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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.¢.

Thursday, July 30, 1953

Summer Flowers Adorn Church
For Norquay-Ure Rites Tuesday

St. Andrew’s United Chureh was
beautifully decorated with bouquets
of sweet peas and carnations for the
marriage Tuesday of Anna May Ure,
second daughter of Mrs. Sara Ure,
to Keith Alexander Norquay, young-
est son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nor-
quay, well-known families of Wil-
liams Lake. Rey. J. Colclough per-
formed the rites at $:30 p.m.

The bride was lovely in her smart
fitted suit of light blue gabardine
teaturing hand-stitched lapels. White
accessories and a small cloche hat of
white bengaline studded with rhine-
stones completed her ensemble, and
she wore a corsage fashioned of pink
and white carnations. She was given
in marriage by her brother, Wilber
Ure.

Miss Josephine Margaret Ure, as
her sister’s bridesmaid, chose a red
gabardine suit with white accessor-
ies, and her corsage was composed
of white carnatins. =

John Howard-Gibbon
the groom as best man,

A reception followed at the home
of the groom’s parents which was

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decorated with sweet peas and car-
mations for the occasion. The toast
to the bride was proposed by the
best man.

For going-away, the bride donned
a matching top-coat over her suit.
Mr. and Mrs. Norquay will make
their home in Williams Lake.

Out-of-town guests at the wedding
included Mr. and Mrs. W. Exshaw,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Twan, and Mr. and
Mrs Carl Kennedy and family, all of
150 Mile House; Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Norquay and family of Mar-
guerite; Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Jeiferies
and family of Prince George; and
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Dermody of
Lillooet.

Engagement

The engagement is announced of
Audrey Rose, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. C. Denny of Williams
Lake, to William Roy Swank, young-
t son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Swank of
Minerva, Ohio.

The wedding will take place at
0 p.m. August 15th at S.. Peter's
Anglican Church, Williams Lake.

Birthday Party

Yvonne ‘Bonnie’ Deschene, young-
er daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Deschene, celebrated her 6th birth-
day July 24th at a delightful party.
Those attending included Alan Mac-
Intosh and Mr. Wm.
granddaughter Miss

Lean who are presently visiting with
the EB. Deschene’s.

Arthur
length film of
Queen Elizabeth,
the most ambitious cinematography

BNiott and|-py
Patricia Mac-! the

To accomplish

Colourful Film
Of Coronation
Here Monday

Is Crowned,” the J.
Rank Technicolor feature-
the Coronation of
represents one of

“A Queen

triumphs in the history of films.

The technicolor feature opens at

the Oliver Theatre August 3 for a
three-day run.

“A Queen Is Crowned,” released
Universal-Intérmmational, marks

st time that the Coronation

has ever heen filmed in Technicolor.

that undertaking a

= total of 16 Technicolor cameras were

ODDS AND SODS

Maybe it’s just summer doldrums,
or that I need a dose of sulphur and
molasses, but somehow I just can’t
think of anything to write about,
these days. And of course it doesn’t
help matters to have little or nothing
doing in town.

I have had a number of flattering
comments about my picture which
have bolstered my ego to an almost
unbearable state. But this has been
letters received

see a California car wandering aim-
lessly around the Stampede grounds
one night, but of course he may
have been sightseeing.

On another evening, a Montana
car carefully followed-me as I de-
toured down side streets and over
vacant lots to regain the highway,
and-I noticed that his licence plate
read “The Treasure State.”

Now what treasure is Montana
noted for? Anyone know? Minerals,
tourist attractions, bathing beauties?

utilized in six different camera po-
--- WITH IRENE 3
pea operated from
inside
the
were constructed,

tions. One Technicolor camera was
a strategic position
Westminster Abbey where
actual Coronation ceremonies

One Technicolor camera was flown

from Rome, Italy, where it was being
used for the filming of “Romeo and
Juliet.” It was placed aboard the
Comet, the only jet airline in oper-
‘tion today, the evening before the
Coronation ceremonies and was re-
turned to the Italian film studio
immediately after
The round-trip flight required a total
of four hours.

the Coronation.

Laurence Olivier, British actor

The History Making

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2 $40,000.00 auditorium, plus
$35,000.00 for landscaping.

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short cf housing.

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FULTON, E. D.

ing adequate “detour” signs for the
travelling public.

Heading south for a short drive
on several evenings, I felt sorry for
any straiger who attempted to find
his way out of Williams Lake. I did

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porting the rocky crest of the falls, so
that from time to time, parts of the
crest crumble and fall -into the
chasm. Because the constantly re-
treating crestline is jagged, the wa-
ters plunge over it in uneven quanti-|;
ties, which makes for varying shades
of green, unattractive to purists.

