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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE REPORTS
ON CATTLE SHIPMENTS, DISEASE CONTROL

Shipments of cattle in 1953 trom
British Columbia were 63,419 head,
an increase of 8.045 over 1952, ac-
cording to the annual report of the
Department of Agriculture.

Of this figure the Cariboo district
contributed 16,784 head, down 2,511
from the 1952 figure and 3,821 less
than was shipped in 1951.

Of the 1953 total for Carihoo, Wil-
liams Lake handled 10,120
Alexis Creek, Quesnel, Soda Cre
Lac La Hache, Clinton, 100 Mile

House and Graham Siding accounted
for 5.874, and Lillooet, Pavilion,
Bridge Lake, Lone Butte for 790,

The annual report also carries an
account on warble-fily control in the
Cariboo, written by District Agricul
turist Joe Walsh. Reports Mr. Walsh:
“The warble-fly control program was
carried out through this office with a
total of 16,000 head of cattle being
treated. Generally throughout the
Cariboo the incidence of warble-fiy
is getting steadily less each year, and
reports from buyers indicate the
damage to carcasses is now relatively
light. The overall picture has im-
proved considerably in- recent years
and it is now a rare occasion when
one sees cattle stampeded by hee}-
flies.”

WILLIAMSLAKE
Dry CLEANERS

3 day Seruice

Lone Butte News

WEDNESDAY MORNING Sept. 29
save Lone Butte its first snow fiurry
this fall. Thursday morning 7 a.m.

VL ERERERS nice warm day. Sunday morning; Oc-
tober 3rd the thermometer registered
10 degrees above zero.
MR. OTTO BREMER of Hanover,

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1|Place near Guess, Again Lake. Mr.
: Bremer intends to bring his family
out to Canada next spring.
| MR. DON N. GOW, is the relieving
jMgent at the PGB station while the
| Brie Watts are on vacation,

MR. and MRS. CLARE and Mildred
Brown are the new owners of the
Unicorn Guest Ranch on Horse Lake,

The Uniorm will be open this fall for
TWO GREAT SERVICES hunters, The Browns were formerly

in the retail~ lumber business at
Haney. Slim Howay, a former rodeo
rider is their foreman. The Unicorn
wishes to extend a cordial jnvitation
to all neighbors to visit them.

MR. and MR. MIKE ZOMAR wish
to express their thanks and appreci-
ation to everyone who helped them
at the time of their loss by fire.

MR. and MRS. HAROLD D. BECK
have taken over the Jack Wolfgang
Place and are busy getting settled.
They have four children, two boys
and two girls. Two of the children
are going to school. The Becks are
from Bamfield on Vancouver Island.

LITTLE Johnnie Sahlstrom is

Calvary Tabernacle
October 11th

2:30 Afternoon Meeting
7:30 Evangelistic Meeting

MRS. P. A. GAGLARDI

GUEST SPEAKER

Other Churches in
North Okanagan and
. Cariboo taking part

YOU ARE INVITED

Pastor: Rev. C. Fawcett

home from Williams Lake Hospital.

byures You

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Because he is not limited to any one
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THE INSURANCE AGENTS’
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The northern community of Hud-
son's Hope has taken the lead in
turning out the age of radio, whimsi-
cally reports the Alaska Highway
News. If the other 5,000,000 or more
radio set owners in Canada follow
Hudson's Hope, radio will become a
thing of the past.

Unele Dudley Shaw, highly re-
Spected’ oldtimer and leader of the
intelligensia of the Hope, has had
radio before him on trial for some
months. The trial ended this week
and the radio was found guilty on
several counts. Listed by Uncle Dud-
ley, radio is guilty of the following:

A. Total disregard for the truth in
Presenting claims of patent medicine,
patent foods and gadgets,

B. Making the word “love” a thing
to cause shudders.

C. Over-emphasis of the claims of
various soaps, cleansers and deter-
gents,

D. Frightening women with con-
stant references to People's bodies,
odors, tensions and requirements,

E. Too many gramaphéne records.

F. Base tastes in music, :

G. Nerve wracking murder stories,
divorce episodes, getty-up westerns
and bang-bang stuff.

“Ihave nothing against cB,”
said Uncle Dudley, “since we rarely
Bet our CBC stations at the Hope. My
indictment is largely against the
American stations. I don’t care whe-
ther you have government owned or
Private stations. I am out of radio
and shall stay out.”

Mr. Shaw resides on a high hank
of the mighty Peace River in a neat
cabin. He lives alone with his books
and his nature studies and his gar-
den.

To register his great desire to see

WE'D LIKE TO KNOW

Social items are always wel-
comed by The Tribune news
staff. If you are going on a trip,
Just arrived back from one,
have visitors, held a tea party,
just pick up your telephone and
call 56-R-3 or 56-R-4,

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ESKIMO GIRLS TRAIN AS NURSES’ AIDES

Their long journey from the Arctie Circle completed, these
happy young Eskimo girls are ready lo begin training as nursing
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PROGRAMS OR COMMERCIALS, BOTHERING YOU?
— FOLLOW LEAD OF HUDSON'S HOPE

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAE, B.C.

Thursday, October 7, 1954,

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masted. He wielded a wicked Pliers
on the wires and pulled his receving
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to the edge of the Peace River chasm
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