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trip to Vancouver.

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, November 12, 1953

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lloyd returned Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Smith left
Sunday from a two-weeks’ business] Monday for a two-weeks’ vacation at
') Prince Rupert.

—=OLIVER THEATRE—=

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday --- November 16, 17,18
DORIS DAY and RONALD REAGAN

in
“THE WINNING TEAM”

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

Thursday, Friday, Saturday November 19, 20, 21
PETER LAWFORD and RICHARD GREENE

in
“ROQUE’S MARCH”

Comedy & News Thursday show at 8:80 p.m.

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

Thursday, Friday, Saturday This Week:
Ray Miland and Arlene Dahl in “JAMAICA RUN”

Choose Your
Christmas Gift Early

Complete line and price range of Popular
Farrington Jewel Cases
From $1.75 to $15.95

ONE OF THE MANY GIFT SUGGESTIONS AT

E. 6. WOODLAND & SON

“FOR THE GIFTS YOU'LL GIVE WITH PRIDE
LET. YOUR JEWELLER BE YOUR GUIDE”

Saturday Only
SPECIALS

‘Our Own Cure’ Side Bacon . per lb. 45¢
‘Our Own’ Rendered Beef Fat . per lb. 17¢
Swift’s Assorted Party-Time Cheese Rolls per lb. 29¢
FROZEN FOODS
TRY THIS FOR A MEAL IN ITSELF

Fresh Frozen Fish & Chips -- per pkt. 74¢

(2 to 8 delicious servings in a packet)

Cariboo Cold Storage Ltd.

Calvary Tabernacle

P.A.O.C.

Sunday, November 15th
at 11:00 a.m.
Dedication of the Church Building

REV. CARMAN LYNN

Provincial Superintendent of Pentecostal Assemblies
of Canada - Guest Speaker
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO ATTEND
Sunday School 10:00 Evangelistic Service 7:30
Pastor - Rev. C. Fawcett

for
Winter Dress Wear

THE STATION WAGON

A coat that grows in popularity
every year -- Available in shades
of Grey - Navy - Tan

Three Lengths
Regular - Full - Three-Quarter

TOP COATS
Lamalaine Top Coats in Blue
Grey and Light Brown.
Gabardine Full-length Top Coats
with ‘zip-in’ lining for fall and
winter wear.

Borkewski’s */twear

| FOREST GROVE

W.I. HOLDS ANNUA

The annual meeting of the Forest
Grove Women's Institute was held
at the home of Mrs. W. Garbet, But-
fallo Creek with eleven members
attending. The cost of the Hallowe'en
party which was given to the school
children was discussed but decided
the money had been well spent.
After the rest of the business had
been taken care of and two new
members had joined, an election ot
officers was held with Mrs. Devore
taking the chair. A motion was pass-
ed to have the same officers for the
coming year, and they accepted
President Mrs. D. Dare, Buffalo

Creek; vice-president, Mrs D.
Brown, Forest Grove:  sec.-treas.
Mrs. G. Mason, Forest Grove. Direc-
tor W. Garbett, Buffalo Creek,

Mrs. W. Merritt, Forest Grove, Social
Committee, Mrs. Devore, Mrs. Merritt
and Mrs. Tubbs, Forest Grove. Ad-
vertising, Mrs. Sellars & Mrs. Mar-
tineau. Sick committee, Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. Dare,

It was decided to hold a Whist
Drive in the Community Hall on
Saturday, November 14th, to. raise
funds to buy Xmas treats for the
Schoo] children. A Christmas Cake
and Christmas pudding are being
made by members and tickets on
same are in charge of Mrs, Martin-
eau, proceeds for the Christmas fund
The next meeting to be held at the
home of Mrs, D. Sellars, Forest Grove
on December 9. Refreshments were
served by the two Mrs. Garbetts,

MRS. WEAVER, Mrs. Merritt and
Mrs. Aldred were hostesses to a Baby
Shower at Mrs. Weaver's home on
Friday afternoon in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Perkins’ baby daughter.
About 28 ladies were present with
some coming from 100 Mile House
and Buffalo Creek. After all the
ladies had arrived a phone call was
made to Mrs. Perkins asking her to
come over for a few minutes. The
room was prettily decorated in pink
and white streamers and bow knots
and the gifts were placed in a large
baby basket carried in by Marilyn
Perkins and Barbara Redpath.

