f
Fnnce
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
November
21,
1953
&ooit
in
Staff
I
ft
orizeil
Thanks
Given
Women
of
B.C.
By
Senator
Nancy-
Hodges
passing
W
SanJ
Vol
"CLili
ant
me.
And
that
even
goes
for
the
last
election
despite
my
defeat.
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Club
Installs
New
Officers
Members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
Betty
Saville
and
a
surprise
Credit
Women's
Breakfast
Club
i
door
prize
was
won
bv
Mrs.
its'
.
.
r
.
.
.
Thank
you
and
au
revoir."
VICTORIA
British
Columbia's
newly-appointed
senator,
Mrs.
Nancy
Hodges,
Las
written
her
2.550th
and
final
column
"for
the
time
being
at
least"
in
the
Victoria
Daily
Times.
The
former
speaker
of
the
British
Columbia
legislature
started
the
column
"Cne
Wom
An
increased
complement
at
HMCS
Chatham
was
authorized
by
visiting
RCN
officers
here
this
week.
Lt.-Cdr.
D.
L.
Davles
and
Lt.
A.
Amer
of
the
complement
com
HOME
Evelyn
Smith.
DEMONSTRATION
i
mm
m
m
m
m
m
m
Of
THE
an's,
Day"
Oct.
5,
1933,
and
prior
'1
V
4.
.
to
tflat
had
a
long
and
disting
H0TP0IMT
mittee
of
the
3taff
of
Admiral
Creery,
vice
-
chief
of
Naval
staff,
who
arrived
here
Wednesday
to
review
Chatham's
staff,
Increased
the
complement
by
two
RCN
ratings
and
nine
civil
i
is
always
a
leading
jjiversatlon,
but
It
can
(en
easily
these
days
I
meets
John
or
VI
j
The
newlyweds
who
jlust
week
from
a
jg
trip
that
took
them
flics
between
here
and
(Cisco,
brought
back
s
(rom
dozens
of
fort's
,
,
'sporting
a
nice
tan,
his
wife,
the
former
jj
ran
be
seen
now
In
California's
brightest
iisurely
trip
to
Vanity
headed
for
Call-i
San
Francisco
they
;ippy
evening
with
ihnson.
who
earlier
The
Installation
ceremony
was
conducted
by
Past
President
Mrs.
Jocelyn
Bolton.
After
thanking
the
members
for
their
co-operation
during
her
term
of
office
as
first
president
of
the
club,
she
charged
each
of
the
Incoming
officers'
in
turn
with
their
new
duties
as
the
retiring
officers
handed
on
their
portfolios
to
the
FLOOR
Lslr
.
....
..
held
their
annual
installation
dinner
last
night
In
the
Ladies'
Lounge
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
The
tables
were
beautifully
decorated
with
candelabra
holding
tall
candles,
fall
flowers
and
fruit
and
gay
favors.
Mrs.
Mary
Turner
was
convener.
After
the
invocation
by
Chaplain
Myrtle
Franklin,
a
corsage
was
presented
by
Past
President
Mrs.
Jocelyn
Bolton
to
the
new
President,
Mrs.
Catherine
Laurie,
and
a
birthday
corsage
was
presented
to
Mrs.
Bolton
by
Mrs.
Mary
Turner,
vice-president.
Another
birthday
corsaire
was
sent
to
Mrs.
Alice
van
Ireland
who
was
unable
to
be
present.
The
monthly
raffle
donated
by
Miss
Marea
Windle
was
won
by
Co-Op
Donates
uished
career
as
a
newspaper
woman.
"After
being
so
long
in
the
provincial
sphere
of
public
affairs,"
she
wrote,
"to
find
oneself
i
suddenly
elevated
to
the
national
:
scene
.
.
.
causes
one
a
lot
of
!
heart-searching.
It
inspires
a
feeling
of
humility
.
.
.
and
is
a
I
challenge.
I
only
hope
I
shall
be
able
to
ri-e
to
that
challenge
and
that
I
shall
not
let
either
the
women
or
the
men
of
British
Columbia
down.
