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Monday.
June
27,
1M9
IT
PA
YS
r
6
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
1
ONE
SUNNY
AFTERNOON
During
the
recent
Gyro
district
convention
here
one
of
the
feat-rwmi
of
the
swimming
or
Mrrivmont
Park.
Pictures
left
tq
right
$10,000
ure
events
was
opening
Governor
Wilson
Hunt
of
Pen
tic
ton
Is
shown
presenting
deed
to
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
as
Pres-
Cigarette
Tobacco
Went
Maurice
Brydges
looks
on.
A
view
of
poo
's
expanse
with
assembled
crowds.
&w
miming
group
with
Bill
Stone,
club's
star
matatorian.
Nearby
children's
playground.
(Photo
by
Mrs.
Gatske).
MUD,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGIN!
-
-
MOTELUCT
MEWS
SO
AVOID
'MENTAL
UT-DOWNS'-CRINK
POSTUM
Dancer
signal
!
when
vnnr
tvipnvM
un&jr
v,
!
cation
(in
tea
and
coffee)
drink
Poslvm!
Conuiof
no
J
??I5!?
STEWART
NEWS
calf
em
cant
depress
you
or
upset
your
stomach.
Vet
Postum
costs
about
Vi
less.
Order
oitr
n
1
5
bayonet-argK.
handicap
his
lessons
he
iearnu
v
good
,tead.
He
j
,n;
al
Navy
hen
ft(
tfl(-i
the
LraeU
That's
the
r"
to
his
titles.
Hut
NEAR
TRAGEDY
FRANCOIS
LAKE
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Near
tragedy
came
to
the
Erikson
family
p
l09
'
rV--tVllf
Hood,
4
oi
ior
nwiti
jo
cuptl
MOTORS
JO
MEET
BATTERY
TON
Id
I
IT
Latest
from
Portland
Gmal
MiningCtmtn'
Sport
Shots
league,
In
the
city
football
two
miles
west
of
the
Landing
General
Motors
and
Battery
Mrs.
ior
a
li.
Plane
Drops
Supplies
in
Unuk
Area
Fine
SampJes
From
Terminus
JOAN
McKAY
IS
STEWART
QUEEN
in
Hickey's
Bay
on
Sunday
af-
will
clash
tonight
at
Roosevelt
temoon.
A
tiny
raft
floated
park
in
the
North
Star
cumpe-
i
to
attend
the
Topley
Conference
and
all
members
will
be
given
the
opportunity
of
attend-
int;
if
they
wish.
A
letter
has
!
been
received
from
the
School
(Board
stating
that
tenders
are
JNews
of
Francois
Lake
8TEWART
Charlie
Knippel.
into
the
bay
which
had
been
ution.
Line-up
for
General
u-ith
his
son
Khnbert
and
Thor-
l..ft
after
thp
Iniini'hint!
of
tli
Mulm-
nil!
h
r'r.-.u.-n
frnm
thp
The
fight
crowds
might
call
hard
roafto
him
lefty,
or
Maxie,
or
the
Bel-
used
to
that
sen
Kid.
Whichever
it
is,
the
last
tag
may
give
an
Idea
of
the
six
years
Max
Leftovlch
Mrs
s'n
Didrt
spent
in
Nazi
concentration
6d
10
lhe
city
camps.
He's
in
Britain
now,,noon
from
;uneau
STEWART
.
Joan
tj
j
McKay,
the
lief
-
Retvedtj
ieft
nere
for
the
ferry
Connie
-
and
Deanrut
following
team
members:
asked
for
erection
rreccioii
oi
of
play-
piajr-
,
iourieen
year
uiu
unntuwri
vi
w
m,,..
..n
noan
Boulter,
Hebb,
"
Sunberg,
John
1
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.
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1
1111
filfl
U1IK
gruunu
equpmeu
Mr.
and
Mil.
Jack
McKay,
spon-
it
.wrt
"
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T
.
j
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,1
V,.
"7..
les
A
selection
of
films
was
shown
Lake
School.
It
is
hoped
that
.
hv
th
Toval
0rdpr
of
v..
k
-
up
a..
-
V
Pat
when
school
opens
in
September
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y
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T
wlth
tC?
lw0
glrlS-
Currie'
BoD
Currl?'
