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JACK'S BEANSTAL ° explains it. -He then decides
JACK'S BEANSTALK WAS SUNFLOWER? tien And Adults Acclaim Play From the Library jteo0"* toss sors sa|Dog Creek Ne
adopts him. into the tamily to] 7 eae ete
The magica: quality of the ficence of astern splendor. Shelves to uave someone to cary on the], 7. S. PATTERSON and dt,
Arabian Nights classic“ Aladdin| . pypert direction was respon- hame. While reading of some|/™7MS of — Vaneouver,
and the Wonderful Lamp,” was’ siple for the closely-knit ana|TH® SOUND OF WAVES, by | of these old world custome, it ig | SUES jet MTSE julncer!
cleverly caught and transmitted nighiy integrated play, in which{ X¥lo Mishima (Alfred A. |not diificult tor the reader to | Boe of days, during which
to children and adults alike by each performer shone in his own| OPf, Inc.), $3.50. tali under the: spell of the an ig some hunting, \
the Holiday Theatre group with particular role. < First love is such a precious| romantic Orient and then to be Gan ee and John
their performances last Thurs-| mye Tapia Vemos of the tory, ae and in this novel the! snapped out of it by a reference sane = ie eee a uens
day at the Elks Hall. |with emphasis being placed on| UMO bas handled it with all|to the n of tke island| PY 0 veral days in

Fifteen feet tall,

this sunflower may be the biggest in the
world. ight

To four-year-old Cathy Bryce, it might well be 4

story as she waters fhe
[t was grown by Mrs. Scotty McLean of
who says it had only dishwater as fertilizer.

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The delight of the 400 elemen-

AT LAC LA HACHE

the Lac La Hache Téen Centre
met at the Community Hall to
elect a new slate of officers.

Those elected were: Ken
Bryce, chairman; Doug Stewart,
vice-chairman; Gail Porter, sec-
retary-treasurer; Helen Stewart,
membership secretary.

Volleyball, badminton, floor
hockey and square dancing are
the activities planned for future
meetings.

All teenagers living in the Lac
La Hache district are invited to
join. Meetings are held every
Thursday from 7-9 p.m. at Lac
La Hache Community Hall.

sponsored for the past two years
by the local Parent-Teacher
Association. There is a possi-
bility that the group will tour

VISITING Mr. and Mrs. B.
McNeil and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Ubrig were Mr. Uhrig’s
father, Paul Uhrig of Molalla,
Oregon, and nis uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Uhrig, of
Wessier, Idaho, and their sons,
Glen and Kenneth, leaving Sat-
urday for Molalla, Oregon. _

HON. P. A. GAGLARDI flew
with pilot Bert Loye to Mahood
Lake last Friday. The minister
visited the road crew at work
on Wells Gray Park Road,

K. E. HIGGINS motored with
his daughter at the weekend to
Kelowna, where Vivian is tak-
ing a business course.

the simplicity and rightness it! playing that well-known game of

discovering und reaching for the

only three miles of coastline.
unknown.

The industry was mainly octo-
pus and squid fishing, and the
women trained for pearl diving

In Japan the title of this
book is Shiosai and already it-is

daughter of the wealthy ship-
owner Terukichi Miyata. With

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the settlement re-checking data

gesture and pantomime, make ie : connected with the M

Z : aS ES : ; p so richly deserves, cowboys and Indians, vi eenan Sire
tary school children ene Particularly {appealing to! ‘ihe writer has an intriguing ey. They left for points south
attended the afternoon show,|ehildren, According to the Way of introducing his story| !¢ WaS inevitable that Shinji] on sunaay.
was evidenced by the cone sroup, the play has been|setting before producing his|°"@ !#tsue should meet and! wr ann MRS. DURRELL
response given to the SS aa especially designed so that only | snardeters; It gave this reader | 'e#lize-they were right for each | sng family, of “Riske Creek,
ers. Although more subdued,|iive minutes concentration t0l ihe geeling of fying above the|°'er It was a wholesome love, | stopped in at the P.O. fora chat-
the evening audience of 150 gave|the story is required “at onelsapanese island of Utatima,|PU¢ gossip, rivalry and inter-/ senile passing through. Their
the actors their rapt attention. |time before an action break or absorbing the panorama andj ‘erence almost turned it inlo/ gist visit to this side of the

Extremely ingenious stage|comic routine occurs to giv2 2ventually setting down upon|%°™Mething crude. It was none] pyase.
settings lent a mystical charm | relief. -|this small island with approxi-|°! ‘Mis “VN die tor you"? pro-|  yy4 AYING is almost completed _
to the: play, ‘end the dazzling) ‘The Holiday Theatre has béehilpately i400 imuapitants and|Ject. but more like two children|1 16 now. Phe present apalleeee
costumes caught all the maghi-

hot weather is proving a great~
boon to local ranchers, although
a sharp frost played hob with
the flower gardens. -

: B.C. early next year as part of|and abalone gathering. listed as one of the world’s
Teen Centre Elects |certessis: cetenrations Shinji was a lad of 18, algreat love - stories, Yukio| ——————_———>
fisherman, the sole support of a/Mishima is the first Japanese LEVi’S
6 widowed mother and younger|writer to be honored the
Slate of Officers Canimahood News brother. It was by the sea that|United States government. To-|| ‘wa range in men’s sizes
Shinji first saw his beloved|day be ‘is considered one of the eos
Last Thursday members of Hatsue. She was the youngest | foremost writers of his country. Tony’s Leather Shop

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an excess of girls in the family,
Terukichi adopted Hatsue into
a family of diving women at
Oizaki. When his only son died
and the rest of the girls married,
he was a lonely man so he sent
for Hatsue to “2put her back in
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