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48 THE DAILY TIMES GAZETTE, Monday, August iii New Brunswick Fishermen Enjoying Excellent Season FREDERICTON (CP) New| Brunswick salmon streams this summer have been producing the best sport fishing in years. A check of camp proprietors and sports outfitters shows highly sat- isfactory results and the waters-- particularly the Miramichi, the Cains and the St. John Rivers- are expected to continue good catches until the end of the fall angling season on Oct. 1. portsmen and camp oOwiers alike have been elated at the way the salmon have been coming in from the bays, drawn by the high cool water due to frequent light rains. "We are as busy with guests and fish as we have been in the last eight years," said Tom Boyd, pro- prietor of cabins at Blackville. Guests were taking both grilse and salr salmon. The grilse on an av- erage weighed four to five pouads Boyd said these lighter fish weve} fighting like 10-pounders. The sal- {mon usually weigh 12 to 18 pounds [with one 22-pounder on record for this year. Clayton Stewart, proprietor of a resort at Boiestown, 'on the Mira- {machi watershed, goes farther than Boyd and claims the current year is the best in 20 years. "In the last five weeks we've averaged five or six a day," Stewart. 'Most are good-sized grilse, but there are salmon from 1 to 15 pounds." Wendell Allen, whose lodges are at the mouth of the Cains River, said his weekend fishing parties were averaging four or five gril and a salmon. St. John River pools above Fred- ericton are producing almost daily catches in the picturésque spots near the capital city. Montreal Savants Advance Toward Cancer Control | scores of younger men and women was unable to stop | him. who are serving as technicians orl. MONTREAL (CP) -- Research] toward widening the control of cancer and finding a cure is beiig materially expanded this year un- der auspices of the Canadian Cancer Society, says F. Lyle Pat- tee, executive secretary of the Quebec division. 'In the last 10 years research in this field has been increased prodigiously," Mr. Pattee said. "Ten years ago only a handful of scientists had applied themselves to solving cancer"s mystery be- cause at that time very little money was avalqabte for such in- vestigation." In the province of Quebec alone more than 40 top-flight doctors and scientists, in the leading hos- pitals and , laboratories, are de- voting their time to work on cancer. "And working with these key investigators in research are!scouts on a hiking trip. being trained for larger responsi- bilities." Radiation treatment had been made more effective through the development of the cobalt bomb and super-voltages up to 24,000,000 volts were being used now in cancer cases. Montreal, with five cobalt 60° therapy units, leads all other cities in the world in ths form of cancer treatment, said Mr. Pattee EATS AFTER WEEK SEATTLE (AP)--Rrchard Mizu- hata, 13-year-old Seattle boy scout who survived six days on Mount Raini.; with virtually no food or water, ate a big breakfast in a Seattle hospital Sunday. The Jap- anese-American boy was snatched from mountain's slopes Saturday, nearly a week after he had be- come separated from 13 other said | 'TOUCHDOWN Lions' import from Maryland, races for a touchdown against Saskatchewan Roughriders in a Western Interprovincial Foot- ball Union game at Vancouver. Vereb, all-American halfback last year, raced 57 yards for the touchdown. End Jon McWilliams hanging to Vereb's right foot, Bazzo Ezio Pinza Suffers Slight Stroke RAVENNA, Italy 61, bathing near will leave Italy Sept. day night Dr. Ugo Scaravelli, cian of the Hospital where Pinza has spent mer in a seaside villa wife and children, for New and * a week from today.' Earlier, Harold H. lawyer, received a cable from Mrs. saying her "partial paralysis of a limb" could seeable future." (Reuters)--| Italo-American basso Ezio Pinza,| suffered a slight stroke while here last week, but York | 6:00--Headlines, News 2 his doctor said here Sun-| chief physi- of Cervia, the sum-| with his | said the sing-| ing star was not seriously stricken 'will certainly be fit to travel | Stern, Pinza's said in New York he had Pinza | husband had suffered and "not work again in the fore-| MONDAY EVENING 5.00--Howdy Doody 5.30--The Prince 6:00--Dr. Hudson 6.30--Playhouse 10.00--~Drama at Ten 11:00--News: Sports 11.30--U.8. 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Barry Held nlikely | | Brunswick educational facilities|the North Star, a Canadian drag- ATCA Oa Ba | stretched all the way to Colomb ger trating - modern west- day night lack of religious liberty EASY BUDGET TERMS pan COME IN -- SAVE TODAY |Ceylon, in the last school year. ern fishing methods in Ceylon|in Russia precludes possibility of Wayne Barry, teen-ager from| waters. |any agreement between the Soviet Beaver Harbor, N.B., living in The captain's family joined him Usion_ and He Vatican. hi hol Colombo, took Grade 11 subjects in Ceylon last year and Wayne, Giuseppe Fietta confirmed bishop {by correspondence in the system now 17, undertook the correspond-| received a copy of a Soviet dis- appeal from D. P. (offered by the provincial educa-ence course. His 10-year-old bro-larmament [tion department. ther is in a public school but his|Pogidaiev, charge d'affaires at 0 | He achieved honors in the final four-year-old sister has had nolthe Soviet Embassy in Rome. i, 4 Convenient Budget Terms Above -- '57 Admiral "Bradford" "Aerial Installation TV REPAIR Sharp Electric 140 SIMCOE ST. 8. grade 11 examinations and did schooling problems yet, | Archbishop Fietta said in a well with the first section of the wayne returned alone to Canada/statement to the Italian news provincial matriculation papers.' recently and is visiting relatives agency Ansa that the meeting be- RA 88-8214 | His father, Capt. A. R. Barry, at Saint John. He plans to finish/tween himself and the Soviet offi- |has heen in Colombo for more than his high school education at Bea-|cial was a courtesy call and not IR years, serving with the Cana- ver Harbor. The family is ex-likely to be followed by further Idian fisheries section of the Col-pected back next year. Imeetings. 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