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PGE EXTENSION ’ . e $CHOOL JUDGED

‘NOT GUILTY’. CONTINUES FIGHT < CQMMISSIDNERS~; /

REVISE BY-LAWS , - - - I - WILL BE BUILT AGAINST - _ - PCELINK I

- -Premier Benne t t , i n a s t a t e - ment in t h e Leg i s l a tu re Mon- day n igh t sa id t h a t - no th ing o u t sid e t h e 1 e gi SI at u r e could stop t h e sou the rn extensian of

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u p mos t of t h e ti-rne of the village commissioners i n t n e p a s t f ew weeks . , The dog by- law h a s received final r ead ing

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The modern school was jud- ged n o t gui l ty of inefficiency in t h e mock t r ia l a t t h e school l a s t Thur sday evening.

K. M. Ri<hardson presided as t h e judge. E. H. Fieetwood was t h e prosecuting,i&kwqey, ass i s ted by J. Tinney, while‘G. K. Hurley, a t t o r n e y f o r t h e de- fence, w a s ass i s ted by M. P. Lu tack and J . Walsh.

The modern school w a s char- ged with inefficiency on t h r e e counts , t h a t i t failed to pre- pa re ’ ii pupil f o r life, t h a t i t fa i l s to promote co-operation be tween home and school, par- t i cu la r ly in t h e m a t t e r of re- p o r t c a r d s a n d t h a t i t fa i ls t o develop h a b i t s of good discip- line a n d h a s cont r ibu ted t o t h e high r a t e of juvenile de- l inqu ency.

I n h i s prosecution, Mr. Fleet- wood called f o u r wi tnes s s s a n d a t t e m p t e d t o es tabl ish t h a t the school could not give -pttpik I &FZ&&B~ .w&k h -wvx&d be usefu l l a t e r in l i fe and t h a t p a r e n t s oould not unde r s t and t h e modern r e p o c t - e s s i He also showed, t h r o u g h witnes- ses, that parenta l and sckool discipline do not g o hand in nand, and t h a t o f ten t h i s lack of co-operation makes it diffi- cu l t f o r both t h e p a r e n t and t h e pupil.

I n t h e defence, Mr. Hurley claimed t h a t while more sub- j e c t s a r e t a u g h t , t h e basis is s t i l l t h e “ t h r e e R’s” and t h e so-called fr i l ls broaden a pu-

Gordon Gibson, Libera l MLA for Lillooet, con t inued his f ight aga ins t t h e completion of t h e s o u t h e r n extension .o€ t h e PGE i n t h e Legis la ture las t Fr iday . H e claimed that railway losses would increas- ’

ing ly r i s e if t h e soutehernlink w a s completed.

‘Re i t e ra t ing h is s t a t e m e n t s t h a t it would-_b-e more costly to move c a r s b y ra i l t h a n by barge. Mr. Gibson sa id tha t by a new rail line i t would cos t a lmos t e i g h t y dol lars to move a loaded box car ins tead of t h e t w e n t y do l l a r s at pres- * ent.

He a l so stated tha t t h e PGE completed t u Vaucouver would merely se rve as a feeder l ine f o r t h e CNR. “We.will pay all t h e h i g h costs a n d g ive t h e m .11 t h e cargo,” he said. ~

Mr. Gibson ”c’hallenged t h e rovernment to let- the legfsla- ure’s ra i lway csmaihtee in- re ~ ~ i g ~ ~ i s ~ ~ , ~ $ ~ . - I 4 .mwe h e m wrong. C ’ 7 *’

Mr. Gibson alsd stated that Le hid Ck&EgeQ- $ke govern; nent w i th wast’ing be tween 1100,000 and $150,000 a y e a r In an inefficient ba system

din is te r Chetwynd and A t - orney-General Bonner h a d ipoken on the railway neither ~f t h e m had rep l ied to his : h a r ge s.

beceive basic t r a in ing in t h e ’undamental s u b j e c t s and are t __ vex p r e p a r e d for th-eir-ept~y nto the a d u l t world. I t also icquitted t h e school on t h e iiscipline c h a r g e , s t a t i n g t h a t schools cannot t a k e t h e par- ? n t s’ place w h e r e discipline s concerned.

