Shuey, August 18, 1684,

Horsefly News

MISS ANN DASER is a guest of
the Glenn Walters .

MRS. HARRY GIBBONS, Beverlie
and Audrey, from Ellison, and Mrs.
Art Walker and Jimmy, Winfield, are
visiting at O.K. Sawmills.

KER DUNLOP has resumed work
on Brown’s store addition. Miss
Joan Farrell is presently helping in
the store.

THE HORSEFLY RIVER stays so
high that several ranchers in upper
Horsefly Valley are unable to get on

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Seyeral RD spent a few daya

ever permit them ta do so!

ith |" Kamloops last week.
vi 7 overed with
BUSS gees LoWancere) cove MR. and MRS. L, Brigden plan on
water. building a house on land recently

THE BILES; New Westminster are
visiting their summer home here.
MR. and MRS. G. HOCKLEY and

purehased from Stan Barrett, situ-
ated on Boswell Avenne.

THE lovely new forestry buildings
family and the Taylor boys spent a are nearing completion here under
few days at their Black Greek Ranch | the able supervision of Mr. Overton
trying to make hay. The rain haq| ana Mr. F. Johnson and are a charm-
driven them back here again. ing addition to Horsefly.

MRS. THYGASEN and the boys
accompanied Mr. Thygasen out to
the Forestry quarters at Sucker
Creek on Quesnel Lake for the week-

Installation Starts
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Work began this week on instal-
lation of a new switchboard in the
j Williams Lake telephone office to
replace the old board as part of the
B.C. Telephone Company's expansion
and improvement program for this
- area.

Following completion of this pro-
ject a third position of board will be
added to the Quesnel facilities, ac-
cording to a company announcement.
The Williams Lake installation is
expected to take about a month.

Linn McDougall of Canadian
(B.C.) Telephones ‘and’ Supplies
Ltd., Vancouver, is in charge of the
installation of the new equipment
which will provide facilities to give
service to some waiting applicants |
and at the same time enable the
operating staff to give improved ser-
vice.

Since April 1 when the B. C. Tele-
phone Co. took over exchanges oper-
ated by.the Canadian Government
west of the Rockies, a total of 12,-
00 feet of cable has been installed
in various areas between Williams
Lake and Terrace.

In addition, the recent opening
of a 500-mile radiotelephone relay
chain between Vancouver and Prince
George has made it possible to in-
crease long distance facilities be-
tween the coast and interior points,
including a 300 percent increase in
the number of circuits between Van-
couver and Quesnel

peel Se eed

Mrs. D. Adair was guest-of-honour
ata farewell tea recently at the
home of Mrs.F.Nicholson, and spon-
sored by the local chapter of the Reg-|
istered Nurses Association.

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Forest Grove News

MR. AND MRS. ALDRED of White
Rock spent last week wth Mrs, Ald-
red's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joe:
Aldred of Forest Grove. .

MR. AND MRS. J.WALLACE and
Miss P.Simpson and Bill Watcott all
of New Westminster were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Weaver.
SHIRLEY GUNDERSON and Gloria
Clarke have returned to their city
homes after visiting relatives in the
district.

MRS. T.OWEN AND family and
Mr. and Mrs. Haze were visitors at
the Baker's home at Buffalo Creek.

MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS Mart-
ineau spent an enjoyable weekend
fishing at Clearwater.

MR. AND MRS. FELKER of
Williams Lake have taken over man-
agement of the Forest Grove store.

THE GARAGE HAS reopened

Around Town

“Miss Claudia Barber and MYO R.
Steele of Vancouver are visiting with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs C.Barber
this, week.

—o—_
Miss Sheila McRae of Edmonton
was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.

W.Nisbet.

——

Mrs. Frank Pomeroy of Victoria
left Tuesday after a three-weeks’
visit with her son and daughter-in.
jaw, Mr. nd Mrs. J.Pomeroy,

—o—_

Mrs. E.S.Sharpe of Pitt Meadows

left Monday after a short visit with

her daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and
Mr. and Mrs. K.Cameron,

—o-—

Zane Mednis from
House is holidaying at
Bernie Bass.

the 150 Mile
the home of

Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Leigh trom|¥%4er the new management of Go.
Ashcroft are visiting Mrs. Leigh's | G'@ham.

MR. and MRS. 4H. MORRIS |
and boys have returned after a hol-

mother, Mrs. A. W. Haddock.

—
Haddock is in Vancou-

Mr. A. W. iday at the coast.
ver attending the Sourdough con- MR. and MRS. D. GUNDERSON
vention,

have returned from a business trip
to Vancouver.
TERRY WILCOX returned with
a Bew lumber truck; the third one in
the district, with Roseneau and Jeng
purchasing theirs earlier in the year.
MARGE BAKER of Buffalo Creek |

MEN!

OBITUARY
CLARKE WILLIAM SPEED

August 14,1954, Clarke William
Speed, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Wesley Speed of Quesnel Lake
Lodge, Likely. Rey. Harry B. Wall-
ace conducted the private funeral
Service in the Mount Pleasant Chapel
Vancouver. Interment, Babyland.

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INENTS and 63 COMMUNITIES ix CANADA

etored to Ashoroft on Manday to
spend the day shopping and visiting
her sister. She was accompanied by
by her daughter Sharrone and Cora
Sellars who wil spend the week with
Sharrone’s aunt.

SHARRONE AND Eleanor Tubbs
are, visiting at G. Tubbs for two
weeks,

MR. ALEX RUTLEY motored to
Chilliwack to bring back his wife
who has been holidaying there with
relatives for the past two weeks

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naturally in surroundings
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