“eee he . ae nae da a on reed pra | Mie doa 1 6 P. ‘nce Rupe rt Daily News Tuesday, April 12, 1955. “Alberta Nimrods, Anglers Seeking Farmers As Friends CALGARY (--Itunters and fishermen here, as In other areas, want farmers for friends. Pish and game associations in been a major factor in making the Alberta association the larg- est of Its kind in Canada, One of his desires is formation of a Crnada-wide [sa ' western Canada consistently and game iry to educate members to ree spect farmers’ rights and thelr group, A key man for Ducks Unliimit- land. Complaints have been ted in Canada, he had a part in registered In the past about; forming tiie North American some hunters’ disrespect for| group and was ohe of the first to use the phrase “Ducks Un- Nmited.” “ Much of Mr. Spargo’s tline Is spent speaking to organizations on the. Prairies. He lectures on conservation and illustrates his idens with his own picture slides and two films, “Hunting with Camera” and “We Give Yuu Fish." ' Mr. Spargo tries to win over jumor sportsmen as well as adults. He has advovated form- ation of junior groups and has drawn up and edited a code of ethics for young sportsmen, Conciliation Officer Seen For IWA Talks farm property. A movement now starting caters to the fuvmers. The Calgary Fish and Game Assotlation has drafted a reso- jution to be forwarded to the Alberta legislature which would protect the rights of farmers. CLEAR POSTING The resolution asks Gat farm- ers’ be asked to post signs out lining the conditions under whieh sportsmen will be allow- ed to enter thelr land. Other previsions ask that the farmer pot his name and realstered rember, entitling him to close the land to sportsmen at certain times of the year, One fish und game group here lias proposrd that the cub sign yp for a 319000 public THability insurance potiey ta provide pro- tection ta farmers for property Jess caused by sportsmen, Hiunt- e's Wopld carry cards bearing their names and addresses, These would be given tu farmers who give permission to hunt on the land. VANCOUVER (r-— A concilia- manager of, Hon affleer is expected to step George Spargo, 4} Alberta Fish and Game As-' Into the deadlocked — contract. between — 32,000 soclation, Is one of the leaders by Wesgliat ons this bunter-edueation move. Cust woodworkers and lumber ment. The Gl-sear-old outdgors and logging operators early next enthusiast has devated much of, 6 eek his life to the welfare of the ore! Request for a government con- ganization and the promotion of; cianuun officer as made Thurs- conservation, day by B.C. distriet, Interna- Rorn in) Polperg, Cornwall,’ tonal Woodworkers 07 America England, Mr. Spargy started In ciO-CCL immediately after the conservation as assistant to the! union broke off bargaluans with inspector of A’berta fshevies in 108 forest companies. 1041, He was director of fisher- Negotiations between the TWA sey when he resigned in 1940. He and the yporntors were stalled has been active iu fish and game after three weeks of bargaining organizations since 1024. talks during whieh the union LARGEST. GROUP claimed that preposals submit- Members sity Mr. Spargo has ted by the operators would we _ weaken the existing contract. BERRRRME BAER EMW EAR = he union also claimed that i ' w Wallace's Boys Dept. gi. Forest Industrial Relations, rep- gw resenting management, bad re- w® fused to consider a 10-cent > WB ucross-the-board hourly = pay @ pike and other demands sub- nw mitted by the IWA. IWA negotiators, it was learn-. mec, refused tu consider 18 con- @ tract aniendments submitted by WOFIR, . f A union statement sald ' r CE othe emposers mece “This attitude on the part of| further. gp ovid. | go Jehbn Billings, FIR manager, B declined to comment except to| cortfitm nerotintions were dead- acked anid eiiployers pod