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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, August 4, 1955.

—=OLIVER THEATRE=

August 8, 9, 10

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday -

DONALD O'CONNOR and JULIA ADAMS
in
“FRANCIS JOINS THE WACS”

Comedy and News Show starts at 8:30 p.m.

Thursday, Friday, § aturday --- August 11, 12, 13

VAN JOHNSON and JOANN DRU
in
“SIEGE OF RED RIVER”
Comedy and News Thursday show at 8:30 p.m.

TWO COMPLETE PROGRAMS
EACH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT
First show at 6:45 — Second show at 8:45
Children admitted to second show only when accompanied by Parents

Thursday, Friday, Saturday this week;
Fernando Lans and Rhoda Fleming in “JTVARO”

__ LEARNS IMPORTANCE OF BEING SIR GEORGE

LAC LA HACHE NEWS
———— _

New Sub-division
Ready On Lake

Subject to approval by the public
works engineer of the roads to the
lakeshore property, the lots of Mr.
Gilbert Forbes are ready to go on the
market.

The lots have a lake frontage of
120 feet with a 200 foot depth. Thers

are eight 66 ft road allowances to
the lake and a gravelled road of the
same width connecting all lots with
the highway. The springs which were
encountered when the road building
was being done should give ample
water supply.

The roads were completed July 16
by Felker Dozing of Lac La Hache.

MR. GILBERT SMITH spent three
days of last week with his in-laws
(the Forbes) of Lac La Hache. His
wife, the former Elizabeth Forbes |
who had been spending a few weeks|

with her parents returned with him
on Sunday to Victoria.

MRS. MURIEL BOYD and Mrs.
Gilbert Forbes attended the christen-
ing of the forme?’s grandchild: at
Kamloops, Sunday, July 24.

MR. W. E. WALKDEN is spending
the summer at Lae La Hache 122.4
Mile.

THOMAS BARTON of Cuesnel
Plumbing was in the viciniy over
the weekend.

MR. BE. C. DAUGHERTY returned
from the coast July 22. He ‘3 build-
ing a house on Lac La Hacl:s.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fry of Kam-
loops left today after a shc
with the latter’s paren
Mrs. Stan Wood. They w isit
with Mr. Fry’s mother, Mrs. E. Lock-
wood of Lac La Hache on their re-
turn trip.

350 CLUB
Bonus Member
R. Richardson

Scliteive $5000

3dicmonds $55.00
Sclitawe $75.00
2 diomends $9000

Selitsive $90.00

Solitcire $110.00

English corved 3/stone $170.00

L152 3/stone diomond $160.00

CLASSIC SIMPLICITY

Guaranteed and Registered Diamonds
‘ Convenient Terms

Budget Accounts

UNEXCELLED

FOR WET WEATHER

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Waterproof ‘‘DRY-BAC”? Clothing

If you work outdoors you'll appreciate the
rain-turning qualities of PIONEER BRAND
Water Proofs - Buy them at

Borkowski’s “easweat

Sutue when his Scottish
ago, but George, age 1

George Grant-Suttle, of; Sussex, N.B., became Sir George
ral s Si cuus:

didn’t realize the importance of
Sir George until he visited the estate, Balgone and Preston-

yeai
being

grange, on Scotlands’ east coast for the first time recently
he had inherited a 500-year-old mansion,

found that wilh the title
five farms and 2,000 acres of,

fence as you see. Said Sir George,
finish my education
for me I shall return very soon.

but if 1 decide that Scotland is the place

—Central Press Canadian Photo”

in, the 17th baronet, died seven

He

He reacted by hurdling the
I have to go back to Canada to

ALEXIS CR

K NEWS

Trap Donated
For New Gun Club

A trap shoot club has now been
formed among the men in and around
Alexis Creek. The trap was donated
to the club by Tom Gardner of Chil-
co Lake Lodge. The club member-
ship now stands at 15 with many
more proposing to join.

MR. and MRS. DUKE MARTIN
and Verna have returned hore after
@ motor trip to Calgary and other
points. They also took in the Calgary

Stampede.
MISS VALERIE JAMES and@ Miss

. Bill Telford for the past few
weeks. c

MR. AND MRS. BUD ELLIS, of
“wson Creek were the guests ;of
Ken Walmsley this

and Mrs.
past week.

A PAREWELL party was held in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Bar-
rowman in honour of Perey and
Betty Pigeon who leave shortly to
make their new home in England. A
very nice time was held by all. Mr.
Barrowman showed his very in-
teresting pictures of their Australia
trip. ot

MRS. BINGHAM of Victoria dhd
Mrs. Trevor Enstone of Summerland
qwere guests last week of Mr. - and
Mrs. T. G. Harvey Sr. Mrs. Enstone
is Mrs. Harvey’s aunt. i

ANOTHER interesting guest of
Mr. and Mrs, T. G. Harvey was Miss
Peggy Neeley from Chilliwack. Miss
Neeley is a shipboard friend of the
Harveys made on their last trip to
Ireland in 1950.

