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VIsITOaS since last issue:
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be de Burchell. , wilkinson Oe. Lt, Vane
ve £€uraain « .o lie salps, bepte of Lands
ang srorcats, Victoria.

he we verimgcr, Vancouver Offices.

Ge wells, Ganaoa Liquid Air, Lawson Creek
I. sicracden, Vda. Liquid Air, cntrecl

Ko dacrarliane,-xplosive Division, ColoLe,

_ Vancouver.

An Anderson, Raybestos-itenhattan Canada
Ltde, Vancouver.

Re Sanpvell, de Co Bog Vanco Ver «

De “allison, Texas Gulf Sulpher, New York
“eo Holyk, Texes Gulf Sulpher, Toronto |
; De Je Cook, University of \laske and four

- students.

R. Blais and !’r. Gander, Rational Film
Board, Yontresl o

‘yr, Wavidson, Yibrary Board, Victoria.

bas  OMRESTMs Tibrary Board, * pewson treeke
ae | ‘@ Rays Grinnell Bes Vancouver. ;
Geo. Knox, “ec * “ce, Vane~iver

2. Yountle, British Ropes, Vanco vere

R. “oGregor, “otor Tar Suprly, “Aacnton.

J. \rens, “erthern ‘‘etalic Sales, chitee
horse.

?. Winkel, Globelite Batteries Itd., Yan.
le Se “Maguoch, tay Drittain © Co. Itd.,
New Jestninster.

4, .obinson, Inspec’ tor of iiines, Irince
xuperte
40 wedge, Vanacian GK Lice, Vvancaiver
Mr. Do Ho Campbell & Wife, Inspector of
Schools, Fort St. John.

bZe heirnan, | wLnister or wines, Victoria.
who woUrimson, Gola vomiussioner, Vict
bir. Wesbitt, itighways Lepartsent, crince
George.

lir. Le llughs, Lcpartment of liines, Victori
be vc iitce F. wilhelasen, Vancouver.

MPo Ue be Tweecale, wing Hachinery Lide,y
Vancouver and lire Je Le Tallman, ving
Machinery, Seattle.

Mr, % Mra. Renshaw, Aleske Coastal Airlin
with Mr, & Mrs. D. Brown and Miss Vo Gulp |
all of Juneau, Alasia.

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The cooktail party was in full swing

when the host®s small daughter culled at |
her father's sleeves, “Daddy,” asked the |
puszlead youngster, "haven't we had this |
party before?" |

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Nurses Inez and Sileen Ciiff have left
gampe <Sinee their departure, Ld ciobro
has been seen waking a purchase fran the
Jewellery Lejartment in the stare. licw
about that 2a?

By the time the next issue goes to press '
we will have sid gooi-bye to a couple |
of cld~timers in Cassiare Mre & Mrs
Jerry Se@lax will be leaving us the end
of this month for a well deserved
holidays If all goes well, Jerry ami
his wife will be sailing to Australia
te visit his brother.

Taking over Jerry's job as Lounge Steward|
will be Ray ‘itehell. fe hope the |
menbers will give Ray the same co-operati;
Jerry has had in the past. :
‘Murray and John have been -
etaeties in Vancouver and are expected
bask home to-day.

Cur General iianayer, bie pee Christian ;
and UVonsultant, wre t To. Tigert are
visiting the camp.

Mrs. Thirlwell leaves camp to~day after
spending a holiday with her son Ld and
Eve Thirlvell.

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“when I was a boy,” reminisced a famous
Lawyer » "My highest ambition was to be
a pirate."

"That so?” said his client. "Congratulati¢ns.”
One Kangaroo mother to another on a rainy]
day: “I dread these days when they can’t |
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