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Of
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Palling
Has
Passed
Avay
BURNS
LAKE,
Jan.
20
A
well-known
resident
of
Palling
passed
away
recently
at
the
age
of
69
In
the
person
of
Mary
Orr,
beloved
wife
of
John
Orr.
The
funeral
service
was
held
on
Tuesday
after
noon
last
in
Burns
Lake
United
Church,
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
conducting
the
service.
Interment
was
in
Burns
Lake
Cemetery-Although
roads
were
coated
with
J:e,
making
travelling
conditions
difficult,
many
mends
and
relatives
from
Palling
and
surrounding
districts
attended
the
service
to
pay
their
last
respects.
The
pallbearers
were
John
Long,
Gust
Anderson,
Otto
Miller,
Carl
Lindaas,
Harry
Larson
and
Carl
Holmgren.
Born
in
Norway
in
1873,
the
late"
Mrs.
Orr
came
to
the
United
States
in
her
early
years,
later
marrying
John
Orr
in
Albee,
South
Dakota,
in
1894.
Coming
to
Canada
in
1912
they
settled
at
Consort,
Alberta,
and
later
took
over
the
old
Mc-
Kenna
place
near
Burns
Lake
but
for
the
last
17
years
had
been
located
at
Palling.
Deceased
is
sur
vived
by
her
husband,
three
sons,
Elmer
at
Decker
Lake,
Harry
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Artillery,
Victoria,
and
Albert,
at
home;
also
six
daughters,
Mrs.
George
Llknes,
Fabian,
Alberta;
Mrs.
Carl
Ostberg,
Burns
Lake;
Agnes,
at
home;;
Mrs.
A.
E.
Anderson,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
J.
Noren,
Heart
Valley,
Alberta;
Mrs.
Frank
Mold,
Exstew;
and
eleven
grandchildren.
Interment
was
In
the
Burns
Lake
Cemetery.
Max
Schreiber,
Fisherman,
Dies
Passed
Away
Last
Night
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
After
Being
Patient
for
Months
1
Max
Schreiber.
well
known
as
a
years,
passed
away
last
night
In
the
"ROAD
TO
MOROCCO"
With
Mill.ion-and-One
Laughs
Road
to
Morocco"
coming
Thurs-
jday,
Friday
and
Saturday
to
the
Capitol
Theatre,
finds
Blng
Crosby
hores
of
Morocco.
They
Invade
an
Oriental
hash
house
and
gorge
hemselves
on
the
equivalent
of
a
even-course
dinner.
Bob.
between
bites,
volclne
his
concern
regard
ing
the
small
matter
of
paying
the
big
Nil.
Just
as
they
are
considering
making
a
dash
for
the
door,
Blng
is
,beckoned
to
the
bar
by
a
native
,who
"has
been
eying
Bob
with
great
Interest.
A
few
seconds
later
Bing
returns
to
the
table,
flashing
two
hundred
dollars
Into
the
surpilsed
face
of
his
pal
whose
surprise
gives
way
to
terror
when
Blng
tells
him
he's
Just
been
sold
to
the
barfly.
Before
Bob
has
a
chance
to
protest
he's
carried
away
by
a
couple
of
Nubian
slaves.
I
When
Bing,
conscrence-stricken,
goes
in
search
of
Bob
he
finds
him
in
the
Palace
of
Princess
Shalmar
'(Dorothy
Lamour)
living
like
a
prince.
The
princess
bought
him.
She
wants
to1
mar,
ry
him,
although
she
Is
already
promised
to
Sheik
Mullay
aslnv
(Anthony
Qulnn)
because
the
palace
astrologer
sees
In
the
stars
that
her
first
husband
will
die
a
violent
death
a
week
after
their
marriage.
What
happens
later
makes
for
a
riotous
comedy
film.
The
gags
are
;
umerous
and
so
are
the
laughs.
WftnSmSuIlM
prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
he
had
been
a
patient
since
last
May.
Funeral
arrangeemnts
are
In
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
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MALE,
NATIONAL
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$2,700,
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$3,300
and
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qualifications'
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applicant
and
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and
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orqer
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and
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arising
therefrom.
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has
been
specified,
educational
qualifications
will
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have
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knowledge
of,
and
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of
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plant
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machines
and
mechanical
equipment,
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knowledge
of
general
working
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which
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industry
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Shipbuilding,
Pulp
and
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Metal
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Trades,
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Retail
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Applicants
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way
and
to
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to
investigate
future
anticipated
labour
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to
deal
with,
transference
of
labour,
up-grading,
dilution
of
labour,
to
review
existing
contracts,
and
to
report
Manpower
needs
arising
therefrom.
Preference
will
be
given
to
those
ineligible
for
military
service.
;Appllcation
forms,
obtainable
at
City
Post
Offices,
must
be
filed
with
the
Civil
Service
Commission,
.Ottawa,
NOT
LATER
THAN
JANUARY
26th,
1943.
Candidates
should
clearly
Indicate
on
their
applications,
their
experience,
qualifications,
present
rate
of
pay,
and
if
willing
to
sejve
elsewhere
than
In
present
province.
This
advertisement
is
authorized
by
the
Director
of
National
Selective
Service.
Applications
will
not
be
transferred
candidates
must
file
new
forms.
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EAST
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FRIDAY,
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FRIDAY,
10:30
a.m.,
stopping
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points.
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TERRACE
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hundreds
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necessities
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carry-School
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Sewing
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parations
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