On the t h i r d cha rge , that of report ca rds , t h e school w a s Found ‘gui l ty’ a n d i t was re- :ommended t h a t these should be clarified and t h a t pa ren t s should be informed of t h e i r children’s g rades i n a more enl ightening manner .

The t r i a l was well planned and executed , a n d t h e humor- ous w a y i n which t h e cha rges and coun te r - cha rges were made, added t o t h e in t e re s t . A hard c o r e of t r u t h w a s con- cealed under the amusing in- e idents , which of t e n caused considerable l augh te r , but the a r g u m e n t s were excellently p re sen ted a n d t h e e n t i r e eve- ning w a s m a s t in te res t ing and in format ive .

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t h e PGE. H e was answer ing a n d i s awa i t ing approval by the cr i t ic ism heaped o n t h e Victoria. T h e rates by.law, .e xtension program h y t h e CCF s e t t i n g t h e mill r a t e a t 17, and Liberals, who a r e a sk ing t h e same a s l a s t yea r , has t h a t t h e r e be a n inqu i ry t o been passed and t h e building see if t h e completion is w a r - by-law is be ing revised. r an ted . Work is be ing done on t h e

Premier B e n n e t t said t h a t dykes where t;ees a r e being t h e clear ing mus,t be done be- cut . This growth impai rs t h e f o r e t h e fire season in J u l y efficiency of t h e dvkes a s t h e and A u g u s t , a n d added t h a t r o o t s cause them t o crumble. w e have t h e money a n d w i l l T h e village office h a s been 1)oild t h e railway. moved t o Faank Scot t ’s office,

s o u t h of t h e Post-office.

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PGE TRAIN DELAYED J j Six PGE boxcars w e r e d e - ’ , Pollice Court

railed b y heaving tracks &t Re- T h e following cases appear - taski t ear ly Sunday morning. ed before s t ipendiary magis t - The southbound Passenger rate Paul A. Powell i n police train w a s held at Lillooet u n - c o u r t recently. til t h e t r a c k was cleared ear ly On F e b r u a r y 25th. Isaac

T h e frafn ar r ived in satla- ca t ion off a Reserve , w a s fined mish a b o u t 10 a.m. on Monday t e n dol lars and costs. a n d t h e northbound t r a i n l e f t On March 1, Bedamin Cook on sch3duie t h a t af ternoon. of Br i tannia , c! ,arged w i t h

c r e a t i n g a d is turbance , w a s RIGHT OF WAY TENDERS fined t en dol lars a n d costs . O n M a r c h 8, Henry H u r f o r d

charged wi th t r e spass ing on a n Indian Reserve, w a s fined

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DUE THIS WEEK - Engineer David Livingstor’ t w e~ l ty - f ive dol la rs and costs .

t h a t t ime On a second charge .of supply- said on has been extended f o r t h e re- ing a n Ind ian w i t h intoxicants t u r n of t e n d e r s foi* c lear ing h e w a s fined f i f ty dol lars and t h e PGE r ight-of-way, f rom cos ts . Syuaniish €0 Horseshoe B a y Magis t ra te K . hi. Kichard- ‘ renders a r e n o w due back a t s o n hea rd t h e fol lowinrr c a s e s ,

v pil’s educat ion and help t o t h e e n d of t h i s week. ’ k e e p more pupi ls in school. Jacob Lewis, charged w i t h , He ca l l ed witnesses to prove delay in gran t ing t h e coii tract a s sau l t occasioning itctual

W a s that ~ o i i i e of t he adve r t i - bodily ha rm, w a s fined one t h a t r e p o r t ca rds can be un-

on March 4. T h e reasons given f o r t h e

ders tood , a n d if anyone hae difficulty, the t eache r should Le contacted. Through witnes. ses, he revealed t h a t t he PTA is cont inual ly working tc b r ing pa ren t s and teacher : closer toge ther f o r t h e ulti mate benefit of t h e child.

