Page 6 ~~ THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. Thursday, April 2, 1953. where her parents, the late Mr. and Ladies Curling Club Daughter of Pioneer Mrs. J. E. N. Smith, operated: the Closes With Social |Clinton Family Dies |caton rote. sne tvea alt ner tite A in the South Cariboo centre. ~ One . A social evening at the home of Funeral services were conducted = 5 Mrs. 8. last Wednesday, /in Clinton on Tuesday for Mary ther brother, A. J. Smith of Clinton - marked the wind-up of|Bliza Smith,’69, sister of J. M. G.|also survives. Father Ryan and ATTEND RECORDED PROGRAM ' “A SHIPLOAD OF SCOTCH” Forty persons attended the two- ee 3 and-a-half hour recorded program of 7 Handel's Messiah that was present- ed last Sunday afternoon in the Oliver Theatre. Ten dollars was collected during the program and turned over to the Red Cross. the ladies’ curling season. Smith of Williams Lake. Father Sutherland conducted the John Borkow- Miss Smith was born in Uncen ance services. ! ski, presented the trophies to the = winning rinks. Mrs. M. Lunn’s rink consisting of Mrs. F. Bass, Mrs. S. Maxfield and Mrs. Wm. Smith, took dhe ‘Williams Lake Mest Masked A PROFESSIONAL PERMANEN trophy. Placing second was Mrs. K. Rife's rink. Mrs. J. Stitt’s rink of Mrs. F. Bass, Mrs. D. Beaman and Mrs. Jack Half- nights captured the Twee Henry cup (Burns trophy). Runner up was was Mrs. C. Huston’s rink. . +... and you can be certain sis a re FeentaGrouhtl you'll look your very best Place winners were given Coronation- with a ‘Manhattan’ pe design cups and saucers. ‘coe : Be ready for DATES SET FOR CLINTON THE EASTER PARADE 85th ANNUAL BALL iChurch Notices! NDREW’S UNITED Good Friday 11 a.m. Service of Worship Easter Sunday 11 a.m. Open Session of Sunday school (parents welcome) + 7:30 p.m. Evening service ot ST. PETER’S Geo. J. Fielder, Vicar 5 Good Friday 11 am. Family Service Easter Sunday 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion 11:30 a.m. Holy Communion 7:30 p.m. Evensong —-o. SACRED HEART Sunday Mass 9:00 am. Sunday Devotions 7:30 p.m. ——o. CALVARY TABERNACLE Pastors: Rev. and Mrs. G. Rosner 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning worship cri Hea 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic service The twelve members of the Bannon family of Greenock, Scot- All the players on the winning teams were also presented with “curling” lapel pins, while the second- Telephone 15-R-4 for appointment Clinton’s 85th annual ball will be held this year on May 14 and 15. On the afternoon of the second day there will be the crowning of the|| - MARGARET BLENKINSOP May Queen, followed by a parade, ciarea's sports, ana a cymmnans|! ‘The Manhattan Beauty Salon at the stampede grounds. Bible Study, Tuesday, 8 p.m. land, are seen on their arrival in New York aboard United States, a a Children’s Hour, Friday 4 p.m. - Included in the clan, which lett the land of bagpipes anu heather : ; raver Servisa: Pell: @opaa, to emigrate to Toronto, are Grandson Brian McKay, 3, front; Mary praise @ Preyer Seiyice, welt, 8 yim McCroery and James Towie, both 10, first row; Marie Towie, 13. Everyone Welcome ae Veronica Towie, 25 ,ana Pat McCrorey, 16, second row: i Held in the home of Rey. and Mrs. G. El.nore McCroey, Bernard Bannon, Jr., Janet Towie and young Rosner, 6th Avenue. Janet, one year, third row; and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bannon at top. ~ Seventeen other members of the family are expected to or aster 0 arrive later on, after thc Bannons are seliled in their new home. Forest Grove Evangelical Free Church cata mi Bulnay Shoo) -—- WITH IRENE 8:30 p.m. Thursday. Fellowship meeting 11:30 a.m. Morning Worship Even though we had a blizzard on (nails which might prove tempting = Monday, and so far there have been|fodder for a small child. 1t meant few days warm enough to wear a|pulling up the old dead flowers jight coat, still there are definite| which should have been disposed of signs to tell me that spring is here. |last fall. I thought of our pride in A couple of weeks ago Clive took|last year’s garden, our delight in down the storm windows because I] winning a few prizes in the Fall felt it was unbearably stuity in the | Fair and it seemed a long time apartment. Mother Nature evidently|to wait until May 24th, Williams took note of this and promptly sent|Lake deadline for planting. Got to a few icy March blasts which billow-|try for prize asters again! ed out the drapes (through a closed| J delved into the trunk and pawed window) and left me longing for the | tentatively through our light clothes, storm windows again. wondering as usual why”it ves dihe As he was taking off the storm win-|when summer comes, we bave no summer clothes and when winter ¥ dows, Clive also ambitiously cleaned - 3 5 ‘5 > - MID-DAY SPECIALS [1. cusiae