Mercer
Ktfi.c
u
iie
n
juirrpxsful
ecfuJ
rfln1
..
.
.
.
j
7,
i,
...jt
i
i.
vivitart
,.
thU
equipment
will
be
in
place
.
rtominkTn
"
"CK"Sn
J
cropping
Little
Deanna
sat
still
but
Wilson.
Bruce
Simunton;
"
nwne.Rr
:
.
.
.
"
.
.
diaate
.t.
ior
for
the
tne
uomimon
Dar
uay
...nnii,,.
nn
account
nf
the
down
,
..
.
u
..j
oii,mn
m,,
t
...,
boxine
scene
with
onp
ev.
nn
Browne.
in
the
Hall
on
Friday
evening
sent
by
the
National
Film
Board
with
Ralph
Keefe
and
Peter
Neave
In
charge.
After
the
edu
mc
"it
Q..
-,,.
...itw
.ith
a
vnf
of
,
S7
c.n
inn
3ftfL
j
.
uonnie,
i.uuuic,,icu
,ien
years
oiu,
uiu,
ju.i
jump
iocmn.,
nuueun,
-
,
Arucies
wtfre
urouKtii.
ior
...
.
,
fame
and
the
other
on
raising
vater
Owens.
.
English
parcel
and
for
the
ba-
caaid.
a-
nsfd
"
tuet
f0""
TOve
rabfy
bu
he
but
ne
aTound
cons
deraoiy
sank
winner
of
and
aar.
Mrs.
Lobley
was
wM
depp
.Q2fln
flnd
vot-
al
had
a
a
vote
of
40,200
and
but,
enough
money
to
pay
for
a
trip
to
Canada.
cational
films,
three
delightful
ate-,
made
it.
Later
on
he
dropped
fortunalelv.
wt
consciousness
IXAIIMir
lltriMMll
the
raffle.
Mrs.
Partington
gave
uWrence,
Parent
Teach
SSiTSSSi
tai
liTrtn0"
tely
and
floated
on
her
UUUDLt
WCUUIHU
a
humorous
reading
and
Mrs.
comics
which
the
Women's
Institute
had
sent
for
were
shown
and
much
enjoyed
by
all.
er
s
He
is
trying
to
trace
his
last
two
living
relatives.
Max
is
no
slouch
in
the
fight
business.
,p..isi
"
jjice
without
strugglii
struggling.
Neave
read
an
article
about
in-
jg
sulin.
Lunch
was
served
by
the
NEAR
BURNS
LAKE
from
where
the
supplies
were
dropped.
j
Deanna
screamed
for
help
!
and
her
mother
and
sister
Tyra.
A
start
has
been
made
towards
'hostess.
The
next
meeting
will
cTCWART
l
innQf
e
enlarging
of
the
Francois
'be
on
July
7
at
Mrs.
Peebles
1
LWAI
I
MUU3t
the
old-
"n
n
to
J.
O.
LeFrancois
arrived
here
?ven
Jea
df
Already
he
is
welter
and
middle
weight
champion
of
Israel.
During
the
war
Max
was
sent
to
a
concentration
camp.
His
parents
and
brother
were
killed
Lake
Store,
with
the
founda-
home.
WHIi)
I
-
JJANLL
from
Montreal
and
states
that
,M
'
X
tions
completed.
Twelve
whip
STEWART
The
Portland
his
company
expects
to
do
con-
'
..Miss
Gloria
I
la
tike
and
Miss.
Frances
Durban
are
Charming
Brides
BURNS
LAKE
The
beautiful
Durban
Ranch
on
Tatalas-ca
Lake
was
the
scene
of
an
sockets
were
dug
up
li
from
where
nnuv.
'
Mr.
and
Mrs..
Walter
Wilson
of
,
,
,
.
,
auu
1
CH-l
wuuic
uuv
vuuiu
avi-
there.
