I'niiCe
Kupen
Uoiiy
Nv;
Saturday.
January
10,
1953
United
Church
Cares
For
328
Elderly
People
in
Eight
Homes
Across
Canada
by
our
own
church
4
n;:er!tie-!,
other
church,
governments."
When
he
Isn't
fiehUng
the.borni-
Home
th-te
Is
urmplrd
'
liquor
traffic,
proinotmg
evan-lby
24
residents.
j
Heltstlc
eampaitjns
and
Inter-'
In
Toronto
the
Uni.'ed
C'hurih
preting
international
affairs
to
Operates
the
Ina
Grafton
Guvje
i
the
United
Church
membership.
;
lliiine
on
O'Connor
Drive!
I)r
James
R
Mutchmor,
seere-'
Thirty-one
elderly
women
live
tary
of
that
church's
Board
of
'here.
Evanuellsm
and
Social
Service,!
Two
homes
tor
senior
cltize-
4
Is
making
life
easier
and
hap-1
are
owned
by
the
church
sr
pier
for
S28
of
Canada
s
elderly
Montreal,
one
the
I
iiit.
d
Churi
h
people
who
live
in
eiRhl
home,
Ill)im.
r
Kli'erly
Women,
and'
supervised
by
the
United
Church
trie
other
the
Dunedtn
Home
for
of
Canada
j
hlderiy
Women
Mr
J
W.
Mf
Newest
of
the
scries
of
homes
Conn"ll
helped
make
this
home
for
elderly
persons
spread
across
possible
for
the
32
women
who
Canada
Is
the
Fair
il.cen
Home
,
live
there
Saturday
Sermon
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FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Alvmi
The
Bible
By
REVEREND
LEONARD
A.
THOHPE.
j
I'Sstoi,
Regular
Baptist
Church
The
Rihle
is
the
most
loved
and
the
most
criticized
book
in
the
world.
These
contrasting
attitudes
are
not
caused
by
the
Bible's
inerrant
history,
or
the
.ureat
hook's
revelation
of
its
real
Author,
but
by
its
clear
claim
of
being
the
textbook
of
spiritual
things
for
all
men.
:
!
l
God
It!"
OUters
This
U
the
Bibles
major
role.
says
reply,
and
it
Is
as
Jesus
Christ
or
His
1101
wm.
AXst,los
explain
the
need
and
K
i
the
way
of
salvation
for
all
men.'
"If
we
conicss
our
sins.
He
is;
I
at
Bumaliy,
B
C
This
home
con-!
fists
of
u
large
two-storey
main
I
building,
with
a
recently
com-,
!
pit
ted
east
wing
and
fight
duplexes.
Thirty-two
elderly
niar-M'ied
couples
live
in
the
riunlevc"
!
In
the
main
building
is
aceon-1
modation
for
50
persons,
men
und
women.
I
SO
(
HUM
II
(.UNT
I
In
Alberta
the
United
Church
;
'
operates
the
Amies
Fol
lies
Lod'ie
at
Fort
Saskatchewan
Fourteen
elderly
women
live
In
this
lioiuc
1
located
14
miles
from
Edmon
The
.Missionary
and
Maintenance
Fund
of
the
United
Church
helps
a
little
in
the
upkeep
of
these
homes,
but
most
of
the
funds
for
the
upkeep
of
th
Imior..
is
paid
for
tiy
me
residents
out
of
their
old
ace
pensions.
Said
Dr.
Mutchmor:
"We
fiel
that
the
United
Church
has
plo-noc-rcd
In
homes
for
eldeiiv
Itrsoiis.
We
believe
in
the
smail
home
rather
than
the
bit;
Institution
We
believe
-in
a
ro-i
per.itivc
and
dii'tiified
life
for
our
senior
citizens
1
look
for-
)
PLACE
ORDERS
NC
IlkKE
IS
Jl'ST
ONE
of
the
innumerable
ways
in
whu
h
B
C
Douglas
Fir
Plywood
may
be
used
to
lend
distinction
to
a
living
room
interior.
