Wednesday, December 9, 1959

THE WILLIAMS

LAKE TRIBUNE

Page 7

FOREST GROVE NEWS
Recreation
commission head

E. NADIN, Canim Lake, was
named president of the Forest
Grove and District Recreation
Commission at the Sroup’s annual
meeting last Wednesday.

Other officers electeq Were: H.
Rudosky, Buffalo Creek; p,
McLeod, Forest Grove, secretary.
treasurer, i

Following the annual report
and election, a social evening of
cribbage was enjoyed. First
prize winners were Mrs. 5,
Nadin and George Rhodes,

A SPECIAL meeting of
P-TA was called last Thurs

to plan the official opening of
the new Forest Grove School on
December 9.

It was decided to hola a ban-
quet for visiting officials and a
cold plate supper late for

every
one attending the openin.

Demonstrating “how it’s done” on
skates is Gala Mae Imhoff, one of the
instuctors for the skating club organ-
ized this year, Looking on, from left

Diana

PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT

Downs,

to right, are pupils Julia Swanson and

and another instructor,

Lynn Fourt.

Gold search in South America
film plot af Alston Theatre

MANSIOD

showing} The story revolves around
aturday, [socially prominent young man
evening and matine who knowingly and willin

Photographed in color, *
Mansions” offers exquisite shots| one-fourth Negro.
of South American jungle scen-| don in a
ery. \trayal of the pe

This screenpl based on|while John Drew Barrymore is
William Hudson's novel of the competent as her outrage
same name. The cast is strong) band.
and all performances are JAsn

and praiseworthy. Aud-| Nat

Julie Lon-
“turns

are

shi,

a | deals with submarine warf:
PANIC IN THE STREETS, Dec-| World War II, plus spy work on
ember 13, midnight show a Japanese-held island, and
An exciting crime drama star-| replete with tense situations
|ring Richard Widmark, Paul) The cast includes James Ga
Douglas, Barbara Bel Geddes|ner, who is known

re
2

*| While the fledsi

ly |
#reen | marries a beautiful girl who is, talent

| Volunteers help
| fledgling skaters

Skating
Club is still in its infancy, the
directors are relying on local
for their instructors.
Among them is a group of you

“Blocs of: nations today

| resulti
| mate pos’
Jearth,”
| district
| Witnesses in his address to more
than 310 attendin

‘ition,
said

will
G

Jehovah’s Witnesses at the Elks
Hall, December 4,

5 and 6.

He continued by saying, “Does
not the Creator of heaven and
earth have the ultimate position?

he main feat-
ure of the three day assembly of

Over 300 attend assembly
of Jehovah's Witnesses here

are, symbolizing their
|feverishly competing for the ulti-|God in water imersion.
mate position in outer space, on|marsh in his baptismal talk said
the assumption that the power | this is a vow to do God’s will and
ing from achieving the ulti-; requires mature understanding of
control the|His purposes.
Saltmarsh,
organizer for Jehovah's

dedication to
Mr. Salt-

Saturday evening 270 assembled
to view color films produced by
the Watcheower Bible & Tract
Society,

Smooth operation of all depart-
ments of the convention was made
possible by the assistance of about
60 volunteer workers

Full-course meals were served

He not the one then who will|each day of the convention. These

the final say? His will, by| were made available right in the
son of his superiority in every|assembly hall at a very nominal
|way, is to be carried through|rate for convenience of those in
the righteous administration of / attendance. Following the con-
his Kingdom under the wisest | clusion of final discourses on Sun-
administrator of all, Jesus|day afternoon, delegates and
Christ.” | guests enjoyed a turkey dinner.

Mr. Saltmarsh further stated,) As soon as the assembly was
“It makes good sense to put your|over, volunteer workers began to
(rust in God’s kingdom, because| dismantle all stage decorations,
it is everlasting, but in contrast,/departments, and in general to
human arrangements can only|leave the hall in a good clean
last long as people support|condition before journeying back
them. The passing of world|to their homes in different parts
powers and human ideologies is|of the Cariboo.
epitaph to the failure of
human. reasoning.”

as

The delegates left the assembly
feeling greatly refreshed spirit-
ually, and eager to carry on their
preaching activity, doing the Di-
vine Will.

Saturday afternoon, two new|
members from local congregations
were ordained by publically

ALEXIS CREEK NEWS

A benefit dance was held at
Pigion’s Hall, Alexis Creek, Sat-
urday night in aid of Haley
Rycock and of Chilco
r home and
all possessions in a fire recently.
About $200 was raised. The
|musie was supplied by the Kahl
jman Orchestra assisted by Bob
|Ray and Bill Woods. A sub-
stantial midnight supper was sup-
plied by the ladies of Alexis
Creek. An added attraction was
two solos by Frank Penner of
Riske Creek.
THERD WILL be
Alexis Creek on

a dance at
December 4 in

Benefit dance raises $200

aide of “The Christmas Tree
Fund” ~

ROBERT MACGLASHEN, saw-
yer at W. M. Skolroad mill,
Hanceville, was injured November
27 when his hand slipped while
he was setting up a guard ‘on the
head saw. The teeth ripped a
gash in his left thumb and hand.
He was treated at the Red Cross
Hospital.

MRS. HAZARD and her small
son Larry of Alexis Creek left
last week for Vancouver to con-
sult a specialist with regards to

Larry’s recent illness.

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NERVOUS?

TENSE?

are ¢

g ng
* their time in teaching the young-

ler children to skate
They are Donna Kerley,
Getz, Lynn Fourt, Carol Ring-
wood, Cherly Getz, Judy Lunn
Gaela Mae Imhoff and Karen,

property. |
Maureen |
|

y urn is the “bird girl,” Coogan, James Ray | tmhott.
Lee J. Cobb her guardian and/Anthony and Billy Daniels. |
Anthony Perkins a young adven-| Adult fare. Some of these girls have even
turer on a wild rch for gold — siven up some of their school
Aside from drama and ro-|/UP PERISCOPE, December 16 activities in order to be on hand
mance, hostile Indians provide} and 17 at the arena three afternoons a
action for the action fa “Up Periscope” is a sub-| week.
Family tare. |marine adventure. The plo

Instructing with the senior

‘are in} .
|group in the evenings are Mrs.
fe

Delainey of 150 Mile House,
Miss Beaulieu and Miss Gaela

Mae Imhoff. Miss Imhoff, who

was last year’s star of the carni-
fr

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