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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, May 13, 1954,

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday --- May 17, 18, 19
RFEDERICK MARCH and GLORIA GRAHAME

in
“MAN ON A TIGHTROPE”
Comedy and News Show starts at $:30 p-m.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday --- May 20, 21, 22.
GARY COOPER and BARBARA STANWYCK

in
“BLOWING WILD”
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 onl:

Thursday, Frida. Saturday, this week:

OLIVER THEATRE—=

ly when accompanied by Parents

Errol Flynn and Roger Livesey in ‘Master of Ballentrae’

ORDER YOUR

READY MIX CONCRETE

For Spring Building Requirements Now!

Contact

Williams Lake Concrete Products

Leo Fowler : Lakeside

COOKING is as simple as ABC
if you shop at the sign of Quality
QuaLity ALways.

Williams Lake Meat Market

orders must be given two days in advance of delivery ~

JUST ARRIVED!

A Large Shipment of

RINGS

Y} Both Ladies and Gents
in all styles
Ladies and gents 10 and 14 Kt. Yellow Gold from $4.50
Single, double and multiple stone rings with the stones
of every month from $6.95,

The Birth stone for May is the EMERALD.
This is a beautiful rich green color available
in many shapes.and designs,
Use our convenient budget plan or lay-away plan or
open a charge account

E.G. WOODLAND & SON

OFFICIAL TIME INSPECTOR P.G.B. RAILWAY
“For the Gifts You’ll give with Pride
let your Jeweller be your Guide”

ALSO AVAILABLE IN
BLUE, TAN,GREY - - $4.95

AND

LIFE SHIRT BY TOOKE

In white only - collar & cuffs outwear rest
of the shirt

NYLON TRICOT SHIRTS by TOOKE
White, Blue, Tan + $9.95

Borkowski’s “ecswear

h

t

Practicing for the annual track meet,

munity Hall on Saturday. witha very
00d turnout. The proceeds went to-
ward the ball team.

seriously ill has improved slightly. .

, 2 2s
ing was held in Forest Grove last) WEATHERSON — To Mr, and Mrs,
Thursday. Nels Morris was elected
coach and manager.

Forest Grove Women’s Instituteswas WARDROBE — To Mr, ana Mrs.

It was decided
drives until the end of the month.

| FOREST GROVE
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|

‘Trade Group Holds

| is - softhall- game Sunday send saw the
Tourist Season Social Jeeat club traunes Williams Lake

PROOF of: the: continued growth
of the settlement is seen in the new
May’s Cafe, opened by Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Blancher. Patrons flocked to the

Lac La Hache News

A large crowd of members and gala opening Saturday.
their guests were welcomed to the
coe, rn Odee by the host and host-| THE HILLS are slowly: turning
ess, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Butlen green but ranchers still have cattle

aes on winter feed.

MONDAY EVENING was the open- ee
ing night of a well attended Square
Dance Club. It will be held every! More About Joe Demarre
Monday evening and is open to the
public.

ROLAND POIRIER ana Wayne
Colemian from Vancouver spent. the
weekend in Forest Grove with rela-
tives

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@ partnership. A partnership that
lasted 35 or 40 years without a cross
word or a dispute gives rea] meaning
to the legal term,

JOE KOZAKEVICH accompanied Funeral services will be held to-
by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Morris mo-|™0Trow afternoon at 2 o'clock os
tored to Williams Lake and spént a | S°da Creek Cemetery. No flowers by
Pleasant Saturday afternoon shop-| equest.
ping.

WE ARE DELIGHTED to-hear
that Mrs, W. Garbet, who bas beeu

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital
A WELL ATTENDED ball meet-

Andrew Perry Weatherson of
Alexis Creek, a son, born May 7,

THE MONTHLY MEETING ofthe

held on the 5th, at Mrs, D; Brown Robert Wardrobe of Enterprise,

to continue wh a son, horn May 7.

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BROWN-JOHN — To Mr. ana Mrs,

Vietor Brown-John of Likely, a
daughter, born May 8.

EVERYOND is glad to see the big

rucks rolling again, os
THE PUPILS of the schoo] are. out
A DANCE was held in tht com- eae

MOTZ — To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Motz of Williams Lake, a daugh-
ter, born May 12.

ALL} READY
for
Planting Time!

Garden Tools and Equipment
of Every Description

A LARGE CROWD took in the

{SOCIETY REGISTERED
Registration of the Williams Lake
® District Ambulance Society was
|completed this week. Temporary
slate of “officers includes Ralph
Woodland, president; Cece Rhodes,
treasurer; Frank Lee, secretary. Di.
rectors are W. J. Edwards, P. Jor-
genson and Bob Moore. A public

Well Drilling

WM. CRUTCHLEY

leave enquiriés at
F. B. BASS Lrp.

meeting will be called shortly. ee

Better Service :
Better Quality
Better Value

always at . .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROGERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE Is OUR AIM

ATTENTION — Citizens, Ranchers, Farmers
Williams Lake Auction Room

FIRST AVENUR AT PROCTOR

Open Daily -- 1 to 6 pm.
BRING IN ANYTHING OF VALUE
J.R. ERSKINE, Auctioneer

At Brandly’s—

* Prescriptions

* Rexall Remedies

* Drug Sundries

* Livestock Remedies

Wheelbarrows Sprinklers
Garden Hose Digging Forks |
Garden Trowels Shovels |
LAWN MOWERS
Lightweight All-Steel Mower - 14” blade - $13.

Heavy Duty - Rubber Tires & Roller - 14” blade - $23.

GREEN CROSS

Weed Killers Insecticides

LAKE HARDWARE LTD.

Agents for

And, of course —

Courteous, Relialle Seruice

Branpiy’s Druc STORE

Fairbanks Morse - Evinrude Motors - McClary Ranges

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS ~

Youngstown Kitchens - Servel Refrigerators

Edward M. Takahashi, R.0.

OPTOMETRIST
Will be in Williams Lake
at THE RANCH HOTEL

on Tuesday, May 18th

from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

FOR COMPLETE EYE EXAMINATIONS
phone The Ranch Hotel for appointment

TIRES

AT A PRICE YOU
CAN AFFORD

Designed to provide
long, safe performance
at low cost

pLIFETIME GUARANTEE

) RUGGED PROVEN TREAD

AVAILABLE IN POPULAR
PASSENGER TIRE SIZES

go 15 EDIY

$15.95

a your old tire

an

T. P. TRADERS

First Avenue

illiams Lake

Leather Goods

MANUFACTURED ANI) REPAIRED AT OUR
WILLIAMS LAk 1! S1.¢P,

Hobby Craft Supplies

FOR THOSE WHO MAKE A HOBBY OF

gee 17 OW AT

C & S Tire Service Ltd.

LEATHERWORK, A FULL LINE OF
PATTERNS, TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES

Sporting Goods -

Complete Tire Service
Phone 27-R-2

Williams Lake

C.C.M. PARTS AND CYCLES