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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.d.

Thursday, June 18, 1953.

Williams Lake

LILLIAN McINTYRE

Beauty

SOFT WATER
SHAMPOOS

and

LANOLIN

PERMANENT WAVES

Salon

Phone 96-1

The beautiful results of the firs:
year’s course in Home Economies at
Williams Lake High School weve
displayed in a Fashion Show staged
in the auditorium last Wednesday
afternoon.

The girls modelled their own cre-
ations, and perfection of detail and
styling were evident in all the gar-
ments.

The show was opened by Grade
Seven girls who have spent most of
the term on the Cooking course. At=
tired in aprons made in their class

and holding cooking utensils, they

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Makes ‘dining out’ a treat
for the whole family at
The Lakeview.

Extra delicious food.
the way you like it.

sang “If I had known you were com-
ing, I would have baked a cake.”

This was followed by a group of
Grade Hight and Nine girls who mod-
elled light summer dresses of cris-
kay, gingham, chambray and dimity.
Styled on simple lines, many featur-
ed the new sleeveless bodices and
very full skirts.

More difficult patterns and expen-
sive materials were seen in the group
of skirts worn by Grade Ten girls.
Plaids and wool flannels were used
extensively in straight-cut lines,
pleated styles, and soft flares.

A contrast of styles from after-
noon dress to semi-formals to party
were shown by the seniors of
Grades Eleven and Twelve. Effective

“What you need
is a separator!”

You haven’t enough ready cash on hand to

buy one?

The B of M has helped thousands of
X Canadian farmers oyercome this problem by

providing them. with credit through Farm Im-
provement Loans. Perhaps we can help you
obtain the necessary credit, too. Why not talk

it over with our nearest B of M manager? y
Ask for our folder “Quiz for a Go-
Ahead Farmer”.

Remember, when you ask for a loan at
the BofM, you do not ask a favour.

Bank or MonrTreEAu
Canada's First Bank

Williams Lake Branco:

WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817

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Toa wutiow cusses

JACK PURSER, Manager

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books, and save!
for home and family needs.

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illustrations of the variety were the
strapless model in white organdy ani
another in blue brocaded taffeta, in
contrast with a lovely navy ottoman
cord featuring a scoop neckline and
pencil skirt.
Commentator for the evént which
attracted approximately 150 people
was Petty Joan Sharpe. Vocal solos
were provided by Marlene Hilmoe,
and a duet by Lucille Bosworth and
Elenore Hyde, with piano accompani-
ment by Mrs. L. Boyce.
The stage had been transformed
into a garden fairlyand with a small
poplar tree, banks of iris, roses and
brown-eyed Susans and a lawn set
with fiag-stones.

Music during the fashion
was provided by Clem James-

show

Welcome
to the
26th :

Annual
Stampede ©

‘We hope you all have
the time of your lives!

WILLIAMS LAKE
Dry CLEANERS

The Famous

Students Display Results
Of Course At Fashion Show

When ordering by mall or phones . « specify

‘Tea was served in the lIome Ee-
onomics room by the Grade Seven
girls. Winnie Weetman and Bonnie
Herbert presided at the tea table
whieh was centered with an ex
centerpiece of gold and purple iris.

All of the dainty sandwiches and
cookies were prepared by the girl
students.

Home economics teacher

PHONE TAtlow 1171
for free beer delivery
VANCOUVER BREWERIES LIMITED

This adVertisement is not published or displayed by the Li
Control Board or by the Government of Brie Come

during

the past year has been Mrs. E. An-

derson.

Forthcoming We extend a hearty

oS WELCOME
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Richardson

announce the forthcoming wedding
of their eldest daughter, Joan Aaa,
to Noel Armstrong of Burnaby Lake,
on Monday, June 29, at 2 p.m. in St.
Andrew’s United Chureh, Williams
Lake.

A reception will be held at Ash-
dene, the home of the bride from 3
to 5 p.m. All friends of the family
are cordially invited.

to the visitors with us for our

26th annual Stampede

Cariboo Cold Storage Ltd.

Engagement :

Of interest to Forest Grove is the
announcement of the engagement of
Alice Celia, youngest daughter ot
Mrs. W. G. Humble, Vancouver, anu
the late Mr. Humble, to James Nel-
son Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. By-
ron Morris of Bass River, Nova
Scotia. The wedding will take place
June 27th at Forest Grove, Rev.
Garth Johnson officiating.

Miss Humble has chosen -Miss
Audrey Goodwin, R.N., of Kamloops,
to be her bridesmaid, while Mr.
Morris has chosen Mr. Douglas Mar-
tineau of Forest Grove to act as best
man

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“Skinny” Girls!

Gaia 5 to 10 Ibs. Round out bony limbs. Fill up
uel

Prec

+ +++ and you can be certain
youll look your very best
with a ‘Manhattan’ perm.

.
Telephone 15-R-4
for appointment

MARGARET BLENKINSOP

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830%, nev pepland Wtality, today. AY all Gruswisi

STRONGHEART DOG FOOD. .... 3 tins for 50¢

Hoover’

Vacuum Cleaner

available in either
upright (with the
patented MHandi-
sac), or in tank

models.

Hoover
Floor Polishers

Hoover
Electric Irons

Lake Hardware
Ltd.

SPEEF .. sbea sen 45ce
BEEF & KIDNEY DINNER, Burns, 15 0z. 35¢
BURNS CHUCK WAGON DINNER, 24 oz. 68e
R.C. PORK & BEANS, 15 oz. .... 3 for 40c
BEEKIST HONEY, 4’s, - 95e
H.P. SAUCE 32c
NALLEY’S SWEET MIX PICKLES, 16 oz. .. 45¢
EAGLE BRAND MILK ... . 26c
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INTERIOR WHOLESALE ac € 1eS ic e
DISTRIBUTORS
Williams Lake, B.C.

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KEEPING ~7icadc
OF YOUR DEMANDS
FOR ELECTRICITY

Your use of electricity is growing each year. .. and that’s the wey
it should be, because electricical growth means PROGRESS in
eny community!

It has been a big job to keep up with the ever-increasing demands
for power. We must study generating capacities and transmission
and distribution systems, ensuring thet they ére in top condition
to increese reliability of your power supply.

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But keeping up is not enough—we must foresee
future demands and plan ahead to meet them
so you will always be able to add new uses of
electricity for better living.

POWER means PROGRESS

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