Max's
turn
came
w
hen
guards
stood
him,
then
15
ag-
the.
old
hotel
stood
and
which
Burns
Lake
were
visitors
at
tne
anm
wxige,
ixyui
ojqw
ox
"
,
V
VVJ
swim
and
was
soon
almost
was
burned
down,
reminders
of
Neave
home
at
the
Landing
on
Moo.se,
held
a
succesful
-whist
the
Mountain
Boy
p
Pperty
on
drown,n
hnK
ghe
man
ainst
a
wall
for
bavonet
nrac-
the
old
times
when
horses
were
Sunday.
With
them
was
Mr.
orive
ana
aance
on
baturaay
y".'"
to
get
ashore
"
and
ran
down
the
Ml
.
I
i.in
rf
n
.
.1
r-t
rt
X
I
f
r-
m
VAN
1W
111
l.ir
JV
1
1
M
I
N
.
M.
11
.1
1
.N
j
IV
1
1
a.v.M
.
.
.
us
as-
historic
double
wedding
when
..
.
road
to
get
help
from
the
Van
...
...
,
.
"
w
grabbed
roKKri
a
!,,.,
bayonet.
TV,.
The
&
r
he
fiev.
A.
W.
Atkinson
of
,
,.w
.,..
used
lor
transportation.
.
,1
11.111
O
.UU01I1,
.
1
.3
.
iFJ
.
A
vAVt-a
-
'
I
,
.
.
,
,
.
irn
nt
t
v.
A
U4;i..
.
ftl.o
own
the
L
L
I
oi
Tunonage
wens,
tngiano,
ki
Jantens
Burns
Lake
united
in
marriage
good
enougn
glve
Max
an
who
is
visiting
them
during
a
won,
oacue
young
geuing
pruLicivj
n
cni
the
Annsnlation
nrizp
in
the
understood
that
an
aggressive
Tvra
noticed
that
the
wind
clarence
Durban,
second
son
of
other
chance,
and
Instead
he
..
....
i:..
,
j..i,v,D,f
i.-
had
chanaed
at
that
moment
,.
n..i
t....i
tour
of
the
States
and
Canada.
Mrs.
Porter
lived
for
several
years
with
Mrs.,
Neave's
mens
section
uan
MacAuiay
pouc
m
uciciujjuid
-
nu
ran.
nuwu
umuan,
was
put
into
boxine
contests
ar
was
first
and
Isaac
Soderlov
being
arranged
by
the
compan-
and
was
gradually
drifting
Con-
and
clori2L
Hanke
of
tne
pion.
German
amuse'
Mrs.
R.
Crawford,
Earl
Deed-cr's
mother,
has
arrived
from
Moscow,
Idaho,
to
spend
the
summer
here.
She
flew
from
Spokane
to
Prince
George,
stop
family
in
Suffolk
about
forty
null
ai
(.muvuauuil
untie.
A
i
...
"
m
j
v.
v.
w.
......
ment.
into
the
Icy
water
up
to
her
d
fc
years
ajro.
Mrs.
Lobley,
who
Is
table
lamp,
which
was
raffled,'
The
resulting
injuries
from
Owen
McFadden
brought
In
neck
and
could
manage
by
0azzg
Nyeste
and
nls
Charmlng
was
won
bv
W
J
Wakefield
A
ping
off
for
a
while
In
VancoU'
ver.
eaten
c.n.u
I
staying
at
the
Landing,
also
imet
Mrs.
Porter
again.
fine
refreshment
SDread
was
en-.
some
fine
specimens
of
high
Jeaniing
ner
uiiui
wj
hrkle,
Frances
Durban,
the
I
The
regular
meeting
of
the
joyed.
Music
for
the
dance
'grade
Silver-Lead
ore
from
the
Connie's
hair
in
her
fingers
and
groom
belonging
to
Burns
Lake.
Which
followed,
was
supplied
by!
Terminus
Mine
on
American
Pul1
her
to
shore.
She
dragged
The
doubi
ceremony
took
H.J
Creek.
He
to
ship
about
her
onto
the
rocks
at
the
lake
in
Mrs.
L.
A.
Behnsen,
and
Mrs.
expects
f,lace
commodious
liv-
Woodford
on
the
piano
and
sixty
tons
of
ore
this
year.
j
edee
and
pounded
and
called
mg
room
of
lne
Durban
fann
Business
(M'lProfcssk
Women's
Institute
was
held
at
Dr
L
w
Kergin
returned
to
Mrs
Parthi2ton's
home.
