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"100 Mile News -

HE TRIBUNE, WILLZAMS LAKE, 8.0.

Bage 7

baby Freddie of Canim Lake visited
friends at 100 Mile and vicinity over
ee the Thanksgiving holidays.

JACK SKADY has had his new
home on Horse Lake painted. 1d
Dick of Hope did the painting and
combined business with pleasure by
getting a fine moose which he imme-
diately took to the locker at Hope.
then returned to finish the painting.

MR. and MRS. BON FIELDS aud!

CURLING CLUB

MRS. BEN MOBBS spent Sunday
with friends at the 98 Mile.

JACK ALLAN and mother called
at the home of Len Krebbs last week
where Mr. Allan bought a mill cow.

MR. and MRS. FRASER. of Van-
couver are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Skady.

THE CHILDREN of 100 Mile are
busily ‘selling tickets on a chicken
dinner in aid of the Sports Fund for
the school. Mrs. Gordon Martell is
president of the P-TA and Mrs. C.
pavardeil is secretary.

A PLACE for a skating rink has
finally been bulldozed out and will be
graded when the grader comes to
100 Mile. The children will haye a
bigger rink to skate on this winter.

leave their names with
K. G. RIFE. |

MR. O’SHENE is erecting a garage
behind his new home.

= THERE SEEM to be very fev
moose around this Fall, no doubt
owing to our unseasonably warm
weather the moose are not coming
down from the mountains. Pwo.
hunters, Pete Smidt and Ernie Good
of Vancouver, taken out by Doug

Scott, each secured their moose in
record time, getting the moose in
two days.

Ambergris is worth almost twice
as much as gold.

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medals. Lieut. HR. Gardner of
Cross and Cpl. K
Medal. Their pat.
by Chinese attract’ ‘sy the shouts

HONORED FOR BRAVERY. IN

KOREA

Central Press Canadian

For leading a patrol deep into Communist-held territory and captur-
ing a prisoner, two Canadians of the Korean brigade have heen awarded

Arhprior, left, received the Militarv

©. Fowler of Kingston, right, received the Military
operated in daytime and withdrew when attacked

of, their captured comrade.

IMAHOOD

A new departure in this commun-
ity was the formation on October 4,
of a women’s social club when ten
ladies of the district met at the home
of Mrs. Eileen Pitre.

After a social period. at Mrs. P.
M. Law's suggestion, proceedings
were opened by Mrs. Plorence Me

i i ched to
organize an unaffiliated social and
benefit club. Election of officers fol-
lowed, the resultant executive being

Mrs. Dora Mailloux president, Mrs.
Irene Higgins vice-president, and
Mrs. Joan McNeil secretary-treas-
urer,

Others present were Mrs. Helen
Erickson, M Mary Higgins, Mrs.

Marie Hi: Laura MeNeil.
The club, as yet unnamed, is to meet
fortnightly at the homes of the men)-
bers, and hopes to be a useful assct

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Asa first venture the club is spo:
soring a dance for Novemper §. to
raise funds for the school Christmas
tree. Next meeting to be at the
home of Mrs. Helen. Erickson, Oc-
tober 18th at 2:30 p.m,

HUNTERS | returni from the
mountains with two) grizzlies report
that signs and sounds indicate a
noticeable increase in wolves.

Proof of their activities was lately
seen by a fishing party at Bosk Luke.
A deer rushed out of the woods and
took to the water. In pursuit came
2 huge wolf which, surprised by the
fishermen, returned to the forest
while the doe swam to safety on an
island. Shortly after came a second
eer with tongue hanging out and in

desperate haste but pani
yat “the nearness of man, he also
swerved and retreated into the

doubtful shelter of the forest.

MR. and MRS. CARL ROBERTS
are making weekly trips to Williams
Lake taking orders for and deliver-
ing vegetables,

MISS GRACE STONE left Thurs-
day for Fort Langley via Kamloops

MRS. PAUL MAILLOUX and Mrs.
the

MW. M. McNeil motored across
lake last Friday to visit Mrs. Steve
Brickson. Later in the week they

made a tour of Canim Lake and re-
ported a most enjoyable day spent
visiting Minac Lodge, Nasco’s Lodge,
Mrs. Theo. Jens and Mrs. Johu
Tlogan.

