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Scope Eddie Hodges,
Colour — Tony Randall
B&W. larry Parks,
Evelyn Keyes
Colour Mel Ferrer,
Audrey Hepburn
- Colour James Yason,
Susan Hayward
Colour Burt Lancaster,
Jean Peters
Colour Steeve Reeves |
Colour Kenneth More,

Tanielle Darrieux

SHO} TIMES — YATINEE aad 1.00 Pom. Sf EVEN ING a, 7.00 pm. & 9.00 P Mo i

fd visrions
Mpg, N. Gritenrk and son, Torry, left camp

after a short stay with us.
Vr. FF. Connell visited us for nearly a

week, leaving last Wednesday .Mr.C.R.£lliott

who came in with “r. Connell has been -
Joined by hie wife and Mr. & Fre. Cureton
for a short. visit. —

leleome back to Cassiar for the third time
(lucky) FEOFF PARKER who is our new t ime
keeper. Niece to see you back Gecff and
looking forward to seeing Jane (erstwhile
evans } again, too.

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| wr, and Mra. Fioyd Rowland are . back from
their Vancouver trip for their daughter 's
wedding.

Jessie Laman is out in Fdmontm for a
ahort holiday.

Andre Peguin ie also enjoying a rest if.
not a holiday (7) im hospital, having

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faigis and Nettie Heed have a visitor
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The panabodes are getting a real going
over these days. It certainly has improved
the look of the townsite. The men‘s staff
house has just been done in a nice rich
brown finish, with pink trim ! However,
the building is still the men's staff house
underneath, (Editorial note - when is the

| inside painting of the ladies‘ staff house

to be finished ?)

Doug NeKensie is back from his latest
tussle with the outside world ~ found
Seattle quite the place by all accounts.

The Steens are going south for a month’s
holiday on the let.

As also is Ray “Yitchell. Bert Dennis
will be "mine host" in his absence }

Chuck Boutilier is another lucky one,
going to Wimipeg for a month.

Pat, the old Irishman, was just about done
for and laid quietly on his deathbed. His
doctor had told him he had but a few hours
left, The sweet smell of baked ham from
the kitchen reached him, ‘ie called his

wife and said, "Before I die, Iwould like
to have a alice of that ham you just baked.
"I'm sorry Pat," said his wife, "I can't

give you any; thst ham is for the wake." >