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THE TRIBGNH, WILLPAnS BARE, 8.8,

Thursday, August 14, 1pea,

NOR ACY

How can anyone think when the
Weather is so hot, hot, hot? Added
to the already suffocating air outside,
we have the delights of living in an
upstairs apartment close to the roof
and the glorious sun.

Come winter and 40 below, I know
I will be regretting the above sarcas-
tic remarks and wondering if I will
ever be warm again. But right now,
sitting in my damp, sticky clothes
with complete inertia threatening to
overtake mé, I'd give anything for
2 wintery blast.

We were feeling puffed up over our
garden a few weeks ago when sun-
dry other gardeners were amazed at
the profusion of bloom already evi-
dent in our back yard. From all re-
Ports our stocks and snapdragons
were the first to bloom in town.

But alas it also means that those
self-same stocks and snaps have had
it by now, so we Will have no entries
if’ those sections for the Fall Fair
Not that we expected to win really,
but you never know.

Guess there's a chance for the rest
of you now.

Can’t someone — the Mounties,
the Village Commissioners, the Pro-
vincial or Federal governments or
the United Nations do something

It is not allowed in the big cities,
why do we -have to put up with it
here?

While Clive went on a fishing trip
to distant Cliarlotte Lake last week-
end, I went on a picnic with friends
to Macleese Lake.

"Oh we remembered the bread this
time, but due to a misunderstanding
about who was to take what, we end-
ed up with plenty of food but no
knives, forks and spoons. The only
utensil between six of us was‘one
baby spoon.

Rescue came in the shape of Mrs,
W. Ferris, picnicking nearby wit
her family, who loaned us the neces-
sary implements.

Never a dull moment on our
picnics!

The trouble with having visitors,
the kind you like and enjoy of course,
is that they must eventually depart
If they are the type like my Mother
and a family friend who stayed ter
days with us recently, it is doubly
hard.

For ten days I hardly washed or
dried a dish, or swept a floor. I mau-
aged to struggle through the wash-
ing, but the ironing was miraculous-
ly done without any effort on my
part. I have about ten jars of jam
that I remember picking the berrice
for, but there my responsibility
ended.

‘Twas a great life while it lasted
But then they were goneleaving a
blank hole for a few days, until I got
organized once more.

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Unromantic Check
Kept On Marriages

The marriage laws contain many
interesting and unkown facts, states
an article in “B.C’s Health,” bullet.
of the Department of Health ar
Welfare. For example, how many

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people know thai Marriages have to
be performed in a room with “open
doors’? The strange law comes from
an old English law saying that hear-
ing of banns, solemnization of mar-
riages, and all judicial hearings must
be open to the public; that is, in a
room with “open doors.’ Anyone
with an objection must be allowed
to have his say.

People who plan to get married in
an aeroplane had better forget the
idea. A marriage in an aeroplane in
flight would not be easily accessibic
to the public and probably not legai.
Nor is it legal to be married in any
Place which charges admission, such
as in a theatre during a performance
or at a private ciub. This violates tho
“open door’ clause.

What about being married in the
middle of the night by a Marriage
Commissioner? Again, this wou.d
not be legal, for civil Marriages cau
be performed only between 10 a.m.
and 4 p.m. Religious ceremonies
have no such restrictions, as they
depend on the customs of each
church.

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Linen. much of it treated to
crease-resistant finishes and other
improvements, is again a big spring
and summer success, and appears in
some especially fashion-wise sepa-
rates. Crease-resistant Irish linen is
used for a two-cone blouse and skirt
mix-match costume, each piece just
as good on its own, The blouse can
be buttoned up close below the
small, demure collar. Slant-wise
flapped pockets and cuffed short
sleeves are other details. The skirt,
self-belted and gored, is in a deeper
tone with slit pockets at the hips.

Tea Honours
Departing Resident

Mrs. C. Stangoe entertained at a

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‘Couple Exchange Vows

At Quesnel Ceremony

St. Ann's Catholie Church at Ques-. Given in merriage by Mr. James
nel was the scene of a wedding of in- ‘Logie, the bride was lovely in her |
terest in Williams Lake when Bea-’ wedding dress of sheer white nylon |
(rice Jean Hughes, only daughter ot | frosted with dainty mauve and green
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes of Vancou- fiowers. Her white accessories includ-
ver exchanged vows with Murtin ed a tiny white crocheted hat, and
Matthew Latin. second eldest son of she carried a colonial Louquet of pink
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Latin of Williams and white carnations,

Lake. The ceremony was performed , ~ Miss Mary. Latin, sister of ‘the
by Father B. Johnson of Williams sreom, -who acted as bridesmaid,
Lake, August 6th at one p.m. chose an attractive gown of mauve
silk with white accessories. A cor-
SOMN OFTEN FORGOTTEN -|$a8e of white carnations. completed
ROME: J B her costume.

RULES OF HUNTING Mr. Frank Latin supported his
for gond life |Prether as best man.

Following a wedding dinner-recep-
tion. the new couple left on a honey-
moon trip south.
|. Mr. and Mrs. Latin will make their
j home in Williams Lake.

Remember these rules
insurance.

1. No matter what the “game”,
deer or target shooting, a gun is a
weapon—it pays to be careful.

2. Treat every gun with the re-
spect due a-loaded gun. This i sthe

Prince Ruper:
To Be Home
Of Newlyweds

Dean Cecil Swanson of Christ's

Chureli Cathedral in Vancouver offi-
ciated at the rites which. united
Dorothy Mellish only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mellish of Wil-
liams Lake, to Garry Colman Ingalls,
only son of Capt. and Mrs. A. Ingalis
of Prince Rupert. The ceremony took
place July 23 at 2 p.m,

The bride chose an attractive blue
gabardine suit with white accessories
for the occasion, and she carried a
bouquet of red and white carnations.

Following a reception at the Hoter
Georgia, the new couple left immedi-
ately for Prince Rupert where the
groom is employed.

3. Carry only empty guns, taken!
down or with the action oen, at all

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OBITUARY |

MARGARET STORMONT DOBIE

Funeral services were. conducted |
in New Westminster August 11 for™
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