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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.6.

Thursday, February 25, 1954,

OLIVER THEATRF—=

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday --- March 1 - 2 - 3
ETHEL MERMAN, DONALD O'CONNOR, VERA-ELLEN
in
“CALL ME MADAM”

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

Thursday, Friday. Saturday --- March 4-5 - 6
RICHARD WIDMARK and DON TAYLOR

in
“DESTINATION GOBI”
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:
Children admitted to second show only when accompanied by Parents

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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, this week:
Rory Calhoun and Gene Tierney in “Way of A Gaucho”

100 Mile News Lone Butte News

MR. and MRS. W. STROUD are |
receiving congratulations on
birth of a son, born February 22
ul Inland Hospital, Kamloops.

LYAL HICKILING bought a team |— ae es
of horses from Nick Welyck of Lone| RCAF QFFICER
Butte and trucked them hom BEVISES SYSTEMS

ON WEDNESDAY Harold Knaut
the | trucked a load of horses to his ranch

spent |

AMONG the 100 Mile vistors to
over the weekend were
Mr. 's. C. Widlin,
W. Stroud and Mr.
Forestry and J and Mrs. D.
Scott and Mr. and Mrs. J R. Scott.
MR. and MRS. ALSOP of Lac=La
Hache were tors at Exeter and
100 Mile on Sun
MRS
day pari
will be three y.

s having a birth-
ipper Bruce who
old this week.
THE Sundman Bros. motored to
Prince George and returned with a
new diesel power unit for their saw
mill.
. MRS. KEN BEIMLER was taken
suddenly ill and rushed to Merritt

hospital for treatment. She is still in

SUNBEAM SHAVEMASTER
SCHICK “20” and COLONEL PHILISHAVER
PACKARD
REMINGTON
The Best in Electric Shavers stocked. Dy
one. Buy one.. Terms Available.

BE. G. WOODLAND & SON

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

hospital there.
MR. and MRS. BEN MOBBS are
buck in the Cariboo again, Ben is ‘
ng for the Sundman Bros, in Flight Lieutenant J. A. Riva.
lieibayenial eee einen 34, of Canmore, Alla. has
the sawmill and plans to-live here. developed a new method for
| JOYCE MILLER. Lac La Hache,|  determininf the exact momento
st of Mrs. J an at| drop paratroopers and supplies
guest of Mrs. John Sundman ai In aise by, he RC ABER eee
time, the Riva system: has, now
| THE Public Health Nurse win be| been adopled. by. the United

—Central Press Canadian

jseveral days in Vancouver taking |ea and refreshments. were served.
atments for a sore hack. Next Sunday Lone Butte Boes to For-
ON SUNDAY Jack Wolfgang did |est Grove.
Spnie good shooting. In the morning | ON MONDAY Mr. Ublman, janitor
# lynx came into his yard after hiz]at the school, took the Larum chil-
chickens and Jack grabbed his rifle|dren to Williams Lake for dental
and shot it. In the afternoon Mrs.| treatment. Nick Welyk also went
| Wolfgang heard a noise outside the along for the ride,
house and looking out the window] MISS MONA MITCHELL of North
saw another lynx about ten yards | Vancouver is the relieving 1
from the building stalking some the Outpost Hospital while Mr
dueks. My. Wolfgang snatched his | kie is in Vancouver on busine >,
rifle and bagged Mrs. Lynx. is Miss Mitchell's first assign ient,
THE Forest Grove Badminton| LasT SATURDAY EVEN NG the
Club visited with the Lone Butte|Willards entertained Mr. aud Mrs,
club for a social evening in the hall | Horace Woodrow with a fe; games
last Sunday. A few games were play- | of whist.

|

Better Service
Better Quality
: Better Value

always at. .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

Mile } 2, fr . States air force. Pit-lieut.
[at 100 Mile March 2, from 3:30 to Michaud’ -of Monteedl: Nae ae
[4:80p.m. The: nurse Will be“at*the | Worker wiih: Rive in deveiap

| school house,
THE broom-ball game held at 100
| Mile by the school children between | Pee
| 100 Mile and Forest Grove resulted
jin a tie.

| THE hockey game between 100
| Mile and Forest Grove resulted in a
| 4-3 win for Forest Grove.
|
|
if

the technique.

es ta Victory
in Bog-Team Race

‘Horsefly News

THE GAME WARDEN from Wil-

SPRING IS HERE!

°
AVOID THE BUSY SEASON BY BRINGING
IN YOUR SHOE AND LEATHER REPAIR
WORK NOW.

