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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAH, Be.

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Friend — “Why don’t you get a

Pree [Students Hear Review Of Life

ROYAL LINE

OF SUCCESSION
: . : & A coluwu written by Federal and Provincial Agricuitural
ice to ranchers aud farmers

Father, what's the difference ve-| Of George VI At Special Service

tween a gun and a machine gun?

| Agriculture Today
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BEDDING Even though hed- CABBAGE—Danish Ball-Head for

Sw

ainls BG Pod 46? si
trate equals in feed value three pound of straight is é : ioe ae ce ae a i ree : #40000
[ grain), ,and saves you freight and handling Split Latest Tilts EY ach Pipe AC epber tor XDe SaMare: 5-00
| cests. When sufficient hay is not available, then 1 Ross Carrier -- Screw lift -- Bolster size 42”,
. Buckerfield’s Steer Fattening Pellets should be In the Juvenile ‘hockey game, Maximum load height 48”, Ford Met
eae February 22nd, Lac La Hache was Good tires 7.50 x 20. $2,500.00

There's a big difference. It is just

The Keynote at school Thursday was spont with thirty present. Win-

Js GOOD ding for one cow

Fall Cropping.

last was a review of the reign of n
King George VI, his exemplary life,
high ideals, devotién to his duty to
his people, the sorrow of the nation
~__-_| at the brevity of the reien of a mon-
urch so well beloved, and of sym-
pathy for the Roya! Family in his
early passing,

as if 1 spoke, and ihen your mother
spoke.

Stampede Association

In conclusion the national anthem
was ‘sung in honour of our new
Queen, Elizabeth II.

- Annual Meeting

Tuesday, March 4th
VILLAGE HAL.
s 8 pm.
Election of Officers
Dates of Stampede

“THE SPIRIT of neighbourliness
was revealed Saturday evening when
\ivs, Ed. Higgins was hostess at ner
.ome, Roserim Ranch, at a whist
party in aid of the W.I. of Bridge!
Lake in raising funds for their Com-
munity Hall. An enjoyable evening

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ers of prizes were Mrs. Pitre and
Frank Leavitt. Consolation, Lynne
MeNeil and Clarence Kelly.

Attending from Bridge Lane were
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Malm, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Leavitt and Clarence Kelly.

AFTER two weeks at the coast
on business, Mrs. A. Stratton re-
turned home Tuesday.

H.-MeNEIL has been trucking
lumber to Exeter but the road con-
dition is now so voor all trucking
has had to be abandoned.

GLEN PETTIGREW has gone to
New Westminster where he has ta-
ken a job of truck driving.

FRED WARD is operating his saw
mill with the help of David Chris-
topher, David and Lucy having re-
turned from 4 sojourn at Canim!
Lake Reserve.

BERT LLOYD and ED FOLLIS in| -
the course of a business trip through
the country as far south as Ashcroft,
spent Sunday night at Mahood Lake
Lodge, returning Monday to Wil-
liams Lake.

OUR DISTRICT SCHOOL has had
the good fortune to be adopted by
the George Cross chapter of the

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Prince Charles

quality and a foot and a half thick.

BENJIE and HERBIE McNEIL,
with Norman Carlson and Curley
Granberg, motored to Kamloops and| Or ‘age. Next in line to the throne
return last Wednesday and Thurs-| is Princess Anne, and, after her
day. Princess Marzaret.

MRS. B. H. MeNEIL celebrated
her birthday Sunday at Mahood Lake.
Much fun was had by the younger
element taking advantage of the
good ice in skiing skating and-sleigh
riding.

MRS. DON FIELDS with her young}
son, returned home Monday from
Asherort with B. Spencer McNeil,

be proclaimed monarch with a
regent to act for him until he came

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INVESTMENT costs from $15 to
| $20 per season, it
‘is cheap insurance against mastitis,
| states J. F. Caplette, district agri
| culturist at Vernon,

Every dairyman knows that mas-
titis is one of the chief causes cf
turnover in dairy herds. Protecting
|cows from cold, rainy weather and
from exposure to drafts, and keep-
ing udders off concrete floors com
he to form a major step in con-

trolling the disease

Figures at the Ohio Agricultural
Experimeni. Station show it takes
at least a ton of bedding per cow in
a stanchion barn during the baru
igeding period» Cows in pen-type
harns may need twice as much bed-
ding.

Even though bedding costs from
‘$15 to $20 per ton in some areas
and even more in others, it is cheap
if it keeps udders off cold concrete
and helps prevent and control mas-
titis. If you keep your cows inside
much of the time, it is especially im-
portant to make sure you have
plenty of bedding on hand.

James, Interior Veg-

below are recommended _ variety
names of the common vegetables:
ASPARAGUS — Mary Washing-
ton is the outstanding variety.
BEAN — Blue Lake 231 (Pole).
BEAN — Round Pod Kidney Wax!
(Dwarf): :
BEET — Detroit Dark Red.
CABBAGE—Golden Acre (arly).