The wi tnesses were c ross examined and a t t h e close 0: t h e t r ia l both a t t o r n e y s sum med u p t h e i r cases and thc judge delivered his addl-es: to t h e j u r y . The j u r y delibe r a t e d f o r some time beforc coming to a verdict. -

The jury found t h e schoo “no t gu i l ty” on two counts Schools do not 1,rovide voca t ional t ra ining and should no be expected t o do so. Pupil

s emen t s outlining th i . project hundred dollars a n d cos ts . id t o t appear ear ly enough H a r r y Wallace cha rged with o give t h e c o n t r a c t o r s t ime intoxicatlonoff aRese rve , wa:

examine t h e p lans . fined t e n do l l a r sand costs.

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I Mr. a n d Mrs. G . Smith moved -- PTA Meeting - T h e F T A at its regular meet-- ing last T h u r s d a y decided t o make a donation of $25 t o t h e Boy Scout campaign.

M r s . N. Cowdell w a s named(- ,

I i n t o t h e f o r m e r Glendinning - a Local and Personal . ~ _- home l a s t week.

Mrs. J. F. Jacobsen over t h q i s h a f t e r spending t h e win te r weekend. i n Vancouver.

Mr. L. Guer t in m a d e a busi- Mr. W. A . S t e w a r t accom- ness t r i p t o V‘ancouver las t , panied PGE general manager week. IR. F. P. Bowman up t h e line

will vis i t the i r d a u g h t e r on

back t o Medicine Hat . . Vancouver Island before goillg as cit izenship convenor t o take 1 c h a r g e of t h e l i t e r a tu re lelt

The meet ing Mr. a n d Mrs. F. D. Ross a n d ’ b y Dr. Bladk. t h e ch i ld ren s p e n t t h e week- also set u p a reso lu t ions com-

mibtee consisting of Mesdames Kirkwood, Munro, Tinney, Mr. Lutack a n d Mr. Smi th t o s t u d y t h e l is t o i r e so lu t ions t o be p re sen ted a t t h e PTA conven- t ion.

1.t was sugges t ed t h a t PTA plan ano the r fami ly night a s , I

e a r ly t h i s week. Lon Goodale w a s home f r o m 1 UBC f o r t he weekend visit ing . Graham Valde was u p f rom his parents . 1 Vancouver over t h e weekend

, I e n d a t Langley visiting t h e i r j paren t s .

I I Dorrcien Bailey, who h a s .IB , beenvis i t ing h e r g r a n d m o t h e r

i in New W e s t n i n s t e r , s p e n t L y n e t t e Munro, accompani- 1 visit ing h i s parents . ed by a girl f r i e n d , Bernice I Mike Tyner left! las t week Moore of Trail, s p e n t t h e f o r P e n d e r Harbor . H e will weekend in Squamish Visiting v is i t t h e Jack Gibsons while h e r mother.

The Ladies Aid t o the Unit- Vic Kuzyk was u p f r o m Van- e d Church will m e e t i n t h e couver over t h e weekend visit- c h u r c h hall to-night. ing h i s parents . I

h e i s working there .

t h e weekend h e r e w i t h h e r pa ren t s , Mr. a n d Mrs. Bailey.

n iversar ies last wee$. I t w a s i “Attendance prizes w e r e woIl t h e Smith’s s i lver wedding an - lby ~i~~ ill^^.'^ room i n t h e

first. . i Foreman’s i n . t h e h igh school.

t h e cu t ive elected L. Gorsuch as 1 pres ident a n d W. C u r r a n as [OuniQ.F Check BO*l( (S sec re t a ry . A t r e a s u r e r will 1

THE ADVANCE OFFICE

1 Mrs. w. E. Bishop accom- Wate r was off i n Some par- niversary and t h e Armst rong’s 1 e lemen ta ry school and hir . panied h e r husband- t o Van- t ion t of Squamish oI1 S a t u r d a y , couve r las t week *hen h e n ight a n d ,Sunday morning. I T h e Rod and G u n .Club exe-1 - --- - - - w e n t to t h e m e e t i n g of t h e Power was also off

