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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, Be.

:
Thursday, April 15, 1954,

Around Town

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Visitors at the home of Mr, ang
Mrs. Frank Lee last week were Dr,
and Mrs. B. S. Burris of Kamloops.

as ees

Jos. Demarre has returned to

Buckskin Ranch at Soda Creek after

receiving treatment at War Memo-
rial Hospital,

—o—__

New staff members at the Bank of

Commerce branch here are Bill Isaac,

who comes from Abbotsford, and
Derek Yule from Victoria.

Fred Bennie, who has been at Van-
couver fox the past three and a half
menths undergong medical treat-
ment, arrived home yesterday.

wig

Ronald Waite left Tuesday for a
short trip to England. Mr. Waite will
travel by air and may be away three
weeks,

: | mail From Wrecked

Come to CHurch for

Easter

Services

Aircraft Received Here |

Grim mementos of the worst air-
lne disaster in Canadian history that |
claimed the lives of 37 persons last |
Thursdy are being received py toca |
people in the form of charred items |

Prize Money For Top

Bucking Stock In Show

In an effort to obtain the toughest
competition possible in the bucking
events of this year’s Stampede, as-
sociation members last night anproy-
ed setting up a total of $175 in prize

apd
Miss Mary Kartner, public health
nurse, will be in Vancouver the week
é Holy Saturday
of April 19 to 23 to attend the pro- Bp. y Masses at 9 ond
vincial Public Health Institute. There Fr. Boyle CSsr
will be no baby clinic on April 2

Good Friday

Pastor

OLIVER THEATRE—

Easter Sunday 10 a.m. Sunday Sct

Comedy and News

Thursday, Priday
RANDOLPH SCOTT, LES B

Comedy & News

Thursday, Friday, Saturday,

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday --- April 19, 20, 21
JAMES CAGNEY and BARBARA HALE

in
“A LION IS IN THE STREET”

» Saturday --. April 22, 23, 23

in
“THUNDER OVER THE PLAINS”
Thursday show at 8:30 p.m.

TWO COMPLETE PROGRAMS

= BEACH_FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT >
First show at 6:45 — Second show at 8:45

Children admitted to second show only when accompanied by Parents

Richard Widmark, Jan Peters “Pick-up on South Street”

Easter Services 11
Rey. C.

April 16 Good Friday 11 a.m.
April 18 Easter Sunday —

Show starts at 8:30 p.m

parents a:

ARKER, PHYLLIS KIRK + Special Easter Ser

ST. PETER’S AN

April 18 Easter Sunday —

7:30 p.m. Evenson

SACRED HEART CHURCH

30 p.m. Holy Hour and the Way of the Cross
7:30 p.m. Holy Hour and Benediction

10:30
Fr. Naphin CSsr
Assistant

CALVARY TABERNACLE

Good Friday § p.m. Young People’s Easter Service

hool, open sessions

with parents invited to attend

a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Fawcett

ST. ANDREW’S UNITED CHURCH
Rev. J. Colelough

Special Service

Sunday School 11 a.m. Open Session —

nd friends cordially invitea
vice 7:30 p.m.

GLICAN CHURCH

Rey. G. Fielder
April 16 Good Friday — Passion Service

8:30 a.m. Holy Communion
10:30 a.m. Holy “Communion (family)

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this week:

Television Still Long |

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Puts New Life Into Your Farm! [7 iT

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go ahead with FI

See your nearest Bank. of Montreal manager
about a Farta Improvement Loan.

Bank or MontreaL
Canada's First Bank

working with Cenodians in every walk of life since

Why Wait ?

Way Off For Us

Appearance of a television anten-
nae over George Smith’s radio shop

will soon
blossom out in local living rooms.
George has been experimenting
with a receiving set and, with one ex-
ception, has only managed to bring
in a lot of pretty designs on the
screen. The exception was a program
featuring a name band that flashed
ES) briefly on the screen one night. d
There are a number of people ex!
L perimenting with sets in the Interior,
depending on their results frdém
beams reflecting off heavy ¢loud
formations. From the point of farth
est beam limit from the actual’ sta.
tion, these beams will jump off the |
earth's curvature and be reflected
back, if conditions are just right, at
50-mile intervals.
George is currently lengthening

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his antennae mast as he carries on

with his experiments.

Wishing all of you
A Happy Eastertide
te

E.G. WOODLAND & SON

OFFICIAL TIME INSPECTOR P.G.E. RAILWAY
“For the Gifts You'll give with Pride The

let your Jeweller

SCOUTMASTER
RESIGNS POSITION

Scoutmaster H. Fourt tendered his
resignation at the Scout Group Com-
mittee Tuesday night. Mr. Fourt,
who just recently returned to the
troop duties, is leaving to work neay
Castlegar. The commitee tendered
him a vote of thanks for his contribu=
tion to Scouting in Williams Lake
while he has lived here.

Assistant Scoutmaster Bernie Mat-
thews takes over leadership of the
troop and will now be looking for an
assistant.

