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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAxs, 8.6,

Thursday, February 96, 1988,

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Canimahood. News

ST. VALENTINE’S
marked at school by exchange of
Valentines. A lively and enjoyable
dance was held in the evening at the
schoolhouse but was strictly local as
fresh stow barred outsiders. The
road had been plowed by local men
and equipment and later the PWD
operator Frank Watson, plowed to
Mahood Lake and into B. Hi
and J. Hogan’s. The roads are now
in good condition but need widening
for trucks.

MRS. K. E. HIGGINS was hostess
at the whist drive held at her-home
last Saturday night.
adults were present. High scores
were made by Lynne MeNeil who re-
ceived a lovely crocheted centre
piece and figurine, and Paul Mail-
loux, whose prize was a ball point
pen. Low scores were made by Mrs
MeNeil, Sr., and. K. EB. Higgins.
Cards were followed by drawing tor
the kitchen hamper, the lucky draw
going to Herbert MeNeil. Other win-
ners were Mrs. J. C. Hogan, Mrs.

DAY

Law, Mr. Law, Mrs. MeNeil, Sr., H.
Hartwig. Neil McNeil, David Hart-
wig.

JUST IN TIME
_ FOR SPRING!

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MRS. PAUL MAILLOUX returiiea
to North Kamloops to spend several
days with her mother during the
serious illness of her father, E. W.
Bonner. We are glad to report that
her brother is making good progress
at Tranquille sanatorium,

MR. and MRS. R. A. PITRE leit
last Tuesday on a business trip to
Vancouver. Jimmie also went and
will take lessons on the accordian.

FRANK WINTERINGHAM has re-
turned to Calgary to resume his
former occupation of salesman ana
arrange to be joined by his family.

ON BUSINESS for their depart-
ment the Forestry from 100 Mile
were in last week and stayed over-
night at R V. Roberts’.

MISS SHIRLEY WATSON has a
new typewriter and is taking a Higa
School business course by corres-
pondence.

MR. and MRS. A. LAW spent last
week end at Bridge Lake.

THE Jolly Hours Club will hold
a business meeting at Mrs. R, Y
Roberts’ home March 7 and is also
sponsoring a dance at the school
this Saturday week. A collection yill
be taken to ay expenses.

MR. and MRS. B. SPENCER Me-
NEIL left Sunday for Vancouvey on
business.

MR. and MRS. PAUL MAILLOUX
motored to Ashcroft Twesda:

Twenty-one)

| ‘Leads’ Fail To Solve|
Labrie Diseppecrance

Although sever
| veloped since publication of appeals
for inform: rding the disap-
pearance of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
len Labrie, RCMP officials say
|that all of them have been investi-
| gated without result.

The Labries vanished ixom their]
home in Kamloops last November
17. Former residents of Williams
Lake, they had gone to Kamloops
early in November with Henry Se-
Lede, who is now serving time for
the attempted hold-up of the Bank
of Commerce here last December. |

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Fans Arrive At Vanderhoof
In Time For Final Whistle

Williams Lake hockey fans didn't
mind travelling the 200-odd miles to
Vanderhoof to see a game, put if
they make the trip only to find the
game is over when they arrive, even
the most rabid fans begin to doubt
the wisdom of their junket. That
happened to a party of four
weekend. In the s
day morning, Mr.
Mackenzie and Mr. and Mrs.
Sloan set out for Vanderhoof,
pecting to be in plenty of time for
the 2 p.m. opening whistle. But tne
game was called-for noon because of
the high temperature and so the ;
vellers were out of luck. Arriving at
Vanderhoof three members of the
party decided to have a sandwich be-
for going over to the rink, but Alas-
tair went directly to thé game, not
wanting to take a chance on missing
any hockey. He saw the last period
of play and the rest of the party ar-
rived just in time to hear the last
whistle.

and Mrs.

Alastair
Bill

ex-

Mr. and Mrs. Len Hellyer left
Saturday on an extended holiday to
to California.

SEES ae

Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Henke and
Mr. Henke’s parents returned this
week from a holiday in the south. "|

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