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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, August 18, 1955

OLIVER THEATRE

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday - - - August 22, 23, 24
GREGORY PECK and JANE GRIFFITHS
in
“MAN WITH A MILLION”

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

Thursday, Friday, Saturday - - - August 25, 26, 27
JOHN PAYNE and DAN DURYEA
in
“RAILS INTO LARAMIE”
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:
Jeff Chandler and Maureen O’Hara in “WAR ARROW”

NOTICE

MR. BERT LEVENS is no longer connected with
Village Water Department. People should no
disturb him in case of water trouble.

the
longer

Any person or persons. found tampering with the water
system will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
By Order

Board of Village Commissioners

BIRTHS
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At War Memorial Hospital

STICKLE — To Mr. and Mrs. John
Stickle of Williams Lake, a son,
born August 11.

FLETCHER —To Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Fletcher of 150 Mile
House, a daughter, born August

14.

MOORE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Clarencee Moore of Williams
Lake, a daughter, born August
16.

STOWELL — To Mr. and ‘rs:
Orville Stowell of Meldrum:
Creek, a son. born August 15.

MORE — To Mr. and Mrs. Edward
A. More of Williams Lake, a son,
born August 16.

At Prince George

MOORE — To Mr. and Mrs. Allan

Moore (nee Paula Weir) of
Prince George, a son, born
August 7.

|Letter to the Editor

The Rditor,
Williams Lake Tribune,
Williams Lake, B. C.
Dear Sir,

Within the past few weeks, a local
business establishment was refused a
permit to establish a tire shop on a

|lot on 3rd Avenue. The application
| was rejected by the village commts-
‘sion on the basis that the village zon-
ing would not permit this type of a
business in a residental area.

At the present time however, the

onto a used and wrecked-ear lot. The

The Home of Fine Diamonds

sight is indeed not a pleasant one.
May I ask why this should be al-
lowed in lieu of a business premises?
Truly yours, )
A. Kallaur.
; Williams Lake, B, C.
| August 16, 1955.

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| LITTLE WONDERS

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Thursday & Friday

PRODUCTS
and
PRIZES!

WILLIAMS LAKE

PHARMACY]

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~| Roads.

mother, Mrs. Alice Stober, to Kel-|
owna where Mrs. Stober will remain
with friends for a much needed rest
and holiday.

MR. and MRS. GEORGE Me-

Ancther New
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Mill In Area NAUGHTON, the Hatehery, Horsefly
Lake, returned recently from a two

Another new mill has been puilt| weeks holiday spent in Qu’Appelle,
in this district. Floyd Chapman own-| Sask. 3
er of the ‘mill, and ‘his asscciates| a¢n. and MRS ‘Roa SMITH dud
started operations August 15. The | amity of Beaver Valley are journey-
mill is located on the far end of the'l ing to the coast and will make their
c: y Ranch rer the intersec-|iome in Vietoria.
tion of the Star Lake and 108 Mile} x

; M. W. BLAIN recently purchased

the old community hall from Fred

HORSEFLY NEWS

low:

WITH THE RETURN of warm

Overton and is making extensive
renovations with the intention of
turning it into a home for his family.
Mr. Blain was recently employed at
the Gardner Sawmill.

THE FIRST PRIZE WINNER
of the State Vacuum
“COUNT THE FORDS” CONTEST
which appeared in this
Newspaper on July 21st, is:

Mr. Z. Pahoda
P.O. Box 165
Grand Forks, B. C.

Weather these past two weeks the| =
ranchers in this district are busy
making hay while the sun shines.” |

NOT ONLY do the residents of |
this district suffer from poor road
conditions around here, but the tour-
ists as well. One of the Forestry men
reported passing a frustrated Amer-
ican motorist on the Beaver Valley
road. Said the American, “man -
what a road.”

FRIENDS are pleased to learn
that Mrs. Walker Sr., mother of Bill
Walker, has rallied from her serious
illness. Mr. and Mrs. Walker return-
ed from Ashcroft much cheered by
her improved condition.

ISSAC CURRIE of the O.K. sa
mill, had the misfortune while visit-
ing in Vancouver, to be assaulted |
and robbed. Mr. Currie was found in
a serious condition and will be hos-
italized for several weeks.

