‘Steelhead Derby
caded. by a” 20-;
oni the: Kalwn,!

ors with Mart y ;

 

Game Commissioner FRANK
BURLER ‘has also signified his
intention of appearing, All plans
are finalized, and this definilely
will be the sreatest of many

splendid efforts by the local}

Clubbers,

| Taking another look at ‘the

: last moose: season, we. see that

the three open seasons on cows

These animals have a remark-

 
  
  
  
 
 
 
 
  

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ia)

{able reproductive capacity, but.

afterall, they.are actually the

numbers will fluctuate: accord-

range, Never let the hunter fear

has had no. detrimental effect, |
for 2 normal number: of, bulls: §
{was. taken and’ an ample stock 4)

of: breeding: - feniales.-’ remains, |

largest of the deer, and will’ §
adapt themselves to the avail.
able::feeding. range. and their.

ing (0 the condition of that. §

 

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Wednesday, February 15, 1956,

 

Being Pondered For U.S.

By GEORGE KITCHEN

- Canadian Press Staff Writer

WASHINGTON :())—The United
States, with an estimated 61,-
000,000 motor vehicles pounding
its highways every day, is think-
ing of launching a $51,500,000,000
road-improvement program, The
road-users would pay most of
the shot.

Congress, alarmed at the dete-
rioration of national roadways
and their inability to cope with
. [present-day traffic, has before it
several plans, introduced by both
Republicans and Democrats, to
finance a 15-year ,program of
highway modernization on a
pay-as-you-go basis.

The scheme pasically is aimed
at modernizing, rebuilding and
expanding the country's inter-
state highway system, a 37,600-
mile network which now links 42

They estimate that inadequate
primary highways, which provide
the country’s most vital trans-
portation links, cost annually!
$1,000,000,000 in traffic accidents,
$900,000,000 in lost time for com-
‘mercial vehicles and $700,000,000
unnecessirily spent on fuel,
brakes and tires.

The interstale highway sys-
tem, prime target of the pro-
gram, services 65 per cent of all
urban dwellers and 45 per cent
of the rural population, But,
the experts say, only one mile in
every six is cunsdered adequate
for today’s needs. The other
five mijes are old and in bad
need of repair.

The modernization program
involves abandoning soine roads
altogether and resocating them.
On many stretches now existing,
another two lanes would be laid,
providing a divicted four-lane

$51,500,000,000 Road Plan,

Paralyzed Boy Becomes
Full-Fledged Boy Scout

SAINT JOHN, N.B, (CP)—Billy Lawless has be-
come a Boy Scout, but it wasn’t easy,
He was 15 years old, and for six years has been
confined toa wheelchair by muscular dystrophy, a dis
sease that weakens and paralyzes the museles,
Wis boundaries were the walls port ttcctt cro es
of his home and he was virtually! ven one night in Billy Law-

alone In his limited world until jess’ home, the Sco
a tad ° 1CSS ' Scout troop as-
a chance visit by a group Of sembled. With his left hand on

 

Scouts from Assumption Roman} the Seout flag and his right

‘atholic) ehureh, Ihand raised, Billy Look the Scout
Billy had whiled away the; oath, ; :
hours painting but he was lone-| 4 geout hat was
rout hab was placed ¢
ly, His new friends gave him an! pis curly, brown Nein and apn
interest that led eventually tO tonderioot badge pinned to his
his recila¢ion of the vow “on my | shirt, ° "

horior, I premise to obey the:

 

state capitals and 90 per cent tof
all cities with a population of
50,000 or more, The program
includes 2,200 miles of roads
needed but not yet built, .

-The proposais now before Con-
sress for pay-as-you-go flnanc-
ing, with much of the money to reduced or eliminated,
be raised through higher taxes; The construction costs are
on gasoline, diesel fuel, tires.) staggering. They munge in av-
trucks, trailers and buses. Thus,‘ erage from more than $200,000 a
those who use the highways,! mile in rural areas to as high as
whether truckers, bus Hines or; $16,000,000 a mile for big city ex-

private motorists, would help! pressways.
{| foot the bill.

