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THE HUNTING SEASON: is here again,
during which time lovers of the sport will
be flocking to woodland and forest, It
would be. well for those who enjoy the hunt
to keep in mind simple safety rules and
ee heed the warnings of the gome department
ey and those who urge caution in handling of
firearms.

"Hunting is a sport that each year
attracts many; but it is also a sport that
each year takes its toll of hurnan life..

Carrying loaded firearms under fences
and over deadfalls are habits that often
end in tragic newspaper stories,

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Good habits--good hunting ...

‘cap — for no matter how careful one re-
_ solves to be, there is all too often the

- other fellow,

_ safety habits there would be fewer fatal

Wednesday, August 17, 19

M. HALLOGK, Sditer

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the wotds in a bright colored jacket or

“other fellow” who, carried away with
excitment, pulls the trigger at the first
sign of movement in a dimly lighted woods,
Hunting is much like driving a car ih this
respect — for safety, be prepared for the

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However if everyone practised. simple:
hunting accidents. rainy day!”
Cultivated habits of any kind are hard
to break —- the important thing is to culti-

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“It's about all we've been able to put away for af

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“A gun is ALWAYS loaded” —.is a vate good ones.

good matto.to abide by.
The wise hunter is one who heads for

Times change---thank goodness . .

hunting.

AN 88-YEAR-OLD OFFICE MEMO un-
earthed in Winnipeg provides an amusing
backward glance at the primitive labar-
management relations of 1872.

“Office employees each day will fill
lamps, clean chimneys and trim wicks.
Wash windows once a week.

“Each clerk wili bring in a bucket of
water ond a scuttle of coal for the day’s esty
business.

“Men employees will be given an even-
ing off each week for courting purposes,
or two evenings a week if they go to
church regularly,

time reading good books,
‘Every employee who smokes

per ‘day in pay, provided profits
business permit."

Good habits should make for

“After 13 hours of labor in the office,
the employee should spend the remaining

cigars, uses liquor in any form, or frequents
pool or public halls or gets shaved in a bar-
ber shop, will give good reason to suspect
his worth, intentions, integrity and hon-

“The employee who has performed his
labors faithfully and without fault for five.
years will be given an increase of five cents

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 18. 8:00 P.M. — Family Film night 2 a
Christian Reform Church, Film entitled “The Family
Changed The World”, a
THURSDAY, Sere ae p30 Pu PM. — Community Centre in} of
The Rough”. ew sponsored by Terrace :
tennial Committee. Adult Tickets $1.50 available at L. E.t
Pruden’s office.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 9 am. to 9 pm. — Rummage Sele in:
the I00F Hall on Lakelse Avenue, under the aumpioes am
Skeena Valley Rebekah Lodge. Je

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Lawrence Seaway.

Visited the birthplace of Paul
Bunyan at Craokstan, Minnesota,
where his giant statue overlooks
the land of rolling green hills.
Toured an interesting museum in
the territory of the Cherokee In-
dian. We say the old Pembina
Trail Memorial, located in front |§
of the Red River Valley winter
sport shows building.

Crossed the badlands of North
Dakota and ran into a thunder
storm that stopped highway traf-
fie for about an hour, North Da-
kota is the Pesce Garden State
and the State flower the Elm.
Visited the fabulous park zoo at
Minot. Among the hundreds of
wildlife are tigers and a lion,
formerly owned by the late Clyde
Beatty, World famous wildcat.
trainer,

We were fascinated by the wide
expanses of ranchland in Montana,
with cattle grazing on hills and
dales; Makoshinka State Park,
where centuries of wind, watér
and time have eroded and carved
limestone and sandstone into
strange, welrd formations; Glacler
National Park, adjoining the Can-

“RANDOM”

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We overnighted at Iron Moun-
tain, on the border of Michigan
and Wisconsin where is situated
the World’s highest artificial ski
hill. The country is flat and the
highway visible for miles, Crossed
the faméus Duluth-Superior aerial
lift bridge (cost $21 Million) be-
tween Wisconsin and Minnesota,
the Westerly terminus of the St.

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