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Thursday, August 27, 1963

THE TRIBU.2ZE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.0.

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ATTENTION, RANCHERS!

Packer buyers will be at our Williams Lake
Stockyards every Saturday during the shipping
season,

For special date requirements at Williams
Lake, or for sale arrangements through the
Vancouver stockyards of the B.C. Livestock
Producers Co-op (Sales every Tuesday), con-
tact Slim Dorin, Fieldman. Phone 74-R3 or
94-R6

Cariboo Cattlemen’s Association

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CONSERVATIVE PAYS ELECTION BET

“A Conservative keeps his word,” says George Hees, re-elected
MP. Before the election he said he would
“eat his shirt” if a Liberal were elected in Waterloo North: So
here he is eating his shirt, but, with political license, i
made of pastry and looking very much like a cake, well iced and

for Broadview, Ont.

not at all indigestible.

—Central Press Canadian

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CHILDREN RETURN TO THEIR HOMES
FROM LAC LA HACHE YOUTH CAMP

About 20 happy children boarded
thé bus last week for home from the
Youth Camp on Lac La Hache. While
they were pleased to be going home
they said they had such a good time
at the Camp that the ten days they
spent there went too fast. One little
girl from Quesnel,, Carol Maltby won
the prize for “best camper’. The prize
was made from natural fir painted,
varnished and “Cariboo Youth Camp,
Jr. Girls, 1953, Carol Maltby” in-
scribed on it. The girls entercained
the other bus passengers with their
camp songs on the way home,

The General Construction Co., start-
ed putting tar and crushed rock on the
blacktop about two weeks ago, going
south from here and doing about two
miles a day, but the rain we had last

sweekend has prevented them from

working.
H.Perkins has started building a
warehouse here and plans to line in
the top part of the building.
GUS ANDERSON is nearing comp-

38 FULL DAYS 3

Labour Day Week-end

SEPTEMBER 5-6-7
Vanderhoof and Fort St. James

Auto and Motorcycle Thrill Show
Regatta and Water Sports
Kinsmen 5th Annual Stampede

SAT.

Vanderhoof

DEATH DODGERS A Rodeo on Wheels 7:30 p.m.
Gigantic Pre-Stampede Jamboree 10 p.m.

SUN.

Fort St. James

A full program of water sports
on beautiful Stuart Lake

REGATTA - MANY EXCITING ATTRACTIONS

(Sponsored by Fort St. James Board of Trade)

MON.

Vanderhoof

Vanderhoof Kinsmen 5th Annuai STAMPEDE

commencing at noon

Dance and Carnival

in Legion Hall

10 p.m.

B.C.-ing You ct 2.0.4 Best Show!

Good Water and Camping Space on the Grounds

letion of the duplex he is putting up
for Herb Auld.

MRS. C.CASE and children have
been quite sick with the flu. Dr.
Atwood was called in and they are on
the mend again.

THE BRIDGE CREEK ESTATE
and Mr. Davis of the 105 Mile have
shipped cattle to Vancouver on PGE.

HARVEY HOUSEMAN returned
trom Dawson Creek in time to cast
his vote in the recent election. He
says Dawson Creek is a wonderful
part of B.C., but definitely a “Young
Man’s Country.”

PAT RYAN, accompanied by Syl-
vester, is visiting his brother-in-law
and sister Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Scott.

MR. FITZPATRICK, Buffalo Lake
Ranch stopped at the 98 Mile to get
a truck load of cattle inspected which
he is trucking to Baird & Co. Van-
couver.

A THREE-YEAR-OLD STEER on
the Buffalo Lake Ranch had its neck
broken, a cougar is suspected of
having done the killing.

HORSEFLY NEWS

FORMER CARIBOO
RESIDENT BURIED
AT HORSEFLY

The funeral service of the late
Mrs, Nora Biggs was conducted by
Rev. Fielder of St. Peter's Church,
Williams Lake at the Community
Hall, Horsefly, on August 21. In-
terment was in Mountain View Ceme-
tery, Horsefly. Mrs. Biggs passed
away suddenly at Hope on the seven-
teenth. "

She leaves to mourn her passing
one daughter, Mrs. C. S. Newton,
Hope, one son, B. Biggs, Vancouver,
two grandsons, one great grand-
daughter, three sisters in Horsefly,
Mrs. B, Hooker, Mrs. F. C. Hooker,
Mrs. M. Racher, one brother, G.
Hockley and two brothers in Alberta.
Mrs. Biggs was a resident of the
Cariboo for a number of years. This
community extends sincere sympathy
to the bereaved family.

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VISITORS to Horsefly recently
were Gilbert Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
©. 8. Newton, Hope; Ron Walters,
Pouce Coupe; E. Walters, Williams
Lake; E, Biggs, -Vancouver.

MR. and MRS. C. R. CARFRAE,
Kamloops, are guests of the H. W.
Browns.

MR. and MRS. GEORGE SWAYZE,
former residents, now residing at
Ganges, B.C. were renewing acauain-
tances here last week.

B, RAMSEY, newspaperman, and
W. Thorne, schoolteacher of West
Vancouver, were visitors to Horsefly
looking for data on the Harper Bro-
thers, early days miners in this dis-
wiet. They are hitch-hiking through
Northern B.C. and the boundary
country.

OUR GENIAL postmistress, Mrs.
J. Thygasen, has been confined to her
home for the past week with a severe

BIG CREEK NEWS

Travel to Chilcotin
To See a Moose

Well, there's always a first time—
This week a family from across tho
border drove to Big Creek'just to
SEE a moose. They didn’t —{ but
were charmed with our country just
the same. :

Mr. and Mrs. R. Banks of Seattle,
Wash., camped for two days at Hen-
ry’s “Marston place,” and though
no moose showed up to satisfy their
hearts’ desire, they did see a bear
and two deer.

The Banks family declare that
they had no idea such a peaceful,
virgin country still existed in this
rusliing world, and Mr. Banks has
expressed a desire to spend the winter
here.

DAVID HARRISON, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison of Vancouver, who
has been a guest in the home ef Mr.
and Mrs. Duane Witte for the past
six weeks, left Thursday to return
to the Coast. Although he probably
wouldn’t remember, David is uot a
stranger to Mrs. Witte. She took
care of him in time past when he
was a toddlerin diapers and she was
Miss Jacquie Shultz of Vancouver.
MISS JANET KINKEAD of Alexis
Creek has been a guest at Churches
for the past week. Also visiting in
the Chureh home are Miss Geasy Ike-
man of Williams Lake and her youn-
ger brother, Axel.

A PARTY of three American

sportsmen came in to Witte’s on
Thursday to holiday and fish at Kloa
Klut Lake.

GUESTS of Mr. and Mrs. Prank
Witte this week are Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Therriault of Euphrata, Wash.

JIM BONNER returned recently
from Kamloops where he spent a
month having treatments on his
back. Jim is now driving a 1953
Pontiac sedan.

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