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Wednesday,
May
12,
1948
Francois
Lake
News
tout
the
remains
of
Arab
forces
1
in
hillside
positions,
and
Jewish
'convoys
started
moving
yester
r
PA
YS
JEWS
CLEAR
OUT
ARABS
FROM.
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
day,
he
s.ald.
'
UNLUCKY
MEMBER
LOSES
TWO
AUTOS
MONTREAL
W
J.
H.
Dellsle,
minister
without
portfolio
in
the
Quebec
government,
had
to
do
without
an
automobile
after
all.
First
his
car
was
stolen
and
when
recovered
by
the
police,
U
was
damaged
to
such
an
extent
that
It
had
to
be
left
several
weeks
In
a
.garage.
The
garage
owner
did
not
want
the
minister
to
go
without
a
car,
so
he
lent
him
another
automobile
while
his
own
FRANCOIS
LAKE
The
Annual
Clean-up
Day
at
the
Institute
Hall
was
on
Saturday.
On
Friday
afternoon
the
school
children
worked
hard
and
picked
up
paper
and
other
rubbish
on
the
grounds
and
piled
them
in
piles
to
be
carted
away
the
next
morning
when
the
older
workers
came.
The
highway
is
the
.supply
lifeline
to
100,000
Jew
living
In
Jerusalem.
Meanwhile,
the
.
Red
Cross
awaited
a
written
request
from
'
Arab
and
Jewish
leaders
to.
convert
Jerusalem
into
a
'
neutral
zone.
A
temporary
cease
fire
order
was
agreed
to
Saturday
VITAL
HIGHWAY
JERUSALEM,
The.
Jews
claimed
victory
Tuesday
in
their
battle
to
open
their
vital
Jerusalem-Tel
Aviv
supply
line.
A
spokesman
said
that
Jewish
Cigarette
Tobacco
the
various
activities
In
cm-nection
with
the
Institute
in
both
countries.
The
next
meet
commandos
had
smashed
Arab
The
work
that
the
children
did
was
surely
appreciated
and
showed
that
they
appreciated
having
the
use
of
the
hall
when
needed.
The
remainder
of
-the
work
was
done
by
one
o'clock
among
both
forces
now
in,
th
Holy
City.
ing
will
be
at
Reg.
Partington's
was
being
repaired.
home
Uie
flrstTThursday
in
June,
Mr.
Delisle
drove
home
for
lunch.
When
he
came
out,
the
,lD,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
resistance
in
the
Bab
El
Was
fcorge
and
swarmed
over
the
hills
to
wipe
out
Arab
entrenchments.
Hagana
militia
engineers
used
bulldozers
and
dynamite
to
root
on
Saturday
ready
for
the
big
day
on
May
24.
A
few
warm
days
are
drying
car
was
gone.
So
he
reported
a
up
the
roads
and
with
the
worst
second
car
stolen,
bog
holes
in
the
road
being
i--
There
were
six
in
attendance
at
the
Women's
Institute
meet
HOW
CAN
I
?
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By
ANNE
ASHU.Y
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Q.
How
can
I
strengthen,
new
glassware?
A.
By
placing
it
In
a
vessel
of
slightly
salted
water,
Jetting
it
come
to
a
boil
slowly,
then
thoroughly,,
allowed
by
cnpilng
slowly.
The
slower
this
treatment,
the
more
effective
wiU,
btf
Chevalier
Composes
Citizens'
New
Name
fimely
Topics
from
errace
ing
at
Mrs.
Claude
Lord's
home
at
Tchesinkut
Lake
on
Thurs
planked
It
is
hoped
that
traffic
Charles
Millar
played
guitars.
J.
will
be
resumed
on
the
road,
gave
a
short
address,
and
Traffic
and
business
have
been
Mrs
Earl
Hanke
gave
a
very
almost
at
standstill
for
weeks,
(interesting
and
instructive
ta
on
David
Livingstone.
Mrs.
