(i Slag Mk Ky ob th a N , ae Te . mae ce uh . VEE an ; V 4° s mk ne fom, Naan “Ne He ‘ eae 5 | OUTDOORS: Wah Marty — ‘ & The Smithers people again ; that our, flatfish are about as Igad the way in the distribution |-tough‘ as’ can be th the ocean of Kamloops trout fry through- out the Interior District. A high. | bok ly successful hatch of around | There is a liquid plastie on the 90,000 eggs has lately been plant- | anglers market called “DIP.” ed In various lakes between j Occasionally knots improperly but a delight at the table. Houston and Hazelton, and your ! columnist is particularly keen to §ee the result of stocking Bige- low lake. This small water is | about the size of Oliver lake, but ahounds with a low type of ani- mal life; should the young trout Survive herein, then valuable in- farmation will be obtained for further ventures in similar hith- erlo waste waters. * This entire enterprise is handl- ed:by the Bulkley Valley elub- sters, they own their own acre- age and creck, which same is ysed for the actual egg-hatching process. Ample supervision and epe-picking is given freely by the members, and they are do- ing a job that merils the fullest ' praise. Only ihe eyed eges are proylded by the Game Commis- ! sion, ‘these are met upon arrival, ! and from then until they are planted volunteer labor is the ‘ order of the day. One-half mile | Qf road and a. bridge over the | 'made in nylon will slip under | strain, this may be precluded by dipping the knot (hook and all if need be) into the plastic, al- lowing a minute or so to harden in the air before fishing, it works fine. Cn Cohos are running: strong off Dundas Island. These fish are on the way to the Naas estuary for those who can get to them. Springs ‘fast losing color and condition at Moricetown, they are better returned to the water if caught. hod of A Danish professor recently ; Visited England to prove | his point that the Dolmen race that ‘inhabited Denmark 5000 years: ago, cleared land for agricultural | purposes by felling trees with: , Stone axes. The brawny profes-; ‘sor dropped a twenty- eight inch ‘fir tree in less than nineteen | minutes with his prehistoric. treek has been built and now | stone axe, but received the as-; _ gan his fight when at the sur- | : ; ww eyes the trap-shooting range is short- | sistance of bystanders who re- ly to be commenced. | trieved the axe-head that kept *: Besides all this, the pheasant | flying off into space. Fact! stocking program is going some- | What better than expected, sev- | eral flocks of chicks are fre- | quently seen, these being the | progeny of adult birds that wint- | red wild last year. An excellent | ob of work that calls for emul- | ation throughout the North | dountry. f. . t : * Guide Larry Stanwood is back | from a trip with a party from Calls Rule of 11 “A Lot of “T think this rule of Arizona. He reports cutthroats . up to 544 pounds caught on spin- : hers, with many around two | “about j ig just BLACKWOOD on BRIDGE By EASLEY BLACKWOOD NOT TITE LEAST BIT BOTHERED with the heat is this quintet of beauties on: blades cutting a pretty figure at the Sun Valley skating rink. Left to right are Frances Dorsey, Seattle skating | queen; Marla English and Kathryn Grandstaff, Hollywood starlets; and two ‘members of the j; Sun Valley Figure Skating Club, NOT MUCH THUNDER The Arctic area of Canada has| fewer thunderstorms than any |other part of the country. Fancy Hocus- Pocus” 11 you're always talking. a lot of fancy hocus-pocus,” announced ; pounds taking surface flies fish- ; : etl on spinning gear; these from : | Mr. Muzzy. Rill’s lake. Wonderful arm- ; “That's because you don’t un- | wearying sport on springs in ‘derstand it and you're too stub- | Douglas Channel and a long bat-:' born to try to learn it,” Mr.