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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thufsday, April 17, 1952.

Although starting their annual
Baster Monday dance at 12:01 this
year was quite a fadi departure,

apse KOREANS GET LESSON ON HANDLING BREN GUN

Officials of the Knights of Columbus |
club state the dance drew just as
many people as last year. An esti-
mated 2 dancers took in the an-
nual affair. The Elks Hall was dec- |
orated in keeping with the Bester |
season for the dance
aegis

Mr. and Mrs. Don Mars spent the
Easter weekend at the coast and re-
turned Monday. Accompanying them
was Mrs. Mars’ mother, Mrs. B. Pin,
erton of Vancouver, who will visit |
with her daughter and son-in-law.

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Const. and Mrs. Lon Godfrey yis-!
ited their parents in Kelowna over
the Easter weekend

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital,

LEB — To Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas
C. Lee of Alexis Creek, a daugh-
ter born April 12th.

PIERCE — To Mr. and Mrs. David
William Pierce of ‘Williams Lake,
a daughter born April 13th.

JOHNNY — To Mr. and Mrs. Phil-
lip Johnny of Soda Creek, a son
born April 14th.

COLLINS — To Mr. ana Mrs. Rob-
ert David Collins of ° Williams
Lake, a daughter born April 15th.

DURFELD — To mr. ana
Wolfgang Durfeld of . Miss Betty Lou Cain spent Baster
Lake, a daughter on April 17th, | Weekend at the coast,

south Korean navy and the Cana
dian destro:
“tablished by

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
TONY MARTIN =

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April 24, 24, 26 |
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{dle and we wus floated right to the

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yer crews has been sailors, A.B. Jerry Peterson. of|in the working of a Bren gun.
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and runs, him down, He breaks his
neck and twists the head off and we
turn the hide inside out from over
| the carcase down to th’ rump.

| big Ole~
—=OLIVER THEATRE— | mtn

| Ole purses the neck and blows the
hide tighter’n a drum and we ties
Vit with gut and it floats jest dandy.
“Had a podner like him ‘way back.| We rode it legs up so’s t’ have sump’n
Big Ole they called him, Righi| to hang to and away we goes.
chunky he wuz, ‘bout nine foot tall
and a hunnert inches ‘roun the chest
‘thout his umnershirt. Usta wear his
ma’s bracelet round his litle finger
for a ring. He were right handy to
have around. .

“This Paul Bunyan was quite a
chap,” I remarked to ‘Ola Timer’ one
night. He nodded thoughtfully.

Come dusk we rounds a bend and
they’s a mountain ahead of us and
durned if the river don’t go right
down They’s a whirlpool like all
sit-out and fust thing we known
we're plumb in the middle. Round

Like the time we wuz back behind | and round we goes iill I'm dizzy and
Soda Crick. We wuz followin’ a riv-| I shore figger we're did for,
er thru a canyun when a slide come
down and blocked it. Water riz fast
and we lost our stuff. Had t’ leave it
when we clumb the rocks, Couldn't
git but so far and the water kept a-
comin’ so Big Ole jumps in and turns
on his back and I jumps on his mid-

Then Ole grabs me and tosses me
round his head three four times and
next thing I knowed I landed on a
ledge "bout a hunnert feet away. I
srabs aholt of the rock and looks
‘back and sees Ole goin’ down. Hide
musta busted when he chucked me.
I sings out “S'long Ole” but he never
answered. Prob'ly didn't hear me f’r

We had j club ashore when | the noise of the river. But I shore
the plug broke out ana down ~goes| hated to see him go. He was right
the water agin, leavin’ us on the | handy to have around.
wrong side of the canyun. Ole sees
a hunnert foot tree nigh the edge so |

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he goes and grubs round the roots | THE WEATHER

a bit with his hands. He gits aholt of

top of the canyun.

@ good skookum one and stands up| Min. Max.
and over goes the tree crost the can- Friday, April 11 40 48
an 4 Saturday .. 48 57
We walks over and follows dow Monday 45° 57
m till we comes to a meadow|| Tuesday 50:80
: Wednesday 49 62

ver flows thru. We needs a ratt, |
— || Temperature reading at the air-
ort at 8:30 this morning 50°.

Anscomb
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operator, and that he felt the prob-
Jem was to see that they did not lose
their rights. He promised that the

Conservatives, if electea, would re-
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FINANCES

Referring to his recent portfolio
of finance, Mr. Anscomb said that
the sure way to keep your when he took over as Minister of
Finance five years ago the province
was 26% million short, but that
when he gave up his portfolio this
spring the sinking fund was a little
higher than the statutes require.

Yes, expert dry cleaning is

clothing in new looking con-
dition... . and with our
modern equipment the ser-
vice is “tops”. |
The question of a sound financial |

situation and the type of government

WILLIA MS LAKE in power has-much to do wrth the

province's ability to borrow Ameri-
D C can capital, Mr. Anscomb stated, and
RY CLEANERS |) (iy et Me : necessary for the

' | development of the country. |
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ANNUAL MEETING
of the

Southern Cariboo Wor Memorial

Agricultural And Recreational Society
WILL BE HELD

April 19th

8:00 pm

Saturday
VILLAGE HALL

) WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

| QUALITY GROCERS.

so Ole he spots a bull moose a-feedin’

She leaves to mourn her Passing

Mrs. Thompson Dies | tour aauurere ane Cecil Smart, Re.
gina, Sask., Mrs, Wilbert Ferris, Mrs.
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In Hospital Here

Wilfred Moore and Mrs. Robert Kelt,

all of Williams Lake ,and six grand

Mrs. Janet Thompson, well-known |“Wildven. Her husband and we wna
resident of Williams Lake, passed , P'edeceased her,

away in War Memorial Hospital this] Funeral arrangements have not
morning following a lengthy illness, yet been made.

Born in Scotland in 1878, Mrs. :
Thompson came to Canada in 1913. —

She and her husband lived in the To reach iron deposits in north-
Cariboo for 25 years, at Williams yestern Ontario a lake at Steep Rock
wake and Dog Creek. ze jhaa to be drained.

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