Thursday, January 8, 1953 THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE. B.c. Page 3

° returned to her home in Westwold, “@AIKE” IS “MAN OF THE YEAR” AGAIN
Big Lake B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Overton
were house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
pee eens were shot near | Harold Cripps for the New Year.
REC ed Dan ee ey ROAOE DoF rman tas gone to work
Moffat and Eddy Aikin of Macalister. for the winter at the T U Auto Camp,
THE SNOW PLOW made its first Cache Creek.
trip of the season January 2. go
maybe winter is on its way!

were among the guests of Mr. and

Former Alexis Creek ae J. G. Boultbee on Christmas
ay.
Resident Passes Away eo Ist thirty-six years ago,

W. Hodges, while on active ser-

Funeral services were conducted |Vic® With the Canadian army over-

in Victoria January 2 for Alexander | 8°@5: WaS a guest of honour in an

Gordon Christie, former resident of 08lish home, and there, for the first

Alexis Creek, who passed away at|time met the girl who became his
his home, 3720 Quadra Street, De-| Wife.

RECENT SETTLERS in the dis-
trict are Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hyde
TRAVELLPRS from Big Lake and-family, formerly of Vancouver,
gue ules Nuletide: “season were. Mr: | who have, taken. up laud of. Péadine
and Mrs. Lawrence Jefferson, who Ridge under the Veterans Land Act.
- Visited the latter's relatives at Okan- |r Hyde formerly operated a cabin-
agan Landing; John Jacobson spent et business at the coast and will con-
Christmas in Vancouver, and will| tinue thie type of Work a@ @ eldeline:
Tetura with. Wis wife and family; |The tyde's have two ehildred.the
Jimmy Jacobson holidayed at the elder attending Williams Lake High
goast; Mr. and Mrs. John Lee are in| school.
California; Mr. Lee expects to re-
turn to Big Lake ranch this week.

Mrs. Lee will remain in the south Lumbermen Young

for several more weeks. Mrs. Harper,

the local school teacher, spent the and Light This Year

holiday Season at Pender Harbor.
VISITORS to Big Lake were: Miss
Betty Strutherss who with Dan Jef-| B-C. Central hockey loop play over
ferson spent Christmas with Mr. and| the weekend when they held Prince
Mrs. John Whitmer. They were also| George Lumbermen to a 3-8 draw
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Zirnhelt of | Saturday and swamped the opposi-

Beaver Valley. Miss Struthers has | ‘in in Sunday's game 7-4.
when they play here. The 1953 squad
Feel Weak, Worn, Old? ered together as a senior club. Only
atersger | placed om home-grown talent. On

- Local fans will notice a big’ dif-
ference in this year’s Lumbermen
Men, Women Over AQ >< rez sy ver, ove sass scuaa
youngest that Prince has ever gath-
Want Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality? | couple of last year’s experienced
oes weak, rundown, wn, exhausted condition make hands remain with emphasis being
Pot cd
He Stonte gos, cli: shore itanigy | Placed 7 heed he Beasiane whe
tively unchanged from last year.

Vanderhoof Bears set the pace in

6 p.m. January 24

re-opening
9 a.m. February 9th

Last day for acceptance

entral Press Canadian

For the third successive year, Lester “Mike” Pearson, secretary of
stale for external affairs, has been named Canada’s Man of the Year
by editors oa the British United Press list. “Mike's” efforts in the UN.
have been mainly responsiblz-for his nomination.

cSuteean On January 1, this year, Mr. and *
He leaves to mourn his passing his| MTS: Hodges were host and hostess to
loving wife, May Ardrina (Maisie), | thelr son-in-law and their daughter
and two sisters, Annie in Edinpurgh,|#04 family, Mr and Mrs. Peter Ross.
Scotland. and Mary in Burnley, Lan-|J- R- Ross also was a New Year's
sashice amae Tena guest at the Lakeview Ranch home
The late Mr. Christie resided at|°f Mr. and Mrs. Hodges. =
Alexis Creek for over 37 years and
took up residence in Victoria in 1949. |
Friends who followed him to his
last resting place in Royal Oak cem- CLOSING
etery included G. T. L. Baylift, T. L.! z
‘Tim’ Bayliff and Mr. and Mrs. Duke f
Martin, also many old time friends or
from Inverness, Scotland. |
Staff Holidays,
Bridge Lake News | /
ridge Lake News Our plant will close
MRS. NINIAN DOUGALL, who is!
|2 Patient in the Royal Inland Hos-| |
|Dital, was able ‘to come home for|
Christmas.
MR. and MRS. EB. W. HODGES
were Christmas guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Ross, as also
was J. R. Ross.
PAT DEANE-FREEMAN from
Knight Lake Ranch and Walter Shep-|] Of dry cleaning will be
herd of Vancouver were recent guests
at the J. R. Ross home. January 19
J. R. ROSS was a guest at the
home of Mrs. M. Deane-Freeman on WILLIA MS LAKE
December 30. Walter Shepherd of
Vancouver was also a visitor at the D C
Knight Lake Ranch. RY CLEANERS