| lle with a monster halibut that Champion growled, “You've got] | the Arizonan wished to take | to have some systematic way of | uboard. His plaint was that huge ‘leading and playing the cards. ! Swordfish were gaffed and haul- | Take opening leads against no’ ed aboard by southern fisher- |trump contracts, for example, men, It was answered by the , You usually lead from your long-" Statement that the halibut be- | ‘est and strongest suit, Right? | “No,” said Mr. Muzzy, “I lead face, while faster fishes fre- | the suit my partner bid.” quently had nothing left when; Mr. Champion controlled hini- | brought alongside. When two | self with an ‘effort. “Who said | gaffs were promptly flung away your partner bid anything?” he; hy the halibut he was declared ; snarled.“Imagine the case where the winner and given his free-' your partner failed to enter the: dom the word goes back south bidding si all.” te te ee ‘the suit. | | “Who are you to say my part-- ‘Sabres and keep them in repair, : UAMUARERODUECEROR ner didn't enter the bidding?” The rule of 11 indicated Mr. “They are FO F. D. Kaye of Van-' 7 : a. replied Mr. Muzzy belligerently.: paje h rcouver, a pilot; Sgts. Phil Perry, a. i e had only one spade higher ! fv d Dan R t 1 a If your’re going to imagine what! than the seven. So nothing could. Vancouver an an Roy o a M might have happened the hand ;be lost by dropping the 10 spot'/O%! Garry, Man., aero-engine Ww might mave been pacsed out.” technicians; and Bill Staruck of | 5 g ght ‘al trick one to unblock the suit. 5 g “This is a hypolnetical case,” and establish a ten-ace holding C@%@dair Ltd, Montreal, manu- a Mi, Mr. Champion roared. “Can't you'in Mrs, Keen’s hand. . facturers of the Sabres. | 5 5 understand— ‘he Sup Pilots sme ferrying, it “ON WITE : GAME , e Sabres from England last; x Bo acone ‘on, Champion ” broke Use Wer t Ads—They Pay’ month, As soon as Turkish | y yin Mr. Dale, “You're going ‘no- Ir . ns n. Wherein this discussion—except / :. w crazy, maybe, Let's get on with PRINCE RUPERT MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Ww: a the game.” . . : a | The next hand was dealt and wish to announce that | iMr. Dale became declarer at a ‘three-no-trump-contract: “Mrs, cae DR. J, M. SPRUENKEN ; r Keen led her fourth best spade, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT SPECIALIST OF VANCOUVER Mi the seven spot. Dummy's ace . . . | ‘won and Mr. Muzay played the ; will be in the city from August 17-28 p lpy. e | Mr. Dale came to his hand Make your Consultatlon Appointment through your | , | gw! with the ace of hearts and push- wjed through the jack of clubs for \s Bia finesse, Now! | Mr. Muzzy avon with the king tg ge A ind led back his king of spades, For A Limited Time OFA RIMES FIM He follawed with the 10 of spades FREE Bi hut Mr. Dale refused to cover, w! Mrs, Keen could not overtake BAny $16.95 Pants Freel a without making Mr. Dale's jack w With Any Stock Suit ‘| good, so she let Mtv Muyzy hold "a - oheton uM the trick, Mr, Muzay then shift- Your cholee of any Wallace's sa to the queen of hearts but ritS you see Mr. Dale now had ‘plenty of tricks for his game, " MUZZY'S BEST PLAY mw Mr. Muzay should have played ' the 10 of spades at the first " trick, A Uitte thinking should: SWALLACE'S ne . ‘Halve l j ¥ y } | f aD E p T. S T QO R Er “Teast ite pin Mi rane ued le SUNN RHM aR Mame hen Mr. Dale would have held! [EVER "STEAL"A CARP| At thoso prices, these late model, A-1 Used Cars, aro a steal if wo ovor saw one, Come in and look fam ovor, Thoso and many others to choose from, we In the store at regulary: Mprice PLUS any $16.05 pant re free. Sizes 36 Through 46 0 0 CHEVROLET SUDAN Custam heater and aly eon. CIHONIN ER. ONLY ven ATO “40 FORD SEDAN Custom radio, henter and ay canditioning, Eseapttonaly QUOD ssrcssssnsesneee. « MM (}RrremnSer TEI DENNEENIEECITTERER 'h) MONARCIT SEDAN Now paint fab, Good motor NG UYOK, assesses REID 1 