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sparky | program. ‘In: brief,”
“the “desire ‘to. imake. the young :
os sters ‘fire conscious—for' chis own:
“personal . safety,—the * safety.” of.
~ his. jhome—ahd the. safety of Kt
community. 2s ‘a whole. .
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: into’ two. sessions : ‘of! one. hour}
: ‘each. The. ‘first. lecture: -consists'},
. OF: ‘table © top. ~ demonstrations.
me "First, What i is- ‘fire?. Second, What.
Causes fire?: Third. ‘What-to do in’
ease’ of fire-: And. fourth, Fire.
prevention—in—the_home. © ms
The second session teonsists of
a review of’the lecture, a tour of
the fire hall, demonstrations. of:
the use of the fire alarm box.
and the telephone in case of fire;
an explanation of the equip;
ment used by the firemen and
an actual practice by the Sparky |.
class.
_ To date, 80 members | have
: participated and registrations
‘are® still being received for fur-
ther. classes. Although the age
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persons’: “wigain this group may
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Ayres. temporary. secretay. ;

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in the cathedral ‘hall’: for B. pan.
tomorrow at. which ‘time: it‘ ds’
hoped: to elect a: slate of. officers.’

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and 17 years of age ‘who thelong:
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a meeting of the B
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E. Beck, president; ‘Bruce ‘walson;
first vice- -president; Michael ‘Co-

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"|Stanley Wilson, secretary; and
. M: Wewton, treasurer.’

aM. “‘SMewton | conducted ‘the elec-
tions. sand ‘welcomed the 125. /par-
sents’ to’ tthe meeting. ° |

the . summer~
‘which |
stentied vat. the University of B.C.
this* summer. He said that they:

they: received.

‘was - very pleased | with the’ stu-'|.
¢ ‘dents in ‘the band .and. with ‘the
nevi enthusiasm, shown. He said, how- |
sever, that the iriterest’: and co-
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officers was: “elected at 7 first
and: Parent’s. Association:
Junior High: School Monday night;

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* @RANCOIS LARE | — ‘Mrs, John |
Keete chas*<Mr, and, Mrs, ‘Alec’
+ -|onnon., staying | with ‘her, from

| Vancouver. "Hb ds 12: years | “ginee-
‘they ‘were ‘here so they “were ‘in-:
terested to see .what_ changes.
there “were ' around here, Mrs.
Keefe .and:. Mrs. Cannon. came
here :first dn1917 a few months
after their | amother, Mrs..J.-. Hen-
‘Kel. “They travelled to ‘Fraincois
Lake * with. Jim Teffrey- in his
buggy, and-it.took ‘seven hours
‘on.ithe way, going up steep hills
ind ‘down'iinto-icanyons.
\Mhe | trail” ‘wandered . ‘about : all
iover | the” place. “On Thursday
John Keefe: stook them all.across
the: ‘lake: iby: ‘CBr ‘and they, visited
their’ old” friends, the iShelfords.
‘and ‘others, ‘then rourtd ‘by Na-'
dina ’ ‘and ‘stopped off.to- ‘visit ‘the |
Cassidy's. Ti was a ‘peautiful: day, a
qwarm: and \bright, and ‘they: en-"|
4oyed the: trip:very : much! They jh
.-\pichicked on ;the way near “tne. .

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. }of the ‘Gike Gwell Drilling Com- |
‘pany: of “Abbotsford with their.
{well drilling machinery. The well)
| which : ‘was, ‘drilled: for the school
‘Hast “year ‘has ‘some obstructions
«land they tried- to clean_it out by
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gathered © ‘poxes . ‘of ‘ber
‘they were. used for decoration on
s and* on. the ‘altar,
“festive
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giving - “service in ‘our
Church this morning and
the..church was filled, As the
frost ‘has held off there, were
lovely flowers as well as vege-
tables. and
placed in. front of the. altar. Our
tain. ash ‘trees in ‘the’ ‘front.