Grocery Dept. |) —

Specials

Prospector Presents School With
Fossil of Prehistoric Marine Life

Mr. H. Beck a prospector working | sponsored a Friendship Tea for all
lge. pkt. 25¢ the old Horsefly mine, has present-| the ladies of the community Decem-
. ed our school with a very interest-| ber 29th. Despite icy roads and car
ling specimen of a fossilized fish| trouble the guests arrived safely at
SsODONE skeleton. Approximately 10” long|the homé of Mrs. G. H. Walters,
and 3%” deep, the fish has all its| Various contests and guessing games
CLEANSER .... . three for 25 bones, ribs and caudal fin in perfect} kept the ladies in a jovial mood.
: = shape. The gill cover and head are} Mrs. Walters, assisted by her
DAIRY CREAM .. 2 tins for 45 the only parts to be distorted by | daughter-in-law, Mrs. Leonard Wal-
sud Pressure. According to those who] ters.) served tea. Mrs. E. A. Stober,

MR. and MRS. W. M. DANIBES!

STOCK CLEARANCE SALE

CONTINUES!

Our big clearance sale will continue until all
stock has been cleared from the floor.

20 and 25 Percent Off

SOAP FLAK

SUPER SUDS ....

. lge. DEt. 25¢
Ige. pkt. 25

know, this fossil is not a species of
fresh water fish, possibly marine) life

president of the Horsefly Women’s
Institute, poured. Guests were: Mrs.

on Everything!

A golden chance to buy livingroom or
bedroom furnishings at a Real saving

Bx . from tropical waters. S. Barrett, Mrs. H. Clarke, Mrs. H.
ardware Dept. ae fe ee
3 WITH miniature hats on their] Walker, Mrs. B. Lowry.

heads and horns in their hands, AT THIS TIME OF YEAR the post ; Upholstering work done to your choice of styles
- PUGS Kaas are Uianlrulthat they |= and f: ics-and té your

comed in the New Year at the-Comi- nave almost a yeai to recuperate be-

munity Hall. Close to 200 people at-| tore the avalanche of letters and par-

tended the dance, which lasted untii'| c21, nee more overtakes them.
the wee small hours of the morning.| yyo;sefy is a small community of
Toe-tingling musie was played by | approximately 270, but it does its
: or
English Dark Beer

Andrew lion; Dahl dunek, “Webley | snare of post offices busitess. During
Both Beers Awarded

Kostel and Fred Diamond. the Christmas scurry 5,926 stamps
GLEN WALTERS is having quite | and 509 money orders were sold.
Cross of Honour
for the Dominion of Canada

a tine with wolves. He killed an-| wigs LILLION CASWELL left for
Brussels, Belgium 1951

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other one just. before “New “Years. | c+ sonn, Qucheeto start tralaing-in

Apparently the wolves are not both-| 14 air force. We all wish her good

ering Mr. Walters’ cattle, but are de-| 146% ang much success.

termined to get the colts. He says} gypmRT WALTERS had an un-

One wolf chased his dog under bis. jescant set-back as he was on his

saddle horse. way back to Vancouver. His car was
THE, Horsefly Women’s Institute}. an accident. nea Hose. Lake.

Mechanic’s Special

SEVERAL former residents made
A Real Bargain for a Man who’s handy around Cars

a special trip in, just to be with old
1919 DE LUXE CHEVROLET PICK-UP. .

friends and relatives for New Years.
Albert, Frank, John, Florence, and
Bob Sarrazin, Prince George; Miss Also

rene Johns, Port Coquitlam; English 3-X Stout

Hooker, Chilliwack; Mr. and Mrs.
Garth Walters, Rosedale.
ARTHUR (BOURBDLE, trom: -the “Ask for these popular Brands by name”
Always the BEST BUY
Brewed with Pure Rocky Mountain Water

coast, is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. Bourelle.
Only $525. O O _ HARRY BROWN pas: Ueey) dutte
a ENTERPRISE BREWERY LIMITED
REVELSTORE, B.C.

+ .. fair tires and fair mechanically

ill the past week.
list has been Mrs. K. Dunlop. We
hope their illness does not continue
too far into 1953.

7
24-Hour Wrecker Service
Whatever the hour, just give

acall and our fully equipped
ecker truck will be on its

ial
Motor Tune-up Special
Have your motor put in tip-top
running shape with a tune-up
in our well equipped shop.

way. ONLY
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Day Night . us parts :
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Use the GMAC Budget Repair Plan : |

Don't delay making necessary repairs or buying new tires because you can’t pay The Majority of the issue of stock in Yankee Dundee Mines

cash for the whole job. The GMAC Budget Plan is the Answer. Ltd., which we have been handling has now been sold.
Here’s How It Works :
. $100.00 As a-Vancouver sales organization will be handling further
320.00" . financing effective January 15th, any other interested parties
Balance in 12 easy payments $80.00

Total Cost of Job .
Down Payment .

are urged to contact us before that date to insure their purchase
Only 20 Percent Down at the present price. is <}

Take from three to 12 months to pay
Minimum amount that may be budgeted — $20
ENQUIRE ABOUT THE PLAN NOW

'| Williams Lake Motors Ltd.

YOUR GENERAL MOTORS DEALER

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H. J. Lloyd,
Yankee Dundee Mines Ltd. +f

C/o F. B, Bass Ltd., Williams Lake, B,O,