'You
will
notice
that
I
men
WLISHERf
FOR
A
LIMITED
TIME
ONLY
Jim
fwd
it
H
doM
mh
ih
wwk
Hi
fln
rtaHy
gftomf
1
ft
'"
Joe
McKay
and
king
them
for
a
lour
Now
you
con
toke
th
back-breaking
toil
out
of
floor
polishing
get
gleaming
i
.
was
Elvin
jonnson,
is
In
the
Insurance
Frisco
and
a
couple
ere
spent
later
with"
tion
the
women
first,
for
it
is
to
them
that
I
chiefly
owe
this
opportunity
to
broaden
my
scope
of
public
service.
Ever
since
I
first
entered
political
life
in
1941,
the
women
have
consistently
and
loyally
supported
and
encouraged
floor
in
a
hurry
keep
them
'touched
up'
ond
lustrous.
And
now
you
con
prove
if
s
true
at
ians,
the
latter
including
chauffeurs,
cleaners,
office
help
and
security
guards.
The
increase,
which
brings
Chatham's
regular
complement
up
to
17
civilians
and
20
RCN
personnel,
is
in
line
with
the
Navy's
present
general
projrram
of
replacing
RCN
personnel
on
non-essential
jobs
with
civilians,
and
bringing
the
navy
up
to
the
strength
required
for
NATO
purposes.
Reserve
strength
at
the
moment
is
126.
Chatham
as
well
as
other
units
across
the
country
also
are
step-ping-up
recruiting
in
all
branches
with
the
emphasis
on
the
air
branch,
ground
and
air
personnel,
and
the
medical
branches.
Chatham
also
is
seeking
recruits
for
a
special
dlesel
course
to
open
here
in
December.
The
series
of
courses
will
cover
operation
and
maintenance
of
diesel
engines.
Recruits
entering
these
courses
will
receive
tfede
pay.
Also
available
will
be
similar
courses
at
the
HMCS
Naden
Mechanical
Training
Institute,
to
which
recruits
will
be
sent
with
all
expenses
paid.
tart,
who
was
witn
ere
before
joining
new
executive.
President
Mrs.
Catherine
Laurie
In
her
acceptance
address
stressed
again
the
fact
that
the
club's
aim
is
to
further
the
business
education
of
Its
members.
She
pledged
that
the
new
executive
would
do
all
In
their
power
to
further
these
alms
and
asked
for
the
ruppcrt
of
the
members.
At
the
close
of
the
ceremony.
Mrs.
Yvonne
Bowes
presented
Mrs.
Bolton,
on
behalf
of
the
members,
with
a
Jewel
box
mounted
with
the
club
crest.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
extended
to
all
retiring
officers.
At
the
business
meeting,
educational
chairman
Mildred
Olson
announced
the
next
study
meeting
would
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Bolton
Wednesday,
Nov.
25,
with
a
second
study
meeting
the
following
Wednesday
and
a
review
of
the
course
In
January
with
the
exams
to
be
written
around
the
end
of
January.
Plans
were
discussed
for
establishing
a
bursary
to
give
finan
Cures
in
auiurimi.
thrill
or
ineir
wnoie
when
they
went
to
our
expense.
We
will
be
glad
to
give
you
a
free
demonstration
of
the
Hotpoint
tUIS
UNITED
PRESS
photograph
of
Queen
Elizabeth
II
stepping
here,
says
John,
they
I
If
$6
AS
$100
to
Clinic
The
Prince
Rupert
Dental
Clinic's
funds
today
were
swelled
by
$100
through
a
donation
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association.
A
$100
cheque
and
a
letter
of
commendation
of
the
dental
clinic
was
received
today
by
President
J.
S.
Wilson.
Noting
that
the
donation
was
to
help
offset
last
year's
deficit
uriety
of
games
and
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
Phone
Blue
593
kpots
.
.
The
'take'
ban
enough
to
pay
Floor
Polisher
at
the
store
or
in
your
home
at
your
convenience.
tig
Down
iff
$2.50
fJr
Month
J
COM!
IN
lav
ana
nigni
swy
in
out,
or
ner
golden
coach
on
Coronation
Day
has
won
a
special
award
in
the
sixth
annual
competition
to
select
"British
Press
Picture
of
the
Year."
The
picture,
taken
by
United
Press
Staff
Photographer
Herbert
P.
Andrews,
won
first
prize
In
the
Coronation
Photo
category
that
was
added
this
year
to
the
annual
contest
sponsored
by
the
Encyclopaedia
Brittanica
and
the
Institute
of
British
Photographers.
