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| BY wa OF ? CHANCE, awe this corner, Here | will welcome you with open arms!

are some "FREAK SQUEAKS" of °58. “Your artistic talents will be much ap-
a i preciated for the forthcoming bazaar —~_
| Those oddities are only a few of the — Meeting on 15th of September, _

aneers and wacky wonders turned up by the
National Safety Council in its annual quest | Gentlemen, I hope we shall be able to form |
, | tor rare and offpeat happenings. | | some sort of Bachelors’ Club, and I dare |—

| For example: | Say the husbands can shoot their wives —
| : off to a movie that night{ The Sunday
Young Robert Gloden, of Newport RY» School will begin again on September 6th |
— what they mean when they say, ab 9:45 A.M. There will be a elub night

| "Don't go near the water." He was standing | 6, pri —e pane Te
inear the kitchen stove when a bullevrotisd | a+ ea Ve AS FOR DOOd Ay FM
Tort a shelf, plopped into a pot of boiling ; © -
}watber and exploded, Bob was shot near the ~ David Je Dexter
mi ‘| back burner, ye. ;

The niftiest fall was performed by | Liha ete b dee ofp ose
Bastecaxa Judith DeHaan, of Chicago, who | |
‘toppled from a second story window, bounced | OUR LADY OF LOURDES CHURCH
j on a clothesline, did a couple of fancy yoed 3 :
| flip-flops, and landed right side up in her | ve iy
: med buggy A DAY TO REMEMBER was Sunday, August 23rd,

| 1959 when the Citizens of Cassiar witnessed |
et In Chicago, 1&month old April Marie [ the official Opening of Our Lady of Lourdes ;
managed to become entangled in a aft

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collar. Neighbours and police finally de- | fast growing coumunty of Cassiare An ac
throned hers and everything is holty-tolty | chievement we can all be proud of, Ina |
. tik fl chalet evan 1S ; few years we po look hack and think of the |

many long hours of toil by the originator ©

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| Another achievement has been reached in al :
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ro CHURCH NEWS ; Fro Huljbers, who is now at Mayo, Y.T. and |
0 ia . | Fr. Poullet, our Parish Priest, Also by th: ;
| NITY URCH Citizens of Cassiar who so generously :
da Servicer donated their time and offered thei r help
react in completing our Church.
ay Communion ie Be baci His Bxcelleney, Bishop Jo I. Coudert held
° "Vet Sutiday ' (With: Sermon) 10,30 AM! Enea ac de = ee shbcgnay 3 at 7200

3rd Sundey (With Sermon) S215 PoMe lot the ete Blessing of the “Church, ‘ }
| Morning Prayers followed by a Pontifical High Mass, Ue was)

| | of Whitehorse and Brother Fallu of Lower |
: ‘Minister: The Rev. Dod. Dexter,BoAs| Post. A large crowd gathered at the Church |
ee Oth OIA? ? 889.98 on Sunday ‘for the colourful and touching — tat
ie you do? + spiritually speaking, that} /ceremony. After the ceremony the ecngregat:
is Whatever your position, May I introduceion gathered in the Parish Hall for a ea
| you to ali Saints’. This is a Commnity | eon, after which, His Excellency then ex=_
| | Cl urch and members of all branches of the | pressed his appreciation to all those who |
| Christian Faith are entitled to worship andj 8° willingly contributed to the ‘erection of | q
“part in any cf the services or other | our Church, ie s§
tiess ‘If you have a pleasingly
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a 2nd, 3rd & hth Sundays 10: 30 AoMo! assisted by Fr. Peullet and Fro Huijbers. j

tages Prayer: ’ 3 Fr, Huijbers made the long trip from Mayo —

a ist, 2nd, & 4th Sundays 10:30 A.Mo| to see his efforts become a reality, Other
Baptisms, Marriages, Burial—'Phone 64 | Suests at the Opening were Brother Mercier {