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holding their. Annual Bagear in the Chuzoh
on Saturday, Oct 25 at 2 pema

On sale will be -aprons in new styles;
end’ many other ‘interesting items, ‘Inelud
knitted goods = toys - wee tote Fert’ akixth
etc. re

Post sale only 25 cents per pe

cel. White Elephant table - all eo
Real home cooking ‘Bake Table, so.come~
early and bring your friends to. have a.
cup of tea at our tea tables while the
children fish in the. fish pond and have ar
ice-cream coné. There will also be on salle
young house, plants. to. test your green
thumb, . . ,
iw MEVORTUM: | Veno. Archdeacon Kirksey
pessed away at University Hosp tips
Edmonton, Alta, Sept.. Dee 1958. .... His
remains were interred. ‘4n Kamloops

The : icon visited our. camp three
or four times per year from 195% to 1956
to hold services. and Communion until the
arrival of our PEPARGs Deke Rewe, DeVe:

tock up Vancouver Residence.

Charlie Bronson - President.
Jack Berry - Past President.
_ RB. McKenzie = Vice President.
_ Barry Watling - Seo. Treasurer.
- Bill Slaine - Cub Master
Vic. Wilson - Scout Master —
Denise Hambidge ~- Brownie Leade

Assisting on Committee are Mrs. C.W.
Hoots lrs. Vic ucpanigd Mrs McAndrew and

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BAZAAR: The Ladies of the W.A. are

Better check all yourequipmert. so you :
will be ready. sis emaracingarny en
poles, ski clothing etc. see John Bertram
| Bunkhouse 150, Room 14

Test Suniay we started splicing :
cable on the tow.. Next Sunday.
the tow ready for operations -. Me ons ees
use help. Why not turn out??...

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Wellington Koo, Ambsssador from China
to the United States, was attending a
public dinner. Seated beside him was an
‘American, a strenger to the Ambassaiior.
‘Like many Americans,’ this individual had
‘the notion thet pidgin English is the most
understandable way to talk to a Chinese.
Being a friendly soul, he turned to Mr.
Koo.as. the first course was being served,
and said, . "Likee soupes?”o

ur. Too sntled politely ant modded hie
heads...

An bea later, he was called upon for
an address, His brilliant ideas, his
choice of words, and. his: faultless pro=
nunciation charmed his hearers. As he
sat down, amid hearty, applause, he turned
to the Americen end asked, with a twinkis

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in his eye, |
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FRED: *Tt's nice to have you back on the

show, Bill. With those beautiful mrses
you had in the hospital, I thought +8
never come back,

BILI@ "Don't whet. Ips MERIT, rathestit I ©
had & red-headed day muree and a blonde
| night mrrse".

FREDs “What about the afternoon?” er
| BILL: “I rested.” os

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