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do is to in when . [They match student conu'ibw

ltions of up to $1.000 per school

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....JT WU! YOU WERE STANDING IN THE WAY!

° h Cl ' P ' ' I, " i to buy protective equipment. FLY “LL I “RA'GHT m

. . ' land grant $300 a year to keep , W , F

V W PADNESDAY e a I m s g u 6 it up. T‘iey supply coach's aids. i PROGRAMS instructional films 1121:“ text):i . . e . promote safety pro .

( I‘CY TV R t d N f T I conduct training. coaching and l r m —M i e officiating clinics. i . n m —5ll:rlut;n a r a a It's an uphill task. but. Liona‘ 1 m p .n —R C.M.P knew that when they signed ule

,«i pni.——Vaca.‘lon Tim. By DENNIS ORCHARD rat college. increasing their edu-t would be if everyone played the” “momma” for “mime in p m.—Forest Rangers COW/ER (CP) The, cation, their long-range earning'who wanted to." ‘ work 2% years ago "noon—lBA ‘ trouble With growmg good Ca-‘power. and their football abil-‘ Lions have spent about $300.- Veitch. 32. has had to do lnad‘a“ {WWW Players. Says: ily. by using athletic talent as 000 in the province trying to fill everything the hard way since ‘Penny YCIlCh. Is the tempts-gs lever for scholarships to pay‘ the gap. mainly in developing he lost his right arm as a five- “m‘ to Clea" ‘l-hell‘ icommunity programs. year-old playing in the Vancou- But the administrators of a ver railway freight yards. He .local system that will send played soccer to the age of 16. ‘3.000 small-size. football players-and switc'ied to football where onto the Empire Stadium field he became an all-star junior at ‘ .t. lo—o draw attention to centre. When he was too old Minor Football Week in Canada, for junior he coached cham- ——agree they would rather have pionship teams at junior. juve-

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“'5 too easy for a profes-i have. six men in Us. sional football team to talk I schools who could make our boy into Signing a pro contract1 club right now." he says. when he should pack off to col-l Iege instead, MOST HANDICAPPED , As ong as members of the.thTt'lPL. co ordinator hellf’VFS: Canadian Football Lemme rob 3 ions ace a greater handi-i r .m.—Kraft Sus ense 'Iheetre . " - - ' ii :.in.~Newsmaga2ine Ith.e cradle' .53” Velmh- _th°y|cap mmthe” devempment pro"tz'ieir community program run‘nile. intermediate and high Inn pin—CBC TV News in.” ’3 “mmltmem “5 ,bﬂSIC at! grain 3” 3"" “her .CFL Club~iwithin the school system. school levels. He took up rug- ,;13.,m.__l°c.i wean." lwmnmg games and they sew.t Aone among Provmce’ be“ Veitch says a physical edu. ger and became a star wing (:14 ,_m_..5iqn on ‘Ously retard the development 05‘ wee“ he” 8" Quebec- the cation co-ordinator is needed in forward in a province dominant ‘ ’ name “ale” , .B' goyemmel‘t Offer“ ,"Oievery city with more than six in the game. (‘ch TV If that s overstating the case,lemlershlp 0". ﬁnancesf‘“ highl high schools. Part of the co-or- But Veitch was “momma. the minor football co-ordinatar‘SCth athlell‘fs‘ Lacking sul'l'idinator‘s job would be to help hie with star ranking. He has

3.15 ruin—Station Sign Co of the British Columbia Lions 9°" 0‘ any kli‘d {or the“ Pm'l find teachers qualified to in- always preferred a good team,

News, Weather, Sport ’15 happy to stand corrected. 3r§m3- Mt ‘ 5‘"31¢_Ciw has 31"“ struct in major sports. land ‘he says good teams come inn p.m.—R.C.M. . But Veitch points to half - a- Po'med 3" athlet‘c d”°"l°"lASSISTANCE MATCHED ionlv with guaranteed. capable 1‘0 p.ni.—Vecehon Time ' ' s 10 p.m~Fores‘ Rangers w‘fi pm.»Emnietf Kelly

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.dozen rookies in the westerniSchooi boards take a 'iaphaz-. U . . ‘ . . _ l . . -~ . - . ntil coordinators aie tip-leadership. Working for a con .Eonlft‘gwﬁe HIS year alone Wholfgd‘fmliggny pmcmng approaCh; pointed and money made avail- tinuity of this leaders‘iip is his ‘ e m 5 came to the pm ' able to schools, all Lions can job.

6 m p.m._1e,ev;s,on New. game too early. Among them is‘ We‘re Z) years behind an- M5 meWWhe, lBtlly Cooper of Winnipeg Blue iario," says Veitch. “There arei F .. nm_ 5 iBombers. _ ionly 31 schools playing football‘ 7'10 prim—Lionel Playhouse Veitch believes they could beiin BC. and hundreds more.

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Russia To Invest Heavily

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Ithe biggest in the world, said

ldevclopment of Soviet poultry 1farming between now and 1970.

tiarge poultry farms in order to

iproduce billions more eggs and ihundreds of thousands of ions Iof moat." he said.

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.plans to go ahead with its call

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By B. JAY BECKER

South dealer. Both sides vulnerable. N031! QJ 108 QAIOO‘” $803 MB! .37543 2 'AK942 .0758 OJ! KQBI .5 amen .AKIOOO ess ‘AKQJZ The bidding: South West. North East 1. Pass INT Pass 2: Pass 3. Pass

Opening lead—king of hearts.

Holmes and W tson were reminiscing before the fireside at Holmes‘ Baker Street lodg- ings, "Watson." said the famous detective. "did i ever tell you how I help tied into the employ of the Prince of Bosnia. case we concluded several fort- nights ago?" ,

Watson shook his head.

"One evening I was laying at the club with he rince. whom i had never met before. and became the declarer at four

ades "

The sleuth showed Watson the North~South cards and continu- ed: "West led the king and then the ace of hearts. How would ; you have played the hand?" i

"it's: staid I see no inobleml

at‘all." replied t'ie doctor. “ll would ruff. proceed to dra w. trumps. and make five-odd." i

"Aha. and you would then lose control of trumps and go own to defeat." retorted Holmes. "You should recognize that only a poor trump division can stop the contract. and; therefore take steps to prepare, for it. If you were to ruff andi then draw trumps. you would, fail utterly in your quest. Whati you should do'is discard a dia- mond on the ace of hearts and then discard a club on the heart continuation! “ , “You would lose the first, three tric ks. but would then? take the remainder. In fact t'iatf is the way I played the hand, and no sooner had I finishedl than the Prince. who had seen‘ the adverse hands and thoung lwould go down. exclaimedzl ‘You are exactly the man to un- dertake a most important mis-l sion for me. It is precisely suchl logic and extreme care which a‘ matter deeply concerns me re-f

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ui . , "And i am equally impress-i ed." said Watson. “You did in- dced show rare foresight as well as restraint in refusing the first three tricks. I can see now that my impeiuous play at trick twe‘ was clearly wrong and that ll tulle perceive the danger lurking unsuspected in the deal. Your sense of discernment is most extraordinary." .

"Elementary. my dear Wat-f replied Holmes. "Elemen-I ten."

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