This
picture
was
taken
as
the
Queen
arrived
at
Westminster
Abbey
for
the
Coronation
ceremony.
It
shows
the
Master
of
the
Queen's
Horse,
Duke
of
Beaufort,
saluting
the
Queen
In
foreground.
DISTRICT
NEWS
city
.
.
-
ie,
where
they
stay-,t,
John
met
his
old
Rrn
Kane
and
Mrs.
tormer
Lannie
Me
te
home
was
in
Top-
FOB
DETAILS
1
53-
VJ
Chatham
spokesmen
cited
the
cial
assistance
to
some
hieh
he
went
to
school
had
dinner
together
isced
about
the
trip
school
student
wishing
to
take
a
forthcoming
courses
at
an
op-business
course
and
Mrs.
Bolton
Portunity
for
people
unemployed
i
hn
made
to
Chicago
SPECIAL
ON
Steel
Oil
Tanks
110
Gal.
Tank
S
55.00
275
Gal.
Tank
S
75.00
375
Gal.
Tank
$
90.00
650
Gal.
Tank
$110.00
3
Prov.
Tax
Extra
All
tanks
made
of
12-gauge
steel
Industrial
Welding
Green
884
225
First
Avenue
between
seasons.
ago
to
see
the
World
other
sights
In
the
Authorized
Dtalmr
Dentist
Announces
Plan
To
Practice
in
Smithers
or
some
$200
in
clinic
operations,
the
letter
said
that
the
board
of
directors
of
the
fishermen's
co-op
highly
commended
the
clinic.
They
expressed
their
appreciation
to
the
committee
in
charge
and
hoped
that
the
clinic's
work
would
be
extended
In
the
future.
"The
Importance
of
early
care
of
children's
teeth
Is
recognized,
as
well
as
the
great
social
need
for
such
care
being
made
available
to
all
parts
of
our
population,"
the
letter
said.
The
letter
concluded
with:
"We
hope
that
other
organizations
and
other
employers
In
tht
city
wiu
sec
their
way
clear
to
assist
in
this
very
worthwhile
cause."
fue
in
Seattle
was
a
km
too,
where
they
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
Phone
6
or
36
'
was
appointed
to
study
the
matter.
It
was
decided
that
the
next
monthly
meeting
would
be
the
annual
Christmas
Dartv
to
be
held
December
13
at
the
Broadway
cafe.
As
the
meeting
adjourned
Mrs.
Laurie
made
a
personal
presentation
to
Mrs.
Bolton
of
a
past
president's
gavel
in
the
form
of
a
guard
for
her
club
pin
and
the
members
gathered
around
to
Chatham
also
reports
installation
of
equipment
necessary
to
tie-in
with
the
western
radio
network
established
from
Winnipeg
west
by
the
navy
for
use
in
connection
with
emergencies,
civilian
or
military.
Persons
Interested
in
communications
will
be
allowed
full
use
of
the
equipment,
which
will
be
operated
twice
weekly
for
i
Sonny
Stiles,
who
s
r
Fisheries,
and
Ham
who
left
here
as
a
r
.
,
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
H.
M.
Harper.
Mrs.
Van
Heek
and
Mrs.
Tupper.
liw
operates
a
whole-
siness
...
f
c
evening
In
Seattle,
HprclHl
to
Til
Dully
New
SMITHERS.
This
village
Is
now
assured
of
a
resident
dentist.
In
a
letter
to
the
Smithers
end
District
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Dr.
E.
L.
Kozlar,
a
graduate
of
McOill
University,
announced
his
decision
to
open
a
practice
here.
Recommended
by
the
Collene
is
cot
together
with
&rTmVm
b
communicators
hin
well
rinn.
onrt
.n.n.J
i
fngrw
I
both
the
wireless
telegrapher
Irs.
Dirk
Mwire's
fam-
SMITHERS.
Fire
,
t-
ss
in
Smithers
dutlns
the
oast
12
months
totalled
less
than
$10.-000
according
to
the
annual
report
by
fire
chief
W.
H.
B.
Hay
Monrr's
out
of
the
nd
radio-telephone
field.
"For
She's
jn
i
rirwt
jr...-
rmy
now
and
Is
tak-
wood.
