Thursday, December 9, 1954.

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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Travel: A record 13,786,500 cars
and trucks crossed the border into
Canada from the United States in
1953. a

Mental patients in institutions and
psychiatrist units outnumber all the
patients in all the public hospitals
of Canada by more than 10 per cent.

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CLUB HEARS REPORT ON BAZAAR .

In spite of a driving rain eleven
members of the Jolly Hours Club met
at the home of Mrs. Charles Gaglardi
for their special business meeting
and heard the financial report of the
bazaar and dance of October 30th.
From the $145.000 received all the
gifts were purchased and expenses
paid leaving a small balance. It was
decided to hold a court whist party
December 4th at Mrs. Walter Olson’s
and draw for the hand crocheted
tablecloth for which tickets have
been on sale. There will be a second
draw for a crocheted wrist bag made
and donated by Mrs. Pitre and third
draw for a satin cushion by Mrs. W.
Olson.

Jt was suggested by Mrs. B. Spen-
cer MeNeil that the club’s financial
efforts this winter be directed toward
the purchase of playground equip-
ment which was favourably received
by the members.

Regret was felt by all on being
informed of the illness of Mrs. R. A.
Pitre. On December 11th the. club

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will meet at Mrs. Hartwig’s to wrap
the Christmas gifts and on December
15th a business meeting will be held
at Mrs. B. Spencer MeNeil’s.

A BUSINESS FLIGHT to Mahood
Lake Forestry station was made re-

cently by George Stringer, gover
ment fisheries biologist and T. R.
Broadland, ant Forester from
Kamloops. They were piloted by

James Marshall.

=MISSES Joan, Donna and Lynne
MeNeil motored from home to Kam-
loops Sunday for dental attention,
returning Monday evening to Wil-
liams Lake.

LAST MONDAY the “Beaver”
Pacific Western aiylines piloted by
James Marshall called at Mahood
Lake and Murtle Lake Forestry sta-
tions to pick up the park representa-
tives Chas. Gaglardi and Robert Mil-
Jer enroute to upper Clearwater to
attend a meeting of the park per-
sonnel last Tuesday. Adverse weather
conditions delayed their return until
Saturday.

WHILE OUT HUNTING last week
Leonard Larson of Roe Lake suffered
a gun shot wound in his arm.

R. A. PITRE and Jimmie spent a
week end recently at their Canim
Lake home.

MRS. SHEILA THOMPSON of
Ucluelet is in Vancouver visiting her
daughter Mrs. R. A. Pitre, who is ill.

SHEL. STOREY has completed his
shipment of ties to Netherlands Over-
seas Sawmill at Lone Butte. They
avere trucked by Gary,Davis. MeNel's
mil] has been shipping lumber to
Exeter by Flaherty’s trucks but road
conditions have prevented any lum-
ber hauling for the past week and
mills are closed.

McMILLANS have opened ‘their
logging camp at Canim Lake. Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn McMillan and Mr. and
Mrs. Dowl Monette are now living
there.

MISS GENEVIEVE ARNOLD who,
while on vacation for the past two
months, has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Gaglardi, left last
Saturday for her home in Vancouver.

A. S. BARKER and son Julian,
with Jim Ward and a guest from
Vancouver are sending a few days at
Wells Gray camp. Olaf Thrones also
Faccompanied them.

MR. and MRS. GLENN MeMILLAN
and Mr. and Mrs. Dow] Monette are
operating MeMillah’s logging camp.
Glenn has enlarged their trailer
home by the addition of a room.

SAWMILING the past week has
been at a standstill due to the wet
weather. For several of the workers
bunting and guiding have been re-
warding and enjoyable. Mill work has
been resumed with the present clear
frosty weather and hard roads. A
little snow is seen in some parts and
thermometers register down to 15°
above at night and barely up to freez~
ing during the day.

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Possibility that iron deposits on his farm near Marmora, Ont.,

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HORSEFBY

Recent Bride
Honoured At Tea

Mrs. J. N. Williams entertained at
a tea on November 26th, in honour
of her daughter-in-law Mrs. J. C.
Williams whose marriage took place
recently. After some lively contests,
the hostess served delicious refresh-
ments to the following guests: Mrs.
M. D. Gruhs, Mrs. D. Dewees, Mrs.
B. Gruhs, Mrs. B. Lowry, Mrs. H.
Gurr, Mrs. S. Barrett, Mrs. F. Hooke:
Mrs. J. Wyllie, Mrs. A. Stober, Mrs.
G. Hockley, ,Mrs. E. Dewees, Mrs. A.
Gardner and Mrs. M. L. Gibbons.

THE SYMPATHY of this commun-
ity is extended to Mrs..Kroener and
family in the passing of O. Kroener,
who had been a resident of this dis-
trict for the pas ee

THIS COMMUNITY was saddened
by the tragic accident at Fetters’
Sawmill which took the life of young
Dan Bobbett. The remains were ship-
ped to Tulameen for interment in the
family plot.

A SUCCESSFUL DANCE to raise
funds for a Christmas tredt for local
children was put on by the Com-
munity Club here Saturday.

CECIL FORD, Lebanon, Oregon,
is the guest of the Roy Standleys.

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state is hunting with Fred Hooker.

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Quite a number of hunters have come
in for the opening of the cow moose
season.

MR. and MRS. TUPPER SMITH.
Vancouver, were up and had as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.

STAN BARRET and RAY MILLER
have gone on their respective trap
lines in the Quesnel Lake mountains.

LEN WALTERS, Kamloops, is the

guest of his family, the Glenn
Walters.
HAROLD THOMPSON, Oyama,

Clare Gibbons, Winfield and Wayne
Gibbons, Okanagan Centre. are stay-
ing at OF wmills while they do
some hunting.

MRS. G. L. GUASTEN accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. M, L. Gibbons to Wil-
liams Lake. Mrs. Gibbons attended
the school trustees’ meeting there.

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FROM
WILLIAMS LAKE
TO One Return
Way Trip
Kamloops $6.15 $11.10
Revelstoke 10.05
Kelowna 9.40
Penticton ALTO:
Vancouver 11.25
Cranbrook — 18.30

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