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On
April
18,
1949,
the
Cans-
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fillmatd
that
Wednesday.
June
22,
1949
dian
Government
Travel
Bureau
of
honey
represents
the
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life
work
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Western
International
U'-
received
3,937
enquiries.
or
about
-
1,000
bees.
earl.
ear'y
V
a
1,600
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fie
Bremerton
p:'kai:e-2-8
3-5.
Wenatchee
8-3,
Tacoma
4-13
Victoria-Salem
rain.
Vancouver
4-9,
Yakima
3-5
Pacific
Const
San
Francisco
3-2,
Seattle
0-9
Portland
7-7.
Ik
An;',flcs
1-2
Hollywood
4-'.',
H.ieramento
2-G
Oakland
7-2,
San
Diego
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FRUIT
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luscious
peaches,
t
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eat!
v
raspberries
or
any
t
v
"SORE
ARM"
RACKLEY
REJOINS
DODGERS
Sore
arm
and
all,
Outfielder
Marvin
Racitley,
who
is
seen
with
Manager
Burt
Shotton
(right)
has
come
back
to
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
from
Pittsburgh
Rackley
returned
to
Ebbets
Field
because
of
uproar
created
by
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Owner
Frank
McKinney
who
charged
the
Dodgers
with
misrepresenting
Rackley's
physical
condition
at
the
time
he
was
sold
In
exchange
for
Johnny
Hopp
and
$25,000.
When
the
charges
reached
Dodgers
prexy
Branch
Rickey,
the
latter
got
In
touch
with
McKinney
and
cancelled
the
whole
deal.
Rackley
played
seven
innings
against
the
Cubs,
but
didn't
have
a
chance
to
demonstrate
the
condition
of
his
arm.
ru
and
S.
A.
Roberts
provided
music
I
LEGION
ENDS
ENTERTAINMENT
for
the
community
singing.
Furses
and
wallets,
the
handiwork
of
Don
Arney
while
in
Shaughnessy
Hospital,
were
raf-
2
C
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fresh
fruit
with
crisp,
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golden
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5:-Sf
Shredded
VC'heat!
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whole
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wheat
nutrition,
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helps
keep
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this
sunny
cereal
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with
fresh
fruit,
to-
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morrow!
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s
Canadian
Legion
held
its
final
Hed.
Mrs.
George
Penner
and
Bring
-Your
-Missus"
night
of
lrs-
Jvn
ur
u.
-
ill
.
1
ners
of
the
purses
while
Oeorg-.
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,'$10,0
'5nee
1
jspae
,
Penner
and
Wilfred
Goddard
won
the
wallets.
the
season
Friday
evening,
concluding
a
series
of
monthly
entertainments
which
have
lasted
No
woman
whose
home
Is
eijuippeJ
with
modern
tlcctrical
pnlUru:M
The
Drouram
was
-in
charEO
through
the
winter
and
spring.
o
NH,
Cameron
aml
Vic
Dun-The
entertainment
commilU-e
ean
the
laUer
at,Ullg
M
muslr.
provided
a
pleasant
surprise
with
of.eeremonles.
It
concluded
with
-
You
odd
olt
to
t
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boil-
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t
a
new
entertainer,
Mrs.
Nora
wuM
dream
of
trying
to
get
lng
without
them.
Convenience,
spied,
effkieruy,
4i.o.oruiHn
and
economy
.
,
.
these
are
some
of
the
I
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jjO'
ng,
o
good-il
ready
in
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Thompson,
whose
singing
and
playing
were
the
feature
of
the
CAI
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.
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Hea
tJTTr9
net-
,o
Pel
qualities
that
women
have
come
to
expect
and
always
get
from
their
electric
tervanu.
-m
i
evening.
Mrs.
Thompson
revealed
herself
as
a
talented
entertainer
with
considerable
background
of
wartime
entertainir.g
in
eastern
Canada.
The
program
included
sony.;
by
Mrs.
Peggy
Andrews
and
Jock
Campbell,
recitations
by
Reg
Kings
and
W.
