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Thursday, December 10, 1958,

THE TRIBU.7E, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.6,

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Lake branch of the Red Cross Soci-
ety for the current year— The ladies
of the Cariboo Comfort Club have
just completed mailing 67 parcels
to the boys from this district serving
overseas— Cora Marston Robinson
became the bride of Clifton Gerrald
Snow, both of Williams Lake— The
Tribune editorial appeals to the vil-
lage to help maintain an ice rink,
and to place money aside each year
in a ‘sinking fund for the future
erection of a covered rink— .

+TWENTY YEARS AGO
December 14, 1933

The search maintained by tie po-
lice for Jimmie Decker, wanted in

connection with the murder of
Shorty Charlie, ended with Decker's
body being found in his cabin, a .32
rifle in his hand— Cariboo lost one
of its best citizens in the death of

.George A. Fullerton— Dr. M. Shaver

is arriving in Williams Lake to enter
into praciice with Dr. H. Gratton—
The Elks have flooded the rink and
hockey and skating will bein full
swing in a few days— Music for the
Armistice Day dance at Tatlayoko
was supplied by Dean and Clay Holt
and Mr. and Mrs. Carlton— Miss
Doris Dare and Mr. Ted Gibbs will
be married at Forest Grove— Mac-
kenzies ‘advertise Sunday Nite and
Aflernoon dresses, to suit everyone
¥Fom the flapper to the matron, at
$4.95.

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Stockyards every Saturday during: ‘the shipping

For special date requirements at Williams
Lake, or for sale arrangements through the

Producers Co-op (Sales every Tuesday), con-
tact Slim Dorin, Fieldman.

Cariboo Cattlemen’s

RANCHERS!

at our Williams Lake

of the B.C. Livestock

Phone 74-R3 or

Association

LAC LA HACER

Hall Building Fund
Swelled By $315.

The Dance and Bazaar held Sat-
urday to help pay for the new addi-
tions to the hall brought in about
$200.00 Besides this the fine satin
quilt. hand-made by Mrs, M. M.
Wright ‘brought in $115.00 in-a sep-
arate raffle, the winner being Mrs.
Alec Bryce. The hamper of farm
produce was won by Mrs. Tommy
Troussler, while Bud Goodrich took
home the large box of chocolates
made by Mrs. Dingwall.

The balance of the items donated
for the Christmas tree fund were raf-
fled, winners being Mrs. Chris Mac-
Donald, Louis Bates, Mrs: Trussler,
Alec Bolton and others.

MR. and MRS. BUSTER HAMIL-

TON have moved to the village, clos- |-

ing their hunting lodge for-the win-
ter. Buster reports that deer were
very scarce but that 36 bull moose

fell for the rifles of his American
hunters.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON was Biv-

en over to the turkey shoot staged
by Pete Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Dan
wart. Those winning their limit of
birds were: Don and Arnie O’Dine,
who took two each. Others earning
their Christmas fare were; H. A. Fel-
ker, Buff Hamilton, Charlie Wood-
land, Pete Ogden, John Kaytor and
others. Mrs. Norman Ewart won the
ladies shoot, and Mrs. Ray Wise was
the victor in a mixed men’s and
ladies shoot. Proceeds of this #2es to
the Community Club.

THE BADMINTON CLUB has got
under way with members playing
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.

ELMA DANSIK is leaving to spend

‘Christmas With her family in Prince

Albert, Sask.

MR. and MRS. DUDLEY GUNN
have gone south for the winter.

OLD FRIENDS of Charlie Hamil-
ton wish him a speedy recovery.
Charlie is eighty-four and a patient
in War Memorial Hospital.

STANLEY WRIGHT and_ his
mother, Mrs. M. M. Wright, are leay-
ing for Haney to bring back a milk
co and o to have a little holiday.

THE DROP in temperature last
night after the brief snowfall cov-
ered about half of Lac La Hache with
new ice. Skates are being dusted off
with hopes of some ice fishing soon,
that is, if it dosn’t snow.

GLORIA HILLYER came down
from the dormitory with Barbara
Wright for the week end.

THERE WILL BE no more mo-
tion picture shows in the hall until
the Community Club have purchased
a new projector, possibly in January.

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Bridge Lake News

ERNIE ADBES, ex-school teacher,
former R.C.N. man, seasonal em-
ployee of the B.C. forestry depar-
ment, and experienced trapper, while
at work one day in his home cabin,
on the east shore of Bridge Lake,
went to the door to see what his dog
was barking at.

The dog had treed a big lynx. Mr.
Ades shot the cat and found the hide
to be fully prime.

MRS. LORRAINE FAESSLER has
gone east to visit her parents and
other relatives in Hamilton Ontario.
This is Mrs. Faessler’s first trip to
her former home since coming here
as a bride seven years ago.

GEORGE SPANKS, at Grizzly
Lake, has joined the Co-operative
Telephones. Mr. Spanks expects to
have his telephone in service soon.

‘Centra! Press Canadian

Wien Cpl. Johnnie Armstrong of Kingston, Ont., was assigned
to Germany along with the rest of Canada's new brigade, the First
Canadien Infantry, he had to do some arithmetic to decid= if he
coul¢e ‘ake his car with him His figures told him it was cheaper
to t»ke his car than leave if behind, so here at Svest, Germasy, he
is tne envy of his fellows.

home of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross
last Saturday night, proceeds to go
for the Christmas fund.

MR. and MRS. FRANK LEAVITT
and children attended the turkey
supper at Lone Butte last Saturday
evening, and returned in time to take
part in the whist party.

MR. and MRS. DON PETRIE were
visitors two days this

Couple Honoured
At Surprise Party

There was a. surprise wedding
party held on November 21 in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Petrie, a large
crowd attending. Good music was Kamloops
furnished by Lloyd Woodman, Rus-) week.
sel Ross, Bob Lalgren and ViDufour.| MR. and MRS. LLOYD WOOD-
‘The bride's slipper was passed, and MAN and two children left on Thurs-
the contribution was. $29.95, which day for a two day stay at Kamloops.
Mrs. Petrie generously gave toward MISS IRENE HIGGINS of Clinton
the Christmas Fund. was at her mother’s, Mrs. Edna Gros-

THERE WAS A whist party at the set's, over the weekend recently.

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