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NAVY
NEWS
,,,,,.
K.iMfMi
Uuly
News
Saturday.
March
29,
1952
J
orwaij
Sc
oni
i
n"1?'
'ven
thougfi
it
did
cost
the
girls
tired
and
aching
leet.
Hoa-
j
ever,
they
will
get
used
to
that,
as
they
will
have
plenty
or
marching
during
their
summer
j
training
period
at
CornwallU.
Ihl
Pari
xow
siiowi.vu:
tl
sizi:s
ft
Sailing
and
Summer
Days
Big
Talk
at
HMCS
Chatham
Sons
of
Norway
whist
drive
I.
wren
rnyuis
Tomlinson
was
IN
THE
'ARROW
DAM"
!
elected
president
of
the
Wrens'
I
m.s
at
a
short
meeting
after
last
night
attracted
forty
players
of
which
the
following
won
prizes:
Mrs.
Steve
Ericksen,
evening
Quarters.
Other
offi-
-i-
tames
iirsi;
Mrs.
l.
Larsen,
ur:u
tu.
.
x
-a
j.
r.,
,t,i
-
AMtllltA-S
WHITE
MIIIIT
ST
Alt
SI.
I
tiiwi
tut
anivai
01
me
two
new
sailing
"
"
second;
K.
Dahli,
men's
first;
H.
dinghies,
talk
at
Chatham
has
turned
to
fine
summer;
wren
,
oh
mmJ
secretary"1'
?indsl'and.
m-
mc-
i
i
,
.
...
Tl.
,
,
,
.
oci.ici.diy.
Manus,
door
prize;
O.
K.
Olsen,
days
and
sailing.
Plans
are
under
way
to
have
races
As
expected,
the
first
duty
of
chair
prize
held
over
a
triangle
course
which
will
be
laid
out
mSTX
;K
C
SLhSXJ.
EStS
the
harbor
and
a
monthly
prize
will
be
awarded
to
out
t0
clean
the
windows
and
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Pedersen.
'
the
rrew
u
it
h
tYiP
fatt
timo
I
WaX
and
polLsh
the
de.ck
of
their
Mr-
and
Mrs-
EmU
Peterson,
Miss
.1
j
new
mess.
This
took
"place
Fri-.
Astrid
Pedersen
and
Mr.
Olsen.
a
Jffai
I
1
I
1
VS
THK.SE
tOLLAR
SU.V&
i
1
1
1
1
14
14V4
IS
ISM
1
UVi
17
17VS
1
M
31
'ilea
cirniin
'j
charmingly
adorned
with
Easter
-.
..-.j
.....
.......
r
.
i
""j
"t
"icns
is
now
ready
t-,.i
fr.n,..o
in
nf
j,,uot
little
mo'dels
ranginir
in
aires
from
sUU
used
lor
basl-
instruction
Bl'SY
stokeman
ifor
thelr
furnUure
which
snould
Mike
Colussl.
.j,
tf"1"
,
,
,
I.J.'
1
,
ln
Doth
rowing
and
sailing
but
A
Naval
storemns
me
is
ai-
arrive
soon.
The
Wrens
hoDe
to
l.
THESE
SLEEVE
LENGTHS
ears
displayed
attractive
and
practical
since
these
waft
require
a
stiff
ways
Interesting
and
usually
;
take
occupancy
by
the
middle
of
,
.
,
mj
U
(Kn
CAMntim,',,
breeze
to
make
headwav
the
.
I
ADrll.
esty
the
King
approved
that
the
vnlinircniiureii
wiicii
".c
U'v,PHu,nt
wuu
ou.
out
aa
uie
governme...,
Canadian
Naval
Service
ba
i'fhion
show
at
the
Civic
Centre
Thurs-mre
sailing
,cal
vear
cl"5M
Maren
31-
Lead-
PERSONALS
taovra
as
the
Royal
Canadian
.l,lit
inn
charm
nrr
dresses
for
t.ho
'
-
.,SItlUmuons
w
uougia
Rear
-
Admiral
Sir
Charles
II
tmv..