D.
Griffiths
and
c-
An
automatic
iron,
an
electric
tet-ketile,
i
toaster
these
are
only
a
few
of
ikuent
of
indLspenuhla
electric
aides
wjiting,
and
ready,
to
ser
you.
a
in
.At
.
i-
v
it
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is-
r.-
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v.
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l
.
-
light
refreshments
served
by
members
of
the
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary.
NEWSCHOOF
IS
FINISHED
Contractors
Mitchell
&
Currie
have
completed,
at
a
cost
of
$20,000,
a
neat
new
schoolhouse
and
teacherage
at
Metlakatla
village
for
the
Department
of
Indian
Affairs.
It
will
be
occupied
on
the
reopening
of
school
'
in
the
fall
after
the
summer
vacation.
The
school
has
capacity
for
forty
pupils.
Sub-contractors
were
Smith
&
Elkins,
plumbing,
and
Grant
&.
Newton,
electrical
work.
I
Tenders
rre
about
to
be
called
.
v..
.
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'isn
s?
a
guitar
and
harmonica
solo
by
Archie
Brogan.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Bla'k
2T
Re:
.
Tf
Tlio
,.
(HV
trici
WM
bss
o
ssvied
'
joult
lotlce
It
t)
Yom
Jon
-1
Jftcat
rUt
-alld
vritin
.
PS
Ire,
h
t
i
km
J
A
ks0;
for
new
Indian
schools
at
Kin-'
eolith,
Hartley
Bay,
Greenvil!?'
i
and
Fort
Babine.
COAST
TOURIST
RESORTS
There-'
now
are
913
licensed
tourist
esorts
in
British
Colum
Business
and
Profession
bia.
...
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Soccer
Schedule
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ncoi
iBe;
TINY
ATOM
An
atom
.
M
uranium
has
a
diameter
of
one
hundredth
millionth
o
an
inch.
June
24
General
Motors
ys
BYTOWN
MAC
WORKS
Agents
for
SIMPU
and
Canadian
Legion.
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Schedule
for
the
NotMh
Rtar
GEORGE
L.
HORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
Phone
387
Trophy
football
series
As
as
fol-
lows:
1
CUMMINS
DIESEL
I
June
27
H?avr
'
Battery
v
(
General
Motors,'
July
4
Heayy
Canadian
Lotion
Battery
ys.
!
Sales
Service
ar.i
Boat
owners
and
usr
dustrlai
Engines
to
our
showroom
to
various
engines
and
equipment
prablems
1
KEN'S
RADIO
CLINIC
For
Satisfactory
Service
CALL
53
718
Second
Avenue
West
July
8
C.
Nadlan
Lei'on
vs.
General
Motoii
July
11
f
Motor."
Y3.
Heavy
BatU
July
15
Ci
idian
Legion
vs.
Heavy
Batterj
July
18
Oenual
MOU.ts
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
July
22
Heavy
Battery
vs.
General
Motors.
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P.
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West
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Health
grants
to
provinces
are
helping
to
build
a
stronger
nation.
In
the
first
5
years
more
than
$165,000,000
will
be
spent
by
the
Federal
Government.
In
the
year
1943-49
the
sum
of
$31,270,000
was
used.
Many
projects
are
already
under
way:
Cancer.
T.B..
Venereal
Disease
and
Arthritis
Control.
Mental
Health
Hospital
Construction;
ten
province-wide
health
sur-veys;
13.000
additional
hospital
beds;
training
for
health
specialists;
increased
health
services
and
research.
NW.
Phone
554
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Repairs
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paid
(or
tmptiif
lbU1
by
toy
B.C.
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Government
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kinds
Canadian
unemployment
insurance
benefits
are
now
$18.30
per
week
for
married
persons.
Since
the
inception
of
unemployment
insurance
our
people
have
been
protected
against
temporary
or
seasonal
loss
of
employment
to
the
sum
of
$22,964,714.
This
sum
has
been
paid
out
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
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