The committee is appealing to
someone to loan a projector for
showing slides 24% x 34 for use at
the coming Scout reunion dinner.
recently discovered trophy
cup, which was awarded to Williams
Lake troop in 1937 for winning in

be your Guide”

first aid competition has been repair-

ed and will be on display at the re

The Famous

‘PIONEER’ BRAND

Ideal protection for tl
outdoors. Dry
years of service

hat, pants,

Borkowski’s “essweor

-bac clothing will give you
: - and now
features an extra lining.

Buy the complete outfit

union dinner.

Leaders and members of the group
committee are conducting a search
for a permanent camp site for the use
of the troop in future years.

Mrs. EB. Yelland’s offer to instruet
the boys in swimimng has been
gratefully accepted.

BIRTHS

1 Hospital

At War Memo

DIXON — To Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Dixon of Marguerite, a daughter,
born April 9.

SETSO — To Mr. and Mrs. Helmer
Setso of Likely, a son, born April
$th.

Correction
In last week's issue it was report-
ed that a son was born April 6 to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Jago of Buffalo Creek.

This should hve read “a daughter.”

he man who works

Dry-bac

FOREST GROVE SOCIAL

Grove and District |
Board of Trade is having a Social”
Evening for members and ‘their
guests on Saturday, May 1, at Canim_

jacket
The Forest

Fails to Bail Out,
Dies in Reich Crash

attempted to bail out
Plane twice before (he crash but
was unable to do so.

of the

Retriever Trials
Set For May 23

‘Williams Lake residents will have
the opportunity to see trained hunt-
ing dogs in action May 23 at the first

here under the auspices of the Rod
& Gun Club.

The trials, which will include land
and water tests, will be recognized
by the Canadian Kennel Club and
dogs taking part will gain Points for
their wins.

Ten dogs are expected to be en-
tered by members of the B.C. Gun
Dog Club at Vancouver. Judges tor
the trials will be Judge Henry Cas-
tilou of Williams Lake and Dr. ‘T:
Hackett of Vancouver.

‘The trials will be held on the land
at the town end of the lake, courtesy
of R. C. Cotton. Water tests will be

made in the mouth of the creek
flowing out of the lake.
Sparkplug behind the trials is

Benny Abbott, who back in 1934
Was one of the four men behind the
establishment of the first recognized
club for dog trial work on the coast.
This was the strong B.C. Gun Dog
Club.

Purpose of bringing top flight
dogs up here for the first trials is to
@ people an idea of how the trials
ave conducted and what training is
in a championship retrie-

necessar:
ver, according to Mr. Abbott. It
hoped that following the main trials
a local one can be staged with four

or five dogs shown by town sports- |

men. It is planned to make the tr
an annual competition.

WE'D LIKE TO KNOW

Social items are always wel-
comed by The Tribune nev
staff. If you are going on a trip,
arrived back from one,
visitors, held a tea party,
Just pick up your telephone and
call 56-R-3 or 56-R-4,

Lake Lodge,

recognized retriever trials to be heid{

of mail. (jnoney for contributors bringing in
The accident that occurred when the best mounts.
a TCA North Star and an RCAF| The horse judged toughes’ in the
training plane collided in the air over Show will bring its owner $100,
Moose Jaw, Sask., snuffed out the ¢o.od best will bring $50 21d third
lives of 31 passengers and four crew | writn opposition from the ig curt.
members of the airlines. a trainee- | ing banquet, the meeting drew a
Pilot and a woman in a house struck , small representaton and another

by the plunging North Star. | seneral meeting will be held April

A charred letter from Toronto has 22" s
been received by’ The Tribune, and] _ =

: : : : | Value of milk dumped as useless
this morning Mrs, Fred Bennie re" "because it couldn’t be delivered duc.
ing a four-day strike of drivers in
stockings that had been sent to her.| Toronto was figured at $320,000.

ceived the remnants of a pair of nylon

Better Service
Better Quality
Better Value

always at ..

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

will be at the Sunnyside Motel,
Williams Lake 2
from May 5th to 10th, inclusive

USE PROVEN
Livestock Vaccines and Supplies

FOR MASTITIS

Franklin Mixed
Bacterin (Bovine)
Formula 2

Franklin Mastitis
Treatment

LACHKLEG...
MALIGNANT EDEMA
| FRANKLIN CLOSTRIDIUM

CHAUVEL-SEPTICUS BACTERIN

|
H [ceme a [ull dose of Blackleg Bacterin

FOR MILK FEVER
Franklin’s C-L Solution
Intravenous Injection

sets for administering

with a full dose of the killed cultures of
treatment

the causative ocoanism of Malignant Edema

For Calfing Time
Franklin Uterine Capsules - Obstetrical Chain & Hook
Diethyl Stilboestro] D.P.
Dehorning:

Dehorning Tools
| Franklin Blood Stopper
Dehorning Paint

GETTING RID OF
HORNS
is easiest when you cov-
er the hora buttons of
young calves with
Franklin Dehorning Paste

Moving Day Next Week!
April 22

|
to premises now occupied by THE VOGUE

Branp.y’s Druc Store

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

COOKING is as simple as ABC
| Gf you shop at the sign of Quality
Quauity Always,
AT

Williams Lake Meat Market