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FRIENDSHIP HOUSE LADIES’ CLUB pose for a picture at their
well=attended tea and bazaar held at the old Friendship House
Wednesday. The women have been meeting every Wednesday
afternoon for the past two years under the direction of Miss
Wiliia Sharpe, left, home missions worker. Standing beside Miss
Sharpe, are Mrs. F. Chen, Mrs. E. Douglas, Mrs. G. Green, Mrs. -
Eliza abeth Jackson, Mrs. Leonard Alexcee, Mrs. Dora Gray, Mrs.
Queenie Cecil and Mrs. Maude Wesley. Seated are Gladys Gray,

Gertic Brooks, Florence Walsh and Laura Barton,
=) — Staff photo by Phylis Bowman

  
  
      
       
       
    
     
   
   
    
     
 
 
 
 
 
  
      
   

 
    

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Mrs. Stanley Jackson will of- Side Bacon
ficially open the affair. Briga-
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here by car from Newfoundland
on Tuesday and succeed Major
and Mrs. Aubrey Rideout who
were transferred to Toronto.

There will be Christmas nov-
elties, sewing and homebaking
for sale and tea will be served.
All of the proceeds will go to-
wards helping the Army in their
good work in aiding the sick
and helpless people, in the city
and all over the world.

Japanese Oranges now in

Stock up now for all your Christmas needs.
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The. Home League of the Sal-
vation Army. will hold their an- ANNOU NCEMENTS
nual Christmas tea and bazaar|@ Legion Auxiliary meeting |
at the Civic Centre from 2 until Thursday, 8:00 p.m. Election of :
5 p.m, Friday. officers. (237) |

   

 

 

 

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By TOM WHITE

Daily News Correspondent wy . .
PORT SIMPSON — Represen- | IF M q [ | / i [
tatives of Beaufort Industries | :

Ltd. arrived on the Northland
Navigation ‘steamship Canadian
Prince Friday to start surveying
the road from Port Simpson, to:

       
   
    
 
 
 
 
  

 
  
 

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Rev. and Mrs, ‘John: Cashore,
and Mr. and 4 Mrs. Wilfred Camp-
bell returned home . by’, plane.
‘ from a short . visit to. Prince
Rupert.
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"Mrs. Charles Dudoward and
Norma Gray returned to the
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American Oil Co, Ltd. to operate ;
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So far 58 experienced loaders
and 32 qualified loggers have
applied for jobs with the Beau-
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It is hoped that the new light-
ing plant will be fin operation
before Christmas.

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The Athens Shoe Repair has
made application to ‘the coun |
cillors to open a shoe repair and
store on the reserve,

PERSONALS

OSAP Paul Girardet, 17T-year-
old son of Mr, and Mrs, Maurice
Girardet of 1416 First Overlouk
Street, arrived hume Tuesday by
plane from Cornwallis, N.S,
where ‘he has completed 16
weeks baste ~traluing . In’ the

Royal Canadian Navy. After al.
month's leave he will continue
his technical apprenticeship
training ab HMCS Naden a] Bs-

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92 Wleventh sree returned } 3

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visiting her mother In Kinkstino, ’

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