Fires
included
one
major
!
blase
at
the
Stewart
body
and
,
Of
Dental
"
Surgeons,
he
com-
fender
shop
last
April
and
eight
stop
sinus
SUFFERIUG
Sonja
Ladies'
Aid
Sponsors
Successful
Late
Fall
Bazaar
The
Sons
of
Norway
hall
here
J.
Carpenter.
"ss
course
at
Seattle-k
sends
regards
to
ends
and
greetings
brought
back
from
s
daughters,
Ellen
Frances
Kenny,
both
.
residents
.
.
.
.
the
Washington
lad
a
long
conversa-Father
Smith,
the,
'aught
hundreds
of
'
wri.eu
univrrsiiy
msv
airing
aim
;
minor
fires.
V
hns
been
practicing
for
the
pastj
chief
Haywood
and
assistant
I
few
months
In
Vancouver.
.
j
chief
J
R.
Nicholson,
re-ap-!
He
will
replace
Dr.
X.
Weber
!
pointed
bv
the
village
commis-,who
returned
tn
his
home
inslon
at
jis
iast
meeting,
were
Switzerland
In
October.
i
praised
by
commissioners
for
v
Two
Other
"dentists
also"
hav?
the
work
of
the
department.
was
again
tne
scene
or
a
sue-
Following
the
tea
was
a
whist
For
the
first
time
sinus
sufferers
cn
obtain
complete,
long-lasting
i-.nUS-V
.
re-Milt
anernoon
lea
yesieroay
party
and
dance
in
the
evening,
ed
rte-"
t
wiirii
inemoers
oi
uie
eonja
attended
by
many,
at
which
rpiit-i
witn
jnlvu.
Avaiiabjp
to
the
public
after
years
of
research
and
testing.
Medical
trots
have
-
Inquired
about
opportunities
in
.
.
.
ss;,w,etj
te
this
district.
fl.ow
to
play
baseball,
r
y
STEWART.
Possibilities
of
this
village
as
Pacific
terminal
for
a
railroad
from
the
Peace
River
district
are
ncain
beins
TERRACE.
Problems
of
mem-
swimming
and
doz-
t
games
.
.
.
now
I
Good
tete:t
,t.
1
eet
libraries
of-
the
North
Cen
Lauies
Aid
were
Hostesses
at
prizes
were
awarded
as
follows:
their
annual
fall
tea
and
sale.
.
i
Whist
women's
first
Mrs.
.O.
Autumn
coiois
keynoted
the
Brelmo.
second
Mrs.
E.
Wiok;
decor
of
the
hall,
including
a
men's
first
H.
Pettersen,
second
pretty
sunburst
effect
of
brown,
Elnar
Somes,
yellow
and
green
streamers
at
I
Door
prizes
went
to
Miss
Rel-the
ceiling
and
lovely
yellow
and
den
Pedersen
and
Mr.
A.
E.
Chil-white
'mums
centering
the
tea
ton.
i
,
proven
that
jNLYU
completely
eliminates
sinus
suffering
in
almost
all
cubv
even
when
other
methods
have
failed.
'
Sold
ori
a
Monry
Back
Guarantee
'
v.
At
All
Drug
Stores
tral
Library
Association
were
:
considered,
but
plSns
for
a
to
etvi0'"
cote"'
discussed
at
a
special
meeting
i
meeting
In
Fairview.
Alta.,
p
mission
group
In
1'her
Smith
was
un-"
vet
John
because
he
ii!
(or
Fort
Lawton.
Father
Smith
spent
were
of
the
Terrace
library
board
at-;
discuss
rail
possibilities
tended
by
Paul
Wright.
anc
Miss
i
spoiled
by
bad
weather.
Jeannette
Sargeant,
chief
11-
j
Representatives
of
the
Stew-
W
hours
here
trout
n
r.
Father
reminded
Howard
Krinell
had
on
him
earlier
this
ring
his
trip
home.
newlyweds
went
to
x-r-,
i
v
;
brarian
from
Prince
Oeorge.
iBrt
Board
of
Trade
were
sched-Central
book
resources,
order-
j
uied
to
fly
to
Smithers
to
Join
Ing
of
new
books,
explanation
of
i
delegates
from
other
centres
delays
by
publishers
in
filling
!
end
travel
through
Fort
St.
orders
and
other
problems
werej0hn
to
the
Alberta
town.
