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Thursday, April 9, 1958.

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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TATLAYOKO NEWS

Annuol Snow
Measurement Made

The annual trip up Potatoe Moun-
tain for-the purpose of measuring
the depth and density of snow at the
Snow Course established in 1950 by
the B.C. Snow Survey Branch, was
made March 28th by Edna Terry
and Gerry Moore. Depth of snow
averaged 44”, density 7.9”. Density
of snow March 1952 was 8”.

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MOORE drové out to Williams Lake
April 3, where they were joined by
K.B., for a trip to Vancouver.

OUR ROAD is still in a pretty de-
plorable condition, necessitating the
use of the tractor as school bus right
up to the Easter holidays. Snow is
@isappearing slowly from the hill
sides with no sign of an early spring
as yet.

JOHNNY BLATCHFORD brought
his family over from their Tsuniah
Lake ranch, Maréh 26th. His wife
Polly, and daughter Bonnie, went
out on the stage Friday morning to
Williams Lake and points south.
Johnny reports lessening snow con-

[ditions with bared off hillsides.

LEE BUTLER and Bert Hamm
spent a week hunting cougar down
at the south end of Tatlayoko Lake,
eliminating eight head of the deer
slayers before returning March 28.

ELEANOR and LEE BUTLER and
Don Nicholson“of West Branch drove
out to Alexis Creek April 3rd, with
a record load of bounty pelts con-
sisting of eighteen cougar and three
wolves. :

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100 MILE

Experimenting With
Blue Climbing Roses

DR. O’SHANEK of the Lodge, is
experimenting with blue climbing
roses this year, he got three roses
from California. This is the first time
blue roses have been grown in Canada
to my knowledge and we wish Mr.
O’Shanek every success. He is also
introducing a new earthworm in the
garden. Cabbages and cauliflower
are already up in the greenhouse.

QUTE A NUMBER of people left

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Enough for ten men, or even more, if he multiplies his efforts
with the latest farm implements, such as field cultivators,
milking machines, combines and tractors. And, when ten ‘men’
are hard at work, you make ten times as good use of every hour.

And your income

is, of course, greatly increased.

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one of these mechanical farm-hands, you owe it to yourself to look.

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CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817
piso

za vieitor at 100-5

here to spend the Waster week or the
weekend at points south, Mr.
Mrs. Oscieuny left for a holiday in
Vancouver and Seattle. Miss Floris
McDougal and Miss Janette McCros-
san motored to Kamloops to spend
the week end with Floris’ parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. McDougal. ‘The Rudy
Jens holidayed at the coast, and Mr.
and Mrs. Pelkey also went south.

MRS. C. CASE was a visitor to
Kamloops on Saturday.

MR. and MRS. JOHNSON
Burnaby are vis!

and

from
ing their daughter

and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Blackstock. They brought Linda
Blackstock, who had been staying

with her grandparents since her at-

tack of pneumonia.

(DON FIELDS of Canim Lake was
He over the wee!

end.

MRS. ORA SOLOWS spent last
weekend visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Sundman. Mrs. Solows
returned to Vancouver taking
two daughters to visit her parents
Mr, and Mrs. Placia, of Vancouver.

MR. and MRS. MARKS, accom-
panied by Mrs. O’Shanek returned
from a two months’ holiday in Color-
ado last week, glad to be in the
Carihoo once more.

RAY’S GARAGR is open again af-
ter being closed due to Mr. Rosen-
cau’s recent illness.

THE Bridge Creek Estate calf
crop has reached the 30 calf ma
Dogs have been doing some damage
to the calves so that the herd has
to be watched.

LAC LA HACHB

Addition Planned
For Community Hall

At the Community Club meeting
on Wednesday it was decided to be-
gin work right away on the new kit-
chen and stage to be added to the
hall. With these additions the hall
will be one of the best in the interior.
Mr. O. Karlander has been employed
to take charge of the building pro-
gram.

