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Daflp
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ttu.
,
"Thursday.
April
29,
1948
;
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hews
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t
BURNS
LAKE
COMMUNITY
HALL
ASS'N
BURNS
LAKE
Annual
meeting
of
the
Community
Hall
Association
was
held
at
the
Com
0V
ODDFELLOWS'
ANNIVERSARY
Commemoration
Meeting
Held
on
Tuesday
Night
On
Tuesday
evening
Prince
the
pleasure
It
gave
him
to
be
present
on
so
memorable
aa
occasion.
He
fntrodwed
to'the
audience,
members
from
Terrace
and
a
visiting
member
from
south
of
the
border.
The
chaplain,
Brigadier
J.
T.
Gillingham
addresed
the
gathering.
Following
this
several
educational
films
were
shown,
refreshments
Delivering
Mail
In
Lakes
District
BURNS
LAKE
Mail
stages
are
operating
with
difficulty
ing
at
an
impassable
stretch
of
the
road
where
a
transfer
Is
necessary.
The
heavy
rains
of
last
fall
are
responsible
for
many
deep
and
unsuspected
sink
holes
at
Four
Mile,
Seven
News
of
Pr.
George
Sty
deerts,
throughout
all
the
southern
Rupert
Oddfellows'
Lodge
com
rm
"'
.
-
i
11
fc
V
part
of
the
Lake
District
as
all
Mile
and
along
the
shoreline
of
memorated
the
129th
anniver-
'
served,
bringing
to
a
conclusion
munity
Hall
Monday
evening:
and
brought
an
enthusiastic
gathering.
The
secretary's
report
showed
a
most
successful
year
and
a
profit
for
the
year
of
$1577.51.
In
spite
of
heavy
pressure
to
serve
another
term,
J.
S.
Brown
Tchesinkut
Lake.
Lis
ond
sauces
sary
of
the
founding
of
the
an
interesting
and
--enjoyable
heavy
traffic
has
been
suspended.
From
Burns
to
Francois
Lake
the
mail
is
being
relayed,
i
American
Order
of
Odd
Fellow-
evening.
ship,
the
sisler
Rebekah
Lodge
t
for
Further
steps
towards
.
the
establishment
of
a
retail
credit
bureau
in
Prince
George
were
Competition
he
subdues,
who
advertises
In
The
News.
the
stages
from
each
end
meet
Uty
Ingredients
was
determined
to
retire
as
Uk
,,,,
nf
ail
;mportr.it
i"
-(resident,
as
was
also
Kaare
,...i
iV.i.
nioht
joining
with
the
men
for
the
BURES,
Essex,
England
occasion.
In
lire
absence
of
A
tooth
weighing
four
pounds,
Noble
Grand,
Harry
Quick,
Past
believed
to
be
that
of
a
mlm-Grand
Master
Harry
Daggett
moth,
was
discovered
in
a
gravel
presided
and.
gave
expression
to
pit
here.
.
.hich
is
Jj0
Corn
Starch,
Francois
Lake
News
Ehgstad,
vice-president.
Elec-
Tne
move
for
a
credit
bureau
lions
resulted
tn
the
president's
Prince
was
lnitlated
by
the
chair
being
occupied
by
Sam
Oeorge
of
Trade
witn
a
Turner,
while
Frank
Hurstfield
committee
of
wnlch
R.
S.
Fer-
rtdjct
of
outstanding
quality.
wm
oe
vice-president,
miss
drawing
n
WM
chalrman,
t.
!,;
r
i:
Jean
Peebles
will
retain
the
tor
the
up
prellminary
pians
FERRY
IS
OPERATING
REGULARLY
AGAIN
ROADS
IN
BAD
SHAPE
WISTARIA
WEDDING
ewivfs
over
the
years
is
the
best
recommendation
os
ot-LicunyMup
wilh
junas
uuiub
organization,
as
treasurer.
The
executive
com
i
outstanding
quality.
mittee
is
composed
oi
vie
Mom-1
A
drjve
or
funds
for
thf.
aid!,'
Mrs.
Sam
Turner
and
Mrs.
