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or: “school children, Miss Rob-
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elp’ ‘celebrate the opening day of “Young Canada’ 's Book Week.” |
The: ‘Meger ‘children. both.favor mystery stories,’ but are enjoy-
n ‘all the: new. books now displayed. —Photos by Gladys Baldwin.

Health: nurse addresses
__King Ed PTA meeting

“Miss'L. S. Robertson, public. school -health ‘nurse,
was’ * guest speaker Tuesday night when the King
dward school Parent-Teacher’ association held its
cond: meeting of the school year. |

 

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tion and answer period. »

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“6. 95 to 10. 95
B. C. CLOTHIERS:

on Third. Avenue .

i Freddy” was followed: by: a ques-

During.” the \business session,
chaired by. president Mrs,: T. A:
Johnstone,” it was’ ‘announced.

_|.that the association had nomin-
-;ated. Mrs. A, L:: Bell for’ Region
13. -orthwest’

: “representative | of
the ‘PT.-Federation for the: next
two- ~year term.» .

‘The recommendation from the
executive. that $100 be: ‘spent for
‘reading and* ‘music : s aids,” "as a
PTA. fall. project, was. accepted
by the: membership. *

 

 

 

‘It-.was. also’ moved -
ried - that: -a: Christmas: film’ be
ordered “for. ‘the. children.

: G. Moore, school . .principal, : ,

read the. school ‘bulletin, ‘speak-
ing briefly on the school reports,
parent. ‘conferences’ and the
Christmas concert; Which: will

be held December . 16.

A. social hour with refresh-

“ments: concluded ‘the . meeting.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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omonane in’ Centre

Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire colors of

red, white and blue will -deorate the Civic Centre audi-

torium tomorrow afternoon when the lODE holds its

‘}annual fall’ bazaar: from 2 to 4:30. p.m.

‘Ceremony: of
Standards” will

“Bearing © the.
‘precede the

| Start of the. bazaar to be de-|

clared open. by Queen . Mary
charter member Mrs. J. H. Me~
Leod,

General convener “of the: af-
fair As. ‘Municipal | “Regent Mrs.
Joe Ridsdale. : ee

A ‘cash: door: prize of $20 will
be featured along with. raffles,

- Francois: Lake

. - News |

Richard and Marie walked
the store and Hugh shot

He gave one to us to cook, and it was: delicious. But

 

 

By AGNES a; e “NEAVE
Daily News Correspondent

FRANCOIS LAKE—Hugh and the two children

novelty booths, sawing and knit-
ting, candy, home- -cooking and
many Christmas gift suggestion
items. The function will also
feature a fish pond for the chil-
dren. |

To preside at the. teacups wil)
be Mrs. George W. Pattison, Mrs.
McLeod, Mrs. R. W. K. Elliott
and Mrs. Yet Wong. , mo

  

out to the meadow behind
three nice plump rabbits.

Josie. couldn't face up to cooking their two as she

said’ they looked too much like skinned cats, so |.

cooked them in a large. bean pot in my oven and the

youngsters took them home for dinner.

they enjgyed eating them

egg for herself.
”

We are deep inder snow. The
first snowfall of 12 inches came
on Tuesday night. It was con-
venient as there was no school
the next day. The next batch
was dumped on us on Friday
night, and this agnin wasn’t too
bad with no school until Mon-
day, so that the snowploughs
could clear the roads, It’s been
horribly cold. too,: with o breeze
which makes it seem so much
colder, We. were all chasing
about the place putting up storm
windows and throwing snow ar.
ound the house to keep the floors
warmer,

oo ot

Mrs. Reg, Partington is home
again after attending the pro-
vineial board mecting of the
BC Womens Institutes in Vic-

which Mrs, Partington, is one,
were guests of Minister, of Ag-
riculture N, P, Steacy and his
wife and doputy minister of ag-
rlevlture William MacGillivray
and Mrs. MacGillivray at a buf-
fot sunpor held at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, Steacy. Mrs, W, A,
©, Bennett, wife of the promiar,
was n guost, »

a

Until yosterdnay thare were
about 40 of us on one clreult
on the phone, taking in South-
hank and Tehesinkut Lake ng
Wall as our district: Now it hana
heon divided up so that each
olrault has about 40 homes, Now
of course we havo to pay to enll
ncross the Jake ond all those
who are not on our ne, but
there Js a compensation for the
phone fan't ringing incessantly
al] the tlme so wo enn pick out
our own ring, '