Secretary Mrs. M. M. Wright re-
ports that members voted for a two-
day softball tournament to take
place May 17 and 18 with a big
dance on the 18th. Nine teams have
been invited to participate.

A SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR was
held in the school by the PTA. A sale
of home cooking, white elephant sec-

tion, fortune-telling and bingo
brought in about $65.00 for the
piano fund.

MEMBERS of the teaching staff,
Miss Ivene Mutta and Mr. Johu
Calam, left for Vancouver for the

Easter vacation.

MR. and MRS. BILL DOWNIE of
137 Mile spent a holiday at Bridge
Lake.

“DAISY FELKER is home visiting
With ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. F

MEDNIS is holidaying in

Vancoluver.

MR/and MRS. TOM DOWNIE of
Vanefuver with sons, Kenneth and
JohA are spending the Easter vaca-
tien with Mr. and Mrs. W. Dingwall.
* MR. and MRS. AL HELTMAN have

rBturned from their trip to Kelowna.

HWORSEFLY

Magazine Article
Features Local Family

Once again some of Horsefly’s
colorful history has found its way
into print. Written by Gordon Thom-
son, manager of the Calloway Ranch,
the article appears in “Canadian
Cattlemen” magazine, and is titled
“Ranching in a Gold Field.” It chietly
summarizes the history of the Wal-
ters family, one of the first settlers
in. this district. Gold, however, was
the key that opened the door to this
fertile terrain.

LANCE THYGASEN is busy clear-
ing his land and preparing to start
building his home, which adjoins the
Calloway Ranch.

THE Horsefly Women’s. Institute
held their April meeting at the home
of Mrs. W.. J. Walker. The members
received a very promisingetter from
Hon. Ralph Chetwynd, minister of
railways. The Women’s Institutes of
the Cariboo are requesting support in
the matter of the proposed extension
of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway
from Squamish to Vancouver.

R. Y.. GIBBONS arrived home from
his trip to Vancouver, but it evi-
dently was too much for him. A
couple of days later Mr. Gibbons had
to be taken out to the Williams Lake

150 Mile News

VISITING his parents, Mr. an@
Mrs. Hugh Fraser, recently, was Art
Fraser of Vancouver.

MISS PATSY MARGETTS has
gone to Enderby for a few days to
visit friends. 4

HENRY ZIRNHELT and children
of Kamloops were Sunday guests of
his mother and relatives here.

MR, and MRS. RUS BRADNER
and children went to Prince George
for a few days.

RALPH TURNEY arrived home
last Tuesday from M & C Logging
Co. at Miocene with a very sore foot
due to a logging accident.

MRS. STEWART from the Peace
River country arrived
Easter
daughter, Mrs. Tony Keene.

BOB McPHAIL of Aldergrove was
a guest of the Jack M¢Phail’s over
the Easter holidays.

Hospital. We hope to have him back
with us soon.

WORD has been received that Mrs.
Alva Campbell is quite ill. Mrs.
Campbell, an old-time resident of
Horsefly, has been in a nursing home
in Vancouver for the past three years,

THERE has been much coming
and going this past week: Rod Mac-
Leod and family back from thei
holiday. Gus Olson back from Van-
couver to work at H. J. Gardner's
sawmill. Peter Williamson and
Gramps Williamson are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. L. F. Walters. Dan Atkins,
Allan Bunker and Jim Ellis left
Thursday to spend the Haster holi-
days at the coast. H. D. Hembrough
and his family have also gone away
for the holiday. Ron Walters and Ed
Walters and his family are visiting
with their mother, Mrs. C. Newton.
Harold Patenaude brought his family
up for a visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Patenaude.

B. HOOKER returned Sunday
evening from Kamloops. Mrs. Hook-
er is recuperating from an operation
and is still in the hospital there. Mr.
and Mrs. W. Reid will be going to
Kamloops to be with Mrs. Hooker
until she is ready to return home,

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