A COMMUNITY Club Meeting
was held last Monday with Mrs.
Irene Bliss, vice-president in the

chair. The Community Hall was the
main topie of discussion, also plans
for a booth at the Fall Fair were!
discussed. =|

MR. ANN MR. KEN HOPKINS are
coming along nicely with their
buildings with the foundation fin-
ished for their proposed coffee shop
and living quarters. Ken hopes ‘to
have five units of his motel com-
pleted by this fall.

BILLY GIBBS passed through

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital

MATTON — To Mr. and Mrs. Rol-
land Matton of Lac La Hache, a
daughter, born July 28.

VAGEOIS — To Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Vageois of Forest Grove,
a daughter, born July 29.

SOOTHERAN — To Mr, and Mrs.
John Sootheran of Williams
Lake, a son horn Augus

DUNCAN — To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Dunean of Canoe Creek, a
daughter, born August 2.

OVERTON — To Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Overton of 159 Mile House.

a son, born August 3.

SCHUK — To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Schuk of Tatla Lake, a son, born
August 3,

here on his way up country to visit
with John Webb at Clearwater.

MR. and MRS. ED. PIGEON ar-
rived home from Kamloops where
they accompaniéd their son and
daughter in law and grandchildren.

Better Service
Better Quality
Better Value

always at. .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

Perey and family sailed from Mont-
reai Wednesday on the first lap of

their journey to England.

WE ARE ALL SORRY to hear of
the passing of Mr. Yoxall of Puntzi
Leke. Mr. Yoxall was a familiar fig-
ure here and always had a happy
smile for everyone.

More About Artists

(Continued from Page 1)
man’s Town; Say a Little Prayer:
Derinode (in Gaelic); The Rose of’
Tislee; Kitty My Lover, and Ireland
Mother Ireland from “Song of My
Heart" starring John McCormack.

Cristopher Lynch was born Rath-
keale, County Limerick, and has fol-
lowed his career from an early age.
At 21 he was a recognized concert
star. On hearing the young man,
John McCormack decided to help
him out and sent Lynch to Dublin to
study with his own teacher. The
famous Irish tenor continued to take
a lively interest in the budding car-
eer of Christopher Lynch right up to
the time of his death in 1945. He
left his protege, among other items.
his favorite evening wardrobe, in-
cluding a collection of monagram-
ed waistcoats. Lynch and McCor-
mack in his prime were about the
same size, physically, and sometimes
Christopher Lynch, with typicial Irish
sentimentality wears one of the fine
waistcoats for his own concerts,
“just for luck.”

Bad road conditions kept many
country people away from the con-
cert, but about 225 were on hand to
enjoy the show.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

SITUATIONS WANTED - FEMALE
WIDOW with 2 boys wants house-
keeping job. Apply Boy 292 The!
Tribune.

HELP WANTED FEMALE
FULLY EXPERIENED Housekeeper
wanted. Prefer middle aged wom
an. No objection one. or two chil-
dren. State salary required in re

ply to Box , The Tribune.

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There’s nothing like snap-

“WHERE DID YOU

COME FROM BABY.
DEAR”

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All babies come from

“Heaven, and everybody
wants to make certain

shots to re-live those fun- that Baby’s life is a
filled’ days of summer. Using “Heaven on Earth.”
KODAK film and a KODAK Therefore even before

Baby is born your phy-
sician advises Mother
about diet and vitamins
to give Baby the right
start.

We all love Babies
here, and are ever on the
alert to make certain we
hhave the necessary med-

camera you can be sure-of
faithful reproduction.

For Kodak

Cameras and Films
including

° icines and health-aids
Movie Cameras that will keep Baby
See Our: Stock g healthy and happy.

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YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE

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WHEN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
e
Pick up your prescrip-
_tion if shopping near us,
or let us deliver prompt-
ly without extra charge.
A great many people en-
trust us with the respon-
sibility of filling their
prescriptions. May we
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Copyright

Branpty’s Druc Store

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

Notice of Intention to Apply
To Purchase Land

In Land Recording District of
Quesnel and situate about three
miles from the Village of _Wil-
Niams Lake known as part of the
old holding grounds.

Take notice that Melvin I. Me-

Kinney, of Soda Creek, B.C., 0

tolowing d :
Commencing at a post planted

at North West corner of Lot A
9849. also South East corner of
Lot 5724, the chains
thence north thence

west
to point of commencement, and
containing 20 acres, more or less.
- : Skipp & Langley,
_ per H. Lee Skipp,
Agents for Melvin E. McKinney.
Dated July 4, 1955.

EL DORADO DRIVE-IN
"100 MILE HOUSE

Anegust 9th ---
Howard Keel
“DESPERZ
— News and Shorts —

Tuesday.

and Jane Greer in
TE SEARCH”

Saturday, August 13th ---
Rock Hudson and Jane Wyman in
“MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION”
In Technicolor

Show Starting 'Time: Sundown (Not before 9:00 p-m.)