Mhunadew, Ful ME, 6M,

Superior Laundry & Cleaners

(Williams Lake Division)
PICK-UP AND DELIVHRY SERVICE
Phone 6G2-R-3 —

DANCING

Every Saturday Night

Columbus Hall

Imhoff’s Orchestra

Your Money
Goes GYarther

when you bry
Custom-made
Upholstered Furniture

The ultimate proof of this
statement is in the long
life of a custom-made article — but we believe you’ll
be satisfied by a visit to our shop where the process
is actually done. By seeing the quality of material
and workmanship that goes into each article you
will realize why you can confidently expect years
of use from furniture made by =

JAN MIKLER

For over 30 years
Manufacturer of Exclusive Upholstered Furniture

T. P. TRADERS

First Avenue Williams Lake

Leather Goods

MANUFACTURED AND REPAIRED AT OUR
WILLIAMS LAKE SHOP.

Hobby Craft Supplies

FOR THOSE WHO MAKE A HOBBY OF
LEATHERWORK, A FULL LINE OF
PATTERNS, TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES

Sporting Goods

C.C.M. PARTS AND CYCLES

100 Mile News

(held aver) .

A°ONE MONTH'S TUITION will
be given to children who, owing to
illness or other cause, have failed
their grades. This school will be held
in cabins at the Master’s Ranch un-
der the supervision ‘of Mr. Morrow
and Mrs. Mastern, teachers of Forest
Grove School. Planned recreation
and rest periods will be under the
teachers’ direction. The children are
taken up to age 14.

HERB AULD was called to Van-
couver Tuesday by the death of his
father-in-law, Mr. J. Caslanka. The
funeral was held July 7.

100 Mile is to have a pool hall and
barber shop. Mr. F. W. Howell from
Steveston has the foundation laid
and the building will soon be in pro-
gress. Mr. and Mrs. Howell’s son,
James Howell has just received a
special citation from the Royal Can-
adian Humane Association for the
rescue of William Boyce from the
Fraser River at Steveston on July 16,
1951. Jim was also lucky enough to
win a third prize and $25 award in
the 1954 Latham Foundation Inter-
national Humane poster contest, in
which entrys from almost every
country were received.

Roe Lake News

MISS MARIE MALM was married
the latter part of June to Mr. Dow-
ling Monette. The wedding dance for
this popular young couple was held
July 10.

THE BRIDGE LAKE STAMPEDE
was well attended, considering an
all-day rain which started that morn-
ing about eight o’clock and lasted all
through the day. Everyone seemed
to enjoy themselves in spite of the
rain.

MRS. NINA HAINES and two
daughters, Jackie and Jo Ann from
Lae La Hache visited a few days re-
cently with Mrs. Haines’ parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bell.

MRS. LEE GRANT and son David
from Santa Monica Calif., arrived at
their home here on July Ist, in time
to take in the Bridge Lake Stampede.
They were accompanied by a friend,
Miss Carrie Trimpe, of California.

MRS. NANCY HULBERT and

_ WE ORIBU NE, WILMAMY LAR, 3.6,

WIFE NEYER LOST CO
pat so 2

Mrs. Robert MacKenzie of Strathmore, Que.

NFIDENCE HUSBAND WAS SAFE .

wife of Sqdn.-

MacKenzie, never gave up liope thal her husband had survived

after being shot down in a Sabre jet over

North Korea in 1952.

No one had seen his plane land but Mrs. MacKenzie, hearing that

he was last seen going into a spin, was certain tl
tew days ago she
ment of external affairs
and would be relea:
Kenzie and Jo Ann.

out close to the ground.
de:

1 be had bailed
s nolified by the
that’he was a prisener of the Com
d. Left to right, Pauline, Ronnie,

Dog Creek News

MISS MARY KARTNER, our dis-
trict health nurse, conducted a clinic
for the children Thursday. One of
our senior citizens slyly remarked
that was one wonderful thing we did
not have in the good old days. We
are still wondering just what he

meant.

BIG CREEK

Branding Time
At Big Creek

Henrys’ have been rounding up
and branding at Groundhog Creek
for the past few days, With them were

LDR. MacKENZIE

SQDi

Mr. and Mrs. Ule of Spokane, who
found they were just in time for a
real western holiday. Also sharing
Henrys’ campfire was Lawson Sug-
den while up investigating moose
feed.

MR. and MRS. E. BRANDLY and
Duane, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Card-
well and Marilyn, visited Big Creek
Sunday.

NORMAN CONLEY, age 12, of
Kamloops, is holidaying at Henrys’
for two weeks.

RODDY WATT returned to Breck-
ness Ranch Thursday after spending
‘ten days as the coast.

FRANK, LEVI and GRANT PUR-
JUE were here last week enroute to
Nemiah Valley.

LARRAINE BLISS returned home
last Wednesday after visiting briefly
at Henrys’ and Bonners’. She booked
passage with Mrs. Duane Witte who
was driving their big truck to Ana-
him Lake,

MRS. ALLAN, the new house-
keeper at Circle S had to be rushed
to town for medical attention. She
is home again now and we are pleas-
ed to learn she is considerably im-
proved.

THE HILARY PLACES were
weekend visitors to Kamloops, re-
turning Monday night.

HAYING is in full swing in the
valley but cloudy weather makes it
slow curing. Quite a variety of flow-
ers are blooming and visitors report

three children- from are

at Roe Lake for the summe holidays. |

HOWARD MALM was home from
Vancouver, and attended the Stam-
pede.

MR. and MRS. OMAR OULETTE
and two children, left Saturday morn-
ing for a day in Kamloops.

MR. and MRS. ED HIGGINS from
Canim Lake visited relatives over
the July Ist holiday, and attended
the Stampede at Bridge Lake.

MRS. D. HANSON and grand-
daughter, Miss Carole Scott from Bar-
riere, arrived at Bridge Lake Wed-
nesday night for a two weeks’ visit
with Mrs. Hansen’s sons, Johnnie
and Wesley and her daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Cleveland.

NEW HOME

OF

BEATH MOTORS LTD.

will be located at

Corner of Oliver Street & 5th Avenue

Expected Opening Date

AUGUST 15th

A fully modern Garage ta serue you

Dealers for

Ford - Monarch - Fordson Tractor
Farm Implements

DICK MOQUIN, Resident Manager

Williams Lake

/beautrul right now.

the ing country to be very

HANDIPAK
CARTONS

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Williams Lake, B.O.

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Free Public Showing of Educational
and Entertaining Films — of Special
Interest to all Motorists

St. Peter’s Parish Hall
Monday, July 19th, 8 p.m.

Sponsored by

B.C. AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION

in the interests of Safe Driving