BOS
APRICOTS

QUALITY

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

Apricots
For Canning
Now Available -

GROCERS

PATRICK O’CONNOR, employee

at the Calloway Ranch, took sud-

denly il] on Sunday and was rushed |
to hospital in Williams Lake that
evening.

MR. and MRS. DOUGLAS HEM-
| BROUGHT and family arrived home
‘recently from Vancouver. Little Reg- |
gie Hembrough underwent an oper-|

Back To School

ation on his eye in the Vancouver!
General Hospital. His parents report
his recovery very satisfactory.

MR. and MRS. LEN FERGUSON,
Vancouver, were guests recently of |
Mr, and Mrs. R. G. Wayne, Horsefiy |
Lake. |

MISS ERMA WILLIAMS, Magna

ay, B.C., was a recent guest of Mrs. !
Bessie Lowry. Miss Williams, form-|
erly of Miocene is at present visiting
rs, Dick Branch and other old’
friends there. Acquaintances of Miss
Williams will be sorry to hear that
her grandmother, Mrs. Pell, is a pa-
tient in the Kamloops hospital.

MR. anod MRS. MARSTON BALL, |
Burlington, Washington, sister and
brother-in-law of Fred and Herman
Hughes spent the past Week at the!
lodge and left well satsfied with a
fine catch of fish caught in Horsefly
Lake,

MR. and MRS. WALTER PALM
ER and son Richard, of Kelowna,
and Mrs. Palmer Sr. of Killaloe, Ont.,
were weekend guests of Mrs. Bessie
Lowry and family.

BETTY, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Parminter, formerly
of Horsefly, is the guest of Mr. and

Supplies

A complete
line of School Supplies
carried for every

Grade from

Mrs. Ben Gruhs for two weeks. beginner-up,
MRS. ART WALKER and family,

Winfield, B.C., are visiting Mr. Wal-

ker of the O.K. Sawmill for the re-

mainder of the summer holidays.

MR. and MRS. STAN BARRETT
have returned from a pleasant two
weeks holiday at the coast.

MRS. HARRY GIBBONS and fam-
ily, Kelowna,-are visiting Mr. Gib-
bons, owner of the O..K Sawmill, for
the remainder of the summer holi-
days,

DAN ATKINS

See our Stock
of
Leather Zipper Binders.

accompanied his

SOMETHING VERY

SPECIAL

Siete

GUARANTEED MOTHPKOOF

Also available in cardigan style in

a wide variety of colours

Borkowskki’s “evtwear

Tuesday, August 23 - - -

Saturday, August 27 - - -
MAN F

EL DORADO DRIVE-IN-

100 MILE HOUSE

Richard Widmark and Kar] Maiden in
TAKE THE HIGHGROUND
(color)

— News and Shorts —

ROM BITTER BRIDGE
— Cartoon and Shorts —

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

“NOTHING UNDER
THE SUN IS EVER
ACCIDENTAL”

= *(Author’s name below) =|

Within your own life-
time you haye noticed
how much better your
medicines help overcome
sickness and the great-~
ly increased knowledge
your Physician has to
keep you well. These
benefits are not “Acci-
dental”,

All over the world re-
search scientists are
searching for- new and
better treatments. The
Pharmaceutical indus-
try expends vast sums to
perfect a single better
drug. Almost as great a
“Miracle”, as the results
they accomplish is the
comparatively 10w cost
of medicines. You are
actually spending less
per sickness than you
ever did before.

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YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE

8-R-2
WHEN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
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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
compound yours?
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*Quotation by G. EB. Lessing
1772 - Copyright 8W155 |

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BRaANDLY’s DruG Store

JTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

The Tribune.

Unusual Opportunity

We have an opening in this district for a sales represent-
ative with some sales experience. If you are sales-ininded,
ainbitious, enthusiastic, and desire to work hard for
financial gain then you are the person we want. You must
own your own car, be married and between the ages of
28 and 40. This position has good salary plus commis-
sion and also welfare benefits. Please write giving us
full details concerning your qualifications. Box 296

Ki

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