Wednesday, August 5, 1959

THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

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Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Wallace who arrived in Wil-
liams Lake last week. Mr. Wallace is the new vicar
of St. Peter’s Anglican Church.
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Well-known Party held for
woman passes af| RCMP corporal

Corporal and Mrs. W. Hen-
3 derson were guests of honor at
Alkali Reserve a farewell party held at the
‘home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Mrs. Harry Roper, a well-|Gardner last Wednesday.
known figure in the Cariboo,| Hosts for the evening were
vat her home on.the| Mr. and Mrs. Gardner,

alkali Lake Indie

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the age of 72. west
a barbecue din-
Active in Church work for the couple
the greater part of her life, she| | with a it

assisted Father Thomas and h
successors in instructing both) armstrong on F
children and grown-ups. As a

young girl she attended St.j[ ©
Joseph's Mission and 4 DAI LY
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8:10 a.m.
12.25 p.m.
7:05 p.m.
10:10 p.m.
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Daily on
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was

MRS. H. ROPER

mt when the first
of the Child Jesus arrived there
trom France in 1896.

Mrs. Roper’s husband pre-
deceased her in January of this o
year. She is survived by one DIAL 57
sister, Mrs, Theresa Archie of .
Canim Lake, two sons, Altrea]}] ATTENT LON —
of Canim Lake and Jacob of SPORTS CLUBS
Alkali Lake, one daughter, Mrs.
Paseal Wycotte of Alkali Lake|| Leave sports scores,
and many grandchildren. stories, etc., at Village

The funeral took place last}} Radio & Appliance for

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Anglican Chureh
his first service last Sunday
the new resident vicar,
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daughter:
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natives

he graduated with a B.

Anglican vicar

“Moves to

Williams Lake

Newcomer to St.
and

Peter's
holding
is
the Rev.
H. Wallace He arrived
‘om Ontario last week with his
ife, Almeda and their two
Susan (2) and Kath-
(three months).

Both hy
of
was
of

wife
and

and
Winnipeg
educated at
Manitob:

are
Mr.
the

allace
nivers

Soon after, he came to Brit-
h Columbia and for a time was

principal of the small school at

rrowhead.

He then moved to Wycliffe

College in Toronto, a theological
seat of learning, where he grad-

uated witha Licentiate in
Theology.
The next step brought Mr.

Wallace back to British Colum-
bia as curate at St, Andrew's
Church, Trail, before moving
back home when appointed as
curate to St. Matthew's Church,
Winnipeg.

Mr. Wallace moved back
again but this time for promo-
tion to the pos
James’ Church in Fe
Ontario, a town of 4,000 popu-
lation, He has been rector
there for the last five years be-
further transcontinental
west to the Cariboo

east

St

fore a
trip back
and Williams Lake.
“T've been looking
to coming here now
time,” Mr. Wallace said, “ and
already I feel that I know so

forward
for some

many of you. To tell the truth,

p began taking your paper seve-
ral months ago as soon as I
knew I was coming to Williams
Lake and I have read it assid-
uously ever since. As a result,
many names art familiar to me
of people I’ve not yet met.”
Questioned about his activi-
ties outside the church, it soon
became clear that Mr. Wallace
has led-an active life. He was
president of the Chamber of
Commerce in Fergus for two
years, chairman of the Library
Board three years, chairman of
the Municipal Recreation Com-
mitte and, president of the
| Junior. Lacrosse Club for two
| years.
Asked about Wallace's
i Mr. Wallace was
quite emphaticg about what a
minister should expect from his
spouse. “I believe that a
church minister's wife has her
hands full with tasks connected

with her husband’s job and as
a result she should not be.ex-
pected to be called on for a. lot
of outside activities. At the
same time, I think my wife en-
joys having at least one job out-
side the church and at Fergus
she was public relations officer
with the Hospital “Auxiliary.”

Yes, admitted the

“T eolleet an-
glasses and other
glassware.” "Mr. Wallace
showed us several rare speci-
mens and Tribune readers will
hearing more about them
en he and his attractive wife
are settled in their new home
with which they are delighted.

Hobbies?
new minister.
tique wine

Daniel Defoe, creator of
“Robinson Crusoe,’’ wrote some
30 books in the last four years
of his life.

Lac La Hache news

MR. AND MRS. T. Jens and
daughter Audrey have moved to
their summer home at Lac La
Hache.

VISITING with Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Moore are Mrs. Moore’s
parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Collins and Gail of Port
Arthur, Ontario; also Mr. and
Mrs. R. Counsell and daughter
Laurie of Regina, Sask.

MR. D MRS., Ray Hamil-
ton and son Eric have motored
to Nova Scotia to v relatives.

VISITORS at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Herm Haggquist were

Mrs. Haggquist’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Sweeney and
her sister, Sharon, from Ben-

gough, Sask.,/and Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Cates, Regina, Sask., sis-
ter and brother-in-law of Mrs.
Haggquist.

MRS. LESLIE MacASKILL of
112 Mile motored to Kamloops
on business. :

VISITING with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ferguson are Mr. and Mrs.
D. Everett of North Surrey.

HORSEFLY NEWS

INTERESTING visitors were
Mr. and Mrs. Francis ©. Kellog
from Santa Barbara, California.”
They were one-time owners of
the Walters ranch, later pur-
chased by Mr. Calloway. Mr.
and Mrs. Kellog were guests of
ir. and Mrs. M. L. Gibbons
while they were visiting.

Tire Trouble?

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