,
-
o
,
Tl
Ill
flnrU
lh
linrlr
no
f
av
is
nut
lU6nman
Who
vCac
attnatrf
lv.tr
......
.
Watts
&
Nickerson
MEN'S
CLOTHING
r
.
i
t
lit
iiie
new
inin
nrniiri,i(in
riMni
Shown
IOUr
moaeiS.
with
the
me-KCN
as
an
ngmm
n,
oecame
me
r,
ltinjr
were
Dy
lovely
has
completely
redecorat-
lonS
n
to
cope
ordinary
sea-
J
F
e
ident
Mrs.
M.
ed
by
Apm
1?
Chatham
year1nd
rUShnf
Pr
JabTu'
by
h'"10
n
ThUrS"
Rol
NavarColgf
of
wel1
,he
da"y.day
Langham.
welcomed
thc'Mrs.
Bea
Grant's
Stork
Shoppe.
Him
library
1U
coiU
of
mw
rrports'
"f,
Canada
wa7
founded
in
the
produced
the
com-1
The
fashion
show
was
con-j
than
100
reels
of
Instructional
stores
routine.
j
Chief
.Cleghom
and
family
'
are
Naval
""
ii.jva
Hartal
Buildim
""'S,
HMC
T
,..i,.n
Rnltjin.
i
k..
d..i
r...i.
film
i
v,oo
v....-k
rnntrnctji
for
fnpl
and
stores
nnar
rnmfnrfoki.,
....
.
vcucu
ujr
uiiLim
ouuitun
,
luuiiu
i-uivus1
I
-.wii,auiy
bciwcu
n
ine
Dockyard
Halifax
;ve
remarKs
auu-
and
MrS-
H
couiing.
,
experience
mat
the
use
of
film
"aye
w
ce
c.uaeu
on
aim
iicuuinica
quarters
of
Montreal
ll;r
imciii
v
--
Assisung
oeiuna
ine
scenes
cfiuuiea
a
ciass
unaer
in-
"""
wiiuuiu..
1
(Mure
Social
News
Page
5)
,,ty
main
ai
were
Mrs.
U.
Forward,
Mrs.
D.
sirucuon
to
learn
more
quickly
uipmnu
nuia
v-uauiam
uuui
npreted
me
muuu
M
Newton,
Mrs.
K.
Andren,
Mm.
ana
in
more
detan.
ancnor.s
10
iurnaure
as
wen
lh
-
-(
-
n
Background
w
c
Pctei-sim
Mrs
N
R
c
'
clothing
stores
Is
"mustered"
?mlat
home
atter
a
lengthy
stay
For
Your
Easier
Parade
at
Home
EASTER
CARDS
A
EASTER
EGGS
CHOCOLATE
NOVELTIES
EASTER
WRAPPED.
BOXED
CHOCOLATES
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos
redden
vided
by
McRae
christensen.
Mrs.
McBrlde,
Mrs.1
The
repair
or
control
of
dam-
and
t0
top
H
off
new
storus
Bert
Jeffries.
Mrs.
M.
W.
Gor-'age
suffered
by
a
warship
Is
the
ledSers
are
being
rewritten.
Berg
and
Mas-
mely,
and
inn.
J.
Stromdahl.
;
theme
of
the
new
course
com-
A
"blg
Same"
hunt
is
at
pres-
pital.
Friends
of
Chief
Harry
Cut-ress
will
be
glad
to
hear
that
he
Ld
modelled
smart;
tka
SERVED
menced
last
week
and
entitled
ent
if'
ProSss
in
the
Station-
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Whist
drive
and
tournament
....Ho
fc.
l
.