We guarantee the best of workmanship
and material.

Teugs Leather Shop

WILLIAMS LAKE Phone i5 R3

liams Lake was in here on official
| business.

EVELYN KROENER, who has
been away from here for over a year,
was met at Williams Lake by her
mother, Mrs. 0. Kroener and her sis-
ter, Vera.

MRS. AUBREY WILLIAMS accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. 'T. Mac-
Dougall, left by bus for the coast.
Mrs. Williams is going for medfcal
attention and MacDougall will
visit her son, Herman Goetjen and
family of Bellingham, Washington.

MRS. ED. GOETJEN and two lit-
Ue boys, Jimmy and Ra:

adiar

Ernie Brunet ied 12 dog teams

Lake helping Mr. and Mr in the annual race from Gatineau

7#e STETSON Labo

The Laloo is just right for roamin’ the range.
The broad, sweeping brim of this famous Stetson
defies sun and rain alike. And the casual tele-
scope crown is really comfortable. Come in and
see it today.

Borkowski’s “ecsweer

Pointe, Que.. to Perth, Ont. His
time of one hour, 21 minutes for

ferson with their little twins,

DR WOOD, the government the 20 miles was six minutes
| veterins * ed by J. W. Wyn- better than that of the second
stra, has been busy innoculating “musher.”
cattle. c

S. N. BARRETT has made several BIRTHS
trips to the dentist recently. At War Memorial Hospital

MRS. A. NICOL Lakeview | RICH — To Mr. a Gilbert
Ranch, Beaver Valley, is the guest of} Rich of a son

her daughter, Mrs. K. O. Dunlop. born February 20.
MR. and MRS. LEN ALARIC and | GROOME — To Mr.
two children of Terrace, spent a few| Gilbert Groome of W

s here visiting friends,
LOUIS NIQUIDET is home again

Attention — Citizens, Ranchers, Farmers

Williams Lake Auction Room:
Open Daily -- 1 to 6 p.m.
First Ave. & Proctor - Alex Clarke's residence -
First Auction - - Feb. 27
1:30 p-m.
BRING IN ANYTHING OF VALUE
J. R. ERSKINE, Auctioneer

For the .
,, Prevention of

Clesiidiun Chawver Septicus Bactonin

Gomhines a full dose of Blackleg Bacterin
with a full dose of the killed cultures of
the causative organism of Mal. Edema .

Double Protection for the Price of One

GETTING RID OF
HORNS s
is easiest when you cov-

erthehorabutronsof WN 4
young calves with 7
FRANKLIN aoe
DEHORNING Tealety

Aypids bleeding, infection and BLOOD STOPPER

sete ck. Apply to hora burton. Popular Treatment for Wounds

after being under the doctor's care
at Kamloops for a couple of weeks.

MRS. GEORGE NIQUIDET has
been il] the past ten days. Miss Kathy
Farrell is’ helping out during Mrs.
Niquidet's illness,
| R. Y. GIBBONS, one of our long-
| time residents, was taken to the doc-
| at Williams Lake on Sunday,

8. REYNOLDS made a spendid job
lon plowing the roads on his recent
| trip im with the maintainer.

THE RECENT DANCE of the
series put on by the Community Club
was poorly attended because of the
chilly weather,

JOHN WINEARD and Mrs. W. J.
[w: alker won the high scores at the
| cribbage tournament at the Commun-
lity Han on the 17th,

|

KIWANIS

| Former Kiwanians and any

|]. business or professional men
interested in forming a Ki-
wanis Club (service club) in
Williams Lake are invited to

contact Mr. H. Campbell, Sec-

INTERIOR WHOLESALE

retary Kiwanis Club of Kam- DISTRIBUTORS

Williams Lake, B.C.

24calven, $1 in Powder Form
CONGEALS THE BLOoD
REPELS FLIES

Your Franklin Agent

Branb.y’s Drug Store

Niquidet Transport
Williams Lake - Horsefly :

R. M. Blair's office, Wms. Lake, phone K66
S Horsefly Phone, 3 short 1 long

For the Finest in

QUALITY MEATS

Shop with Confidence at

Williams Lake Meat Market

|
| loops, Box 544, Kamloops, B.C.

Cariboo Club Cha

Saturday, March 6
10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission, 25¢

TOURNAMENT PLAY
Sunday, March 7 é

10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

ELHS
HALL

®

uship Badmiston Tournament and Dance

DANCE

Saturday; March 6 10 p.m. - 1 a.m.
ViC IMHCFF'S GRCHESTRA

Floor Prizes Admission, $1.00

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