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THE TRIBU

VE, WILLIAMS BARR, B.c. = “~~ Thursday, January 10, 1959:

Hospital Auxiliary Elects
Officers For Coming Year

Mrs. J. Stitt Was elected president of the Ladies’ Auxiliary
to the War Memorial Hosita] at the group’s annual meeting
January 3.

Other officers elected were Mrs. F. |

B. Bass, 1st Vice-president; Mrs, L. | terested in holding a party of afew

E. Avery, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. L.
Hellyer, secretary, and Mrs. Wm.
Christie, treasurer. Mrs. J, Smedley
was re-elected hospital board repre-
sentatlve,

Reports for the past year showed
the main sources of revenue for the
Auxiliary had been the bridge and
crib tourhaments that had realized
$107; the two tag days, one at Stam-
pede time and the other during the
fall Feeder Sale, that realized $295,
and a donation from the W.A. to the
Canadian Legion. This latter aona-
tion was for the children’s watd and
Was used to purchase blankets and
dressing gowns.

Other disbursements were chiefly
for hospital linen and a vacuum
cleaner.

The sewing committee received
praise for their work in makiny and
mending hospital linen supplies.

It was decided to hold the annual
bridge and crib tournament at any
time during the months of January
or February. Anyone in © Williams
Lake or the surrounding district in-

tables is asked to contact M
ley or Mrs. Avery, for rules in enter=
ing the tournament.

An appeal was made for new mem-
bers for the auxiliary. Anyone willing
to work for the hospital is welcome
to join.

Skating Instructor
Again Gives Lessons

Miss Pat Murphy, former~ Con-
naught Skating Club member, who

several fancy skating routines for
the big ice carnival at the arena, is
undertaking the job again this sea-
son. =

Mis Murphy is fresh trom a three
and a half month stay at the coast
during which time she brushed up
on the art with the Connaught Club's
#oP Canadian skaters.

Lessons are being given to the
youngsters at the Arena every Tues-
day and Friday evening from eight
to nine-thirty and Miss Murphy ex-
pects last year’s class of 30 wall be
increased considerably.

Work on the routines is being
done in preparation for ano T ice
[caeival to be staged in the last week
in February. Costumes for the car-
nival are being supplied by the Van-
couver club.

. =
To Carry Canada’s Olympic Hopes to Norway , Horsefly News
ame BILL RBID drove a truck to wit
Mame Lake for the Niquidet brothers
Saturday. Clarence Hooker accom-
panied him,

WE HEAR that Fred Jones will
be on the wood pile soon, as he has
the contract for cutting the school
wood.

Church Notices

ST. ANDREW'S UNITED
11 a.m. Sunday Scnooy
7:30 p.m. Evening Service,

SACRED HEART
Sunday Mass 9:00 am,
Sunday Devotions 7:30, p.m,

RONNY WALTERS with PF. Hook-
er and son Perry motored ty Wil-
liams Lake Friday om business and
stayed over for the evening show.

PENTECOS7aL, ASSEMBLIES
Pastors: Rev. and Mrs. G. Rosner
2:00 p.m. Sunday School:

7:30 p.m. Evening service
, in home of Rey, Rosner
—_o-—__ is

ST. PETER’S
Geo, J. Fielder, Viear

MISS IRENE JOHNS’ arrivea in
‘Horsefly in time for the opening of
school. She spent her holidays in
Vancouver with friends.

THERE WILL BE a belatea New
Year’s dance in Horsefly January 12
as it was 400 cold to haye
31st. .

it ou the! sanuary 13,° Epiphany 1

9 am. Holy Communion

11 a.m, Children’s Seryice

Lessons

7:30 p.m. The Service of the Nine
Meterologists’ charts show that|- Commencing Sunday, Jan. 13, con-

Canada’s summer temperatures are| tirmation. classes will be held after

te everal degrees: higher than| Children’s, service andl atiee Even-

three generations ago. song every Sunday

x OUR WEATHER has been a little
warmer the last couple of days.

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FRESH FISH

second term. |

is Miss A. Konzuk.

and play will be every

for mixed curling.

turnout will result.

5 Ki or new
The shortie is growing in impor- Looking: «

Lady Curlers
Elect. Officers

Bishop their president for a

First vice-president of the club is
Mrs. M. Lunn and secretary-treasurer

- Fees for the year are again $6
afternoon
from 2-4 o’clock. Only exception to
this schedule 1s Wednesday after-
noon, which will be again heid open

From four to six the school teach-
ers and high school girls wil) take
over play. Students were invited to
first
reports indicate a good-

members,

neceneren

We were talking the other day
about the almost imposible possibil-
ity of finding a house and moving out
of our apartment above the news-
Paper. Although we are fairly com-
fortable, albeit somewhat crowded,
still it does not seem an em.nently
desirable place to bring up a baby.

