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mNt;l-J ALBERT. seisk. lCPllll"lt:d to fish. but had no luck at Monday. I womes vary by the hour when either effort. A moose came neat- found them at the campsite End you're marooued in the cold and. by once but they had no gun.

Finally they packed the canoe in a desperate attempt to go back to a campsite. Paddling hard. they

not of northern Saskatchewan'a'

.,.nd5, even inside Prince Albert Ebiational Park.

"A: first we worried about not wetting back to Saskatoon on time ;5- we had promised." said John 5.1.; Means, 20-year-old law student mun Saskatoon. who with W. H. Buddy Wright. also 20. a Saska- ooii van line empmyeei SP!!!" 11170? mid and hiiiigry days marooned

about 80 miles from civilization.”-W0 Visitors were presenk Th Fred Gates pre- sided and the meeting opened with the Mary Stewart collect. Mrs. Har- , ,, old Macltae was ' ted t t iHf0lY W Prmce Albeit H waS.as secretary for Tliiimiiiiening). ac

"Then we forgot about that and started to worry about starving to death," young MeMeans said in an interview after the two retuned

iiiiserable in the rain and wind". LEAKY CANOE The young adventurers set outl from Waskesiu, in Prince Albert

north-west of here. for Lavellee lake

long.

leaky canoe. "It was the only one we were able to rent-" They pad-I illed one day. then had to stop oiornight to patch it.

After three more days. the two were only a few miles from their ilcstination when trouble came. High winds whipped the water Into uaves which began to fill their flimsy canoe. They were forced to take to shore. where they pitched a tent.

"We ran out of food Monday the tniirth day out." Wright said. "We hzid taken only a bit of bacon and a handful of porridge with us and this was all used up.

"The winds increased in force and it started to rain. Our tent began to leak badly and our sleep- inq bags were soaked. We weri

told and hungry and couldn't star. . I fire because everything was A

set." 'l'lii-y searched for berries. then

Why Do Womer

It was Thursday morning then and they hadn't eaten since late

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By the time they reached there. they were reported two days over- time and the RCMP at Prince Al- lbert had begun organizing I

iold Macllae were appointedtotloo: after ettin names or a irs ai move" members M W: R w' L courseg whifh is to be held in the .vere entertained by Miss Velma ha" smmng October 24",. Bnnkc at her Mme '3" 0” ml-l Tickets for Audubon Screen Tours were given out. It was decided that the secretary send a small donat- ion to the Polio Post in apprec- 'iation for receiving copies of same. .Mrs. Ben Moore and Mrs. Clifford . Roper are to arrange for a rum- The treasurer. Mrs. Russell Bell. vnage sale, reported on the Guernsey Breeders ' Banquet and on the first card party Vzitional Park about 50 miles TOT the 53" 39830"- i A buying committee consisting an the northern boundary of the. of Mrs. James Maclnnis. Mrs. Rus- park. The route was about-to mileslsel Bell and Miss Velma Burke were appointed to look after card Illcllleaiis said they set out in a parties, et.c., for the next year. Mrs. Willard Lank and Mrs. Har-

Lunch committee for next meet- lng, Mrs. Ben Moore, Mrs. Clif- AASOCCUPIEOBYZMEMBEEISOFTTIE ford Roper. Mrs. Charles Murray and Miss Elizabeth Powley.

Dainty refreshments were ser- EVER”; MINUTES NIGHT AND My ved by hostess and committee in , charge and the meeting closed to ”R”snlA””T”"M meet on November 3rd at the home A of Mrs. Wilbur Tralnor.

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