Resl-discussed
and
Miss
Sargeant
re-
j
dents
of
Stewart
raised
over
ported
an
increasing
demand
j
$1,000
to
finance
the
trip,
but
for
teen-age
books
throughout
I
planes
were
grounded
by
the
the
district.
j
weather.
,
I
The
funds
will
be
held
by
the
ptop-
tables.
i
Mrs.
Carl
Strand,
president
of
the
Ladies'
Aid,
convened
the
affr.tr
and
received
the
many
guests
with
whom
the
rummage,
baking
and
sewing
sales
proved
popular.
'
Serving
tea
were
Mrs.
Herman
Hensvold,
Mrs.
John
Carpenter
and
Mrs.
E.
Somes,
while
in
charge
of
kitchen
arrangements
were
Mrs.
John
Pedersen,
Mrs.
O.
Skog,
Mrs.
.
Hagen,
Mrs.
R.
l
j
V
1
;
or
three
days,
they
y
time.
They
spent
g
talking
over
old
SPECIAL
MEETING
Pulp,
Sulphite
and
Paper
Mill
Workers
Local
708
Sunday,
November
22
-7:30
p.m.
at
the
.
LEGION
HALL
board
pending
further
develop-
George
and
Edith
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
George
Madlll
Is
.e
radio
division
at
Wt-n
now
and
Mr.
Wil
ments.
Terrace
WA
Weber,
Mrs.
O.
Ciske,
Mrs.
A.
SMITHERS.
A
feline
oddity
j
gandais
and
Mrs.
Annate
Ander.
Schools
Out
and
Straight
to
the
Milk
sen.
Mrs.
H.
Knutsen
and
Mrs.
G.
will
De
air-imeu
w
vctuuuuvci
this
week
by
CPA
The
kitten
a
bob-tail,
Is
one
of
three
in
li
used
to
own
the
ery
store
here,
Is
In
Apartment
at
the
Holds
Bazaar
Special
to
The
Dally
Nrw
TERRACE.
The
Armistice
tea
and
sale
staged
by
the
Evening
the
second
litter
-or
a
grocery
,
cooR1
sta
wni,e
and
is
being
sent
store
mouser,
Hans
pPffrsPn
Pettersen
anri
and
Mr.
Mrs.
p,
Pete
"t
out
one
afternoon
to
a
friend
in
Vancouver
by
Harry
and
Sarah
fir-
Elmer
Johnson.
Andersen
convened
the
sewing
table.
At
the
rummage
stall
were
Mrs.
STEWART.
Logging
operations
of
the
Western
Woods
Erling
Wick
and
Mrs.
George
I'Try,
who
operated
tenders
out
of
here
'Ji'ars
...
is
now
doing
thing
out
of
Victoria-.
visiting
relatives
in
they
also
spent
an
kltK
,
Balloting
to
take
place
at
this
meeting
and
ot
the
Metropole
Hall,
1
p.m.
to
6
p.m.
Monday,
November
23
Products
Corporation
here
are
at
a
standstill,
and
probably
was
ln
charee
of
KtneBTy
hamper
won
by
Mr.
O.
K.
will
not
be
resumed
until
the
prize,
Branch
of
St.
Matthews
wrv
held
In
the
parish
hall,
was
well
supported
and
highly
successful.
The
event
was
organized
by
Mrs
George
Martin,
president,
assisted
by
Miss
Elliot
Head,
vice-president,
with
Mrs.
Ken
Kerr
at
the
door.
In
charge
of
stalls
were:
Sawdust
dip.
Mrs.
Frank
Froc.se.
Afternoon
Branch
candy
stall
Mrs.
C.
Ncwhouser;
surprise
boxes.
Mis.
Johnny
Morgan,
Olsen.
A
cake
was
won
by
Mrs.
early
part
of
1954.
little
home
on
Oak
r
Naylor's
son,
Joe,
Ms
wifethe
former
read
ers
1
of
this
city
Joined
KITIMAT.
The
Parent-Tencher
Association
here
staged
a
highly
successful
whist
and
bridge
drive
this
week
in
the
about
their
school
wins
and
novelties,
Mrs.
jolm,
Kitimat
school
in
a
campaign
M
VI
also
hnrt
rllnnpp
Cash
for
old
gold
Bulger's;
Moose
Whist
Saturday.
