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Wednesday,

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAEE, 6.6.

NEWLYWEDS WORK TOGETHER BEFORE HONEYMOON UST PART

THE BEST OF FRIENDS ry

and Mrs. Robert Goode of

Co-operation, so they say, is necessary for
@ successful marriage, and it looks as
blizzard that covered Ontario gave an
tunity to prove the future of newlyweds Mr.

Outstanding performaneo was
turned Joe Aschwanden

last weekend
tournament at

Swiss skier, who is a
Ttner in the district mill of|

Trio Sawmills, won the men's!

downhill r in a time of 37
seconds, Russ Cross, instructor |
al Quesnel, was.second with a
time of 29 seconds.

Whe evems drew top ers
from all parts of northern |
British Colnmbi

Five members of the local sk |
club took in the tournament.
Two junior members, Steven

Ringwood and Duane Brandly,
look part in the junior downhill
slalom race.

Harry Aoki, one of the club's
instructo states that next
year the local group intends to
conduct an open tournament on

had to dig their way out of their garage to

start on their honeymoon. The snowfal!

accompanied by Subzero cold and’ strong Sugar Cane Hill. He claims the

winds, closed many rural schouls and stranded Aree vide as good a cours

thousands of motorists. hill wall provide as g00d a course
Ae as any in the Interior.

if the
oppor-

Oakville. They

Tips On Bulb Buying Given
In Talk To Gladiolus Club

Les Pigeon, a former president
Williams Lake | Gladiolus
Socicty, gave an interesting talk
on buying and growing of gladi-
olus bulbs when members met
last Friday evening at the home
of the president, Mrs. R. Moon.
The speaker warned against
buying inferior bulbs and ad-
vised on special care of bulbs
raised by the home gardener.
He listed five new varieties with
great “show promise,” Em-
peror, Royal Stewart, Maytime,

Go to Church
on Sunday

ARE
PLACES OF WORSHIP

sED BELOW

IN WILLIAMS LAKE
ST. PETER'’S (ANGLICAN)
CHURCH
5th Avenue at Carson Drive
Family Circle Meeting in
the Church Hall, Friday at

§ pm.
9 am. Soly Communion
st nd 3rd Sunday.

11 a.m., the Sunday Schoo!
7.30 p.m., Evensong, every

“Aepung £1000
Sunday.

8T. ANDREW'S UNITED
CHURCH

8rd Avenue at Cameron Street
Rev. O. H. Lee

11 a.m.: Family Service

7:30: Evening Worship, “A
Stone of Stumbling.”

SACRED HEART CHURCH

4th Avenue at Yorston Street
Redemptorist Fathers
Sunday Masses, 9

10:30 a.m,

First Fridays and Holidays

of Obligation, Mass at 7:30

p.m

and

“Benediction Saturday even-
ing, 7:30.

CALVARY PENTECOSTAL
‘ABERNACLE
2nd Avenue North

Pastor: Rey. B. P. Funk

11 am., Service. Special
speakers on Education Week
—teachers Mrs. J. M. Black-
aby and Mr. Don Watt.
Veeck nights: Tuesday,

8

P.m., Bible Study and Prayer
8

Meeting. Friday,
Young Peoples

p.m.,

4th Avenue South
Sunday, 7:30 p.m., “ Gooa
News for Perplexed Juman-
it: a public address |
Maier. 8:45, Regular |
Study using the Ws . |
Friday, 7:30 p.m., Theocratie |

Ministry School. § Ser-
vice Meeting.

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The Tribune will be pleased
to include any religious
notices in this column such as

preacher, ete. Information
should be available by noon,
Monday.

judges’ findings.
It is also hoped to encourage
greater interest in dahlias by
enlarging the club to cover | Ape
them as well as “ glads.” ur. Clinton Scuad
Pigeon will speak on dahlias at ie
next month's meeting. In the! second meeting with
A bake sale to raise funds will | Clinton, Williams Lake “Lakers”
be held Mareh 29 in the new| downed the southern club $8
Tom-Boy Store, under the joint| in a fast hoop game at Clinton
convenorship of Mrs.“C. Pigeon | Sunday,

