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Se Robertson, ‘public:school : health ‘nurse,
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tion and answer period..
“ During.” the “business session,

chaired by” president Mrs, T. A:
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. thé

“executive: that $100. be- spent. for
‘reading and’ music: aids, asa
‘PTA. fall. ‘project, was, accepted |-
by. the: membership. *

“Tt was . also. moved | ‘and car-

| ried - that-.a Christmas: film’ be
-ordered ‘for. the children. .

R.. G. Moore, school. principal,

read the school ‘pulletin, ‘speak-

ing briefly on.the school reports,
‘conferences and the
Christmas concert, Which will
be held December 16. _

A social hour. with refresh-

‘ments: concluded. “the. meeting.

 

 

 

 

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"| CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS,

 

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Imperial Order Daughters ‘of the Empire colors of
red, whife and blue will deorate the Civic Centre audi-
torium ‘tomorrow afternoon when the IODE holds its
annual fall bazaar: from 2 to’4: 30 P.M. :

Ceremony of “Bearing: the ~
Standards” will “precede the
start of the bazaar to. be de-
clared open by Queen . Mary
charter member Mrs. J. H. Mc-
Leod,

. General ‘convener of ‘the af-
fair .is ‘Municipal Regent Mis.
Joe Ridsdale, 2%.

A ‘cash door prize’ of $20, will
be featured slong. with’ raffles,

Fra ncois- Lake:

News |

By AGNES EL “NEAVE
Daily News Correspondent

“FRANCOIS LAKE—Hugh.- and the two children

out to the meadow behind |
|the store and Hugh shot three,nice plump rabbits.

Richard and Marie.walked

 

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 will
be Mrs. George W. Pattison, Mrs.
McLeod, Mrs. R. W. K. Elliott
and Mrs. Yet _Wone. ,

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

Josie. couldn't face up to

sdid’ they looked too much like: skinned cats, so |

cooked them in a-large be

| youngsters took them home for dinner.
they. enjoyed: eating them

egg for herself.
bok ow

We are deep under snow. The

| first snowfall of 12 inches came

on Tuesday night. Jf was con-
venient as there: was no school
the next day. The next batch
was dumped on us on Friday
night, and this again wasn’t 100
bad with no school until Mon-
day, so that the snowploughs

could clear the roads: It’s been .

horribly cold too, with a 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.

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Mrs. Reg. Partington js home
again after attending the pro-
vinelal board meeting of ‘the
BC Womens Institutes in Vic-

-toria, The district presidents, of

which Mrs, Partington is one,
were guests of Minister of Ag-
riculture N, P. Steacy and his
wife and deputy minister of ag-
riculture William MacGillivray
and Mrs, MacGillivray at a bul-
fet sunper held at the home at
Mr, and Mrs, 8teacy, Mra. W, A.
Oo, Bonnett, wife of the premior,
was 1 guest. :

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Until yeatorday thore were
nhout 40 of us on one elreuit
on the phone, taking In South-
bank and Tehosinkut Lake nas
well as our district; Now It has
been, alvided up so that ench
elyoult has aboant 40 homos, Now
of course we havo ta pny to crll
noross tho Inke ond all those
who are. not on our ine, hut
thare Is a compensntion for the
phone fan't rinethe Incessantly
all the time ao wo onn pick out
our own ring, .

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The miniator of a amall parish
In Bngland had a bumper’ crop
of apples, Ho didn't know what
to do with thom, so he londad
his wheelbarrow wp with them
and left it in front of the roatory
with a notice, “Holp Yourself.”
When ho went out Inter on tha
apples wore nll gone, alan the

 

 

 

 

 

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cooking. their two as she

an pot in my oven and the
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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.

wh feof
Little Brad Vickerson, ‘whose
family now lives at Hope, was,
taken to Vancouver’ paralyzéd’
with polio. 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 Rensby's sister;

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A friend of ours, Albert.

Sturgeon of Forestdale, B.C.
oldest postmaster has recently
retived after 42 years service,
During’ this time he has met
- 13,000 trains and only missed
two. We came to Cannda in
1912 from England, and recalls
walking from Skeena Crossing
to Forestdale (then South
Bulkley). which ts 120 miles
with a 08-pound pack on his
back, Tt was he who had the
name changed from South
Bulkley to Forestdale, and it.

between Wouston and Burns
Lake, Tn JOG Althort: Sturgean
Was apnainted TVustice of the.
Pence and. was also on the
“cschoal hoard, Rabbits were the
mal: RnUree Of ment as there
were no moose until the 20s
when the carlhou moved out, .

 

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Ten tables.

sin play —
at. whist _

Mrs, William Rothwell and
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!

prize and Ted Rorvik; pool.

“ Committee in: charge was Mrs.
Gunnar Selvig, Mrs. Ludvik Pet-
trosen, Mrs. John Pedersen, Emil
Slatten, Bernard Treiberg.. cand |}:
Peter Wanner. —

Baby’ Ss 5 Colds.

While by s Own Tablers: are Not. a cold
remedy, they can be most helpful in clearing
lirle constipared bowels of che wastes chat.
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council lats year. .

homey

\ brit: Silver Mines,
\leaves. Saturday night aboard
“the Canadian Prince for Van-
” couver. .

Grindstrand ‘took men’s. second a

   

  

at Fort La ngley

VICTORIA “@—The g
ment: of ,British Columbia moves

  

-| back to Fort Langley ‘Thursday,
_| to ‘the spot where the mainland
s colony “WAS.
*) pomp? and “ceremony: 101 years

established © with

   

-"Phursday November’ 19

“declared ° ‘by.  order-in-
‘Sir
Douglas first governor

James
of the

mainland colony, was sworn into.
loffice at Fort Langley, on that

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— JUNE in NO VEMBER!

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i. hara’ and: 1 Mrs Bad of Port Main
ward, ‘leave’, tomorrow’ ‘by Cana-.

dian Pacific Airlines: ‘plane from

Terrace for Vancouver en. route.

to Japan forvan extended holl-
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PTA: meeting.
vember. 18,1

 

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Yoom
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urday,; November..21,. at. 8. p.m..

‘Members. and Sonja ‘Ladies with
escorts. . ;

dance, Kiiday, |.
m)Whist at 8 and dance at 10.

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NOVEMB ER 19- 20-21

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PLUS MANY OTHER - ‘BARGAINS !
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Wednesday, No-.

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West,. leaves Saturday: by boat
for: Vancouver where
been transferred | with
Packers...
dren will join Mr, |
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