Thursday, July 30, 1953

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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Speeder, Train

‘Meet In Collision

The section crew at Enterprise.
returning from work Wednesday,
had a close call when the speeder
and train met in head-on collision.
The men all leaped free while the
speeder within seconds was reduced
to rubble. Wallace and Norman
Felker escaped with minor leg in-

Montgomery, unable to walk, was
carried away in a push-cart.

MISS LAUREN MacIVOR is one
who likes a good walk. She passed
through here two. weeks on the road
from Vancouver on the long trek to
Dawson Creek, quite undaunted at
the prospect of walking those long
dusty miles. Her devoted companion
was a German shepherd who seemed
uneasy. every time the young girl got
out of sight. Thumbing was not
highly successful as most drivers
objected to the dog. Lauren stopped

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juries, and section foreman Gilbert!

only long enough to mend her badly |
worn shoes before turning her face,

northward again.

THE ENGINEERS and surveyors,
together with their buildings will
move up to the 150 Mile in a trew
days. They will be located at the
camp of the General Construction
where altogether there will be about
60 men to work on the highway pro-
ject.

WELL-DRILLERS, hired by the
School Board to drill wells for some
of the rural schools, have found wa-
ter at 28 feet on the school property
here.

VISITING with Mr. and Mrs. Ww.
Downie is the former’s mother, Mrs.
Downie of Kamloops. Also spending
a few days with them are Mr. and
Mrs. Simms of Prince George.

WILF and BARBARA WRIGHT
gave a party for Carole Overton who
has come up from Penticton for a
holiday. Carole is one of the far-
thest off who is going with the senior
girls group to the Cariboo Youth
Camp this summer.

THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
is nearing completion and is a large
well-built church and will cerlainly
be an added attraction for this little
settlement.

MR. & MRS. JACK ALEXANDER
with their two children have re-
turned from seeing the Calgary
Stampede. They travelled down
through the United States on the
way back.

MRS. MARY M. WRIGHT enter-
tained Sunday at a large diner
party for her daughter, Mrs. Don
Barrick. Mrs. Barrick and small

Canimahood News

MR. and MRS. 0. F, MEFFORD
and Mr. and Mrs. Walker Harris of
Tulare, California, friends of Robert
Fish of Canim Lake, flew up from
Tulare and spent last week fishing
at McNeil Guest Ranch.

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MISS GENEVIEVE ARNOLD of
Vancouver is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
C. Gaglarai.

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SPENCER McNBIL and Laura
Lynne made a two-day trip to Kam-
loops this week.

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BIRTHDAYS were numerous in
our locality. On July 14th the B.
Spencer McNeils were hosts to a
few friends of Norman Carlson who
came to extend birthday greetings.
With dancing and an impromptu
program a pleasant evening waa
passed.

On the 17th; Neil MeNeil’s eighth
birthday was celebrated by a party
of his school friends, the younger
fry, visiting guest children and
mothers, with water sports games
and birthday fun Neil and his friends
had a happy afternoon,

H. M. MeNeil's birthday, also on
the 17th, was spent at Moose Camp
where during the week he enter-
tained a fishing party of five from
Everett, Wash.

son, Kelly, are leaving Monday for] We wish all of them many happy

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eturns of the day.

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and with engineering advances all
through this miracle automatic trans-
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ever before.

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on other Series,

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WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C,

THE BEACH PARTY of the Jolly
Hours Club at Paul's Point, where a
pavilion had been erected, drew a
good crowd Saturday evening. Danc-
ing and a weiner roast were the
attractions. Several guests from
local resorts added to the interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Leavitt ana
R. Mulligan from Bridge Lake and
Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Greenfields from
Rainbow Desert also attended.

MR. and MRS. J. ADAMS from
Canim Lake Sawmills are assis. ng
Mrs. F. W. Ward with her business
Guring Mr. Ward’s absence. Mr,
Ward arrived in New York on the
17th to remain a week.

—o—_

WATER SKIING has been a favor-
ite pastime the past fortnight at
Mahood Lake beach. Introduced by
a group of lodge guests from Idaho
the art was soon mastered and great
sport found by the local young
people.

Dog Creek News

MR and MRS. LORNE BARCLAY
were guests of the C. R. Places dur-
ing the week. They are touring the
Cariboo taking pictures with which
Mr. Barclay proposes to increase the
knowledge of his pupils concerning
their home province. He is on the
teaching staff of one of the Vancou-
ver Technical Schools.

—o—_

THE Hilary Places will spend ths

next few days exploring the Okan-

agan Valley. Their itinerary includes

Kelowna Regatta. Miss Dionne

Eagle will be in charge of the store
during their absence.

—o—_
VISITORS to Town this week in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. M. Russ and

Mrs. Horgan of the Circle S.
ee
MR. and MRS. ALBERT PATEN-
AUDE returned to Allenby after
visiting a few days at View Ranch.

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