Thursday, October 8, 1953.

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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Niquidet Transport

Williams Lake - Horsefly

R. M. Blair’s office, Wms. Lake, phone R66
Horsefly Phone, 3 short 1 long

Best Wishes—

We wish the members of The Cariboo

Cattlemen's Association Every Success

in their sponsorship of The Famous
CARIBOO
FEEDER & FAT CATTLE SHOW & SALE
and The

ANNUAL BULL SALE

Williams Lake Pharmacy

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by Jantzen

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with a ‘Manhattan’ perm.

Telephone 15-R-4
for appointment

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The Manhattan Beauty Salon

HORSEFLY NEWS

Community Club Names New President

Sunday night, Horsefly Commun-
ity club in connection with their
extraordinary general meeting, held
a banquet. Under the able super-
vision of Mrs. H. W. Brown and a
group of friends, made up for the
most part of teen-age girls, the hall
was suitably-decorated for the occa-
sion in an autumn motif. The tables
were decorated with silver horns-of-
plenty which served the dual purpose
ot flower holders and candlesticks.
Lovely colored autumn leaves and
flowers in vases completed the table
decorations.

The purpose of the meeting was
to elect a president to take the place
of Pete Newcombe. A Otson, form-
erly vice-president exchanged places
with Mr. Newcombe and the new di-
rectors were elected, Mrs. B. Hooker,
Mrs. G. Niquidet and Bill Reid are
replacing Mrs. R. R. H. MacLeod,
Mrs. M. Racher and Mr. C. Hooker,
who have resigned.

The affair was opened with the
singing of the Doxology, Mrs. S. N.|
Barrett at the piano. Rev. Fielder’s|
splendid article on “Citizenship”
was read by the secretary, Mrs, Far-
rell after the close of the meeting. A
group of girls sang, then Dr. J. Bar
ton showed his moving pictures.
From the ones who did so little to|
make this affair a success, may we}
say “Thank You” to those who work-
ed so hard?

WITH THE LEAVES turning color
and the nip of frosty nights folks are
busy harvesting gardens and ;?ains.
Last few days have been up to 65° in
the afternoons.

ACCOMPANIED by her brother,
Peter Williamson, Vancouver, Mrs.
L. F. Walters and sons Larry and
Mark were up from Kamloops to
spend the week-end with Mrs. G. H.}
Walters. Little Mark is to be guest of
his grandmother for a couple of
months. A. B. Williamson came back
to Horsefly with Mrs. L. Walters.

MISS ANN DAZBER, teacher at
Miocene was the guest of Mrs. G. H.
Walters for the week-end and at-
tended the banquet at the hall.

GLENN H. WALTERS was out
from Limestone, Quesnel Lake, to
bring his first party of big game hunt-
ers and meet his second party. Glenn
had fair success but weather condi-
tions were bad with blizzards and
poor visibility. Char were biting Well)
in Quesnel Lake.

Winter
is almost
here

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Are your winter
clothes ready

for wear when

the thermometer
drops?

Take them out of sum-
mer storage now and
send them to us for

cleaning and pressing.

“Look Your Best" in
Winter Wear too-

Williams Lake
Dry Cleaners

‘Cahng oll

THIS COMMUNITY regrets to
hear of the illness of their oldest
old-timer, A. J. Patenaude of Circle
U Ranch, who is presently under
doctor's care at Williams Lake.
Come home soon, “A.J.””

WORD was received of the pass-
ing of Dell King of Merritt, father of

Mrs. Wm. J. Walker and the late
J. Mikkelsen. Mr. King was in
his eighties and a resident of Merritt
for many years. The sympathy of
this community is extended to Mrs.
Walker and family.

S. B. HOOKER’s hunters succeed-
ed in getting a moose.

DAN ATKINS is guiding for Shel-
ley Nicol, Beaver Valley.

G. HOCKLEY and W. Racher are
guiding four Americans in the Black
Creek area.

BIG CREEK

EWS

Truck Hauling Replaces Familiar
Cattle Drives To Annual Sale

The whine of trucks marks the
path of the modern beef drive as A.
M. Piltz, W. Bambrick and C. Henry
have their beef itrangported to the
Cattle Sale held at Williams Lake
ihis week. Gus Piltz and Murray
Taylor drove the Sky Ranch steers
to the Chileo and had them tracked
out from there, while the others
were loaded from their home ranches
here at Big Creek. é

E. R. Hance of Hanceville was on
the road earlier in the old-time
yle, with a saddle horse, ‘doggies’
on foot and the long, slow drive
ahead. The 40 head of smooth, fat
TH beef would also reach Williams
Lake in time for the Cattle Sale.

SUFFERING from a brokeu leg,
Atwell, Indian from Stoney reserve
rode in wagon, truek and plane to
reach medical aid at Williams Lake
on October 5th.

The accident occurred at Night-
hawk Swamp where the Indians are
putting up hay for the Chileo Ranch.

Yhe A poles slipped out while
raising the derrick and the unfor-
tunate man was struck by one of the
main poles they crashed to the
ground,

He was taken by wagon to Max-
ted’s place, from there to the Chilea
by Tom Wilson and from there on
in the Chileo plane,

CECIL HENRY and FRANK WIT-
TE are out again guiding moose
hunters.

LOOKING for saddle horses to
take back to their ranch in the Nasco,
Richard Piltz with his father, Louis,
drove to Big Creek Sunday. The trip
was successful, for their truck held
two horses when they headed it
homeward a few days later -— one
purchased from Murray Taylor and
one from Frank Witte.

THE PILTZES (Mr. and Mrs. Ri-
chard, Mr and Mrs. Eddie, Roy, and
Louis Sr.,) are new to the Nasco
country, having just acquired a
ranch and settled there at the end
of September. Their ranch, purchas-
ed from Joe Sphar, consists of three
places, is stocked with 300 head of
cattle and lies some 55 miles west of
Quesnel.

R. CHURCH is out in the moun-
tains with three trophy hunters

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jfrom Seattle, Wash. He is accom-
| panied by Johnny Church and Louis
Quilt.

| ROY PILTZ, of Portland, Ore., ac-
| companied by friends from Enderby,
| B.C., is hunting and visiting at bis

brother’s Sky Ranch.

| BEULAH BAMBRICK took her
daughter, Eleanor, in to the doctor
Saturday to have the little girl’s arm
dressed.. Veera Bonner drove them
to town, and along for the ride were
Elaine and Collin Bambrick and
Lynn and Trena Bonner.

ANNA HIGGINBOTTOM has re-
turned to Scallons. Her daughters,
Rosemary and Bllen, are staying at
Rosary Hall and attend school at
Williams Lake,

Envelope production, at 3,500,-
000,000, is a $10,000,000-a-year
business in Canada.

Lone Butte News

On Tuesday, September 29th Mr.
and Mrs. C. Long, owners of the
Cariboo Chalet and resort on Deka
Lake had the misfortune to lose their
house next to the chalet when it was
completely destroyed by fire. The
building was not covered by in-
surance.

ORVEL GIBSON has acquired a
Ferguson Tractor with .a Davis
Loader for loading gravel. It is quite
a neat looking outfit.

VIC FURRER and LES DOMAN
were busy on Saturday shipping
cattle via PGE.

MR. and MRS. MIKE ZOMAR and
family were away recentky to the
coast. While they were away some-
one threw a lot of rubbish and mess
into their well. The water was utterly
fouled and rendered unfit for use.

MR. M. VIDITO has bought the
Fred Sakrewzski cabin.

ORVEL GIBSON, foreman for the
Dept. of Public Works, is on twu
weeks vacation.

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