; { —_—————
These proposals are designed |
to raise $12,009,000,000 over a RCAF Piane

‘period: of several years, This Makes Flight

{that bis future hunting trips
may lack sights of game, for the:
lessons being learned. by our.
e.(game biologists are surely point-
ing'the way to the most efficient &
= {usage.of our .game resources
~~: over, the: long haul.” There: are
_;.{to:be manv surveys of ‘the moose
«(and deer. stand made before next
“| Fall. and.from ‘these checks we
»{shall“have a fairly precise pic-
ture of the actual remaining
stand of animals. _ .

Seout law... A young patrol leader fastened
. the patrol embleni to his shoulé
CF ro - .

It was a long struggle. Be Ider and draped the troop's red,
cause the muscular dystvOphy! pie and yellow kerchief around
first attacked when he was SiX nic neck. _
Billy had no chance to learn top by of os
read or write wilh other young- i The solemnity of the occasion
sters In school. Jasted only a few minutes, Af-

coe se iterwards there was a party, and
FLYING COLORS, “tuneh, ‘ .
His patient mother read fors yo wi

hours from “Tenderfoot To, '
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highway. Rights-of-way would
ba expanded and bridges built,
Many of the 22,000 curves in ex-
ess of uiree dezrees would be
straightened. Others would be
zraded. Steep grades would be

   

 

 

 

 

PENGUIN HEAVEN—The frozen fountain at the Penguin Poll in
Vancouver's Stanley Park provides a homelike atmosphere for
Peter, a, mative of Antarctica, Flowerlike icicles formed aver
the constently-flowing fountain during a cold spell in Vancou-

ver, os. (CP Photo)
portunity of showing its -erowth

and. strength, ‘representatives | | B LAC KWOO D 0 n oe

from most parts. of the Zonet}. | ee gs gt ote”
will be on hand, and’ isinueh Po” yy: > a
hoped thats. united. front can i -.

be formed that will bring ourj) - -- t

laral’ game and fish problems SO
By EASLEY. BLACKWOOD

before. the. Game Commission j.
mmission

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Queen's Scout,” a scouting man-
CHOP SUEY...
“He passed everything and did
it genuinely,” Scoubmagter Rod *
n00,00n ee federal snare OF len month-eld dauehter of My. and;
ae “Ane! ect Mrs. Frank Maxson of Kelowna, | AUCTIONER
Phone 6032 and 2801

val. Bach fact was stowed care,
fully away In the youth's mind,
Billy passed tenderfool exam.
.. CHOW MEIN
iwould be added to the $22,000,- 0 5 3.30
000,000 row produced through . 1 ' Shevpard said proudly, “His |Qpen O P.m.-s12¥ a.m.
toxisting federal taxes on gasoline | With Blue Baby marks were really excellent.”
Ven e . . : : . to
— | Hollywood Cafe
wou conde nee |B. a “blue baby” since birth, |
Pa y-8-YOU-0 financing is fe WAS flown here by RCAP mercy | — co : —_———
Today "Down Three Dark Strects’’
7 p.m. 8:20" > “Southwest Passage’

For Outside Orders Ph. 6226

 

eas
Best Supporting Cards Should Lietn Dummy;

“{ suppose you didn’t think I knew gvhat I was
doing,” snapped Mr. Champion after Mey Mugzy
managed to go. down two, doubled, at hisfour lub

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JACK TINDALE gets a: bit tan :
on the ‘rong. for. his eieht pound
steelhead taken. from the ‘Cloy-
Hob. last. Sunday. . This dyed-in-
8 |“he-wool fisherman takes it in all
jxinds. of weather, but. shrinks
from the limelight when success
somes. hig: way. How ~ about

inations with flying colors.
‘and tires to make up the $35,-! VANCOUVER O-—The three!
GEORGE DAWES
yored by most congressmen over i\—

plane. i
a proposal made last year by! The aircraft, with PE. Ltd.
President Eisenhower that the

'C. B. Tanguay, an RCAF doctor,
federal share be paid through a aboard, landed at Hope, B.C., 100
special bond issue.

