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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, December 16, 1954,

Tes
Bridge-Crib Scout Group Meet

... WITH IRENE

+ Teachers of Sehool District 2m
i/Winners Announced Helier ina Sas
Ze : Jaa : Chenged Ta January semi-annual social get-tocether
I know that the fire ter recently which we have incon- | This year's annnai hositpal bridge | *
siren is a very ne item for | veniently mislaid, wondering what ]#nd cribbahe tour ment resulied in Owing to a poor atiendance at the
the protection of our town. I know | happened to the editor in Vanecouv 8 being raised for War Memorial annual adult group committee meet-

that we should be thankful for its

existence and the quick wonderful
Service in the form of the } Bri-
gade that it calls to our assistance. T

know that it is blown at twelve
o'clock to test if it is in geod work-
ing order, not to indicate the hour,

BUT there are days at neon w hen
T could cheerfully pull it out by
roots.

For those of us who live in iis
shadow, so to speak, it can be dea
ening and demoralizing. When Elaine
comes in screaming and the baby
wakes up crying, and the editor
Starts out the door in a mad rush
thinking the town is on fire .
those are the days when IT could dis.
epnse with it entirely.

I know that the siren is blown by
the girls at the telehone office, and
trom what I can gather, they can't
hear it and have no idea as to whe-
ther it is blowing or not
some days they overdo it,
make sure I guess.

It seems too had there coutd not
be some betier arrangement. I don’t
mind one squeal up and down the
scale; in fact it is very handy to
know that J had better rush to get
the beans cn. But when it on
and on and on, and up and down and
up and down, it reduces this house-
hold to a bedlam.

It oceurs to me too that someday
there might be a fire at noon, and
many valuable miutues would go
ticking by before the firemen realiz-
ed there actually was a fire.

A friend of ours in West Vancouver
mentioned that their siren was kept
going continually st a low steady
erowl. Perhaps that would be worse
than the blast at noon, especially for
Ted Gibbon working directly

the

— thus

just to

g0e:

be-

neath it. It would depend on how . club was made by Elmer Carswell. | nose of the aircraft and ice began to
Joud the “erowi" ae Atiibse: Honored By Friends chairman of the local group's new| gather on the wings. He followed
T don't know how mony other! pr. ang Mrs. H. KX. Atwood enter-| €lub building committee. Over 140] the highway after leaving Salmon
neighbors and residents within a tainca ne buffet dinner Tuesday | Pérons attended the dinner ana] Arm but took the wrong turn ane
block's radius of the village hall feel, evening, December 7th, in nonor o+ | dance that followed. headed north. He ‘swung around
but I for one would sincere! Mr. and Mrs. Don Mars who are leay-| Attending from Williams Lake n. just topped a high tension line
Preciate a solution to my ing for the 100 Mile next week. were Felix Nicholson, Bob Court, |and managed to duck under another,
peeve.” Following the dinner, Dr. ana|M¥. and Mrs. Ernie Eve, Mr, and Mrs.| one a short distance farther, le
ses J. B. Ringwood entertained at| Sid Pigeon, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer| brought the plane down o a newly-

Don't know if you witi

#n evening party at their home. : a : "3
my writing about the potato I re- sisonal ehair| Pood, Mr and Mrs. C. Stangoe, Mf. | Canada Highway and the mie eters
ceived in the mail from the “boys.” made by Bill Sloan to Mr and | ond Mrs. George Smith and Harold | about a qua Tp eure ale betas
Save ee ee Mae coming to'rest in # farmers fiela:

Picions to Ray Hargreaves, as IT kno

Who it was ‘from now. I should have
known, I gue:
members of
Forum dresampt up_ dy

re
Barrei
friend,

my
Mr. Drinkell of Dog Creek.

The “bays” wrote us a second let-

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% or %s French (Dry) Vermouth.
Stir well with ice
ond strain,
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twist of

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Distillers Lid.

AMHERSTBURG, ONT. «+

turkey the day before, but I have inf a
been doing it for several years now | their wives travelled to Queanei|ogan, Washin ton, accompanied by
ee Toe r of Ver arr es
and so far we have not died of |Saturday to atted the formal charter | 70 Jenner of i nBORS EL es
: 5 on their way home from
vauine- Dolsoting: Does anyone|night-ceremonies of the new Kiwani :

know why

VN bet it was a man that dreamt _—_| their light plane was forced down hy
i As president of the sponsoring| 2 snow storm Salmon Arm
it up. He has never had to cope with 4 a"
orening ents Christmas morn-| Williams Lake club, Felix Nicholson Sunday morning.
ing, preparing breakfast, cleaning up | attached the gold link to the Divis The four-passenger plane was
the mess, and trying to prepare the | Five elub chain repr ewned and piloted by Dr. L.-§
turkey all at the same time. group. He was assisted by Tommy | Dewey. Also in the plane waa Vern
Thompson, district governor trom| Bangert of Okanogan
Redmond, California. e ran into a snow storm
Be : Presentation of the flags, dinner Imon Arm and Dewey said
Departing Residents] ,,?"*"" president's kit to the| that snow started buitdige eat

that he thought that the

Cariboo

pital, according to Mospiial Auy-

Cribbage— men’,
Joe Borkowski

high (desk pen)
3 men’s low (poe-
ket compass) Steve Deschene $44:
ladies’ high (
Joe Borkowski
(vase) Mrs. M. .
(similar priz

his own without his spouse... , was set for the next meeting.

With the help of a Scout parent it!
is hoped to have the reqiured cup-|
hoard built to store the equipment |
safely. |
The nominating committee of P.|

1 just received
(Canadian
Association of
Consumers

letin today in| Bridge— i f Nicholson, Rey. J. Colelough and p.|
which “they give| lass) men’s high, Ken Cameron | yay. ace still looking for interested ,
instructions. on | 9940; men’s iow, Donald Mackay

citizens to serve on the Group Com-|
mittec. |
The Scouts are again planning to!

860; ladies’ high, Mrs. W. Sharpe
90; ladies’ low, Mrs. $. Smith 780,
Conveners for the event this

how to
your

cook
Christmas

turkey. One of Year) sell Christmas trees hut no date has

their main in-/ Were Mrs. J. Routledge and Mra, Pp. heen set owing to a recent lack of

structions ig| /oveensen. leadership ng {rom unpexected

“Don't stuff poultry one day ana FR aS cireumstances. |
St it Che next; even thongh it is} Mys. J. D. Smedley left on the| ‘The Boy Scouts, 1st Williams
mgerated in the meantime. Pre-| weekend for ‘Trail where she will! Luke Troop, wish one and all a very

are the dry ingredients in advanced:
set the poultry ready for sin ing and
then complete mak-
ng the next day and
suf the bird just before it is popped
into the oven,

IT remember there was quite a bit
of talk around town a couple of
1g0 about not, stuffing your

spend the next few months with her
son and daughter-in-law.

aR a

FLYING MEMBERS FORCED DOWN ON WAY TO STATES

Kiwanians Attend Quesnel Charter Night

A party of 15 local Kiwanians and

Me

ry Christmas and A Happy New

Two flying Kiwanians from Okan-

eee 2 night ceremonies when
it should not be done? club of that centre.

Carswell, Alex Scott, Dr. Hugh Al-| constructed--portion ot the Frans —=

Mars on behalf of the guests

win left last week for
where she will spend
stmas with her two daughters.
to join her

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Just goes to show you what hap: Here are the results of the montn- for the 1 term, it was decided to so
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