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50 THE EDMONTON JOURNAL, Thursday. May 27, 1971 $104,000 turned in by May 2 walkers on PEOPLE NEW LIQUOR PRICE LIST ON JUNE 1 A revised liquor price list will be in all Alberta Liquor Control Board stores June 1. A. D. Elliott.

ALCB chairman, sa.d Wednesday there will be no major price changes and most adjustments will be in the order of five to 10 cents. "Some prices will be up, due to increases by the manufacturers and others, possibly the majority, will be dawn because of changes in freight rates." Devon the weekend "of the walk. The children were disappointed they could not participate in the walk so they started one of their own, over a four-mile route near Devon. The Bay sponsored every one of its employees who wanted to walk, for twenty-five cents a m.e. They walked 1,816 miles and the Miles for Millions bank account is $454 bigger.

Chester A. Ronning, former Canadian ambassador to pre-Communist China, crossed the border into Hong Kong today after a month-long visit to China. Rcnning was accompanied by his daughter, Sylvia Hannah Cassadv, and a three-man Canadian television crew. Another daughter, Audrey Elaine Topping, remained in China with her husband. New York Times correspondent Seymour Topping, who now is visiting China.

I' 4 I -'v Relaxed liquor rules possible in 2 iveeks John J. Souter, who began teaching 43 years ago in a one-room school house at Blackie, Wednesday was named citizen of the year by Calgary Jaycees. The retiring principal of Calgary's King George Elementary and Junior High School is to receive the award June 4. Hv Gardner's Glad you asked that! How did Doris Day get her first big break? My family says she must be in her 60s. I say she's in her 50s.

Who's right? Melinda J. Hamm. None of you. Doris, born in 1924 in Cincinnati, celebrated her 47th birthday last April 3. She got her break in 1948 when Betty Hutton had to scuttle Romance on the High Seas to have a baby and Miss Day inherited the role.

Do you have a question about your favorite personality? Send to "Glad You Asked That," Promotion Department. The Edmonton Journal. Sandy Synishin of Thunder Bay, removes her shoes to board a bus after a two-day rainfall of about six inches caused flooding in the low-lying areas of the city Tuesdav. Damage in the flood was estimated at $100,000 to $500,000. Bobby Fischer defeated Taimanov on the 71st move cf an adjourned game Wednesday to take a 4-0 lead in their world chess championship quarter-final elimination match.

In a brilliantly-played end game highlighted by the sacrifice of a bishop, the U.S. grandmaster took 30 moves and IV hours to post fourth consecutive win in the 10-game match. At adjournment Tuesday, Fischer and Soviet grandmaster Taimanov were in what appeared to be an equal position. But Taimanov could not hold his cramped position 2gainst Fischer's freewheeling bishop. When Fischer, playing white, did sacrifice the piece, he obtained in compensation two passed pawns on the queenside.

10 or h'pster Sanferoed fabric Focus A house investigating subcommittee issued a new subpoena against the Columbia Broadcasting System demanding the personal appearance of the network's president, Frank Stanton, as well as key materials that went into the making of the controversial television documentary, The Selling of the Pentagon. A spokesman for the subcommittee said that it was particularly interested i seeing the complete film of an interview with Daniel Z. Henkin, assistant secretary of defence for public affairs. Henkin has claimed that his remarks were distorted and taken out of context by the editing of the film. Others interviewed for the program made similar charges.

A marine officer, Col. John MacNeil, has sued CBC for S3 million for alleged damage to his military career. Mayor Tom Campbell is set for an old-fashioned fish fry, thanks to Mayor Bill Adams of St. John's, and Air Canada. The airline opened its new "fast fish" service Wednesday night by delivering a 14-pound Atlantic salmon to Mr.

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2 $3 orl.58eoch cotton. navy. More than $104,000 has been collected to date from the Miles for Millions walk, held May 2. That's an average of $6,502.13 per banking day since the finish of the walk and that is $10,000 better than the figure for last year at the same time. Organizers however are encouraging walkers to take their money to any branch of the Royal Bank in Edmonton or to the Royai Bank in Fort Saskatchewan so that funds may be dispersed to the 13 agencies involved to aid under-developed nations around the world.

One man sent in the funds from his 1968 walk. He had placed the money in a drawer and forgotten about it. That money is lumped with this year's total along with more recently-earned funds from four city children, Susan Rankin, Lana Halldorson, Brenda Wogberg and Sheila Chorney who contributed the entire profits from a cold drink stand. The amount was $5.85. The oldest walker in the march, John Fraser, 87, of 11311 65th has collected from his 216 sponsors and deposited $675 in the bank.

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