In
this
distinguished
treatment
various
sized
oblonx
of
plywood
have
been
applied
in
,a
formal
pattern
to
the
standard
plywood
wall
panels
All
have
been
painted
i.i
one
solid
color,
using
a
light
finish
and
the
cool
simplicity
thus
achieved
Is
effectively
contrasted
with
the
tones
of
the
brick
fireplace
and
the
cheerful
upholstery
of
the
built-in
plywood
sofa.
Large,
light,
easily
handled
Doughis
Fir
Plywood
panels
add
greatly
to
the
flexibility
of
Interior
treatment.
ton
The
eapit.il
cost
has
be-n
Dibb
Printing
(i
thai
.sidi'.s
are
taken
for
and
nutnrul
and
jusi
ti
torsive
us
against'the
Word
of
God.
jour
sins?"
Many
reply.
"I
don't
'
All
the
work.
...
guilty
before
W"1U
forgiveness
and
I
do
not
God?"
Some
fav,
"It
must
be
sre
lh"
"fd
cf
confession."
-
-
-
-
-
i
while
manv
others
humbly
return
puld
and
the
home
operates
'lr)
to
th-
se'ting
up
of
mar.y
without
a
c
hun
h
grant
Plans
,
other
homes
for
elut
riy
people
1
I
nre
under
way
to
e:tend
this
home
soon
Ir
Mutchmor
said.
Two
homes
for
elderly
persons'
nre
maintained
by
the
United
Church
In
Saskatchewan
Oliver
j
Ij'dge
t
named
after
th
late;
Principal
Edmund
Oliveri
ts
i
situated
in
Saskatoon,
with
an
accommodation
for
85
women.
DIRECTOR
Y
pnii".
in
all
rliHrch
nl
H
a
nt.
:iinl
::(
p.m.
sun
i-iy
scIhmiI
at
li:!.1!
except
As
victnn.
to
God.
"Thank
thee
Lord,
I
do
not
desvrve
it."
"The
blood
of
Jesus
Christ.
His
Son,
cleanseth
us
from
all
sins."
Believers
are
lost
in
their
contemplation
of
the
matchless
mercy
of
God's
great
plan
of
substitutionary
punishment,
but
Magazine
Article
Tells
Story
of
Giant
"
Construction
Project
Underway
at
Kitimat
-
ft
At
Mtwvo
Jmw
the
rhllrrh
on-
'
.''IS
f
ANtil.U'W
t
Vi
lli
lilt
U,
4lh
Ave.
W.
at
Dun.mulr
St
Ilnly
Communion
8
'10
a
m!
Suit'lay
ScliiM.I
2:00
).ra.
Csnnn
llasll
H
J'rocktcr.
P.A
.
BD
HcrUjr
(31oe
700)
unbelievers
reject
the
very
pos-4
The
sibility
of
such
an
atonement.
power
biggest
hydro-electric
western
Canada
and
ultimately
project
yet
underakei'
:
will
produce
aluminum
equal
tj
crates
the
Ina
Grafton
Gage
t
.
t
-j
i
'
As
one
studies
the
majestic
anywhere
in
the
world
with
pri-,65
percent
of
the
entire
Unites
claims
of
the
Bible
regarding
vate
capital
underway
in
States
supply.
!
"itself,
the
conclusion
gradually
j
The
January
Issue
of
Harper's
Maga.
ine
tells
the
.story
of
the
giant
undertaking
kiu.wn
a.-Kitimat,
in
Htitl'h
Columbia
4(10
miles
north
of
Vancouver.
The
tabui.MM
protect
will
take
the
water
of
the
Ileclnko
H
iv
e
r.
Home,
where
50
elderly
women
"
'
1
tf
V
"
'
'.'
'"''
'
vJ'v
Named
after
the
late
Alex
Os-
!
V
feZZi'i.
iV.
f
borne,
formerly
a
United
Churrh
4
'
Iff
'ifuL.ik
1
I
minister
at
Neepawa.
the
Os-
I'IKST
IHI'TIST
Bth
Ave,
U.
at
Y111111K
Rt.
MlnWcr:
llev.
Fred
Alilroblis.
(Circe
11
81
2)
HlisT
Mil
SliVTI
III
AN
4th
Avenue
Enst
Rev.
E
A.
VVritjl!'.
D
D.
(dreen
082)
I
IliST
LAiiMi
C.1B
Bin
Ave.
