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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B,C.

Thursday, October 4, 1951.

OLIVER THEATRE

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, October 8, 9, 10
ANN SHERIDAN CARY GRANT

in

“I Was a Mail War Bride”

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 14, 12,13
RANDOLPH SCOTT (GABY) HAYES
in
“Cariboo Trail”

Comedy and News Show Starts at $:30 p.m.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, this week: 7
Dan Dailey and Ann Baxter in “You're My Everything”

GOGD PLOWING-

Here's @ speedy
plowing combine-
tion—the No. 8 Plow
pulled by Fermell-M.

with No. 8 PLOWS

The McCormick-Deering No. 8 has long been the yardstick
for measuring the best in plow performance. These

between bottoms assures a thorough job of turning“and
covering heavy growths of stalks, weeds and green cover
crops. Easy to adjust ~ easy to handle in any field — the
No. 8 Plows do the kind of work particular plowmen like.

me in and see the line of McCormick-Deering

Plows in our store. We have them in sizes to fit all types
of farms, soils and power.

CARIBOO TRUCK & EQUIPMENT LTD

Williams Lake, B.C.

AM INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
FARM EQUIPMENT HEADQUARTERS

WELCOME

to the Fourteenth Annual
FEEDER AND BULL SALE

FOR GIFTS THAT YOU WILL GIVE WITH PRIDE
LET YOUR JEWELLER BE YOUR GUIDE

E.G. WOODLAND & SON

Watchmakers and Jewellers
OFFICIAL TIME INSPECTOR P.G.E, RAILWAY

Zor the Smartly Dressed

Young Mau #8 e
Just Arrived

We have just received a wide
selection of
Quality Suits and
Dress Slachs

GABARDINES WORSTEDS
CORDS

SPECIAL

Double-Breasted Suits
TWO PAIRS OF PANTS
While they last

$49.50
Other Selections
From $45.00

Borkowski’s */eswear

| LONE BUTTE

TENDERS BANQUET
TO LEAGUE WINNERS

Last summer, when the softball sea-
son opened, Bert Brown of the Lone
Butte Hotel and Coffee Shop, sponsor-
ed the Lone Butte team, suppiying
them with sweaters. Saturday night
Bert wound up the season with a ban-
quet and dance for the team and their
friends. The Lone Butte team won the
Lews Cup, which was presented at
the dance.

Frank Uyehara, official scorekeeper,
made a brief speech in handing the
cup to Jack DeVries who is general
manager of the South Cariboo softball
league.

Jack DeVries gave a resume of the
history of the league since its forma-
tion in 1946. Lone Butte has won the
cup three times during his period, ha
always been in the play-offs, and is the
only team to win the cup two years in
succession.

The dance was a great success.

THE THERMOMETER reached a
low of five degrees above zero here on
Wednesday morning.

BEATTY
WASHING MACHINES
Electric and Gas Models

SERVEL
Kerosene Refrigerators

ONAN
LIGHTING PLANTS
Diesel and Gas

TERMS ARRANGED

150 Mile Store

“B.C.
Sacial
S ‘cel WT

This is the subject
of an important address
to be broadcast by

HON.
A. D. TURNBULL

B.C. MINISTER OF
HEALTH AND WELFARE

CBR

7:45 p.m.
MONDAY, Oct. 8

"| Wright.

LAC LA HACHE

MEN FILL P-TA
EXECUTIVE POSTS

The annual meeting of the Lac La
Hache Parent-Teacher Association
took place September 27 and resulted
in two men being installed as officers.
Ray Wise was elected president, and
other officers were Wm. Kyall, vice-
president; Mrs. Betty Prest, secretary-
treasurer.

It was decided to hold the Christmas
Tree dance on November 4.

After the meeting some interesting
and educational films provided by the
National Film Board were shown.

The Parent-Teacher Association
came into being here just a year ago,
and for a young organization, has done
‘y well., The year’s work included
rd parties, discussions, a debate,
special speakers, an ice carnival, a
masquerade, and various parties for
cenagers. Sufficient funds were raised
to purchase for the school, an encyclo-'
edia, a cot and blanket, phonograph

Welcame
te the 14th Aunual Sale

We extend Best Wishes _ .
for the
Continued Success
of the 5
CARIBOO FEEDER
and FAT CATTLE
Show and Sale

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

records, and a gasoline stove for hot

lunches,

The new executive are hoping to
swell the membership during the en-
suing year, and that more people will
become interested in this truy worth-
while community endeavour.

THE HUNTERS’ BALL held on
September 29 proved a successful
event, $80.00 being raised for the
Community Club.

MRS. DOUGLAS TURLET and Miss
Lovena McConnell were co-hostesses
at a miscellancous shower honoring
Mrs. Betty Prest, whose marriage to
Donald Bryce will take place October
5th. The shower was held September 29
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce,
where a large number of friends had
gathered.

OLD FRIENDS of Henry Muench
were glad to see him again in the
country. He is here for the hunting
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. “Dutch”
Muench of Langley. Henry will be re-
membered for the fine job he used to
do years ago as master of ceremonies
at the local dances. He saw to is that
there was plenty of zip in the square

Smariness at your feet
this Gall end Winter

WE CARRY A
COMPLETE SELECTION
OF

Winter Footwear
FOR
LADIES, CHILDREN,
AND MEN

SPECIAL ---

Ladies STADIUM Rubber Overshoes,
Thermopile lining, with Zipper front.
Comfortable to wear with any height
ot heel. _

WALK-RITE SHOE STORE

“Home of Susan and Hannah ladies casuals”

dances and mixers, allowed no bench

warming, and insisted on young and
old having a joyous time.

MISS AUDREY DOWNEY, who
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Downie, has been holidaying at 127
Mile, returned to Vancouver Sunday.
Travelling with her was Miss Joyce
Sutherland who has spent the summer ,
with Mr. and Mrs, Bordie Felker.

MR. and MRS. WM. HOPPER ané
their children, of Vancouver, are on
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas

MRS. W. DINGWALL left by plane
Saturday for Vancouver as delegate
to the semi-annual convention of the
B.C. Cancer Society.

MRS. A, JOHNSON of Vancouver
is spending a week with her daughter
Mrs, Harold Patenaude of 130 Mile.

PRINCESS PINE

GIFT

Saturday, Nov.

IN THE MASONIC HALL

Tea and Home Cooking, etc.

CHAPTER 0O.E.S.

SALE
17 - 2:30 p.m.

Williams Lake

K. G. McKenzie
Clerk

We Sell Anything, Anytime

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