‘One Of t h e B’.C. Elec t r ic replaced a pole

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B.C* Fish and Game protective on t h e hill near t h e ranger b e appoin ted la te r . in Mission City’ s ta t ion . The Observor Corps - - _ _ ~ _ _ _ - _ _ ._ -

CBC Symphony Mr. Tatlow a n d some of t h e prac t ice t h e p r e c e d i n g s u n d a y : boys in t e re s t ed i n target cancelled t h e plans f o r t h e , shoot ing have s t a r t e d m ork on outage scheduled f o r May 8. a rifle range. 1 Mr. B. H. Brown is spending

Mrs. W. A. Cosman and Mrs. a f ew davs i n t’ictoria.

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.. R. Bishop s p e n t ’a few days i n Vancouver ea r ly t h i s week. J a n e t Casey has t aken a

I ~ a r t - t i m e job a t t h e s&ol --

ell River in tlie play-offs in W e s t Vancouver on Sa turday . W.est Vancouver d e f e a t e d t h e I

,Gibson’s Landing team and in I t h e final g a m e be tween Squa- mish a n d - W e s t Vancouver t h e I

Don’t f o r g e t t h e b i g Klon- dyke n ight celebration i n t h e

I Communi ty hall tomorrow i 1 I t ’s t h e event of t h e ’

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l a t t e r team won b y a score of 54 t o 32.

Mr. E. C. Roper of Bri tannia pres ident of t h e Boy Scout D i s t r i c t Council, East Howe Sound area , has been elected t o t h e executive commi t t ee of t h e B.C. Boy Scouts Associa- tion.

I The lo ts on Bughouse Hill

belonging t o George E e h r n e r a r e being cleared. A ‘cat’ __I- w a s working the re recently and Mr. B e h r n e r is pil ing and b u r n - i n g t h e s t u m p s on t h e a rea .

Bobby Millin, w h o has been cooking f o r t h e PGE, has re- t u r n e d t o Vancouver.

SITUATE11 I N THE NELf’POET HOTEL S Q U A M I S I I

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Fdl Course Meals Short Orders Chinese Dishes Fish and Chips

Open every day f r o m 6 a.m. to 1 2 : O O p.m.

Ice Cream Tobaccos Ciga r e t s Cold 1)rinks

Ian Hamilton c! Shell Service Station Squamish

SIzelf Premium and Shell Regulur Gcisoline Goodyeur and Firestone Tires

Auto accessories Minor Repairs The Squamish . . -c- Bakery I I

Pul)lrslied every Thursday at Sauamish, British Colunihia -

been no spring run-off as yet. Autliorizecl as second class mail , Post Office d e p ~ r t i i i e n t , Ottawa

ADVERTISING RATES .

'pace Advcrt' is ing, plate, per i nch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ., . . . . . . e . . . . . . . . . . ransierit Advertising, per iticli .............................. :. . . . . . . . . . . .77

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I,e#al A(\vertising 1 8 ~ per l ine first i i i svr t ior i ; 15c per line f o l l o w i n g iiisrrtiorrs

C'oi i t r~ct rates .on application

A d v e r t i s r r s will R i d tllr r n e c h a ~ i i ~ a l staff b y lravi i ig all advertisiiiK c l i a ~ ~ y e a i t i oiir

officr \ ~ y hloiiday tiiglit at 6 p . m . , o r w r cf i i l i i~>t gtlarilritre chaiige.

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brought t h e scarity 02 names of Squamis h res id e n t s willing t o donhtte blood f o r emergency cases a t t h e hospi ta l to t h e 4

a t t en t ion of t h e Squamish Hospital Society.

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Many old-tim-ers fee1 t h a t if t h e cold w e a t h e r cont inues a n d t h e snow keep.s pil ing up on t h e hills, t h e r e may b e flood dange r t h i s spring..

