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--. WITH IRENE

(Note: “do-do” means “I want to stripped of
g0 to the bathroom.”) _ pests can
Friday morning we started out for where.
Quesnel] — Dodie Smith and myself We did little sight-seeing as the
with our respective daughters, Lind- kids were tired and needed a sleep. a uniform; the Catholic Ladies, $8.43 z —
day and Elaine. |But we did manage to spend a de-i soy one uniform; Mrs. G. Mableson,|_ Mrs. A. W. Haddock is holidaying
Tt seemed like a good idea to get lightful half-hour in the ide store: $5 towards Uniiora. Ge Anglican|im Vancouver for two weeks.
away from the usual daily grind by|No doubt we could buy most eve W.A. for the use of the Parish Hall
driving to Rivertown for a visit with | thing in Williams Lake, but there is for Monday meetings.
our good friend, Gwen Godfrey, and] something fascinating about these
my former neighbor, Lena Dobie. stores. We wandered and gawked up
So shortly after 9 a.m. we were-on|:nd down the aisles, and 10 doubt}
our way. The day fair with oc-] the salesgirls thought we were fresh!
(sounds like a CBC] out of the bush.
n't it?) and we} A planned picnie supper to Ten
started out in fine spirits with many] Mile Lake was spoiled when a hign!
humorous pronouncements about|wind got up around 5:30. So we pic-|
what we would do if we got a flat|nicked at the house, and then began!
tire. (Best idea: look helpless and/to pick up our numerous belongings. |
wait for the next car equipped with] At 7:30 we were on the road
a capable male to come along.) in. Soon we had left Quesnel be |
We bounced along happily for a|hind, then “do-do” called Linds:
few miles, then — ‘do-do” sang out|from the back seat. “Do-do,” said
Lindsay from the back seat. I picked Blaine.
out a likely-looking spot and eame| We were AWAY again!
to a stop. Out got Dodie and Lindsay.

“Do-do,” said Elaine worriedly. out! Boast of Corpus

climbed me and Elaine.

We were away again, up and aowa|(Christi Observed

and around the curves high over the

Thursday, June 11, 1953,

| enrollment June 15 at 7 p.m. By this
time all girls will have uniforms.
Parents and friends are invited to
this meeting.
eee

A recent visitor at the home of
Joe Deshane was Stanley Jones of
Kamloops. :

|The Brownies’
‘Corner

The Brownie Pack wish to thank
the following donors: Mr. Benny Ab-
bott of the Maple Leaf Hotel, who so
Kindly donated $18 for toad stool
and owl; the Ranch Hotel, $6 toward

Se

Dog Receives Two Wolf Cubs Into “Family Fold”

their foliage. and the!
be seen crawling every-

os
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Romans of
; — Salmon Arm spent a few days with
It has been decided to have the| Mrs. Paul Smith.

casional showers
weather report, doe:

Be

Will be at the Sunnyside Motel, Williams Lake

=-Chntral Press Canadian
Pair of young wolf cubs taken from their den by a farmer
after their mother was fought off with an axe, have been “adopted” ee a ipel ee eps
by a dachshund dog owned by Newt Kincaid of Madoc, Ont. Show- Fraser. We passed Hargreaves ranen,| At Mission
ing little interest in the two timber wolf cubs when they were first and marvelled at the huge field with
brought to her door to be “mothered,” the dachshund. who recently fow'-afler tow ok potdtods. HER
ost er own er of pups, did a rig] about face and now aeesptis “ ” a ;. 7 wey,
the cubs as her own much to the approval of John Rankin, left, do-do” demanded Lindsay. “You
can’t possibly need to go,” remon-

From June 15th to 20th

The Feast of Corpus Christi was
solemnly celebrated on the grounds
of St. Joseph’s Mission Sunday.

and Ross Empey.

Bridge Lake flee

(held over)

JOE WALSH, district agricultur-
ist visited Bridge Lake on May 28.

FRED HART and PETER ROSS
are working at a sawmill near the
100 Mile House.

