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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

= MT IRENE

horrible living with | natur

Clive it

Hy do; mot arouse fiery eae

Thursday, April 30, 1953."

AT LAC LA HACHE
——— ee

Spring Flowers Decorate

‘estas gue nea sate of anuon io van ine wel Lal] For Lovely Wedding

threatening to quit. Which is quite writings of the two aforementioned

true — the part about threatening] columnists.

to quit, I mean. I am encoura
Every week on Monday morning, though by the man

people who re-

Eva Noreen Wright, youngest daughter of Mrs. M. M.

ed in my prattles) Wright and the late T. R.B. Wright, of Lac La Hache, became

the bride of George Robert Macdonald, youngest son of Mr.

I start moaning that I can’t think turn their subscription money with] #2d Mrs. Neil Macdonald of North Vancouv er, at a lovely
of a thing to write about, that my a little P.S. that they enjoy this| Ceremony Saturday. a ed

plains (@)"ate"picled. lean, that | colimn: and’ reeantiy Shirley M.
Tm quiting right now. The editor| prnest of Mission City took the tine
makes absolutely no response to my| to write a special letter-about my xe
wails, but manages to convey the im-| cent effort on “v ting’ with an
prersion hart mist do orale’ f0!'| cigntgen-menticold duughter” Many
the good ola) Tribune. And 0 far I! tanks tor tltose ind words, Shirley.
have managed to peck something
out, although many times i’m sure
the results would have been better
deh unprinted: ing an editorial from the Revelstoke
> olen: with, that oumsubseribers| review which ‘recently. quoted a faw
would write to me so that I could at remarks that I made about ase eon-
least Ogcasionslly make: upia,coluwnil’ struction. dawns to, the coast.
of joxcerpts from my mailbag like! would be old stuff to the editor ah °
Mamie Maloney and Jack Stott do.| nas had his editorials reprintea many
But my prattles of homey doings| times in other papers, but for’ my
chitchat to find its way to an editor-
ial page was high praise indeed. 1
Chureh Notices liave read it over twenty-three times
already.

Last week I received a note from
Margaret Murray who, with her bus-
band George (also federal member
for Cariboo), publishes the Alaska
Highway News at Fort St. John. She

I was encouraged to stagger on for
another week.
I am seriously thinking of fram-

ST. ANDREW'S UNITED
11 a.m. Sunday School
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship

page
ST. PETER’S said some nice things about this cor-

Geo. J. Fielder, Vicar ner too, and then asked who “Mac”

9 a.m. Holy Communion was. I thought everyone knew that
11 a.m. Children’s Service “Mae” was our black Scottie, but be-

fore I got a chance to reply, we had
the pleasure of a short hour’s visit
with Mrs. Murray on Saturday when
she came down for the Liberal Cou-
vention.

Many people here know Mr. and
Mrs. Murray, and recall that they
were also publishers of the Lillooet
News until a few years ago. heir
son, Dan, also operated the Cariboo
News here in Williams Lake for a
short time in opposition to The

12 noon Confirmation Class
7:30 p.m. Evensong
ee ee

SACRED HEART
Sunday Mass 9:00 a.m.

Sunday Devotions 7:30 p.m.
es
CALVARY TABERNACLE
Pastors: Rey. and Mrs. G. Rosner

10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning worship
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic service
Bible Study, Tuesday, 8 p.m.
Children’s Hour, Friday 4 p.m.
Praise & Prayer Service, Fri., 8 p.m.
Everyone Welcome
Held in the home of Rev. and Mrs. G.
Rosner, 6th Avenue.
=o
Forest Grove
Evangelical Free Church
10:30 a.m. Sunday School
8:30 p.m. Thursday.
Fellowship meeting
11:30 a.m. Morning Worship

Mrs. Murray is a humorous out-
spoken lady of great capabilities who
can operate a press or linotype if
necessity, and has even published
the paper singlehanded.

When Clive returned from taking

said “Will you have that much pep
when you are 65

that much pep NOW me

Sonia Cornwall
Ranch told mé the interesting story

dancing ground of the prairie chick-
ens.

in Africa, but never about the curious
custom of the prairie chickens in my
own country!

In the spring, their mating season
the male chickens beat their wing.
and drum their feet to attract the at-
tention of the_females. The spot
where Hugh and Sonia picked fo:
their house was packed hard from
To their yearly dances, but the Corn.
ff walls thought they would move

when the house was built. The prairie

A chickens are evidently a stubborn lot,
though, and now the Cornwalls have

2 Hre, 30 Mins, a ringside seat from their tront-|
Only x:4'%q | room window at their spring antics. |
Sonia says that it was really funny

$25 F | to watch them about three years ago.
Mating season apparently was a bit
early that year; the snow was stil!
on the ground with a coating of ice
on it. When the male chicken went
into his dance, his feet shot out from

on his- derriere,
Can't you just see the women kill-
ing themselves laughing?

of Big Lake.