West
R
.
L.
O.
Si'ljer
iGncn
613)
.1.1
f-
.
t
on
the
east
slope
of
the
Coast
.
.
.
Range
of
mountain,
and
divert
;
iWOfl
RCmdnOCG
it
through
the
mountains
Dy
l
tunnel
to
an
ocean
fjord
o.i
the
in
v.nequc
case
e-.v.-
m.?
r.
r.
ii
'i.
-
i
.
.
.
a
.
.
f
i
u
y
'TiKTFJWr7
A
man
was
charged
In
In
police
Vk"
west
sine
to
deliver
M
power
"i
a
2.
MO
foot
d;op
The
project
s
:
court
this
morning
CALGARIANS
AWAIT
FLOOD
FROM
ICE-CHOKED
RIVER
CALGARY
(f
Residents
of
low-lying
areas
here
and
upstream
along
the
Bow
River
valley,
awaited
the
approach
today
of
a
flood
crest
from
Ghost
Dam,
40
miles
up-river
in
the
foothills.
'
Water
from
the
ice-choked
river
spui'd
over
dikes
In
Calgary
in
four
places
along
the
north
bank
of
th
river
Thursday
night.
Emergency
crews
placed
sandbags
on
the
dikes
and
catch
basins
in
preparation
for
today's
expected
release
of
water
from
the
dam.
:
i
l.baO.lHJO
horsepower
will
JuicouftU
0,
Ior(jmg
cheques
at
the-,,r-J
about
equal
toe
combined
poten-
;
,
fc
,
c
,
iJ.
,
7"
jl
tiallties
of
Ilonnevdie
Dam.;
,a,"
(lf
J100
'7'
SliaU
Dam
and
ihe
bigge.sl.'l
VA
lie
is
Clifford
Pet'.lple-e.
24.;
He
was
remanded
for
eight
days
j
SlI.VtTKIV
AIIMV
Frascr
.Street
CO.
Sr.
Cnpt,
Cieor(;e
Oystryk
Sunday
Kchotil
2:30
p.m.
(BlacH
2831
ST.
s
I
I
TI1I
KAV
Sth
Ave
Bt
M-Brldo
St.
Pastor:
Rev.
II.
O.
Olsen
(Black
610)
loims
that
it
must
be
God's
message
to
us,
or
else
it,
miust
bre
utterly
false.
A
clear
thinker
once
poi.ned
cut
that
Christ
had
to
be
the
best
person
who
ever
lived,
or
He
had
tp
be
the
world's
greatest
liar.
His
claims
were
unique,
so
there
is
no
compro-
1
mise.
A
bus
schedule
is
-either:
accurate
or
disastrously
fake,
i
for
there
is
no
happy
medium
in
'
missing
one's
bta.
So
the
Bible
;
must
either
be
a
soucre
of
heavenly
light:
"From
a
child
thou
hr.st;
known
the
holy
scriptures,
1
which
a-e
able
to
make
tlee
wise
unto
salvation
through
faith
which
is
in
Christ
Jesus.
All
scripture
is
given
by
inspiration
of
God,
and
is
'
profitable
for
doctrine,
for;
reproof,
f5r
correction.
tor
j
instruction
in
righteousness,"!
or
a
dispenser
of
darkness,
be-:
cause
of
its
falseness.
'
j
The
open-minded
examiner;
penstock,
VViLson
Dam
at
Muse!
hiioais.
The
potentialities
of
the
na-;
j
tural
terrain
and
watershed
weic
i
Tlie
Colt
repeating
rifle
was'
JUcoveietl
in
by
an
obseui
Invented
by
Samuel
Cult
In
18M
bureaucrat
in
the
rieoai
tment
.
.
.
fif
mrne
.to
the
SVna
for
a
tumjurtaUe
room
-
Ji
nt
m
rt
iVe
-
ne
not.
Conmiii
tit
;tt-!;;,
hnliy
fitting
arrfiif.
FntriliU
rillrH.
Milliard
C.
lyle
Managing
Diiector
Land-s
and
Foies.s
of
Hit.
.
si
i
Columbia's
provinrial
govern
M".
I'KTKK'S
AMil.K-AN
Seal
Cove
Rev.
J.
