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BOTHAMLEY—WILLIAMS RITES

New Year

Mey the music and merriment of
New Year's Eve carry over into a

New Year full of happy days
“SN. and the good things of life
for you and your family.

Sam and Nell

CHIMNEY LAKE
LODGE

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KOIVISTO SALES & SERVICE LTD.

— Phone 238 —

in January for a trip to Mexico
eS

The ,
ALSTON THEATRE |

TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
Children admitted to
second show only when accom-
panied by parents

THURS., FRI., SAT. This Week

RICHARD WIDMARK :: DONNA REED

BACKLASH

There will be a Saturday Matinee at 2 p.m.
Doors open 1:45

MON., TUES., WED. Next Week

VAN JOHNSON

— in —

“2B PACES TO BAKER STREET

Use the Classifieds for Quick Results}

Dentist Takes Bride At Quiet

Home Ceremony N

A quiet wedding was solem-
nized when Joan Blaine Wil-
lems, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Alward, former residents
of Williams Lake, and Dr. Gor-
don Lloyd Bothamley, son of
Mrs. E. Bothamley of Creston,
were united in marriage.

Rev. C. H. Lee of St. Andrews
United Church performed the
service at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon Lewis.

For her marriage to the well-
known local dentist, the bride|
chose a navy blue suit of French
crepe led with short fitted
jacket with blouson back and a
Pencil slim skirt. A small white
satin hat with navy trim, white
gloves and navy purse and shoes
completed her ensemble, and she
wore a pink rosebud co:

Attendants were Mr. ind Mr
Lewis, and “open house” for
friends of the bridal couple was
held at their home following Ae

Sentresccorenrennosorennnnree

Around Town

Christmas visitors to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lambe
were the latter's sister, Miss Vi
Bedford, also Miss Jean Mac-
Gregor and Mr.. Trevor Fox, all
of Vancouver.

Mrs. Vivien Cowan, of On-
ward Ranch, returned recently
from a two-month visit-to Ore-
gon. She expects to leave early

|

WEATHER

Thursday, Dec. 26 32 35

ew Year's Eve

WMhiday sa see Se 20 35
ceremony .
ye Saturday 28 29
Dr. and Mrs. Bothamley te | 5*tTday.-
for a short wedding trip to Se- Monday, Dec. 30 _ 0 14
attle and Vancouver.
Tuesday __ eet 1t 24

This morning at eight
o'clock the reading was 32
above.

Horsefly News

ON SUNDAY evening, Decem-
ber 22, Mr_and Mrs. Joe Fetters
opened thé

BIRTHS

singing the old familiar Chris‘- At War Memorial Hospital

mas carols. Twenty adults and
ten children were present, Music| MOORE—To Mr. and Mrs. John
was provided by Mrs. Ben Frei-
sen on ‘the accordian and Mrs.
Stan Barrett on the autoharp
Between carols, the hostess read |ONOFRECHUK—To Mr. and
aloud various Christmas poems,| “Mrs, Peter Onofrechuk, of Lac
humorous ones for the children] La
and thoughi - provoking ones
for the adults. The children also
took pirt,in the entertainment, |O’OYEVAAR—To Mr, and Mrs.
Marla. Petters giving two| Jacobus O’Oyevaar, of Wi
recitations and Brian Tourand! liams Lake, a-daughter, born
singing a solo, “O IToly Night.” December 27.
After the carols had all been
sung, everyone enjoyed a social
hour of tea nd talk in generous
quantities. Then everyone went
home with the old greeting
“Merry Christmas,” ringing on|ARcHIp—To Mr.
the frosty air.

Moore, of Miocene, a son, born
December 25.

Hache, a son, born
December 25.

WALTERS—To Mr. ayd Mrs,
William Walters, of 150 Mile
House, a son, born December
28.

and_ Mrs.
Sandy Archie, of Canim Lake,
a daughter, born December 30.