Prince
George
Hospital
Is
being
The
ferry
made
Its
firs
The
chief
topic
for
conversa-
,1
1
M.;r."f.rrti'rm
i
f
C
mutt
WrmiA
C
im
Srrtp
Oeorge
Simpson.
UutUuUd.
The
ambitious
ob-
&
a
r
th
jective
is
$150,000.
The
cam-!"00"
lakeaJ
clear
0
On
Friday
it
paign
will
start
with
a
public
Treasurer
Jonas
Glans
submitted
a
sketchy
plan
for
the
E
CANADA
STARCH
CO.
LIMITED
enlargement
and
improvement
meeting
Thursday
night
of
this
of
the
hall
which
will
be
thor
week
at
which
Frank
Clark
wiU
Montreal
Toronto
iuiauv.
otfciai
i.
i
avium
nau
will
continue
to
make
six
crossings
a
day
until
the
roads
are
sufficiently
dry
to
allow
normal
traffic.
be
the
principal
speaker.
ou:hly
considered.
Construction
is
expected
to
start
as
soonl
tlon
is
mud,,
and
there
Is
lots
of
It
on
the
roads
at
present.
There
is
a
bad
spot
between
Francois
Landing
and
Burns
Lake
where
it
is
impossible
for
cars
to
get
through
without
help
from
the
public
works
truck
which
has
been
standing
by
for
two
days.
Trucks
can
just
manage
to
get
through.
The
roads
are
now
closed
until
they
are
sufficiently
dry
to
allow
traffic
without
churning
up
the
mud
again.
,
as
materials
are
avauaoie.
;
provincial
police
here
ar.t
Votes
of
thanks
and
appreci-
seeking
the
whereabouts
-
of
a
ation
were
tendered
to
the
re-
man
named
William
Angus
tiring
officers,
J.
S.
Brown
and
shaniand
for
whom
a
testimon-
Mother's
Day
K.
Engstad,
and
were
unani
mously
approved
and
applaud
The
Women's
Institute
sponsored
a
shower
for
Mrs.
William
Anderson
(nee
Margaret
Drew)
at
her
mother's
home
at
Tchesinkut
Lake.
It
was
the
occasion
of
the
anniversary
of
Mrs.
Drew's
birthday
so
there
was
a
double
celebration.
More
would
1
Finest
QUALITY
SEEDS
ial
has
been
received
from
the
Royal
Canadian
Humane
Association
"for
heroic
action
and
presence
of
mind''
in
the
rescue
of
Mrs.
Margaret
Campbell
from
her
burning
trailer
home
at
May
9th
Miss
Betty
Munro
of
ls
visiting
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
PIONEER
OF
NORTH
DIES
have
attended
the
shower
had
'
mi'
the
roads
been
passable,
and!"-
"cave-
Dne
arnvea
"
ai-
.Summit
Lake
December
28.
1946.'
Mr.
Shapland
,who
was
an
em-nlovee
of
a
road
construction
Best
gardening'
equipment,
enriching
fertilizers.
Insecticides!
We
hare
'em
all
to
assure
you
of
'a
fine
productive
garden.
some
were
ill.
After
contests
,
J
"
Remember
her
this
day
with
a
beautiful
card
or
a
gift
that
will
help
express
the
love
you
feel.
Ceorge
Culp
of
Francois
Lake
manv
ls
believed
to
have
Had
Colorful
Career
left
for
the
coast
soTne
time
ago.
The
wedding
of
Shirley
Nutter
and.
Stanley
Blackwell
took
place
at
Wistaria
on
Friday
morning.
and
music,
the
guest
of
honor
opened
her
gifts
and
thanked
those
who
were
there.
A
delicious
lunch
was
served
by
Mrs.
Drew,
assisted
by
her
daughter,
Carrie,,
and
a.
prettily
decorated
birthday
cake
was
served.
For
your
gardening
supplies
phone
or
call
at
BURNS
LAKE
George
Isaac
Culp,
pioneer
of
Central
British
The
recent
Red
Cross
campaign
here
went
over
the
to
Columbia,
passed
away
at
the
Ihome
of
'his
niece
at
Canyon
n
"
objective
of
$3000,
the
last
At
a
meeting
on
Saturday
the
City,
Oregon
recently
after
a
return
on
collections
M.
