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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, January 22, 1953.

- A WORLD CHAMPION LOOKS BORED Disaster Com m

A total of 27 bundles of clothing
to 18 town and district families who
needed assistance were distributed
last year by the Emergency Clothing
Committee.

Organized last May by women of
various town organizations, the com.
mittee stockpiled clothing and house.
hold items that could be sent to
families who lose their own posses.
sions through fire or any other dis-
aster. ©

The committee held its
meeting Tuesday afternoon and
named Mrs. S. McBurnie chairman:

Mrs. W. Bellmond, vice-chairman,
and Mrs.=H. Atwood, secretary-
treasurer. a

The committee decided that only
one annual drive for clothing would
be held each dona-

18 District Families In Year

annual}:

Okanagan, Cariboo Wife Preservers
Points Share Interest;
In Recent Wedding |

Kelowna shared interest with the
Lac La Hache district in the marriage

ittee Assists

successful although the appeal that
was published for kitchen utensils
did not bring much response. Only

one loca] firm contributed to the ap-| Of Mary Palahnuik to Alfred R.
peal which was made to assist an| Heltman at St. Andrew’s United
Church January 10. Rey. J. Col-

individual case. Z

After ironing your little girl's dress

which has gathered pockets, stuf the

Pockets with clean tissue and they will
cel:

puff up nicely

clough performed the rites at 2 p.m.
The bride, who is the only daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Palahnui.

Mrs. H. Lockwood of Lae La

Hache was a recent week-end visitor
of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Bass.

4 of Wright Station chose an attractive '
dressmaker suit in airforce blue wit
navy accessories for the occasion.
Her lovely corsage was composed of

by Hee ela
Mrs. S. B. Mussalem of Castlegar,
arrived recently to make her home| Pink resebuds and forget-me-nots.
with her daughter and son-in-law,| Sole attendant for the bride was
Dicauad Nis Sent wos Mrs. Louise Wilkie, who was attired
in a black pin-stripe suit with black
i accessories. =
The groom, who is the eldest son
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Heltman of
was supported by John

The Famous

Hoover

Vacuum Cleaner

Al Stewart, CPA agent, left Mon-
day for a ten-day course at the coast] of
being held by the airline. R. Spence! Kelowna

available in either

5
factory. On

kutter—1,500 pounds.

inay be just bored, as she views the nine five-quart pails she is expected
to fill at her barn in Carnation, Wash.,
by the Holstein-Friesian Association of

pa

Society note in the Wrexham

England, Leader: “The bride's goin,
away outfit consisted of a dark gree:
gabardine suit with
Both are well known locally.”

coat to tone.

~~Central Press Canadian
the world champion walking milk

Where her output was checked
America.

Charter Member of
Two Prairie Groups
Joins Local Auxiliary

s
na

CLOSING

for

Staff Holidays

Our plant will close
6 p.m. January 24

é re-opening

9 a.m. February 9th

WILLIAMSLAKE
Dry CLEANERS

“Mrs. Fred Graham was initiated
as a new member of the Women’s
Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion at
their regular meeting Friday “night.
Mrs. Graham was a charter member
of the Quill Lake Auxiliary in Sas-
katchewan when it was formed in
1946 and a charter member of the
Auxiliary at Strathmore, Alberta,
when it was formed in 1948.
Committees for the coming year

dent, Mrs. V. Imhoff. Social convener
is Mrs. R. Kelt assisted by Mrs.. F.
Mellish; ways & means committee,
Mrs Graham and Mrs. G. Gibbons;

well, 3 E. G. Woodland and Mrs.
C. Stangoe; children’s-ward, Mrs. C,
| McIntosh, Mrs. G. Gibbons and Mrs.

| A. Bagle; poppy committee, Mrs. Vv.

| Imhoff; membership, Mrs D. Mars
j and Mrs. F. B. Bass; press, Mrs
Stangoe.

Item in the London Times: “The
Clairvoyant Society will not have its
usual meeting this week due to un-

were also formed by the new presi-

bursary committee, Mrs. G. Black-

year although

tions will be accepted anytime. of Vancouver is relieving operator] Galigan as best man, upright (with the

The first drive last May was very at the airport. After the ceremony, fle wedding -patented WHandi-
Party returned to Wright Station =sac), or in tank
mo ee where a large gathering of friends sat |
down to a turkey supper. The toast to || Models.
the bride was proposed by Earl Ny-
--- WITH IRENE oe :
Following their honeymoon trip to Hoover :

a “;p_| the Okanagan, the new couple. will Floor Polishers
Reprieve for everybody,’ in-

make their home at Wright Station.