The original miles easl of here, when stilt
Eisenhower plan ran in

to strong ?head winds ran it short of fuel!
opposition and Eisenhower now] The plane was piloted hy Sqdn,
with the! Ldr, George L. Sheahan of 121:

 
  
   
 

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“OTIR: ¥ : 9 ‘diamonds and a seven card suit ngaule an “777 Seavs he will go along ree
YOUR report neighbor? ‘fof my own,” Mr. Muzzy replied. Ne uy ex-increase proposal though it Communications and Resene . AMAZING
Mfg _ ; ‘Mr. Champion looked exasper- arc ‘dmittedly faces an uncertain Flight Sea Island, An ambulance 3 '
ff: 4 ‘ * ° Tlated, although this same thing wKQ4 reception in this election-year met the plane and transferred: | IN ITS
0 : Cana a A ain had happened tohim many; . a3 " Songress. jthe baby to the health centve for J 4,
ee me times before. “You couldn't. {m- & KQ108555 Highway experts sey that two- children, " SPECTACLE!
ge mee pe pe Tagine — my. suit, was: as good as} WissT BAST thirds of the country’s roads, a} On the flieht down, the baby
a ‘Dividends ‘yours, could’ you? Well, you Jost Mrs. Keen Mr. Abel key factor in national defence was cared for in a por able incu. ty
lWwo tricks. in. your. trump suit)» A ‘ ot $ ; 3 ° pianning, are below minimum bator.
7 ae ee, land I would: have lost: only one 3 Q :° 4 10 v4 4° safe driving standards, with we
pas a 3 dijn’ mine, -And, Pd have made aid eA IS worn-out navement, poorly The original Rideau canal svs-
ane ee ES mA ithyee diamonds ~ whereas you; °. . SOUTTt cineored curves. narrow rights-' tem between the Oltaw and St.
of 8761 maillion larqast amount {i nt down two at four clubs.” | Mr. Chanipion 'of-woy, jammed intersections Lawrence rivers was finished in
Canadian company in Gny year, |: WHY NOT. FOUR: ” | A102 land narrow oriuges. 1832.
n force: Canadian sales uo 94%. | “TF you had- such a hot dia-| 9 OG5 ferent stint anes cemmn n -
a i. heen *Viona, st, why didn’t you bid | , AKJISTS
TREE Mee Ie ge ;four diamonds?” asked. Mr. Muze | the bidding: 7
‘year the Company placed some ]/2¥,. Gesperately trying to Shift) vont Kast ‘South West :
$108 millions. in home, and|ithe blame ©. | 1&® Pass 14 lA
af other mnertgages, bringing the | “wBecause.” Mt Champion | vay Pass 2.9 A ;
st {total Sui Life mortgage in- ned. et t have! fa ras 8 A Bass
eotmnent to $400.000/000° “The {!ro4 tive clubs, “If Meera! tae Dbl. ATL pass

record. construction » of, new
homes In-recent years has been
financed to a great extent out
née in force now | of ‘the premiums paid by pol-

ve billions, highest,|icyholders .. to life . Insurance
tory:of Canadian. life!companies.”. Mr. Bourke said,
ompanies.-The Sun{"We nrovide financial security
nnounced .a further for the fomily-throvgh the
policyholders’ div- | purchase of life insurance and i

diamonds enough, we’d end upi~ |
in seven clubs, doubled and down /hand with his trump suit, plus):
five. Eesides, I just told you I) tricks in side suits from the}
can make three diamonds and jdummy, But asa dummy hand}
jno more.” ae {for his stronger partner, he may!
‘There are several important ; fum'sh no tricks at all, df Mri.
points tled up in the bidding of ; Champion had played today’s!
ath hand. First when each hand, for example, he could have :
for 2056 When S28 we heln-as many people as POs. || partner. has ‘a long suit bus | won six ciumond tricks—plus ,
ald, sphereby | sible to fulfill their natural | there is no fit Inveither, it'ds| two. heart, tricks and a spade |
Uhsurarice ‘ambition fo become, homeowtl’ | hotter lo leb the player ‘with | trick from Mr, Muazy's hand, 1 *
lic, s forthe Tbh yers; The modern type of home [litte or no side strength play’ Mapu Hor hand:
alve year, During 1953}mortgage whereby monthly 7)” t no side strength play, Mr, Muzzy, on the other hand)”
the hand, jeould win just one tick In aum-)

ompany paid $130 mill-; payments are made against In- | ;
peniefits to policyhold- | terest end princinal ts a most |} He can win tricks in Is own) "9 at his four club contrac. He:
‘tried to take to diamonds but:

any,in-ohe year, Sin
Annual: Report to
‘also. disclosus

TOMORROW a

A PAUW SUNT AT RUST

GARY COOPER., PAULETTE CODDARD
.Cecil B.DeMilles

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d-beneficlaries, a “now jattractive form of savings for
‘Living policyholders; young married people” he " ” iMis, Keen ruffed the second: rs COLOR DY | itt wa MM
“ilorierecelved over $04 mill-iadded, The Company also PLUG-IN | ,Jead of the sunt, FD TEGHNICOLOR —_DASIYA KARLOT «AULIAAMT - BOKD
jonas Total bendfils paid since}mace smbstantlal purchases, WIND.UF mye other point is a general, . wal