Mrs. J u d d i s visi t ing h e r daugh te r , Mrs. E. E m m s , i n West Vancouver.

The Women's I n s t i t u t e i s a t ion anyone willing t o make handl ing t h e Red Cross cam- such a d b m t i m is asked tQ paign i n t h e Brackendale area. contact t h e hospi ta l and ar-

Some of t h e s p r i n g plowing range f o r a blood tes t i n o r d e r h a s a l ready been done h e r e tha t his blood may be typed. and t h e r e is considerable This i s v e r y i m p n r t a n t and c-learing and bu rn ing in pro- permi ts acce lera ted handling,

if and w h e n blood i s r e q u i r e d gress .

have become g r e a t g randpa r - Anvode w h o has donated

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Mr. and Mrs. J a c k E d w a r d s f o r an emergency.

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Alice in Orcheslr alia CHEAKAMUS FISHING TO BE PROTECTED

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The Lower Mainland Zone of '@he B.C. L'ish and Game Pro-

tect ive Association a t i t s qua- Y t e r l y meet ing in Mission City l a s t S a t u r d a y received a s s u r - ances f r o m Gam-e Cbmmission- e r F. R. B u t l e r t h a t be fo re

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! en t s , a d a u g h t e r , Ka th ie rn ' El izabe th , bo rn t o t h e i r g r a n d - son in t h e S t a t e s . T h e grand- nothei-, Mrs. E. Eve ra rd , is tay ing wi th h e r p a r e n t s a t

blood t o t h e Red Cross has a card f rom that' o rganiza t ion and if Willing to a s s i s t here would on iy be r equ i r ed t o sub- mi t t h e card to t h e Board of

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a n y extensive power develop- m e n t such as t h a t planned for t h e Cheakamus River, is al- lowed t o Droceed all plans a r e r e fe r r ed t o t h e game office which sees tha t ' f i sh ing a r e a s a r e protecte8.

The g roup recommended t h a t t h e deer season ex tend f rom mid October t o Nov. 30. I

W. E. Bishop and L. Gorsuch ' w e r e t h e two d e l e g a t e e f r o m t h e local club. C. B. Smi th ac- c ompaai ed I;hm;--+--

3rackendale, while her mo- h e r i s recovering f r o m a t w o ndnths illness.

T r u s t e e s w h o would convey t h e ca rd to t h g m e d i c a l board f o r reference.

A s the n e a r e s t blood bank is in Vancouver and delay i n secur ing such vital mater ia l i s a m a t t e r of l i f e a n d dea th , anyone c a r i n g t o dona te t h e i r blood i s asked t o h a v e their name placed o n t h e record.

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TONY'S 16 BARBER Shop and Billiard Parlor

.. Cigar et t e s 'l'trbaccos . i g ; t r s

Soft 1)rinks Maxine Miller is a girl whc

specializes in doing vocal l o o p ~

sense of h u m o r ' and t a l e n t a: b o t h a n a c t r e s s a n d s inge] w o n 3 e r t h e lead role of "Alicf in Orches t ra l ia , " a s t o r y of - i

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

MAKE PRESENTATIONS R. F. P. Bowman, general

manager of t h e Pacific Grea t a E a s t e r n Railway, w i l l be in J i t t l e girl who vis i ts a wonder

Squamish next F r i d a y , BIaI-ch I larlid Of musical i n s t r u l n e n t s 26, t o a t tend t h e annual meet-InOW heard in a special i n g of t h e PGE Employees I over t h e CBC'S Trans-Canad;

I netwofk on Tuesday a t 3:30 . sociation. \

a g i f t to f o u r I'GE employees, I

who have recent ly re t i red, , -Whist drive and dance, Par They a r e C. E . A x e n , 11. R ' i s h hall, Sa tu rday , March 20 Bi.ightbi11, J . A . 1,eecli and E . , Whis t a t 7:30, dancing a t 10 V. Rlachin.

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Coming Events

)Sponsored by the CCF Club.

