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Thursday, July 30, 1953

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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VANCOUVER BREWERIES LIMITED

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Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia,

Auction Sale
Saturday, August 1

1:00 p.m.

314 miles south of town
on Cariboo Highway

% Farm Machinery :
3k Livestock ~~
%* Household Effects

Included in the sale are items Such as cream

separator, rifles, harness, stoves, and many

more tco numerous to mention in detail.

GEORGE SHELINE, Auctioneer

PETE BARKER, OWNER

Roe Lake News

A NUMBER of friends and rela-
tives gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Ross on July 11th
to an “Open House.” The ladies
also gave the young bride a shower.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Ross have received
many beautiful and useful gifts.

CONNIE LEAVITT is visiting her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hig-
gins of Canim Lake.

MR. and MRS, FRANK LEAVITT,
Dave Law and Jack Black from this
neighborhood, attended the weiner
roast and dance at Canim Lake on
Saturday night.

MISS SHIRLEY MARTINSON is
visiting in Vancouver.

MRS. GRANT and David were
recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hansen.

MR. and MRS, LEE ROBERTS
called at the Charles Faessler Sr.
and Frank Leavitt homes on Friday.

MR. and MRS. OMAR OUELETT
are the proud parents of a baby girl,

-|born this week at Royal Inland Hos-

pital in Kamloops.

WE WERE ALL GRIEVED to
hear of the accidental death of Carr
Cleveland, old-time resident of this
district. Mr. Cleveland came here
at the close of World War I. Having
served in that war he married Miss
Minnie Hansen, and they have lived
at Egan Lake nearly all of. their
married life. He leaves to mourn
his passing, his loving wife Minnie,
one daughter Mrs. Jim Baker of
Ashcroft and five sons: Robert, Ja-
mie, Weston, Erie and Glen, all of
Egan Lake.

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We extend deepest sympathy to

the family.

MR. and MRS. AIME POIERIER
made a short trip to Kamloops last
week.

ALL THE TOURIST RESORTS
seem to be doing a good business
now. Lots of fishermen in,

Comfortable Look

Give a fresh start to tired
wilted sports togs with our
cleaning

famous spotless

and cracker-crisp pressing.

Men's Jackets
Men's Slacks

Men's Sweaters

Williams Lake
Dry Cleaners

“Sport a Neat —~ 7

--réceived a-nasty gask-on her left leg.

From the Files

ONE YEAR AGO

Suly 81, 1952
The Pacific Great Eastern Rail-
way plans on putting another resi-
dential sub-division on the market
soon— Game Wardens Leo Jobin
and Bill Fenton set up two-hour
road blocks at Lac La Hache and 150
Mile and charged 20 persons with
Game Act violations. Two-thirds
of those charged were carrying fish-
ing tackle without the nevessary
licence— The business and building
oecupied by the Williams Lake Meat
Market have been purchased by
Erwin Brandly from Dan Rottacker,
and the business leased to
Tom Hawker— M. S. Rushton and
W. Zimmerman have purchased the
Home Oil station from Williams
Lake Taxi— Five persons escaped
death when their small plane crash-
landed on a hayfield of the McNeil

Ranch at Canim Lake—

FIVE YEARS AGO

July 29, 1948
The fourth annual Regatta held
at the lakeshore, sponsored by the
Williams Lake Fire Department,
drew a crowd of over 200. The cup
for the grand aggregate total among
the men was taken by John Gibbou
with ease, while Joan Huston and
Barbara Baker tied in the race for
the women’s total—_ Archibald C.

Lone Butte News

JACK PARKS returned from
Vancouver on Wednesday. Bobby
nd Enid met him at the 92 Mile.

MRS. K. CANARY and her neph-
ew George McLean are visiting for
a few days at Lou’s Log Cabins on
Horse Lake.

FRIDAY MORNING, July 24th,
2:30 am. the thermometer regis-
tered 32 degrees.

MRS. ELLIS GRANBERG left for
Victoria Saturday for further medi-
cal treatment. The Granberg store
will be closed until such time as Mrs.
Granberg returns.

MR. and MRS. DUNCAN McLEAN
were on a trip to the coast over the
week-end.

ALEC McMILLAN was in Kam-
loops Saturday for dental treatment.

DIANE FAULKNER, 10% years
old of Vancouver, fell from a hay
‘Ipft, a distance of dwelve feet, and

The nurse at the Outpost Hospital
was away, and Percy Willard rend-
ered first aid. Diane was then taken
to Ashcroft for medical attention.
Diane is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
H. Nicholson at the Horse Lake
Ranch.
MRS: JACK DeVRIES has re-
turned from Kamloops Hospital.
ELISABETH WOODROW is spend-
ing the summer holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Johnson at Roe Lake.
THERE WILL be United Church
Service in the zat Sunday evening
August 2nd at 7:
MRS. JOHN PETERSON daugh-
ter Mra, N. Lind is visiting from

Prince George.

KEN HOUGHTON

YOUR LIBERAL CANDIDATE

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Published by ery of Kamloops Federal Liberal Campaign Committee

A VOTE

KEN HOUGHTON

Will Help to Elect a
Member of Parliament
That Works WITH
The Government,

Not Against

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THIS TIME PUT KAM-
LOOPS RIDING IN

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of the Tribune

Knight, a pioneer mining man, was
found dead in his cabin at Likely—
Holdings of the old Wingdam mine
are being re-opened by Messrs. J.
Harper and R. Mueller of San Fran-
cisco— The P.G.B. has established
a freight and passenger office in
Prince George— Game regulations
for the 1948-49 season in the Cari-
boo allow two male deer during Sep-
tember 15 to November 30— Alf
Smallenberg announces the opening
of the Williams Lake Woodworks,
in the rear of the old Elks Hall—
TEN YEARS AGO
July 29, 1943

From every direction come reports
of bears killing and injuring live-
stock, with the latest coming from
R. C. Cotton whose men killed a huge
brown bear— 18 miles more is all
that is left of road to build to connect
the settlements and towns of the
Bella Coola valley to the interior—

“Bob” Kelt, Cariboo Electric &
Plumbing, reports that bathtubs are
now only obtainable on a special

permit, which takes from two months
up to receive— Sons were born to
Mr. and Mrs. A. Horrocks, Williams
Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Saun-
ders, Likely. A daughter was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petrowitz of
of Chimney Lake—
TWENTY YEARS
July 27, 1933
A great deal of activity is reported
in the various mining areas. Yank’s
Peak has increased its capital and
making arrangements for greater
development. Rumours of a rich
strike at Pine Creek are coming
through. Cariboo-Spanish Creek
Placers Limited is running a tunnel
at the mouth of Spanish Creek. The
mining property on Little Snowshoe,
Keithley Creek, has just struck a
14-foot vein— Mackenzies Ltd. will
exchange any gold that is offerea—
Liberal speakers Hon. T. D. Patullo,
Major D. M. Mackay and Major S. F.
M. Moodie held the attention of an
audience of approximately 200 at the
Oliver Theatre— H. B. Chureh, ran-
cher of Big Creek, passed away—
Peter Odgen Hamilton died suddenly
at Lae La Hache.

AGO

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