No-
j
vember
21,
8
p.m.
Everyone
welcome.
(271
i
Sons
of
Norway
meeting,
Monday,
Nov.
23,
8
p".m.
Soei
u
(2721
Hear
"The
Gospel
Hour"
Simpson
and
Mrs.
H.
Bars.
f,r
funds
for
a
school
library,
vnine
elephant,
Mrs.
Frank
Wil-1
prizes
went
to
W.
Steeyk.
J.
B.
son;
home
cooking
and
pre-
j
Hall,
M.
St.
Pierre,
E.
R.
Wilkin-serves,
Mrs.
Culder
and
Mrs.
M.!son,
N.
Leslie,
Ted
Collier,
K.
Olson:
kitchen,
Mrs.
O.
A.
Kaul-
i
Kerr,
M.
H.
Bzawy.
hwk,
Mrs.
C.
Raabe,
Mrs.
Rou-1
rrenn
Mrs
G.
Martin.
.
SMITHERS.
The
St.
John
',1'nie
(iammoii,
whose
m
RCMP
Inspector
f
early
days
of
the
5'iolling
along
Oran-l
they
'bumped
into'
Jjhamrl.
who
always
f
word
for
his
former
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
GROUP
fare:
Any
organized
group
consisting
of
'eight
or
more
persons
is
eligible
for
our
special
reduced
fores.
!
Wise
mother!
She
has
the
milk
readv
when
,
..urinir
tea
were
Mrs.
M.
W.
:
Ambulance
Centre
hs
org!in-
Ofnnncll
Mrs
E.
S.
Laird,
Mrs
wpd
two
classes
ln
first
aid
wUh
Male
Quartette,
Sunday,
10:30
E.
E.
Head,
Mrs.
w.
ianse,
uuu-ur.
iv.
uhbmwju
luaMui-uuB
uic
a
nl
diner
one
evonliw
KABI,
Ketchikan,
DUl
(lt
serving
were
Miss
LouelhkUoou-
senior
class
or
i
ana
ueorge
580
fellow
Mrs
N.
McNao,
miss
i
i.nai
lesion
vuhciuuk
wk
juuiui
n
rnn'nnll
Miss
CbioI
Dale,
Mi.ss
i
(
lass
of
24.
The
Centre
also
Come
to
the
Sunday
evening
i
Gospel
Service,
Port
Edward
Community
Hall,
7:30
p.m.
J"1
and
Klsie
Murray.
living
in
Burnaby,
the
motel
where
Vi
rMl
...
and
worked
I
e
Vi's
uncle,
Hank
was
Joan
Dale.
Miss
Elliot
Hend
and
hopes
to
stage
further
classes.
Mrs.
O.
A.
Kaulbeck
wero
m
including
a
course
in
tionie
(lt)
Everybody
welcome.
charge
of
decorations.
-
j
nursing,
eany
in
me
new
year.
Bank,
predecessor
to
"th
here
nnri
In
10o
15o
REDUCTION
FOR
GROUPS
OF
8
OR
MORE.
REDUCTION
FOR
GROUPS
OF
16
OR
MORE.
her
youngsters
come
in
from
school.
Smart
boy!
He
knows
that
Northland
Dairy
milk
not
only
tastes
swell,
but
packs
a
powerful
lot
of
the
vitamins
and
minerals
and
energy
,
he
needs
for
running
around
with
his
friends.
No
slow
poke,
he!
Straight
to
the
mi!k
and
then
out
he
goes,
refreshed
and
ready
for
a
fast
game.
Help
your
children
grow,
too.
Phone
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HOME
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NORTHLAND
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Christmas
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jmaiiy
years
B(?0.
1
he
couple,
who
are
t
their
Jobs,
covered
i
,G0
miles
In
their
U)
sw
the
f'-Wells
ballet
ftre
Hill
hi
They're
not
until
sometime
i
'
who
left
here
Fri-y
'or
a
medical
Vancouver,
will
re-"e
south
for
another
?
r
more.
Pi
ft;
SPORTS
TEAMS
CLUBS
.
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your
friends
in
Alaska
at
low
cost
and
minimum
time
loss.
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any
article
until
Christmas
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small
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