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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE. 8.6.

Thureday, Nevember #7, 1959

District Couple
Wed at
Kamloops

The United Church at Kamloops

Houseman, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Houseman of Buffalo
Creek, became the bride of Roy Hal-

dorson of Prince Albert, Sask., on|f0or-length skirt. A lily-of-the-vailey |

November 8th. The ceremony was
Performed by Rey. A. L. Anderson.
The bride chose an attractive blue
it with white accessories for the
occasion, and carried a bouquet of
and red roses and white chry-
santhemums

Attendants were Miss Doreen
Houseman as bridesmaid, while the
groom was supported by Maurice
Baril of Buffalo Creek as best man.

Included in the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. J. Turnbull of Kamloops,
aunt and uncle of the bride; Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Thiebault, Mrs. H.
Thiebault and Harvey Houseman.

On their return to Buffalo Creek,
2 reception of fifty friends gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. House-
man to welcome the new couple,

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Engagement

Mrs. M. M. Wright of Meadow-
bank Ranch announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Eva Noreen
Mr. George MacDonald, son of Mr.

Vancouver.

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Prince George Shares Local

Interest In Pretty Wedding

A lovely lace over satin gown was chosen by Ruth Mary
Westwick, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Westwick

of Williams Lake for her marriage last Thursday to Leonard
Was the scene of a pretty wedding of| Harold Pickering, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Pickering of
Sinterest to thé district when Ramona | Prince George. The yows were exchanged before Rev. J. Col-

clough in St. Andrew’s United
The bridal gown featured a beaded
pearl collar with fitted bodice and

coronet held the finger-tip veil, and
she carried a bouquet of pink and
white carnations and heather. She
was given in marriage by her-father.

As her sister’s sole attendant,
Miss Winnie Westwick was attired
in an ice blue gown fashioned with
lace top and a bouffant skirt of two
layers of net over satin. A halo head-
dress with chapel veil and elbow
length gloves completed her cos-
tume, and she carried a bouquet of
pink and white carnations and

Mr. Laurence Westwick, the
bride's brother, supported the groom
as best man. Ushers were Mr. Eddie
Westwich and Mr.Charles McKay.
| For the reception at. St. Peter's
jHall which followed the ceremony,
the hall was beautifully decorated
with pink and white streamers and
bells by Mr. Andy Westwick. A three-
tiered wedding cake flanked by bou-
quets of asters and rosebuds centered
the tea-table.

The bride’s mother who received

Mrs. M. D. MacDonald of North| the guests, was gowned in a grey

and silver nylon dress enhanced by
@ corsage of carnations. Assisting
her were the bride’s sister-in-law,
Mrs. A. Westwick, and Mrs. G.
Knight and Mrs. R. Mitchell.

Serviteurs were Miss Lynn West-
wick, Miss Gwen Knight and Miss
E. Mitchell.

The toast to the bride was pro-
posed by the best man.

For the honeymoon trip to Prince
George, the bride donned a suit of
grey blue gabardine and black ac-
cessories, and wore a corsage of
carnations.

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Church at 3 p.m.
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They will make their home on the
Y.S. Raneh at Williams Lake.

Out-of-town guests included My,
and Mrs. Ralph Overton of Pertic-
ton, Floyd Johnson of Lac La Hache,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mitchell of Vic-
toria, Mr. and Mrs. W. MeKenzie of
Mountain House, and Mrs. Daisy
Pinchbeck.

AT HORSRFLY

Shower Honours
Recent Bride

A miscellaneous shower in honor
of Mrs. Ronald Hutiman. the former
Lorine Waiters, was held at the
home of Mrs. B. Hooker, Horsefly,
on Sunday afternoon.

As Mrs. Huffman is now living
in Vancouver the gifts were present-
ed to her mother Mr. Glenn Walters,
to be forwarded to her daughter.

Co-hostesses for the occasion were
Mrs. B. Hooker and Mrs. C. Newtou

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Last Wednesday, Mrs. Fred Gra-
ham and son David came over to
claim Mamie’s kitten, a cute orange
and white thing almost identical to
its mother. We hated to see it go,
but then we have always felt that w
whenever it came time for Mamie's
latest brood to leave the fold.

The antics of kittens can keep me
in stitches at any time, but add one
small child — and you get a panic.

It was hard to tell who got the
worst of it. When the kitten first
discovered there was a world outside
of his cardboard box home and be-
gan navigating on unsteady fee:,
Elaine was fascinated by the phe-
nomenon. Her first exploratory
thrusts ended in slight scratches and
much wailing on her part.

But she soon became inured to this
torture no matter how badly the kit-
ten scratched, and delighted in pull-
ing, hugging and otherwise mutilat-
ing the animal. It was picked up by
its tail, by a hunk of skin on its back.
and by one leg. Her favorite trick
was to pick it up by the head and
offer it to either Clive or me with an
enquiring “Da?", while we screamed
“Elaine!! No! No ” and leaped to
the rescue. The silly part was that
after its eyes had gone back into
their sockets, that kitten came right
back for more punishment.

It pulled threads in my brand
new hostess chair, and it left a dank
brown stain on the bathroom floor;
but we still hated to see it go.

Mamie was a good mother and
stayed with her kitten.” She endured
its rough-housing and even occasion-
ally joined in the fun. Occasionally
when young son got too tough, there.
was a squeal when he was reprim-
anded.

She was good with Elaine too, to
my amazement. Before the kitten’s
advent, she had put up with much
the same treatment and only retali-
ated with a scratch once. I thought
this was exceedingly good behaviour
in a cat that was not used to chil-
dren.

The kitten left on Wednesday; on
Thursday Mamie went out and did
not return. I was worried as she had
never stayed away before, but every
morning I hoped that 1 would find
her on the doorstep.

It is now Monday night, and we
know where Mamie is.

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A phone call trom Mrs. Graham
sent Clive over to find Mamie under
the store, only half alive and he
pretty face badly mutilated, The|
quick shot that followed was the
kindest thing that could happen to
her.

She was four years old. She was
with us when we made the momen-
tous move up to Williams Lake. She
rode with her brother, Mickey, on
the back seat of the car all the way
and then back down to New Wesr-
minster and back again when we
took our holidays that first year.
She was a well-travelled cat.

She and Mickey. were alternately
enemies and good friends. Kor no
apparent reason, Mamie wonld take
a swipe at Mickey and Clive would
say “Isn't that just like a woman?”,
A few minutes later, she would be
washing him as though to make up.

I didn’t feel too badly last winter
when we had to dispose of Mickey
when he became ill. I was not as fond
of him, and I still had Mamie.

And now ... no Mamie.

There is only one good aspect
about the whole thing. Now [’0 orly
be able to bore my readers with tales
of Mae.

But those of you who have pets
and love them, will understand why
|I am writing this with tears in my
reyes.

This is the last tale of Mam

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