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: _THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.0.

Thursday, November 26, 1953

ARENA FENCE PAINTED

First work bee to get the Arena in
shape this season was undertaken
last Tuesday evening by the women
of the Arena Society. Twelve were
on hand io paint the board fence
around the ice sheet. Sunday, Decem
ber 6, the men will get a chance to
assist in a general work bee.

CURLING NOTES

This year there will be openings |
for quite a number of new curlers |
Both old and new members should
register with the secretary, M. S.
Fairley, at Western, Rife & P. cs
The fee this year will be $12.50.

It is being planned to open the
curling season with a green bonspiel

Areend Town

Mackenzie

on.
last Thursday foliowing a month's
Honolulu.

Legion Auxiliary |
Names New Slate

Mrs. D. Mar

was elected president !
of the Women ili

ry to the Can-
adian Legion at their annual meet-

oS ing Friday evening. She succeeds Mrs.
td Mrs. Ken McKenzie, own- V. Imhoff.

Iver Horn Lodge, Big Lake, Other officers elected ‘were Mrs.

OLIVER THEATRE

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Nov. 30, Dee. 1, 2
ANNE BAXTER and ANN SOTHERN

in
“THE BLUE GARDENIA”

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

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, December 3, 4,5
CHARLTON HESTON and JACK PALANCE

in
“WAR OF THE WORLD”

Comedy & News Thursday show at 8:30 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:
Martin and Lewis in “SCARED STIFF”

y to spend the winter in P. Scott, first vice-president; Mrs.
ancouyer. A. E. Levens, second vice-president;
| oo Mrs. L. Pigeon, secretary; Mrs. B.
| Mr. Fred Buchholtz lett MondayEwing, treasurer: Mrs, J. Blair, |
Jon a two-week jon in Wenat- standard-bearer and on the executive
jchee and Vanec Vashington. committee, Mrs. EB. G. Woodland, |
ji1e will spend Thanksgiving with his Mrs. F. Bass, and Mrs. C. Stangoe.
| two sisters, Committee hea named were,
sand Means, Mrs. J. Stitt: Hos-
Mrs. C. MacIntosh; and Press,
Stangoe. - |
o— | Installation of the new officers will
| Pete Barker is im Vancouver wn- take place at the December meeting.
| aerzon medienl treatment -Yor. a Mrs. MacIntosh reported a con- ;
j back injury sustained early this fall, siderable. number of garments,
— sheets, diapers, ete., hought for the
of Likely was a children's ward at the hospital as,
, Well as others mended. A Christmas |
[tree will be decorated for the ward
jas usual this year,
| R. Mair spoke to the members
about the recent purchase of a
‘Quonset but by the parent branch,
| 8nd its probable future use.

The sum of $138.35 was reported
stening ceremony Ss raised for the Poppy Fund, mostly
s Anglican Chureh last due to the efforts of members’ chil-
y. Mark ‘Kenneth were the den who canvassed.
| names siven to the six months old;

son of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Matthew, |

North
|

°

1 Mrs. John Atlan of Likely pital

iors to town this week, M

oO

Mrs. K. Kn
visilor to town this week

|
|

Cousins Christened
jAf Double Ceremony

‘Two cousins were the tiny prinei-
pals of a double ch
at St

Personalized

‘

A PERSONALIZED GIFT COSTS VERY
LITTLE MORE -- YET AFFORDS GREATER
PLEASURE TO THE RECIPIENT

IBSSRBe

May we suggest a gift of lasting quality to
i402 Hake this Christmas a memorable one.....,
“Watches, Diamonds, Jewellery, Leather Goods,
China, Sterling Silver, Cut Crystal, Pen and
Pencil sets, to name a few. We have the largest
stock we have ever carried so call in and chose
that gift now. A few cents down wil] hold
your choice,

RS LE
Join the Christmas Lay-Away Club now

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

E. &. WOODLAND & SON

Matthew. Here for the eh
| were the infants‘
and Mrs. B. B. Ma

and Donna Joyce to the five months’

old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hunters Lese
randparents, Mr. e.
tthew and their Bearings In Bush

aunt, } Shirley Matthew, 201 of,
Vancouver. Rev. George Fielder of- In the past ‘week two cases have
ficiated. heen reported of local hunters losing

their bearings in the bush north of
town. In both instances the men made
their way out on their own.

Last Saturday T. Abe and his sons
George and Sam left their car in the
early morning about nine miles north
of town and agreed to meet back at-
the vehicle at nine a.m. Mr. Abe fail-
ed to show up at the appointed time
and when no trace of him could be
found his sons enlisted the aid of the
police.

Officers took a ten-man search
party out at 3 p.m. but the search
wag called off finally on account of
darkness. In the meantime Mr.’ Abe
walked out of the bush at Vic Imhoff's
mill on the new highway about five
miles from where he had started out
that morning. He was back in town
at 6 p.m.

Similar cireumstances occurred
with a party of four PGE employees
Tuesday afternoon. The men left
their car and agreed to report back
at 4 p.m. At 5:30 all were back ex-
cept Albert Beckman, and the others
came into town to report the incident.
Mr. Beckman finally made his way
out of the bush and was back in town
about 7:15.

BPD

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital

DELEEUW — To Mr. and Mrs.

For the Finest in

QUALITY MEATS

Shop with Confidence at

Williams Lake Meat Market

Raymond DeLeeuw of Lac La
Hache, a daughter, born Novem-
ber

—Central Press Canadien
Little Prince Charles cele- BREBNER — To Mr. and Mrs,
brated his fifth birthday in the Robert Brebner of Williams
ay— ictur
taken, "Soon he Will start the Lake, a daughter, born Novem-
strenuous training that attends ber 84;
his royal position.

Ss ee eae ee

Better Service
Better Quality
Better Value

always a

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QUALITY CROGERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

Take a tifa from SGH1G mm

Fer Your 3

Christmas
Shepping

Try

Your
Drug
Store
First?

Manicure Sets
Brush, Comb and
Mirror Sets
Fancy Soaps
Colognes

Addis Hair Brushes

Pipes - Pipe Tobacco

arette Lighters

Billfolds

Gaylord and Seaforth
Shave Sets

Shaving Brushes

Razors

Playing Cards

Gift Boxed Chocolates
Black Magic
Neilson’s
Pot o’ Gold

Cameras and Photographic Supplies

Branp y's Druc Store

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a coat that feels comfortable
looks smart... and is warm

Available in Three Lengths
Full Length - 34 - Regular
Sheeplined or Quilted

© Quilted or Sheeplined
Jackets and Parkas

@ Wool Jackets

© Cruiser Jackets

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Caterpillar gauge tractor, 5 U series, 1951 manu-
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