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Lone male in the home economics course at

of Montreal, Marcel Laliberte
- from his 59 girl classmates. Thi
they learned that Marcel, 31, is
of three.

nine course. When he is grad
for an administrative job with

LONE MALE IN FEMININE CLASS

THe TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.6.

TATLAYOKO

“Men must learn more about the science of eatin
he explains when asked why he entered a traditionally femi-

mission from
Centennial committee
have it hung in the
except when floating on special
occasions,

Next
be held at Mrs.
Saturday afternoon, March 22,
and a card party the same even-
ing at Mrs. W. Olson's. Ther
will be a bingo -night, Friday,
Mareh 28, at Canin Lake Ea

women’s meeting is
Joan Uhrig’

EEN,

Yy
University s\

gets lots of feminine attention School. Seven members atten Quite a crowd turned out to] person in the valley, also the
e latter were disappointed when ded the meeting, refreshments | see the program put on by Mrs. | ——
happily married and the father being served by the hostess,/ Phillips and the children of
Lavina Olson. Bald Mountain School for
% Education Week. After the

uated, Laliberte plans to apply

a food company. MAHOOD FA

FOREST GROVE NEWS

Centennial Show
Pians Discussed

The local Centennial commit-
tee held a meeting on March 11,
at the home of Mrs. Gwen
Felker. The main business was
on the celebration to be held on
June 7. The forming of com-
mittees took place for the
different events throughout the
day and also the dance to be
held in the Community Hall in
the evening.

THE Board of Trade held
their regular monthly meeting
on March 12. The main discus-
sion was the finishing of the
new curling rink.

ROSS REDPATH motored to
Asheroft on Sunday to get his
two sons who have been patients
in the hospital there.

R. B. SELLARS spent the
weekend with his family, re-
turning on Monday to Prince
George, where he is now em-

ployed.
MR. AND MRS. Walker and
family, of Innisfai Alberta,

1,
have been holidaying with Mr.
Walker's sister and brother

n-

Club completely surprised
oldest citizen by arriving over
40 strong at the home of her

Benjie, February 24, to

law, Mr. and Mrs. M. Finney.
SOME OF THE Women
Institute members gathered at| Son,
the home of Mrs. Jesse Weaver| Wish Mrs. Laura MeNeil a happy
on March 12, to quilt and also | birthday Amiuging —_ games;
pack woollen rags to be sent/ flashing cameras, delicious
away to be made into woollen|freshments, including a many-
blank
woollens for
auto robes.
FOREST GROVE SCHOOL
has just received a new movie
projector and screen. Several|

re-

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or|lowed by a parade of. tiny tots
| bearing many” lovely _ gifts,
;brought a delightful evening to
a close.

AFTER treatment and hospi-

blankets

| 2 : ; alization, Olaf Thrones arrived |We hope he will some return} 7B die ae
Ais home last week looking very | home action shots or
niseie well. DOUGLAS CHAMBERLAIN] photography.
children; | MRS. JACK ADAMS is home| was visiting the schools last Anseochtome, howevels < 0h
d TRLY LANI cai 5 a3 reery atl week will find yourself able to cope
a ou aa left) again after successful surgery ft Ws ak. eo with Stampede shots, action
for Fort St. John on a pusiness | Royal Inland Hospital last week VISITING Williams Lake the] pictures’ of Centennial events
trip. |Mr. Adams and George Robert-|past week were Mrs. June] pnd ochen hard-to-get pictures,

spent-a few days in

|

LES Community /Program there was a collection |
its|taken up and the sum of $14.30}

ts. They gathered enough |!ighted birthday cake, were fol-|turned out

MR. L. HENDERSON and son}son motored to Kamloops to| Buckle,

two w

| ‘The party got under way with
the four men playing cribbage.
the women playing scrabble,
bingo, limerie and rummy. All
winners drew prizes from a “‘ fish
pond.” At the height of the
aiety, Mrs. Dale was presented
with a large wool quilt made
entirely by the women of Tatla-
yoko. The horse and buggy
print cover had been em-
leon with the name of every

Good Turnout |

For Education
Week Program

was coilected. Thi: goes
|wards the curtains which
|teacher wants to buy for
stage.
MORE PROPLE than usual By Edna Blackwell

If you haven't as yet hit on
a color film for home photo-
graphy which meets most any
reasonable standard, you
might require, chances are
that you haven't tried Super
Anscochrome.

The usual

at the square danc-
ing last week, and the children
seemed to he very interested and
eager to learn.

WE ARE SORRY to hear that
Larry Westguard is in hospital.

irrespective of the weather,
All in all, this is a highly

Brownie and Pauline

Enderby on business,

MR. AND MRS. C. Hunter
motored to Kamloops on March
8 to get their daughter, Mrs.
Myrtle Dare, who has spent a
week in hospital receiving medi-
cal treatment.

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bring her home. Pe Wes and Delmer Jasper. pleasing film and one you
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Try it.

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We also suggest that you
try BLACKWELL'S PHOTO
SERVICE for one of the best
selections of photo supplies in
the area, plus a camera selec-
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any problem or question con-
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ddress, date, recipe they'd like to see in this

| = = = oa a oe Birthday ’’ ip the centre. A con-| Centennial Cook Book, please
i test requiring the guessing of Mr| send along to Mrs, J. Dale,

To Supply Het Lunches At School School Teacher rivet ats Hie
At the last meeting of Mahood: MR. AND MRS. B. spencer Pafag By District eee or ae ge ty ae
Falls Community Society, the McNeil and Miss Donna McNei!| abswe mildnight-and the party| Ao GOOD: RURNOUT at the
sponsorship of het school are spending a few days in Van-} Most of the Tatlayoko|broke up shortly afterward. Tatla Lake Recreation Commis-
unches was undertaken by couver, womenfolk and a few of their] THE Centennial’ Cook Book |sion's. quarterly meeting March
chem. The School Board bas DR. AND MRS. A. G: N! husbands turned out for the sur-| being made up by Mrs. Dale and|7, resulted in much business
ceased to assist in this project mith are recuperating in y, February 25, at the|Ta¥layoko school children got a/being taken care of. Some of
but it was felt to be in the best Angeles, home of Mrs. Sarah Schuk. The|big boost toward its completion|the Tatlayoko folk were ,de-
interests of the children to con- HERB» McNEIL and Bob occasion was the birthday of our|since Mamie Maloney so Kindly | tained getting home when it was
tinue it during the winter Uhrig visited Alexis Creek at School teacher, Mrs. Dale. The'|mentioned it ‘in her column.| discovered the universal “had
months. The sum of §10 was the home of Mr. Fitzpatrick this surprised Dales had been invited| Recipes are still coming in,|gone out in Ken Haynes’ car,
voted for groveri s to be pur- week. down earlier by Mr. Schuk, for|thanks to all her co-operative Fortunately, it happened right
chased by the president. MRS. R. V. ROBERTS and the evening, Mr. Dale having] reader: Anyone around Wil-/at Tatla Lake and another
Mrs. Millie Olson displayed Carl Roberts are among| conveniently returied trom Van-/liams Lake, or anywhere in the|vehicle was made available,

flag and was many Cases of illness the past| conver the day before. province, who has a good old thanks to Willard Purjue.

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