“After 30 months of study, a joint
U.S.-Canadian commision of experis
has proposed a seriés of underwater
gates'a mile abovd’the falls which |--
will provide an even flow and will
permit engineers to slow down the
water at will.

“If the project is approved by the

U.S. Congress and Canadian Parlia-

electric plants harnessing the excess
water. Result: the steady erosion of
the falls’ crest will slow down, and
the water will be a uniform aqua-
marine. Cost: $17,536,000.”
We still have needy people: we
are desperately in need of housing
. Yet the g
will be asked for $17,536,000 to
make Niagara Falls a pretty green
color.

rament

Can't seem to get very interested
in the Federal election. In the first
place, it seems to be a foregone con-
rclusion that the Liberals will retain
their majority, although perhaps not
so large.

In the second place, I don’t know
any of the contestants in this par-
ticular riding with the exception of
Davie Fulton, whom I have met a
couple of times. I would like to see

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from our own district in
the running.

There has been remarkably little
mud-slinging in the Federal cam-
paigns which is very commendable.
But I can’t deny that a few insults
certainly spices things up and cre-
ates a lot of interest.

We spent another lost weekend at
Chimney Lake. I say “lost” because
the weather has been getting pro-
gressively worse each time.

But we managed to pass the time
quite well by collecting white rocks,
green rocks, blue rocks, grey rocke,
orange rocks, pink rocks, big rocks,
little rocks, medium rocks for a
fireplace in our contemplated cabin.
I think we collected enough for an
eighth of a fireplace.

So we are now rock-conscious. It
you happen to possess a rock garden
or rock wall, don’t be surprised if
you find a few gone some night.

And a goodnight to everyone, es-
pecially those housewives who are
dusting for the fourth time today...

Harold Richardson will be reliey-
ing Village Clerk E. H. Gibbon for
the next week, while Mr. Gibbon
makes his annua] fishing trip to

Charlotte Lake,

In 1949 the Canadian people expressed their confidence in .
St. Laurent and the Liberal program. This glance at the record
reveals some of Canada’s tremendous accomplishments under
St. Laurent’s leadership. No other country has fought a war, balanced

Promoting employment
and prosperity

Developing our trade
Expanding our Industry

Strengthening our dollar

Supporting farming and fishing

Fostering good labour conditions

Working for National Security

ment, Niagara will run full blast ; :
fem the frayed edges of rugs byfold- |irm 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. during the its budget, reduced its debt, cut taxes—all at the same time.
Insert the Progressi: ing back and applying adhesive tape on i ee ‘ ; ; > +e 5
fered by wer rosrensive ing bask ond arp eee a tourist season. At night it will be Now there’s another big job ahead. And Louis St. Laurent
Fs without taking a stitch, 9 slowed to half-speed, with hydro- has proved that he, more than ever, is the Canadian

best fitted to do the job.

More Canadians working, for higher pay, than ever
before... New records established in national
production, national income every year since 1949.

Old markets expanded, new markets opened up ...
Canada third largest trading nation in world .. ..
External trade at all-time high . .. Negotiated mutual
tariff ci ions with 34 ies—a ical way
of freeing international trade.

Liberal policies have encouraged rapid economic
growth ... Unprecedented development of resources
--- Consumer purchases doubled since the war .. .
Investment in new plants and equipment running
over $5 billion a year.

Budgets balanced... National debt reduced . . ;
Inflation brought under control .. . Taxes lowered
Canadian dollar strong.

These basic industries aided by trade agreements,
floor prices ew low-cost insurance plan assists
owners of smaller fishing vessels. . . Farm production
and income at record levels.

New federal legislati hibits discrimination on
grounds of race, colour or religion ... Unemployment
insurance extended to cover seasonal lay-off of
workers .. . Special efforts to help disabled workers
to find useful and satisfying employment . . . Time
loss from strikes at low point. /

To prevent aggression, Canada’s forces serving in
Far East and Europe anada making major
contribution to NATO defence build-up ... Largest
peacetime defence program in our history... Full
support to Unired Nations . . . all to preserve peace,

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Sevpure ON et eile, Un teeta. nee ae re a The film’s narration was written by
FoHGols, twice to bessure: idwae Zour, Mele aout Nia.|Christopher Fry, British dramatist. :

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See Fine magazine, |CORducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent, -
Liberals say taxes cannot be cut, Sithougi ican: commend the: Rube It says . . “The|PTovides special music. :
but spent $2,000,000.00 on a lie Works Department for the paving y x
alatial Central Housing Office. job leading south of town, they cer- BOER Of “Waler-as
his office has a $2,500.00 tainlp fell owed on the job‘ of leave undermining the
spring-filled dance foor and soft layers sup-