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Daily News Correspondent * .

At ts milder
now ‘ind the change’
been welcome. On Sunday night

there was a fall. of about 15 |,
[inches of snow and the’ school

bus coming from Burns Lake wag

.| Very late du arriving at Francols
Lake school. The mall car was}

coming out from Burns Lake and
the golng was 60 henvy west to
Noralee that it was late in. the

afternoon. before it returned to}

the Lariding to take the mail to
Burns Lake instead of shortly
after one o'clock, The snow-
plough has since been through
and traffic ts back to normal
again, , ot,

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decorated wagon was presented

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as bridesmald wore a
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Jonasen was best man
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and wedding bells, the
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Initiated
Into OORP

the Royal Purple last night at
the group's regular meeting In
the Elk’s Home,

Honored Royal Lady Mrs, Ole
Slatta initiated Mrs. Robert
Menzies, Mrs. Wilfred Bolam,
| Mrs, George Dumas, Mrs, Derry
j Roos, Mrs. Donald Scherk, Miss

Marie Hilta and Mrs. Lorraine
Fedoruk.

;. During the business session,
Mrs. Slatta announced that
Elks’ District Deputy Grand Ex-
alted Ruler, Arthur Murray, will
officially open the Christmas ba-
zaar in the Elks Home ‘Thursday
afternoon,

Mrs, Willlam McChesney Jr,,
general convener for the child-
ren's Christmas party to be held
Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Elks
home, reported there will be
clowns In attendance and gifts
and treats for all children of
Elks and OORP members.

Mrs, George Brown was named
to serve and assist the Prince
Rupert Co-ordinating Council's
“Over 70 Club” dinner December
15, In the First United Church
‘hall.

Rellef committee reported that

n donation of $25 was given to 4
1 Prince Rupert burned-out family
ilast week,
Mes. Ray Boychuk, delegate to
‘the Canadian Arthritis and
;Rheumatism Society, urged all
imembers to give their full sup-
| port when called upon.

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were inltlated: into the Order of

        
 

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Rev. A.M. Trendell To. Lead
Annual Week of Prayer Here.

Rev. Alan M. Trendell, rector of St. John’s Angli-:
:¢an Church, Shaughnessy, formerly dean of Edmon-

 

leaving Burns Lake shortly, Dr.
Holmes has been practising here
for 27 yenrs and fs retlring, Dr.
Trevor Thompson, who has been
working in Vanderhoof with Dr,

_| Mooney and Dr. MacDonald, has

moved to Burns Lake to take over
Dr. Holmes’ practice. ,

 

BH Andersen came . te the
Landing on Wednesday morning
by boat, He had broke some
ribs when struggling with a hay-
rack. Tht only way he has of
getting out from his ranch down
the lake is by boat except-when
the Inke ts frozen over.

 

The Women Institute held Its
annual meeting at Mrs..C, Rout-
ley’s Thursday afternoon, Elec-
tlon of officers for the coming
year resulted in the following
taking office: Mrs. Hugh Neave,
president; Mrs, Del Cassidy, vice-

.| president; Mrs. Reg Partington,

secretary, Directors are Mrs. C.
Routley and Mrs, John Keefe, Ar-
ticles left. over from the bazaar
were auctioned off amongst the
members, Mrs. Routley. served
lunch which all enjoyed for
aniong other good things Christ-
mas cake was passed around.
Harold Neave and John Keefe
drove to the hall on Saturday af-
terncon to have tea which the
Womens Institute was serving.
They looked over the stalls and
Harold Neave bought o few
novels which looked interesting.
Imagine his amusement when he
got home to find that his name
was Jn them and that they had
been given to the white clephant

‘IT stall! He says they are good read-

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them: again, Oo

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‘Fiflyeetx dollars were realized
Friday afternoon when the Divl-

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PERSONALS

Januiry 1056 at the First United |

Monday throdui Friday, \

In addition, the Ministerial:
Association is trylng to organize’
an Inter-denomlmational service
at the Clyic Centre for Sundiy,
January 1, 7:30 p.m,

At an mectine of the associa.
Hon yesterday morning — the

Donald Ferguson of White-
horse, Yukon ‘serrllory, left the’
city yesterday by car for his

A. E, Fereuson and brother Johns,
and Hueh Ferguson, MeBricde:

Apartments, majority of ministers Indicated
+ + 4 that thelr churches would be In

Miss Betty: Martin, 429 Dans fil necord with gieh a pian,
mule Btreel, efb hla morniig, It was aleo deetlod that the
by Canadian Pacifle Airtines assoclation would submit a beter |
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‘sion 1, Grade 6 of Conrad Stroat
school, held rx successful Junior
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|. .Procecds from the sale of hot

dogs, refreshments and candy

donated by local merchants was bo: 2:
Iglven to the Red Cross,

Dirceting the affair were Mue
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Martlyn Johnson, secretary,

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Lady Halle, wife of conductor
Sir Charles Halle, was a great
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Club this, Thursday on ballet
in Canada today. Mr, Yeddeau
was orgunlzer and manager of
Canada’s first. Ballet’ Festival
“and In 1053 was stage’ direc-
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Ten tables were:in play:Mon-
day night when the. Canadian
Legion Women’s Auxillary held
its regular card :party,, '*
- In the bridge section Mrs. Al-
bert Dickens sr., took ‘first prize
and John:Rosedale second... ©
Mrs, Signe Jensen, won. the |
whist -flret prize with: Mrs, ‘Lena
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dancing «has. beeh ‘moved . froin
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Rusty. Thain’ announced this
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