,
eru
St.nrPA
T.K
WnHHAll
V,Qa
nrriitarf
.nFnl..
l
ue
sanui
rue
wu
tunvuiu'u
Dy
Mrs.
uamaae
control.
Leadine
Sea-
'
""vu
"w
""
oaiciy
auu
:iuw
nucu
dov.
With
smart
c.
G.
Ham
who
was
assisted
by
man
Dennis
Umpleby
who
re-
y
nls
"and
at
cxler-
at
the
Navy
Wirele&s
Station
at
Saturday,
March
29,
Moose
,!4the
little
sulu
Miss
Muriel
Vincent,
Mrs.
J'cently
passed
the
examinations
minatin8
rats
who
have
taken
a
Coverdale,
N.B.
Mrs.
Cutress
will
Temple.
Everyone
welcome.
(76c)
CANDY
EGGS
IN
CELLO
BAGS
mtinentai
ioucii.
Alexander,
Miss
E.
Clement,
RN,
for
this
course
with
hl"h
marks
Ly
",c
U11'U'"B'5
l"e
'eaye
eariy
in
April
10
join
ncr
'
program
.
Master
and
Miss
Norma
Irving.
,
is
the
instructor.
ooks
fitored
tncre-
husband.
;
in
a
neat
tweed
Scrviteurs
were
Mrs.
Norton,
'.
WRENS
CANADIAN
NAVAL
tang
hat.
Youngs,
Mrs.
J.
P.
Macdonald,:
Eah
Naval
vphiin
is
Tin.
wron.
SWnt
fn
ta.
iustobv'
ta'n
A
new
location
T.
"Norton"
i
Youngs
Heal
Estate
and
Insurance
has
moved
his
office
build-
ing
to
Third
Street
across
from
1
Post
Office,
behind
the
Besner
Building.
Phone
451.
(77c)
,;;tle
Sister
set
was
Mrs.
O
O.
Withers,
Mrs.
P.
equipped
with
&
first
aid
kit.
and
a
half
aT
drill
during
the
...
.
deGormely
and
Mark,
Miss
Muriel
Vance,
Mrs.
The.se
im
were
recentlv
rerMvert
last
narade
under
the
rilre,-.l.ion
'
"tuning
lor
the
RCN
wai
.
The
little
girls
Ralph
Smith
and
Mrs.
A.
Dows-
from
Naval
Dockyard
Esoulmalt
of
Lt.
N.
Lanizham.
Ther
was
'Started
in
February,
but
was
cllow
glazed
cot-
ley.
'
on
the
reauest
of
I,t.
N
Vs.
Lanu-
a
decided
imDrovemnt
in
their
stopped
about
a
vear
later
due
Joint
mcetinir
of
Halibut
Ves-
marchlng
by
the
end
of
the
eve-
to
a
change
In
policy
when
Sir
sel
wncrs
and
Deep
Sea
Fish-
vnrt
dj
,jj
oi.
ri'
crmen
will
be
held
in
the
Union
orcKriskay
bon-!
Cashier
for
the
afternoon
was
nam
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon.
i
Sharon
Pierce
In
charge
of
the
raffles
were
"""
ircsses.
Sharon's
Miss
Doris
Hallt,
RN,
and
Mr3.
;rbkuy
and
"oil-
Ralph
Smith.
Winning
ticket
Barbara's
dress
for
the
hamper
of
groceries
wa
Hall
Sunday.,
at
2:30
p.m.
(76c!
For
Sale
Set
of
German
frid
Laurier
as
prime
mini-ji.
'In
this
period
all
training
was
Amazint
New
feint
Gives
IflQTIMA
RCAIITV
ft?
To
Members
of
Branch
27,
Canadian
Legion
.
otton
with
"bra'
No.
204.
carried
out
cn
the
Niobe
anu
draughting
instruments,
set
of
Rainbow.
The
latter
veisel
often
spline
weights
and
spline,
large
visited
Prince
Huperl
in
the
drawing
board
and
square,
heavy
early
days.
