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THE TRIBCNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. Thursday, September 13, 1951

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i IRENE

‘as sorry I was unable to get ur
to the school this year to o1
youngsters on their first

ctions, but extra pressure Of office
work kept me tied to the typewriter

ying bitter

for “mama” while others just stared

With interest and curiosity. It makes
you Wonder whether it is their up-
bringing that causes the different
reactions or whether it is inherent
characteristics in the child. I am in-
clined to believe the latter,

There is much discussion these
days about how differently children
are being brought up than in the good
old days. The modern concept seenis
to be to allow them to “express them-
selves” which often results in the
children being “little monsters” whom
no-one can tolerate. A relative of ours
felt that she was repressed when a
child which gave her an inferiority
complex. In consequence she has let
her own children run wild. Their
friends hate to see them come to visit
on account of the horrible behavior
of their children, but still 1 believe
that those same children will, in all
likelihood, turn out to be good citi-
zens by inheriting and living with
their parents’ better qualities. But it
is pretty hard on both parents and
friends while they are growing up —
and I would certainly hate ‘to think
that I wasn’t weleome on account of
my children!

No-one could have been shyer than
I was as a child, and yet 1 can’t re
member being particularly repressed,
or even spanked. True, we had to
behave and not speak unless spoken
to when company came, but I don’t
recall my parents using any particu
lar force, threat or cat-o-nine-tails in
order to preserve peace in the family.
And yet I was so shy that I wouldn't
go7into a store for a grocery order
unless it was empty. I have stood on
the trail that bi-sected an empty lot

"near our corner grocery store, waiting
patiently for an hour until I thought
all the other customers were out. And
the order didn’t need to have bath-
yYoom tissue on it either!
= can't remember my first day of

—=_§chool, but I'm sure I must have been

"= “one Of the very very quiet ones, too

timid to answer my name probably.
I know it was a terrible ordeal to
face when I graduated from the prim-

ary schoo] classes to Grade Five and
had to attend another school and face
many new strange faces. I didn’t feel
any better when I changed again,
from there to high school.

Thad no confidence in my own capa-
bilities and almost lost by first sten-
ographic job by being too self-effacing.
I was sure I was not capable of hold-
ing a job unless I was a mental giant
and a whiz at both shorthand and
typing, and in a sense of fairness to
my prospective employer, I intimated
as much in the interview. Fortunately
for me, he gave me a test, and I was
hired. It was only through this job
and meeting the public that I finally
pS eau Res eS Sreternes

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Noted Speaker
In Local Pulpit

The first minister to ever broadcast
@ sermon over the air in Vancouver,
‘will again take over the pulpit at St.
Andrew’s United Church Sunday.

BIRTHS Farewell Presentation Cook "s Nook
For Miss Prendergast ©

At War Memorial Hospital Miss V. Prendergast was honored| It would appear that this corner

ASTLEY — To Mr. and Mrs. Roy | at 9 Silver Tea prior to her departure | hasnt been totally forgotten, atier

Astley of Williams Lake adaugh- | op Vancouver. Sponsored by the all. Mrs. Gertrude Krebs of Likely

|has-sent in a recipe that should be a

ter born September 7th. United Church Guild, the event was eee
2: : hit, as so many people like Chinese
held in the manse Wednesday after-| hit,
SIMPSON — Yo Mr. and .Irs. John nea easiaae’ wearee Ww ednesday Gignee
Simpson of Williams Lake, a 2 Sweet & Sour Ribs, Chinese Style
hter born 7th. Following the regular Sunday ser-

| Me is Dr. AE. Cooke of Quali
Beach, who is visiting his daughter
and son-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. Jack
Colclough. Accompanying him is hig
wife and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Nor-
man Cooke.

In the early days of broadcasting
on the coast, Dr. Cooke worked hari!
to interest stations in featuring
church services on their Sunday pro-
| grams and culminated his efforts by
being the first Minister to be heard
on the air

The visiting clergyman conducted
last Sunday's service and will be in
the pulpit for the next two weeks.
His sermon this Sunday will be “What
Are We Worth?”.