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Whether

NEW WOMEN’S SOCIAL CLUB
ORGANIZED FOR COMMUNITY WORK

1 MR. & MRS. MURRAY. BARNES
left last Saturday to spend the win-
‘ter in Vancouver.

R. A. PITRE has traded in his
Oliver tractor on a new one of hea-
vier construction.

VERNE MURCHISON of Vancou-
ver, who is building a fireplace for
Kenneth Higgins, took time off to
shoot a moose last week under Mr.
Higgins’ guidance.

MISS ANN WIENS with Mr
Haines of Lone Butte Outpost Hos-
pital paid a routine visit to the
school.

LEO BEISIG was home recently
for a weekend.

WE REGRET to report that
while he was burning brush Ray Gal-
pin’s house caught fire and was de-

LEN GIBBONS, Williams Lake
and Doug Townsend, Victoria are

working on Canim Lake in the For-
estry> service’ studying timber
growth for mapping.

MR. and MRS. THEO, JENS

crossed Canim Lake on the Canim
Clipper on a hunting and recreation
trip last Wednesday when they
visited with Mrs. Herb MeNeil. and
took her for a ride on their new tug.
Previously Mrs. Jens motored to
Williams Lake to take their son Cal-
vin and two students from Forest
Grove to attend high school there.

MR. and MRS. GEO. KELLETT
have just returned from an extended
trip to Calgary and Edmonton wnere
they visited Mrs. Kellett’s mother
and other relatives.

C. B. CORBOULD of Dominion

Water Resources Division flew in
with Pilot Watt to complete his
season’s observations in Wells-Gray
Park finishing up at Hobson Lake
after three days’ operations with
headquarters at Mahood = Luke
Lodge.

MRS. ALEX PHILIP has returned

home to Alta Lake after a few
weeks’ visit to Dr. and Mrs. Nai-
smith.

HAROLD ELLAM was home for
the Thanksgiving wekend.

DR. and MRS. RALPH BAKER,
Vancouver, and Mr. and Mrs. Rice
of Quesnel left fof their respective
homes Sunday after vacationing last
week at McNeil Ranch and fishing at
Moose Camp.

Charles Goodyear invented vul-

Keithley News
VIC JOHNSON has left for the

coast. He expects to be back again in
the spring, as usual.

OSCAR HAGEN has bought: Mrs.
Kinvig's trap line on Polly's Lake,
and will be out that way most of
the winter.

ARNT HALLS went down to Van-
couver for a short business trip and
will spend the winter in Keithley
when he comes back.

THE Albert Sandbergs have gone
to Quesnel for the winter. Mr, Sand-
berg expects to get a job with the
Western Plywood.

" MR. and MRS. ROB GRANT have
Mrs. Grant’s sister and her husband
as their guests. They are Mr. and Mrs.
John Wakefield of Vancouver who
tried to come in last spring, but the
roads were even worge than they are
now, so they returned to the coast,
but made it this time.

TALKING OF ROADS: abou time
the crown was lowered a bit. Thess
low-slung cars are having difficulty
getting in here. There was one in the
other day, and the scraping was
awful.

TWO Airforce chaps paid us a
visit the other day. We have yolun-
teered to act as observer in the dis-
trict.

‘DR. BROWN of Princ Geroge and

M. Mayoh of Quesnel wére in on
business, for the health department.

A FEW MOOSE ure going- out
now, but the geese aren’t down here
yet.

ETHEL AND BEA KINVIG and
Shirley Sandberg were all home tor
Thanksgiving.

Brussel sprouts grow in clumps,
on a single stem.

Water will boil at the top of Mt.
Blane at 84 degrees Fahrenheit.

CANADIAN ACE
OF WORLD WAR II
BAGS RUSSIAN MIG

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Central Press Canadian

Sqdn.-Ldr. James D. Lindsay of
Arnprior, Ont. has added one Rus-
sian-built MIG fighter plane to the
record of seven Nazi planes he shot
down in World War Il. Flying with
the US. air force in Korea, Lindsey
shot one of seven enemy planes
bagged in a dogfight between four
Sabre jets and 15 MIG’

Up fo
$500
REWARD

will be paid by THE B.C. BEEF
CATTLE GROWERS ASSOCIA-
TION for INFORMATION lead-
ing to a CONVICTION of any
person for STEALING CATTLE
(of the bovine species).

B.C. BEEF CATTLE
GROWERS ASSOCIATION
per J. E. FRY, Secretary

Kamloops, B.C.

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