CARROT — Nantes
CARROT — Nancy
CARROT — Chantenay, Red Core
CANTELOUPE — Hales Best No.

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CAULIFLOWER — Supper Snow-
ball (Early)

CITRON — Red Seeded

CORN —- Golden Bantam

CUCUMBER — Marketer

CUCUMBER — Straight Bight

CUCUMBER — Pickling (Snows
or National)

CELERY — Utah No. 15

EGG PLANT — Black Beauty

LETTUCE — Pennlake, Imperial
No. 44 and 55

ONION — Early French. (for fall
planting), Yellow Glabe Danvers
(for spring planting), Silverskin
(White Portugal) Pickler

PEPPER — California Wonder,
Pimento, Neapolitau

PARSNIP — Holiow Crown and
Guernsey *

POTATOES — Warla, Early, Net-
ted Gem

SQUASH — Hubbard
Table Queen

(Green)

Ideal for exterior sheathing, or on sub floors VEGETABLE An excellent bulle TOADS 2
> Imperial Order of Daughters of the VARIETIES tin written py P, G.| TURNIPS—(Swede or Rutabaga)
BIG STOCK ON HAND spaces y | VEGETABLE MARROW —

We carry a complete stock of ED and KENNETH HIGGINS, —Centrai Press Canadian Photos etable Marketing Board Fieldman,| Y™teush.
SASH - DOORS - VENEERS - MOULDINGS MeNeil Ranch and Mahood Lake eat os time in British history is is now available to growers. It is en- CATTLE The annual June survey
DONNACONNA - GYPROC WALLBOARDS. Ine Lodge, put up their ice during the scoae amonwealth On the bite | titled “Vegetable Varieties for B.C. NUMBERS of the Bureau of Sta
last few days. The ice is of good of} her father, Slizabeth: berame Interior Vegetable Growers.” Listed ARE UP tistics revealed increas-

ed numbers of cattle,
but fewer sheep and horses on Can-
adian farms than for the correspond-
ing month of 1950. Total numbers
of cattle increased 3 ber cent, B.C.
being the only province to record a
decline. The number of milk cows
showed a decline in all provinces ex-
cept Quebec. Sharp drop in horses
was’ indicated specially in Onta!

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Under a sound feeding programme, modern
cattle are capable of producing more pounds of
higher quality beef on less feed. a

Buckerfield’s 32% Cattle Concentrate was
developed specifically for this purpose. It is
concentrated (one pound of 32% Cattle Concen-

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Available in the Williams Lake Area through

THE CARIBOO CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION

Princess Anne

LAC LA HACHE

Local Hockey Squads

defeated 11-6. The local team is
hampered by a scarcity of boys of |
the right age to choose from to make
a strong team.

But it is with great pride we re-
port that the PeeWee hockey team,
managed by Billy Ogden, won their]
game with Clinton 7-4 on the 24th
Tt was a lively contest and Kenny
Karlander and Joe Bare, two small-|
ish participants, did some outstand- |
| ing playing. Everytime Lac La Hache |
made a goal miles which spread |
over the fac

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by the Government of British Columbie.

was like sunrise on the Rockies, |
| !

JACK ALEXANDER with his val- |
uable cougar hound has been un-|
successfully tracking cougar around
the 132. The conger proved too fast
and the snow too deep for Jack’s
dog.

1951 PLYMOUTH DELUNE COUPE--. 1
equipped with air conditioner unit. Low air conditioner.
mileage. This ‘‘new car condition” unit every way
must be seen to be appreciated $2250.00 ,

4948 FORD PICK-UP ---

cal shane. Good rubber.

Equipped with heater and defroster.
$1045.00

WILLIAMS LAKE MOTORS

50 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ---

1951 CHEVROLET 114 TON TRUCK ---
Dual wheels, excellent box, heater and
defroster. An ideal ranch truck tbat cost
$2850 (with deck) when new.

MISS AUDREY DOWNIE,
quent summer visitor and relatiy
several local families will be sk
at the Ice Carnival in Williams Lake

February 29 and Mareh 1.
ALVIN FELKER was taken to
Williams Lake hospital Monday

night, suffering from a broken ankle
sustained when a barrel rolled off a
sleigh and struck him,

A ROUSING FAREWELL party
was held at the 132 Friday night, for
Miss Joan Wright, who is leaving
shortly for Vancouver. As the result
of a beauty contest, Don Bryce
found to possess the most beautiful
masculine legs in the Cariboo.

MISS MARGE FELKER, a recent
|graduate of the Royal Inland Hos-|
| pital, Kamloops, is home for a short
|
|

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visit with her family
ESCAPER

to the coast recently
|have been Mrs. A. Bryce, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Ewart; Archie Ogden and
Ole Karlander.

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