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everyone. a

etter the tables were ‘Cleared
‘and =the | chairs pushed
against. the. walls, dancing took
the: limelight and. lasted © until
wee small hours of Sunday:
Guests , and non - Nationals

   

 

   

By STEVIE
Aftahi from the,
joined the medi-

lpr Ira “ane
Mirllimes has
Gall shaft, ¢ .
; ot ‘of
Spriqay’ afternoon the school
dhijldren under the direction of
Mts, Sarah Grahany and Mrs. A,
D; Reid, delighted the ‘patients:
and staff with) an interesting
pyogram.

. he: following are “eottolnly Lo
be: congratiwated on Lhe excel-
“Font performance they gave in
thie play entitled “St, George

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and the Dr agon,” Mary “Wilson, |

St, George; THarvey Sampere,
Pathor Christmas; Reta Wesley,
Ixing Gf Yeypt; Rase Rota Mil-
cell: : ‘Turkish Knight; Winnie
Morris,, Daébor; and Brainard
Thomas, ‘Terry. Rush, Edgar
Gano and. doffrey Namox, re-
Sdivod-a- loud applause for re-
aluing, ue Rn "

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fold trip to Massot. whdro he will]!
mike Arrangonnonts with: Dr, Ve
Ri, Kollott and, ‘Miss: Joan Brat-
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The. women f the convening
committee. “deserve “special:
thanks for. their hard “efforts in:

      
  
    
    
   
        
    
     
      
   

setting up and serving the. din-.

ner.” ‘They. ‘included? Mrs;*. Alec:
Ternevoy, Mrs. John Rudy,’ Mrs.
Theodore | ‘Prysty, . ‘Mrs: Donald
Hawryluk,. Mrs. Pal ‘Sokolowski,
Mrs, -Paul Ukrainetz, Mrs. Mor-
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Wilfred Bowen has - returned
from Vancouver and expects to
g0 on duty ina few clays,
fo fe of
Miss’ Harriet Johnston return-
ed from visiting her family jn
‘Rdinonton., |
‘very. happy “these » ‘days’ owilh = a
lovely diamond ringy:
bobo!
Miss: Eva Gromecin returned
to duty after. spending a few
days with her sister in Regina,
Sask,
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“Jamos Dennis, Ward 1D, has.
some. very interesting films. of
Moricclown, Smithors, Calgary
Slampedg and, the Queen's visit

on the ward enjoyed the ‘first
ehewing James, gave and © are
looking. forward to another: one
¥ , oy fe :

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iirator oe Miss. Harriet John-
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‘of. Mr, and) Mra, John Guthrie,
‘Miss ‘shorrll . Cook, aughtior,.oty,
Mr, and: Mrs. iGoorga » Ws Co on
panics “Mias’! Andean’). Hansah;
daughtar of Mr; and Mra, Henry
M, Hanson, loft thig‘morning: by
OPA plane for Vancouver whore
thoy attond Crofton. House, vfs
tor sponding tho holiday, aonson
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Mrs, Jane Hotlgkinson. ionvos
tomorrow by OPA plana for Bur~
naby, Whore, she, will attond tho
wodding (of, her: ‘aranddaughtor
Mias Joan Oroxford): formor city
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‘the ‘chapter: worked. in cO= operas |,

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| provincial. “Spitfire”. Fund" and
3 shared in. the- adoption of: the
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1e: ‘forces. stationed here ‘and hund-,|

=: Homes ' of: ‘the members of. the
; chapter, who. also. acted: as chap-
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_ By request. ‘the, chapter | held
a'“tag day” for the: Chinese ‘War
Reliez , ‘which. - ‘more’ _than
$7,000. was raised: ~
‘The’ members ‘also: “canvassed
for the” auxiliary. ‘Services. “Drive.

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and did. their part in the distri
bution of: ration: ‘books.

highlighted; the | > chapter's
ADOPTED SCHOOLS

magazines have: been: ‘given’. ou
Four schools. have’ ‘been’ adopted :

in the. observance haa all: patriotic
days . and. also -din ntercessio

‘Ving: part: is taken: “by” the:mem-
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ao by the: chapter each June.

Journal ; desk,’ recalls . how: her.
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families and
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“And. in. 1936. tile: ‘chapter re-.
ceived through’ the: kindness of
Her. Excellency Lady. “Tweeds-
muir, ; : two : books - . from
"| Majesty, Queen. Mary. to e. given. ;
as prizes to an adopted ;school. | |
and. the: chapter: raised. $1,550 for: *
the’ Second: War: Memorial Fund,

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In’ 1932. “the. chapter : assumed
the. “responsibility. ‘of. the» care.
and.” -upkeep : Of)" the. “Soldiers:
Plot”, inthe; ‘Fairview. Cemetery. ae
Markers’ for: the. graves’ are pro-
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Nows Pattorn Dopartment, 60
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