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: THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, February 8, 1955,

= WITH IRENE

Names Committees

New committees for the coming
year were named by president Mr: The week started out like any
S. Pigeon at Friday’s meeting of the other week but was marked by 0
Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian |“

Legion. eS

They are as follows: hospital buy
ing ~ Mrs. F. Bass, Mrs. P. Trobak,| luncheon at the high school ‘Thur
Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. R. Kelt: | gay as guest of Tour girls of the Home
social - Mrs. G. Blackwell, Mrs M: | meondmies cl
Poirier; Poppy - Mrs. J. Stitt ana
Mrs. S. Pigeon; press - Mrs. C. Stan-
soe; ways and means - Mrs. E. Ewing,
Mrs. C. McIntosh and Mrs. Trobak:
membership - Mrs. C. Macqueen and
Mrs. J. Blair; building - Mrs.
Pigeon, Mrs. Bass, Mrs. Ewing
Mrs. C. Rhodes; investigating - Mr:
Pigeon and Mrs. Stitt.

The president also installed Mrs.
Stangoe in her position as second
vice-president, Mrs. A. Bagle as
standard-bearer, and Mrs. G. Black-
well as a member of the executive.

Mrs. C. Pigeon and Mrs. Fred
Plowe ‘will be convening a sale of
home-cooking to be held February
12th.

Mrs. D. Mars, immediate past-
President now residing at 100 Mile,
will be guest-of-honor at a tea Sat-
urday afternoon, February 5th, at
the home of the president.

Legion W.A.

sewing; I told them about the big
hioned stove that we had in
Home Ee in my day, how we bad to:
prepare a meal for the teachers and
how nervous we were,
Suddenly two of the
The

nteresting little event.

slated to attend a

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irls burst
question-
ed them : the matter,
giggles. Mentally I wondered
what I had said, or done, or was my
uose dirty or shiny? After a few more
ed the reason

He quailed slightly

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gus on toast with

had forgotten the sa
still in the
adult host
me thing?)

And. so we progressed. The con-
versation lagged several times, and
we all cast around desperately for
nother topic. At one point 1 was
asked if I knew who had written
Robinson Crusoe or Swiss Family
Robinson. I felt panicky, as those on
a Quiz program must do, and made
4 stal) at an author — Robert Louis
Stevenson. I knew that there wai
no connection with it ana
mily Robinson howeve:
cou I re ze now (after consult
ing the encyclopedia) that I haa the |
author wrong too. Por other numb-
skulls, the answer is Daniel Defoe,
I guess IT was thinking of Treasure

lad. It}
frigerator. (And
hasn't done the

‘ho had to sub-
nute?

05 T was ushered into the
room and greeted
‘hostes one of ihe four
Three tables were daintily set, with
three groups of
i each enter-
taining a

At 1:
Uome

itely pulled out
for me and my

the girls sat down
at the table with
me. While T ¢
about for topjes
Is conversation, the two other girls
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whispered frantic instructions to
each other as they dished up the mea!
the same pre-] Island.

At the other table:

ons were underway with Tom| And so we got to the dessert. The |
Beames, principal of the high sehool, | dinner plate swere w ay, and }
and Mrs. 1. Boyee, matron of the | i” its place I received a dish of apple |
: collage pudding topped by whipped

eormito|

= Diesen ily. eam. A couple of minutes later, a

ipped a sms

hand self-consciously s
plate unde - More giggles,

Finally everyone had their tea and
and the two girls who were

ak, baked

as pl
my guilly thoughts pictured the
quick luneh

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serving sat down tin, 1t was after
WILLI IZ = I had put eream in my tea, that 1|
AMS LAKE noticed the look on the girls’ faces,

ad forgotten

More giggles. They
The two girl joined us at the table, | More giggles. They

Dry CLEANERS Jeaild “abniey snag began. I made com-|'@ teaspoons.

