Thursday, December 11, 1952. =

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, 8.0.

~ Bags &

mans a year and causes an annua!

$5,000,000 loss in livestock.

Canada’serecord for rabies is small
Whereas in the United States the
disease kills an average of 30 hu-

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

Extra delicious food.

the way you like it. -

Hardware Dept.

NOMA
Christmas Tree Lights
Full selection of inside and outdoor strings
extra bulbs. and accessories
COLEMAN SPACE HEATERS, LAMPS,
AIRTIGHT, COAL AND 'WOOD HEATERS
GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGES, REFRIGERATORS

LANTERN

Grocery Dept.
Jap Oranges, per box, $1.42

place your order and don’t be disappointed

We will be open Wednesday afi De 24

and 26 °

Closed December 25

Mackenzies Ltd.

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150 MILE

PARTY AT HOTEL
WELL ATTENDED

The party at the hotel Monday
night was well attended and a nice
evening was enjoyed.

Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie Sr., won
the turkey and Jimmy Fisher won
the chicken. The prizes for the vari-
ous card parties were also given out
with Mrs. Ken McKenzie the high for
crib and C. J. Zirnhelt the low. For
whist Jack McPhail was high and
Mr. Poolvard low.

MR. and MRS. HUSTON DUNA-
WAY were away to Keremeos and
then took in the cattle sale at Kam-
loops.

MRS. COWAN returned Tuesday
from Toronto.

IT LOOKS as if we are going to
have some winter before Christmas
after all. About an inch of snow tell
Friday night.

THE turkey shoot was held Sun-
day and a nice crowd turned out. The

, big trouble was that it got dark too

soon and some of the turkeys were
left. The ladies also had a shoot,
with Mrs. Tierney being the best
shot.

CANIMAHOOD

Christmas Tree
Concert Date Set

The school Christmas Tree and
concert will be held the evening of
December 18th, and students and
others are busy practising for the
event. , es

THE JOLLY
their meeting held Sunday at
Marie He
their Ch
ranged for

HOURS CLUB at
Mrs.
s completed plans for
mas festivities and
a social evening New
Mrs. Florence Me-

ar

TERRIFIC GALES which swept
this area Thursday levelled many
large trees, and were followed by a
light dropping of temperature with
mixed rain and snow.

MR. and MRS. PAUL MAILLOUX
returned Thursday from a two weeks
trip to Vancouver and New Westm
ster, where they visited Mrs. M
loux’s grandmother, Mrs. Waterman,
and Mr. Mailloux’s family.

MR. and MRS. ED. HIGGINS mo.

tne

tored to Roe Lake Saturday and
home Sunday, visiting the home
ranch.

HAROLD GRANBERG of Watch

Lake visited in the district Sunday.

Both Beers

Revelstoke Lager
English Dark Beer

Awarded
Cross of Honour

for the Dominion of Canada
Brussels, Belgium 1951

Also .

English 3-X Stout

“Ask tor these popular Brands by
Always the BEST BUY
Brewed with Pure Rocky Mountain Water

ENTERPRISE BREWERY LIMITED

REVELSTOKE, B.C.-

name”

JACK WILSON and JIMMY
CROOKS, who were guests last week
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Harwig, left for
their home in Vancouver December
Ist, taking their moose with them.

VISITING the McNeil families and
hunting in Wells-Gray park are R. A.
Blackwell, nephew gf Mrs. B. H. Me-
Neil, and Jim Anderson, both of
North Kamloops

MR. and MRS. HERB McNEIL
were on a business trip to Kamloops
Thursday through Saturday.

WELFARE OFFICER Don Bing-
ham and School Inspector W. J.
Mcuat visited the school Tuesday
and Wednesday and also the homes
of the students, showing a keen in-
terest and insight into their life and
work. They left Wednesday for Wil-
liams Lake.

MR. and MRS. A. LAW are driv-
ing their smart new car—an Austin
—and Mr. Law is busy building a
garage at the teacherage.

RAY NOBLE, executive manager
of I.B.L. and Mrs. Noble. visited Mr
and Mrs. R. A. Pitre last week.

“| While here they motored through

the district calling on their many
friends.

ON SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Pitre and Mr. and Mrs. Noble
motored to Prince George for, the
weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Noble taking
the plane home to Vancouver. Mr.
Pitre attended the school board
meeting before returning home.

B. SPENCER MeNBEIL commenced
sawmill oerations Wednesday. Locai
men working in the mill are Norman
Carlson, Joe Beisig, Jim Taylor,
John Hoyan. Also Jack Davis of
Bridge Lake. ins

A FEW DEER and moose are Le-
ing taken out by the many hunters
camped throughout the district or
visiting in the homes.

THE Young People’s dance at the
school house Saturday night was of
the usual lively type under the good
management of the musicians, Mrs.
Law and Mr. Hartwig. Mr..and Mrs.
Jas. MeMillan came for the dance
and the weekend

LUMBAGO (Lame Back)

When your back is stiff and very painful
"Jan effort for you to stoop or bend,

misery of Lumbago a day longer than you
have to. Get T-R-C’s today. 6Se, $1.35
at drug counters.

Dog Creek News

THE CHARLES PLACES were
business visitors to town during the
week.

HILARY PLACE was in town
Thursday participating in the open-
ing of the new dormitory. He was
accompanied by his wife, Rita.

HAROLD LANNING was a week-
end guest at Dog Creek House aud
Sunday visitors included Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Malesku and Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Malesku and son Buddy.

WM. CHRISTIE was in the valley
Monday to attend a meeting of the
local Indian. band.

THE ROADS hereabouts are quite
iey in spots, necessitating careful
driving.

Any corner drug store can
sell you, the chemicals, but
only your Beauty Salon
dispenses the skill that
assures successful perman-

ent waves, Let an expert
prove it to you.

Williams: Lake
Beauty Salon

LILLIAN McINTYRE
Phone 96-R-5

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