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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, May 7, 1953.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Blair returned re-|
cently from a week’s
Kamloops.

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Canada has 5,092 hotets. ,

In 1949, 7,430,000 trees were
holiday at! Planted on 8,100 acres on Vancouver

[island to make a total of 57,490,000
on 70.900 acres. In addition, through
the years various logging companies
have planted 9,560,000 trees.

—=OLIVER THEATRE—

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

May 11, 12, 13
jWilliam Holden - Alexis Smith

iD
“THE TURNING POINT”

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

Thursday, Friday, Saturday -- May 14, 15, 16
Charlton Heston - Susan Morrow
in
“THE SAVAGE”
TWO 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 8:30 p.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday this week,
Randolph Scott, Patrice Wymore “Man Behind the Gun™

Gor Mothert Day

Show Mother that you Remember by a
lovely piece of fine quality English bone
china in beautifully shaped and colored
teas, or realistic finely featured figur-

ines by Ainsley, Doulton, Paragon,
Royal Albert and many other leading
firms.

B. 6. WOODLAND & SON

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

Around the Town

A number of RCMP officers sta-' Tony Woodland, returning officer
Uoned in the district and their wives for the coming election, was chuck-
friends attended the annual/ling this week over a letter received
Kamloops Sub-divisional policemen's | from Likely way, addressed to “Mr.
ball in Kamloops Tuesday night. The Tony Woodland, Chairman, Will‘amns
parly included Coustable and Mrs.|Lake Liberal Association.”

Jack RouUedge: Constable Fred Wal-| With his present job, Tony has had
Jact. all of Williams Lake; Constable |to forgo any political activity, bur
and Mrs. Robt. Turnbull of Alexis| even a@ year ago he was as far re-
Creek; Constable and Mrs. Lon Dun-| moved from the Liberal camp as a
can of 100 Mile; Mr. and Mrs, Lioyd | good Social Crediter could be.
Keene of 150 Mile, and Miss Thelma
Buffum and Miss Helen Helley of
Williams Lake.

to
Mrs. H. Castillou returned recent-
ly from a two-weeks’ visit to the
——o— coast.
n, formerly of New —o—_ :
running the Wright! Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Halfnights
planer on a con-| returned Thursday from a visit to
the owners. Mr,| Vancouver.

Wilf Morg
Westminster,
Lumber Compan
with

gan was a foreman with Mo- aa
hawk Lumber Company of New \West-| M¥. and Mrs. R. Kelt spent two)
S favs at Vancouver and Seattle re-

ter for many years.
Sy ee cently.
of the Order Railroad
Telegraphers was held Sunday at the
‘ome of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Mable-
n with fourteen members present
including general chairman H. H.
Hutchinson of Winnipeg and PGR
local chairman Ted Teichman. Mem-
hers came from Prince George, Ques-
nel, Williams Lake, Exeter, Lone
; Butte, Lillooet ana Shalalth, with
sonie bringing their wives and famil-
ies along.

hreturned = tust
‘om a two months’ visit with
her family in London, Ont. Mr. Sinith,
who also visited for a month at Lon-
don, returned several weeks ag),

A meeting

————
Mrs. C. G. Snow returned recently
from attending the graduation of her
granddaughter, Miss Patricia Francis
Johneox, from St. Paul's School of
Nursing, Vancouver.
ie

Now residing with Mr. and Mrs.
S. G. MeBurnie is the former’s daugh-
ter Marlene, formerly of New West-
minster.

—o—_

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McLean re-
turned Sunday following their at-
tendance at a three.day conference
of Greyhound bus company agents
at Vernon. .

ee

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hargreaves en-
tertained at a small dinner party last |-
Thursday in honor of Dr.-and Mrs. L.
E. Avery who are leaving next week
tor Detroit.

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital
FIFER — To Mr. and Mrs. Keith

for your money
to el

Something New
On the Farm!

See the new Massey-
Harris COLT Tractor

++ +. @ compact little
machine ‘that packs a
load of power.

Also on display

No. 1 Pick-up
Hay Baier

BLAIR

MASSEY-HARRIS SALES & SERVICE
IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS

The sports shirt
designed with your
comfort in mind
Arrow Gabanaro
$6.95.

Gabanaro gives you:

© Perfect Fit! Available in
your exact sleeve length !

© Amazing new Arafold collar
with built-in tie space. Looks
perfect with a tie—or open
for sports.

© Rich, solid colors,

© Fine, washable rayon gabar-
dine.

Borkowski’s “essuear

Fifer of Williams Lake, a son,
born May
WILKINSON — To Mr. and Mrs
Harris G. Wilkinson of Williams
Lake, a son, born May 4.
JASPER — To Mr. and Mrs? Deimar

Be — BES

Better Service
Better Quality
Better Value ’

always at. .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

Remember Mother - - -

Fine

Me Chocolates

DONT FORGET

POT O’ GOLD
BLACK MAGIC

To Seecr youn = BOE
Coutts. NEILSON'S

Hel Conte
FORMOTHERS DAY sis

Home Permanent Sets

TONI

Regular -- for hair with average curling qualities
Gentle -- for hair that, sets easily
Super -- for har@-to-cur] hair

TONETTE - RICHARD HUDNUT - PROM

Branbty’s Drug Store

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

For the Finest in

QUALITY MEATS

Shop with Confidence at

J. Jasper of Riske Creek, a daugh-
ter, born May 7. i
JOHNSON — To Mr. and Mrs, we
Charles Johnson of Alkali Lake
a daughter, born. May 7.
NOTICE = .
Tenders will be received by the ey 5
undersigned up to 5 p.m. Tuesday, HA
y 26th, 1953 for the laying of
approximately 3630 feet of 4 inch DEMERARA ‘
and 1610 feet of six inch water
main on Third, Fourth, and Fifta one
Avenues and Cameron Street. Pre :
The lowest or any tenders not é Snest Lepee eS
necessarily men crBpon, | This advertisement is not published
or displayed by the Liquor Control
Village Clerk Board or by the Government
of British Columbia

NOTICE

Williams Lake Meat Market:

Tenders will be received by the
undersigned up to 5 p.m Tuesday,
May 26th, 1953, for the digging of
0 feet of water main trench on
Third, Fourth and Fifth Avenues
and Cameron Street. Trench to be 3...
seven feet deep and suitably levet- ¢
ed on the bottom for the laying of
water main. x

The lowest or any hid not neces-
sarily accepted.

E. H. GIBBON,
Village Clerk.

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