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Eureka RiverNew Teacher Takes Over ElementaryMiss Shirley Patton recently spent a few days with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Beck and family of Worsley.MrSi Bill West is in Fairviev; hospital.Mr. and Mrs. Chester Banner and-family made a trip to Dawson Creek on Sunday.Dale, Allen and Clare Portsmouth of Peace River were visitors in the district over the weekend.Pete Johnston of Sanguido was a recent visitor at the Ben Bas-nett Sr., home.Dell Loos is employed at the Charlie Beck home in Worsley.Several of the local boys were to Spirit River on Saturday.Miss Victoria Ropchan, recent graduate of the University of Alberta in Edmonton, is teaching the elementary grades in Worsley School. She will teach there until the end of the term.Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Banner on the birth ofa daughter, May 5, In Fairviewhospital.Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Claydon and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bus Elliot visited at the Jack Larsback home on Saturday.Gerald Loos is home again from Charlie Lake.Roy Hagen and Gordon were Fairview callers Tuesday.Some people have started to work in the fields and gardens.Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carty and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Patton, Kenny and Evelyn, the Satrcs and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Portsmouth. Lorraine Lloy and Jackie visited at the Bill Benson home on Sunday.’Flu is going around, keeping many students away from schoolFirst “Young Peoples” meeting, having reopened on Friday, was fairly well attended. These meetings consist of ball playing followed by religious instruction and will be held every Friday evening. Everyone is welcome.Mr. and Mrs. Ben Basnett, Sr., and Raymond Wayland were capi-tol city visitors this week. While there they plan to visit Miss Beryl Basnett, who is a patient in University Hospital in Edmonton, also visiting a relative from Ontario.Johnny Basnett was to Grande Prairie recently.Several people were to theopening of Hines Creek school gymnasium on May 2, and the crowning of a “May Queen a* a dance which followed.Miss Jean Morgan, a grade 12 student, was crowned ‘‘May Queen” for 1958.Worsley 4-H Cotton Kids met in the school on Tuesday.Bob Portsmouth is now employed on Clarence Shaw’s farm near Fairview.The dance held on May 9 in Eureka River hall, sponsored by the newly formed Worsley orchestra. was fairly well attended. The orchestra consists of Jeanne Somers, Gordon Bjorklund, Edmond Stanley and Norman Burns.The Ladies Club held a meeting on May 1, at the teachcrage of Mrs. Jense Larsback in Mon-tagneuse Valley with Mrs. Lillian Bjornson as hostess. Several members attendedMervir. Bjornson, who broke his leg and was in the Fairview hospital for seven weeks, is now home again.Mrs. Moffat, Worsley district nurse, was busy in Worsley school this week. Mrs. Groves, Hines Creek nurse, visited Montagneuse Valley school.Mrs. Chas. Briscoe, Peace River *Cotton culture is thought to have originated in India about 1500 B.C.
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Peace River Record Gazette
Peace River, Alberta, CA
Thu, May 15, 1958
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