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Prince }Rubert-2Daily.. News:
Thursday, October 9, 1958

ding room. crowd
at J.M. Facey rally.

uit “standing: room only’’. crowd: gathered jin the
ad, M, ‘Facey United Church hall Sunday to take part

“in ‘the annual Sunday Schoo! Rally Day.

iy Students played a major role

‘in the special program aranged
iby the tenching staff. ‘

ij Among the items presented by
students weré?—call "to worship |
“by Harold Small; “invocation: by
4 arol Green; hymns were an-
‘‘Hounced by Emily. Leyton. and
Bobby Warren; _Scripture read-

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ing was given by Billy Bussan-
ich and offering received by El-
{zabeth Miller and Billy Turcotte.
“An object lesson and a: visual-
aid demonstration. were presen-
ted by Sunday school superinten-
dent Herbert Dearden.
Members of the teaching staff
introduced were Mrs. Ralph'Lar-
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” Mrs. 0. F. Symies, Mrs. Arthur

Oswald, Mrs. Kenneth Warren,
Mrs.. Clyde Smith, Miss Lynn
Roberts, Miss Susan Bevan and |.
Leonard Francin. ,

Pianists were Miss. Dorothy
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FOLDED FASHION—This russet- toned dress and tunic-like ‘coat was: shown - in: ‘Vancouver Ys
at the Association of Canadian: Couturiers’. first fall presentation. - ‘Fullness. is gathered’ in'‘at
the waist of both except for a smooth panel down the coat front. The striped’ and Plain fabric
is a new brushed jersey. blended : of nylon and another» “synthetic fibre. ’- cou ade

byt wm —Designer 4; ds Olivia. of. ‘Hamilton, “Ont “ap

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The trip. to:-Mount Hood was;
more, routing. han. the jand, camera shops; aie
“woods. taur’!,-for’ visitors in thefand e. dining:
| district but quite as impressive. | with. “suitably massive wooden
‘Through that pleasant country- | tables, fireplace and floor-length ;
side again—walnut groves” oak} windows.
_trees and hayfields to the base ““Massive’'
“of the mountain.
‘ascending drying forest, oy
'mer cottages state parks, “and |The building is of wood—greyed |
campgrounds. There were mo- to blend with the redgrey of the:
‘tels, places to eat, even a small} bare mountain top. Enormous
pool for junior fishermen (and/knockers and... door- fastenings
women) where, for a small fee,'match the thickness of the doors
fat trout were practically guar-ia and the depth of the casings.
anteed. iThe stairs are scarred by ski-

This is along a trans-state:boots And don’t have hand-rails
highway. Aboye’a ski village a!—they have arm-rails—no hand

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we  ‘KRefre sl : : 4 storles by Mrs. Eugene Bartlett, there Was a general dispersal to @. Suits we @: Slacks‘
i 1és “ 423 Emerson Place, giving: an’ ac- ride ito. the: snowline by chair- e. T co ts” oe -Pants .
he I _ count of her trip by car to south- lift, to walk through the lodge. ‘op: s
ms ~ Wil lout { ill i ng ern British Columbia — and the [looking at the view over miles; ALTE RATION. . ‘SPECIALISTS
ty : northern United States during July lof mountains, from stone ter? ‘ ”
whey sd and August, Mrs, Bartlett was un- |rapes and’: ‘bal t Lk | : ‘erpavsi
rie os able fo finish the aceount while alconies, or to wa
wh ., Pe IS ‘ f on her trip and by popular re- [ON the hospitable . *mmountain |
7 L ‘o cL | quest, It will be concluded In sev-) | paths. Most visited. the gift
le yI Mork Reguatered ; -@ral instahnents this. week. . ‘shop which, from’a large stock, |
ae | By, .EMERALD BARTLETT . {offered nothing.. rth jcarryin
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“~~~ OVER $4,000
. NOW IN ‘TS ! WORTH OF NEW RECORDS

! SIXTH *

| § BIG DAY

They're going fast
—-sy shop now! Lodge.
Luneh was waiting

   

outdoors

‘mountain —- wildflowers and ¢
_stunted evergreens within touch,
After dessert,

‘tarts from mountain

on a terrace which 100ks up the ‘central

side road leads up to Timberline; could encompass them.