A “GET ACQUAINTED” TEA was
held recently at the home of Mrs. C.
Tubbs as she had new families move
in close to her. A lovely tea was
served to about Jadies and a nice
afternoon was enjoyed by all. 4
A MEETING of the P-TA was held
in the school October 28th, with quite
a few members attending. After the
general business a social time was
spent by playing whist.

THE PAULSONS, Hunts and Me-

L MEETING

Kimmons have moved into their new
homes at the townsite of Forest
Grove. Other homes are fast getting
finished.

HAD A LIGHT FALL of snow Fri-
day but was very wet so the roads
are in a slippery condition and many
miils have closed down for a few
days on aceount of the mud. The
football game between Forest Grove
School and 100 Mile House had to
be called off on account of the

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital

PEEBLES — To Major and Mrs,
Glen Peebles of Williams Lake, a
daughter, born November 6th.

WALTERS — To Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Walters of Williams Lake,a
son born November 8.

MOORE — To Mr. and Mrs. Wilf
Moore of Williams Lake, a daugh-
ter born November 9th.

ROPER — To Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Roper of Alkali Lake, a daughter
born November 10th.

DEWEES — To Mr. and Mrs. Earl
DeWees of Lac La Hache, a son
born November 11th.

GENERAL MEETING
Williams Lake
Rod & Gun Club

MUNICIPAL HALL

Friday, Nov. 13

8:00 pm.

Mr. and - Jack Purser left on
the weekend for a vacation at Van-
couver, |

pene ee!
Mrs. Harry King and son Terry of
Wells, arrived Sunday for a ten-da:
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Rottacker, and her sister, Mrs.
Fred Bennie.

The more thought you give

to the matter of food... .
the more you'll appreciate
the fine quality of our cul-
sine. Service is tops too:

Labeview Hotel
Restaurant

REPAIR AND SAVE

ZIPPER’S SOLD, REPAIRED OR REPLACED

New rubber bottoms on your old leather tops

We repair anything in leather

Tonys Leather Shon

Phone 15-R3

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This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor
Control Board or by the Province of British Columbia.

Better Service
Beiter Quality
Better Value

always ai. .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

TIME TO START YOUR 7

EARLY SHOPPING means shopping
when selection is at its best...
REMEMBER, there’s always a ‘last
One’ to any item in stock.

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
Ornamental table centres
Paper table napkins and covers
Gift wrap paper - tissue, cellophane and fancy wrapping
Outside wrapping paper for mailing - 69c pkt.
‘Streamers - Crepe Paper - Floss - Rope
Rexall glass tree ornaments

35c to $1.25

Christmas Stationery
fancy boxed, priced
. from ........ 86e to $3.00
Mirror, Brush and Comb
Sets
$7 to $21
Fancy Atomizers
Shaving Sets
CHOCOLATES
Moirs and Neilsons
in 1 to 5 lb. boxes
Black Magic
Dairy Milk
CHRISTMAS CARDS .
Coutts & Rexall Cards, singles and boxed assortments
For Christmas Shopping
SHOP AT YOUR DRUG STORE FIRST

Branpiy’s Drug Store

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

100 MILE HOUSE GARAGE :

OFFERS YOU

Austin

CARS AND TRUCKS

International

TRUCKS

LE.L. & McCulloch

CHAIN’SAWS AND FIRE PUMPS
AL80
Used Cars and Trucks
Stoves - Washing Machines
Water Pressure Systems

Atlas and Goodyear Tires

Light Plants - Fire Extinguishers

GOOD STOCK OF AUTOMOTIVE
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES