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Thursday, November 25, 1954.

LHE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Page 6

100 MILE

P-TA Will Sponsor
Dental Clinic

: (held over)

The 100 Mile W. I. held their an-
nual meeting at the home of Mrs. S.
Findlay with the following slate of
officers being elected. Mrs. S. Smele,
president; Mrs S. Findlay, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Ballac, sec.-treas.; Mrs.
D. Scott and Mrs. J. R. Scott direct-
ors.

The baby shower was postponed
till next meeting, which will be held
at-the home of Mrs. Wasstrom. The

YEWS

lunch was served by the co-hostesses, |

Mrs. M. Lysac and Mrs. S. Findley.
EXETER, LONE BUTTE and LAC

LA HACHE section men have finished
putting in two switches at Exeter for
the Cariboo Manufacturing Co.

MR. and MRS.-ERIC ROBINSON
are at 100 Mile visiting friends here
and Eric plans to do some hunting
before returning to Vancouver.

THE TELEPHONE BUILDING has
been painted on the inside and a new
porch is to be added.

A MEETING was held Tuesday
evening to discuss the possibility of
building a curling rink here.

Bridge Lake fie

BRIDGE LAKE Farmers Institute
held a succesful card party on No-
vember 20, at the home of Mr. and

ee Amos Kalloch.

MISS DOROTHY McMILLAN, who

‘grandparents Mr.

is serving in the C.A.F. in Ontario, is
‘spending a month’s leave with her
and Mrs. BE. W.
Hodges.

MRS. WEBB has returned with a
son who born recently in the
Royal Inland Hospital at Kamloops.

AT A well-attended meeting in the
elementary school at Bridge Lake
school entertainment committee wa
elected as follows: D. M. Thomason,

school representative for Sonth
Bridge Lake. Mrs. A, 2. Brookes,
school representative for _North

Bridge Lake. The school representa-
tive for Roe Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Burtt,

teacher: Malm and Mrs. Noyeta
Leavitt of Roe Lake. C. J. Faessler
and “Mrs. Amos Kalloch of North

Bridge Lake. Mrs. Mable Hansen and
W. Greenall of South Bridge Lake.
This committee will lookeafter rais-

ing funds for the Community Christ-
mas Tree, providing certain sports
equipment for the schools and under-
take the raising of funds to send the
children to the annual Music Festival
in Kamloops nex! i

(delayed)
A BABY GIRL (Lilian Mary), 7%
was born to Mr. and Mrs, EE.
Ross of Redstone, Wednesday at the
Red. Cross Hospital.

DON GILL, Murray Taylor and
George Specht of 100 Mile House
were visitors at Alexis Creek for the
weekend.

SAM BARROWMAN, George Ches-
ney and son George spent a week at
the coast on a business trip.

QUITE A FEW local residents at-

1951
or logging.

1953,

radio;

dark blue, this car is

priced at $2475.00.

and air conditioner.

ERVICE SPECIgg
ante * 5

Chevrolet

1919 CHEVROLET DE LUXE
underseat ‘heater.
guaranteed. A real good family car, only $1175.00

Pontiac

INTERNATIONAL L182. Will-have new rubber.
Cab and finish as new. Ideal truck for lumber haul
SACRIFICE PRICE $9750.00

FORD 14%4-TON PICKUP. In very good condition.
AN OUTSTANDING BUY $1450.00

November Clearance
_ at MUST GO Prices!

1952 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP. Condition as new. — -
NOVEMBER SALE PRICE $1450.00

1953 METEOR SEDAN DELIVERY. In show room con-
dition. Has radio, air conditioner and many extras.

This unit packs a 30-day warranty.
NOVEMBER SALE $1825.00

This Week’s Truck Special
1952 GMC 14-ton Pick-up — Has two-tone paint job.
A real steal for somebody

$1095.00

—tTake Your Pick ... Truck Specials

3 1949 Chevrolet 1-ton Pick-ups on the lot. These units are
ideal for logging crummiés or Ranch work
Take your pick — Any One for $800.00

SE - Has custom
Motor overhauled~ &

CHEVROLET 2-DOOR TORPEDO SEDAN. A nice
clean car. NOVEMBER SALE SPECIAL $1275.00

1952 BUICK SEDAN. Low mileage and finished in lovely

equipped with radio, air con-

ditioner, aud safety white wall tires. This car was,
REDUCED FOR SALE TO $9300.00
FORD SEDAN. In real good condition, has radio

YOU CAN’T GO WRONG ON THIS ONE at $1095.00

AS IS Finance

Used Car Bargains

1951 STUDEBAKER SEDA)
a late model car at a great reduction.
1951 WILLYS STATION WAGON.
and tires ‘excellent.
1954 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN SEDAN, This unit.was

driven by G.M. Vancouver zone as demonstrator.
glide transmission,
power brakes, power steering, windshield washer,
Kleenex container, signals.
beautiful 2-tone Pablo Tan

Has power

8,000 miles. Original

model was $3525.00. WE WILL TAKE $9700.00
Your Saving $825.00

Company Seizures

These units can be seen on our used car lot

1948 Kaiser

4-door sedan

$375.00

1946 Chevrolet 4-door sedan $375.00

1946 Oldsmobile 98 sedan - radio.
conditioner and many extr

Pay As You Drive

Get your car ready for winter; Have major overhaul
add new tires; accessories—and do it all
for $10 a month — using the G.M.C. Budget Plan.
Inquire at the office about the advantages of this

work done;

Special Plan designed for your needs.

