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THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

Wednesday, December 9, 1959

United Church WA ‘

names officers

Mrs. G. Adair was named
president of the United Church
WA at their annual meeting at
the home of Mrs. H. Lousley.
She succeeds Mrs. W. Holtom.

Other officers are:
president, Mrs. Paul Sharpe;
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
T. Hawker; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. G. Spence; treasurer,
Mrs. A. Montford (second
term); literature secretary,
Mrs. G. Rowand.

Other committee heads will
be named at a later meeting
and the group will be officially
installed by Rev A. Anderson
at St. Andrew's United Church
on the first Sunday in January.

It takes wise parents to know
that their own child was as
much as fault as the neighbors’.

on Sunday

When you're one-and a hal

is just starting to mean something to a

fellow, and from the look
ton Mallette is giving th

ae
f, Christmas

young Clay- on.

e decorated

Go To Church

ITH IRENE

LISTED BELOW ARE
PLACES OF WORSHIP

IN WILLIAMS
ST. PETER’S ANGLICAN
Corner

Fifth Avenue
Rev. E. H. Wallace
Advent III
December 13
§:30 a.m. Holy Communion
10:00 a.m. Church School
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer
j Nursery School

ST. ANDREW'S UNITED
CHURCH

Sra Avenue at Cameron St. ||
Rev. A. Anderson
December 13 |
9:45 a.m. Church School
11:00 a.m. Family White
Gift Service
7:30 p.m. CGIT Christmas
Candlelighting
Service
8:30 p.m. Open House
the Manse.

at

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

and

p.m.

Benediction Saturday eve-
ning, 7:30 p.m., followed by
confessions.

CALVARY PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
2nd Avenue North
Pastor:
Sunday,
day School, 19 a.m.; Morning
Worship, 11:15 a.m.; Bvan-
gelistic Service, 7:20 p.m.
KINGDOM HALL OF
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
4th Avenue South
Friday, Dec. 11, 7:80
p.m., Theocratic Ministry
School. 8:30 p.m., Service
Meeting. Sunday, 7 p.m,
Bible Study.

LUTHERAN .

WORSHIP SERVICES

The Church of the

Lutheran Hour

Rev. Dan Pfotenhauer
Byery second and last Sun-
day of the month, 7:30 p.m.
at United Church. The
Lutheran Hour over CFIC,
Kamloops, Sunday, 10: 30
a.m.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

GROUP
Quesnel, B.C.

Sunday School and Churca
Services held 11 a.m. Sundays.
Wednesday evening Testi-
mony Meeting, first Wednes-
day of each month at 8 pm.
hese services held in -ne
Masonic Hall. All cordially
invited to attend.

Radio program: “ How
Christian Science Heals,”
station CKCQ at 1:05 p.m.,
first and third Sundays of
each month.

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Dear Mom: All of a sudden
Christmas is awfully
and there are so many more

th

close . .

to do.

She not only 1

and wrapped my Chri

sent, she knows what he

You'll

but

has bought me.

just loooovve
whispered
to get he
supper
he it
away by

and then the fat was in the
fire. I soothed her hurt feel-
ings by saying we would think
of mething else. Then it was
Ward’s turn to whisper in my
and of course Elaine had
“I heard it A
BELT!” More tears. more
screaming. Did Bryan and I
fight like that when we were
kids?

We wrapped a
Christmas presents
afternoon, and it certainly
wonderful to find that
daughter has finally reached
the stage where she can really
She tied up a

rd

ear,
to shout

bunch of
Sunday

is
my

number of them quite well.
Ward in the meantime was
quite happy wrapping up his

own little present for you, and
there is no doubt that you will
recognize it... It is wrapped
mainly in Scotch tape.

NOT SO SIMPLE

We thought we would b
smart and get our Christmas
tree early and not take a chance
on zero weather and deep snow
later on, so we went out a week
ago Sunday . November 29,
imagine! We figured on just
riding up near the airport and
snagging one quickly, but the
kids don’t consider it a real
Christmas tree excursion unless
they hike up a hill, tramp
through the woods for a mile or
so, and then slide back down.
Elaine ‘always wants to make
sure that T've taken something |
to eat, as she obviously
intention of being lost
woods without food

So we went and hiked up a
hill, through the woods and then
back down, and our net result!
was one two-foot tree for the
oftice window. Why is it you}
can see so many big bushy|
trees in the summer merely
driving down the road, but come
winter they have vanished from
the landscape. In the mean-
time our neighbor’s boy merely
walked down the street and into
the bush, and was back in ten
minutes with a iovely tree.

has no
in the

SLOWLY WINNING

Have you gol all your Christ-
mas shopping done? I've still
got to buy a few gifts yet. It
is such a frustrating and pan-
icky feeling to wander trom
store to store to find something
suitable at the price you want
to pay, but what a delightful,
exhilarating you
finally come home with half-a-

glow when

f omy re

could

oblivi
ut Ward
wood for
I

went

on

o

mark you
bring in
in a WAGON”
\ only

the

fireplace
But

bet

houted
on
Mom, Vl it

think

but
believes me or Santa Claus.
['ve been painting and
cleaning and waxing and polish-
ing, making sure that practic
ally e nook and cranny is
clean. It seems rather ridicul-
ous when probably no-one will
notice except myself, but some

ems to overtake
this time of

peculiar urge
us housewives at
the year.