Patterson
was
$3629.97.
A.
brief
illness
which
followed
a
chairman
in
charge
of
the
cam-ninetieth
stroke.
He
had
celebrated
his
birthday
on
February
,
Paien-
iait-)iwyyMMi
(Calf
Club
was
started
here,
with
The
hawks
are
becoming
so
President,
Ralph
Keefe;
Vice-oold
that
they
have
been
picking
President,
Louie
Snyder;
chickens
right
in
the
yard.ager,
Clarence
Snyder
and
Fred
Gardner's.'
i
retary
Treasurer,
Peter
Read.
McBride
Street
Phone
311
28
surrounded
by
relatives
and
1
You
'
in
tne
Daily
News!
Business
and
Professional
friends.
"Kid"
Culp,
as
he
had
been
known
for
seventy
years,
came
to
Central
British
Columbia
over
fdrty
years
ago
by
pack
train
over
the
old
Bella
Coola
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
Trail
and
prospected
the
richly
W
,t'1
A
Pi
t.,,v;.
,
1
K
I
1
1
1
ft
1
:TE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
mineralized
areas
near
the
con
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P.O.
Box
1401
tact"
of
the
interior
sediment
arles
with
the
Coast
granites
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
RED
739
1361
Overlook
Street
JOHN
,
MOSTAD
CARPENTER
AND
CABINET
MAKER
PHONE
RED
752
and
then
covered
the
placer
H
&
ELK
INS
LTD.
.rcbin?
and
Heating
Engineers
fields
of
the
Omineca
and
Upper
Finlay
Rivers.
He
was
reputed
to
have
had
a
younger
brother
killed
in
the
Custer
Massacre
i
and
came
of
a
historic
family
of
buffalo
hunters
and
scouts
who
14
P.O.
Box.
274
III!
4P
s
caw
had
helped
to
civilize
the
west.
Culp
made
many
a
stake,
but
like
most
prospectors
had
spent
most
of
his
money
in
the
development
of
other
properties',
i
FOR
YOUR
;axd
concrete
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
J.
SAUNDERS
'.
Mudern
Equipment
Work
Guaranteed
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wavfig
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
Some
of
his
abandoned
claims
are
right
now
attracting
atten-
3
EASY
CONTESTS:
1
every
2
weeks
i
is
204
4th
Street
Phone
655
tion
and
development
work
contemplated
this
season.
!
Culp
found
time
"to
develop
'
F.
L.
HUGHES
Chiropractor
22
BESNER
BLOCK
"894
Phone
Blue
442
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
one
of
the
best
farms
in
the
Francois
Lake
District.
His
niece,
Miss
Linny
Grant,
drove
up
to
Burns
Lake
last
summer
'
,.rttl
I'm
round
and
rm
jolly.
Uur
blades
Hash
and
sparkler
The
gloves
are
my
weapons,
,
.
from
Canyon
City
and
took
the
Building
and
Repairs
of
all
kinds
Ld
Pio"eeKr
bffk
t0
th
scen"
D
s
of
his
bovhood
to
spend
his
de-
ORGE
L.
RORIE
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
cuning
days.
His
nephew,
Jack
sh,
spent
some
years
near.
Francois
Lake.
My
beard's
white
as
snow;
My
reindeers'
bells
jingle
When
travelling
I
go!
"WHO
AM
I"?
Get
extra
entry
blank
ti
your
grocer's
and
write
your
answer
on
it.
Mail
with
2
kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
box
ops
before
midnight,
May
29,
1948.
Regional
First
Prizt
$300.00
Rogianal
Sacand
Rrixs)
100.00
Regional
Third
Prix
,
.
50
00
32
Cansetorion
Prizes
5.00
This
contest
from
May
Iftb
to
29tb
Our
skill
is
supreme!
The
nation
acclaims
us
The
ail-winning
team!
"WHO
ARE
WE"?
Write
your
answer
on
entry
form
below
and
mail
with
2
Kellogg'l
Corn
Flakes
box
tops
before
midnight
May
15,
1948.