Gerald
Cooper
has
returned
from
Merrit
where
he
has
been
with
his
grandparents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Cooper,
for
the
winter.
He
came
up
in
his
car
and
made
day
afternoon.
It
was
decided
French
Singer
Calls
Cranby
to
have
a,
raffle
to
help
out
the
funds
of
the
Farmers'
Institute,
JURY
iRY
FUNERAL
FUNERAL
IS
IS
HELD
HELD
FOR
FOR
Twenty
attended
the
Christian
Plul
Kelly
closed
the
meeting
,
a
slow
trip.
In
one
part
of
the
the
raffle
to
be
at
the
dance
on
Association
meeting
at
Mrs.
'
with
a
prayer.
,
road
he
had
to
be
towed
for
two
1
May
24.
Two
engraved
silver
Charles
Millar's
home
on
Sat-1
Mrs.
Millar
served
lunch
which
miles
steady
the
result.
Q.
How
can
I
dry
a,
sweater
properly
after
washing?
A.
Lay
the
sweater
oh
a
flat
I
ace
Boivin
wanted
a
propet
'
name
to
designate
citizens
ol
(HAM
WATSON
AT
TERRACE
tPJiACK
A
military
funeral
was
held
on
Tues.
The
Hemre
and
WaaLe
saw-'
surface,
turning
from
time
to
cups
will
be
presented
Dy
tne
urciay
afternoon,
with,
the
ma-
was
rather
hurriedly
eaten
so
Women's
Institute
at
the
fair,
jority
from
Southbank.
Getting
that
the
Southbank
folk
coul'l
for
the
boy
and
girl
who
win
there
was
rather
a
problem
with
catch
the
ferry,
the
most
marks
for
their
school
,
the
road
boggy,
so
Charles
Mil-1
this
Eastern
Townships
city.
I
French
sinRer
Maurice
Chevalier
did
not
hepitate.
mill
Is
now
operating
this
side,
time.
It
will
not
stretch
and
will
of
the
lake.
be
soft
and
dry.
'jjf'.ci-iKion
in
Terrace
when
William
Watson
was
work
shown
lar
met
two
parties
at
the
Land-1
The
roads
being
closed
to
ing
and
took
them
in
his
car
trucks
has
brought
to
the
fore
Members
will
save
their
cop
i
rest
in
uil-
ivaiuiu
vcmcLtrry.
DLTViees
were
French.
And
the
way
he
pro
Knox
United
Church
with
Mr.
Donald
Brey!
it
the
name
sounded
SuS
them
to
send
at
the
end
of
the
Hollywood
Cafe
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
NEWEST
AND
MOST
VP-TO-DATE
RESTAV'RANT
OPEN
FROM
4:00
P.M.
TO
3:3a
A.M.
to
James
Jeffrey's.
They
were
some
ingenious
modes
of
trans-
:
"
met
there
by
James
Jeffrey
with
portation.
On
Sunday
after
-a
team
and
dray
and
taken
the
noon
a
rubber-tired
tractor
went
mile
and
a
half
up
to
the
Millar
past
the
Landing
drawing
be-farm
(it
used
to
be
the
Smith
hind
It
a
dray
loaded
with
folk
j
farmi.
going
to
the
Sunday
School
at!
After
all
had
gathered
in
the
the
Calder
home
(Brownleei.l
Tymns
sung
were
"Abide
With
Me"
and
"Onward
pleased
and
those
seated
around
,
,,
.
,,
,
.
.
overseas
"
K
parcel
was
collected
by
Chevalier
at
a
dinner
tendered
.
,
...
Soldiers.
Mrs.
Ban-
';he
oruan.
of
the
morning.
At
midnight,
re-
by
the
city
applauded
members
and
friend.-,
freshmen
ts
were
served
by
the
So
Maurice
became
the
flat
members
bringing
articles.
Mrs.
Lord
offered
to
pack
and
send
this
month's
parcel.