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WITH THE NEW ane bu, none the less iraportant ;
: | When you recognize a nilsTity|
RCAVI CTO R drop the bidding ax fast as you
leant on't keen plodding on|

Hust because you have a sinale. |
jton in your partner's eb, Bees
member, he may have a void in}
YOurs,

je. Company's first policy, was {during the year, of public util-
aned.in 187) now execed three | ity cand ‘industrial bonds, “In
Million: dollars. making these Investments we

heat niting Ils record Lotal of jave saekine for our noleyhald-
prs the highest vorsibte Inter-

Pew iife Insurance curing 1955, prs ‘
est, return consistent with sets [ty PORTABLE
urity. of principal.” sild Mr |! W pAdio.
SKIPP ER 45 PHONOGRAPH

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Jun: Life,exbocded ils 1954 total
$66,000,000, In a year when
Hes Of consumer goods were: Bourke
bpnamusually high level and The Reporl revealed that the
‘Teompellng. actively’ with sales }rate ef interest earned by the 1
"Af fo'insuraiee, the fact thht, Bn Life on Jts assets het
shown 9 further Inerense dur-
ing 1953, rising to 4.17%, With

“oy 'allstime record for He In-
the credit, policies of monetary

‘anes, could ba eslablished
owed that mora and more
Magne: realize Wee insurance Authorities In world financial
“frotection Jy casentind to fam- markels halting 1084's down
ait soenelty, according — to ward trend of Interest rates.
ornd W, Rourke, “Sun Lifes Mi, Bourke was of the opinion
voaldent, wha reviewed Com- that tha Company could cone
Hayy ‘results for the. -month tinue to Jnok forward to Ine
~vovad, The’ Company's Cana- terest anrnings “ab a sotlsface
Hn gales of Ovelinary ingur| tary rate’ In the months to 4 Shanmte 2 \
Sate quero” were wy 24eh pnd je COMA, i, wid Edwards, Of, wan't
1) peseneng. wore olxo reported from HHART AND “CULCULATORY |, leave elfy prlsan CE more (natn
UTM United Stites, Greal Brie] DISEASES LEANING CAUSE Ba e | week liter, is he's servings a
» Adon and-other countries where), OF DEATH ‘ @h 1 0-day sentence for litusieds
n Life transncts business, oh chore, conlalns shedin! hon,
ee GROUP UP 42% reference Lo tha Morlalby OX= te sald he bought the hat
4) Treluded fr tht ney inate] Mottonco ef the Sun Life during | roku mn fey nntn i
Tse woe & , vy| W055, In Novth Amorlea, due Ke “
Nena wag S244 mililona af now | ' fore his arrest dan, 88,

PSromy Inauanees Cs partly to the continuing de- ts

coud Inaurances Canadian) aroney jn mortally from | enue uvuAuenonnney
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Delher( edwards wants lo
know Hf he can get a refind
an his Ueket to the gallees
men's ball,

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controls is tried aul da New York by potlo patient Adrienie I! itament
Mhcos, 6. dudatne frau ner pleased Jook, she's enjoyine te ixcitem ont,
5
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ride, Called the frst effective: battery-powered sheelchaiey Tt
was belne demonstrated at the New York Cnilversity Tetevuc
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Has Seldom : q
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Medieal Center's Dastilute of Physleal Medhine and Rehahilitie
top, The shionp.h. wheelehily has passed ell tests far oc fety
and usedwoces seloup bse the dastitiie’s Self Hedi Diavdeas offi ‘,
whieh ds Snaneed by the Mareh of Dimes,

 

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— EQvoun, sales alone were up 42%
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Pr rots! worldwlde totus of tie yee subatantinily mara for
ti aN jn foree wa tay | llsenses the
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