Uniforms
worn
oy
duty
steel
tripod.
Must
be
sold
girls
wore
sweet
a
fniniirmnmel
7
It
Is
wjth
pleasure
that
the
ings
and
it
Is
our
hope
to
do
ofncers
and
men
were
the
same
immediately.
Box
341,
Daily
President
and
Executive
tf
even
better
in
the
future.
We
as
1"
the
Royal
Navy.
His
Maj-
Nws.
(ltci
:i
Scherk
was
all
i
go
out
for
the
a
blue
gabardine
Peter
Knutsen
Laid
at
Rest
C'Hiicu
it
ui
wie
uiiauiuii
ix;-
nave
mv
..mem,
tue
urauizeia,
gion
look
forward
to
the
party,
the
facilities
and
look
forward
i
was
adorable
in
weskitt
suit
with
Relax
and
Enjoy
...
REVELSTOKE
LAGER
ft.OUSf.
,
on
the
occasion
oi
the
secona
to
a
most
successiui
year.
Many
frlc:ids
of
deceased
and
anniversary
of
the
official
open-
Let
us
start
out
the
new
year
his
family
were
present
yester-
lug
of
thi
present
premises.
by
being
In
attendance
at
the
day
afternoon
at
thn
chapel
of
Much
has
been
done
In
the
last
second
anniversary
party
on
B.C.
Undertakers
to
pay
final
two
years
Uj
make
our
premises
April
1
and
assure
Its
success,
tributes
and
esteem
arid
respect
something
our
members
may
be
Invitations
have
been
mailed
ihn
momnru
nf
tha
int..
Pntpr
nroud
of
and
well
worthv
of
a
to
all
members.
min0
wns
Allison
.lit
cordui
y
coat
or
Here's
Marshall-Wells
revolutionary
RUBBERIZED
paint
made
from
a
latex
rubber
base
that
dries
to
form
a
tough,
easily-washable
film
on
your
walls
and
woodwork!
1
I
1
Vance
displayed
KnuUon
wno
passed
away
sud-.
celebration.
;
Any
member
who
has
not
re-
ENGLISH
DARK
BEER
,,a.m
denly
earier
in
the
week.
Rv.
During
the
past
two
years
your
ccivea
nis
invuauon
aue
ij
h.
O.
Olsen
of
St.
Paul's
Luth-
executive,
In
conjunction
with
change
of
address
Is
requested
friends.
Allison
ffio.nj
j
ih
i.nriips'
Au!linrv
ha
nro-1
in
contact
the
sccretary-man-
,
,
v
'nil
vuuiLii
ui
m.in
w
u
nitu
...
t
.)
.
..w
.
v
-
.....
r
l'nice
Rye.
model
J.
C.
Oilker
presided
at
the
organ
vided
some
very
fine
social
even-
,
agcr,
Mr.
Brasn.
to
accompany
the
hymns
which
A.
HAIO,
President.
77c
-get
coat
sets
In
;jid.
The
Little
:
m
with
the
child
i
sleeves
let
down
tl
iiem.
'if
Carrie
appear-i;
and
useful
navy
DRIES
QUICKIY
Both
beers
awarded
"Cross
of
Honor"
for
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
Brusse:s,
Belgium,
1951.
in:
SlRfl
TO
.
.
.
Ask
for
Them
by
Name
Enterprise
Brewery.
Limited,
Rerelstoke,
B.C.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
b;
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
READY
TO
USE
Just
stir
briefly,
then
smooth
on
t
No
mixing
or
thin
ODORLESS
Super
Wall-Tcne
dri
without
ofTrn-
ive
ed
or
no
tuffy
paint
smell
f
ONE
COAT
Just
one
coat
of
Super
Wall-Ton
ia
required
for
moat
a
ur
faces.
Super
Wall-Tone"
dries
in
minutes
,
;
to
a
velvet
hniah.
