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THE TRIBUNE. WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

M. McLeod, Optometrist of Van-
couver will be at Lakeview Hote),
Tuesday, February 10.

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NOTICE

The annual meeting of
St. Peter’s Church will be
held Tuesday, February
10th, at 8 p.m. in St.

Peter’s Parish Hall.

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im good financial condition, being
entirely self-supporting, There were
94 boys and girls enrolled during the
past season and numerous iimprove-
ments carried out. Another cabin was
built, making five in all, and a water
system, including pump and tank,
installed. x
SSiesee ec eeera arr Oe

Stan Sloan, formerly of Vancouver,
has joined the staff of Cariboo Truck
& Equipment Ltd. as parts manager.
Mr. Sloan, who is the nephew of com-
pany president Sam Sloan, was with
the Vancouver city police force for
18 yea

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Much of the difference between "just a
meal” and a “delightful occasion” isin
the setting of your table. Every part

of your table should harmonize, with

setting on a mood. Leave at least 24

inches between each two place settings

—line up silver and glassware carefully

“place: silver and plates one inch from
bleedge. R

each factor closely related in the same
manner that your costume is related
through the careful choosing of acces-
sories. Using your 1847 Rogers Bros.
Silverplate and other cherished posses-
sions as a background. build vour table

BY JOINING

5 —success is the
Tesult of attention to colour, balance
and every little detail.

ithe attention of individual stud

Our Silver Savings Club |

| Doug Stevenson,

Thursday, February 5, 1953,

Around the Town

Mild weather this week foreed War
Memorial Society oificials to
the Arena doors to skating and curl-
ing.

epee
Add signs of spring: Louie Dan
reports seeing a robin on Alkali Lake
Reserve Tuesday.

- =. - 0

Mr. and Mr. Buster Henke and the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Henke, left Sunday for a three weeks
holiday to California.

oS

Townspeople were pleased to see
Charlie Moon out for a stroll. down
the main street last week, the first
time he has ventured out on foot for
several months.

Sp

Vie Crosby, formerly of Prince
George, has joined the staff of Wil-
liams Lake Motors Ltd. as car sales-
man. Previous to working in Prine
George, Mr. Crosby was located in
Vancouver.

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Don Anderson, who has heen with
the local branch of the Bank of Mont-
real for the past 15 months, was
transferred last Tuesday to the bank's
new branch at Kitimat. Mr. Anderson
will ‘be second officer in the new
branch. Replacing him at the local
B of M is Howard Upton, formerly of
North Vancouver.

TEACHERS ESTABLISH
FUND TO ASSIST
NEEDY STUDENTS

Establishment of a fund to assi
district students in straightened finan-
cial circumstances to complete their
schooling has been undertaken by
the Williams Lake District Teachers
Association.

The association’ members made
their decision at a meeting last Sat-
urday when it was brought to their
attention that there was a “pressing
need” for such a fund. The teachers
have deposited money from their own
treasury to start the fund, and will
also seek further donations. In gd-
dition to the local tund the assogia-
tion will make a study ef bursaries
now available for advanced siudies|
and will bring these advantagej to

where applicable. :
A committee consisting of. Mrs.
Les Cantell and

close | Post at Lac La
| visitor to Williams 1:

and paying $1.25 a week, you can be the proud
owner of a levely 26-piece set of Canada’s finest
verpiate... or a six-piece Place setting in Sterling
ilver with payments as low as 35c a week,

The Silver Club starts
February 14th

don’t delay enrolling as the club will be limited
to 40 members.

COME IN AND ASK FOR DETAILS !

I. G. WOODLAND & SON

Watchmakers and Jewellers

John Calam has been appointed, to
investigate all cases and administer
available funds.

Competition Keener
In Prince ‘Spiel Now

“It takes a top curling rink to get
anywhere in the Prince George bon-|
spiel now,” was the reaction of yet-
eran skip Tony Woodland, who, for
the 16th year took a team up last
week in search of some of the silver-
ware offered at the competition. Mr.
Woodland was referring to the cali-
bre of play the bonspeil now attracts.

The Woodland rink won two and

lost four in their games.

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The Laloo is just right for roamin’ the range.
The broad, sweeping brim of this famous Stetson
defies sun and rain alike. And the casual sele-
scope crown is really comfortable. Come in and
see it today.

