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: nesday: to’ spend’ the’ holiday’'sea=.
son: with their family and: ‘friends

is «Mr. and’ ‘Mrs. © Peter : ‘Klassety

  

“emphasized
a Nursery

    

Saturday morning “by ‘the’ Wom-

:Jen’s Auxiliary. tothe’. Mission ° of

‘Christ ‘the ‘King ‘to-go ‘towards
“their - churches - “Sunday | ‘School
{Christmas ‘tree.

An. enterprising - group of al-
tar ‘boys, ‘Kenneth Tait, Eric
.|Haldane, ‘Alver “Tait, “and | Evans
| Stewart,;on*their~own,: “eollected
‘books: and magazines, setting np
a. table: at: the bazaar and super-
vising ° the.'sales ofthese items
as their share in‘ the cost of the
children’s. Christmas tree. oy
e Others: in! charge © “of. tables
‘were: ‘sewing, - ‘Mrs. Fred -Brown
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food: ‘table; Mrs. : Arthur Leeson:

coffee, ‘Mts-: \ Herbert, “Haldane;
fand” servers” ‘were Mrs. “Perry
‘Barton, Mrs. “Albert ~ “Mackay,
Greta Young: ‘and. Ella Angus.

“Another table. of baking set up
‘by. ‘the’: junior auxiliary, in
charge: of: ‘Miss. J ean Panrucker,
was: ‘handled. by - Audrey Wwill-
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1 962 ‘mining |
"| Promises well |

TORONTO -.) . —* “Trade: deci-
sions overseas. and ‘in the: United}
States will make : 31962 © a .mo-
| mentous year for: ‘Canada’s min-|:
ing. industry, Ve. CL -Wansbrough,

 

dian Metal: ‘Mining: Association,
‘|says-in a: “year= end statement, .
““«The coming: year’: will: deter-
mine whether Britain.joins the
European Economic’ ‘Community:
and. if so, -as seems ‘probable,’ on
what: terms. ‘It will also deter-1'
mine whether the United ‘States
Congress will: grant: the ‘presi-
dent the power. to: negotiate ‘tar~.
iff reductions -across. the board.”

-In this situation any forecast-.
ing could be nothing but. tem~-
porary and contingent.

Mr. Wansbrough described 1961
as one of “good progress.”

“Such giant operations as in
ternational ‘Nickel Company's
| northern Manitoba and the: Que.
‘bec Cartier iron - ore operation
have’ come to. fruition. “Many
other. deposits, - large. and. “small,
are being success{ully.- -prepared

foundland to the “Yukon, ~~
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Chagrin. ‘Falls won't be? ‘planning

‘friend * “to. “stay with their three

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a Ta ee ‘patty of Salvation. ‘army personnel : from": Prince .
Santa : ‘Claus, : complete: with: white

   
 
 
 
    
  

sents ‘and ood ‘will: ‘to the boys and: girls, “adult
“patients. an staff. ‘The. Army band played while : .the: ‘patients:
‘Sang an th This is’ one of the many’ ‘activities: of the: Salvation

 

 

Mrs: Isaac Tripp ‘TH of suburban £0.) work. oe

. : ! Tripp took her. to. the St: Paul
skiing, “trips” for ®\ Hospital ‘in St, Jovite: and: re-
turned | to -the: slope; but ’ a few
‘hours’ later: he owas: ‘a‘patient in
‘the. same*, “hospital. “The “safety.
release: on one “of his’ Skis ‘also
failed: ‘during a spill:and:-he, too,
suffered a: broken right leg.

“The ‘couple . returned here’ “py
plane Tuesday night. and-Trans-
Canada Air Lines had two wheel-
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children: and took off for several
days of: the’ Sport: in Canada. ~
All was fine until Friday, when
Mrs.* Tripp - ‘suffered a broken
right. leg-in a spill on a slope
at St. Jovite, 80 miles north of

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‘Bennett’ refused ‘Wednesday - to
declare .a moratorium: on. good-
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a totaller.:
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‘lease. ‘on. one: of her’ ‘skid failed |

   
  
  
 
   
 
  

ae —, - Premier

“Tbs up 'to ‘the premier’ of ‘the

‘province ‘to:set an-example of
goodwill during: this. Christmas

season,” he told reporters who

|-met with him briefly as he ar-

rived ' for:.a° Pacific .Great. East-
ern, ‘Railway - ‘directors meeting
and, the PGE head office Christe 5

fm: not: answering, any ques-

‘tions, on anything. political. ”

The. reporters | tried to get the

ol premier. to. break his resolve, just

“alittle, /
“fs “Tg you. won’t discuss polities, |
‘(said ; one, . “thei “how » ‘about
Wwater?? 2 >

OT! hope: that everybody: drinks

: water’: "through the © Christmas

season,” said the premier, a-tee-
“Ty. hope - ‘accidents are

especially: the | children,” can: en-
joy: ‘Christmas.’ ”

“Thus the. “premier | “would not
be drawn’ into = commenting ‘on
the Columbia ‘River development
dispute. between British Colum-
bia and. Ottawa. re

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