No
streaks
or
laps.
ning
required-
were
"What
a
Friend
Wj
Have
in
Jesus,"
and
"When
I
Survey
.he
Wondrous
Cross."
Pallbearers
were
Percy
Cameron.
Hani
Knutsen,'
E.
Wlllman,
J.
Wilson,
Lars
Olsen
and
Reuben
Schork.
Mi.
Knutson
was
56
years
of
age
and
a
Norwegian.
He
came
as
a
boy
to
Vlkln?,
Alberta,
in
190C
with
his
parents
and
moved
to.
Prince
Rupert
28
years
ago.
l;'.h
matching
hat.
:Jtn
Jeffries
first
sets-Bunnv
in
'?r
Ellen
in
blue.
REFRIGERATOR
SPECIALS
f
ogram
they
mod-
e
"Royal
visitor"
FREE!
Ask
for
free
folden
on
lovelier
home
color
harmony.
MARSHALL-HULLS'
,
PAINTS
VARNISHES
ENAMELS
"
SOLD
DY
wTl
KAIEN
CO-OP
HARDWARE
"
;
251
Third
Avenue
Phone
179
widow,
son
and
daughter
sur
CIVIC
CENTRE
a
Stewart
looked
a
blue
coat
which
wvable
white
lace
Unda
Livingstone
"tty
dresses.
Jan-
vive.
Those
sending
flowers
were'
Mag.ius..
Alfild
and
Borghlld,;
Sister
Anna
and.
Brothers
Carl.'
Cayper,
John
and
families;
Mar-
WAS
oi...
...A
caret
and
Percy,
Betty
ana
NOW
305.00
332.95
323.00
dress
Jpan
nd
Alvln.
Ingcr
and
.
is
bVhw
m,.rf.j
Hans,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Han-'
9V2
cu.
ft.
50
Ib.frcczer
chest..
339.00
8
cu
ft.
52
lb.
freezer
chest..-'
369.95
7
Vi
cu.
ft.
20"
!'--
freezer
chest
359.00
TONIGHT
In
The
Auditorium
Large
Reductions
on
Certain
Lines
V
JlffV
suit
1
olnr
'"'""'i
:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Jensen'
nat
nl'Koru
and
Robert.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pete
t
Mussaiipm
i.n
Person,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
j
i
coat'
This
sweet
alderhauSl
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joh.i
arid
trimmed
with
n
Valderhaug.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Ciaus-n,
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Neis
Jrn-
&
was
daintv
In
sen
and
sons
A11('e
and
Cnrl't'
Dartv
rirJ
Ian
Olsen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Reuben
;
PLUS
Jyi
IV
Aw
"Sm'ie
was
also
torturing
wine
and
yellow
silk
ocnerx
ana
sous,
ivnu.
wmcn,
M-.
and
Mrs.
Veinon
Scherk,
Mr.
and
Mis.
Oscar
Oiske,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Husvlck.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'
M.
Fladset
and
Peter.
Mr.
and
vFOUR
DUKE'S
ORCHESTRA
Dancing
9
to
12
p.m.
Non-members
75c
Members
50c
UN
THIS
OUTSTANDING
REFRIGERATOR
VALUE
8Vi
cu.
ft.,
28
lb.
frccxer
n
OO
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chest
ONLY
299.00
TRADE-INS
ACCEPTED
TERMS
AVAILABLE
Wurioi
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Mrs.
Martin
Valderhaug
and
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offor
you
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at
and
Mrs.
ErUng
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and
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mod
Wilman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anton
Anderson
and
Molvln.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
l.
Mork.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
'm
morning,
Rf
enin?
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t
Mrs
w,,i
Hansen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
with
grev
ki'rt
strand-
James
Gcorgeson,
Mr.
1
For
afters
and
Mrs.