are gp areparing for congibatan pros Bp cedure. me, Youcaritgo' RECUR ABPEMRETEKRERSEHNS AER ERECON SESS fe ft IF you Fee NLLOUT Boys Departments diciasons at thi, stage coms { yg vletely tutte,” the statement | ty @ o mr ALL: | A | 3 T Aine y OH, TO BE LN FLORIDA NOW THAT ... Lovely Linda Leader from Find)ey, Ohio, is far from home and the Inclement weather. , hitting the Midwest and other arrives. Sunning and swimming enjoys the Florida version of spring. Tax Setup Sees Becoming Own Producers that a four-spade contract play- . By BOB THOMAS ‘ough, HOLLY WOOD (AP)—“Every star wants to get: into the act.” That variation of the Jimmy Durante lament heart bid was duly followed by might be voiced by any film producer these days, Al- most every day a film performer announces creation’ of a firm to produce movies, Look at the names of those} who bave plans to produce their! js the office of Robert Blumofe, it had to be played the frst| own pictures: Burt Laneaster, | Marilyn Monroe, Marlon Brando, ; Joan Crawford, Rita Hayworth, June Russell, Lueilie Ball-Desi Arnaz, Corne] Wilde, Henry ‘Fonda, Kirk Douglas, Robert Mit- chum, Fran: Sinatra, Errol Flynn, Dick Powell-June Ally- son, Jane Wyman, Ann Southern, James Mason, The majority of these phiyers have made deals with the bustl- Ing Unites AsGe.s firm, which is certainly Jiving up to its name. As a matter of fact, the com- pany was founded on the same prinelple 35 years ago, as a re- leasing company for producers Mary Pickford, Douglas Fair- i banks, Charlle Chapbn and D. the! W, Griffith. cnployers had demanded that: 1; ‘ ; vo ducer-star deals 0} s coas ‘ a. money , . H ast year’s contract be accepted i ar ¢ on this coast] UA. puts up iie money forjmally, the defenders could have gm owithoul change, Le see re The focal point for the pro- , : noes ‘eas ie A eal ag = Now featuring § = Now Featuring § i " i 1. Boys’ Topcours BW: These days most people work under uf e prensure, ety mere ee leas hia al and bri 2, Boys’ Blazers BE iveve cater Uo lvre-turder to teqain, a ' Hj Toilay's tense living, lowered reslatance, wi 3, Boys Dress Pants M. overwosh, worrymany of these may affect “4 a norm kidney action, When Kidneys get ' a ontee, past 4 A, Boys Sport Shirts f a hn th mtn, Tea vine, a ' D wa ‘ ral i int on eu . Ml WALLACE'S : ine ke vit Kil ill, Dah ‘ Vienulate idneya t dien, « DEPT, STORE wm) Thm el eae ilo TMEME MACE K siedincrier ad Skeena Bill Says: e @ LADIES... De Sure To Acted The Watory Golden Anni T Civic Contro ‘ Thursday, April 14, 1985, ' ne PrP GPP ' Swift's Allsweet Margarine t 6 WIS BEAK CAN hold more i than his belly ean-Alerted hy { the sight of a flying tlsh, 9 pellean zooms ty fo a aulek ' Jook and a fast grab. The fish | was ball for deep sen flashing off Palm Bench, Fla, but yaen~ Htloning United Press tote. | yrapher Jin Atherton tosved Ut Jean within camera rang BMOR i By FASLEY BLACKWOOD suas Draws Penalty Mv, Judge, the self-appointed s happiest when an ‘plenty of action there, You will notice all of the bid- ding is not given in today's hand. ; “begin until a bid has been fol- ; Howed by three passes. Here it: ‘was different, Play began after’ ‘Mr. Abel bid four hearts, Mr.: | Muzzy sterted it at this point by ‘Yeuding the ace of clubs. i Mr. Champlon clapped hbs| hands over his eyes. “Why does | ‘this sort of thing always hap- pen to me?” he sald tna strangl- ed volee, On the other hand. Mr. Dule, and Mr, Abel both looked! | pleased, BOOK OF LAWS 1 The premature lead gave Mr; parts of the country as spr-ng pale the right to enforce a pens | go on as usual for her as she “atty, Mr. Judge whipped out. his ‘ttle book of laws and stated (oe veceter ae we ernee, that the penalty was two-fold, ns e ‘follows: First. Mr. Champion Film Stars -ipartner of the offender) had to “puss at his