Oldsmobile

Williams Lake Motors Ltd.

Buick Vauxhall

Here’s your chance to get
ONLY $1075.00

Appearance
SALE PRICE $1095.00

air conditioner,

This car is done in
and hss only done
cost of this outstanding

4

G.M.C. Trucks

tended the Big Creek dance and re-
ported a very enjoyable evening.

T. C. LEE was elected representa-
tive at ‘the annual ratepayers meet-
ing Wednesday night. He replaces
Mrs. R. Haines, who has been repre-
sentative for the past year.

THE Christmas Tree Dance held
week was very enjoyable, al-
though only a sinall crowd turned
out. The peppy music kept thin
going till the wee sma’ hours. Thanks
to the donations of a few kind people
the committee was able to meet ex-
penses. The winning raffle tickets
will be drawn -at the Christmas
Concert.

THE NEW R.C.M.P. building is
nearing completion. It will be ready
for occuancy by the end of the week.

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to Apply
Yo Purchase Land
In Land Recording District of

Quesnel and situate on north shore
Lake and north of

e notice that John Holland
of Williams Lake, L.C., occupation
placer miner, intends to apply for
permission to purchase the follow-
ing described lands:
Commencing at a post planted
4 chains east of mouth of unnamed
creek east of Winkley Creek and
at 2400 foot level thence 10 chains
west; thence south-easterly along
lakéshore to point of commence-
ment and containing 10 acres,
more or less. :
The purpose for which the land
is required is campsite.
John Holland,
F. B. Bass Ltd.,
Williams Lake, B.C. agent.
Dated October 21, 1954.

DLA ACT

Notice of Intention to Apply
To Purchase Land

In Land Recording District of
Quesnel and situate on the Horse-
fly to Williams Lake road, approxi-
mately one mile west of Horsefly.

Take notice that Jacob Jake
Janzen, of Horsefly, B.C., occupa-
tion sawmill sawyer, intends to
apply for permission to purchase
the following described lands:

Commencing at a post planted:
forty chains north of the south-
west corner of private land No.
2562, thence 20 chains south;
thence 20 chains west; thence 20
chains north; thence 20 chains
east and containing forty acres,
more or less.

The purpose’ for which the land
is required is for a homesite and
a small farm.

Jacob Jake Janzen.
Dated November Sth, 1954.

LAND ACT ~
Notice of Intention to Apply
To Purchase Land

In Land Recording District of
Quesnel, B.C., and situate on Ques-
nel Lake, east side.

T notice that Evelyn Hale,
of West Vancouver, occupation
housewife, intends to apply for
permission to purchase the follow-
ing described lands:

mmiencing at a post planted
approximately 660’ south of ‘the
southwest corner post of lot 11279
and at the 2400 foot level, thence
10 chains east; thence 5 chains
south; thence 10 chains west:
thence 5 chains north and contain-
ing 12 acres, more or less.

The purpose for which the land
is required is summer home.

Evelyn Maud Hale.
Dated November 6th, 1954.

More Classifieds

(Continued from page 4)

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to Apply
Yo Purchase Land
In Land Recording District of

Quesnel and situate on Hawks
Creek, north of 158 Mile House,
B.C.

Takek notice that Thomas Lyle
Johson, of Williams Lake, B.
occupation rancher, intends t
apply for permission to purchase
the following described lands:

Commencing at a post planted
about 80 chains north of the NW
corner of Lot 11502, Cariboo Dis-
trict, thence north 80 chains;
thence west 80 chains; thence
south $0 chains; thence east 80
chains and containing 640 acres,
more or less,

The purpose for which the land
is required is ranching.

Thomas Lyle Johnson,
F. Ba’

Williams Lake, B
Dated November 12, 1954.

LAND ACT

Notice of Intention to Apply
To Rurchase Land .-

In Dand Recording District of
Quesnel and situate on Mitchell
Bay on Quesnel Lake.

Take notice that Louise V. Fet-
ters of Horsefly, B.C., occupation
housewife, intends to apply for
permission to purchase the follow-
ing described lands:

Commencing at a post planted
about 40 chains north of an un-
named creek in Mitchell Bay and

at 2400’ level, thence 5 chains
north; thence 20 chains east;
thence 10 chains south; thence;

thence west to lakeshore, ‘thence
northwesterly to point of com-
mencement and containing 17
acres, more or less.

The purpose for which the land
is required is homesite and pasture.
Louise V. Fetters,
Williams Lake, B.C., agent.
F. B. Bass Ltd.,

Dated October 25, 1954.

Turkey
Shoot

Sunday, Dec.5

10 a.m.

Se ee ee
Bailey’s Range
4 miles north of town on
Mountain House Cut-off
Skill and Novelty Matches
Open Sights or Any Sights
Hunting Rifles or Bull Guns
Bows & Arrows or Air Guns

Sponsored by
Cariboo Marksmen

B. F. Goodrich
FACTORY-METHOD

size - 6.70N15,

Tread - conventional

C & S Tire

choice of famous:
¥ SILVERTOWN TREAD
OR

MUD-SNOW
Vv WINTER TREAD

pes WN 10-day /

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Service Ltd.

Complete Tire Service

Phone 27-R-2

Williams Lake