During the week the visitors are
holidaying at the Youth Camp at Lac
La Hache, where Rev. Colclough is
adding to the present camp facilities
in preparation for next season’s camp.

The dress and jacket ensemble is ——
a big item in fall fashions. It is a
nice choice for the busy woman
who wishes to zo out for the eve-
ning after a business day or a round
of shopping, without changing. For
such a purpose we nominate this
model. because the dress, while es-
sentially simple, would not be out
of place for a gad-about evening.
The fabric is ottoman, ana the

43 He Fe: If 10 special washi instrue-
Beplum stifened in arounded Linc, | gl aie=Fene pedal wading ae
and twin glitter buttons at the waist. it asif it were made entirely of nylon,

Around the Town

Fred Bass returned Tuesday by) Les Pigeon left Friday by CPA for
CPA from a weekend trip to Van-|a two-weeks' holiday at the coast.

couver, ——o—_
So Mrs. Dick Branch left Satrday by

Mr. and Mrs. W. Stewart of Spo-| CPA for Vancouver.
kane are visiting with their son and

Mr. and Mrs. W. Sloan left last week

daughter-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Al

fe wo weeks’ vacatio: an=
Stewart. ‘or a two weeks’ vacation to V;:

couver and the Island.

1% Ibs. ribs
1 tbsp. soy sauce
3 tbsp, sugar
2 tbsp. corn starch

vice, Miss Prendergast was also guest-

of-honor at a gathering of over 40

members in the church manse. She

was presented with a sum of money| , ;
4 cup white vinegar

by Mrs. W. Lowden on behalf of ee =e

2 tbsp. fat
2] those present.

] Brown ribs in two tablespoons of
Church Notices} fat Bake aace ot com stare sugte
Minister Expected vinegar and soy sauce. Add this sauce

to the brown ribs. Cook in pressure

-ANGLICAN Soon At St. Peters | cooker at 15 tbs. for 29 minutes, ana

PATENAUDE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Wilf Patenaude of Horsefly, a son ’
born September 10th.

ST. PETER’

Rt. Rev. Frederic A. Stanford, serve with steamed rice.
Bishop of Coriboo, officiating Rev. George Fielder, new minister] Mrs. Krebs says this is a lovely
Sunday, September 16, for St. Peter's Angfican Church is| dish. I make it quite often in the
9:30 am. Holy Communion, expected to arrive in Williams Lake | hunting season, using deer meat ribs.
11. am, Family Service about October 6th, according to a|I am sure that anyone who tries this
«cou p.m. Evening service communication received by  the| dish will enjoy it.” Oaks
-o-- church board,

ST. ANDREW'S UNITED” | Rev. ana Mrs. Fielder have stayed THE ANNUAL
in the east for a short holiday prior
M1 am Sunday. Scusoki. to continuing their journey here. CATHOLIC BAZAAR
7:30 p.m. Evening. Service. The new minister's, former church
Guest speaker, Dr. A. E. Cooke, eo z : i
was on Barbados, British West Indies, will be held in

Subject: Whatvere your worthy St. Peter's has been without the ser-

vices of a minister since the de- COLUMBUS HALL
SACRED HEART Parture of Rev. G. C. Ashbee, two
years ago, on
Sunday Mass 9:00 am. eS ee ee
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Pastors: Rev. and Mrs. G. Rosner
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10:30 am, Sunday school

7:30 p.m, Evening service
in Elks Hall

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Place are the latter's father and step

mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fuoco. Mr.
Bill Mitchell of Sandspit, formerly at ME AT SPECI ALS
the Dog Creek Airport is also a Visit-

or of Mr. and Mrs. Place.

Mrs. John Wade and daughter left |
Thursday for Los Angeles after an
extended visit to Chileo Ranch.

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