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FAIRVIEWFAIRVIEW, August 31—Fire completely destroyed the two-room house belonging to Wm. Paye, Just outside the village limits on Saturday afternoon. When first noticed an alarm was sounded but by the time the fire truck arrived the small building was a mass of flames. Everything inside the building was completely destroyed. Mr. Paye being down town at the time and all he has left Is the clothes he was wearing. His loss is a heavy one to him as he is In his eighty’s and unable to work. He was figuring on going East for the winter and what his plans are now Is not known. So far as we know there was no Insurance.(WD), now stationed at Dafoe, Sask. is home on leave visiting her mother, Mrs. W. O. Boyd and Mr. Boyd at Vanrena.Born, at the Fairvlew community hospital, August 27, to Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron, Gage, a son.Patients in the hospital over the week-end were Robert Wyn-iandy, Royce; Caroll Miller, Fairvlew; Dennis Nash, Hines Creek; Elsie Uhryn, Highland Park; Steve Klymchuk, George Brunell, Eureka River; Mrs. W. Pruden, sr., D. D. McAuley, Fair-view; Bill Henry, Whitelaw; and Ada Wilson, Spirit River.LAC 2 Jack Hemstock spent , the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hemstock, returning to Edmonton on Sunday's train from Rycroft.Rev. H. A. Whaley left Saturday to make his yearly visit in the Hines Creek and Worsley district.A reception was held in the David Thompson school Sunday evening for Pte. Anton Erlocker, who accompanied byhis wife is visiting in that district.P.O. Kenneth Macdonald,' R. O.A.F., now stationed at Dauphin, Man., accompanied by his wife, is visiting Kenneth's parents, Mr./and Mrs. R. H. Macdonald. Eileen McConnell, R.C.A.F.The infant son of Mr. and Mirs. Joseph Clark, Englewood district, who had to be taken to the Grande Prairie hospital recently, is improving according lt;lt;o latest reports.Mona and Doreen Voldsness and Verna Bennett, left on last Thursday's train for Edmonton, to take business courses at Alberta College.The Wednesday half-holiday for the working staff in the stores at Fairview has come and gone, the stores started to remain open Wednesday ' last on account of the harvest season. Cutting is general in the Fairview district, and on some farms threshing has already begun,especially oats and barley.Valley TheatrePEACE RIVERWhere THE SHOWS areALWAYS GOODShowingMiss A. M. Miller left on lastThursday's train for a months noiiday, visiting friends in Edmonton, going on to Vancouver, B.C., and possibly crossing the United States border before returning to resume her duties as teacher at the Dunvegan school.Miss Dorothy Stammers, of Smith Falls, Ont., left for her home on Tuesday’s train, after having spent the past two months on the Anglican Sunday School van in this district.
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Peace River Record Gazette
Peace River, Alberta, CA
Fri, Sep 03, 1943
Page 9
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