Page 10 THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. Hie Thursday, December 4. 1952.

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=OLIVER THEATRE= [Even Hunters | Around Town

Disliked Cow Season y d Mrs, Sam Mitchell ‘have

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday — December 8, 9, 10 closed their lodge at Chimney Lake

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RA Gi Pas a, he “Munting “season ig oven lieroland ane epouane Ge titer ee etter Qualit

and I think we are all glad. Hunting | coast.

Better Service

the cow moose was very unpopular ao 2

with the residents here, even the] p, ‘Frenchy’ Lizotte who was in: Better Value
jhunters seemed ashamed to he tak-|jured while fighting forest fires in
ing home a cow but they contended the Quesnel Lake* area last August, 2

| mat the government threw the see-|returned this week from Vancouver always at...
son open and if they didn't shoot the

; Stewar og agen - Wendell Corey where he underwent an operation on
James Stewart - Jean Hagen Wendell Corey cows someone else would. A few

account of the accident. Doctors re-
in < ‘ years will tell whether it was a wise placed splintered bone in Mr. Lizov
: “CARBINE WILLIAMS” jmove or not. te's shoulder with a plastic substi. 5
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One man reported that a hunter, |tute The stocky log: r i
z re are ats ‘ 5 i ger suffered his
Comedy and News Shows start at §:30 p.m. jin the first part of the season, shot multiple injuries when he fell down

and-ooK awayilits tires turkeys. a mountaincide wih ule pore oe QUALITY GROCERS
His shoulder injuries will prevent .

BOS SUREIGUDR, Torémanior the |liim fiom doing acy Vee oe PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

Lands and Cattle Ranch, Riske Creex, | again. Z

accompanied by Mrs. Streigler and

Bruce, visited friends at 100 Mile

Niquidet Transport |[*7 roe So eae demic: os
Williams Lake - Horsefly |urnoaSios ow Sehcae Pen ee ; Fred Rozuki |

s Two speakers will be addressing

r e THE P-TA held a meeting in the| meetings here next week.

R. M. Blair's office, Wms. Lake, phone R66 school house on November 26° with| ‘The publie ie invited re attend the :
Horsefly Phone, 3 short 1 long Seven members and four yisitors!Decemher meeting of the Historical General Contractor 5

present. Routine business was Society next Thursday in the Village

Ainded to then plans for the chil (ian. President of the new group, |

Gren’s Christmas Tree made. After|tenry Windt, will speak on “Gon,

In
“GOLDEN GIRL”

Thursday, Friday, Saturday — December 11, 12, 13

Thurs., Fri., Sat.,. this week -
Clarke Gable, Ava Gardner in “LONE STAR”

Saar

Some discussion it was decided t»/ tributions of the early Chinese set. General Repairs
hold the Christmas Tree in the eve-|tlers to the Cariboo” which will deal eee,
ning. with the customs of these early min- Decorating

THE ROADS here are icy and/ers and some outstanding characters.
PWD men are still sanding and the'| Meeting time is 8:15.

wrecker still is busy hauling dam-| Wednesday night Game Warden cae 5
aged cars to'the garage. The road |Leo Jobin will address town Jaycees|| - LAKESIDE Phone: F. KOZUKI
crew put back the two “Stop” signs jat their monthly dinner meeting on
which had been broken off at the|Wild Ducks of the Cariboo.”

Floor Sanding

crossing. ———
POINT BE. F. FITZPATRICK and Dick n
ry NEVER Dare shipped a carjoad of calves trom BIR CHS cS
WIPING Exeter last week. At War Memorial Hospital

MR. and MRS. RALPH BURGESS
and family have moved to, Canim
Lake, where Ralph will work for
Jens Bros.

HEMBROUGH — To Mr. and Mrs. to send
Horace Hembrough, Horsefly, a
son born November 28.

is HENRY — To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce sé:

Heavens rave a daugh- CE ran
Will Handle Parcel a ees De :
|Post At Parish Hall

During the rush of Christmas mail,
the local post office will again make
use of the Parish Hall. :

Starting Monday, December 8, and

Regular sets at continuing to January 3, parcels will
$8.75, $11.25, $14.75, $18.00, $23.00, $26.25 be handled at the Parish Hall. Other
mail will as usual be handled at the
regular post office wickets.

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SUNDAY: 10 day School their hearts and show
SUNDAY: a.m. Sunday Schoo!
11 a.m. Morning Worship ae Bond: taste: on
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service co. ean is complete:
TUESDAY: 8 p.m. Bible Study : see it today.

i \D \ FRIDAY: 4 p.m. Children’s Hour
a le 4 i 8 p.m. Praise and Prayer Service *

“FOR THE GIFTS YOU'LL GIVE WITH PRIDE
LET YOUR JEWELLER BE YOUR GUIDE”

" Watchmakers and Jewellers EVERYONE WELCOME Chocolates for Xmas
OFFICIAL TIME INSPECTOR P.G-E. RAILWAY Held in Chapel in home of Rey. and Mrs. G. Rosnor, ae Fe ae
Assistant Pastor: Mr. John Edin. , Pastors. dinitie athe holiday

season

© D A N Cc I N G REMEMBER WHEN YOURE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
(i TT ey Ali TRY YOUR DRUG STORE FIRST
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT

Célurdbas Ho Branp.y’s Drug Store

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS
MODERN AND OLD TIME MUSIC

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| The Cobbler of Fairyland |

Presented by the Children of i

Parkas!

A full line of warm

Parkas in quilted,

WILLIAMS LAKE SCHOOL
eiderdown. lined,
at the a

sheep lined and all- SALLY FULLER by Judge Fuller—South Shore

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Elks Hall
CHILDREN’S PERFORMANCE —

Monday, Dec. 15th :
8:15 p.m.

Children - 25¢ Adults - 75¢

Nylon styles,

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Winne? of the 1935 KING’S PLATE | i
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Ridden by Lindberg under the famous Seagram colors
ME 1:55%/s Dist. 1 mi. 1 furlong

Station Wagon Coats

Popular for their warmth, and dressy appearance,
available in three-quarter and full lengths; all
guilted and some models with sheep lining.

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Winter Footwear
Lined Flight Boots — High boots with sheep lined
leather tops and rubber bottoms, others with Nylon

tops.

Borkowski’s “eswear

REGULAR PERFORMANCE —

| Wednesday, Dec. 17
Paz SOOQUOW'S end’Ze Sure_/ 8:15 p.m.

Children - 50c Adults - 75c

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Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia,