Thursday, July 15, 1954.

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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home from their Retreat at the Mo-
ther house in North Vancouver.
Many folks will recall Sister Antonio
who was first in charge of Rosary
Hail after it was opened. All the

SISTERS RE-VISIT THE TOWN

Many old friends are welcoming
two Sisters of the Child Jesus who
were formerly in charge at Rosary
Hau Sister Antonio! and) Sister ijden lover her ae sue took them
Juliet, now at La Jac, B.C., north Of) sing, played ball and had a fol-
Prince George, stopped over in Wil-/jowing of small fry wherever she
Jams Lake Wednesday on their way | went.

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OPJTOMETRIST

Will be at the Sunnyside Motel,
Williams Lake

from July 27th to July 31st

IT’S HERE... REVOLUTIONARY

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just 49 Ibs.

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OTHER MODELS
Lightwin, 3hp .. $190.00

Super Fastwin
15 hp .. --- $419.00

Big Twin 25hp $509.75

Big Twin (Electric
starting model)
25 hp $615.75

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100 MILE NEWS

LAC LA HACHE WINS SAWMILL TROPHY
IN FIVE-WAY SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT

An estimated crowd of 500 watched

Lac La Hache in the Canim Lake
Sawmill trophy last Sunday in a five-
team invitational softball tourney
at 100 Mile House.

The final winners started off the
day by knocking out Williams Lake
Power Glides 10-5. 100 Mile aa-
vanced to the finals by downing
Forest Grove 7-6 and defeating
Green Lake 5-3.

In the final game Lac La Hache
players went on a free hitting spree
to come out on top of a 19-3 score.

Slim Jens presented the prizes to
the top place teams

IN THE JUNIOR, SOFTBALL
game Forest Grove defeated 100
Mile 11-10.

MRS. C. CASE held a birthday
party for her wee daughter Juanita
‘on the occasion of her fourth birth-
day. The small guests present had
a wonderful time.

Mrs. Doug. Scott also held a cele-
bration for Sherrylee on her fourth
birthday on July 12th.

MR. and MRS. J. R. SCOTT have
as their guests Mrs. R. McCreary

AMBULANCE FUND

THERMOMETER
$5500.00 Ambulance
Goal
%
$2750.00 Half Way
1375.00 y%
$1012.00 Amt.
Collected

Amount of money collected
to date for
Ambulance Purchase by
Williams Lake & District
Ambulance Society

return.

and daughter Merla, of Swords,
Ontario.

MR. and MRS. THOMAS AULD,
who have been staying with their
son, Herb- Auld, have left for
Oregon.

MRS. H. AULD and children ar-
rived home from Vancouver on July
12. Accompanying her were her
mother, Mrs. J. Masalanka and bro-
ther and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Masalanka of Vancouver.

MRS. PELKEY SR., who had
been visiting her son and daughter-
in- law Mr. and Mrs. C. Pelkey at
Williams Lake, is now visiting her
son. and daughter Mr. and Mrs Carl
Pelkey here.

Lone Butte News

THE OUTPOST HOSPITAL has
quite a nice garden this year.

MRS. C. E. WILLARD, former
/housekeeper at the Outpost Hospital,
left for Abbotsford, B.C. last Friday.

MRS. Y. MATSUDA and Jimmie,
left Lone Butte last Thursday for
Kamloops where Jimmie will have
an operation on his nose.

NETHERLANDS Overseas Mills
Ltd. has been closed down for a few
days owing to shortage of logs in the
yard. In the meantime they are
installing a burner.

MRS. J. PLEWS of Vancouver is
the new housekeeper at the Outpost
Hospital. Mrs. Plews arrived on
Saturday morning's train. ,
THERE are a surprising amount of
tourists passing through Lone Butte
every day.

THE NATIONAL FILM BOARD
showed films at Lone Butte Wednes-
day evening. There will be another
show July 19.

MISS GLADYS ATKINSON and
brother Jimmy are taking a holiday
in Lillooet visiting relatives. g

MRS. NICK WELYK is in Kam-
oops hospital for an operation.

MISS WILLY VANDYK left Lone
Butte on July 12th for Vancouver.
Miss VanDyk will leave Vancouver
July 19th by plane for Amsterdam,
Holland. Miss VanDyk says that she
likes Canada very much and hopes to

Lac La: Hache News

DAISY FELKER was home for a
few days at Mile 134, following her
graduation from the Royal Inland
Hospital, Kamloops.

LENORE OVERTON is back from
Penticton, visiting with Greta Mac-
Donald.

MR. and MRS. MARTIN FRIESEN
have returned to the district and are
staying at the 134. Mrs. Friesen
taught last term at the San Jose
School.

MR. and MRS. WM. DINGWALL
attended the Hereford Field Day in

the Okanogan.

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H. J. Gardner & Sons Ltd.

YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY DEALER

ORE GOING NORTH
_—

* THERESE’S
Loss Of Tourists BEAUTY SALON
WILL BE
Worries Kamloops CLOSED

Resort owners of the Kamloops JULY 15th

district are concerned about tourists To

AUGUST 15th

slipping away to the Cariboo and

Central B.C. points instead of swing-

ing east at Cache Creek to visit
Kamloops as they once did.

This northward movement of tour-
ists was one of the feature topics
at a meeting a week ago of the re-
cently formed Kamloops Fishing Re-
sort Operators Association.

It was felt more highway signs at
Cache Creek might be one solution
to the problem. The fact was mention-
ed that directional signs must be
1000 feet from an intersection and
that the road leading to Kamloops
from Cache Creek did not look like
a highway.

W. S. Barton, chairman of the
Kamloops group, also pointed out
that the opening of alternative tour-
ist areas in the north was also work-
ing to the detriment of the Kamloops
area. \
The fact that Kamloops resort
owners are worried is one that,
might well be noted in the Caribou
for it is indication that competition
for the elusive torist may soon be
getting tougher.

WILLIAMS LAKE
DRY
CLEANERS

announce

Our new plant on Oliver
Street, next door to the
Medical - Dental Build-
ing (former Avery
Clinic) will be ready
for occupancy about the
end of July.

UNTIL THEN—
business as usual in
our present location

across from the Maple
Leaf Hotel.

lomlirh BB

&

job done at

Railway Avenue

MAIL ORDER WORK

Send your Shoe and Saddlery repair work to us ---
You’ll be pleased with our Prompt Service and
careful attention to detail --- you can Depend on a

Tonys Leather Shop

Williams Lake, B.C.

Leo Fowler

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