Wednesday, Aigust 21,1957 NE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C, - Rage 7

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-. Soccer Team Goes To Quesnel | 28 SE PG WEEE TAR
Planned soccer game in town In, the second half Guesnel Local Riders Outstanding

last Sunday between a Kamloops evened up the game in quick *
eleven and the local Maple Leats time and for the last 20 minutes és S
fell through when the southern players on both ‘sides began At Quesnel Race Meet
club sent word they could not running out of steain in the hot
el enough players for the trip. | afternoon sun. Standout for the ‘
The Maple Leafs cranked up Leafs were goalie H. Wolf and EMBERS of the Williams Lake Trail Riders won

a quick game with Quesnel and Peter Moifat. M or placed in every event they entered last Satur-
travelled north for the tilt.| This Sunday the Leafs travel day at Quesnel when the Trail Riders of that centre
Result was a 2-2 tie, | to Kamloops tor a game, and the] staged a horse show and racing card.

ie The locals were ahead 2-0 at Hub City eleven will keep a re- Jean Stevenson, daughter of

FOR 45 MINUTES
— ~ | Weeks in’ Vancouyer, returning

with a car. Accompanying him EFFECTIVE

Was his friend, John Bedell, who
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Bruce, rele
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guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl BETWEEN
Papenfus. They were dinner

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WITH MR. HIGGINS, Mrs, B iti he | bi
Edward Higgins was weutice ririsn Columbia
Honor last Priday at:the home of || any objection may bé tied
Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Higgins on|f' with the Superintendent oo
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half time with centre-forward, turn engagement the following Mr. and Mrs. Doug Stevenson,|f8ce (western gear) on Solo.
Buchanan scoring both times. Sunday,

showed the way to veteran In the quarter-mile open,

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the threequarter-mile: Cariboo|#@"mah was. second on High
Derby, an open event. Jean was|Justice and Bill Pulver was
mounted on Flying Scarab. third on Army Flag. Hannah

Another Williams Lake rider,; took second place in the half-
Stephen Ringwood, was involved| mile open on High Justice. In

at Roe Lake. your local Greyhound Agent
in the only major mishap of the} .y¢ three-furlong Cariboo-bred,
day. A heavy entry list of 11

MRS. MARION HIGGINS won
1 Stephen Ringwood, on Clancy, iene: GREYHOUND
horses in the saddle race on a recent Bingo evening.

probably caused the accident. took second place and Hannah Sa a ee
was third on Solo. Mrs. W.| Jack Stephenson says he saw

Still bunched as they went into

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the ‘first turn, Stephen's mount] Pulver was second in the ladies’ | 8, £1¥ine hia te theo ae T R A D E | N C L E A R A N C E
Was forced: through the rail-| barrel race. Wreddle Downa took| save ter ue the saucer hover a

The young rider had the presence]... . NA within two feet of the ground as
of mind to take his feet out of| ‘M74 "iding Can It Yes in the he was walking four miles out. 26’ Drexler . $1295
the stirrups in case he was|S¢ond quarter-mile open of the| side Gale Ont. The saucer. he 26’ American 1095
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the line of cars near the fence.| co. 34 members of the local] 224 did not revolve." He watch- 30’ Streamlite 2195
He was thrown as they hit the Trail Riders Club made the trip| &4 it for 45 minutes as it 4 7
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vehicles. 1t[{ROrth and were loud in their] it “just climbed away withon a 80” Pan-American 2195
food: oF one or dis ene [Praise of the members of the sound, then zoomed over the lake sd
was feared at first that he ha and away. It vanished entirely.” es ee
s Quesnel club. Hamburgers and : ed en 5 =
Ba He ree pene Dt cracked/Elbs, | oes ware feady-tok the vicina | He: sald. the area wenn ce Fully Equipped Factory-Built Trailers

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of living with automatic hand at the time to treat| took in the show. 56 7

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jumping event was turned in by
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Rusty. Second in this event was

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