THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Page 6 Thursday, February 4,1954.

a The trend toward replacement of | One sixth of the fully manufactured |CANIMAHOOD Canadian department, store sales|

Home--ownership-emade a big ad-

ws 160 MILE +

DAN DAILEY and CONSTANCE SMITH

in
UT AXT”

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
Ohildren admitted to second show only when accompanied by Parents

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, this week:
Mitzi Gaynor and David Wayne in ‘L DON'T. CARE GIRI.

A SENTIMENTAL GIFT THAT WILL
SAY ‘I LOVE YOU’ AS CLEARLY aS
THE WORDS THEMSELVES -- A GIFT
OF FINE JEWELLERY THAT SHE
WILL ALWAYS CHERISH.

BE. G. WOODLAND & SON

“For the Gifts You'll give with Pride
let your Jeweller be your Guide”

Niquidet Transport
Williams Lake - Horsefly

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

ticket and H. Hartwig
draw for $5.

the second

THE postponed business meetinz
of the Jolly Hours club was held Jan-
uary 23 at Mrs. B. Spencer McNeil’s
with five members present. Winter
conditions and the absence for the
winter of several members accounted
for the low attendance. Thirty dol-
lars was sent to the secretary of the
Lone Butte Hospital Auxiliary. A
March of Dimes fund was commenced
and two social evenings arranged for
at Canim Lake East school house, an
old time dance January 30 and a Val-
entine Dance February 13, with priz-
es for novelty dances. Next business

meeting February 20 at the home of | .

Mrs. K.-E. Higgins.
MR. and MRS. EDWARD HIG-
GINS of Canim Lake are at present
in Bugene, Oregon, visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Rob-

inette, brother and sister-in-law of
Mrs. Higgins.
R. and MRS. K .E. HIGGINS

and family and Mr. and Mrs. H. Hart-
wig.and family were entertained at
MeNeil Ranch last Sunday at dinner
by Mr. and Mrs. H. M. MeNeil.

DUE TO Mr. Davis’ il] health Mr,
and Mrs. Reg Davis left last week to
spend the remainder of the winter in
Vancouver.

LAC LA HACHE

Clinton Takes First
Game From Wild Horses

The Clinton Bluebirds played the
Wild Horses here on Sunday, with
Clinton winning by 5-4. With tem-
perature well above freezing the soft
ice made tough going for all concern-
ed and slowed the game consider-
ably. The Clinton men didn’t have

jmuch chance for a breather, as they

had only one spare on the team.
Clift Bagle is managing the Wild
Horses. "

OLLIE KARLANDER has taken

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SPECIAL
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SPECIAL, $135.00

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Agents for
Fairbanks Morse - Evinrude Motors - McClary Ranges
Youngstown Kitchens - Servel Refrigerators j

the Midgets and the PeeWees in hand
this season, and they are being whip-
ped into fighting trim. Friday they

!pleyed the two teams from Forest

Grove, supplying a lot of fun for the
large crowd of fans, taking both
games from the visitors.

SECRETARY of the Community
Club, Mrs. M. M. Wright expects the
weekly shows will re-commence in
about two weeks. The projector which
the club will operate is an RCA Vie-
tor and the best of its kind and is
large enough to accommodate an
audience of 700.

MR. and MRS. HILLER and daugh-
ter, Gloria, are-leaving the district
and expect to live .in Vancouver.
Gloria has been a student in the Dor-
mitory. =

MR. R. JORDAN has bought Ham-
il’s mill at Enterprise. He is movin
his family over from the Kooten ys.

WORD has been received that
Percy Ogden’s health is much im
proved and that he has been di:
charged from hospital in Vancouver,

MR. and MRS. ROY HUTCHINS
plan to leave soon to spend the bal-
ance of the winter somewhere south
of the border.

head of cattle to Williams Lake lo,
his feed lot there, to be finished.

ROAD FOREMAN E. ODIAN came
through on Januar th a new |
‘Turn-a-dozer the PWD is using now,
and cleared the snow in record time:

GORDON GRAHAM of Forest}
Grove bought a tract of timber, at
ihe Timber Sale in the office of the
Forest Ranger here. i

THE CHANGE in the weather was
certainly welcome. We are surely en-
joying the warm sunny days of 40°
above zero, but February 2, Ground-
hog Day, dawned with red and gold
skies heralding a bright sunny day
where Mr. Groundhog could easily
see his shadow so we are doomed tu
x weeks more winter.
MR. and MRS. W. STROUD motor-
ed to Kamloops on Saturday.

MRS. BUD HOOD was a-visitor to
Williams Lake Monday.

WE ARE SORRY to hear that Mr.
and Mrs. J. Johnson, who formerly
lived here and now reside in Kam-

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loops are both in ill health. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Houseman were call- |
ed suddenly to Kamloops by the sud- \
den collapse of Mr. Johnson, but he |
is somewhat recovered we are glad!
to hear.

HARVEY HOUSEMAN Sr., was}
also a visitor at Kamloops this week. |

MR. and MRS. JIM LEASK lett
here by bus for Dawson Creek, where
Jim plans to work this winter.

MRS. BUD HOOD held a birthday
party for wee Billy Hood on his first
birthday.

THE skating rink has been cleanea
of snow and fiooded and seems in
good skating order again.

STILL HAS FOUR RESIDENTS

Our apologies to the four residents
of Quesnel Forks who received scant
consideration in our story last week
on the’death of Wong Kuey Kim.

Mr. Kim was the last of the line
of original settlers of Quesnel Forks,
but in the last couple of years there
have been others living there — four
of them.

Mrs. Alfred Smallenberg, who is

at present a patient in St. Paul's
Hospital, Vancouver, may shortly
undergo an operation. In Vancouver
also is Mr. Smallenberg and Mr.
and Mrs. Smallenberg’s daughter,
Mrs. V. Meraw.

BIRTHS
At War Memorial Hospital
LIND — To Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Lind of Lone Butte, a son born
February 4th.

OBITUARY
LESTOCK BLAIR REID

Passed away on January 26 at
Royal Columbian Hospital, New
Westminster, Lestock Blair ~ Reid
of Surrey, formerly of West Vancov-
ver, aged 68 years.

He is survived by his wife, two
daughters, Mrs. J. C. Buckley, Wil-
liams Lake; Mrs. J. Daly, Pender
Harbor; one brother, Herbert,
tario; four sisters, also four g
children. Funeral services were con-
ducted January 29 at Woodlawn
Funeral Home, New Westminster,

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the support accorded to me at the poll
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During my term of oftice I shall do my
utmost to merit your confidence,
working for the continual betterment
of Williams Lake.

2

- Ben Abbott

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