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LEGION AU,

TLIARY “ FIRST» Grade Five sang two selections of the Glendale Parent-Teacher, P. a. Gaglardi to-attend a “pub-

sociation was Mrs. Rodbom. |lic meeting at Bridge Lake at
= the earliest Possible date.

at the opening or the show, wit

* * Mrs, L, Boyce accompanying on |
Tiny Models Capture Hearts the bibs |
eae é 4 rafle for « blanket donated | BRIDGE LAKE = While the meeting deplored

Of Audience At Fashion Show by "Lee's Ladies Wear wad won the condition of the roads and
one by Mrs. It. Titford- a bride dail

Winsome Ute tots who toddied shyly out, to show om | 42mated by Williams Lake
everything from beach wear to party clothes captured the hearts | Pharmacy by J, Duthie.
of those who attended the Children’s Fashion Show and Tea
staged last Wednesday by the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Canadian

Legion. :

The new Legion: Hall was ————
filled to capavity. The little tea|®"¢ brought up gifts for the
tables whieh dotted the room | {little ones as they left the stage.
were centred with vases of| Sportswear featured smart
spring flowers; gay fowers ang|®0"mated slim jims and
bright balloons framed the stage | Plouses or jackets, some in snag-
and ramp. Rows of small Union| T@8stant poplin, others in drip-
Jacks also formed a part of the|@Y Cotton and the ever-popular
decorations and the crest of the | CPduroy. « :
Legion was outlined in a large| Sweet little suits for boys and
cake which centred the large tea| STIs were shown next, and one
table. very grown-up outfit of Ivy
League blazer of black and
cherry striped corduroy complete

the bleak outlook for improve-

inister Asked 5 he in the near future, there

Oo Was an evident desire to

'To Attend Meeting * the question out of the

Party political arena if at all
_ Possible.
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ICE OUT ON LAC LA HACHE

FIFTY RATEPAYERS from
Sheridan Lake, Roe Lake and
Bridge Lake areas met in the
Bridge Lake Community Club-| jee went out on Lac La Hache
house on April 17 to discuss the at 2:08 P-m. on April 13.
condition of the roads, Winner of the.sweep held in the |
southern centre Was Peter Og-
deu, whose time of 2:07 was a
a resolution was passed inviting| minute off. Joe Felker was
the local M.L.A. and the Hon.|close with a time of 2:16.

ALL-CANADIAN

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After considerable discussion,,

«..and enjoy a beer

Presiding at the silver urns

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with a special quality during the afternoon were Mrs, |CBErrY 5 i ay eel oc Sy
z : wi aw tie and charcoa 1
all its own. Try H. Castillou, Mrs. S. Pigeon, trousers to mateh. a What's =
= , Mrs. J. Anderson, Mrs. J. B gers: te match. t \
, . : ; A dazzling array of adorable
6 SELECT, today, Ringwood, Mrs. 0. Walker and|_ 4 @a2zling array of adorable| ’ th di
and see. Mrs. R. Kelt, frocks for little girls were pre- 1 ANO ier wor ;
Auxiliary president Mrs, @.|Setted—golden tissue gingham, =>

pink cotton satin, peach and gold
ribbonette, crystal nylon, laven-
der taffeta, pussywillow pink
nylon to mention only a few of

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Lewis opened the show and then
fashions from the store of Lee's
Ladies’ Wear were presented.
ea An impeccably tailored west-
= | the lov b 1a
west Jon ont wan shown atta |My ob en,
after he had modelled his x e 3 ;

SICKS’ CAPILANO BREWERY LIMITED snappy pants and embroidered seen Sincirs

blue shirt, young Buddy Malesku Spring coats, bright ®cotton

\for Scotch

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Though originally from

This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Siberia, rhubarb is now an all!

itis it stood by a little wishing well] - Taal 7 aL aes. Canadian plant and has no com-,

Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia. skirts, reversible wool skirts and petition from outside our boan-
Sportswear were modelled by| aries. All rhubarb sold in Can

older girls, and three exquisite} ada is grown here, the Rhubarb

graduation. dresses came as a| Growers’ association says as

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES “Tolowing green” eat sprays] org, fens the lant

more friends for the plant.
sprinkled on white bouffant

April, the association wants the
¢ . 2 nylon was worn by Miss Joyce
School District No. 27 Haney whine orate ies we

world to know. is the month
when the winter-grown variety
1s most tender and hest flavored
| etched In velvet flocking of the
white princess dress worn by | waye é
Mss Susan Ringwood. uncer) Wins Prize For
Z the tiny jacket, artfully draped, |
Invites the public to attend the the bodice sponsored a siase| Cragt Desi n
3 strap over one shoulder. Miss g
£ Jeanne Dunaway chose a gown
of sft hydrangea blue nylon,
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| Presentation of a pen and pen-
cil set at a school assembly at
Glendale Elementary School last

. e S h the skirt flaring oyt wid
ith the skirt flaring t wide

Hees B fitted bodice, out. WH Thursday was made to Richard

Capable commentator for the|/¥8t for his winning design for

show was Mrs. G. Wilson, with}® School crest. The crest will

Mps, Margaret Milne playing|>& ¥sed for Honor awards in
backgrpund music op the piang. citizenship and scholarship.

Blementapy sehqoi girls trom | Making the award on pehalt
of a

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