MRS. EB. BAYS and MRS. E. GROS-
SET were recent guests at the home
of Mrs. Joyce Ross.

pereieeSe aa
Wite Preservers

nsfer it to the mixing bowl or fry=
ing pen. Thus you catch any bad onea

strated her mother. Another mile

“Do-do” worriedly from Lindsay. [
picked a likely looking spot. Out got

Library Closing Dodie and Lindsay. “Do-do” said
Elaine. Out I climbed with Elaine.
For Summer

We were away again. Soda Creek
hove into view, and as I looked at the

The Williams Lake Publie Library
will be closed during the

few buildings there, I wondered
again where our 14 subscribers
were. And again I wondered when
mouths and all books should be turn-| Vo". 0 evel make Guy conece
ed in by June 26th. plated trip across the ferry to the
are particularly anxious to have this) west.side of the river and along to
done since some of the volumes are| Meldrum Creek.

part of the Circulating Library,| ‘Do-do,” said Elaine from the back

: ictoria | Sat: ‘Have an orange, kids,” pacifie
which must be returned to Victoria} S°@t: “Hav eer pacified.
Dodie. Another mile. “‘Do-do™ came

summer

The association

by the end of this month. Suiiously trom Hae oT ciencdeeee
Circulation figures have increased | @"ously from Blai Soe Cannes
steadily since the Library was moved | *_ : ae ee aia ee
to its new quarters in St. Peter's| With Tee Gant Tiaer Eideag 2h
Hall, with over a hundred volumes] OUt climbed Dodie and L ce
borrowed last Friday. Many new| Marguerite, Alexandria drittea
books will be-added tothe Ubrary| PY: De-do,” said Lindsay. Denes
shelves during the next two months,! Parrotted Elaine. We stopped, got
so readers will have an even greate, “Ut. undid buttons, fastened buttons,

selection to choose from when the S°t back in.

4 : Near Kersley we noticed that
library re-opens in early September.
uinaty Se -ovele ticenoy Seprember: [oe scant poplars were bare ot

leaves and we wondered if some

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blight had killed them.

“Now you two quit fighting,’ we
scolded from the front se&t. ‘Here,
have some raisins.”

As we jostled along, we saw evi-
dence of the road heing widened ‘and
resurveyed to eventually become a
broad highway. But this day the
machinery was sitting idle by the
roadside, and we wondered why.
“Do-do,” hollered Lindsay; “do-
echoed Elaine. We stopped. we
got out, we got in. We Were on our
way again.

Finally we knew we were nearly
at Quesnel. We passed a radio beam

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several homes. ‘‘Do-do,’” sang out
Elaine. “Do-do,” said Lindsay.
“Here, have some candy,” said Dodie
in deseration. “We'll soon be at
Auntie Gwen's.”

And finally we passed over the nar-
row bridge and were in Quesnel. It
was 11:45. We were only about 45
minutes behind schedule, and no
wonder!

We lunched, we gossipped, and we
found out why the trees were bare.
Quesnel is suffering from a plague
of caterpillars. The trees have been

People from Williams Lake and
the surrounding countryside assisted
at the ceremony, which was conduct-
ed by Rey. Father Collins, O.M.f.
Solemn Benediction was given by
Rey. Father Naphin, C.Ss. R., Wil-
liams Lake.

The Mission Girls’ Choir, under
the direction of Rey. Mother Anne
Marie, and the Boys’ Band under
Rev. Bro. McDonald, rendered the

sacred ‘music during the service.

A moving sermon was given at the
conclusion of the ceremony by Father
Collins, when he exhorted the faith-
ful to be true to Christ and His Holy
Church.

so eee
Miss Yvonne Parliament, matron
of War Memorial Hospital, is holiday-|
ing in Eastern Canada. During her
absence, she is being relieved by Miss
| Doreen Hills, who will be joining
| the permanent hospital staff on Miss
Parliament's return. Miss Hills was
formerly on the nursing staff of Ques-

taiél General Hospital.

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