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installed |

Mrs. Michael Karasosky presided over the in-
stallation of officers for the Women’s auxiliary to
the International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and

Paper Mill Workers Local

group ‘s regular session.
‘Taking offices were Mrs. B.
J. ‘Portune, president; Mrs. Tenho

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tertainment convener, left hy didn’t feel anything.” 6 \

arent 3 $ ng ight Mrs, Arthur Smith. needy families and the chapter] “the meat was sure good ee ESPECIALLY AT THIS PRICE! |

f Secretary, Mrs. Arnold Assman’ Christrras ei give 15 children) though,” she said. |

and executive Mrs. Robert With her were Frederick Slade, | #7:

en oyab é event Player will be installed at the; Gathered around a gaily dec-|who shot a three-year-old: cow Quickfrez' REGULAR $299. 00 |
: next regular ‘meeting... orated Christmas tree, members|moose and less lucky hunters Special Price

Twenty Cubs of the
Sixth Prince Rupert Cub
Pack entertained 25 par-
ents in the First Baptist
Church hall last night
when the Pack staged a
successful ‘Parent's
Night.””

Group committee chairman, t pylaw, to be :
Mrs. T. A. Johnstone, welcomed voted eponat the Civie. elections, another word z pane
he paren ws ore teva December 11. The meeting also! \f se t 2 ; 4 .
eaders, w rm dt t the Vancouver \ wy es
Bowman, David Owens, Wally [Symphony Orchestra» perfor for cotch? ye A ONE WEEK SPECIAL

Verwold and Hilmar Domreis.

‘Church pastor, Rev. J. A. Ros-
kam, addressed the gathering
and reminded Cubs to practice.
their Cub principles and also
reminded them to attend church,
parade this Sunday.

.During the evening the Cubs
gave a demonstration of knot

by a short humorous skit and
a sing-song.

 

 

CIVIC CENTRE SCHEDULE
Saturday —

.Little League basketball, boys
poe 12,1 p.m.; Tumbling, girls,

6'to 9, 1 p.m.; Tumbling, boys, e- mo

6-to 9, 2 Roller skati MA . REG.

juniors, 3 pm. Basketball ganies, Alterations Sale MATTRESSES PRICE $ 95
senior, 7 pani Roller skating, is still on IN ASSORTED COLORS $49.50

teens and adults, 8 p.m:

ve Monday .

im band, 3 to 6, 2 p.m.;
‘games, boys 6 to 9 years,
'm.; Tumbling, girls, 9 to
4 p.m.; Woodwork, boys and
girls, 6 to 9, 4 p.m.; Flowercraft,

tice 6 p.m.; Sports clinic, girls,

 

12 to 15, 7 p.m.; Art club, 7:30}

708 Monday night at the

Paavola, “vice-president; Mrs. Ar-
thur Lowes and Mrs. Joseph
Long, executive.

_ Mrs. A. C. Norberg was named
treasurer, replacing Mrs. Joseph
Skorepa while Mrs. Karasosky

 

In other business, Mrs. Joseph
Long was appointed, representa-
tive to the Museum and Hospital
Board, Mrs Karasosky, repres-
entative to the Women’s Co-
ordinating council and Mrs.. Ar-
thur Lowes, to. the Civic Centre
association.

-'The meeting went on record
to support the sewer renewal

mances here. -

® Mrs. R. H. Simonds was ap-
pointed to head a membership
drive, persons interested in join-
ing are askéd “to call -her at
4330.

Mrs. Adolf Schmidt won the
mother and daughter teenage
dolls, with. wardrobes, a feat-
ured prize of the. recent bazaar.

A birthday party, commemor-
ating the auxiliary’s first year

‘of operation, followed the ses-

sion.

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_ Christmas ‘fete

Five guests attended the
Christmas party which folowed
the regular meeting of the Im-
perial Order Daughters of the
Emprie Cambrai chapter held
Wednesday night at the home
of Mrs. Clair LaCroix.

Welcomed were Miss Eileen
James, Mrs. G. Keefe, Mrs,. R.
G. Moore, Mrs. W. J. McLean
and former member, Mrs. Robert
Parker. .

During the business meeting,
the group voted $5 to be given
the Jack and Jill school each
month for taxi fares, the sum

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City girl gets’
first moose.

A young city woman, employed
by the Canadian National Tele-
graphs, shot -her first moose,
about eight miles from Smithers |
last week, after three years of | &

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With a party of ‘four: hunters. |
Miss Gene Pavlikls shot an 18-
month-old bull moose, while he.
raced across a field at a meee a
of about 40 miles an hour. .

“T just pulled the trigger and
that was that, * Miss Pavlikls
said.

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freshments served by Mrs. W.

Thomas Woods and her sister
Miss Millie Pavlikis.
J. Zacour,-Mrs. G. P. Lyons, Mrs.| The hunters tracked . around
T. A. McMeekin, Mrs. A. S. Coop-|Smithers for about a week, be-
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