S.
T-wlnliiff,
B
A..
LTH.
1
Rector)
Sunday
Sehoel
11:00
am.
Evening
Prayer
7:30
p'm.
(Blue
827)
!
Dramatic
Story
Lies
Behind
Construction
of
Paper
Mill
iti:;i
i..it
mrrisr
Sunduy
School
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Wnrshlo
Service
12:15
l2'3
6th
Ave.
E.
Blue
323
Pastor:
ltev.
Iniiflrtl
A
Thorne
ment
He
was
Frcderlt
k
'
William
Kni
w.stubb.
who
looked
up
liom
,
lis
maps
In
the
Watt
.-
ftights
j
offices
at
Victoria
one
day
and
i
to!d
his
superiors
he
had
diseov-i
ered
one
01
the
lo-e.a
hydro-1
electric
power
ssiej
of
North
Am-j
erica.
I
A
year
later
he
led
a
i-rtull
ex
A
dramatic
.story
of
planning
sion
until
Elk
Fall-.
!.
I
need
have
no
doubt.
History,
as
!
and
team
work
lies
behind
ti"-
completed.
ifxd
I
i
tiir
.
-rk.
'it
reveals
the
greatness
and
construction
record
estabit-lwd
About
2.000
treated
fir
niie-.
STARTINC
MONDAY
Miss
Eileen
Ctoss
presents
SEWING,
TAILORING,
Home
Rejuvenation
t
Courses
at
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
Phone
211
or
107
fur
Information
First
United
Church
Sixth
Ave.
W.
and
lussrave
power
of
nations
that
loved
and
:
at
the
new
ET-Falls
newsprint
were
driven
to
suppon
the
buiM-taught
the
Bible
and
their
de-
miii
by
B.C.
IJrid-'n
and
Dicdg-
ings
and
then
project
i.vuuue.
gredation
and
faU
when
they
ling
Company
Limited.
Clyde
V,
kettig.
began
;o
woir"
rejected
the
Book
and
its
spirit-;
.
.
a0olll
Last
Ju
IMalerlal
holdup,
ual
teachings-is
a
clear
com-!
produili(msix
There
tonT
mollt.
was
1.400
of
rein-
.71
And.
for
chc'eingstee,,
24.00
cubic
yard
CM
A
fin
Hotel
.
.
.
lo
Sleep
.
.
.
Helot
.
,
.
fall
...
...
,,
,.
7
iJrst
lime
in
14
months,
hun-
concrete,
ana
Z.IOO
teas
oi
its
own
proof
in
jls
amazing
..
,.,
.
.
-nt.,,-.i
...
j.j
.
1
,r
oi
V.OO.M1
UCtlOU
WOrueiS
rnruru
lu
rum
pedition
to
t;ie
rent,
i
and
planned
t.ie
inti.e
projc
'.
hat
it
e..si;'t
until
1
j13
thai
the
Alum-liium
C'.inp.iiiy
of
Cm.
i.
la
was
ready
to
mve.it?ate
the
pos-.i'oiii-tles.
The
plan
was
on
the
drawln-1,
bojircis
for
th.ee
years,
and
In
I
Si
I
;-v.i"e'-s
taitcd
work
on
the
tunijei
aid
the
HinjiHim
!
".elling
plant
at
the
village
oi
kitimat,
ltere
eventually
f.0.000
scienimc
and
nistoncal
accuracy,
its
fulfilled
prophecy
and
were
able
to
relax
a
Utile.
,
Plele
the
Job.
Throughout
that
time
thev'
Allocation
difficulties
made
11
a.m.
Morning
Communion
Sermon:
"The
Encounter
of
God
With
Men"
'
Anthem:
Our
Hearts
Celestial
Voices"
7:30
p.m.
Evening;
Worship
Sermon:
"Stand
Fast."
Anthem:
"Lead
Me,
Lord."
Its
unity
of
theme,
when
con
light'
liad
ke?1
Pa('9
th
the
engineers
I
stel
deliveries
Irregular.
sidered
idered
in
in
the
the
light
of
its
forty-
odd
human
penmen
of
every
class
ii(i
a.eouecu
as
last
as
plans
J
1uoiiuuiii
uenveiy
oeiays,
left
the
drawing
beards
these
crews
vere
switched
to
"active"
and
environment
COME
AND
WORSHIP
mPn
them
cut.
