Thursday, June 21, 1981.

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAR, B.c.

more shells.
Before he returned the cu) up the

Teacher Runs Out other tree es down and the dog |
°, took after it, leaving Mv. Redekep to
of Shells, Uses Rifle (°° re" ae

5 with repeated blows from the butt of |
Butt On Bruin bis rife. When Adam had made a
speedy return with ammunition, how-

Mr. E. Redekop, local teacher, had ever, the teacher soon had the bear
a dangerous experience recently when Stretched out.
be and Adam Wroblewski encounter-
ed a mother bear and two ycurling’ F. Witte and’C. HENRY Wave just
cubs on the far side of Chureh’s completed a new
ranch, across Batile Creek.

Spotting the cubs first, the dog dozer was on the job.

‘reed one and Mr. Redekop had used INSPECTOR W. MOUAT was un-
two of his three shells on the other usually pleased with the
When suddenly the mother pear came class when he visited our si
charging out of the woods straight Week, and took a collecti
for him. He shot from the hip with Pupils’ work to show at other schoots
the last shell at 15 feet, Wounding.the in Dist rict 27.
animal. As the bear charged again REPRESENTING Big Creek at
the the teacher landed a well aimed Williams Lake Stampede were: Mr.
© blow with the butt of his rife, The and Mrs. T. Wilson, Wm, Maxted, Wm,
attention of the bear was then dis- Hutchinson, Chas Erickson and Aug-
tracted by the dog, and after some USt and Louis Pilt
tense and exciting moments, pruin! BUSINESS visitors to town inchud
was treed while Adam ran home for '€d: Bruce Watt, Jack Casselman,

|Hazel Henry, Beulah Babr: and
ISG is and Mrs. J. Bonner.
‘ } Football fields are called gridirons

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Say the increasea demand will
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ith an artificial leg bye-and-bye. In
the) meantime he is on crutches and

WE ARE ALL HAPPY
in here for a great many years, is| that Miss Madge Hamilton is on the

cabin on the eb) daugiiee Marilyn and nephew Mur-
Hamilton place, to go up the river |
LT. COL. F. H. M. CODVILLE of|on a prospecting trip. About six p.m. where they visitcd with
Duncan, and Jack Pickering of Vic-[one of the neighbours noticed there their friends “Mr. and Mrs, Virge
toria, came in expecting to be able|was too much smoke in that direction
to get up to the Colonel's property, to |.and sent out the alarm to the neigh-
- How-| bors. When they got there the cabin
ever, they had to leave again, and will| was just a pile of ashes, so it looks
come back when the bridges and ap-| like the old chap has lost everything.
proaches are fixed on the mining road| At time of writing he js unaware of
his predicament as he is still up the

plies in to start on his assessment! Sutherland left his

AUBREY McBURNEY
could fake out a drag-line, trom the| business trip to the Lake. ,_| ls lait shows-until September,
BOND HEENEY of Goose Creek is

made a

“POP HOLE, who is still injhome for a few days, the mine at Memorial Hospital last
Shaughnessy Hospital, has success-/ Kangaroo having closed down for the z

His leg has been amputated but he| MRS. TOM KINVIG went out to
quite optimistic about getting around: the Lake to take in the Stampede.

gh Fe

SURPRISE PARTY

KEPT TOO SECRET-
NO HONOUR GUEST)...” 50", 20 Jo!

: Piloting a Stinson Sentinel plane set

The Igdies of Horsefly planned a| );. Plane down on Nick Welyk’s hay

Surprise-party for Mrs. C..8. Newton| seg ana hit the only rock of any size

June 16, but they: kept their secret too| i. 1. field. The plane stradtied the
if

Tock and tore out the bottom
The thirteen friends arrived at the fuselage, broke a cross brace that
Netwon-home with their present and guides the tail wires and pent an-
refreshments for afternoon tea. The other brace. The pilot was not ine
surprise was on them however, when | jured
they discovered the guest of honour
wasn't home, *

The party wasn't entirely wasted
though,‘ ‘because the women made
themselves at heome=aid sérved the

Mr. Renn is up here for some fish:

on Perse Li

“EDYTHE WINTERINGHAM, 14,
was Lone Butte’s outstanding athiete
at the South Cariboo traci meet,

tea.

