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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAK, 30.

Thursday, October 16, 1952.

—=OLIVER THEATRE—

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday — October 20, 21, 22
Helen Hayes and Robert Walker
in
“MY SON JOHN”

Comedy and News —

Show starts at 8:30 p-m.

Thursday, Frid.

Saturday — October 23, 24 35
Shelley Winters and Keenan Wym
in
“PHONE CALL FROM A STRANGER”

Comedy and News —__ Show starts at 8:30 p.m.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, This Week:
Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy “Pat & Mike”

INTERIOR FREIGHTWAYS

SCHEDULED FREIGHT SERVICE
Between Williams Lake and Quesnel
Leaves Quesnel 1 p.m, Mondays and ‘Thursdays
Leaves Williams Lake 1 p.m. Tuesday and Friday
INTERIOR FREIGHTWAYS, z
W. T. Hannah

THE HOME OF QUALITY
MEAT PRODUCTS

Williams Lake Meat Market

SALE

of bone china

one-third off

on- these beautiful bone china cups
& saucers, plates, creams and sugars,

vas and ornaments... . just the

right gifts for so many occasions.

B. 6. WOODLAND & SON

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

Police Warn Drivers,| SPECIAL SPEAKERS HERE
. : FOR P-TA MEETi
To Exercise Caution Ee

“The purpose of Parent-Teachers
Drivers who fail to exercise care|ASsociations” will be one of the]

Fi 2 A subj alt wi sa!
the operation of their venicies |*¥PJects dealt with by a panel of ex-|
wiictanes a _ perts from Vancouver when they |
en they \are:cold: sober: or! payell ois. 4 Tuesday's meeting of ue
a few drinks under their belts are|iocal pranch. :

in

warned by local. .officers of the|. The visitors will include Mrs. Sid-
RCMP that a crackdown is now in| ney Hogg, chairman of Council Presi
| progress and. will be continued, dents; Mrs. C. W. Mellish, past pres:

Two local men have rim afouy ot |2&Mt of the Federation ana "ea

-|treasurer; and Miss Marjorie smith
the Jaw in this connection in vie| oy tye University Extension Depart.
past week. One was fined $50 and] ioa1,
core, for “oriving ‘without Quertsrel “pesca Nivasaa expected froin
and altention” and: ‘one! fied ($1001 55 vac La Hache branch, and from|
and costs for ‘driving while Vision ing newly-formed Big Lake group.

qabateedy | the: abieeh tpi Saat the aierne iG fon called for
who failed to negotiate a turn on the 735i pal al thechew.cclool:

main highway near the 141 Mile

and took out a telephone pole was
also fined $50 and costs under the
first charg

Boosting For Student
Council Candidates |

Any signs around town you might |

More About Jalopy — {sce vesrine tne texee, em tor|
(Continued from page 1) Huston,” “Vote for Kennedy,” or
“Vote for Moon” are not indications
of a coming provinejal election, i:
The posters refer to Joan Huston,
Cameron Kennedy and” Rex Moon,
students of the local high school,
who are nominees for the position of

rushed to hospital for a check but
later appeared on the grounds with
his sprained wrist taped up. Carter's
Place in the ‘flaming wall of death’
was taken later in the afternoon by
Justine De Goutier, one-time Vietorla| student Council resident!
racer. Justine received minor burus! This year the stidents: pattanied
in the latter trick when he raced lie} their election after the provincial one, |
car through @ sbiplap framework leomplete with nominating conven-
that had been liberally soaked in|tions. The single transferrable ballot |
Sasoline and set on fire. system will be used but Principal J.|
Two Horsefly boys, Bill and Don Phillipson believes the results will be |
Sales, belong to the elub and racalinown much quicker than was the
regularly. Don did alright for himself} ease in the provincial election. Stu-|
Saturday taking the first’ fourlap dent voters go to the polls Friday.
race of the day and first in the 15- —_—__
lap ‘A’ Main race. Bill-had a touzh

h
time coaxing much speed out ot his |Former Local Man
entry which was rustled for him in Dies In Vancouver

town, g
Funeral services were conducted |

Two other local cars were enterca,
one drivensky Nenpon James and tel 5. -yaueoaver list week Tox Jase
pemer.. by But np gMlotie ev stots (a race aw esi towne. eecldeutcon ihe

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jalopy developed trouble early in the
qualifying heats and the races were
finally completed without it. Elton's
car qualified but just didn’t have the
power to keep up with the leaders .n
the two races he entered.

Williams Lake district, who passed
away in Shaughnessy Military Hos-
pital October 4 following a lengthy
illness.

Mr. Hargraves served with the
47th Battalion in the First World

Offer Reliable Treatment For Colds

Makes ‘dining out’ a treat
for the whole family-at
The Lakeview.

Extra delicious food.

the way you like it.

BUY

WIVTER WEAR
NOW

While stocks are
complete and selec-
tion in size and style
are good.

PARKAS —
Woods Eiderdown
and sheep lined
parkas

STATION-WAGON

COATS —
available in 34
and full length

MAKINAWS —

WOOL PANTS —
Humphrey and
Bannockburn

Borkowski’s

yesh dustou the racetrack slowed la, wii die eukar Beteeadte ie
[up the cars considerably on the'turus| Same to this district in 1924 and was
jane ade ab tough’ Onallpuenhe (i orentan atthe 460 Melo each for
pad Griver, In. the “last race everg'| scyeeni- yeard’ He glbo worked at
[eriver: had toneavathes hihi aust | wiiion Mine canitee ae oa ee
jthough as damp. air held the el
over the track.

Commission in Williams Lake.
He leaves to mourn his passing
his wife in New Westminster and
sister, Mrs. Dundas of Van-

| A dink elephanea green rat anda
| Polka-dotted snake walked into a
| cocktail bar.

“You're a little early, boys,” said
the bartender.~“He ain’t here yet’

BIRTHS
At War Memorial Hospital
CROSINA — Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Crosina of Williams Lake,
IS RRSTH] a daughter, October 11th.
HARRY — Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Isodore Harry of Alkali Lake, a
daughter, October 13th.
California
JOHNSON — To Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Johnson of Lynwood, Calif., a
| daughter, Vernay Susan, born

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September 26. Weight 9 lbs,
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