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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMs LAKE, B.C.

--- WITH IRENE

Laugh” of the week: One day re-
neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.

cently our

Claude Barber, decided to worm
their a Tip. They were givine

him quite a strong dose—five pills—
easiest way to administer

and the

the medicine was to. rol] the pills up

in five balls of meat,
good.

So far, sou

But on the day in question plans
went slightly awry when Mac chose

that
ly visit.
choice
black

snout hove into view
nose.

There should be a moral
somewhere for Mac,

ucial moment to pay a friend-

As Mrs. Barber placed the
morsels before Tip, a long
aud
snatched the meat from: under Tip’s
in this
but the only

oe Gire results we have noted is that he
seems uncommonly eager. to get out.
side in the morning. ss
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is an almost identical
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8:15, only with an English accent,

morning and
repetition of
broadcast of

Along with everyone else, we
often wonder how some of the amaz-
ing exaggerated stories originate

after car accidents, bank holdups or
similar incidents in town.

After a recent accident, Clive was
stopped on the street one morning
and asked if he had heard about the
accident that morning between a
truck and an Austin in which one
man was killed and several injured.
Clive replied cautiously that. he
knew of an accident on Thursday
night involving a car and an Austin,
but no one was injured.

“But I heard that Mr. McKenzie
was hurt,” pursued the woman,

As it happened, Mr. Mckenzie
was going down the street on the
other side looking hale and hearty,
and Clive was able to point out the
obvious fact and snip that particu-
lar rumor in the bud.

Many of us pass on our informa-
tion in good faith and with a fair
amount of accuracy, but somewhere
along the line, someone must embel-
lsh or distort the facts out of all
resemblance to the truth

I had an instance of this too re-
cenlly. A woman asked me if I had
heard of the murder out her way.
When I replied, “Well, I heard of a
near-suicide,” she said “quickly “Oh
yes, yes. That’s what I meant — a
near suicide.” What she meant and
what she said were slightly different.

and a simple little job, But youll
never know with what fear and trep-
idation Unat I suggested that it would
ps be a good idea to paper the
instead of painting it.

We papered once before. It was a
Uny laundry room in our house in
Westminster, and the wails
in such poor condition that
painting was out of the question.

So we papered it,
nice day when we si
mixed up the thick a
say abandon. We spreaa
bright yellow paper with eager en-
thusiasm, envisioning ovr transfig-
ured laundry room,

But when Clive triea to fit the
paper around the cupboards and the
laundry tubs on the south wall, the
day seemed to lose some of its joy.
and as we worked around the win.
dow and door on the west wall, dull
rumblings could be heard. The air
srew dark as we worked around the
cupboards on the north wall, and the
carth and I trembled as he tried to
manoeuver around the chimney and
door on the east wall,

It had been a
rted too.

out_the

We have not paperea since, until
now.

But do you know, we had hardly
any trouble at all. Maybe it’s because
a eeiling has no cupboards, laundry
tubs, windows, doors or chimneys to
go around.

Lillooet Shares Interest

With ‘Lake In Saturday Rites

Lillooet shared interest with Wil-
iams Lake in the marriage Satur-
day of Sylvia Marie Buchholtz to
Richard Scovil Dixon. The bride is
the second eldest daughter of

statement about a simple little fact!

Thursday, April 16, 1953._

Touching Example of
. @ Father's Love

—Central Press Canadian

Every Easter Sunday for the
Past five years John L. Suther-
land of Vancouver has kept a
six-hour vigil at London’s King’s
Cross station in the hope that
one of the passengers may be his
flight-sergeant son, who van-
ished over the North Sea 10

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five years ago returns ever:
Easter (0 the station. Although
this year's vigil was _ fruitless,
Mr. Sutherland is certain his son
is alive and wandering around
England, a vi

and Miss Audrey Denny acted as
serviteurs

The toast to the bride was propos-
ed by John A. V. Cade.

Another reception was held Wed-

Prete

.+.. and you can be certain
you'll Jook your very best
with a ‘Manhattan’ perm.

and Mrs. Fred Buchholtz of Williams
Lake while the groom is the eldes:
son of Mr. and Mrs. William 1.
Dixon of Lillooet,

The ceremony was performed py
Rev. Geo. Fielder in St. Peter's
Anglican Church at 7:30 pm,

Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was lovely in her fitted|@2¢ Mrs E.
srey gabardine suit enhanced Ly| Creek.

uesday erening April 15th, at the
home of the groom's parents in
Lillooet.

The young couple will make their
home in Williams Lake.

Other put of town guests included
Foster ard Bruce Dixon of Lillooet,
Walters of Wilson

Clive papered the ceiling in the
living-room last week.
‘That seems like a simple little

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white accessories. Her corsage was
composed of red roses.

As her sister's bridesmatron, Mrs,
Winnifred Coleman was gowned in
@ two-piece cream sherbet silk shan:

tung--dress with black accessories)
and ner. corsege——-was—rasmiwnen

pink carnations.

The groom was supported by his
brother, Roger Clifiton Dixon, of
Hazelton, as best man.

Bouquets of daffodils, white and
mauve streamers and bells formed
the attraetive decorative scheme for
the reception for 75 guests which
followed at the home of the bride’s
parents. The mothers of the two
principals received the guests.

Mrs. V. Coleman presided at the
tea table, while Miss Dionne Eagle

Williams Lake

LILLIAN McINTYRE

CLOSED
for One Week

During the next week
Mrs. Lillian McIntyre
will complete an
advanced course in
beauty culture at Van-
couver and Portland.

The Williams Lake
Beauty Salon will re-
open April 20.

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