Them there are the Christmas
cakes and shortbread and mince-
meat pies to make; the Christ-
mas concerts and choir practices
and parties to attend; the
Christmas cards to address and
those Christmas letters that you
write once a year... .

Sometimes it seems a bit
overwhelming, but we really
wouldn't want it any other way.
It is a wonderful time of the
year. Carry on!

Love, Irene

bazaar, he’s going to enjoy the goings-
Mrs. Doug Mallette holds up her
son to get a close-up.

Mrs. Cameron
heads Hospital
Women’s Auxiliary

Elected to the position of
» president of the Hospital Au:
y at their annual meeting
Wednesday was Mrs. K.

Cameron, who took over the
position two months
Graham, who resigned
time.

from

Mrs.

F

hat

tions we

Mont

tord
term), Mrs.
eart, Mrs. H. Lambe
zines (second term), }
Christie; hospital tins, }
Fawcett (second term);
eite, Mrs. H. Coupe;
sheets, Mrs. E. Peterson, CARS
committee, Mrs. D. Getz (
ond term)

Although all bills are not yet
in for the fashion show held

in November, it is expected |'

that the venture will bring in
approximately $280

Arrangements were made for
the usual Christmas decora-
tions for the hospital, and gifts
for the staff. The Christmas
party sponsored by the Board
and Auxiliary for the staff in
the past two years will not be
held this year, as other ar-
rangements have been made by
the Board.

A record player was donated |

Busch and will be
for use in the

by Mrs. G.
turned over
hospital.

Births at War Memorial Hospital

UNDERWOOD—To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Underwood of Likely, a
son, born December 2

MACKAY To Mr. and Mrs.
James Mackay of Alexis Creek,
a daughter, born December 2.

HOLMBERG — To-Mr. and Mrs.
Alf Holmberg of Likely, a son,
born December 2

KENYON — To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Kenyon of Lac La
Hache, a daughter, born Decem-
ber 4.

MATTHEWS — To Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Matthews of Riske
Cre a son, born December 5.

McGINNIS To Mr. and Mrs.
Glen McGinnis of Williams

ake, a son, born December 7.

lasting

walle
utility
writing
suede

dozen more names crossed off
the list!

I’m having a bit of trouble
with Ward, He wants a tractor

just like Glenn’s, one he can ride |
and he has spied one in the}

catalogue. We of course don’t
think he needs one espec-
jally at that price, “Wouldn't
you like a nice WAGON?” I
said hopefully, But no, Sook |
at the big seat, Mom, you could
sit way up here and "he!

Phone

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Ladies carved handbags and
(plain
case:

jackets,
lets and poc
“PERSONALIZED GOLD
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Cariboo

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Centre of the

Box 27

United Church Women’s Auxiliary |
raises $225 at bazaar |

Approximately $225 will be realized by the
United Church WA from their Chistmas bazaar and
tea Saturday afternoon, which is considerably in
excess of former years.

Most popular spot was the
fish pond where youngsters
formed a steady procession all
afternoon until finally it was

tablecloths and tiny candles

decorating each tea table, and

evergreen boughs intertwined

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drained dry. There was even a

fish pond for the adults. with green and red streamers

There was a gay festive at-
mosphere during the whole
afternoon with Christmas

around each pillar. The big
Christmas tree festooned with
lights wthe the focal point.

BROWNIES CORNER

To start our meeting last
week we went on a real favorite
trip of ours—a Pygmy hunt. As
usual we didn’t find a single
Pygmy but we did have fun.

that you mothers will be able to
come. Then we practiced the
Grand Howl. The Tu-whit, tu-
whit, to-whoo-oo's were chanted
softly at first, then louder the
next time until at the last one
they rose to a shout and ended
with an overhead clap. You
wouldn't think there were any
Tweenies there at all because it
sounded like a fully-fledged
Brownie Pack.

After inspection and the fairy
ring we settled down to finishing
off tests that Tweenies had not
yet completed for their enrol-
ment. Mostly this was oral,
dishwashing notes and Karen
Quanstrom passed her tie test.
Brownie Mara Thibaudeau
passed her button sewing test
towards Golden Bar,

Before closing the meeting -we
all sang Happy Birthday to
Joanne Stewart whose birthday
While this was going on all/it was that day.
those girls not involved in t
practiced semaphore. It has
been qute a while since we have

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Service

Invisible Mending
Repairs & Alterations

Hats Blocked and

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Dressmaking Service
Available

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or write General Delivery

Rear of Maple Leaf Hotel

done anything in semaphore and
jWe are a bit

TIRE TROUBLE? |

In Pow-Wow we discussed our

See us.
enrolment scheduled for this ¢ & STi § -
week inv:
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mothers to attend. We do hope
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