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Attending a fashion show in

| Queen Elizabeth's embroidered

London, Princess Margaret be- collar also caused comment in

came the centre of -style-con-

fashion circles. The embroidery

scious eyes herself as she ap-|was repeated on the pockets of

peared in this jaunty hat and
modelled this fur stole.

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Shuredep, November 88, 1884,

Wie CRIETNE, WILLIAMS LABS, au,
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Lone Butte News

MISS WINNIFRED JENNER, ex-

Pulle Works read crew gave the matn| wind took away the snow. The wea- Hospital,
street a coat of gravel.

|
THE Hospital Auxiliary held a
ON Wednesday Miss Mary Kartner, | meeting on Sunday azternoon to make

ther all week has been very mild.
WEDNESDAY afternoon we had a

ceutive secretary of Red Cross head-| snow flurry, just enough 10 make it’ public health nurse of Williams Lalke | final plans for the Supper and Bazaar
quarters, Vancouver, was a visitor at| slippery. Wednesday night a strong) hela a Baby Clinic at the Outpost] to be held November 27 in the hall.

the Outpost Hospital for a few days.

MRS. M. McLAUGHLIN has re-
vigned as nurse at the Outpost Hos-
pisal and is leaving Lone Butte on
Friday moning’s train for Vancouver.

MISS MOLLY LEE, R.N. is the
temporary nurse in charge at the
Outpost Hospital. Miss Lee is from
Devonshire, England and has nursed
for a year at the Lillooet Hospital,
also a year at Hudson's Hope hospital.

WEDNESDAY MORNING Novem-
ber 17th gave Lone Butte a flurry of
excitement when two carioads of
R.C.M.P. passed through on their
way to the Unicorn Ranch on Horse
Lake. There they captured the two
men suspected of committing the
armed robbery at the Fify-nine Mile
on November 15th,

ONY , the Department of

CANIMAHOOD NEWS
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JOLLY HOURS CLUB

At the monthly busniess meeting
of the Jolly Hours Club Miss Vivian
Higgins was hostess, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Mary Higgins at their
home. Present were ten member, one
visitor and two new members, Mr:
A. G. Naismith and Mrs. Ray Flah-
erty. Mrs. J. Hogan presided. Detai?s
for the forthcoming )azaar were
completed, Mrs. Edward Higgins, Mrs.
Reuben Roberts, Mrs. Clias. Gaglardi
being named a committee for display
and sale of the large and miscel-
Janeous collection of contributions.

THE bazaar and masquerade dance
in Canim Lake East school house
were a huge success, approximatel
thirty couples enjoying the merry-
making and making a clean sweep of
the many practical and decorative
goods on sale. Among many outsiders
present were several from Bridge and
Roe Lake, Bill Richardson and BI-
mer Higgins from Vancouver who re-
turned home next day; Miss Gail
Pelkey and Miss Rosemary Hannay
from Williams Lake, who spent the
weekend visiting respectively at R
Flaherty’s and B. Spencer McNeil’s.
Harold Hartwig was floor manager
and violinist Joe Leslie played the
guitar and Malcolm Miller the accor-
dion. There was a great variety of
costumes. Prizes were received hy
Mrs. Ray Flaherty as a squaw for the
ladies best costume and by Walter
Olson as a chef for men’s best.

AMID GAY SEASONAL decorations
which were the work of the students
at Canim Lake east school Mrs. Logan
was hostess at a jolly Hallowe’en
party when games and treats of candy

joyed by the students and pre-school
children.

SCHOOL and HOMES at Canim
Lake east and Mahood Lakes received
visits last week from Miss Kartner
who administered shots where re-
quired and Mr. Watson, welfare
officer of Williams Lake.

MR. and MRS. HERB MeNEIL
have moved into their new dwelling
at McNeil Guest Ranch. B. Spencer
MeNeil and H. M. MeNeil were truck-
ing cattle to Lore Butte this week
for shipment.

KEN LYNCH of Santa Barbara and
Bud Nick of Seattle have been recent
visitors at Edward Higgins’. Mi.
Lynch purchased a piece of land from
Mr. Higgins as a site for a summer
home. :

MR. and MRS. BOBBIE ROBERTS
ad family arrived last Wednesday by

isi Mr. and Mrs. V. R.
Roberts and Mr. and Mrs.
Roberts.

DURING the fine fall weather hay
and vegetable harvests were com-
pleted and the-PWD did much good
on the roads.

GLEN McMILLAN, Alex McMillan
ad Dow] Monette are staying at K. RB.

Annual Meeting

War Memorial
Arena Society

will be held in the

Municipal Hall

Friday, Nov. 26

8 p.m.

PLANS BAZAAR

Higgins’ while preparing their camp
for continuing logging operations at
Canim Lake.

TWO American bioloists who got
their moose in Wells Grey Park last
week flew to Mahood Lake Forestry

resident biologist Ralph Ritcey.

KENNETH HIGGINS is eutting
and hauling ‘Christmas trees, having
a contract from Inland Distributors
Lid.

LAST WEEKEND Mrs. B. Spencer
MeNeil, motored to Kamloops for
medical and dental care for Lynne,
Neil and Dean who accompanied her.

MR. and MRS. LORNE A. McKEN-
NEDY and family from Kershfelt's
mill, Lone Butte motored to Mahood
Lake on business last Sunday.

CECIL HIGGINS was a business
visitor in the district this week.

station accompanied by Les Cook and:

Dog Creek News

MR. C. S. RHODES paid the com-
munity a visit Thursday in his ca-
pacity of Post Office Inspector.

J. S. PLACE returned home Firday
after visiting at coast points,

DAVE GRAHAM is back at the
Circle S after a summer spent in the
Hazelton district.

WE ARE PLEASED to learn our
district representative on matters
educational, Hilary Place, was re-
electéd to the chairmanship of the
Board of School Trustees at the Area
Representatives meeting held in
town Saturday. Hilary has been a
very regular attender at ‘all official
gatherings during his tenure of office.

EVERYONE hereabouts seems to |
be wishing the mild spell will last

Our Best Wishes

to

BEATH MOTORS (WILLIAMS LAKE) LTD.

on the opening this week
of their new service station
and garage —we wish them
every success in their new

business

Neufeld Bros. Garage

until Christmas, at least.

and pop corn balls were en-

Sed

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FORD-MONARCH DEALER

ANNOUNCING

Ha, Sees gs ig

: dhe ofpotntment of

Beath Motors (Williams Lake) Ltd.

Ford and Monarch Cars ¢ Ford Trucks

Anglia, Prefect, Consul and Zephyr Cars e Thames Tricks.
Genuine Ford Parts for all Ford of Canada Products

appointed member into the Canada-wide
family of Ford-Monarch Dealers. The
principals and staff of the new dealership
are experienced businessmen and auto-
motive experts—their facilities for serving
you are complete and modern—and back
of these service facilities is the sincere desire

to earn your patronage and confidence:
Owners of Ford and Monarch cars, Ford
Trucks and all Ford of Canada Products
will find the new dealership a friendly,
convenient centre for all their sales and
service needs—and owners of other makes,
too, will enjoy experiencing the high
“Ford-Monarch standard” of quality ser=
vice. Drop in and get acquainted soon,

Fes of Canada.is proud
to welcome this newly

1954 Ford Crestline Sedan

1954 Monarch Lucerne Sedan

FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED .

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