Thursday, January 27, 1955.

2s THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.G.

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Of particular interest to Williams Lake was the wedding
January 7th at West Vancouver of Eleanore Waller, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Waller, and Ronald Keith Caverly,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Caverly, formerly of Williams Lake.

The lovely candlelit ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. A. Wilson of
St. Shephen's Anglican Church.

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while the bouffant skirt formed from
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enhanced with lace peplum and lace
panels front and back. A tiara ot
seed-pearls held her veil, worn pre-
viously by her sister. She wore her
great grantmother's locket and ring,
and carried red roses and stephanotic.

Matron-of-honor was the bride’s
sister, Mrs. R. K. Sheppard, while
the groom's sister, Miss Judith Cay-

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erly, was bridesmaid.

Ruby red were their waltz frocks
of criolined taffeta shantung. with
matching hats and accessories, and
they both carried white carnations
and chrysanthemuins.

The groom was attended by his
brother, Mr. Jon W. Caverly. His
ushers were Mr. Brent Langley, Mr.
Neil Tranter and Mr. Barry, Gilmore.

St. Maw’s Hotel was the reception
veene where the wedding cake was
adorned with a bell and cupid which
was first used on the bride’s parents’
wedding cake. Toastmaster was Mr.
Leslie A. Ratcliffe.

Guests from Victoria included the

NOTICE

Election of Officers and General.Business,

to vote on all matters.

The Public are cordially invited to attend.

Williams Lake, B.C
January 12th, 1955.

Notice is hereby given that the First Annual Meeting of the
Williams Lake and District Ambulance Society will be held in
.the Municipal Hall here at 8 p.m. on Monday, January 31, 1955.

All Members are requested to attend, please, and are entitled

Please make every effort to be present, and interest as many
as possible to come, as finances are very far short of the
minimum required fer the purchase of an ambulance.
Membership fees for the current year are due and payable and
receipts from this source will greatly assist financing if
sufficient members renew and others come forward.

Frank L. Lee; Secretary. (Hon.)

bride’s paternal grandparents, Mr.
aud Mrs. E. H. Young. Also present
were a number of former Williams
Lake residents, Mrs. 0. P. Roberts,
Miss Susan Roberts, Mrs. Jessie Mc-
Rae with Janet and John, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Chapman, and Mrs. T. Mart.

The newlyweds will honeymoon at
Balboa, Newport and Palm Springs.
On their return they will reside in
West Vancouver

Mr. Caverly Sr. is an old-time
}Tesident of Williams Lake, coming
here 37 years ago. He and Mrs, Cay-
jerly were married in St. Peter's
|Anglican Church and their children
‘were all christened there. He built
the present Laverdiere Garage, and
|sola it eight years ago. The family
moved to West Vancouver in 1949.

‘Church Guild
Flects Officers

Mrs. D. Montjoy has been elected
president of the United Church
Ludies Guild, sueceeding Mrs. L.
Searii,

Other officers are Mrs. Fred Gra-
ham, vice president; Mrs. T. Hawker,

and Mrs. P. Trobak,
Mrs. J. Colelough, honor-
ury president.

Chairmen of the various commit-
tees are as follows: hazaar, Mrs.
Holtom; membership, Mrs. K. Peter-
sen; church and hall, Mrs, O. Kerley;
worship convener, Mrs. Colclough;
visiting, Mrs. R. Court; Christian
citizenship programs and publicity,
Mrs. J. Huckvale.

Mrs. Graham is convening the Con-
gregational Dinner which will take
place Saturday evening in the. McKin-
non Hall,

It is worthy of mention to note
that the two familiar figures who
trudged up the hill week in and week
oul are missing from the list of com-
mittees. Mrs. W. Lowden and Mrs. R.
M. Blair who have visited the hos
Dital faithfully for the past ten years.
for the Guild, have resigned from
that committee,

On New Year's Eve, 1879, Thomas Edison
demonstrated the first incandescent lamp lighting
system at Menlo Park, New Jersey. Edison’s office,
laboratory, some homes and the streets of the small
village lit up like a fairyland, thrilling the thousands
who had travelled from New York to see this new wonder.

Your Power Commission is proud to carry on the
great work of Edison in changing darkness to light.

s cS ae BASS
Cutting their three-tier wedding cake following
mnarriage January 7th in West Vancouver are Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Keith Caverly. The groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs.
Keith Caverly, former long-time residents of Williams Lake.

Teachers Plan Meet

The local association of the BCTF
is planning a Workshop meeting
February 5th when group discussions
on administrative and curriculum
problems will be discussed.

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