Regional
firs
Prii
$300.00
Regional
Second
Prize
100.00
Regional
Third
rVizt
50.00
32
Consolation
Priiat
3.00
This
contest
from
May
lsl
ISth
The
ring
s
my
domain.
Fans
call
ma
the
Bomber
'
"
The
Champ
I
remain.
-
"WHO
AM
I"?
Gel
extra
entry
blank
at
your
grocer's
and
write
your
answer
on
it.
Mail
with
2
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
box
tops
before
snidnight,
June
12,
194S.
,
Regional
First
Prize
.$300
0D
Regional
Second
Prixa
100.00
Regional
Third
Prix
50
Oft
32
Consolation
Print
3.00
Tbh
contest
from
Mmy
29
to
Jmne
lltk
m
ASTON
CLINTON,
Buckinghamshire,
England
W
J.
S.
Mayne,
now
91,
had
a
cold
bath
daily
until
he
was
83,
took
up
running
when
past
40
and
won
hundreds
of
prizes.
$1,000
00
GRAND
PRIZE
for
all
Canada!
'
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Returns
Compiled.
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Green
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DELIVERY
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Green
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MESSENGER
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Service
m,.,
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ERICKSON
ANO
TECHNICIAN
phone
Blue
269
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322
Sixth
St.
HNG
AND
REPAIRS
Night
Calls
Green
882
:a
411
West
7th
Ave.
'
JONES
NEWS
STAND
SUPERIOR
We
handle
Eastern
and
Western
DECORATORS
Papers
ljn
..
..
Swedish-American
Tribune
PAPERHANGING
.
and
Western
Miner
e"8
(P.R.)
Ltd.
and
Worn
Soles
a;
Ubemn.,
weighing
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
L
BL1TE
980
Box
774
Second
Ave.
,
TENDERS
SEALED
TENDERS,
addressed
to
the
undersigned
and
marked
"Tender
win,
you
compete
for
the
jingle
prizes
only
with
people
from
your
own
part
of
Canada
..
.
Ontario,
Western
Canada,
Eastern
Canada.
.
Enter
the
first
contest
now!
Then
enter
the
second
and
third
contests
so
you'll
hare
a
better
chance
for
the
Grand
Prize!
Use
the
entry
blank
below
for
your
first
entry,
and
get
extra
blanks
at
your
grocer's
for
your
second
and
third
entries
or
as
many
more
entries
as
you
want
to
make.
Enter
eacb
contest
as
many
times
as
you
like
the
more
times
you
enter,
naturally,
the
mora
chances
you
have
to
win.
But
remember,
with
each
entry
for
etch
earliest,
you
must
enclose
2
box
it's
easy!
It's
fun!
Here's
an
exciting
3
in
t
.
YES,
contest
fi7
member
of
the
family
will
want
to
enter
right
away!
Here's
all
you
do
for
a
chance
at
the
Grand
Prire,
open
to
everyone:
Solve
the
first
of
the
3
riddles
given
a
hove,
and
with
your
solution,
give
a
6-word
or
less
answer
to
this
easy
question:
WHY
IX)
4
OUT
OF
S
CANADIANS
PREFER
KELLOGG'S
CORN
FLAKES?
An
obvious
answer
might
be
"because
they
taste
better."
There
are
lots
and
lots
of
prizes,
so
everyone
has
a
real
chance
of
winning
every
two
weeks-plus
a
chance
for
the
Grand
Prize
when
the
three
contests
are
over.
And
to
make
it
even
easier
to
for
Lighthouse
Tender
and
Buoy
Vessel"
will
be
received
up
to
12
o'clock
noon.
E.D.ST,
Monday.
June
7.
1948
for
the
construction
of
a
Steam.
Twin
Screw,
Lighthouse
Tender
and
Buoy
Vessel
Length
259
ft.,
Breadth
46
ft..
Depth.
20
ft.
6
In.
Plans.
Specifications.
Labour
Conditions
and
Form
of
Tender
in
the
matter
may
be
obtained
by
bona
fide
shipbuilders
capable
of
carrying
out
the
work
on
application
to
the
Chief
Purchasing
Agent.
Department
of
Transport.
Hunter
Building.
Ottawa.
Ontario.
