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- N. Plumb at the home of Mrs. ‘R.
Stevens on the afternoon of Feb. lth. ©

The guest of honour was seated in « spece
dally decorated chair with streamers and
hearts in white and red. A box containing
many fine gifts was also decorated in keep-
ing with the Vaientine theme.

Assisting with refreshments were Mra. Alex
Powell and Mrs. Chuck Caron.

Mrs. Barbara Plumb wishes to thank Pat
Stevens for the lovely baby shower and all
the ladies for the mny nice gifts. ©

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Master Sandy McCall celebrated his ‘e@ixth
birthday recently with 14 youngstera_at the
party. The children played games, saw. |
movie cartoons, were given party favours
and lote of gece: things to ent. Nother and
Grandmother were: slightly exhausted by the
time the perty ended, but can reiex til.
June.

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The Horsley famiiy heve moved from 195
Zimmerman Street to 119 Cennell Drive, and
should be nicely s2ttled nov.

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To Mr. & Mrs. Wo N. Plumb -- A beady girl
born in Himonteon today.

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HOLIDAY &:-

Me. & Mrs. ¥ o Krebs and Gabby hevt Sat. by
car for New York City.: They will sail on
the & &. United States to la davre, then
motor throuzh Germany visiting wriends and
relatives. Accompanying the Kress, ‘ere
Ed Saremba acd Michael Gambinc.

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On holideys in Vancouver are Mrs. A. Galt
and Mrs. HR. Pasiaud.

Also on holidays in Bimonton are Mr. & Mrs.
We N. Plumb.

Back from holidays and tenned are Mr. & Mes
Charlie Bronson:

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Also back from holidays - Eric Koeberling.

Monday (weary..& tired) from Bimonton where
they attended the Western Prospector*s. ‘Cone

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In addition to the meeting, a@ bonspiel was
arranged for the visitors in which Mabel
‘curled as skip from Watson Lake,” and ‘re-
ports two straight ‘losses but lots of fun.

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BRELCOME:-

‘To Mrs. Ken Malloy & deughitere’Wenty & Beth
‘who arrived last Priday. The family have
‘taken up residence at 188. Zimmerman Street.

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‘To Miss Gill Watt who will be working in

the reception office.

Welcome back to Mr.& Mrs. Tommy Rubl (nee
Renate Voss) who arrived Wednesday from
Germany. Renate left Caasiar in early May
dast. year +o marry Tomy in Germany, but
lately became a litile homesick for Cassisr

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From Toronto Office.

EOP. Fisher = Conciliation Officer,

Vancouver.

RUBeKing « Sefety Director, B.C. Mining

Association, Vancouver.

P.¥. Collins - Cordner, Bubert & Bond,

Montres..) .

B.W.Webster <- Canada Wire & Cable COo,
Vancouver’.

R-Wnadithouse - Auto Marine Electric,
Whitehorse.

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A abort while back the "Cassiar Players"
had a meeting which proved successful. Ali
indications are that there is another Play
in the making. This, I understand, will
ag&éin be under the capable direction of
Mes. Mo. McCall.

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Ow orchestra is coming along very well
now and it leoke like we are going to have
real live music for future dances.

Suxe need a piano tunes though.