The
Institute
is
getting
in
touch
with
the
Women's
Instl-
Special
Dinner
I.
very
Sunday,
S
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
CHINESE
DISIIES
A
SPECIALTY
hecased
filled
the
church
firemen
and
their
wives
and
the
official
Granbyens.
He
was
given
rre
were
many
lovely
a
f
f
a.ir
was
successful
in
all
ways.
a,
symbolic
key
engraved
with
pleasant
sitting
room
a
five-
All
looked
to
be
enjoying
the
piece
orchestra
played
several
trip
immensely.
hymns
and
the
others
sang
James
Jeffrey
and
Mrs.
Parting-
Lawson
Sugden
is
home
from
fr.butes
George
Dover
assisted
at
the
the
coat-of-arms
of
the
city
n.,H
u,nc
tvartn
nn
h,
.nni5.ru
pin.
tute
at
Mordlford,
Hereford,
CHOW
trers
were
omraaes
n.
door.
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SUEY
For
Outside
Orders
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zen
of
Granby.
England,
so
that
they
can
cor-
ton
played
violins,
J.
Nash
the
the
U.B.C.
and
will
work
with
respond
and
keep
in
touch
with
banjo,
and
Robert
Jeffrey
and
the
Forestry
for
the
summer.
W.
Craig.
W.
Warner,
f
Beecher,
P.
Van
Stolk,
jpnk
Green.
The
Anglican
tea
and
sale
was
held
on
Saturday
afternoon
In
the
Orange
Hall
and
was
a
fin
Hamlin,
Betty
McCabe
and
Flora
Melvin.
tourers
were
Mrs.
W.
Sparkes,
and
Mrs.
Dover,
cashier.
Mrs.
N.
McNabb,
home
cooking
stall.
Mrs.
H.
King,
Mrs.
C.
Giggey,
fancy
work
stall.
Mm.
C.
R.
de
Kergommeaux,
Mrs.
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and
social
success.
Lovely
spring
flowers
graced
the
tea
tables,
pourers'
table
and
stalls.
The
home
cooking
and
candy
stall
had
a
choice
selection
of
good
things
to
eat
and
the
fancy
,
work
stall
had
some
lovely
ar-
J
Holes
for
sale.
Introduced
by
Mrs.
Maxted,
Mr.
Donald
Brey
jfiTrace
Theatre
Is
having
:
!imeue
projecting
ma-jj.italled
which
will
be
In
i
week.
Better
service
sivon
to
the
movie-goers
l
the
projection
will
bo
o
none.
if
T.
Elliott
and
daughter.
Holden.
Mrs.
Priest
and
son,
Ronnie,
arrived
at
the
week-end
from
Prince
Rupert
and
will
spend
a
few
clays
here.
Mrs.
J.
Mayo
travelled
to
ix
of
Prince
Rupert,
are;
opened
the
proceedings
with
a
jg
in
Terrace.
j
prayer
and
a
few
words
ft
pleas-
f5
ure
at
being
called
to
Terrace
It
to
the
strains
of
the
to
serve
the
people
here.
Help-
hc.sira,
dancers
at
the
lng
to
make
the
afternoon
a
)b
s
Ball
in
Oddfellows'
success
were
Mrs.
Corlett,
Mrs.
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Friday
evening
had
a
Thomson
and
Mrs.
Sande
in
the
p?
time
till
the
erly
hours
kitchen.
Servlteurs
were
Mrs.
Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday's
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and
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staying
there
for
a
few
days.
The
Boy
Scouts
and
Girl
Guides
are
going
to
raise
$200
for
the
cancer
fund
and
will
be
out
collecting
soon.
The
Kinsmen
are
putting
up
a
silver
cup
for
the
winning
tug-o-war
team
at
their
May
24
Sports
Day.
It
Is
Intended
that
this
will
be
an
annual
event
and
any
team
successful
in
winning
the
cup
for
three
consecutive
years
will
be
allowed
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