Before they left, they arranged their
gift of a set of dishes on ‘the table|2t
and placed a card beside it with the| “i"Ming two first, two seconds, and
names of those who were present, | M€ third. Edythe represents Lone

Those who attended wer? Mrs. Joe| Butte at Williams Lake, winning two
Williams, Mr. J. Thygesen, Mrs. W.| tts and one second. She won every
Racher, Mrs. Grayson, — Miss Mary |™2ning broad jump event,
Brown-John, Mrs. H. Clarke, Mrs. w.| MRS. ELLIS GRANBERG return-
Walker, Mrs. Glen’ Walters, Mrs, s,| ed from Victoria last week
B. Hooker, Mfs. -Alice Stobcr, Mrs.| FRANK UYEHARA shipped a car
Stan Barrett and Mrs. Bessie Lowry.! load of U K ties this week,

E CHAS. ASHLEY shipped 1 car of
ties to the B.C. Electric company last

week and shipped a car load of lum-
ray Webster motored to Quesnel on| per thie week,

to learn

MR. and MRS. ALF “WEBSTER,

THE Lone Butte children gave a
good display of their work at the
school Saturday evening. This was
followed with bingo and whist at the
LITTLE Wayne Racher wee a Pa-| hall, also dancing to music by Bob
tient in the War Memorial Uospital Dolgren. Frank Winteringham and
last week. We are glad to see him Mrs. Chas. Ashley,
feeling better”and home again,

MR. ROBERTS of the National
Film Board, put on a picture show in
Horsefly June’9. He said it would be

Lowe and family, returning to Horse-
fly Sunday evening.

Mrs Edith Hards won ladics’ high
at whist with two ladies tied for con-
solation, Mrs. J Peterson and Sanaye
Matsuda, Two gents were tied for
high score, Steve Levick and Bobby
Ashley. Sid Lebell. who is working at
the Golden West Lodge. won con-
solation,

MR. MATSUDA had a freak acci-
dent one day last week out at Frank

FRANK JONES entered tie War
week for
medical attention.

MRS. DOROTHY DEWEES was
in this last week visiting her dad and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams, =

CLAIR FORD and his two daugh| UYehara’s mill, He dropped a sare
ters paid a visit to Mrs. C. S, Newton, | {70m the truck and then dropped a

V. VAUGHAN “and son Clarence| tie on it. The stake flew up and
Were. visitors of Mr. and Mrs, §m,| Stuck Matsuda on the side af the
Hooker this past week. face, knocking him unconscicus.

MRS. LEONARD ALARIC ana| LONE BUTTE players won both
Saat daughter “Tete acieea es Soin “Cariboo, softbalt

: > louble-header here Sunday, downing
Horsefly Saturday to visit with her Bias toe ose

MR. and MRS, BUD GIBBONS and

-|3ack.Wynstra’ motored to Kersley on| Silver and gold coins have a rough —

June llth, Mrs. Gibbons attended the | edge because if they were smooth it
would be easy to file off some of the
STEVIE adgerman| Valuable metal without changing the
from H. J. Gardner & Sons’ mill made | ©oin’s appearance.

a trip to Vaticouver this weelzend.

Mrs, Fred Jones and baby daugnter| Aare
left — for Buffalo’ Creek Saturday
Boys and Galal!

where she will. visit her sister and

brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
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has gravelled it,

‘MR. D. MITCHELL made a trip to
the coast this week.

MR. and MRS. P. TUNIA and Mr.
and Mrs. Cunningham of Vancuver.
visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Scott on Sunday,

MR. and MRS. BOB McMILLAN
are up from Kelowna visiting friends
and relatives and plan to live at the
old. Palmer place for g few montha,
Mr. McMillan got his hand hurt while
loading ties and hed one finger in a
cast for a couple of weeks.

‘A NUMBER of people from here at-
tended the Stampede at Williams
take and report that it was extra
good. The harness race was especially
good they say.

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