OI
Project.
c
it
....
i-.H,
oi,
k
,
Then,
as
machinery
for
the
SUNDAY
SCHOOIS
at
First
Bibie,
and
accept
its
revelation
I
;
V
.
i
..."
...
"
V
.
people
will
Iwe.
Aluminum
pro-
United
Church
:
Beginners
and
;
Uf
salv;
ation
Let
us
learn
i's
s"ul"li-FS.
oaa
weatner,
ana
.o
invc
eonsiru:
Dnmn...
4,
.
y,.,
.
Why,
Thank
You
My
Dear
same
tlon
crew?
and
installation
spc-
dnctton
will
begin
in
lfljl
and
spt-eu
uieir
worn
at
ine
.
,.,a,j,
aw
ii
d
in.,
maer
i
truths
ano
nnolv
thun
tn
tho
pupils
at
12:15;
at
time.
'
,sU
had
to
dovetail
their
e-1
uithnateiv
will
,
reac-
350.ono
to.u
Conrad
needs
of
our
lives.
Let
us
guard
-1-7
,
United
Hall
all
at
11
a
m.
nrst
tncy
blasted
away
rocks
;
lurus
sia
worn
simultaneously
to
these
truths
and
ketf)
them
un-
tarnlclsftt
feirv.
cvura
m
rli,
n
SOCIAL
HOUR
after
the
Even
and
dfedged
300J300
cubic
yards
manntain
tn
schedu.
I
MADE
IT
MYSELF"
under
its
unique,
ail-incliniv?
in
Service
in
the
Church
Hall.
I
attempt
to
ridicule
and
suppress
!
to
cIear
tne
harbor.
On
April
10
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVtRTISE
h
hem.
last
year,
they
moved
to
the
site
to
build
the
first
units
the
warehouse
and
a
repair
shop
and
office.
First
of
the
78,000
tons
of
ma
construction
service,
BC.
Bridge
handled
all
work
on
the
jxojcct
with
the
exception
of
mte-cle
n-ing
and
the
erection
of
s-viij
frame
livin-;
quarters.
This
included
all
machinery
terial
shipped
to
the
project
be
Sew
and
Look
Smart-
gan
to
arrive
through
the
nearby
iand
electrical
installation,
Ih
harbor
of
the
John
Hart
hydro-
plant
of
the
B.C.
Poer
Commu-
Save
and
Dc
Smart
!
erection
oi
ti.iuu
ieet
or
3-inc
l
woodstave
pipe
ami
23
miles
of
steel
pipe.
More
tnan
100
miles
of
electrical
wire
and
7,300,000
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
I'OU.SON
iSl'll.DIMi
(Just
NurCh
of
Hays
Cove
Bridge)
SUNDAY
11
:00
a
m.:
Sunday
School
and
Bible
class.
7:30
p.m.:
Mr.
c.
J.
Carter.
WEDNESDAY
8:00
p.m.:
Prayer
Meeting
.
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
5lh
Ave.
at
MrKride
St.
RKV.
H
O.
OI.SON.
Pastor
"The
Just
Shall
Live
By
Faith"
fume
and
Worship
with
us.
SUNDAY
SERVICES
JANUARY
11,
1953
Morning
Service
1
1
-.00
a.m.
Sermon:
"Our
Sufficiency
Is
Of
Christ,"
Choir
Anthem.
'
Evening
Service
7:30
p.m.
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
STARTING
MONDAY
MISS
EILEEN
CROSS
PRESENTS
SEWING
CLASSES
AT
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
Homemaking
Course
Offered
By
Civic
Centre
Eileen
Cross
of
the
University
of
B.C.
Ext-msioi
Department
is
scheduled
to
arrive
here
by
plane
Monday
from
Vancouver
to
instruct
at
a
home-making
course
and
Bible
Study.
FRIDAY
m
SB
board
feet
of
lumber
were
utilized.
In
addition
to
material
dipped
In,
there
were
435
freight
car
loads
ferried
in,
together
with
144
barg
loads.