CHEVROLET SEDAN Automatic transmission, Two-tone palnt job with CHALOM Healer, won MEO (OCA (RUMEN ANEN YES Nt CHEVROLET 47 T0N PICKUP, Like new condition, Just gone 11,000 miles, Cure tom hentor, ONLY .. HI QS VU SE INTRIINATIONAL VG -ton Only 10,000 miles. Hontor like now HERI EODeRtr Oper OnedeD HEA YOUR FORD-MONARCH DEALER : Bob Parker Limited: oN "Tho Wome of Friendly Sorvieo" | ANKARA, Turkey (P)—Sqdn.. jLdr. Matt Dickinson of Ottawa, a’ supply officer in the RCAF for. 19 years, finds that here he has4 to answer questions about how |. to fly a plane. He is the RCAF's liaison of- ficer in Turkey, now taking de- livery of 82 Canadian-built Sabre jet fighters and 277 spare en- igines under the mutual aid pro-: gram of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Canadian Squadron Leader Teaches Turks About Jets pilots are trained, they will carry on the ferrying job as the fight- ers are overhauled at a British | aircraft firm. > All the Sabres have been in | service with the RCAF air di- vision in Europe. The 12 squad- vons now are being re-equipped with the more powerful Mark V’ Sabres, RCAF North Stars are | Mining Expert carrying the spare engines and parts to Turkey. ‘ 6 “Pr ines Ripert Daily News . ‘Saturday, August 14, 1954 Duke Becoming ' QUEBEC (. — The Duke of Edinburgh, fast becoming an ex- pert on minerals, mining. and smelting, switches his attention to -jron tdday. after getting the. Canadian picture of aluminum, uranium and gold. He leaves Quehec City on a flight’ to, ‘Septtles, Que., where he will be greeted by officials of the Iron Ore Company of Can- "= ada. Sept,-Iles is the rail and shipping point for iron ore being mined in Labradore and Ungava. After his sept.-Iles inspection of ore loading facilities the Duke travels to Knob Lake in Quebec, where the actual mining takes place, The scheduled time of ar- rival is.9:30 p.m, (AST) tonight. In the last two weeks Philip has seen the first aluminum in- got poured at the Aluminum jCompany of Canada’s Kitlnat project in British Columbia, gone underground at the urani- um mine at Port Radium on Great Bear Lake and watched: the pouring of a $28,000 gold ibrick at Yellowknife on Great "| Slave Lake, He returns to the wilds after a respite in Quebec City and a- day-long’ visit Friday to Valcar- tier, 15 miles west of here, + emt. + AW amch ) LONDON DRY GIN REGS Le Er) This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia. CITY OF PRINCE RUPERT NOTICE 5 eee. North dealer The Turkish air force has nev- Both sort Cr, she} er had such a fast plane and s-A its pilots have all sorts of ques- H—764— tions for Dickinson, who is not aan ain 53 a pilot, on the performance -of West AQ Kast Sabres, their stalling speed and : (Mrs, Keen) (Mr. Muzzy) how to do loops, rolls and sonic ; S-Q9872 S—K 103 booms. 1 H—10 5 3 H-QJ92 . D—75 4 Doe 10 83 Especially sonic booms. The C82 C—K 4 Turks previously had no plane ;. Suh Gir. Dale) that would fly faster than the : H—A K 8 speed of sound. ; : Cop DG Dickinson arrived here in The bidding: .June and expects to remain a - | North East South West | year or more, i Pass 2NT Pass : " 3 C Pass 3 NT All Pass’ WESTERNERS ON STAFF at least five. And with that: He has a staff of four to help: many he surely would have bid. show the Turks how to fly the: The new TELEPHONE DIRECTORY will be issued prior to September 19,1954. -. Persons or Firms wishing any changes in this directory must submit them in. writing | to the Telephone Office, City Hall, by Aug? ust 15, 1954, A. E. JANES, Superintendent ODAY a ~GRhan e 7 and 9 p.m, HER ar Ne MONDAY to WEDNESDA Y — 7. and’ a \ ae WINTERS: mt SULLA A SLI CHC TCH ie — ALSO — “Jimmie Wakeley's . dJambouree”’ Hot Rod Hucksters: TODAY 7 and 9: 10 (cme UCC EURO Mee ame the savage meeting Sm Ce and his Midnight Lady! .. 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