Alton
Dybhavn,
Jack
THE
ROBERT
SIMPSON
PACIFIC
LTD.
312
Third
Ayc.
W.
Phone
460
SATISFACTION
OR
MONEY
REFUNDED
FN
to
a
and
Irene
Wilson.
Mrs.
Benson.
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oilldrv
r..
r
nr.A
Ho
ui.
Later
she
bd
Kl-y
"ivuii,
ocnc
anu
lovely
afternoon
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Fellow
'orei's
In
Colum-ie
"(
and
aciin
b'a
Cellulose
Co.
power
house,
tractive
drPsrJ
IB.I'.S.
and
F.M.W
household
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taffeta.
'
kitchen
staff
of
Prince
Rupert
nose
for
mn,,i.
General
Hospital,
Doroinj
HEAL
SAVINGS
Great
news
for
the
thousands
of
'
women,
who
make
thcirownclothes
.
SINGER
has
a
new
mail
order
fabric
service
for
you.
'
Here's
How
It
Works:
.
All
you
do
is
choose
from
among
the
season's
lincst
fabrics
from
the
sample
line
at
your
SIM.I
R
SEWING
CUNTLR.
.
It
is
as
simple
as
that!
ale
Herman
and
Mar-1
naw
ana
Betty,
r
Fr
afternoon
earct
pctcrson
'Viking.
Alberta
i.
For
Your
GARDEN
NEEDS
u
w
a
eharniinir
ur,s
ivuien
auu
sik.
Latpr
Z
'Vancouver!,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
ll:'rt
naw
fi.
'
Hvedlnc
(Vancouver).
Mr.
and
finally
a
suit
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E-
Berg
Vancouver!,
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Aardinc-
una
Mrs.
A.
ErlcKsotl
Vancouver
i.
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and
Mrs.
H.
Howarth
'Vancouver)
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
"rst
modelled
RAKES
FORKS
HOF.S
,w'th
remov-
Id
cutls.
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H.
Johansen
iNew
Westminster).
The
service
is
prompt
and
!
you
save
from
20
to
W'i
because
we
carry
no
stock
wc
order
you
material
for
vou
by
mail.
PRINCE
RUPERT
(DISTRICT)
PROGRESSIVE
-
CONSERVATIVE
ASSOCIATION
MEETING
CIVIC
CENTRE
LOUNGE
APRIL
17-8:30
P.M.
O
All
Progressive-Conservatives
,
in
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
District
are
requested
to
attend
a
meeting
of
the
District
Association
for
the
purpose
of
nominating
a
candidate
for
the
forthcoming
Provincial
Election.
W.
D.
LAMB
IE,
President.
Hr!
smart
irnv
Luavik
Pettersen
and
family
She
also
dip
;
Mr'
anti
Mrs-
G-
stava
and
amlly
actlv'e
navy
cai;and
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and
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under
one
roof
SINGER
has
everything
for
the
woman
who
sews
the
fabrics
the
patterns
Ihi
notions
our
famous
SINCEH
,
Sewing
Machine.
:ai
fn-L.
i
hume
on
the
ChllcoMn
last
even-
or
"la
i
In"
after
a
trn
tn
California
Complete
Selection
of
small
GARDEN
TOOLS
FERTILIZER
'llanl.,:
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.
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ujq
mori-ul
h
opnlflpnt.
P'aid
top
and
tnodpliorf
i
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rcsuaea
in
injuries
neLs-
sitatlng
her
stay
for
several
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sr.,
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,ue
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hnsnlt.ul
at.
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SINGER
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CENTRE
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tent
recovered,
although
not
Mr.
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
864
her
fin
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2
to
get
around
freely.
lovciv
Vcly
k
.
ManseH
is
now
at
Summer:
639
3rd
Ave.
W.
land
Phone
46
1
lac
trim
and
kanaga
Lake
preparing
n
w.r
'
lne
summer
home
there
for
oc-
from
cupane.y.