Eitht
thp
ritv
hn
Saturdav's
nlane
were
eset.
The
WJL
plans
'from
a
brief
visit
to
Vancouver.
,Bobby
Hutchings
on
the
drums.
(aer
name,
ana,
aiuiouga
nome
whlcn
was
beutifully
dec-
RehabiUtation
work,
on
the
thought
that
Connie
was
dead,
orated.
Silbak
Premier
Mine,
is
pro-
n?
noucea
ner
siarung
10
move
There
were
manv
cuests
ir.
ceedlng
apace.
and
after
a
while
she
came
the
house
wnlcn
was
a
maM
0,
;
round.
to
the
house
Tj-ra
ran
tatstefuIly
arrang;d
wl!U.fiow-1
Soccer
Schedule
for
blankets
which
she
wrapped
ers.
intersDaced
bv
hpnuttful
1
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
&
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
WELLS
CAE
LIMI7E
H.
S.
Whalen.!:
Complete
Movir
Crating
-
Pact;r.g
BLUE
780
around
her
sister
who
was
;
!ora,
dJgns
Mnt
from
many
badly
chilled.
,
Central
interior.
!
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
June
24
General
Motors
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Schedule
for
the
North
Star
Trophy
football
series
is
as
fol
j
When
Mrs.
Erikson
came
back
Among
the
invited
guests
were
'
,
with
help
she
was
astanlshed
to
Ted
Applewhaite
and
Barney,
!
Connie
safe
the
shore.
find
on
Mulvany
who
were
on
a
-political
,The
only
thing
which
saved
the
mission
to
the
Lakes
District.
,
little
girl
was
the
change
In
the
.
The
dance
which
followed
lows:
I
June
23
ivierchanis
vs.
Com
June
27
Heavy
Battery
vs
mercials.
June'
2ft
Savoy
vs.
Commer-
wind
at
that
moment.
She
was
brought
a
crowd
of
over
three
HELEN
BEAUTY
Permanent
H
Beauty
Calaf
its
brar.A
204
4lh
Street
C
0
....
:
i
,
.
.
eiais.
.taken
to
the
Burns
Lake
hospi
r-
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave.
General
Motors.
July
4
Heavy
Battery
s.
Canadian
Legion.
July
8
Canadian
Legion
vs.
General
Motors.
jjuiiuicu.
ine
local
orcnesira
tal
and
treated
for
shock
and
was
assisted
hv
th
ht
vfli.,n
Junp
28
Knvnv
v
Merchants
int;
toi
pert
u
?Heo
net
6
J1
6:
hjr
V
exposure
ana'
wuoun.
uu
noL
lr
talent
of
the
neighbor-chant,
Julv
5-Commercials
vs
Mer-'
,at
aU
weU'
U
6lad
10
be
aUve
hood
and
the
dance
was
only
;
,
.
o
..
r.
.
.
,
wlth
her
family'
broken
up
when
it
was
time
Jpiy
JJ
General
Motors
vs.
Heavy
hav'jcr
July
15
Canadian
Legion
vs.
..ui,
.
xAmuueii..,
Mrs.
trikson
cannot
swim
and
to
catch
the
first
K,via
f.rr
July
10
Commercials
vs.
Mer-
came
very
close
to
drowning
in
for
tne
cr0s.slng
of
Francois
.it...
r
W&qgSg&
4-
i
'wm--
r'
neary
nailery.
chants.
irymg
10
reacn
me
uuie
gin
Lake.
when
thirty-two
cars
but
wisely
turned
back
before
awaited
the
surprised
crew
of
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
Phone
387
July
18
General
Motors
v:
Canadian
Legion.
John
D.
McCrlmmon
is
leav
BCvui5
w.uirvTTijr
uu
uj
nci
tht
Ferry
which
made
three
ex-
ing
on
this
evening's
train
for
depth
and
leaving
her
family
ra
trim
nnr(
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson,
who
has
Minneapolis
where
he
will
pay
of
five
motherless.
Small
Drean-1
.
'
been
pastor
of
First
United
a
visit
with
his
daughters.