On Sunday, December 29, the
Horsefly Women’s Institute held] qoliday guests at the ‘homo
their annual Friendship Tea at) of mr. and Mrs. Claude Barber
the home of Mrs. M. L. Gibbons,| were Mr. and Mrs, R, Steele and
with the W.I., President, Mrs./Mr. and Mrs. J. Stirling, of
Alice Stober, as hostess of the| Vancouver. Mrs. Steele and Mrs.
day. After an afternoon of games| stirling are the daughters of Mr.
and contests, the ladies Wwere/ang Mrs. Barber '
served a high tea. Guests pres-
ent were: Mrs. Edward Tourand,
Mrs. Joe Williams, Mrs. Lance
Thygasen, Mrs. Ben Gruks, Miss

A wish for the
New Year from us to you.
May you meet with z
success in all you do.
And may happiness shine

| on you and yours,

E.G. WOODLAND
& SON

(Jewelers) Ltd.

SSE

|Jan Mikler

Margaret Bradley, who drove all
the way from Williams Lake,
over the icy roads, Mrs, George
Hockley, Mrs. Joe Fetters, Mrs.
Tince McDougal, Mrs. Hetty
Gurr, Mrs. Andrew Inon, Mrs,
Stan Barrett, Mrs. Louis Niqui-|
det, Mrs. Gilbert Walters, Mrs,
d Critchlow, Mrs. William
Mrs. Glenn Walters and

by Edna Blackwell

we would lgke to point out
that aside ftom human error,
picture excellence is born of a
chain of mechanical factors
ranging from film, through
camera, through processing,
up to enlarger or projector.
And the best lens on the mar-
ket can’t be expected to pro-

Pharmacy

[ duce top excellence if one or

PRESCRIPTIONS
~~ Phone 99

more of the many factors in-
volved goofs its responsibility.

If you are settling for pic.
tures of so-so quality, don’t
throw stones at your lens un-
til you have eliminated a few
possible bugs. For example:

® Custom Made Furniture =
Does the focussing mount

© Furniture Repaired or work smoothly through the

Remodellea entire range, or does it skip?

Is it mounted parallel to the

@ Drape Material in film focal plane? joes the

Modern Styles Pressure plate in the camera

back push the film into place

@ Seat Covers made to firmly and flatly, or does the

7 if film curl up like the soles on
your specifications ivocdollar Shoes?

© Car Seats Re-Sprung and Whether or not you can find

fault with your lens, BLACK-
WELL’S PHOTO SERVICR is
willing to bet that you can’t
find much of anything about
the Nettar 4.5 Cumera which
isn’t top flight. This‘is one of
“the best all-purpose cameras
we have seen in many a moon,
and at its low price of $25.50
it is worth more than a casual
study. In fact, why not give
it 4 close shakedown today at

Re-covered

For over 35 years manu-
facturer of upholstered
furniture

Williams Lake, B.C.

BLACKWELL'S PHOTO SER-
VICE? Phone 100-J.

Music in the car...
or wherever
you are!

Oldsmobile's new Trans-
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your regular car radio, but
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*Optionel of extra cost.

Sa

Thursday, January 2, 1958

C.OLEMAN

TRAILER COURT

(20 iinits) :

PHONE 44--Ww

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SEASON CURLING
SPOTS OPEN

“There are several Places ‘still open for
non-membership holders who wish to
a curl regularly this season

Fee is $35.00

) Any men wishing to cur] should contact
Sid Western or Ted Ewing

.
Williams Lake Curling Club

- The Bigger
_ They Are...

The Easier )
They Haul!

You can always depend on
CHAPMAN'S FREIGHT LINES.

Daily Service Kamleops - Williams Lake
Monday through Friday

PHONE 148 (

34 Mile South of Williams Lake on Main Hewy “

HORIZONTAL ;
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If heating comfort 1s important and space is a problem in your
home...or if your present hearing unit is using valuable floor
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Phone 143

ber PROPANE GAS CO. LIMITED

Mackenzie Avenue Near Cattlemen’s Office