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of Kamloops
WILL BE AT THE RANCH HOTEL
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18

8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
For appointment phone Ranch Hotel

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EDWARD M. TAKAHASHI

OPTOMETRIST
Will be at the
RANCH HOTEL - WILLIAMS LAKE

Wednesday, August 18th

from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

For Complete Eye Examination Appointment
*phone or write The Ranch Hotel

TATLAYORO NW

Work Starts On
Chilcotin End Of
Bella Coola Road

Work this
end of the Bella Coola road. Bill
bulldozer Bill in
charge and’ Steve Dorsey as assistant
is once more churning up
the dust on the road west. A bridge-
and-culvert building crew, consisting
of Chalie Sampson, Ross Wilson and
@ chap from Trail’s End Lodge, are
putting in the creek crossings. Mrs.
Bill Graham reéently went up, ac-
companied by small daughter Anne,
to take charge of the cooking de-
partment,

has heen ‘resumed on
Graham's with

operator,

MRS. SARA SCHUK recently re-
turned from a trip to Kamloops. She
is enjoying a visit with her youngest
daughter, Frances, (Mrs. Harold Mc-
Gregor, of Quesnel) and her three
children at present.

WILL PURJUE was obliged to re-
turn to Williams Lake War Memor-
ial Hospital last week with his in-’|
fected thum). He had a bit of wire4
embedded in it. Will's mother, Edith,
made a trip out with him, previously,
to see the dentist.

FOR OVER TWO WEEKS the|
Haynes brothers, Harry and Ken,
have been working on a new cattle
trail down the west side of the lake.
They completed the most 1mpassable
parts of it last week and took their
cattle down to their Feeny Creek
range by the new route.

POTATO MOUNTAIN saw the re-
turn of its summertime cattle herds
last week. Feed was good in low, ex-
posed areas, but snowhanks crowded
every shady ridge and hollow. Milk
vetch, the bane of the lower range,
is worse this year than ever before.
Seems it grows luxuriously in cool
weather when other vegetation slows
down.

A SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS was
hurriedly called together when An-

sltean Missionary Mataral Grundy
and Mary Barrettmade.a:tpip inte
the valley last week, They are on an
expedition encompassing most of the
Chilcotin, going from Tatlayoko, di-
rectly to Anahim, and then to Big
Creek.

Dog Creek News

MRS. C. ROWLAND. Portage La
Prairie, is visiting her daughter and
eon-in-law,, Mr. and Mrs. J. Syme at
Circle S Ranch.

MR. and MRS. ARICHUK of New
Westminster are newcomers to the
community. Mrs. Archuk will fill the
position of housekeeper, recently
vacated by Mrs. W. Allan.

OTHER NEW ARRIVALS at the
Circle S Ranch include Mr. and Mrs.
S. Burton at the Grandview Ranch,
Mr. ann Mrs. J. Smith at Mountain
Ranch and Mr. and Mrs. W. Zrinsky.
Mr. Zrinsky succeeds Martin Russ as
mechanic.

WORD RECEIVED from the Mar-
tin Russ family indicates they are
now happily settled in their new
home near Vernon. Martin has found
employment in Vernonand in addi-
tion operates picture shows at Falk-
land, Monte Lake and Westwold.

MR. and MRS. S. J. HISLOP were
{down from the Airport Wednesday.
They brought along some of the air-
port youngsters for a picnic.

OWING to the signpost at the fork
of the Dog Creek and Chilcotin roads
being lost, stolen or strayed, a New
Westminster gentleman, desirous of
geiting to Puntzi Lake arrived safe-
ly at Dog Creek before discovering he
had taken the wrong turning. One
hundred and ten miles of needless
travel did not measure up to his idea
of a joy-ride.

THE THERMOMETER has been
well up in the nineties the last few
days. The fringe of a thunderstorm
has just passed by so we compose
this news broadcast without perspir-
ing too freely. The vegetable gar-
dens have benefitted from the extra
warmth. Berries are ripening rapidly.

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Big Creek News

EILEEN and OSCAR DUPONT,
with their $-months old son, Garry,
were: up from Gold Bridge to spend a
visiting Eileen’s mother,
- Hutch, and other members of
the family.

BILL WOODS left the Sky Ranch
on Sunday. He went to Williams
Lake where he will pick up Red Me-
Cue and then pians on going in to
the Yohetta end of Chilco Lake to do
some follow-up prospecting on the
work he did in there last year.

HELEN CARDWELL and Hattie
Bliss came up to Big Creek on Sat-
urday to spend the week holidaying
at Wittes’ and Henry: Hattie spent
part of her holiday at Kloa Klut Lake.

MR. and MRS. DAVIS of Portland,
Oregon, relatives of A. M. Piltz, were
visiting at the Sky Ranch this past
week.

JOE SCALLON, brother of Pat ana
Felix, is up from Kamloops, staying
at Scallons’,

MARK. HUGO
Mons Lake Lodge.

CECIL HENRY was out to Wil-
liams Lake this week.

A. M. PILTZ has been working on
his road with his bulldozer and it
shows considerable improvement.
The public works grader has been
smoothing out the bupips on the Big
Creek road.

LOIS and SID LOVELL of Chilli-
ack with a friend were recent guests
at Breckness Ranch.

BRUCE WATT is home for the
haying season. Bill Trethewey
brought him up by plane, landing on
the Chilco air-strip this time.

has returned to

HORSEFLY NEWS

Mill To Be Located
On Harper’s Lake

An error was made regarding the
location of the saw mill of Western
Skagit Lumber Co. Their mill is be-
ing built at the western end of Har-
pers Lake, on the Calloway Ranch
Property. Bulldozers are working
there preparing the mill-site.

MRS. C. S. NEWTON is cooking
for the hay crew at Wood Jam Ridge.

MRS. 'T. MacDOUGALL was a visi
or tothe optonietrist at ‘Willtiams
Lake on Saturday.

MR. and MRS. 8. H. PATENAUDE,
Williams Lake, visited the M. L.
Gibbons last Sunday. Mr. Patenaude
brought along his view-finder ana
showed us some of his beautiful col-
ored pictures of the Fraser Canyon,

the Stampede and other eGantbas
scenes and people.

A. B. WILLIAMSON is going to
Kamloops to visit his granddaughter,
Mrs. L. F. Walters and Mr. Walters.
Then on to Vernon to visit friends
there.

B. 8. HOOKER is presently on a
visit across the line.

An epidemic of Measles has bro-
ken out here and the mothers in sev-
eral households are in the throes of
keeping their patients in bed until
they are well again.

MR. and MR. ROGER TROTTER
have rented the Gibbons’ cottage
across the river.

MR. and MRS. GEORGE TAYLOR
and family, Fort Nelson, are
the Hockleys and Mrs. Stober.

THE WALKER family went on a
holiday to Beaver Lake district and
to visit the Bill Crosinas.

MRS. J. W. PARMINTER, Ques-
nel, brought her small daughter,
Betty, to be the guest of Mrs. B.

Gruhs, Mrs. Parminter only stayed
for the weekend.
THE Aubrey Williams, Black

Creek, made a rush trip in yesterday
to borrow a horse collar! Old Dobbin
still has his uses.

MRS. GEORGE NIQUIDET ana
son, Donnie, Mrs. M. Racher and son
Floyd. left Saturday on a visit to
relatives in Alberta.

MRS. SHELLEY NICOL had her
mother. Mrs. Clague. on a visit and
to.see her new grandson.

Phone
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