Mrs.
na
drifted
back
with
the
raft'
r.YTOWX
MA
WORK
Apents
for
SIMK
and
CUMMINS
DIESE.
Sales
Service
t
Boat
owners
and
t
dustrial
Enpnei
2
to
our
showroom
:
various
engines
ar.
equipment
problen
Church
here,
sailed
last
night
w.
O.
Wilson
and
Miss
Isabel
later
on
frightened
but
safe
and
on
the
Coquillam
for
Vancouver
(
McCrimmon.
j
sound.
enroute
to
New
York
where
he
will
take
up
theological
postgraduate
work.
He
will
be
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Joined
in
Vancouver
by
Mrs.
Wilson
and
family.
MRS.
MARY
HUNT,
BURNS
LAKE,
DIES
.
BURNS
LAKE
The
death
of
Mrs.
Mary
Hunt,
mother
ot
Clyde
and
Burns
Hunt
of
Burns
Lake
occurred
on
Friday
after
a
brief
Illness.
Mrs.
Hunt,
who
was
in
here
95th
year,
had
preserved
h?r
vitality
until
a
few
hours
before
the
end.
A
P.GARDNt
AITTION
SALE
Timber
Hale
X474S3
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Piittlia
AumImi
.
ii
w
CIIARTERE"
1118
llelvfflf
Iday.
August
1,
1949,
In
the
office
of
1
the
the
DtaLrlft
District
Fnrptttr
Forester.
Unpini
Marine
UmlHi..
Buildlne.
Ir
CANADIANS
BEATEN
BY
DUTCH
SPEEDER
In
the
nrnth
annual
relay
races
at
Los
Angeles,
the
Mercury
club
of
Montreal
A.
IIUNDE1DE
WATKINS
DEALER
517
Seventh
Avenue
West
Phone
BLACK
890
Box
290
1
Vancouver.
B.
C,
the
Licence
X47483.
VANCOCVE-
placed
second.
Fanny
Blankers-Koen
of
Holland,
the
world's
I
to
cut
11.205.000
i.b.m.
of
Fir.
cedar!
fastest
woman
runner,
ran
for
the
winners,
the
Glendale
Lions
!
Hemlock,
and
Balsam,
on
an
area
j
--'
--
.fJ
J
Advertise
in
the
bally
News.
J
of
California.
Here
the
Canadian
team
is
shown,
left,
at
the
end
of
the
440-yard
relay.
Third
place
was
won
by
the
Valley
Lions
of
California.
4l24I!3
situated
on
Smltley
River,
south
Bentinclt
Arm,
Range
3
Coast
Land
District.
Three
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
MATTSO
UPHOLSTEl
8!8
!
m,,,.
nine
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
vm
af
ond
A
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
ond
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
756
972
10th
East
Prince
B1
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests,
Victoria.
B.
C,
or
the
District
Forester,
Vancouver,
or
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
1HVDV
HOME
sg;
genkralcont:
Dry
Kindling
Wood
60c
Back
Delieved
Scrap
Wood
Random
lengths
$10
per
load
PHONE
B
to
W
TRANSFER
Green
188
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nu
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Bt
FLIGHTS
TO
THE
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
NOW
pllONf
DAILY
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BUIDINQ
Commodore
Cafe
"Better
Tha
Ever-
&.,
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i
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
,To
Masset,
Justkatla,
Cumshewa,
Q.C.
City,
Aliford
Bay
For
Information
or
Reservations
CALL
476
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
Ltd.
Best
Food
and
Service
In
City
PHONE
BLUE
503
P.O.
BOX
1184
HERE'S
PROQF
This
,18-inch,
four
pound
speckled
trout
Is
more
than
one-third
as
long
as
Its
captor,
six-year-old
Brian
Merrill
of
Ottawa.
He
hooked
it
while
trolling
In
Crooked
Lake
some
50
miles
northeast
of
Ottawa.
Brian
played
the
fish
to
the
side
of
the
boat
himself
but
required
the
assistance
of
his
grandmother,
Mrs.
W.
M.
Cory
of
Ottawa
to
net
it.
(C.
P.
Photo)
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Ordei
St
SUITE
5,
f.
jphone
7C5
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Third
Am.
D-ivid
Chow,
Mgr.
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