
1.00
fils
in
Bun..
m,
"i'Jr
r":
9j!'
Aufomalic
Toaster
PRINTING
peciallv
when
it
is
one
COMPANY
A
qift
for
mom
that
will
give
her
years
of
-frt'
of
thes2
practical
sandwich
toasters.
When
you
buy
COOEY
Chrome
kitchen
sets
you
are
assured
of
peak
satisfaction.
The
durable
materials
that
go
into
these
sets,
along
with
the
ultra-modern
designs,
place
COOEY
Chrome
sets
ahead
of
all
others
in
the
market.
Table
tops
of
heat-
and
scorch-resistant
composition
that
defies
scratching.
Chairs
upholstered
in
long-wearing
plastic
materials.
,
F'
$.95
From
$2,2-50
A-
MIX
MASTER
A
dream
come
true
under
your
Christmas
Tree.
No
better
gift
for
Mother.
-ANNOUNCING
-
the
openinq
of
new
offices
ot
303
3rd
Ave.
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E.
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Green
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ELLIS
AIR
LINES
Sets
Complete
From
$58-95
Low
Monthly
Terms
.
.
.
Small
Down
Payments
OCCASIONAL
TABLES
For
the
Gift
that
is
Practical
as
well
as
Pleasing
...
for
the
GROUP
FA
Blushing
Bride
.
.
.
or
married
for
years,
every
woman
knows
that
the
best
food,
vaSue
on
her
budget
is
MILK.
And
tho-best
milk
is
the
Freshest
Milk
.
.
.
milk
shipped
tho
shortest
jdista
nee
.
".
.
milk
from
the
Ce
A
forms
of
the
BULKLEY
VALLEY
MILK
PRODUCERS
ASSOCIATION.
And
the
cosiest,
least
expensive
way
to
buy'that
milk
is
straight
from
Ihe
delivery
truck.
ON
DEC.
10th
-Z
gift
that
adds
so
much
to
your
home
.
.
.
choose
from
our
hdge
selection
of
finest
tables.
VOTE
AS
YOU
LIKE
BUT
VOTE
$1.95
up
Any
organized
group
cons'sting
of
Cl9lt
or
more
persons
is
eligible
for
our
special
reduced
fares.
1f0
REDUCTION
Ft3
tQ7
'
REDUCTION
FOR
&
O
,
GROUPS
OF
16
OR
MORE.
!RTS
TEAMS...
CLUBS...
2et
your
friends
in
Alaska
ot
low
Co-r
and
minimum
time
loss.
FRESH
MILK
On
your
doorstep,
Quart
29c
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WITH
CONFIDENCE
-
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AT
HOME
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