Page-G.5. a> THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. Thursday, December 3, 1953,

* here where the boys’ cooking Minister Becomes
SHIRLEY. THOMAS PACES CANADIAN TEAM TO VICTORY = High School News class fs enthusiastically making apple Construction Man
: : £ : Th entire student body, partion-| 274 PurmIRE their toast. To Finance Church
larly House 3, wished to thank Mr, = i.

Anne Midnight, president of the
Junior Red Cross, was pleased to
announce the success of the candy
sale which was put an by the club
during noon hour last week.

and Mrs. A. Halleran, Mrs. K. Rife,
and Mr. EB. N. O'Dell, who so gene
usly donated their time to provide
the musie for the very enjoyable par-
ty held on Friday, November 27,
The annual House 3 party was casual
hard time, and included such novelty
dances as the “squat dance,” won by
Marjorie Mikkelsen and Walter Rich-
ardson, and the ‘spot dance” won by
Jim Butler and Barbara Wright.
Guests included Mr. J. Phillipson,
Mr. O. Kerley and Mr. B. Brandon.
Everyone had a marvelous time, and
we all hope that the Christmas dance
also sponsored by House 3, proves
as entertaining.

Mrs. Haramia’s publications club
has received many compliments con-
cerning the immediate success of the
first edition of this year’s shoo) pa-
per, the “Hurricane.”

Mrs. Stevenson is pleased with the
tryouts for the play “The Voice of
the People’ hy Robertson Davies. It
is hoped that the play will be ‘taken
to the Drama Festival at Prince
George in February. They were very

; preud of winning last year the cu
Something new has been added to v

th Root cite, a tor the best play as well as the cup and ct
he school — an inter-communica- Se sees <i ~ Central Press Canadian

;_| f0F the best individual. male acting, :
tion system connecting the dormi-| (°° by tone Ce teas 5 Rev A. L. Ellis, minister of
tory and the principal’s office was in- RS Belleville, Ont., not only helped

own chureh, but
ses and three garages
to help pay for the church. lis

stalled last week by Mr. Cantell, Ed-
die Kozuzki, Roy Morris, and the

The girls inter-house Danish

—Ceptra! Press Canadian Handball series drew to a close on

A faultless performance by Shirley Thomas of a perfect performance, dupiicating the feat || Agriculture 22 boys. It will Sertalaly:| Monday November 23. owies House 3 the ehursh which knee
Ottawa gave top place to Canada's international which won her the International Goodwill Chal- Prove to be very convenient, particu- beat House by 14 points mated contract value of $70,000
jumping team at the Royal Agricuitural Winter lenge trophy in New York ive neces ago. Here larly during the winter. : was built for $30,000. :
Pate Toronto. She was the only rider ct the ~she rides Princess Midas, her mange i? the New Es :

English, Irish, U.S., or Canadian teams to post York eompetition.

Many girls are practicing for the
5 coveted position on the high school

me. cheerleader team. About four girls
WITH IRENE What kind of windows do I want? will be chosen this coming week, and!

== A picture window. But I want ven:| they will go to Kamloops with the
llation too, and they -say that the|Senior Boys and Girls Basketball
Tm seared... . seared to build] After dreaming for years of living |"¥" beats down on those large ex-| teams Friday, December 11. We feel
panses of glass something terrific. | certain that these girls would bolster

our own home. in 2 brand-new home of our own, the And the fireplace ( ain iin i h irit: ff ti
We have been trying to ‘ind an-|faint possibility that it might come stshtes winciaee pee ce aes Aa a
other place to live for two years now] to pass has thrown me into a tiz Pines) 2a SHO

“with no success. An apartment over | Although I have some quite dennice| it Pe brick or tile, modern o7! cob: |' ‘The nigh: sehobl clubs are prosress:
the newspaper with two long flights| ideas of what I want, I am sure that gael: Would: iike one wallen| ing-under the capable suervision of
of Stairs and a postage-stamp baek | there will be a great many tnings|!"€ Hving room in etched wood, or| the secon teachers. From the
yard doesn’t seem an ideal spot to| that I would wish different after it i Wout 1 ine, out of style now?| “swing your partner once eealn ot
bring up a small child, but the hous-| built, including turning the house pee T like a double sink in the Mrs. Palmer's energetic square danc-
ing situation apparently is worse around the other way kitchen, (At the moment, I would] ing cub, an “Girls, please don’t stir
here than in Vancouver. (They tell scitle for one that is higher than miy’| te varnish. with-a serewariver® ecice

