Thursday, December 27,1951,

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'Horsefly News

Christmas holidays,
Mit and MES) C NEW AON arrtvaly eae WISHING the editor and
ed home from-Vancouver bringing

Ae They were worth $9,031,986,. A few thoughts after Christmas,
Why oh why don’t the manufac-
turers of Christmas. seals put some
real glue chat actually sticks Ob
them? Every time I mutter imreca-
i tions as I wrap my gifts. Afier you
jbave carefuby and neatly wrapped
and stickered one end of a box and
begin work ox thé other end — ‘pop’
and all the stickers give way on the
first end. The only alternative seems
to be to sit for half ai hour with your
Tinger firmly pressed on the gim-
med Santa Claus or poinsetta, and
then it might stay put. But who has

A toast to all of FO ss. 4

“Good health, prosperity

and happiness through-

out the months of *52”

Willams Lake Motors Ltd.

all that time at Christmas?

Williams Lake Meat Market

It never fuils to happen. For years
a certain relative of mine has been
sending me crummy. gifts, and each
year I vow I will return something of
like value. But of coursé I end up by
buying something ‘quite presentable.

But not this year. Having little
time for shopping, I purchased aimost
the first thing I laid eyes on for this
Person. It wasn’t: too bad, but still
nothing special. And, as you might
have guessed, she picked this par-
Ucular year io send me a very lovely;|

VJ} " cg! Our wish to all of you =>
Weed

May 1952 prove the

happiest year you have

ever known.

present indeed.

I suppose this is the wrong -atti-
tude to take — we should take plea-
sure in giving, not receiving. But I'l
bet there are very few people in this
world who don’t measure the gifts
they give against the gifts they re-
ceive. It’s only human,

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Received some really lovely Christ-
mas cards this year, somewhat better
than average. Most “original was one
from Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernest Eve at
Dog Creek Airport depicting a cow-

WE DELIVER TOO!

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é Ben Backstay was a boatszvain,
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A very jolly boy, }
No lad. chan he mire merrily
Could pipe all hands ahoy.

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‘An old sea shanty

OPEN LETTER

Te the Businessmen and Citizens
of Williams Lahe and District

The Williams Lake and Districi
reached the point where it is

t Board of Trade has
about to disband.

This. has come about because YOU
give the Board your active support.

have failed to

The question y.
you want your Boar
officials as a domina
of exi
adv:

ou have to ask yourself is — do
‘d of Trade, recognized by government
nt voice in the community, to pass out
tence, or do you want it to continue working tor the
ancement of Williams Lake and District.

It is up to you.

The annual meeting, which was called for
13 failed to produce a quorum necessar:
seccnd meeting has been called for

December
y to elect officers, A
January 17th.

It there is not a Satisfactory turnout at this meeting

of citizens willing to work for the Board and our community,
Williams Lake will have to lose its Board of Trade,

The Exceutive,
Williams Lake & District,
Board of Trade,

This advertisement is not published or
displayed by the Liquor Control
Board or by the Government of
British Columbia,

Staff, also everyone else a Merry
with them Mrs. Newton's daughter, Christmas end Happy New Year.
boy singing Silent Night as he herdea | Francis Walters. Francis is home on,
the cattle. ft was drawn and Jiang: holidays ‘trom oSt) Paul's sciool of ee
Painted by Mr. Eve himself appar-| nursing, Vancouver. :
ently. ie THE Christmas Concert seen Ch ureh Notices
Every year we look forward to the| 20 had a good attend, . The hall!
card from! Les and Connie Barber,| was crowded with adults and chil- ST. PETDR:
publishers o£ the Chilliwack Pro-| dren. Gon, Ae
Dec. 30 — Sanday after Christmas
9 a.m. — Holy Communion.
11 a.m.— Children’s Servic

Sress. as w2 know it will be some-
(hing very oviginal too. This year on ed by all, especially
the front’ cover is sketched four
Snowmen — father identified by the

The coneert was-very much enjoy-
the folk dancing)
and barn dance put on by the lower
| states! Credit goes to Mrs. Clarke,

