4 Sth Weer “ on bie
eae me “ we =. a CU Ee! 8 Ge ee oe peur Na a =g
ar

ee ee ee BEd

a demands.

Page 2 =
The Rev. D.W. Hambidge starts classes

HOLIDAYS:

Dick and Kay Kirwan, Jack, Eleanor and
John Berry returned from the sumny south

looking very well,

Mickey Dopson, Vi and family flew over
the Pole to England Jamary 16th,

Alex Galt and Frank Clarke are mking
their way te Toronto. Charlie Schorlemer
has taken off too. Doesn’t know whether
its Mexico or Barbados. Nursie is going
to Mexico February 5th, Is there any
significance in this???

Ruth Bronson arrived home o.k, ant ——.

wall.
The Sactaeap family have returned from
Toronte. Lots of good wishes brought

heck for n=

Sack-Thornicroft-is taking three weeks |
offs

through the ice, we hear».
: folks. .

He and Joyce are going to ish
Good catch

CLINTON: Pete Arnell has taken another
trip to the North. Power house was
destroyed by fire January 14th. Replace=

_ Rent, bas arrived ani sll is well.

KENO: Rene Passiaud has taken a trip

to Elsa to bring down a couple of new

Diesels for ever growing electrical

"Loes your Imsband always live up to his |

promises of his courtship days?" -
“Always. In those days he said he wasn't

ea ne i IN

it ever since."

eS Se aque
Pras ms mem Mavens ‘ =o

this week, 22nd January, to assist.
inmigrants learn the English language. |
Ken on pe Ayden aries Wednesdays 1-2 pmJ
Day Shift )
The meeting place is in All Saints rie sad ;
can Community Church. |
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
HOSPITAL PATIENTS :
Geof. Parker was admitted to hospital
with pneumonia 18th January. Latest re=
port from the "Doct - He's coming along

o.k. Early recovery Geof.

— 4 Pe. a

Danco was held at 5 ihe Rec Rall
Saturday, 18th January.
attended, George - Parker, who arrived

Friday for our warehouse staff, loaded
himself with an Ash Tray stand and

a Table Lamp. They look swell in his

Joe Bell also won a prize, Ronson |
Where's the fluid - — |

It was well

room,
Table Lighter.
he asks ?

The old lady was taking her first train
ride, as the porter came through the
coach with pillows.

"How much are they?" = Granny wanted to
know. ,

"Twenty five cents, > the - bs i}
said. — ,

“J°1] take six", decided the old lady =|
digging into her purse, The porter looked
lunteered, "I never could get them that

cheap in a store."