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one’ of the biggest dances
FA proceeds from the dance:
v Ill.'go towards the Kinsmen's'
No fund project for the year,
the: rehabilitation of - crippled
children,
Tie dance which Will be held
i the Armories Friday will start |
at 9:p.m. and continue through
bint. 2am —
24K bands, Abe Doell and his
bcky. Mountain Boys and Jake
Anton’ and his Rhythm Kings
aggregation, will: be in attend.
ante,
(Aailssion is being charged

yen?

Rev. Stanley J Leech .
Ordained at St Andrew's

to Stoge
of the year this week,

on the’ basis of a. cént ‘per
en will be charged $1 with ‘no

260, pounds will be sven free
admission, ‘

be ‘weighmaster, Mayor: George
BE, Hills, . :

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Md i eines Rupe rt Kinsinen Club is’ combining with

pound. weight for males, ‘Won-- |

questions asked. All males. over 4,

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and: Ellis chased them on the:
Jee with his car and killed them'
both. One was travelling on‘ two
stumps instead of, feet’ at- the-
back, and ‘was getting cabout

{thought that it had:
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a Mr, and. Mrs, Bert Dirban

| came rhome Tuesday afternoon.|
‘| They. haye heen staying in: Vic-'.
toria‘ for a month, and enjoyeat.
thelr.,,holiday there, but when:

and killed three deer out or the ice. »,

Christi ‘has managed |
lake after they had chased

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Vermilion "where he has. been
‘for four’ years. He ‘came Via |
Peace. River. and Dawsoh' Creek,
and found the: road good all ‘the:
way. The frost in August brought, .
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acre. Oats © ylelded - better; but
the grade da’ very ‘poor,’ “He: says
that: the. farmers: there: are go-
Hing: in’ for: ‘pigs’ and’ cattle to
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iY Solo. by’ R W. ‘A, “Chidwiek
UokETING the jnvitation: of
it i, Bishop of Qu’Appelle to |
“laké@=charge -of St, “Andrew's
‘Angiléan parish in Regina,
“Saskatchewan Is Rev. Canon
‘Basil S, Prockter. Canon Pro¢k- «|
‘ter's' ‘proposed move becomes |
“effective May 1 and ends a
‘ministry of more than 1] eats |
Ane Prince Rupert and 20 years |
an? Northern British Columbia |
‘including time spent at Van- |
jorhoot “and Williams Lake.
Ase Joaves after Easter and Mrs, |
r0 Ker and thelr family will |
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LOA, Jarge crowd attended fun-
ei services Saturday — after-
‘onefor longlime and active
HERDer of Sons of Norway

Ige,.-Wolbjorn Delvil, 67, why
iMod in KeteHikan, Alaska, dan-
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/'O¢hducl ing {he services
‘tyuson Funeral Home was
Wi die Arthur 8. Olson. Hynins
Were, “Nearer My God to Thee"
ane “Rock of Ages,”

“Interment was in the Sons of
Norway plot. al Fairview Ceme-
My. where pallbearers were Jul-
Jus Jobnsen, Epil Sornes, Nels
Vakeng, Kenneth batrd, Nels
iwudeson gud $8. iristiwan.

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" “LEGION AUDITORIUM
" EVERYBODY WELCOME. .

‘Mr, Leech: arrived: ‘from Eng:
take.up his, first appointment at

Masset last May;
Delivering the ‘sermon, was

whose text .was “age, Paul ta
evangellst; Make * ‘full proof of
Canon Hinchliffe spoke on the

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‘|the tine of the Apostiés, 7% -

“The gift of the: Holy, Spirit”
are the two main -qualities:nec-

istry, Canon Hinchliffe told" the
congregation.

Deacon Leech, was the giiest
speaker last night at the: Sunday ;
evening service, |"

Arriving here for the ordin-
‘ation with Mr. Leech was Mrs.
Leech. They are guests of Bishop
and Mrs. Watts, at the Bishop's
Lodge on Fourth Avenue West;
until thelr departure home next
Week. ;

Killick Baby : |
Given Names
"At Cathedral.

| The four-month- old” “son of
at. and Mrs, SK. Killick yes-
i Lerday afternoon receiyed. names
Harry at a baptism

 

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Canon Basil 8, Prockter officiat-
in,

Godparents etlending the biny
peinelnal were Mr, and Mrs.
A, MeLean.

Thomas Harry is a
yrother (dé Divid Kelth,
Joan Elizabeth; 6,

A family tea was beld st the!
home of Mr, and Mrs, Killick on:
1144 Eighth Avenue East,

Maternal grandparents are Mr,
and Mrs, larry Jones of Syringn
Creck, British Columbla and pa-

haby
12 and

-tthe elty were Mr. and Mrs. Ron- | Pastor of the First United
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PERSONALS.