H e r e is thk t r u t h abou t t h e new Wospitrat In su rance policy. Know t h e f ac t s !

The new policy will mean tha t people in t h e low a n d medium income brackets wi l l get, fal-l a v e r a g e w i t h o u t worry ing abou t premium payments .

The 2% i s no t new tam- at ion, bu t replaces t h e high p remiums which will be abolished. Financial e x p e r t s es t imate t h a t a f ami ly of f o u r earn ing $260.00 p e r mon th will actual ly pay less t h a n $15.00 pe r year under t h e increased sales tax, a d is t inc t saving of over $24.00 per year.

THIS M E A N S THAT THE GREAT MAJORITY O F PEOPLE I N BRITISH COLUMBIA WILL RAY LESS. \

Remember . t h e same w i d e B r i t i s h Columbia Hos- pital Insurance Service benefits remain-and you CAN still claim y o u r receipted hospital bill f o r income t ax purposes .

A r e f u n d of unearned premiums wilJ be made a s soon a s possible.

P remiums a r e abol ished!

,clh I Color in Printina \ 0

For.the convenience of the users of printing in Squamish & surrQunding district l 'he Advance has in stock all primary colors of printing inks with special mixtures which makes it possible to give customers practically any shade t h e y may desire, or any combination of colors.

Printing Gets Things Done a * * Try Using More Of It! DO NOT BE MISLED!

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I n Mr. Smi th’s r ecen t ar t ic le concernin g fune ra l s i n Squa- mish , w e wish t o s t a t e t h a t i n t h e past seven fune ra l s we have conducted t h e r e hasn’t

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me t h e hearse, which w e pur- IHISSIONARY To l :hased f r o m t h e Board of

rrade f o r a n undisclosed s u m I SPEAK HERE TO-NIGHT For t h e p u r p o s e of conduct ing fune ra l s . a n d us ing t h e con- \ veyance f o r wha teve r pu r - sionai“y n u r s e f r d m Seo pose w e deem necessary. Re Korea , will speak in t h e U ga rd ing Mi*. Smi th’s s t a t emen t t e d C h u r c h hall to-night. Miss about u s ing t h e hearse f o r Bourn’, who has been in Kor- hauling_ grocer ies , o r o t h e r ea f o r many years , h a s spoken

uch commodities, th i s is nolie in o t h e r p a r t s of t h e province. p f h i s concern . T h e Ladies Aid a n d t h g Snn- If t h e people in Squamish, day school a r e sponsoring h e r

1s a whole, feel t h a t our s e r - visi t . Time of he r talk i s 7 : 4 5 rices i n this res.pect a r e no p.m. a n d everyone i s welcome. onge r r equ i r ed , we feel t h a t

Miss Beulah B.ourns, a mis- ;

we cannot par t ic ipa te f u r - Peggi Loder

Classifz’ed Ads 3c per word; miiiimnrn charge SOc; three issues-for the price of two . Cas11 with order wlthout exception.

FOR SAI,R-Llo)d’s bab?. carri a g e . Phone 125W. 3 1-3‘

KROMHOFF TURKEY POULTS

M’eslerti Canada’ s Largest H x c l u s i v e p u t t protlncrrs. W R I T E TO-I )AY f.or c i t a l o p e xncl pi-ices. Iirornhoff T u r k e y Varnis L t d . , K. R . No. 5 , N r w n‘cst i i i i i i - ster. R.C.

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been one case, as f a r a s we know, w h e r e t h e family or re la t ives w e r e not satisfied w i t h t h e a r r a n g e m e n t s car. - r ied out. F O R SALR- 1934 Poiitiac‘coiccll. $25 00

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PGE Employees Association

Annual Meeting

Friday, March 26 7~30 p.m.

PGE HALL LIONEL GUERTIN

R E A L ESTATE General Insurance

Dancing and Flow Show AUTOMOBILE: CASUALTY FIRE and POLXO

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Refreshments Good Music Everyone Welcome Admission 5Oc

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