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vo We had‘a nappy visit with our
good friend: ‘Charlie: Roberts (of
the" Family Shoe
Doug Bayne who'spent one night
din our log. cottage. They, were
lucky in getting a good ‘bag of
grouse but were not wanting bip-
ger: game..*

We hada. visit. with Mr, Perry
York, a. halibut. fisherman who
owns “Margare et I; on Saturday
morning, With him were Mr. and
Mrs:. ‘Barney- Johnsrude of -Bur-
naby.- ~Mr. Johnsrude ' 4s general
manager, of the B:C,:C
‘i tive Wholesale ‘Society! and Mrs,
Johnsrude. is president of the
Women’s .Gullds of. BIC.
wont west from ‘here® for moose

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hunting. and | will, ‘£0, to ‘Prince

Rupert , Jatet:- On. |

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a. will Be In Prince Rupert
- OCTOBER 16th to 20th

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* Please Consult Your Family Doctor for, Appointments

 

 

 

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that: nothing - could be done. So}.
4t is ‘thought~ ‘that: another . will |
have to be ‘drilled: The school is
ow modernized with washbowls,:
tc. and no water. The well drill- |]
lers were urgently needed in Van- |}
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.Those’ taking office ‘were W;
ussi; second vice- -president;: «Mrs.

- ‘fmmediate past: president. D.

‘Mir. Newton ‘gave a report of
‘school of: -music
“six of ‘the students at-

‘all ehjoyed’ \it- and . benefited
‘greatly | “by: ‘all the instruction

. Wilfred ‘Manning, school’ ‘band
deader,: ‘told. the meeting that he

 

 

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could benefit from, their experi-’
enced | ‘arrangements “and instru-
ments.

an ‘opportunity to. talk with Mr.
Manning and. discuss their child’s:
progress in the’ music field.

well as'the other. one: is no ‘good |.
and. the*hospital and’. ‘businesses |: :

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4 Teething-Time |

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'- After the) meeting, parents had

AN NOUNCEMENTS

e Hospital Auxiliary Fashion
show, Friday, October 20th, See
at the Senior High School. (A)

@ Tea and: sale of Italian ‘home
cooking, Saturday, Oct. -7.. Home|.

* tion, Then ‘see how quickly baby’s feverish:
of Mrs. John Barazzudl, - -1010 tion subsides, | fretfuiness. disappears and° (

Borden : Street. 4 a 196) your; Aittle one >reloxes in comfort. No

an ‘sleepy’ “stuff —— no dulling effect. Ctinical--

_ Opening “Soon! < Jy and. time-tested. Use them ‘with full con-.
(196)

“fidence. -Ask:your doctor, about Baby’ s Own
2 wk - Tablets. «Get aipackage’ today... :
e. Legion | _ Ausatiary ‘meeting,

Tbursday, 8pm. £95)

 

   
 

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[strength from these common peek
‘ Upsets upsets during reething time .% : 3
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. » Feverishness|rective. Get.a box of Baby's ‘|,
¥ Colic Own ‘Tablets, used “so suc: [9
. cessfully “by ‘millions -of = |
- mothers and give at the first sign of. trouble.
They help sweeten sour liale cummies, clear
out irritating waste, relieve colic pains and
digestive upsets resulting from this condi:

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FIRE PREVENTION -
» WEEK |

 
 
  
   
  
  

p.m, ‘Tuesday,

Please note that this service is extended in addition
to the Annual Spring Clean-up Campaign, and its. pur-
pose is to eliminate rubbish’ which may | create. a fire
‘hazard around the home.

R. W. Long? oe
_ City Administrator

peome. 8-14, 1961

‘i An conjunction. with National Fire Prevention ‘Weck
 and-in,order to reduce fire dnazards throughout the City,
“the . ‘City Council ‘has authorized a Rubbish Clean-up
. Service during the week of October 8th to 14th.

Residents must phone the City Hall (211.1) before
October 10th for free pickup’ ‘and re-

moval of rubbish which must be piled in an accessible
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‘eventually like’to purchase more

and ‘advanced type-of. music.
“Mr... Manning ..aiso announced
that he would likes to see a south:

COOK LATER of
Poulry or giblets that are not
being ‘cooked. as’ soon as they
are thawed. may be put in the
refrigerator, loosely covered, to
he cooked within 24 hours,

 

 

 

SPONGE FIRST
Tablecloths spoiled by meat
juice spots should be. sponged
with cool water and liquid de-
tergent before washing.

3215 DIAL |

FOR THE BEST
IN .

- CHINESE FOOD
2 TRY:THE
“GRAND CAFE |

FRESH BREAD DAILY |.

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the raising of money to ‘puy mu-"

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