Mrs. Murray back to’ the hotel, he

And I retorted — “I haven't got

of the Onward’ ed the ceremony. Cedar boughs, bou-

of their house being built on the

(I have heard about people ly decorated three-tier wedding cake.

building houses on elephant trails

under him and he slid down the ice Miss Grace Struthers, both of West-

Rev. Jack Colelough performed’ white
the rites in the Lae La Hache Com-! for.
munity Hall which was decorated} train
ith bouquets of da 1s and ever.
‘eens, and white and yellow stream-
ers for the occa

ere in mar

tin brocade with very tun)
ength skirt. Her filmy veil en
eaded from a seed pearl
coronet and she ied a howquer
hioned of white carnations and
red roses.

ge by er brother) wiss Irene Wright; who acted as
as charming in her| }iaesmaid for her sister, chose pale
Heateraaies Bown fesiioned. of! jue satin styled in Mealeval lines

similar to the bride with off-: shoulder
Westwold Shares (aw cs oo
[Interest In Pretty
Wedding Here

tions and roses.

Sacred Heart church was the sceno
of a lovely wedding April 11th of
particular interest to district resi-
dents when Elizabeth Irene Struth-
ers, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ue i
Thomas Struthers of Westwold, B:¢.,| M7 William Dingwall.
exchanged nuptial vows with Daniel] Presiding at the tea table were
‘Louis Jefferson, youngest son of the| Mrs. Chris Macdonald and Mrs. Wm.
late Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jefferson| Dingwall. Serviteurs were Miss
Phyllis Wright, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs.

The marriage ceremony was per-|R- Wise, Mrs. J. Ogden, Mrs. N.
formed by Father Naphin a 11:30| Ewart, and Miss Joyee Sutherland
Ate and Miss Audrey Downie of Van-

couver.

For the wedding trip to southern
points, the bride changed to a blue
gabardine suit with white aecessor-
ies. On their return, the young couple
will reside at Lac La Hache,

Out-of-town guests were repre-
sented from Vancouver, North Van-
couver, Quesnel, Kamloops and Wil-
liams Lake.

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The groom was supported by 3
George Begg as best man, while
David Wright and Gordon Macdonala
aeted as ushers. Mrs. Daniel Ewart
played the wedding music.

At the reception for 200 guests
which followed the ceremony, the
toast to the bride was proposed by

The bride's beautiful weddir
gown of white satin featured a fitted
bodice topped by a filmy yoke of white
nylon, and a row of tiny self-cover-
ed buttons down the hack. The skirt
was styled on full bouffant lines, and
a sheer white veil fell from her ex-
quisite coronet of white satin and
pearls. A bouquet.of calla lillies and
red and white roses completed her|
ensemble. She was given in marriage
by Mr. Gayin Hamilton of Beaver

ake.
cee blue taffeta gown with a full “ BEAUTY IS
net’ overskirt was chosen by Miss RESTFUL |"

Susan Struthers who acted as her
sister’s bridesmaid. Her blue net veil
fell from a floral headdress of tiny
blue flowers, and she carried a bou-
quet of pink and white carnations.

Mr. Rusty Russell acted as_best
man for the groom. Usher at}the
church was Mr. Al Zirnhelt. =

A reception for 70 guests at the
Jefferson Ranch at Big Lake follow-

quet of flowers and pussy willows
formed the decorations, and the tea
table was centred with a-beautiful-

siding at the urns were Mrs. Bd
Goetjen of Horsefly and Mrs. R.
Hutehinson, sisters of the groom.

Serviteurs were Miss Molly Hamil-
ton, Miss Lucille Bosworth, Mi
Cathy Zirnhelt, Miss Barbara Bos- Healthful rest comes
worth, Teddy Jefferson, Jack Bryce} naturally in surroundings
and Bob Hutchinson. t of comfort and beauty.

The toast to the bride was propor | BET “Eresco-Tone” is
ea wy Mr. Walter Bosworth of Big easy to apply, dries

ake. . 4

Music for dancing at~the recep= quickly, is odourless.
tion was supplied by Ida Zirnnelt| And its pastel colours
and Jessie Jefferson. H really bring cheerful

For the honeymoon trip to West-| restfulness.
wold on Vancouver Island and.then
to the United States, the bride
changed to a black ana white cheek-
ed gabardine suit with navy blue
accessories,

Mr. and Mrs, Jefferson will make
their home at the Jefferson Ranch
on Big Lake.

Other out-of-town guests included
the bride's mother and her sister,

wold; Bob Brixton of Kelowna;
Sonny Williams and Johnny Eagle of

Monday at 3 p.m., with the hall be-
ing open at 2.30 so the younger ones
may come right from school.

44 Girls Enroll

In Brownie Group

Forty-four girls enrolled with the
new Brownie group, which held its
first meeting Monday afternoon at
the Parish Hall under Brown Ow)
Mrs. Pelkey.

Because a number of girls not
quite seven years old were disap-
pointed in not being able to join, Mrs.
Pelkey says the starting age restric.
tion has been relaxed. Now any little
girl who will be seven within three
S can join. Senior age limit is
years. =
The meetings will be held every

‘See that the pilot light on your
ce is properly adjusted If it 1 not,
it may go out and allow gas to esca}

Friday and Saturday
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tor appointment

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