The minister of 9 anal) partah
In Wngland had a humper crop
of apples. Ho didn't know what
to do with them, so he Jonded
hla wheelbarrow ‘up with thom
and left It In front of tha rectory
with a notlee “Halp Yourself,"
Whon ho wont out Inter on the
apples wore. all gann, also the
whoolbarrow,

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Alex Ferguson is back from
Shaughnessy feeling better and
lighter. In 1916 he was hit with
several shrapnel, but not all

, were removed although he has

been in hospital several. times
since, This time a powerful mag-
net was used which drew the
shrapnel from his leg and back.
dee

Little Brad Vickerson, ‘whose
‘family now lives at Hope, was
taken to Vancouver
with pollo. He had received two
shots of vaccine. He was born
when his parents were living in
one of our cottages, and Mys,

Vickerson is Sue Rens)y's sister;
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» &

A friend of ours, Albert
Sturgeon of Forestdale, B.C.'s
oldest postmaster has recently
retired after 42 years service.
During this time he has met

-torla, The district presidents, of 13,000 trains and only missed

two, He came to Crnada in
1912 from England, and recalls
waking from Skeena Crossing
to Forestdale (then South
Bulkley) which Is 120 miles
with a 95-pound pack on his
back, Tt was he who had the
name changed from South
Bulkley to Forestdale, and it
was then the only post office
between Wouston and Burns
Lake. Tn 1916 Albert Sturgeon
Was appointed Justice of the:
Pence and was also on the
schoal hoard, Rabbits were the
malin souree of meat as there
were no moose until the 20s
when the carihou moved out,

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| Ten tables
|} -in-play
| at whist _

| Mrs. William - Rothwell
Emil Sletten took women’s: and
men’s first prizes Friday night
when 10 tables were in play. at
the Sons of Norway weekly whist
drive.

Taking women’s second prize
was Mrs. A, E, Norton and pool
was Mrs. Mary Simpson. Harold
Grindstrand took men’s. second
prize and. Ted Rorvik, pool.

* Committee in charge was Mrs.
Gunnar Selvig; Mrs. Ludvik Pet-
trosen, Mrs. John Pedersen, Emil
Slatten, Bernard Treiberg and
Peter Wanner.

Baby’s Colds

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litle constipared bowels of the wastes thar.
often cause fretfulness and feverishness dur- -
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Baby's Own act gendy. °
_ regulate baby’s. bowels, as thousands and
thousands of mathers can testify. ‘Sa why lec

 

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ent: of British. ‘Golumbia’ ‘moves |:

tothe: spot where the mainland
established © with
“atid ceremony 101 years

  

 

 

 

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: Deligias colony, was sworn ‘into.
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oR. w. “Burton; manager. ‘of Tor-
‘Alice “Arm

leaves Saturday night aboard
the Canadian Prince | for Van-~

‘couver,

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Terrace for' Vancouver en_ route:

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PTA meeting, Wednesday, No-
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© Sons of Norway banquet sat- ||

urday,.-November...21,.-at 8. p.m.
‘Members ‘and Sonja ‘Ladies with
escorts. ve

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dance, Friday, .-.
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thara. ‘and children of. Port Ed-
by Cana-.

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November. 20, .

Ww. a "gaedur 944 Fifth Avenue
‘West, . leaves. Saturday by boat
‘for. Vancouver where he has
been. transferred with Canada
Packers.:: Mrs, Zacour and chil-
dren will ‘join Mr,’ . _Aacour at
Christmas...’ age :

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