Borkowski’s “/etweax

-Saturday night the Ron Hatch
rink, winners of the Lumbermen’s
trophy at the Prince ‘spiel, stopped
over on their way to Kamloops and
played an exhibition game with a
rink skipped by Woodland. The visit-
jors were five up coming home: but
| were just able to earn a one-point
| victory when the locals colfected

| and heated.

four on the final end.

The Woodland rink included Johz
| Holland, Dal Irvine and Ken: Rife
Curling with Hatch were Norm
Strom, Frank Hewlett and Dr. John
McInnis.

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THE TRIBUNE

Alex Bryce of the

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Sa business
Mr.

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Miss Helen Lee returned last Wed-
nesday following an extended holiday
at the coast.

Miss Betty Page, R.N.. has joined
the staff of War Memorial Hospital.
Miss Page is a graduate of St. Paul's
hospital, Vancouver.

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Curling Draw

Frida:
p.m. Bishop vs Holland 1
Hawker vs Norquay 2
Beaman vs Stevenson 1
Herbert vs Scott 2

9 p.m.

Monday, February 9 G
7 p.m. Fairley vs Hellyer 1 Meetin
Rife vs Smedley 2
9 p.m. Woodland vs Bogle .1 :
Kerley vs Graham 2 HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIU

The path of léast resistance {¢
usually downhill.

February 6

Historical Society

iy, February 10

The Pi Child Guida
Clinic team visited: Wiliams Lake tor
two days this week. The team con-
sisted of a psychiatrist, two psycholo-
gists, a psychiatric social worker anu
a public health nurse. During the
visit the team consulted with mem-
bers of the Public Health Branch,
school staff and the Social Welfare
Branch concerning behavior prob-
lems of children.

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Fourteen minutes of the opening
period slipped away before the game
opened up with Favero scoring for
Prince. The visitors lost their lead
at the 59-second mark of the second
frame as Reg Norberg worked the
puck up the ice from his own defence
zone and passed it acréss the goal
mouth for brother Doug to make the
score.

Swanson nullified the effort when
he picked up a loose puck and found
himself in the clear for a rush on Me-

7 p.m. Stevenson vs Ewing 1 *
Maxfield vs Holland 2 Friday, Feb. 13
9 pm. Walsh vs Scott 1
150 Mile vs Norquay 2 8 p.m.
Wednesday, February 11 e =
7 p.m. Kerley vs Herbert 1
Woodland ys Beaman 2 Speaker
9 p.m. Hawker vs Rife 1 Mr. Arthur Haddock

Bishop vs Fairley . 2

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Niven. The score was knotted up
again with five minutes to go when

another ‘lake defenseman, George
Begg, set up the scoring play for
Hutchinson. The period ended with
Prince still ahead of the game when
Minty seored for the visitors. i

Camponi knotted the score as the
final 20-minutes started ticking
away and Buchholtz and Hutchinson
put the locals in front when their
two-man rush paid off with Carl
Sagging the twine. Andrews evened
up the score for the Prince George
final scoring effort of the game. Cam-
poni put the Stamps ahead when he

slapped in Smetanuk’s pass, and
Buchholtz got the final ‘lake tally
when Latin passed out the

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from a prone position behind the

Prince net.

Play was held up several times
during the game with the ‘lake nets
being the main cause. Twice Lum-
bermen thought they had certain
goals, but the puck had passed
through holes in the side of the net.
The second time it happened, Swan-
son drew a penalty when he en-
deavoured to do battle with goal
judge John Anderson. The high wire
cage prevented the two from coming
to blows, but the argument was long

For the first time this season the
Stamps had strength in the defence
department with Reg Norberg and
Gord Smetanuk back in play. George
Begg turned in a good job for the
one game he appeared in and former
forward Ramsay Blair is looking
good in his new defence slot.

‘Shots on goal’ statistics indicated
the eveness of play. Saturday night
both teams had 27 shots on goal and
Sunday the locals outshot the visit-
ors 34-30,

BIRTHS |
At War Memorial Hospi
JENSON — To Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Jenson, Lac La Hache, a
son born February 5th.
ROBERTSON — To Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Robertson, Macalister,

a son born January 30th. |
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| business

Lake

These customers

telephone 70-R-4.

NOTICE

Eftective February fst, I have severed all
connections

Hardware and Plumbing.

me in regard to plumbing work should

Jack Halfnights

with the firm of

wishing to contact

T

Niquidet Transport —

R.

Williams Lake - Horsefly

M. Blair’s office, Wms. Lake, phone R66
Horsefly Phone, 3 short 1 long

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