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
a
security
deposit
in
the
amount
of
S50.000
00
i
Fifty
Thousand
Qol-rarsi.
such
security
to
be
In
the
form
tops
from
packages
of
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes.
Get
.
your
first
entry
in
today!
oi
a
certified
cheque
on
a
chartered
Canadian
bank
made
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Receiver
General
of
Canada,
.andor
Dominion
of
Canada
Enter
as
often
as
you
like,
but
be
sure
to
enclose
2
box
tops
from
packages
of
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
with
each
entry.
1
For
the
purpose
of
this
contest
there
are
9
regions:
The
West
(Mini
toba
to
the
Pacihc),
Ontario,
and
The
East
(Quebec
and
the
Maritimes).
3.
Each
contest
will
last
two
weeks,
and
will
he
judged
separately.
For
.
each
contest,
from
the
correct
solutions
to
the
"Who
Are
We"
jingles,
the
judges
will
draw
the
35
prize
winners
in
each
region.
When
the
three
contests
are
completed,
the
winner
of
the
Grand
Prize
for
all
Canada
will
be
selected
from
the
315
prize
winners,
on
the
basis
of
the
best
answer
to
the
question...
WHY
DO
4
OUT
OF
5
CANADIANS
PREFER
KELLOGG'S
CORN
FLAKES?
3.
The
dosing
dates
for
eacb
contest
are
midnight.
May
1
5,
midnight
May
29,
and
midnight
Jane
12.
To
qualify
for
each
contest,
entries
must
be
postmarked
on
or
before
these
dates.
4.
The
contest
is
open
to
all
residents
of
Canada,
other
than
employees
ai
the
Kellogg
Company,
or
its
advertising
agencies,
or
their
families,
ill
entries
become
the
property
of
Kellogg
Company
of
Canada
Ltd.
5.
Each
entry
must
be
qualified
by
enclosing
two
box
topsfrom
packages
of
Koiiogg's
Corn
Flakes.
Entries
are
to
be
sent
to
the
Ketlogg
Company
of
Canada
Ltd.,
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
Contest,
London,
Ontario,
Canada,
R.
The
name
and
address
of
the
grocer
from
whom
you
buy
your
Kellugg's
Corn
Flakes
mast
be
included
with
each
entry.
t.
The
decision
of
the
judges,
who
are
H.
G.
Kimber,
Past
President,
Canadian
Daily
Newspapers
Association;
S.
M.
Phiipott,
President,
Advertising
and
Sales
Club
of
Toronto,
Inc.;
J.
F.
Graydon,
President,
Canadian
Facts
Limited;
is
anal
and
legally
bidding.
Results
will
bp
tasMished
in
skis
paper,
lo
the
case
of
a
tie,
the
entry
bearing
the
earliest
posunank
wial
ba
declared
the
winner.
bonds.,
at;
par.
andr
bonds
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Co.
or
its
subsidiary
companies,
unconditionally
guaranteed
by
the
Dominion
of
Canuda,
at
pur.
Such
aecwlty
will
be
forfeited
in
the
event
of
the
tenderer
Kellogg
Company
of
Canada
limned.
TRY
IRex
Cafie
FOR
TASTY
MEALS
Chop
Suey
Chow
Mein
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
Contetf,
London,
Ontario.
The
jfegN)
ewcribei
refusing
to
enter
into
a
contract
on
the
busis
of
his
tender
If
called
upon
to
do
so
or
failing
to
satisfactorily
4
oat
of
5
Canadian,
prof
KHoeg'i
Cora
nafcat
Istuaia
OPEN
tncfeMd
win
my
onrry
ore
3
boa
tops
from
aodraoas
of
RexoOfN
Com
Hokei.
AM
to
2
a.m.
(Chinese
wishes
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complete
such
a
contract.
Security
deposits
of
unsuccessful
tenderers
will
be
returned.
Any
tender
not
accompanied
by
a
security
deposit
as
described
will
not
be
considered.
The
Department
does
not
bind
itself
to
accept
the
lowest
or
any
tender.
F.
T.
COLLINS.
Secretary.
Department
of
Transport.
Ottawa.
Canada.
April
24,
1948.
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entry
blanks
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your
grocer's
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bought
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CLASSIFIED
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