Prince
Rupert
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iev
Thursday,
October
11,
laii
school
children
on
Australia.
Thought
I
waj
'djuu
jjuiler''
from
the
heat
in
the
up-to-date
building"
but
knew
I
wasn't
as
j
Central
Interior
TRAVELS
an
excellent
color
film
of
T
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graph
Creek,
taken
by
Jack.
WnrkpH
till
mill
RlnnnpH
hilt.
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7
7v
eline
Uann
i
JJi
rormer
Local
T:
Banker
Moved
was
haunted
by
memory
of
the
he
wakes
wneri
it
stops.
A
picturesque
crowd
in
IIous-
;
ton
Hotel-
Cafe
Claude
Parish'
surrounded
by
children
'eating
out,"
so
that
his
wife
co.ild
prepare
for
W.I.
meeting.
A
collit
dog
with
a
dollar
bill
In
his
mouth,
to
buy
a
feed-nothing
urder
these
days.
The
Inevitable
drunk;
a
mining
expert
from
Manitoba
returned
from
a
trip
with
E.
O.
BelUeinl,
and
fourj
handsome
cowboys,
eyed
bv
both
men
and
girls,
but
for
different
lvasons.
J
Ran
Into
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Craker.
!
revolting
carcass
01
skinned
timber
wolf.
Was
at
the
toast
and
marma-
window.
Crackly
pillows,
stage,
when
I
heard
the
ed
In
plastic,
and
sawdust
burn-
'
4
amving
train.
Clarence
Bug-singer
collected
me
and
we
arrived
at
the
station
b.-fore
the
train
stopped.
Reminrls
me
of
the
time
when,
nearly
missing
a
bus
er,
emulating
burning
.fiery
j
furnace,
made
it
frightenlnglyl
realistic.
Got
up,
and
had
a
bath,
j
thinking
of
the
time
in
the
sum-
j
mir,
further
east,
when
I
bathed
!
th-e
children
wore
shoes
and
socks.
Were
most
interested
!n
the
animals
and
had
difficulty
in
believing
that
"jopy"
kangaroos
are
only
an
inch
long
when
bcm.
When
signing
the
visitors'
bock,
noticed
that
Eva
Hasell
of
trw
Anglican
Mission
Vans,
had
passed
that
way
exactly
the
same
cay
twenty-three
years
ago.
She
is
now
finishing
her
trip
in
the
Yukon
for
the
third
year
in
succession.
Was
invited
to
the
bachelor
apartment
of
Jack
Andrusko,
and
Norman
Schulberg.
pedagogues,
to
eat
supper.
Dorothy
Allcock
and
Dempsey,
a
wee
kitten,
completed
the
party.
Saw
j
C.
W.
Dawson,
who
several
!
years
ago
was
a'
countant
in
the
local
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
and
more
recently
has
1
been
manager
at
Ganges,
Salt
i
Spring
Island,
has
been
trans
!
ferred
to
White
Rock.
Before
;
leaving
Gangv-s,
Mr.
Dawson
was
'
given
a
farewell
dinner
by
the
;
Salt
Spring
Island
Board
.
of,',
1
Trade.
in
Victoria,
I
seized
rnv
cookies
I
in
a
farm
yard,
behind
a
hen
I
7
F
,
A
V
FIRE
WAS
MISSING
KENTVILLE,
N.S.
0
The
Kentville
fire
depur.ment
has
been
informed
from
Ottawa
that
the
moving
picture
of
Kentville
and
its
volunteer
fire
department
in
action,
taken
by
the
National
Film
Board,
will
be
released
in
December.
The
only
serious
deficiency
was
lack
of
a
big
fire,
"but
we
could
hardly
wish
that
on
Kentville,"
said
the
producers.
and
put
one
in
the
box,
instead
of
1
a
ticket.
Suffered
torments
of
Hades,!
with
Houston
planer
mil
work-!
ing
to
full
capacity,
until
two
in
the
morning.
Just
outside
my
houre
and
In
front
of
the
prlvvy,j
and
gazed
through
ths
trees,
;
from
a
long
galvanized
bath,
i
complete
with
plug.
Vowed
would
!
wo;
k
till
early
hours
next
night'
more
profitable.
Manager
says
He.
being
English,
and
hil
wifej
Canadlati,
his
offspring
was'
heard
to
say:
"Do
I
say,
harf
and
hai
1,
or
haf
and
hof,
or
harf
and
haf"
1
Was
a-ked
to
speak
to
the
For
action
use
News
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When
delec-dies
to
the
Var
Amputation
of
Canada
convention
in
Montreal
were
by
Mayor
Camillieri
Houde,
one
of
the
amps,
Frod
jgx?
did
"iie
entertaining
on
his
own.
Despit
an
d
he
coaxed
westvrn
tunes
from
hU
guitar,
sang
plains
and
won
the
applause
of
the
mayor
and
the
1
CP
Pljotol
app'uval
uf
the
tlie
board
,-lwis,
m.
at
Its
meet-uiM,
sraiiii'd
ad-Hdl!
to
J.
S.