A
few
day'
work
were
lost
through
snow,
but
onty
on
,
small
section
of
the
site
com
plete
concrete
pipe
rainac
system,
installed
at
the
c.t-n,
kept
the
ground
solid.
At
the
peak
of
consit
..'.lioi'
900
men
were
employed
ana
605,-000
meals
were
served
during
the
ei.tlre
project.
Principals
In
th.
planning
and
execution
of
the
mammoth
Elk
Falls
project
were:
W.
O.
Mac-
First
Presbyterian
Church
7:06
p.m.:
Children's
Hour.
All
school
children
invited
"And
being
made
perfect.
He
(Christ)
became
the
author
ol
eternal
solvation
unto
all
them
that
obey
Hun."
Heb.
5:9.
Pastor
C.
V
SINCLAIR
SIMPLICITY
PATTERNS
At
The
VARIETY
STORE
.
4
in
the
Civic
Centre.
The
small
gyr.-.nasium
has
been
reserved
for
the
three-week
TO,
i
courses
which
include
tailoring,
sewing
and
home
rejuvenating.
The
sewing
and
tailoring
course
will
be
held
Monday,
Wednesday
'
,-f
"Ht
wnt
trough
Ih
ice!
Booking
Now
For
Hawaii
-
Bermuda
Mexico
For
February
and
March
Accommodation
and
Friday
afternoons
and
even
St
tt-
SIMPLICITY
PRINTED
PATTERNS
1
SIMPLICITY
PATTERNS
help
you
express
your
own
original
and
distinctive
flair
for
styles.
2
SIMPLICITY
PATTERNS
are
printed
with
full
instructions
on
.
.
.
every
pattern's
piece.
25c
and
50c
per
pattern.
ker-,
president
of
B.
C.
Bridge;
Mr.
Rettig;
J.'C.
MacLean,
mechanical
'
superintendent
1
n
charge
of
Installation;
Sven
Rud-man,
project
engineer;
Ivor
Tucker,
electrical
superintendent;
Jack
Parkin,
assistant
electrical
superintendent;
K.
GUI.)':,
ders,
piping
superintendent;
and
"3.
C.
Oreelv,
dredging
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
202
Sixth
Avenue
West
SUNDAY
SERVICES
10:30
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
Over
seventy-five
dollars
in
prizes
given
away,
in
a
contest
now
in
progress.
Fathers
and
Mothers
you
owe
it
to
your
family
to
be
In
Sunday
School.
11:30
Morning
Worship
7:30
Evangelistic
Meeting
ings.
Home
rejuvenation
consists
of
remodelling
old
pieces
of
furniture,
lamp
shades
and
drapes.
Classes
are
on
Tuesday,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays.
Already
a
number
of
women
have
enrolled'
for
courses
and
officials
said
today
there
Is
room
for
more.
In
jn
evious
years
a
great
deal
cf
work
was
accomplished.
Chesterfields
have
been
recovered
and
other
pieces
of
furniture
at
We
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Ave.
East
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D.D.
Organists:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
John
Currie.
JANUARY
11,
1953
Morning
Worsn.-p
11
o'clock.
Sunday
School
13:15.
Evening
Worship
7:30.
.
Minister
at
both
services
"Remember
the
Sabbath
Day
to
keep
it
Holy."
"Religion
is
Convenient,
but
COURTESY
Not
Christianity."
Wed.
8:00
Prayer
Meeting.
B.
C.
Bridge
4nd
Dredging
now:
has
handled
every
majcr
pulp1
and
paper
mill
project
in
British
Columbia
since
1948.
In
that
year
they
built
the
Port
AJbernl
Pulp
mill
and
in
1949
the
Nanaimo
plup
mill
and
new
Installations
at
Powell
River.
In
1950
thv
completed
new
Installs!
ions
at
Prince
Rupert.
S3
CAPITOL
Fri.,
R
OO
Christ
Ambassadors
service
P&J22ri
n
t
fr
t
frtiii
ifttftf
i
firs
Si
theatre
"We
Only
Preach
the
Ward
of
Cod"
C.reen
311
Rev.
C.
Fawcett
Wabicoon.
the
name
of
a
village
in
Ontario's
Kenora
district,
Is
'
an
Indian
word
meaning
"white
feather,"
.
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