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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, May 19, 1955.

Mother's Confirmation Cross

Worn by Bride at Morning Rites)

Her mother’s confirmation cross was the only jewelery |
worn by Anna Josephine Daser, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |
Ted Daser of Marguerite, for her marriage Saturday to Gilbert
Glenn Walters, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Walters of
Forsefly.

The wedding was performed by
Father Caine at 11:30 a.m. in the
Church of Our Lady of Pereptual
Help at Alexandria, which was
graced by bouquets of tulips and
delphinium, and white wedding bells.

Best man was Garth Walters with
Leonard Walters acting usher,
Organist was Mrs. W. Broughton.

Immediately following the cere-
mony, a wedding breakfast for 20
friends and relatives was held, with
a2 reception at Horsefiy Community
Hall later in the da: The hall y
decorated with pink and white |
streamers, and bouquets of flowers.
A wedding cake flanked by tulips
certred the bride’s table. Receiving
the guests were the bride’s brother.
George Daser, and the parents of the
groom,

The toast to the bride was pro-
posed by Mr. W. Davis. *

For a motor trip to the south, the
bride changed to a light blue woo)
suit with pink and white accessories.
Mr. und Mrs, Walters will make their
home at Horsefly,

Given in marriage by her father,
the bride chose a lovely white nyloa
and lace gown. The full-length skirt
featured three deep flounces of lace-
edged nylon tulle over satin. The fit-
ted lace bodice was topped by a lace
jacket, and a fingertip veil fell trom
@ crown of white satin and seed
Pearls. She carried a bouquet of pinic
roses and lily-of-the-valley.

Miss Geraldine Kovach as maid-
of-honor and Miss Audrey Kinvig as
bridesmaid were gowned in identical
dresses. of silver turquoise nylon
styled with bouffant skirts, and fitted

bodices with pleated off-shoulder Guests at the wedding came from
neckline. They wore white tiara Red Rock, Hope. Vancouver, Mio-
headdresses and carried white and » Williams Lake, Alexandria and

pivk nosegays.

Fagen

Everyone likes to keep track
of the money he earns.

At Imperial Oil, accountants keep elose tab on
every dollar the company receives. Auditors and

government tax people double check, Of every
dollar of Imperial's income last year...

About 52 cents
* went to
purchase raw materials including crude oil (we
pay freight charges out of this too),

Roughly 30 cents went in operating
and administrative costs, including the wages of
Imperials 13,000 employees.

fiicenses

10 cents went ih faxes to
federal, provincial and municipal goverhments,
(This did not include provincial road taxes.)

About 4 cents
went back
into the business

40 help \eplace worn-out equipment
and provide for future needs.

About 4 cents went
in dividends to the company's
shareholders.

Esso
° IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED

Or, it's -just a chimney fire”
How many times have 1 said that
and turned away without interesi?
In fact, like a lot of other people, 1
have often felt a little guilty about

being slighly disappointed that was

nly a chimney fire. Not that

u

would really want anyone's house to

burn down, but there is no denying
the excitement of a real fire.
I have wondered often too what 1

would do if this building caught on |

fire. Would I panic? Would + think
calmly?

Monday morn-
ing I found out
the answers to 2
few of these ques-
tions. We had a
chimney fire, and
I found ont that
it is plenty inter-

esting when it
happens to you,
And far trom being mildly disap

pointed that it was only confined to
the chimney, 1 could have jumped
for joy.

1 was helping Elaine
frustrating problem of dressing her
self about 9:30 a.m. when she bright
ly said “Oh mommy, look at the fire
T turned nonchalantly to see what
she was referring to thinking that
she was looking at a reflection or
something — and my
us fire,

The bricks around the stovepipe
have disintegrated long
we have to pack asbestos a
hole to keep the pipe in. Well the :
bestos had started to crumble aw:
and the busy editor still hadn't found
time to repair the damage when the
chimney caught. So through the
holes around the stovepipe. 12
and Thad a ringside seat of the flames
roaring up the chimney.

~ I remember saying “oh my gosh,
there really is a fire’ and dashir
outside to see how had it looked. I
took one look at the billowing smoke.
and ran back in the apartment.

I stood indecisively in the middle
of the kitchen, my heart pounding.
Should I srab the kids and get ont
hs I had often told the baby-sitters,
should I run dowhstair see What
the boys thought or if Clive was
there, or should I phone the fire de-
partment, and here I was actually
doing it. }

I couldn’t remember any in
tions about placing fire calls and
just blurted out “fire at the Tribune
when the operator asked “number
please.” She switched me to another
girl who asked again where the fire

with the

gosh, there

Aine

was and I replied with a little more |

BE
CLEARLY
INFORMED

CBRL

MONDAY

May 23rd

10:15 p.m.

D. Black

pe
&
He

SP os
onourable W.

WITH IRENE [

POR IPSC RA SGN DES Mert STS COTES HESS

|

at the
fused me hy i
when i
bad, and how does one tell? T bab-
bled somet about not taking a
gond look. so she quietly and calmly
she'd better sound the

Now 1 chimney fire not

replied that

siren. itty eved to stop the
“hole co aion, £ bung up ana
Lssihiag. lige Rie Veeqne oe
| ing cern) exit. :

bout this time the apartment
fs ddenly became polluted with peo-
| ‘e te) ing me that the chimney was

on fire, Les Pigeon, Bruce Magoffin

nd sundry other residents walked
nthe front door while Jim Stitt
ame 5 . Les quietly
ed Elaine away over to. the store
(no doubt on the promise of gum).
Sul with the advent of so much
support, I suddenly became
courageous citizen a

‘he quiet
calmly looked into the firebox foo
jee lifted the lid, and re-
rained from rushing too madly out
he door.

By the time J dia
he baby, the street w.

ik down with
thiek with

ur ever-prompt firemen — and of
ourse the chimney had by this time
‘eased to belch smoke and flames, I
“elt somewhat guilty at phoning
hem, but consoled myself that it
was the safest procedure
| w Herb Gardner !non-

chalantly walking along the preed
ously steep pitch of our roof, T had
immered down enongh to wonder it
he would mind fixing up my

ial while he was up there .
he boys kidded me about the co
dition of my attic when Geof .P)
emerged in thick

| When 1

I the five y

And everyone has been kidding us
about heing desperate enough to try
and make news ourselves. Incident:
ally, while I was having my little
adventure, the editor was quietly
talking to Joe Borkowski and didn’t
hear the siren and didn’t arrive until
everything was practically over.

—SESEs
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Windt re-

i
turned home last week from Van-|
fouver. Mr. Windt underwent an

eraiion while at the coast. |
| Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Duneah of Bel- |
lingham have moved to Nimpo Lake |
to build and operate a fishing camp
on the western lake.

| Congratulations to Myr. ‘and Mr:
1. A. Peters of Horsefly, who will
celebrate their golden wedding an-
|niversary May 28th. Mr. and Mrs.
Peters moved out here last year from
Fngland to be near their son, Donald
Peters. j

HEAR THE
HONOURABLE

W. D. BLACK

PROVINCIAL SECRETARY
AND MINISTER OF
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
SPEAK ON
THE RESULTS
OF THE
1955 SESSION
OF THE
LEGISLATURE
e

Social Credit

KEEPS YOU INFORMED
e
British Columbia
Social Credit League

ain M

a careful selection of

District 27 Sports

WELL BABY CLINIC
will be cancelled

for May 27th

1 be held on Williams
Lake High School grounds.

Top athletes from schools in Dis-
trict 27 will be competing in the
annual event.

| Murdoch McLeod, Optometrist,
| Will be at Lakeview Hotel, Friday,
20.

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