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10
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thai
".jlUv.
Jimi
5.
1902
fof
ravirg
rcr-cy
cn
"Baby."
one
ni'it
her,
v
lio
lius
had
jri::ht
chili'nn,
but-
only
one
born
Biggest
Hills,
Trees,
Now
Twins
Rebel
Leaders
Relative
Fights
with
the
Army
Now
Spurred
fcy
I
;it
hnin.-e
Mimmi
d
it
up:
Commission
that
the
modem
.
It
t--t
mo
e
to
have
a
baby
ti.T.d
towards
hospital
care
of;
n-.ipniK-
r.PS
-iv
hnn,,in.-
.,
,
at
inane.
I
paid
a
nurse
$i0
a
British
.Columbia,
which
has
nrorlui'ed
some
of
the
biuuest
rlav
for
21-hour
fluty
and
then
WINNIPEG
Critics
Oppose
Speaker's
Iden
Of
Home
Births
(CP)
Less
than
U
years
ago
tlie,
mountains
and
tm,
in
the
A
1
great
1
naneial
worry
to
youni;
'
parents."
'Surely
it.
would
be
possible
for
mothers
;o
have
their
babies
at
home
and
save
the
costly
hos-,
8i
y
Iioyal
Winnipeg
Rifles
battalion
made
a
name-for
world.
itself
fighting
Louis
Kiel
and
his
Metis.
Today
the
azine
has
credited
it
with
pro-
.
during
"the
biggest
twins
in
unit"
and
one
of
the
Riels
are
again
carrying
arms
.
history."
but
this
time
they're
11
on
the
same
side.
;
The
ai?
thf
ix
t01
J
ten
inch
three
hundred
pound
p:tal
bills,'"
.'aid
Mrs.
Eprotl,
a
A
itermaii
i
mother
herself.
"Vp
used
to
do
had
to
hire
someone
else
to
wash
clothes
and
feed
the
nurse.
On
top
of
thai
mother
does
not
pet
tiie
rest
slit'
deserves.
She
is
always
worrying
about
the
house
or
something."
Obstreticians
said
the
infant
mortality
rate
has
been
redu-.-ed
by
hospital
care,
and
most
agreed
Ilia!,
mothers
havir.n
their
first
baby
should
be
in
VANCOUVER
.?
Anna
Sprott
F'ur'ed
something
when
she
p.
o;
i
tliat
more
it
that
way
all
the
t.imv."
j
But
lhv
reai't.on
to
the
nro-
4
11
Hi!,
.
LCpL
ionaiv
Jack
and
Leo
i
iCurtyi
Curry
t
Riel
Kiel
of
of
u-avy
T,cavy
Brothers
Brothers,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Laurie
LoMire
I
Winnipeg,
a
great-nephew
of
the
0f
Vancouver.
Leo
is
a
federal
mothers
have
their
babie
at
j
po.-ai
wasn't
favorable.
h"me
Instead
of
in
Ivw-pitals
j
Baby
doetors.
mothers,
social
i
She
tolri
a
nuT-ring
of
the
w-.t
ker-
and
ever,
a
woman
news-
;
Vancouver
Metropolitan
Heal'
h
'paper
coiunmnLst
biased
the
idea
Metis
leacer,
will
accompany
a
inspector
in
the
Pacific
Meat
and
family
are
leaving
here
Sun-
section
of
the
rifie
bat
talion
to
.
Co.
Ltd..
Maruole.
Jack
wort
"V
'
"'Germany
for
service
with
the
in
the
Hornby
street
liquor
store
Te.race.
Mr.
Linmre
has
bton
2T,
Infantry
Brigade
there.
in
Vancouver
'
!,!
.o"?
?.v0
Vl
.Tanned
and
fit.
the
28-yvar-old,
In
the
MaeLean's
article,
au
IT'S
TIME
FOR
A
CHANGE
builders
cunaus
suppi
sttoolv
nou.se.
hnnw
He
tie
hn
lia,
'
,l
inor
nyae
uumour
reports
inai
World
w
an
,
of
Korea,
is
one
Dr
Vernon
C
Brink
bioloiiist
been
with
the
comnanv
in
Prinre
.
