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Lillooet To Be Home
Of Saturday’s Newlyweds

Lillooet will be the new home of toast to the bride was proposed by
Audrey Juanita Norquay and Ernest Mr. Bernie Pharis, brother-in-law of
Garry Dermody.who were united in the bride.
marriage Saturday evening. Rey. J./ For their wedding trip to Vancou
Colclough performed the ceremony | and Seattle, the bride wore a
at 7:30 pm. in the home of the navy blue suit with red accessories,
bride’s parents. and a corsage of white carnations.

The bride, who is the youngest! Out-of-town guets included Mr,
Gaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T.|and Mrs. Kenneth Norquay of Mar.
Norquay of Williams Lake, way|guerite, andMr. and Mrs. Bernie
dressed in a lovely white strapless|Pharis of Vancouver.
gown of nylon net and lace over satin, F $$$
it was styled in ballerina length with

r rin style collar of nylon lace S, ‘Le

aad net, and topped by a matching A 4 eee
jacket. Her shoulder yeil of white
nylon fell from a floral halo of white
and blue flowers, and she carried a
bouquet of pink and white carna-
tions.

An identical gown of nylon net
and lace in a delicate powder blue
was chosen by the bridesmaid, Miss
Anna May Ure, and her colonial bou-
quet was fashioned of pink and white
carnations.

The groom, second eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Dermody ot
Lillooet, supported by Keith
Norquay, brother of the bride, as
best man.

At the reception which followed, a

The travelling salesman was tell-
ing his cronies of an experience he
tad had a few days before. “1
driving through the hilibilly count
when I saw targets painted on every
tree and post in sight, and each sup-
ported one bullet hole in the dead
entre of the bull’s eye. Curious to
earn how any man could be suci an
accurate shot, I enquired at the vil-
age and was umazed to learn the
sman was the village dimwit.
{ went over to him and asked, “Huw
Jo you happen to be such a’dead
ot?” “Easy as pie,” he answered,
‘I just shoot first and paint the tar-
set afterwards.”

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was

There had been a long dry spell

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A very good resp to the an- i
a aoe ae ues ay Ausil.| “Pretty tough,” replied the other.
a Be GAY ss Rae Why, our cattle are so thin that by
jary held during the Cattle Sale was| 2
a jusing carbon paper, we ean brand
Feported at the regular meeting last | at 0 Sues
Thursday. The sum of $157.45 was| :
realized.

Dishes and silverware will be pur-} “Bos For goodness sakes man,
chased for the semi-private ward/ why don’t you use your head?”
Jays by the. group wilo voted $20.00] Modern laborer: . “Not without
for this purpose. permission of the union.

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B:0:

Thursday, November 18, 1883.

One day, a number of years ago, I
was travelling on a bus. towards
New Westminster when a small child
became ill, and to put it bluntly,
‘threw up.” The mother dabbed
frantically with a few Kleenexes at
the child, but was foreed to leave
the puddle on the floor. The incon-
siderate driver continued on his way
without p: except to throw in-
diguant glances backwards, while
one by one the passengers threw
»pen the windows. The young mo-
ther’s embarrassment mounted with
each passing second.

2

I made a mental note then, thar if
I ever travelled with children of my
»wn, I would go equipped with paper
vugs, quantilies of paper and rags
ibly even a small bucket of |
nd scrubbing brush.

But over the years I had forgot-
ten these admonitions to myself, and
when the chance of a ride to the
coast presented itself recently, I
4 tarted out with little apprehensions,
| laine had never been car-sick.

1 think the fault lay with myself,
in making sure that she had a good
lunch before starting on the trip; a
lighter meal would no doubt have
‘sat’ easier. Somewhere between
the 100 Mile and Clinton, a small
eruption took place and 1 was only
saved complete embarrassment by
catching most of the revolt in a
handy disposable diaper. There was
considerable mopping-up and open-
ing of windows though, and { am
thankful I wus among friends.

On the plane coming back, you
may be sure that I held the carton
provided for that purpose about two
inches away from Elaine’s face

and answered “No, this is the peni-
tentiary; we have some babies here
but probably not the kind you would
like.”

I discovered that the same soap
operas: were still going strong on
U.S. stations with Helen Trent still
trying to prove something although
she is over forty, or is it fifty now?;
Our Gal Sunday is still trying to find
happiness as the wige of Lord Henry
Brinthrop; and Big Sister is still
having trouble with little brother
Neddie. I came back to find that only
two hours had elapsed on Laura “uta.
in my week’s absence and began to
wonder if I had really been away.

I saw one good show — “The Quie:
Man.” Not having read_ anything
about it, the title led me to think it
would be a highly dramatic picture
IT was surprised when it turned out
to be a sprightly. comedy photo-
graphed in Ireland. At first I relt it
was rather far-fetched, but ‘it is a
Pieture that grows on you and 1
would gladly see it again. Of course |
the technicolor Irish countryside ts{
superb, too.

With two flights to my credit, I
hooked passage on the plane for
home with narry a flutter. Shucks, I

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was a veteran now. And_so Saturday
morning 1 settled in my seat -vith
Elaine, and adjusted my safety belt
with practised ease. The last passen-
ger aboard was a very inebriated
gentleman who wavered to a place
directly in front of me and began a
loud conversation with his seat com-

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of an air crash.

, As the ground rushed away from
under our wheels, he intoned “thir-
ty-six dead and forty-four injured.”

I didn’t do or see anything very] nose of us within earshot, just

my week's vacation ati smiled w&h amusemest and continu-
stminster, the main’ purpose | eq to gaze out at the receding earth

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al there were many changes even i:/it's the coming down,” our inebriat.
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down; whole blocks have been level-|-This was followed with another se
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and many new buildings -already|four injured
j completed. It’s amazing. By this time I was gazifig with
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