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Big Creek News

MR. and MRS. C. A. MILLER of
The Dalles in Oregon spent a few
days camped comfortably in their
house trailer at Mosquito Flat. They
did some fishing and visited some ot
the families, talking over with the
x guides the prospect of getting some

moving pictures of moose. Mr. and
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Pictures of wild life, elefly hunting
scenes which they show in the west-
ern States during the winter. Th
left here with the intention of get-
|ting some pictures of the band. of
isheep on the Fraser and possibly re-
turning to Big Creek this fall to get
|Some moose movies.

JOHN SIEBERT and JOHNNY
CHURCH left Thursday for the coast
to truck back two horses from Coni-
agas Ranch at Haney,

S. B. MARSHALL and GEORGE
PARKINS were up to visit the Hen-
Tys this week. Mr. Marshall used to
hunt with Henrys in Yobetta Valley
and Tchaikagan when Cecil first be-
gan guiding. In those days Mr. Mar-

goods. Only 38c per bottle. shall marketed oranged in Redlands,
California; now he raises purebred
4
Tonys Leather Shon Angus cattle at Qualicum on Van-
: couver Island, spending only his
Railway Avenue Williams Lake, B.C. winters in California,
THE BONNER FAMILY and

fence crew moved to the Old Turnout
on Wednesday to set up camp and
begin work on the fence there,

THE WITTE FAMILIES came
back from Anahim Lake Stampede
full of enthusiasm for the good en-
tertainment provided by the people
up there. They successfully disposed
of most of their bourses, including one
of the saddle horses Duane rode up
on, and they returned with a pinto
stallion on board their truck.

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Roe Lake News

THE WEDDING DANCE for Mr.
and Mrs. Dowling ‘Monette, held at
the Roe Lake hall on July 10 drew
a large crowd of friends and rela-
tives of the young couple. It was a
very suecesful evening, all wishing
the bride and groom success and
happiness. Mrs. Monette was one of
our local Roe Lake girls,

MRS. CLARE OULETTE and chil-
dren have moved into the old*Roe
Lake teacherage.

MR. and MRS. BILL GREENAL
and children, also a nephew from
Vancouver, were Sunday guests in
the Lee Roberts home.

MRS. ED HIGGINS, from Canim
Lake, was here over the weekend,
attended the wedding dance of her
| sranddaughter, Mrs. Monette. Others
attending the dance from a distance
were- Misses Pat and Dorothy Dean
from Kamloops. .

THE ROB LAKB-W.1. hela their
last meeting at the home of Mrs.
Claude Dean.

DON ROBERTS was at the Bill
Greenal home this week doing chores
j while Mr. Greenal and son, Larry
jand Kenneth were at Vancouver for
a few days.

MISS IRENE SCOTT left on Mon-
day for Vancouver for the summer
holidays,

MR. and MRS. DON PETRIE have
relatives visiting them at their Twin
Lakes Ranch.

WE HAVE been having some ex-
tremely hot weather this week. The
thermometer reached 80°.- We also
had quite an electrical storm Wed-
nesday evening.

SOMB of the people in the com-
munity have started haying,

Dog Creek News

MRS. BETTY SMITH, our new So-
jal Welfare Worker, paid her first
sit to this community Tuesday last
and then proceeded on to Gang Ranch
via the short-cut road, which she
must have navigated successfully as
we haye no reports of debris being
overed.

THE Anglican Sunday School van
was in the valley over the week-end.
This year it ig in charge of Miss Mar-
garet Grundy, Malvern, England,

{and Miss May Barrett, Port Dover,
Ontari

Unfortunately most of the
youngsters had deployed for the Bolt |
days so the visit was somewhat
disappointing for the ladies,

MISS CATHARINE McDOWALL,
Drem, Scotland, spent a few days in
the valley this week. An artist of
some note, Mis MsDowall was so im-
pressed with our local scenery she
stayed to transfer it to canvas. C. R.
Place purchased one canvas depict-
ing a haying scene at his River
Ranch.

MR. and MRS. ALFRED -EAGLE
spent the week-end visiting with
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
I. Allison, and with the
They were accom-

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also of Williams Lake. We fully
pect to see The Commissioner return
for more Brigham Creek trout.

MR. and MRS. W. ALLAN left
Sunday for Prince George. Mrs: Al-
lan has been the housekeeper at the
Cirele S for some weeks but was
compelled to relinquish the position
due to ill-health.

WE OBSERVE notices posted in
the community convening an inter-
community pienic near Alkali Lake
on Sunday, July 25th. Th nks to the
untiring efforts of the ladies and a
very timely advance commentary by
Ye Editor of The Tribune, this
event was a great success last year
and should be even bigger and better
this year.

FRIDAY last we had a visit from
A. Hallaert and son Jean, Dewd-
ney. Not long out from France they
find the Dewdney area too wet for
their liking so are now looking for
a ranch in drier surroundings,

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Alexis Creek News

MRS. G. CHESNEY and GARY

are holidaying at the coast,

MR and MRS. PAT MARTIN and
| Lawson Sugden were weekend guests
| Suests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
K. Walmsley.

ROSALIE CHURCH of Big Creek

is spending a few days at Kinkeads,

MR. and MRS. PETE YELLS re-

turned home Friday from Kamloops.

MR. and MRS. A. KNOLLS and
family and Mrs. Bob French left for

a holiday at Armstrong.

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