panes which more-or-less | Closes in, we appear to have no win- No Easter Bunny ever had a brighter array of Easter Ege Colours than we Next dime woe in eee forced me into cleaning the inside. | ter clothes. I tried Elaine’s summer have in our large selection of little girl Criskay dresses and blouses and skirts, coifee or ieee! drink, This unexpected brilliance flooding gout ae her . siete ney ae And, of course, there are chambrays and prints with perky contrast trims. , i the h e seemed to reveal dirt lurk-|to Jet down e hem, and it . R order a tasty sandwich Ae aaa ie corner, and I realized |seem possible that soon there would Sizes 6 months to Teen-age Girls .. $1.95 up . . served in a jiffy, ant it $1.50. up they’re tasty and satis- be no sweaters to button, no leggings Blouses in Nylon and Criskay, sizes 2-14x . to zip on and off, no coats or loots that spring-cleaning was fast rear- ing its ugly head. fying. On rare days I feel very ambitious | or mitts to struggle with. Oh happy ee ‘ | ‘ = = , fee y witeee agai 4 aa | Tih BANQUET ROOM and think I will tear right into the | day! : ay eae for work; in fact the paint-brush actual-| It’s spring, and on Sunday: jthe ¢ Private Use = ly.cime! Out Of Riding for-a few hours, Aremen did thelr ususl ood Job. of Play Ball! Denim Eisenhower Jackets with caps to match, for boys and girls. the other night. while I dabbed at the | Washing yey a ee wan tie Boxer Jeans, Cowboy Kings, Caribou Jeans, for Boys and Girls, 2 to 14 years woodwork. But most days a strange |]ation of dirt and trash trom the Ameritex Washable Gabardine Drapes for Girls -- Corduroy Batwing Jackets, 8 to. 14x THE LAKEVIEW HOTEL lassitude creeps over més I view the | main street. .My locker 1s almost accumulating jobs with distaste; |¢mpty of corn-on-the-coh and frozen RESTAURANT and then take Elaine out for a walk. | Strawberries, and they are selling This, they say, is spring fever. golden daffodils in the stores. And I cleaned up ‘the garden Sunday, |the Stampede Association is making which meant collecting a boxful of |their annual plea for more volunteer broken glass, jagged cans and rusty | Workers. t night I heard a cat's hollow wail,and was reminded that there INTERIOR FREIGHTWAYS would be no Mamie and her kittens to trip over this spring. SCHEDULED FREIGHT SERVICE We went for a drive Sunday, and Between Williams Lake and Quesnel although the trees looked sere and Leaves Quesnel 1 p.m. Mondays and ‘Thursdays brown and snow still lay on higher Leaves Williams Lake 1 p.m. Tuesday and Friday ground, we saw a covey of bluebirds INTERIOR FREIGHTWAYS, settle among the harsh yellow stub- W. T. Hannah ble of a field and spires of soft grey! = pussywillows pointing to the: sky. And the ice on Williams Lake looked soft and dark too, ready to break anyj minute and show the bright blue water. There is the sound of hammer and Little Brother will shine in the Easter Parade too. If he’s in the two to six- saw In the air, and when friends Year group, we have smart sailor suits; matching cord longs and zipper front show us their plans for a house, I Jackets: ovey fle ls tan Vyelle - plain cord shorts; and smart bl drool over ‘auch muzidane things. as Jackets; grey flannels; tartan Vyella or plain cord shorts; and smart blazers. the dining-area, a spot for the fur- Boys Dress Shirts, 8 to 14 .. nace and the multitudinous cup- Boys Striped Socks, Nylon reinforced boards in the kitchen. Down at the lake, Bert and Pat Lloyd have a new road hacked out of the hillside leading to their building ; site high over the water. Directly he- no sr then alone ee For Wee Folks down to a spot right on the beach - that Fred and Pat Bass have picked for a summer home. Farther out, ... the coat sets in corduroy, silk or gabardine Brandly’s car can often be seen park- . is 3 ... high-heeled sandals, pumps and ed on the highway close to Barney are washable and dainty. .There are styles for - Boe’s while Erwin and Helen and the New range of colours that are just right for Spring wearing . a > ead: Hx » ny a aaTe casuals .... pleated leather styles, nylon and boys work on their property below. hoys and girls priced from $5.25 up. The bigger suede .... matched sets, shoes and handbags. Last spring the Stangoes had sone girls, 7 to 14x, will rival the flowers in their gay » es wonderful dreams of the fabulous . , log house they would build on the wool or nylon gabardine coats, many with match- shores of Chimney Lake. But since 55 inte a ; no THE HOME OF SUSAN & HANNA CASUALS that time, our plans have undergone|} 48 hats and handbags, a slight revision. | If you should happen fo have a =) TH WA L K R I slightly used cabin for sale at a very oe [cece] LEES LADIES’ WEAR : we are in the market. Otherwise we (Opposite the Ranch Hotel) et use a tent, : “Tis spring, after alle ;