» By AGNES

FRANCOIS LAKE — Hunters
are having better luck | with
finding moose for we saw two
"Wen ‘With two fine sets of horns
on their trailer as they drove
past‘from Tahtsa way this week,
as well as several others with
one set.
On Saturday a grouse crashed
into the school window and
broke the outside pane. This is
ene of those cnormous sheets of
" plass- -which will be costly to re-
wplacé’; The grouse killed itself
and was found on the ground
below,the shattered window,
tyes Of eh . je
Wheh Hal, my husband, and I
returned home on Tuesday we
were happy to find that there

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~ Francois. -Lake
News:

H, NEAVE:
Daily News Correspondent

 

were no more frosts and the
flowers are blooming, even the
glads. Hugh had kindly lifted
our vegetables from the garden
as he was afraid there might be

and stored away. We had a good
potato crop and the turnips are
huge, also the cabbages. Al-!
though we had a happy holiday
and enjoyed the warmer climate
in Victoria and Vancouver and
Summerland we are happier
here amongst our friends of
course and with a freer life. We
stayed with my sister and her
husband, the Hubert Wards who
are well and enjoying life. Sev-
eral of their Prince Rupert
friends have visited them during
the summer.
- ve of

There are seven cranes living
on Neil Kelly’s field by the road
at Tchesinqut Lake. They look
as if they have come from.a 200
and do not seem to belong to
our district. They are evidently
enjoying the oats which shook
cut of the oat sheaves when
they were harvested, and have
been living contentedly on the
stubble for several days,

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A 30-year-old Native who lives
in Burns Lake was saved - be-
‘cause he was wearing a dental
plate, He: shot himself with a
22 under the ‘chin: but the bul-:
let ricocheted off the plate- anid.
into the’ jaw.

A Vancouver man who-was a
guest. at the Moose Horn Lodge
on Uncha Lake walked out of the},
lodge .late at night and was

found later unconscious near-a.

log. It was thought that he had
suffered a heart attack but when
taken to the. Burns Lake hospital
it was found that he had a
broken neck, 80 he evidently fell
over the log. He was taken to
Vancouver by ‘plane on Tuesday
morning. He/had some paraly-
sis. / me

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- Hugh Shelford surprised a fox
killing hens in ‘his henhouse one
night last week and shot ‘the in-
truder, but not before several
hens had been killed,
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Bill Calder is staying with: his
family here for a‘few weeks
and is doing necessary carpen-
tering on the buildings. He may
be called back to Prince Rupert

 

any time where he is: with. the.
'}Department of Transport.

 

  
 
 
 
 
  
    
   
 
 
 
  
 
 
   
    
 
  
  
 
 
   
   
      
    

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Happy Hunting begins with dry fect. -
comfortable and dry in footwear that’s designed, for w

Sportsmen,

Sce our windows for
footwear,

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and comfort,

Mr, Walter Page, 834 Summit Ave. “You are this wacks Lucky $5.00
Certificate winner, Please claim before 6 pm, Salurday, October
13, otherwise Invalid,

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LOOKING OVER

scripts of two plays. are: members of the Prince Rupert Little Theatre As-

sociation, seated left to: right, Teena Lewis, Owen Edwin and Mitzi. Finlayson, standing, Bob .

Whiteley, Joanz
day at the Civie

*,Wilson, Rosemary Gilbert ani Donna More, at their meeting held Wednes- '
entre. Two plays, Arthur Miller’s “The Man in the Bowler Hat”, and Tenessee

Williams’ “The Case! of. the Crushed Petunia’s” and a workshop conducted by Dereck McCooey,

regional consultan

servation will be presented for members only October 26 and 27.

of community programs branch of the Department of Recreation and Con-

President Whiteley reported

there were eight new members and much enthusiasm in the organiztaion this year.

Staff photo by Ozzie Zbitnew

 

IODE sends parcel to England

A Christmas parcel valued at; Mrs.-G. P. Lyons, 201 Fifth Ave-

eight dollars will be sent to a!

‘Canadian veteran and his, fam_

ily in England, it was decided
at the monthly meeting of the
Cambrai Chapter, Imperial Or-
der Daughters. of the Empire
held Wednesday at the home of

 

98 Calls at Kitimat

Special to The Daily News

KITIMAT — The Kitimat Fire
Department has answered 98
calls in the past year,-with a
total damage ‘of $5,515, it was
reported by A. A. Creed, fire
chief.

Of these calis,. 13 were. false

 

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alarms, 12 were from overheated
furnaces, 35 from \, bush fires,
three chimney fires six” cars,
one truck, - one motorcycle fire,

*hreé Pelothes “ariers)+: two’ log oS

piles, two out-of-control garbage
dump blazes and two calls to the
old skating rink. .
. The. department received 27
emergency ‘calls, including 10
furnace  light- up
three calls, to pump out base-
ments at the Presbyterian
Church and: the library,
after being warned of gas
smells, and once to get a cat out
of a tree. |

The largest single fire occur-
red in early May when a truck
ran out of control, overturned

 

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With the
Ridsdale in the chair, the meet- | been announced by the hospital
ing voted $20 to the Jack. and:

won the.raffle.

regent, Mrs. Joe!

‘for transportation.

New Kitimat
Administrator

W. J. Nichol has been appoint-
ed as administrator to the Kiti-
mat General Hospital, it has

boare there.
. Nichol has been adminis-

Several members volunteered to: tratee to Pearson Hospital in
assist the Skeena Health, Unit: vancouver
during the week. Mrs. Ridsdale: years. He replaces D. A. Robert-
‘son, who left to take up an ap-

Refreshments. were served by  pointment as administrator of
the co-hostesses, Mrs. Peter Lien; Cornwall
‘and Mrs. Robert. Ballantine.

for the past eight

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Hospital in

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the Prince Rupert Chapter

The Moosechaven committee
was in charge of the meeting,
led by Mrs, Leslie Seale, senior
repent: boc: ca

With Mts, “Thomas. Dennis infe
the chair, a letter of thanks was
read from Miss. Judy Thomas,
who received a scholarship from
the chapter. A letter of -thank
was also read from Miss Irene
Bellamy, who was recently hon-
ored by a tea held at the Moose
Lodge for graduating from nurs-

nice Rachuk, one. of the student
nurses sponsored by the chapter
had also written,

Mrs. Michael Budinich, con-
vener Tor tiie November 14 ba.
“aivar, reported on arrangements
made for the affair and sewing
was given out. The lucky box
was won by Mrs. G. H. Haugen.

‘In response to a plea from the

| Two. new ‘members, Mrs.
Mrs, Arthur Ostler, were enrolled at the meeting of

willing. ‘to; offer.

ing schoo] in Victorla. Miss Ber-,

 

Moosehaven committee

conducts WOTM meeting

Edwa rd Russell and

No. 211 of the Women of

the Moose held Wednesday.

Skeena Health Unit asking fur
names of women who would be
thelr service ,
each Tuesday - -afternoon at the
unit, the following’ volunteered,
Mrs. Charles Denraway, Mrs.
Thomas Dennis, Mrs. B. J. De-
Fehr, Mrs. Josic Taylor, Mrs,
Marie Mattson, Mrs, William Pi
fold, Mrs. Morris Holmberg ane
Mrs. William Meancrin,

< LAND SURVEYOR
R. J. Reynolds

Box 1438, Ferrace

Phone ¥I

Branch Office
Box 284, Prince Rupert
Phone 2082

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