Progress under nis arm, mother with Mrs. H. Brown, and Miss Irene Johns,| 7:29 P-M — Service of the Nine
her broom, and the two daughters teachers of the Horsefly school. Gessuns
by their pigtails, The caption is “We The picture “Or Ge Saree He wish all good folks a happy and

k ” I~ at
mae ok 20d but—". And on the Horsefly Lake, which was painted
inside page the four snowmen are and donated by “Gramps,” A. 8. Wit
almost melted away and the greeting liamson, and’ was. raftica ens
ends - Just thawed we'a wisn | !2™
you a Merry Christmas.” ate ee pop by Mrs. A

Most delizhtful of the business |- THE MISSES Bea and Belle Kjos
cards was ore from a writer on the daughters of Mrs. Cuff Jameson, of
Vaneouver Sun which was covered Horsefly, who had been hoildayi
with caricatures of Christmas by Sun

prosperous New Year.
Se ay
ST. ANDREW’s UNITED
ll am. Sunday Sehvol
7:30 p.m. Evening Service.
Sea
SACRED HEART

_ Sunday Mass 9:00 am.
Sunday Devotions

ying
i ima_| 2°27 Calgary Alberta, afrived home
cartoonist Norris, who in my estima- Thursday in time for the start of the
se Is tops in Mis Hold. Uvery. Ment | Christiane, essen
eagerly scan the Paper fot his latest .
offering which as well as being taj MR: and MRS. GEO. NIQUIDET
of rib-tickling homor, usually have|®%@ small son Donnie of HoteetiyA
qhe added interest of depicting some| lett for the States. qe wall stiend
Joel situation, Christmas with Mr. Niquidet’s sister
2 and family, Mr. ang Mrs. Frank
went @round for days with Croupa, at Waconda, Washington.
slightly superior air after Tecciving| “LW RAY lett for Alberta wiiere
the card from the head office of a spend Christmas with a
cetrain bank addressed » Mrs. Dick Turner and her
Stangoe, Advertising

tangoe 1 family at New Septur, Alberta,
Financial Editor.” At least somebody PETER WILLIAMeon as Van-

7:30 p.m

oe yn

PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLIES
Pastors: Rev. and Mrs. G. Rosner

2:00 p.m. Sunday School
7:30 p.m, Evening service
in home of Rey, Rosner

he

Knows my true worth!! couver arrived in Horsefly Saturday
night to spend the Christmas holi-
Christmas is always somewhat] days with his sister, Mrs,

e little money
left over from Christmas buying to
expend on a birthday gift; in fact he sas

Suspects that he often receives some | dinner turned out fairly successfully
Hetle article that he would have got| The turkey was so tender the meat
at Christmas anyhow. Although this| fell off the bones; the dressing was |/
is rank exaggeration of course, stil] | just Tight, neither too dry nor too

To our patrons
++. friends . .
competitors too,

I can sympathize with him for having | Moist; and even the sweet potatoes Best
ineonveniently been born at such a] were cooked right through this year | Holiday Wishes
time. There is little time in the rush] But I always seem to make the mis- é Ix

: ke of ti % h through ’52
of Christmas to make much of a| take oj tying out something new.

special celebration.
Although they |
“trees” failed to
and looked more

He has threatened several times to
emulate our King and celebrate in
June instead, but as yet he has taken
no direct action.

Speaking of birthdays, women are
commonly supposed to be the offend-
TS as far as concealing their ages —-
yt Clive hav been claiming 27 tor at
st fight vears now.,

tasted alright, the
retain their shape
like dwarf shrubs, and it was neces-|
sary to inform my guests what they
were supposed to represent.

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DES E Sag g * rRow ALL OF ts
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McKay &
Laverdiere

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My sympathies- go out to those

Parents whose children inconveni- SNEW Z

ently came down with either the Ne g

mumps or measles a day or two be- -

fore Christmas, and curtailed much ad =

of their happy rejoicing. OSS |

to all of you

For a haphazard cook who keeps in the Cariboo

Eero el ee

a * ot A special edition
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her fingers crossed whenever sne is
expecting company,

my Christmas

to all of our friends,

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New Year for all

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