Probably it is because I can still Sere : cours Ite ;
Us that homes are being sold for half | imagine 1 hear my Dad cussing over | EUs) What color tile do 1 want in ing from Mr. Cantell’s girls’ wood- & -

their value at the coast now.) some house anq | ‘B® bathroom? Are there going to be| working class, one passes in turn STEP TABLE ....
“We'll build,” says Clive one day its perverse own. | °OUSH cupboards? through the leather, metal, shell, and i Ee :

not too long ago. “What with?” I ers. Dad rarely| Perhaps it would be less of aj textile classes, the Junior Red Cross, & in rich mahogany,

replied just as nonchalantly. Would puila | Stain to stay where I am. publications and glee clubs, eventu- popular limed oak

“Oh, I'll figure out something,”
says the magician in charge of the
act. And so, although somehow I
have no faith in a miracle coming to
pass, we have been poring over
House Beautiful, Better Homes & Would tah bie
Gardens, 72 Low-Cost Suburban into buna
Ranch Homes, and How to be|@ oveus | ieee eae
Happy. though Poor. — and then the-fun began.-I adm
that it was usually theywoman who
caused all the trouble, wanting to

house, preferring ally “coming to the Home Economics

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like;” but ocea-

sionaly someone| Departing President

and walnut

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MIRRORS

Mrs. L. Hellyer was honored at a
farewell tea last )Wednésday ufter-
noon by the Hospital Auxiliary.
Over twenty members attended ge
event which was held at the home of
Mrs. J. Haramia. Mrs. B. Gaspard

move's partition e'eomple of test and yeasiaéd'at the tea table
In Vancouver not understanding way it-should cost

any more money, or “a little cup- In redecorating a living-dining room

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ard i: is , si r ’ : combination, it is best to treat them as
board in this empty space wouldn’t Chivaree Held Gneroons IRADloE Ree one
cost very much, would it, Mr. bet n the rooms, a chopped-up. effect ‘
it

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But men owners can be just as For Newlyweds Manufacturer of Exclusive Upholstered Furniture
ornery. My brother, who has taken A group of friends of Mr. and Mrs. tor 30 years
over from my Dad, ‘recently built a| Fred Specht gathered last Wednes. ORDER YOUR
home for a man who took four days a night, ae stiteer ie oe RUBBER STAMPS
to decide what kind of moulding he| With an old-fashion ivaree- a’ CRAT ADS
wanted in the clothes closets! It’s| their residence at the Sunnysid®j i CH. PAD
the truth. Auto Court. trom
Somehow I have the ghastly feel-| Mr. and Mrs. Specht were marnied THE TRIBUNE

ing that I will be that type of person, | 2t Vernon recently.
not knowing what I really want until
the house is half-built.

Clive says we must have the liv- Calvary Tabernacle

in the West

ing-room on the back of the house SECOND AVENUE EF ik lik
to face the view, but I wonder it this SUNDAY SERVICES WEEK NIGHTS ft) $ i e
is a good idea as the sun will be flood- 8:00 Tues. — Bible Study and

10:00 a.m. Sunday School and

Bible Class Prayer
8:00 Friday — “Christ Ambas-

ing that. side of the house all after-

Central © Reasonable Rates | 22°: Do I want this? But on the

3 other hand, I would like the sun in|” 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship sadors” The Young
MB GrenvilleSt._\ MAting 1935 -| 1S itaian i ine morning, rather 7:30 p.m. Evening Service, Beopletit. glares,
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sun has got to go somewhere, that’s We invite you to attend services at the Tabernacle
for sure. PASTOR: REV. C. FAWCETT
Clive picks out a design with en-

thusiasm . . . Isn’t that a lovely ex-
terior,” says he, “But,” I object,
“the living-room is smack-dah in the
middle of the house. You would have
to cross it to get to any other room
in the house.”

“Oh... that's bad?” queries the
usually bright husband.

“IS THAT BAD?" I shout. “If you
had this living room to ‘clean up half-
a-dozen times » you wouldn’t
ask questions like that.

“Ok okay. I only wondered.
Now look, here’s a nice design and
the living-room is all by itself on the
end of the house.”

‘It hasn’t any Jaundry room.”

“Well, it’s probably in the base-

For your favorite young
“pro”-in-the-making . . .
see our assortment of
‘sports equipment to suit
every sporting taste!
Come in early!

ment.”
“I refuse to have a laundry room
in the basement.” : SKATES i
Si ay iat Ber Bes nd more people
one else does.”

: ys - jes’
“Well, I think it's silly. You go Men’s, Boys Ladies’

downst to put in the clothes, then Figure Skates f i A ¢ B
you come upstairs until the first From $6.00 to $30 pre er
batch is ready. You go down and put

some more clothes in, then bring the

frst bateh up to hang ont, Thee yee than any ether

go downstairs again, then the phone

rings upstairs Blaine falls down

&

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the stai.

go downstairs

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have the

These are me ns that I
want incorpoated in the house and
which I am quite definite about.
But it is the little things that bother

or de

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