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THT TRIBUNE, w TLLIAMS LARR, B.C. Thursday, February ?, 1982.
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ee Provinces last yeer spent | Canada’s 10th province, Newfound- ee |.
Shout $475,000,000 on highway econ-| land, became BE d’s first colony || T° XA IAT Dp j =
struction and repairs, fin 15832. eevee ares THE W WA‘ H ER d T i a
Min. sax Around Town | Better Serv;
ee ee eee ee 25 8 } etter service
5 3 6 ~
— OLIVE R THEA TRE ane a - Word from Kaniyops states that e
—_— ame Pat Hosey, who underwent a serious B QO |
30-3 fe g
1: Sears |e ee ee etter Quality
op ae l|> wentiary 6 ga oa making good recovery. E
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday February 11, 12, 13 | Reading at the airport at 9 o'clock See Better V alue
=e PAT TATTAT Ar: i — ge " ; ive here yesterday
IRENE RUNNE - pRE dcMURR A this morning was 23° above. Low Word received 3
in RED MaeMURRAY | for the week at the PGE station ||-tatea that Mrs. H. Lockweed, Ma-
Was 25° above registered this || tron of War-Memorial Hospital, is :
“Weuer a Dull Moment” e mormng. foing ‘fine’ following an operation always at...
"| Monday at St. Paul's Hospital, Van- - :
i couver, Mrs. Lockwood is on a
Thursday, Friday, Saturday February 14, 15, 16 F, Chil ° month’s leave of absence from her
BING CROSBY -- COLLEEN GRAY ormer Cnilcotin mosition here, Durihg ‘her ahsenes é
In R e i Di H ‘Mss Pat Doyle, assistant matron, is b)
_ : Lockwood.
fee ; esident Dies taking: over tor-Mrs. = = :
Riding High” | ere ane UALITY GROCERS
Comedy and News Shows start at §:30 p.m. Tuneral services were conducted Latest additions to the permanent PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR Alm
this afternoon from St. Andrew's ; Tar : e
aa ones ee a nursing staff of War Memorlal Hos
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, this week: bh aa deen vital are Miss Justina Barnes of
: : Srown, long time resident of wyl-| "{@! are ; Miss
June, Haver, Gloria DeHav e Day in ‘I'll Get By’ i ake eee ae ‘rownsburg, . Quebec, land
aver, Gloria DeHaven, Dennis Day i Get By Hams Lake and Alexis Creek, who} \: onne Parliament, Grande Prairie,
bassed away Sunday at her home aberta;
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! Mrs. Brown had been in ill health =
For Literature and Information On for the past seven years. Just prior| Tony Kallaur, owner of Williams
fo her death she had been in War| Lake Dry Cleaners, has more than
T Memorial Hospital for seven weeks|® passing interest in the case being
and had asked to come just a week| heard in Vancouver of the murder of |
before she died. a Chinese messhoy who vanished Tempting snacks, - carefully
in British Columbia, Write: |. Born in Arbroath, Sedtland; A fom the Canadian Pacific Steam-
THE B.C. SOCIAL CREDIT LEAGUE sust Ist, 1886, Mrs.” Brown came| ship Princess Joan enroute from prepared, add the final -
lirectly from her homeland to Ash-! Vancouver to Victoria. i touch to a ‘night out’
175 Bast Broadway, Vancouver 10, B.C. croft where she married James} © Mr. Kallaur, who was on a holiday Fone
| Brown. From there the couple went| to the Island and Seattle, was try the “Lakeview”
A PEOPLE'S MOVEMENT FOR GOOD GOVE! \o the Chilcotin where they ranched| on the ship the night the messboy ai
until 1942. In that year they retired| disappeared. The ‘lake raveller was *
lana made their home in Williams| unaware of the excitement until the? If you are intending to celebrate some special event
peak. next day. A Newfoundland man has with a small- banquet, call or phone us
: is survived by her| been charged with murder in the for resérvation of our Banquet Room z
7 | A and one daughter;|-case. ome
urns Better uys Don MeKay, Williams Lake ——— :
: wee Oe ements: were M12 ates. “G: Stabeoe as Sistine BGR Lakeview Hotel Restaurant
a of BPO Elks. Lodge No. 289, | sicther, Mr: am Ward in New West- =
e : and Rey. J, Colcloug! ducted the] jing
BURNS’ Spreadeasy or Goldenloaf Cheese, %’s 33e¢ irr Saeuen Sondueted oie minster: =
BURNS’ Glendale Cheese 1's 63e Pallbearers were: J. Smith, Geo.
see Gil, Roy Nelson, Boyd Halfnights, il k
BURNS’ Shamrock Ham, whole or half... per 1b. G3e J. Deshane, and Mat Latin: Juveni es Ta e And t
BURNS’ Picnic Hame, whole .. 49¢ k G 0 90 :
Senior Students Return Puck Game ‘
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‘ Be students of the home economies class At Rivertown
BURNS’ Delmar Margarine .... 1 1b. 38e 2 for T5e are planning a fashion show and tea. Sticking to the sound brand of aa
Ee Many of the dresses modelled will be hockey they are capable of, Williams Car oll
the work of the girls themselves. Lake Juveniles handed Quesnel a 5-4
1 fams a e @a ar. e A more detailed program for the set back Sunday at. Rivertown to * :
week will be announced later with| make up for their loss to the same Februar 14th
the part to be taken by the elemen-| team a week ago.
‘ary grades and the Parent-Teachers| Quesnel jumped into an early lead
Association. at the two-minute mark of the first
| period ana the score stayed that way) - eS =
i Until the middle of the second canto These Famous oS Se
$25.00 when the Pontiacs evened the score
$ and then added one more to put/ Chocolates
REW ARD them in the lead.
Both teams added two more to by
For information identifying their tally in the final period,
the person or persons re- In the ppening game, ‘lake Pee Famous Makers
sonsible for the destruction Wees went down to defeat at the
ef caution signal at my lake hands of their Quesnel counterparts. |[' ap? ,
side entrance. This sign was Con Sinaia RR i Mots mt O' Gola X
placed there with the knowl- a Q chocolates in one, aD
7 y R edge and consent of the BIR They have alloche ap- and three pound boxes.
to that precious someone 4 R.CM.P. and the Depart- At War Memorial Hospital al andcharm of the Neilson’s Chocolates.
with a lasting. gift, chosen ||| ment of Public Works. ; ME ana Me Peat ane |
fi : i ROCESTEAD — To Mr. and Mrs. Valentines of yester- Black Magic Choes, -—
rom our large selection Roderick Mackenzie. B. Rockstead of Miocene a daugh- Y. ill becd > .
; = a year. You will be de- 1 1b. and 2 1b, sizes
of quality merchandise ter born February 1st. é ied
lighted and thrille Heart-shaped boxes of
Valenfines DaysFemavag | for hereis"Somerhing gic atgsaped 1
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