Wil-
of
Burden
Street
1
of
liavinn
taken
ju;rfs
Willi
full
jut
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in
Vi-
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1
pressure
and
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trilling
SQUIRREL
FOOD
Stephanie
Atkins.
12,
of
Vancouver,
Is
feeding
Jvrry,
b.iby
flyiiiK
fftilirel
.from
a
baby's
bottle.
Her
brother
found
the
hungry
lit
tie
animal
and
Stephanie
adopted
it.
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FORT
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from
London,
Enitlsmd,
think
the
folk
back
home
would
be
amazed
at
tile
way
people
treal
distances
here.
They
were
surprised
to
see
irop'e
from
Fort
Frances
travelling
almost
200
miles
to
Winnipeg
for
a
day
s
shopping.
HOME
FOR
BLIND
PORT
ARTHUR.
Out.
it
A
new
home
for
the
blind
to
be
built
here
will
provide
classhooms
and
workshops
for
some
ISO
blind
V..'rsona
of
the
district.
The
$150,000
structure
will
also
have
I
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How
did
you
buy
your
Canada
Savings
Bonds
?
Through
deductions
from
my
pay
at
the
office,
I
have
seen
so
many
people
get
behind
with
things
just
because
they
have
no
regular
system
of
saving
that
I
have
an
extra
appreciation
of
this
method.
You
know
...
I
always
remember
the
depression
'days
when
so
many
people
found
themselves
in
difficulty
because
they
had
not
-
saved
regularly.
Do
you
expect
to
buy
the
new
Canada
Savinas
Bonds
?
.
Yes.
I
will
be
signing
up
for
them
as
I
always
do.
Mn
Dorothy
Constable
livms
at
8
Black
friars
St.,
London,
Ontario,
and
is
one
of
more
than
a
million
Canadians,
who
nave
invested
regularly
in
Canada
Savings
Bonds.
She
is
assistant
to
the
personnel
manager
of
Somer-vrfe
Ltd.,
in
London,
Ontario.
She
is
a
member
of
the
Highland
Golf
Cfub,
Vice-President
of
the
Businnss
and
Professional
Women's
Cfub
and
Secretary
-Treasurer
of
the
Personnel
Association
of
london.
She
finds
time
in
her
active
business
life
for
many
community
activities
and
teaches
a
Sunday
School
class.
She
has
no
particular
hobbies
but
when
time
permits
likes
to
swtm
and
take
it
easy
in
the
sun
on
a
sandy
beach.
She
has
one
sitter
now
living
in
Montreal,
MRS.
CONSTABLE...
.
.
.
Mrs.
Comfabe,
hav
you
been
a
purchaser
of
Conoda
Savngt
Bonds?
..
..
Yes.
I've
bought
bonds
every
year.
What
ed
you
fo
buy
fhem?
Well,
it
really
began
back
in
the
wortime
days.
At
thnt
time
I
was
working
in
Toronto
and
I
began
putting
some
of
my
pay
into
War
Savings
Certificates.
Then,
as
my
work
improved
and
my
pay
increased,
I
added
the
increase
to
my
purchases.
1
What
was
uppermost
in
your
mind
when
you
mode
these
investments
?
'
1
'"..
Savings.
I
have
always
felt
il
was
important
to
have
cash
put
by
for
things
you
might
need
later
on.
I
like
to
pay
cash
for
everything.
Paying
up
for
things
on
a
time
payment
plan
seems
to
me
like
"mortgaging"
your
income.
Hove
you
had
any
occasion
fo
use
the
tavingt
that
have
accumulated
in
Canada
Savingt
Bonds?
Yes.
Some
time
ago
the
plant
where
I
work
was
moved
to
the
outskirts
of
London
and
the
question
of
getting
to
and
from
work
became
a
problem.
Because
I
hoJ
bought
Canada
Savings
Bonds
in
past
years
I
was
able
to
buy
a
car
and
the
problem
was
solved.
I
paid
cash
for
it
too.
vi
Matured
NOW
BtTJER
THAN
EVER
Canada
Savings
Bonds
6th
Series
mature
in
10
years'
,
a
and
9
months
from
date
of
issue
and
bear
ten
3
Vi
coupons.
(
e
The
first
coupon
covers
1
year
and
9
months
and
is
payable
e
e
on
August
1st,
1953;
subsequentcoupons
come
due
August
1st
e
yearly
thereafter
until
maturity.
If
cashed
before
August
1
st,
1953,
simple
interest
is
paid
at
2
per
year,
calculated
J
monthly.
If
held
to
maturity
the
overall
yield
is
equivalent
to
.
3.21
per
year.
The
limit
for
holdings
in
any
one
name
is
e
$3,000
in
the
6th
Series.
The
bonds
are
cashable
at
full
face
e
value,
plus
interest
at
any
time
at
any
bank
in
Canada.
They
are
registered
in
the
owner's
name.
They
are
non-
assignable
and
non-transferable.
a
in
Eiuilaiul
m
ROYAI
MAliv
OS
on
sak
SOONl
AT
INVESTMENT
DfAUKS,
BANKS
AND
THROUGH
THE
PsriOU
SAVINGS
PLAN.
.1
1
1
.
.
.
Vi
V.
j
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