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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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It has been estimated that ap- |
proximately 35,000,000 of clay soils
exist in the agricultural areas of
Canada. :

Total number of pelts landed at)
St. John’s Nfld., from“the 1952 sea’
hunt was 85,245 compared with
184,000 in 1951.

1952. MORRIS convertible

WHEAT CROWN AGAIN WORN BY ALBERTAN

Roe Lake News

AL. LAW went to Kamloops one
day last week and bought an Austin
car. Mr. Law motored to Canim
Lake last Saturday and spent Sun-
day with Mrs. Law, who teaches at
Canim Lake school.

DON McLEAN also made a trip to
Kamloops to purchase an Austin or
Hillman car.

AL. HULBERT is working with
his chain saw for Jim Huckvale.

MRS. DAVE HANSEN left last
week for Barriere, to stay awhile with
her daughter, Mrs. Duncan Scott.

J. R. ROSS has left for a visit with
his widowed sister, and to try and

buying his mothers home place at
Bridge Lake.

WE WERE SORRY to hear of Ba.
Malm getting seriously hurt in a fall
from a scaffolding at Lone Butte. Mr.
Malm is still in Ashcroft hospital,~
but latest report is that he is doing
very well, and although his injuries
were bad enough, they were not as
serious as first believed.

WE HAVE HAD an unusual fall
this year with practiaclly no snow to
date. Usually we get at least ono
good snowfall in October.

100 Mile News

(Held over)
THE ROAD is very icy and the

$1200.00 bring her back to make her home| PWD is sanding it. In spite of this
1950 FORD 2-door Sedan 1550.00 with him. the 100 Mile Ses ees ms
1949 FORD 4-door Sedan 1000.00 = MRS. JACK LARSON left last|very busy, as care: se fend upeet
1940 BUICK 7-passenger Coach 700.00 Thursday for Vancouver, where she| Tuesday the wrecker towed in two
1940 CHRY cae aes e Sed: : 825.00 will visit relatives for the next few|cars which had collided north of the
rs vs: -dcor Sedan . 25. weeks. 98 Mile.

1939° CHRYSLER 4-door Sedan . %25.00 MRS. JAMES REED is home now, E. F. FITZPATRICK trucked a
1939 NASH 4-dcor Sedan .... 500.00 from the Outpost Hospital at Lone| load of calves out of the distric: o:
1949 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan . - 1350.00 - Butte, where she has been a patient see aud eee the e
1941 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan .. 500.00 for some time. Our deepest sympathy | Creel state shipped three truck-

1946 CHEVROLET 4-4. Sed: 800.00 to Mr. and Mrs. Reed in the loss of |loads of cattle to Kamloops.
1942 POWER CON, eee 700.00 their baby son. MRS. M. LYSAC took her small
2 5 A BIBLE STUDY CLASS has been| daughter to Williams Lake hospital
A king who had to earn his Central Press Canwoiap organized for each Thursday evening! for treatment, returning on the bus

k crown and congratulatory kiss 1s] Winter Fair in Toronto. He grew ‘i eee Saturday night.

TRUCKS Ronald Leonhardt, 19, of Drumhel-| wheat without benefit of chemical |#¢ the Bridge Lake school. een :
ler, Alta. He is the crowned head| fertilizer. This is the third time MR. and MRS. LLOYD WOODMAN THE P-TA put on a carnival No-
; 1939 FARGO ¥%-ton .. - $475.00 of the worlds wheat BION EES, hav. hat wheat grown in ths Pru have moved to the Double T from|vember 22 to raise funds for the

= x rn ing Ey is samples of Mar iS elle a as in the world’s i i 2 i -
1951 FORD Cab-over engine, 2 ton .... 2500.00 wheat judged the best al the Royal lenampiannip Heffley Creek. Lloyd is employed at| Children’s Christmas Tree. About
1946 DODGE 2-t. 950.00 the Double T. 200 adults and children attended.
-ton .. 50.

Keithley News

VIC JOHNSON has come up from
the coast where he went to have some
dental work done, and will winter at
Two Mile.

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“The Car Centre of The Cariboo”
CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH — FARGO

THE Bob Grants are moving down
to a cabin near the Likely sawmill.
Bob is working for the sawmill there.

MOST of the ground around Keith-
ley is bare of snow. The road is quite
icy, though.

MR. and MRS. MARVIN HALL
made a recent trip to Kamloops
where Mrs. Hall had a medical check-
up. Mrs. Hall had a major operation
at Kamloops early this fall.

JOHNNY HANSEN and one of his
hunters, John Godfrey visited the

party that bought will not take over
for two years. Johnny is staying on
to run the place for the new owners.
Meanwhile Johnny is considering

Bingo games, white elephant auction
sale and others, made for an interest-
ing evening.

Ross Marks was auctioneer for the
white elephant sale and Bob Biggins
auctioned the pies and cakes. The
carnival netted about $80.

Eee - ALEX. SUTHERLAND has gone| BOB CONOR and John Crittenden | poherts on Saturday. Johnny says he
a down to Kamloops to spend the Of Seattle, with’ Jack Esler, were!).. sold his ranch and tourist resort] Seven destroyer escorts, designed
| winter. | visitors at the Keithly Ranch. The Horse Head Ranch, but the|to meet the threat of new,

high-
speed submarines, are under con-
struction in Canadian shipyards for
the Royal Canadian Navy and seven
more are on order.

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