THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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and ran off the games for the chil-
dren: Also noticed in the crowd lend-

ling a helping hand was Mr. Dyne
MISSING HUNTER [cam of rorese- Grove.

WHILE THE PARTY was in pro-
gress someone found time to go
prowling. Later a few outhouses were
discoyered toppled from their foun-
dations, and several car owners were

Donald MacLean left his farm
homie at the east end of Wilson Lake
November 1st on a hunting trip to|0ticed pumping tires.
the Silver Lake country. He became; VISITING with Mr. and Mrs.
lost before noon and wandered in|Spenst for the week-end are Mr. and
the bush without food or shelter un-|Mr.:A. P. Law of Kamloops. Mr.
til November 4th, when he found his aw is a former teacher of this di
trict.

MR.’ and MRS. DOUG WRIGHT
have the latter’s mother, Mrs. Biro,
of New Westminster, visiting with

way home.

Mrs. MacLean and her daughter
Jean, were not unduly alarmed when}
Mr. MacLean failed to return to his

home Saturday night. They thought |them.
jhe might have stayed at the Silver] MISS MARJORIE FELKER of the

Lake cabin on Jack King's trapline. |Staft of the Royal Inland Hospital in
Jean became anxious on Monday |amloops has been home for a short
forenoon and she saddled a horse and ,St@Y-
went in search of her father. The] MR. and MRS. SCOTT of 130 Mile
young woman found the horse that{ave their eldest Gaughter, Doreen,
her father had ridden, tied to a tree | Visiting from Calgary.
near the King cabin. The missing] MR. and MRS. OVERTON spent a
man’s food was still tied to the sad-|few days in Penticton.
dle. The horse had been without food] MRS. GILBERT FORBES has left
or water for two days and a night. {to spend the winter in Victoria.
Miss MacLean took the horse pe
home, then reported to a neighbor. | Big CREEK
In a remarkably short time every |————
man for miles around had joined in
the search for the missing wuner, |FERST PARTY HELD
Mr. MacLean, when he arrived
at his home, was weak from hunger. IN NEW SCHOOL
and tired from continual walking,
otherwise he was none the worse for
his experience.

Streamers, hanging apples, and
various paper cats, bats, pumpkins
and. ghosts provided effective decor-
Lac La Hache News ation for the new school’s first party,
a masquerade atranged by the teach-
ONE OF THE BEST children’s |° Held.on Hallowe'en. :
parties ever seen in the district was Games were enjoyed by the chil-
held by the Community Glup on the @"e9: and then prizes were given out
eve of Spooks and Witches. Games ee Miss Fletcher for the best cos-
and contests were of the livlier sort |t¢™°S- =
and made for .pienty of hilarity. JOYCE BAMBRICK won first
Later in the evening the fireworks |*™ong the girls, dressed as a tramp

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display in the ball’ jark added to tho|#74. Gell Henry second as a butteray.

= Z Freddie Oliver took the boys first as
Prize winners or fancy dress cos-|# Sheriff and Truman Henry, dressed

times were:-atickey Campbell, Linda |@5 2 frog, took second. Miss Fletcher

Wise, Murilyn Overton, Jack Reeder. won the ladies’ prize depicting a lit-

Papiéla Horne, Teddy Robillara. tle girl and Fred Oliver the men's

“Miss Phyllis Wright was'in charge |*S & Pirate. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie

of arrangements and ass ner [Mitchell acted as judges.

were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bryce, Mr. Se

and Mrs. Dan Ewart, Mr. and Mrs.

Woodruff and others. Members of L B N

[the teaching staff, Mrs. Thompson, one Butte News

Miss Mutta.and Mr. Calam orgunized

OUR GRAND OLD MAN of this
district was taken to Kamloops Hos-
pital on Sunday evening by Bert
Brown’s taxi. r. Irvine has had a
pad eolrd— =

BERT BROWN is a busy man,
what with driving the school bus,
(taxi and also doing garage work. He
jis also building a house next to the
hospital.
| SATURDAY morning the thermo-
jmeter registered two degrees above

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| THERE are a few hunters in the
istrict but big game is scarce. The
guides say they are back in the hills.

ON Monday afternoon at 2 p.m.
the pupils of Lone Butte school held
a Remembrance Service in the com-
munity hall, to which all the par-
ents were invited to attend. Among
the parents attending were Mrs.

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|the present day. Several recitations
|were given and hymns sung. The
[pupils wore home made poppies, not
those made by veterans.

iAlexis Creek News

THIS was a record Hallowe'en for
our fair town with no misehiet at all
reported. Not one gate was lifted ner
one window soaped. The evening
started with many queer little
|calling at the houses, each
Marge bag and asking for “Ty
Tr s.’”’ After collecting their
|they:all met at the school, where
grown-ups and children were gath-
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i] | The schoolhouse was
: decorated in orange and blac
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After the games were played..wein-
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