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THR TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAE, 8.6.

Thursday, April 98, 1988,

—=OLIVER THEATRF—

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday -- April 27, 28, 29

Ruth Roman

in
“YOUNG MAN WITH IDEAS”

Comedy and News — Show starts at 8:30 p-m.

Glenn Ford -

Thursday, Friday, Saturday -- April 30, May 1, 2

Abbott & Costello - Charles Laughton

in
“MEET CAPTAIN KIDD”
“Pwo COMPLETE PROGRAMS
EACH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT
First show at 6:45 - Second show at 8:45
Children admitted to second show ONLY when
accompanied by Parents,

Comedy & News Thursday show at 8

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, this week:
Marleine Dietrich, Arthur Kennedy “Rancho Notorious”

Old-Time Dance

Every Saturday Night
ELKS HALL

Music by The Cariboo Ramblers

Cora...
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YOUR SPRING ENSEMBLE
will be complete with one of the
beautiful gold-plated sets by Coro
in the newest Gem-Coloured
stones.

Call in and see
this newest line in Jewellery for Spring
priced from $1.50

I. G. WOODLAND & SON

Watchmakers and Jewellers
OFFICIAL TIME INSPECTOR P.G.B. RAILWAY

For the Finest in

QUALITY MEATS

Shop with Confidence at

Williams Lake Meat Market

Smart, Workmanlike
Appearance

LAKE ICE BREAKS UP

Resiilents along the lakeshore re-| t©

isonet —
Around Town

port the ice on Williams Lake went!
————~ aa mt last ‘Phnrsday, Apri 16,
George Gill received congratuls-| three days earlier than last year, bu

Uons Monday on the occasion of hig
y. George is just a little
behind his friend Alex Clark, who.

celebrated his 91st birthday the|DM. McDougall Leaving
eae For Kamloops Next Month

Dr. Alex McDougall, who has been
ciated with Dr. Larry Avery
ce last July, will leave here aronnd
the middle of May for Kamloops. Dr.
McDougall will be practising with
the Irving Clinic in that centre. |

0
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. A. Long return-
fter spending the

winter in England.

in ae 2

Dr. and M H. Bayne returned
Tuesday, following a trip to South-
California where Dr. Bayne gave:

eee ae

Burke Graham rived ¢ Tuesday
for a two weeks’ visit with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham.
Also here for an extended visit is Mr."
Graham's mother, Mrs. D. J. Graham{
of Crescent Beach.

Formation of Ball
Locp Considered

Local baseball enthusiasts are
iting the results of a ee cai |

—o— @ Ricn-| 88 Bight in Quesnel called to ta)ls
Forney postmaster: Harolds RIGA 4 Possibilities of establishing
ardson returned to town yesterday| ° Géatial Intenioisiancee
from Riske Creek where he has been

md : If the loop is formed, and every
relieving at the post office there for centre accepted, it will include eight
the past three weeks. :

teams. Willow River, anderhoof,
Quesnel and Williams Lake would
provide a team each and three teams
would be entered from Prince George.
At the first season turn-out last
Snnday at the Stampede grounds,
‘some 40 prospects turned up, indi-
cating a fair crop to choose from.

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital

TWAN — To and Mrs. Charles
Twan of 150 Mile, a son, born
April 20.

WITTE — To Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Witte of Hanceville, a son, born
April 21.

CUNLIFFE — To Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Cunliffe of Williams Lake, a son
born April 23.

"More About Chetwynd

«Continued from Page 1)

According to delegates attending,
ees Mr. Chetwynd, in accepting the

= nomination, gave one of the best
| Church Notices
Pateerecetesiveinte week

speeches of his short political career.
(A full account will be carried in

ST. ANDREW’S UNITED

11 a.m. Sunday School

the next issue.)
Attending the convention as delo-
gates were Dan Rottacker, Bert
Lloyd, Mrs. H. Neufeld, Bruce Ma-
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
so gee
ST. PETER’S
Geo. J. Fielder, Vicar

goffin and Fred Bass.
Mr. Chetwynd will speak at a pub-
lic meeting in Williams Lake May 8.

—
SACRED HEART

Sunday Mass 9:00 am.

Sunday Devotions 7:30 pm.

—
Forest Grove
Evangelical Free Church

10:30 a.m. Sunday School
8:30 p.m. Thursday.

Fellowship meeting

11:30 a.m. Morning Worship

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