| ments about the lovely meal; I qnes-| The pudding: was délightiu] ang
| tioned them about cooking, about | Re this was mentioned, the girl
responsible made a deprecating face
and IJ fully expected her to make the
usual statements that all hostesses
Keep up to the Trend invariably do — “Oh it’s too heavy”
or “the apples are too tart.” But she
id nothing. and I menally com-
mended her for being able to accept
a compliment, a talent that few of
us seem to possess.
dinner” was the final phase

of the day

Thi

of their home-cooking term, I learn-

Have your hair styled ¢4, before they started on the sewing

portion, and each gir] haa been re

by sponsible for making some part. of
the meal. :

Is Boyce spoke of

y; RB Z# S, conversationalists the
Manges cCaiulg : girls were (and actually they did
i a very well), and the teacher mention-
LAKEVIEW HOTEL ed-that they had been coached to
bring up two topics each in order tp
| keep the conversational ball rolling.
Tt probab explains why 1T S
denly asked about Robinson

| Cruse:
ood meal; I enjoyed it,

Annual M eeting | ier men: Tanase

gratulated on their effor

s T men

And the éditor still heliey

tioned “creamed asparagus” on pur~

War Memorial Hospital Society
of Southern Cariboo

pose,

Monday, Feb. 14 pete
SYRUP
L) Porat for

at the Courthouse

Meeting starts at 8 p.m.

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Smoked Picnic Shoulders.
Lean Back Bacon, inte piece ,
Home Cured Corned Beef

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GINA STARTED FAD
_ OF EAR-PIERCING

:

When Gina Lollobrigida, the
italian film beauty, visited Can-
ada some months ago, it was
noticed that her ears were
Pierced to_hold her earrings.
Since then there has been a
mild boom in Canada in the
business of piercing ears

Church Services

Pr. PETERS
February 6
Septuagesina Sunday

Holy Communion 9:00 am.

Sunday School 11:00 am.

Evensong 30 p.m.
Subject: “I Believe”

Rev. G. J. Fielder
000

SACRED HEART
Sunday
Holy Mass

Rosary Benediction
Saturday
Rosary Benediction

Redemptorist Fathers

000

CALVARY TABER
Sunday
Sunday School &

ACLE

10:00 am.
1:00 am.
30 p.m.

Evangelistic Service
Friday
C.A.’s 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday
Prayer & Study 8:00 p.m,
You are Welconie

Pastor - Rev. C, Fawcett

000

ST. ANDREW'S UNITED
McKinnon Memorial
3rd Avenue & Cameron Street

Sunday
Sunday School 11:00 am,
All Department:
Evening Worship 7:30 p.m.
(Regular Bible Study hour
following the Evening Service)

Rev. J. Colelough

ISkyline Scheol

P-TA Formed

Eighteen parents and teachers at-
tended the organizational meeting
of the Skyline Parent-Teachers As-
sociation Tuesday night at the new
clementary school. 5

Mrs. M. Perreten was named presi
dent of the new group with Mrs. F.
Plowe vice-president: Mrs. S. Rey-

nolds secretary and Mrs. T. Paxton |

treasurer.

Committee chairmen are Mrs. F.
Armes, program Mrs. D. Matthews
social and hospitality: Mrs. E. O'Dell
historian, and Mrs. W. Pulver,
membership.

Mrs. Fred Graham, president of
the Williams Lake P-TA, chaired the
meeting through its organizational
stages and explained the work of the
parent-teacher groups to the pros-
pective members.

Others attending the organization-
al meeting included Mrs. R. Burgess,
Mrs. G. Cormier, . J, Henderson
and Mrs. W. McDonald, elemetary
School — supervisi principal Ron
Friesen and school inspector Bill
Mouat.

SLAMMIN’ sam
regularly strains ear
drums and tempers on
his party line. Does Sam
replace the receiver gently —
when he finds the line’s

in use? No Sir! BANG!
Why doesn’t he learn? .

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