vince Rupert Daily News

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es ijl, from. whom ‘the Le Gaent Sir
seigneur: of: the: Winston is descended,

inturers of Eng- | * Port Churehill, the. railway
& ‘into “Hudson’s Bay, ‘terminus of Hudson kay, had its
of. the. Hudson's Bay , name changed from Fort Prince
(Of Wales to Churchill in honor of

4; the duke, The company’s name

ne ners pa always been ‘different from
llggests in-an'‘edi- | ithat- of the bay itself, which is

ew ‘dignity will! ‘spelled without the posses SslVve,

ail'the addition: of a FOUNDED IN 1670

) Sir‘Winston’s war
Sir in come The. Hudson's Bay » Company
“suggestion, ; Was incorporated by, royal char-
remotely possible, - ‘| tor’ of King Charles IL in 1670,
ily” links: “with 2d Prince Rupert.was appointed
: rthe first ‘governor. The oldest}.
y Company—and chartered trading company in
Caniada—ca: ce from’ “existence; it has traded contin-

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1: who.” “beeame ‘the ‘of the romantic past of coureurs
jor.’of. the- company de bois, fur traders and log cab-
he:duke was the sec- ins. :

Vir sto Chureh-| In-a nostalgic passage, The
— “Times says cditorially:-

“The original Hudson's’ Bay
adventurers really were adven-
turous. They were, founded-ad-
/ miltedly with one very keen eye

‘open for trade—-to’ pursue the
“} grand old Elizabethan enterprise,
| the discover of: the Northwest
Passage into. the South Scas.
- Their history... is the fountain-
' head. of romance for. all who
ihave: played the game of red In-
dians in the proper spirit.”

The Times. also comments “on
the “happy — Anglo- French”. of
\sit Winston's title, Grand Seign-

yin. view of the “ancestral
mowiorics ‘of :both -the ancient
| peoples of Canada.. The com?
Spany’s first. explorers | were
--French- -Canadians cominissioned
uby. Prince Rupert, says’ The
Times: .

“The title is expected to be con- |
Memed on Sir Winston at a cere-|
mony in London in two or three
jtonths,

“NEAR MISS

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, in — A
“polleeman ‘almost shet. himself
“Monday ‘nicht’ with. a ‘pair of
“loaded pants,” Patrolinan . lied
Golden: said he; was holding his
trousers’ in one hand and bruch-

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GREGORY CLARK holds a trusting: chickadee in his han d in
|. this photo taken during the’ annual bird count ‘in the Toronto
area. Mr,. Clark, Toronto newspaper man. and writer,
member of a group which counted 28 species of birds. The lird
count, held annually during the Christmas season, is sponsored
by the National Audubon Society and the: United States Wiid-
JHife Service ‘Thousands of persons all over the continent take

ST. ANDREWS, N.B,
James Hamet
deckhand who became
millionaire medinspring of
giant Alzoma Steel Corporation, Tearcer.as a clerk in a Bathurst j
died New Year's Day. He was 81. ilaw firm, There he met Richard
Sir James. and
held contro) of Algoma and its} Canada and’ ‘still Jater a member

huge interests, it is generally-be-! of the House of Lords, and Max‘
lieved. ¢

wonder about the future control
of the empire fashioned on the} hand to put himself
foundation
plant at Sault Ste, Marie, Ont.
Sir Janes died at noon Sunday | Montreal by bu uying.a seat on the |
after a short illness due to ajatoek excha nge with a wun rowed |
heart ailment. At his be-lside was | $20,000,
his son‘end heir to the baron-
étcy, Philip Gordon Dunn, 50,
who flew from London, Engiand.
MANY VOICE PRAIBE land,
“The tributes were many, Said} beuking frm of Dunn,
Prime Minister St. Laurent:

“During his life he demon- was a multimillionaire. Dur-
strated both by word and deed /iM& the Hirst.
his belief in the future of Can-: Worked ©) secret dustrial pro-
jada. on

“is contribution to the indus-

 

 

was a

Algoma Stee! Corp. Magnate
Sir James Dunn Dies at 8

(—Sir trial development
oncline was tremendous.”
Mr... Dunn, ‘son of a Bathurst,’

‘multi- |
the | NB, shipbuilder, .

“Canada.
Dunn,

: started His

Canadian financiers now | ' Aliken, now, Lord. Beaverbrook,

Mr, Dunn worked as a deck-:
through’
of a once-bankrupt; Dalhousie University law school.
He entered: the financial arena in

BARONET LN 1920
He moved to London, Eng- |
where . he founded the

Fisher
ane Company. By the age of 39.

 

World War he

jJects £ or che British government
lund for this was created a bar-
‘one in 1990..