Lakers Down

a

Caribbean and Apple Blossom.
He told the group there was no
need to buy expensive bulbs.
The speaker said he felt the
local season. was too short for

any but the-early or early- and Mrs. R. Moon, Despite the confines of the
medium blooming“type. He en- small hall, the Lakers kept con-
thusiastically recommended the {rol of the game all the way,
new Australian glad, Prunella, a| pe outscoring the home. elub in
creamy-setiow ana him voto. RASK® Creek News osc,

580 size. Mr. Pigeon said he QUITE A CROWD turned out} High scorers for the locals
felt it was wise to plant the to enjoy the bingo game held| Were George Langstaff, 16, and
Medial, bulbe by, May ’9, “ond lyon onary 23 and $25 was made,|B. Smith, 12. Stinson’ and
the early ones by May 21. After the bingo, square dancing | Forde topped the Clinton scores

Further talks on plant-/was held, with Neil MeDonald | With 16 and j 3

ing will be given at the next|calling. Neil is also terishing | The Lakers play tonight at
meeting, which has been set for] some of the young children how | Quesnel and y night Clin-

Mareh 21 in Columbus Hall, Gane time,

in the

to square dance. | ton comes to town.
| VISITING Williams Lake the | 8:30
the group |past week were Pat and Geno |*eerreeeresssoorsvecenserses

has taken on the selling at $2 Johnson, Nora Wilson and cies |

WE ARE SORRY to hear that

each of the Canadian Gladiolus Delmer and Irene Jasper and/ Mrs. Ida Haller is in hospital,
Society’s annual, which lists all ‘family, Len and Maria Todd and and hope she will be back home
the shows as well as giving mq Garland. again soon.

CPA HIRES PERUVIAN BEAUTIES AS STEW ARDESSES

Canadian Pacifie Airlines
these dark-eyed beauties from
to serve as stewardess. They all
to come to Canada for sam

have hired
Lima, Peru,
had wished
time and now

Tragedy !

Two fires in

they are in Vancouver for training. Left to
right: Ernestina Belsuzarri, Elena Duran,
Suzanne Jouve, Enriqueta Davalos and Rose
Ferreyros,

we
lost!

Fire No. 1
A small home and all its con-
tents were gutted on February
14. Loss amounted to an
estimated $10,000.
COST OF FIRE INSURANCE
WOULD HAVE BEEN ONLY
60c PER WERK

three-room cabin was mpletely burned out on Vebruary 26 Loss
amounted to an estimated $2,000, |
COST OF FER ENS URANCE ON THIS PROPERTY? ONLY 12¢ PER Wk, |

D

ont delay fo regret the day — Insure now with

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Complete Insurance and Real Estaté Service
WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

vent Ai Quesnel Meet

Legion W.A. Will
Sponsor Children’s
Fashion Show

A tea and children’s fashion

show will-be sponsored by the
€ Wome
it was decided at the

nadia Legion

Auxilia

sroup’s meeting last Friday,

si

EO LES

Se wt i
Members of 56 Reconnaissance squadron who have rotated
te Canada from Egypt had a sad moment when they lel their
cegimental mascots in the Sinai desert with their feplacement
squadron, the Hussars. Here is Tpr Al M f Preder

N-B.. on his last patrol with mascots “Gyppo" and “Fs oh

COMPARE!

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EX

has

et date of the fashion show
not it
planned to hold it:some time in
April,”

been set, but is

Annual provincial convention

Mrs. George Mayfield left by
plane from Quesnel Saturday to
visit her brother in Klamath
Falls, Oregon. Her brother is
critically ill.

of Legion W.A.'s will be held in
Trail from May 4-to 7, and the
local branch will send two dele-
gates, These will be named at
next month’s meeting,

No other pen
regardless

Mrs. Felix Kohnke volunteered) tus an 1 for an I when two

to attend ‘he, next meeting ‘of| ogotists eet togetiee

the local branch of the Canadian

Red Cross as W.A. representa- : of price
tive Tire Trouble?

See us

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hooks to the meeting for the

these
features!

young patients at War Memorial
Hospital.

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