Wednesday, October 21, 1959

FOREST GROVE NEWS;
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THE FOREST GROVE and
‘district. Gun Club held their
meeting last Sunday in the
Curling Club house.
cided to borrow $500 to finish
the shooting range.

THE FOLLOWING executive
was elected at the annual curl
ing meeting. Mrs. F. Daniels,
president; Mrs. G. Felker, vi
pr lent; Bob Bourgeois, se
retary-treasurer. Directors are
Henderson, Mrs. Henderson,
Hunter. Draw convenor is
and Ice committee,

L.
Cc.
J.
E.

AT THE P-TA monthly meet-
ing it was decided to have a
bonfire and treats for children
for Hollowe’en and a big mas-
querade dance in
One hundred twenty-five dollar
was raised for the burned-out
Hromatka family.

MR.
and children spent
giving weekend visi
and relativ ew
ster and Chilliwack.

MR.
have

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19 - year - old Marjorie
Watson, is visiting On-
tario for 10-days after
sightseeing in New York.
She also toured several
eastern states, being feted
by dairy organizations.
She takes her job serious-
ly and says she won't
marry until after her
reign ends next July be-

AND MRS. H. Rudosky
the Thanks-
ing friends
Westmin-

as

Aldred and

cause “it wouldn't be | Weaver's brother, J.
cricket.” Ray and Ross Preston and
George Crofton all of Van-

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Tt was de-

Clib-to borrow $500 for range

couver. These men are all up|
hunting.

MR. AND MRS. E. A. Nadin|
of Canim Lake celebrated their |
25th wedding anniversary
October 10 with a f:
and a social evening
home at Canim Lake.

WE HAD OUR first snow fall
Of six inches last Sunday morn-

MR. AND MRS. Wea
motored to Kamloops to get
| tneir son Ted who has been

| visiting friends in Olds, Alberta. |
i MR. ND MRS. Bill Papoy
| lost much of their belongings
in a fire that burned the inter-
ior of their home last Saturday.
Though the building still stands

AT FOREST GROVE

4-H Club holds
successful sale

; The home cooking sale and |
tea of the Hemline Beavers 4-H|
Sewing Club of Forest Grove}
|was held at the Curling Rink |
on October 3 and was very suc-
| cessful. |
| The monthly meeting of the|
Beavers was held at the home
of the leader, Mrs. Molnar, on
October 13, with an attendance
of 14,

Due to the fact that some of
the members have moved and
some new ones have moved in,
we have electd new officers, in-
cluding: Barbara Larson, presi-
dent; Madeline MacLeod, vice-
president; Gloria Hood, secre-
tary-treasurer; Margaret Minato
food convenor; and Diane Mol-

the evening. |

the inside was very badly dam-
aged. The fire started when
tar which was being heated on
the stove ignited and exploded.
A benefit dance is being held

She's a twirler’s twirler,

ed seven years ago.
ton, placed second while

(centre), the new Canadian
the youngest to win the title since the competitions start-

Isobel Wright, 17 (right), of Hamil-

Toronto Telegram
that’s Paulette Lugowy, 11
baton twirling champ. She's

social convenor.
r is the represen-
tative ‘ot the 4-H in the recrea-
tion commission.

It was decided that three 4-H
members will serve at the rec-

Sandra Baker, 15, also of

~ | from

represent

MR. AND MRS. E. Elliott,
hewcomers to our district, have
bought the Frank Drayton prop-
erty at Buffalo Creek. Mr. and
Mrs. Willsie who formerly re-|
re, have bought the H.|
Property at Buffalo |

LLARS, ae-|
companied by Mr. McDougal of|
Williams Lake, spent Thanks-
giving weekend with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sellars.
MRS. J. BAKKEN, Mrs. M.
Daniels, Mrs, G. Felker Mr. and
Mrs. B. A, Nadin and Mr. .|
Collett all journeyed to Roe
Lake Saturday, October 10 for
the Recreation Commission's
convention, E. A. Nadin and
Mrs. J. Bakken, president and
secretary-treasurer of Fores
Grove’s Recreation Commission |
were official elected delegates of
Forest Grove. In the chair at
the convention were D. McCooey
|regional director and consultant |

CORA §

for the North Cariboo district,
and Mr. Myers for the south |
district. Guest speaker was

George Wilkie of the 100 Mile|
House. |
| The convention was informal
and friendly, reports were read |
j by the follow Mrs. Trueman |

Lefar |

Dragon Lake, Mrs.

[of Kersley, M Saunders of |
Bouchie Lake, Mrs. A. Bryce of
J. Bakken

McCovey was elected to
the Recreation Com-
mission in the British Columbia
Recreation Association.

A delicious turkey supper was
served by members of the Roe
Lake Commission. The eon-
vention was a good success and
those attending gained a lot of
knowledge on recreation.

Weak vaccine
strain possible

POLIO THEORY |

A weak strain of vaccine
could be contributing to the
jhigh number of polio cases

among B.C. residents who have
received Salk vaccine.

Assistant provincial health of-
|ticer Dr. George F. R. Blliott
id in Victoria that the possi-
bility of a weak strain “defin-
itely exists.””

“It's something
way of knowing for sure; we
lean only suspect it,” he said.

He confirmed that a program
| oe booster shots tor B.C. resi-
|dents is being considered, but
that it is not related to the pos-
sibility of a weak strain of Salk
| anti-polio vaccine.
| “Every community in the|
country has a booster shot pro-
gram under consideration,” he
explained.
| Dr. Elliott said about 25 per
of B.C.’s 50 polio cases
year—there have been 10
had received vaccin-

we have no

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THE HANGING TRER, October The story revoly
23 and 24; also Saturday | embittered and fascinating figure | A
muutinees splendidly portrayed by Frank |
Photographed in Technicolor ‘ates him for|

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drama should go over well with| both excellent and Dean Martin}
general audiences. turns in the most outstanding

The cast is tops with Gary | Performance of his career to date.

Cooper playing to perfection the| Photography in Cinemascope
role of a tight-lipped fearless|and Technicolor is excellent. This
docti Maria Schell supports, as | 1959 top grosser from MGM takes

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Others in the cast include Karl disillusionment, infidelity and
falden, Ben Piazza, George| hypocrisy, definitely not a film
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The is set in the atmo-|P entertainment.
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jcamp and offers a strong blend
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tender romance.

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