Sir James’ connection with Al-

trade Minister Howe:

 

Airinen Survive
Wyoming Storm {collay psed-in 1932 he owned more!

‘Following Crash |

KEMMERER, Wyo.
irman, -
airmen survived two days in a (88 chairmar president and prin

New Year's blizzard in the moun-

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leon steel. began in 1907 when!
‘he started raising - new finances |
for the. company, “When the firm |

jthan enough of its bonds to:
isecure dominance, -
o — Two Three years later he emerged

‘eipal owner. With modern ma-

tains of western Wyoming after. ‘chinery, he turned the defunct.
‘|they crash-landed their
plane.

Pilot Kenneth Kivler, 27, of!
Forl. Collins. Colo.,
senger,
Evanston, Ind.,
snow shelter they built and later t.
located a deserted summer ranch!
cabin,

They stayed there two days, ;
eating. hardtack
Futy caueht with his hands, i
_ After the sterm abated Mon--
day, they set
made from ope of the plane's a

i 8 wings, The barking of a dog led!
Bar a ise | them fo a ranches
ste . them here, }

They had taken off in Keifor's
jLwo-place Acronen fron
‘Springs. Wyo,
Ine, for Travis alr force base in:
California after visiting Kelfer's
parents in Fart ;

light : business into one of Canada's ,
most important: steel industries. |

In 195] Sir James gained con- |
itrol of Canada Steamship Lines.
He was known for his lavish
ipifis: lov unive) rallies, hospitals
and other ‘institutions.

and his pe s-|
Deloert uty, 22, lt
huddled in a

and a mbbit
out with a sled:

who drove.
Neither was iniured, |

Rock -
Saturday marn-

Collins,

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here for

11,000
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| the blankets, but

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ected to go forward in the bid- ‘of clubs which was covered with OF THE

Lady Dunn/ Bennett, later prime minister of ding, it was extremely unlikely dummy’s king and won by Mr, MONTH”
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BRIDGE

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Bridge Is Usually A “Game Of People”
This hand turned out very well for Mr. Dale, but’
it might not have done so, Considering his hand
alone, he might have been doubled at four hearts and_
set as much as 900 points, At the other exuveme, his
pre- emptive opening might have resulted i 111 1 his side

     

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

   

Saving
missing a makeable slam. Ma (ok
ast «Wes fi BOGARDS
But Mr. Dale knows that South dealer. bast West DONALD
bridge is a game of people and! yulnerable, off | SINDEN
» nota game of scientific accuracy NORTH i Vimainsa
alone. (Mr. Mel) al ‘4 McKEMNA
in starting out with a bid'of! — . Arias i fH # cam
four hearts, he figured the’ . : : : Liss CAMIRON
‘chances of gaining a favorable he K 63 i pitentiine
result were much in his favor! gpg BAST TANTMAW COLOR
Let's look at the whole picture (Miss Brash) (Mr. Muzzy) ol
as he saw it. aAQl AK WISE Als
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FURST QUESTION y Q 1983 9 AT ted While and Boo
Where. were all the spades? ‘ Q7 RATS 45 Capitol News
nat was the first question. He sour
wanted to keep his Opponents | (Mr. Dale) ' . wee nee
out of the bidding—and cspec- | & None ea
ially out of a game at the other’ VAs WS ae
major, Miss Brash is hard to' @ kode wa
sbi bout. A three heart opening : at)

Tha hidding:
South West “North Isat ;
4 y Pass Vass Pass

‘might not. be high enough to do:
‘the job. ©

| Next, he knew that his part-
ner, Mr. Abel, is not one to raise
a pre-emptive bid without sub- ;

  
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
  
  
   
       
    
    

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;Wwould get the hahd too high, : jack was now good for the game
i And then, of course, there was! 80ing trick. If the defenders
‘Mr, Muzzy. If four hearts be-, ‘had never touched clubs, even-
came the final contract, he, ‘tually Mr. Dale would have had
would be one of the defenders. to lead the suit himself, in which
That should be worth a trick or , Case he would have lost two
tio. And it was, Clubs,

Miss Brash led the trey of dia-! Note that even Mr. Muzzy
‘inonds. Mr. Muzzy won with the would have had a good play for
-ace and retumed the seven. Mr. four spades on the East-West

Dale went up with the king. He cards.

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get their defense organized, he @ Wellace’s Dept. Si ore fa: struck her a cruel blow... -
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| Miss Brash won wilh the queen &

_ LAUGH with her, and PRAY

Hlabaners ’

“ame to the
He had to-diseard on

and here Mr, Muzzy
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| this trick and he couldn't wait to ni
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‘clubs, He signaled vigorously;
;with the cight spot. He should |

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