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Mrs. Nettie Hood arrived home from holidays

in the East just in time for Christmas.
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We were all pleased that Elsie Hrynciuk
got home for Christmas after spending ten |
days in the Whitehorse Hospital, where she
underwent surgery. John said it wasn't —
such a bad alata haere ch after all.

Students home for the Holideys are :-

Carol MeKensies; Marion Beyer; Eileen Orr;
Fred Hewett; Brigetta and Gordon Glatzel;

| Keith Bailey.
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| Welcome to Mrs. Floyd

|} last week to join her husband.

taken up residence dis 203 Smith Street.

Roy Edwards will attend St,Georgee Gollege —

fle is | Citi eton. for the Conveyor - A.I.M. ‘Steel

Trophies will commence on Jan. 3rd with 18
rinks participsting. There should be some

in Vancouver, after the New Year.
{ the son of Mr. sisi Gordon Edwards. —

Andre Beguin ewe t for a ‘two-weak pussneee
trip in early snd Sve i fsters: A

Mr. Justice John pee and family

se jas.
Whitehorse are spending a few Se with

Dr. & Mre. Stanton. faa |
"3 ‘The ladies ere reminded that a

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The Childrens’ Concert. was held on Dec.21
j in conjunetion with the arrival of Santa

j young tots did a ballet. P= ati BF rs
1% round out the concert, an added a atijec?
tion was stagei-~an all mile "Corps De
Ballet". We are to report all the <
ballerinas survived aeons: the i ageclvg i
cold weather. aS Ps a
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The Christmas festivities during the past:
week or so have been hectic and one must
have a very strong constitution to keep up
with the ones und of rpecazet fates and

parties. °

| Things cane. to ‘thoes she watt? bat only
the things left by those who hustle, |

Rowlands who arrived ‘ 7
They have |

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as our Annual

ar TEES LAO MAIS aS TE t a artek cee Sia ae

Ba satay TROT Gee RU a we ae
| with Rupert MeKensie and his rink winning
‘| the turkeys; All three group winners drew
straws for the "Bye' and Rupert was the

lucky ene. off were Dale Iovett

| Alex Brien, Brides defeated Lovett and put
| Lovett out of the running.
| feated Briden, who wound up with the second |

McKenzie de=-

prise--chickens. ‘In all fairness we mst |
say one thing--It was extremaly cold ami we

| have come to the conclusion that this was
Lae o eoee of ee pa ee

Ron Krebs; Millie, Jennifer & John. Forbes; AG

_ Rink Persormel of the Winners:-
Skip beac R. McKenzie, Vice = N.Bailey,
Second - J.Zolnai, Lead ~ J Cave.

Second Prige Winners:-

‘ Skip - A.Briden, Vice ~ tT. Horlsey;
Second - J.Tiseolozi, Lead - A:Gross.

€@0°6000

keen competition in this event--ncw that the

beginners have all become experts. Play will]
j continue until Jan. 28th, at which time the
finals will decide the champs,

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_ jafter at 1:30 PMicus boo, 2

} Claus. Miss Joan Ridley directed the aa 1
{which was cutstanding and Mre. P. Davies" - i app L
With all the parties, ete., ering’ the :
‘Festive season, there were. very. ‘few pers
ticipants in thé sports field.

wo eH MERE ERE HE

$= 8

‘We did soe

a few enthusiasts on the ski hill--(very

nice form too), The Curling Club was fairly
after the completion of the Turkey

- }quiet
| "Spiel, with the exception of a few grudge

games. Some of these were very interesting
ito see J

bshabepad ‘Stevens; Gir Draw Mistress, is very

lining up the schedule for the next

rain amo which will begin the first week

We had better settle dawn and
ous ceed in this competition
Bonspie! is rapidly approach-
ing. The date set is Feb. 1-4. Let's
see how many trophies we can keep atyneee
agein this year.

[Guess that’s about it for this issue.