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Holst Conducts |PICNIC
“L.A. Ceremony /PLANS

Sues: Balmer, “Fraser Mills
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B. MeDonald, A. R. Murry Ply-
wood.

* f Business Agent and Safety |ine Stavely; entertainment, Dor-|
prospical, a Directo “Jacob Holst of Local | othy Perry; organization, Ettic M D E
amber, Worker. 424, TWA, installed ihe newly Pickern _ publicity, Isabel A
ew Stephens, aetel officers he Local evisitine commit,
Peet ata abel | Slates UnEaN Sod Bricks a 2

meeting Danes 20; ein: (Prince Haire nnual picnic of the Ladies’

Georg: valley of Local 1-424, IWA,

} The peak also made plans | * - nee

san “Hixon 82 Officers elected are as follows: b hold a raffle of a movie cam-| Prince will be held
Flowers were went (9 Sister ic, | presi sident, Helen Peters; vice-| era as first prize and an electric August ne eather permit-

Pel eeu ey angie: ullce, ELAN Bespi- iid sl Mollie Neal; seereta , | tryin n as second prize to| ting.
th Greenley; treasurer, Mary | raise fur Annus al Local

hatin peal 1 ees trustees, Alma ama Pieniclte: ber held AEE ee ees a hae ae

Eeiuee, Gyorgy an0)|'Helen Warnes, Betty Dyclj\¢on- A banquet was Had at the [Ausiliary, June 9th, :
é age Florence Su warden, | Prince came Hotel for the | Hall. Beverly Sande was the win-

‘a Baker; catering, Gerald, | members to climax the evening. | ner of the beautiful hand-tooled
raffled by the Aux-

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is the Tea aes by Joe Dunning.
At Parksville

Officers elected at ue Parks- Auxiliary Picnic extremely difficult, and it
vil aug Ladie: ea? Auxiliar Sub- ossible that the questions set
_ Plans were made by the Aux-| were of a standard evo nd the
ne eye e ary for a picnic to be held at| average Grade XIII s
Local 1-217, " 5
Toltowing: pationts Mn tng St. ‘Pau Rathrever Beach on ou i Sarg eencndi that

Hospital. euny, atistribu Na But I hav

panty, ig: pies of the the average oe nt reacts better
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Byintt- a ould provide a ee ovable event a difficult question than to an
ied He Youot ms Sla Re asy one. When an exam is “too
qe uevedue: Ce Re in Lake Cowl” |'Secretary, Ellen ane hey; Fi-| Nine new ents ers have joined cies” there’s a GGuERE § on in-
ALF seftelen x, Randall Logging Co. cK 1 nancial Secretary, Lena Thorne; the Auxiliary and with eee ex- thin of
ae ae see Trustee, Margaret] pected, the ent! cae aor nM
Ca 7 ie the aci

membe! ers to continu ber a n:
S ‘eu usefulness 0! ux-| younger days. I was asked to

ie Bonen ds Quesnel — Hip in- .
y has increased. compare the effect two great men
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an ee Hazel Barn

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Mrs. barbara Popol . had had on thei
Min, Mildeed Josey Duncan, 13. C. absolutely nothing about one of

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Segrencee: buns Take % Va Ger eral 6 © @ >») a
pce na Downing St, Sawmill, ee er Gen other, since T had j hed
; Bere een Guinisa mee eeavon, oO I icW reading o blogiaphy. him. 7
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m Ho. Carriers Sa. mon Itiver.

Pat Kennedy, Peas — Back i & H. WARD 2 and passed the examination with
Bee s Phinee Gaara By EILEEN ROBINS flying colors, although I was sure
orca ae Wnty Campbell iver CPA WOMEN’S COLUMN— Tve been quite sorry dur-|1 wa® going to fail dismally. 1

ohio pod t St. John Lumber, f Sawa thet havent just wonder what would have

) Campbell, “rosino. ing the past few days t I n’t a child in Grade XI Tl emgenetl (8 i ikvine owen ah

Si Saat Fe ao oR at school. I should have enjoyed ene part in the contro-| the Grade XIII students here had

Sisters Ma Kamn
‘Anders 0 MOE the LA Local

versy that ae been raging here in Otay ‘wa over the geom-| written “too di tlt across their
etry examination given this grade in recent end-of-term sore pap

take the view that the

exam was ceanitely: too difficult, A a review of the paper

ee ge conies Of the Tas been called for acdtear Uo Gini ca, Gea
7.3. WARD I mow very little about th Tpienlly OE eatl ake long
a ideas particular matter, but # seems to not what the children are asked | golden days are bright with the
me that many parents these days | to do, but how much of it they | sound of our children earns up
i into that heritage which wi a!
what their children are ask the geometry examination, sev-| parents, must ensure is ee

think that the important nets is

The BEST :

UNDER THE UNION LABEL!

AYLMER
BOSTON BROWN BEANS

IN 5 CONVENIENT SIZES
FLAVOR: FRESHNESS Produced by Canadians for Canadiai in the
raketial dern Vancouver ene ‘rent eacaied
GENERAL See Dee 8 21M) 1 ED y members of the 1.W.A ‘3 Auziliary,
= 2 pau’ in co-operation with the U.. P. erg ‘fe jie nt
RATION tour featured in the “B.C. Lumber
Ez April, 1

Be

2 Maen eral very bright students found sia lovely and of good aed

en, P ice
Blizabeth Meershman—Very ill.