Terrace weekend visitors

 

in’ Rev. “Vernon E.. McEachern,
fchurch left this morning by
| plane for Vancouver where he
ren Sandra and Philip as gucsts |! ) attend the Conference on}
of Mrs, ‘Minnion's mother, Mrs. i Rational Evangelistic Mission of |.
A.M. Hedstrom, 982 Ambrose! the United churcirtoday and to: |
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way except the--Canyon. which;:

_, lstrangely enough, . Was | the. ‘best
part, of the: road. :

  

—7, ia, york
fhe. ferry crew started lees

ue cutting round the dock. this side
oe the lake on: Tuesday, A chan-
nel ‘is cut round the dock’ to
-. igiye. the ice room to. shift. with-

out. moving: the ice ‘round the:
actual dock,

. Our. Burns - Lake: dentist: Dr.

| Bruce McEwen and Mrs’ McEwen

nad ‘a narrow. escape when their
car went through the ice. west
of here Sunday afternoon.’ ‘There
is a warm current out from Par-
rot Point ‘where. the: McEwens
have ‘their summer. -home -and
{lie ice was thin there, although
the ‘rest of the lake ice seems
safe endugh for: cars. The. car
did not sink quickly and the:
‘passengers were able to scramble
‘out, but their:two Great Dance °
‘dogs Would not leave. the car
and. all were. very wet before
rescuc was complete. The car is
still on Lhe bottom of the lake
in eight fect of water about 16;
feet from the shore, Several cars’

 

- [had’ crossed’ this dangerous ‘spot

‘in the ice during the day, but
they had been travelling’ quite :

carried them safely across: to
the’ thicker ice. The* old-timers
have" ‘known of this warm cur-
rent ‘and the ducks enjoy. swim-
ming’ in the open. water ‘ there’)
long ‘after. the. ice has formed
on the: rest of the lake.,.

 

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There: was a a ‘gathering. at the

fast so that their . own, speed |.

yas and « ‘knead: ‘until

the lake 34 Th iles, “wh =
vere we vis Divide into 2 equal: ‘portions and’

Vited | “Curly : alid - ‘Bolle. Pease. at:
the! Nithi- Lodge. and post Office, : shepe each portion into: a
juiver: since | Uiey started thelr | towel and’ let rest. 10 minutes.
‘iodge’ and. cabins | ‘there. we had: ‘Roll out’ one portion: of dough
‘wan(ed ‘to: visit, them,” but ‘dt-ts “into. a rectangle: 6-x 24° ‘inchés.
a Tong? way. to- go.in a boat with: (Spread witha 2° tablespoons of the
an oiltboard, and this‘is our only |=; a =
way "except this ‘year: when: the *
ice hag'been safe, We had a very - St. Pa ul's WMS
Planning Tea.

‘twarm: welcome at: the Lodge, and
, The first}of:many ; ‘teas’ plait

after: seeing: the: numerous neat -
cabins: and’: smoke’ houses « and :,

ice ‘houses . ‘and. the" platining - to “ned: for the, month-of. February.
make. their’ guests: comfortable, will'-také place: Saturday: rafters

 

 

 

  

it‘is Not: surprising-how: popular noon when the, Women's, Mission:

 

this - resort: has ° ‘pecome:: “We. saw: Society. to:: St. Paul's: Mu
a deer lying’ out on’ ‘the ice partly church’ stages ‘an‘afternoon:t a,
eaten: by: ‘coyotes who chad killed featuring sales: of home- =cooking.
it, and! there. was one. lone: raver. and’; delicatessen in the’ church
feeding‘on the carcase. It’ moved hall...) fe
off when we ‘drove past , but flew. - Special’, foods” oti sale ab: the

back: again. There. was. so little , elieatessen counter: will “be "
snow ‘on the: ice | ‘that: we. were * “lutefish”,. rullepolsa and: fish}. ¢

cake es. ” Loo “.
‘WMS president Mrs; “Am Hu
soy. will: réceive the public.

 

abie. ‘to ° “‘etwe | att ‘70° " miles’: per ©
hour, | ‘and: as the car trail was |
straight and’ we. ‘could. see for
miles’, ‘ahead - and there’ was no:
fear . ‘of: colliding. with; another

car, Now! we hear’ that.” Capt. tween the. hours of 2 to 5 p.m, «
Peter Mathews: drove his-station: ;
iwagon. at 95 miles per: hour, John.

smooth. ye.

 

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“Joe ‘Thoresen: at “Tehesinkit
Lake: ‘tried’ ‘to thaw: his’ truck:
by: lighting ‘some: “Olt in’.a-pan_
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Vancouver where he will: reecive |i

brother-in-law and sister, Mr;

;and Mrs. Ole Kildal, 9-42 Hays city Wednesday. by plane.

Cove ‘Avenue,

 

In the city over the weekend

was Robert K. Elkins of Terrace,! Saturday afterncon lo take up o'clock yy Mr, Collison in the!

R.i visiting hls father C,H, wakins| ‘esidence in Prince Rupert. He Court House and their atténd-

who Is Ml in bospitel,

Granby Watmouzh;, 729 Fifth
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