..
....
-
....
r-
veriiuii
v.
nnriK,
a
a
motorist
of
the
Winnipeg
company
join-
on
the
University
of
B.C.'s
med-
Rupert
for
several
years.
i
lniil
3m1
Pin
w
ri'
vx
iian
&'
,U
Lf
M
0
IJ1JUREEN
O'Hi:
Make
se
Sing
other
Canadian
rifle
com-
icai
.
faculty,
recently
examined
panics
to
make
up
the
newly-
a
sta(.k
of
sd(,ntific
reCoi'ds
deai-formed
2nd
rifle
battalion
as
a
lng
witn
mulUple
blrU)s.
replacement
unit
for
some
of
the
;
.
.
,
.
.
m!n
"e
re
cou
d
f
"
d
now
in
Germany.
.
!
f'd,.
hf
,
,
.
.
nothing
to
indicate
either
the
'duly
is
proud
of
the
Riel
t
of
exlstcnce
of
name
and
of
the
unit
.
which
WpnUcal"
twlns
anywhcle
in
th
lought
against
his
great-uncle
A
WOrld
tall
heavv
as
or
as
as
IS
(.':l!TT
S.'-f
a,Uer
'!nB!t'B3's
Jack
and
Leo
the
article
i
j'jiu
10
lyau
in
c;.v;es,
ma
wuo
FUR
STORAGE
Safety
I'urs-t
j
says.
"One
of
Brinks'
associates,
I
warily
refusing
to
let
his
own
j
name
be
published,
told
me
he
,
was
'utterly
convinced'
that
the
Vancouver
behemoths
were
the
A
I.'
..
tv.ice
wounded
in
Europe.
He
has
alfvclion
also
for
the
2nd
Battalion
of
the
Princess
Patricias,
with
which
he
served'
a
year
in
Korea.
"I
went
in
with
the
Rifles
on
U-Day
but
I'm
equally
proud
of
my
service
with
the
Patricias,"
he
says.
He
enlisted
as
an
18-year-old
in
1942,
"to
join
my
big
brother."
and
he
enlisted
again
in
the
27th
mi
"Mutiny
in
the
t'miuty"
"Ire
ISrrakcrs"
"The
Sln
cphli
I.
ion"
biggest
duo
ever,"
Gilmour
adds.
He
points
out
that
"the
vast
sizes
are
all
the
more
remarkable
because
the
Leavy's
are
not
abnormal
or
pituitery
monsters
like
morst
of
the
giants
authenticated
in
medical
annuals."
The
article
recounts
some
of
the
more
lively
episodes
con-
Kveniim
Sl:
ms
Matinee
Satur-lay
It
Brigade
in
1950
because
"I
like
:
army
life
and
wanted
a
change
CM
p
from
eivvv
street.
"
Unw
he
!
"ecieu
wnn
uif
twins
enormous
wants
to
see
how
Europe
iwkshi-
and
points
out
thftt
"since
hln
school
days,
the
U-avy's
without
a
war
on
.
I
FURS
NEED
A
SUMMER
VACATION
nave
never
mei
anyone
incy
couldn't
look
down
on."
UNlVtRjAL-IIii
IPNAhONAL
picsonti
Afarjorie,
Percy
Curly
says
however
that
too
many
people
remember
thf
name
Riel.
"No
matter
where
1
ve
The
People's
Candidate
COMING
RADjO
PROGRAMS
KILBRIDE
been,
there's
someone
asking
j
EPSOM.
Eng.
CP
Sir
Phoenix,
about
it,"
he
smiles.
ia
thoroughbred
colt,
worth
10.-
n
it
f
i
i:MMi
li'l
l'AIKl(i
l;lMOIl
I.I.INt,
000,
broke
a
leg
during
training
f-xerrlsf
TnslenH
nf
slum!
Imr
th..
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