next turn, That was- ‘n't so bad as he didn't want to bid any more anyway. He felt aed DY Mr, Muzzy, night be pretty: so the bidding reverted to ‘where It had been so rudely |n- lterrupted and Mr. Abel's four- three passes. The second part of the penalty was that the ace of clubs became, a “penalty card.” It had to re-| ‘main face up on the table and! vice-president in charge of Hol- time Mr. Muzzy could legally, ‘vwood operations for U.A. He ‘play It. explatied why stars are turn- AN ADVANTAGE Ing producers: "Mr. Champion's opening Jead; LIMITED EARNINGS ‘was the 10 of spades and when “It’s because the present tax dummy went down, Mr. Dale saw setup ig extremely unfair fer a once the advantage be cowd performers. Sure, the star makes iTeallze from Mr. Muzzy's prema- high carning Is short. It's pos- with the ace of spades over Mr. slble for & star to be rich one Muzzy’s king. He ied the queen year and broke the next. tot hearts and Mr. Champion took “Stars are naturally looking the ace aud returned the seven for ways to spread their carnings of diamonds. Dummy's ace won over a period of years, The pro-;4nd Mr. Dale led a small heart duction setup is one way to doito the jack. Then he led the that, When the stars own their deuce of clubs and played the " fiste badget and (2) a salable | vigpps | pee eee mene eae eee vdnte the air to entice the pelle: ‘ | Fast Passenger und Freight Aullings from Prince Mupert To Vancouver o Hriday and Bunduy 9 pan, To Kiljnolfriday and suns day 0 pn, To Stewart, Allee Arm—Sat- wrday 0 aim. ‘To Masot and North Queen Charlotltw-April 6, 20, Moy 4, aN To South queen Charlottes April 13,97, May 1, pam, Pasaengory bunrd ateunier one hour before sililng, | Vassonger Moxervatlons Pralght Nooklngn Borviiig 8.0, Blnew 1800, LUS RMIT. - Prince Rupert Agent 600 Ord Ave. Wh, OH99 & O88! KEENA GROCERY Peed gy films, they have a large resid- | five from the board. Mr. Muzzy ual value that can be realized Was forced by the laws to take _ in many ways.” ithis trick with the ace. | Here's how the plan works:}, Had the hand been played nor- making the pleture. The star fs} won two clubs, the ace of hearts given complete aulonouiy except ‘and a diamond trice. LULA. Is cousuited on cbr ga teal. ce : CATITEDRAL | Blumofe scoffed at the big | CANTERBURY, England ' studio notion that agtozs dust .D" Hewlett Johnson, often cal- “know what's wood for hem. The Ned the Red Dean. Sunday took “major lots have always resisted [!he viayor of Btalagrad on b tour. of Can canving the stars (he right ty Dersanylysescortad tours ¢ choose stories, arguing thet. a hen vie dal The mae tors should’ net: lice fend/y Dust {OS RAed 8 Hey iel Coleg AL ONE) avs mets hod end/ly Disk) eda Britains Butea ot Chit eity of Coventry, They were tne vited hero by the British Soviet fiiny subject, ‘| Poor Loser. (sho grein. | Tries To Shoot pe et ee eehanhinteeho Annunciation EASTER DANCE Wed. April 13 Soccer Player RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil u- Albino Prrelra, who recently eared the wcoomine qoul for pds amateur soccer team, was walt- tng on t Rio de Janeiro corner foro strategy when a stranger asked Ihe was "The one who scored the third goal?" erelra Music By The Dukes replied, “yes” expecting a pat ip: At on the back. | Annunciation Instead, the stranger.appars mutly a router for the losing (eum—-whipped oub a yun and pred, The qnanve was fn tv the putlet struck Peredea'y army Tht. Iyoatd fell to the ground. Pers ara and bystanders slood open- School Hall Dancing 9 = ? Admission $1 including | | “fraction of the rules, lor that reason he likes to Ki- ibitz the table where Mr, Muzzy 1s playing. _ He gets! ‘Veunlly the actual play docs not; nerable. a lot of money, but his span of ‘ture lead. 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