Out-of-town guests included the

- Sage groom's parents, Mr, Wilbert Helt-

I Fecelved a/letter: this’ week Homilies 1 ae Mrs. Mary Galigan, aunt
Canim Lake who

Odds and sods week: A sure sign! kitten,
of winter in the Stangoe household, cluding the executioners!
recently was the appearance of a Hoover
small waif, a chocolate brown puppy, Electric Irons
near. our doorstep. With little en-
couragement Clive rescued her. from
the wind’s icy blast and we were
treated to an evening of joyous aa-
ties, and later to howls of anguish
that continued for 2 full hour when
she was shut away for the night,

{oan MeNeil.. iat “Ca of the bride, all of Kelowna.
couldn’t resist writing to tell me ~
about her Winter Wonderland as =e

seén from her kitchen window. “Be-
yond the quarter mile of whitened lien, Women Over AG
Feel Weak, Worn, Old?

fields lies six miles of Canim Lake.
u

beyond which rise the rocks of De-
ception, Mica, Big Cariboo and Tim- err ues
Want Normal Pep, Vim, Vitai

sen exh

I was thankful that the owner,| othy Mountains. With the early sun
Mrs. Cunningham, showed up early|on them it is. beyond description.
the next day to claim our wee board-| There is an island not far from shore
er. I did not feel up to coping with where the frosted treetops rise out
trying to separate Mac and the pup-] of the mist and glint and sparkle in
by, and/or Elaine and the puppy, aot| the sun reminding one of a huge sein.
to mention the damage wrought by} tillating jewel.” Joan goes on to say,
its apparently being afflicted with a| that she knows other ranch womenj
tiny bladder. must also have these gorgeous scenes

We were reminded of two winters; to offer and would love,to see some
Sgo when we fell heir to TWO waifs.| of them in print and therefor get to
The first a half-grown black Labra-| know our Cariboo a little better.
dor who sensing the couple of softies] We would both love to hear trem|4
within, parked on the doorstep for) any of you.

Several days until we took pity on] For my own part I'suppose anyone}
him. We tried advertising, but noj living in the country would fina little |
replies (faney that and from a Tri-| to rave about in the huddle of butia-|
bune ad!) We tried to give him away| ings called Williams Lake. Especially
to customers, but no takers. We] during last week when we were snln
Phoned the RCMP; to dispose of iim_Wyected to our annual “black snow”
but official reasons forbade this which turned the! town into a dreary

Then Clive added another member] place indeed. .
to our swelling menagerie (official! But one morning I looked over the
fount: tw@ dogs, two cats). He] town and saw a scene of rare beauty.
brought home a small kitten found| The air was absolutely still; clear
wandering on the main street. Again| and crackling with the thermometer
We tried advertising; no replies. Wel reading 35° below. The sun glinted|
Pleaded with our customers; no| on snowy rooftops, and the white |
takers. We phoned the RCMP; no| smoke from hundreds of chimney.
dice. (Official count: two dogs, three

Lake Hardware
& Plumbing

oduct

‘only bo¢. At sll drug stores

The Mankelten Beauty Salou

For appointment phone 15-R-4

Teena Borkowski

Valuesin
‘Better Living.

Items from our remaining stock

of fine furnishings as our E
Clearance Sale Continues
CHESTERFIELDS
Two-piece chesterfield in tapestry

«--» $127.00

forseen circumstances.” cats).

Matters began to take on the as.

pect of a huge joke with even Stat-
Sgt. Fairbairn phoning to ask “Ts
that the home of stray dogs and
cats?” when I decided that the
day of reckoning had come. The
kitten must lose his nine lives and
the dog join his pals in canine Val-
halla. But on that very day, rescue
came for the dog when an eleventh-
hour customer, Mrs. Web Ferris,
agreed to give him a home. Shortly
after, Mrs. Jack Moon's children per-
suaded her that they should have tle

Pre-Stock Taking
Mieat Specials

We are overstocked on some freezer lines and
must move them before stock taking January 31.

These lines will be marked as “stocktaking
Specials” in the display counter,

Take advantage of these extra low meat
prices while the stock lasts.

Cariboo Cold Storage Ltd.

= - | Sash tons

Grocery Specials

ROYAL CITY PORK & BEANS, 15 oz... per tin 14¢ |
MEDDO PEAS, sieve 5, 15 oz. - per tin 16¢
ROYAL CITY ASSORTED PEAS, 15 oz. per tin 20¢
CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP, 10 oz. per tin 15¢
BURNS’ CHUCK WAGON DINNER,

24 OZ. ....00- - per tin 70c
BURNS’ SPAGHETTI AND CHEESE,

15 oz. tin 2ic

Hardware Dept.

Excellent Selection

SHKis and Accessories
Outstanding Values

Clearing All SKates

at 10 Percent Discount

Black organzine taffeta — that
is, ‘affeta with an organza weave
—makes a charming two-piece cos-
tume, a nice choice for semi-formal
evening wear. The strapless top is
form fitted, owing to strategic bon-
ing, and is daintily embroidered

° With pink and white beads. The
skirt has lots of easy fullness, is
7 worn over a pink crinoline for the
best effect, and uses the embroidery
on ene hip only.

billowing straight up in filmy pillars
into the vivid blue sky.

Hand-made two-piece Ches
ed in Frieze -

rfield suites upl
your choice of ing ..
DAVENPORTS

Two davenports still available, both
long wearing Velour ....

Other cold weather notes: The
Tribune boasts the longest icicles in
town every winter, bar none. Any
objectors?

Poem: Breathes there a man

with soul so dead,
| who never to his wife has said,

| finished
| $94.00 and $109.00
|
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JAN MIKLER

in

“Why are your féet so cold in bed?’

ndard equipment in a cotton mill, the old spine
mule” has long since gone by the board,
inion Textile’s manufacturing equipment is now
tlie most modern in the worle y bought
7 of them Canadians) help
ind provide jobs for
ing in our plants.

us to turn out top quality

the 12,500 Can:
But equipment improv

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compete with the products of ot
lower n and Ine

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dollar an hour.

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