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There are two large lounges
‘with proportsonately generous
fireplaces with chairs

all ‘round them. 1 should think

this would be a perfect winter

wild-huckleberry ,vacation place but a brief visit
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-been having weather like mid-
summer, although the nights are
chilly. On Sunday afternoon Hal:

Francois. Lake News

o By AGNES WI, NEAVE

News Correspondent
“ , vaya ' WFRAWCOIS LAKE— We. mid

on Saturday so will be able to
take care of the household.

 

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A prairla chicken with a hawk:

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"1 infter an hour we gave it up andijn front of our school. It wa eee
. ‘tried for trout, It was very hotlfound dead on the ground. Th ane
‘In the boat, and the sun was; broke the thiek glass, but as: or

shining. We thought that it was
‘too late In the seuson for trout,
but thought we'd try anyway.
1 started troliing with a brand
new willow leaf with a worm for
batt, on a new nylon Tne, when
something struck good and hard,
T pulled In to find my Wne sever-
Sed completely and my new hire
“eonel Hal was then pulling Ina
benuty, a rainbow, and ino ne
time we had J, We have never
tried fishing as late tn the sen-
gon, We tried again on Wednes=
day afternoon and the fish were

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stlit biting well, However Wt bei tough to hold te and: yet,avery day thousands of children are left alone by their parentsifor “only a few minutes” bo
ao _ermoe saually so we ene home, won nse r for many hours. MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT FOLLOW THIS PRACTICE. Equally important, (] a
nt ay ‘nw. the Sound Mra, ¥ | remember some of the hazarcls of fire, rn !
a she an When we shw the ambulance; Mr und Mra Be A, Witt, of is to learn anc . Ha
Ww more “ a Prince Coorgo entled in at the @ Don’ a

lia past with Dr Thompson on
Buturday afternoon we wondor-
‘ed who was tl or hurt. On the |!
way back it called in here and
“the Doetor ‘phoned Burns Lake
hospltil to prepare for pn. pattont:
iwithh a brokoit log, Mra, Stunioy
‘Calder had bean ellmbing ever
wn old: fenea when tt gave way
sand she fell and broke hor log
j between the knoe and mikle in
‘tlye places, Th whl be from two
tn three months before shea will
Pbe able to come hone again, My,

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RICIC®’ CAPILANO

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hha aelvertinement be tet puihliahed or linptngeel hye the TLdeeiar

Home whieh burned down, Mr,
Gontrol Board or by the Government ol Brith Columbia.

;Culdor rotunt wd fran Vietorla.

there are double glass windows |
It does not let the wind in, and
it will be repaired this week.

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Almost every day we see hunt-
ers groing out with moose horns
strapped on the tep of the cars
or on the back of the plele-ups.
One ble buck moose — strolled

sneross the road Just up the road

fram the Janding the other day.
With the weather so warn none
of us want one oas the ment
would not be easy to keep unless
one had

Landing on thelr way to Ootsu.
Livke to try to find a moose. They
have been fishing in Mor ra
Lila where they enupht — two
bonutiful cohoe, one welghing |
Mine pounds and the other 1.

ire ret ere gneae te yee |

Mroaand Mis, Reg Parthagton.
are home agin after attend!
the 27th Synod at St. Andrew's
Angiiann ‘Cathedral in Prince:
Ruport, They had a pleasant |
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Left Alone in This House! 2

Association has urged Canadian people

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Joie Sates eR ae
You can‘t trust Lady Luck as a Baby sitter! For years the National Fire Protection =:
to beware the tragic practice-of leaving children alone,

      

t' overload your electrical wiring.
@ Keep matches, lighters and inflammalsle material oway from young children, an

® Don't smoke in heel. -
Another thing you can clo, to redu¢e:. te fire hazards in your own horha isto. clear out
store | room af all that papor, and if you, have any qrticle, ‘that you don't want,

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TO PLACE A SMALL. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT os 7

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