With trucks roaring past with,open
exhausts belching (remind me to
write about them someday) plus the
office door banging a hundred times
a day,’ not to mention the presses
Pounding away, it is not conducive
to good nerves in an¥one. 5

But the thought of moving also
brings with it that horrifying experi-
ence of
“shall-I keep this,
I put that?”
T'don’t know how it is in your fam.

but in this one the male mem-
lways seems to be absent at these
1 times. He has had to conveni-
ently go ahead to get the lay of the
Jand and the new job, and find a place

and “where will

the

Darrel only to find that you still have
a full barrel. How did they get all
those dishes in too?

Speaking of moving, always brings
to my mind two incidents; one made
me furious, the other scared to death.

The first was connected with my
first move, to join Clive who was sta-
tioned with the army in Nova Scotia.
As I went through my cedar chest
picking out articles to take. J made
the annoying discovery that instead
of having two Irish linen tablecloths
which were given to me as wedding
Presents, I possessed only one. The
| ether was no doubt pilfered at some
time by a light-fingered maia in my
wpother’s home,

*On the other occasion, I was un-
jacking a barrel of- china taat had
then ‘stored in’ an empty oom. As 1!
neared the bottom of the bairel, I
noticed the paper seemed to be very
finely shredded and I discovered why
when I grabbed the next handful. j
For a fraction of a second I held

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club has extended an invitation to
women who would like to: try the
game to turn out any afternoon -be-
tween two and four without charge.

tance since it has added winter to
iis conquests of th> seasons. This
handsome coat is of bright red nov.
elty woollen, collared, cuffed and

for us to live. Thus he has no realiza-
tion of the tremendous task involved
in moving. That is, unless you employ

about five squirming baby mice, none
over an inch long. =
I wonder if it hurt when I dropped

lined with sleek, inky black Hudson
seal. With it’ is worn

been chosen. The women y

duced

ed a weight of

to reach that size. | Company.

Play started Tuesday afternoon
but the season rinks have not yet
play
for two cup this year. The Williams

: Lake Meat Market trophy, emblem-
fo i eae | ale Ghee Club: ehemBlonchip, goes

The largest crystal of sugar pro-|into competition for the first time

a nine | as does the new challenge trophy do-
Pounds and took more than 11 years] nated by T. Henry and the P. Burns

packers.

When we moved to Williams Lake,
I arranged to have movers come in
for a couple of days to give mea and.
In my innocence I supposed that they
would only pack breakables such as
dishes, mirrors, lamps, ete., which |
had set out ready But they really take
over, and before the day was half
over, they were into bureau drawers
dragging out all manner of unmen-

Uonable articles requesting “what

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shall we do with these, iaay

According to these men, people now
just walk out of their homes leaving
them “as is” and then :hey take over
— even to washing the dirty dishes
before they are packed, and deciding
what articles should be kept and
which ones discarded. It seems fan-
tastic.

The other end of the move is almos

size in my mind. When the furniture
arrived and it became necessary to
Squeeze it into the postage-stamp
rooins, I was stymied. I knew we
Wouldn't be using the back bedroom,
so us the boxes and barrels and ex.
traneous furniture were carted in, 1
would say “put it in the back bed-

room, boys.” This became a standing
Joke as the afternoon wore on, ‘and

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when the final article — the piano —
was laboriously hauled up the back
stairs, ,the mover said ‘Where do you
want this, lady," and before L could
reply, said “I know, in the back hed-
room,

As the back bedroom measures ap-
Droximately 6 ft. by 6 ft., that would
have been an even better trick than
getting the piano up the stairs in the
first place.

It was weeks befdre the final bar-
| Tel of china was emptied (Ut was han-
dy to set the hotplate on anyhow) and
we could look around to a fatrly tidy
| home, Ineldentally, there’s a most
Jamazing thing about those barrels,
| Atter you have unpacked ga dinner
!rervice, each piece of which has been
| iberally wrapped with excelsior, you

stuff all the excelslor back in the

them? — and ran? °

Just for the record, when Clive
went to dispose of them a few hours
later, Mama and Papa Mouse had ap-
parently taken their family to a new
home where they would doubtless be
undisturbed.

ANNUAL, STATEMENT

Williams Lake Hospital Auxiliary

$154.92

Cash on hand Jan. 1951 ...
Receipts

Membership fees .... $16.00

Proceeds from Bridge & Crib 107.54

Can. Legion W.A. Donation 100.00

2 Tag Days 295 4

Hospital Tea 21.50
Less Expenses

Bridge & Crib prizes $29.49

Stamps, record book — 9.66

.C. Hospital fee B16)
as bad, as you frantically try to de. hikers 2.50
cide where to put things. I haa viewed | © 2
this apartment on a previous visit to $43.80
Williams Lake, but with time and dis. eel
tance it had grown considerably in $631.30

Bought for Hospital
Bolt of Cotton
Flannelette
Linen
Baby Sheets
Children’s pyjamas
Children’s dressing gown ..
Patients’ gowns (12)
Operating room gowns (8) .

Electrolux
Miscellaneous supplie
Gifts for patients, 1950

Balance, Cash in bank

$€31.39

LADIES CURLING

EVERY AFTERNOON

2 pam, to 4 pan,

Anyone Interested tu playing
Contact Mrs. Bishop

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