THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAE, Be.

Dog. Creek News

@ Custom Made Furnit

: = MISS WILSON, of tie Tidian
@ Furniture Repaired or Health Service, paid an offieial
Remodeiled visit here on Thursday
in M. Tate accompan

@ Drape Material
Modern Styles

@ Seat Covers made
your specifications

SAM McRAR, Seattle
sently the guest of Mrs.
Place.

J. S. PLACE was a busine
| “isitor to town Friday

s to

@ Car Seats Re-Sprung and
Re-coverea

Jan Mikler

For over 35 years manu-
facturer of upholstered
furniture

/ TABLET:

MADE IN ENGLAI

WILLIAMS LAKE

Pharmacy

PRESCRIPTIONS
Phone 99

SHELL

Never Too Late

To Insulate

co
Sid Pigeon
Shell Oil Distributor

Phone 10 Williams Lake. BC.) 2

For details phone 23
H. J, GARDNER & SONS

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Let your Jeweler be your guide”

|
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For those who
can buy now

THERE IS NO BETTE
AS

TIME TO PURCHASER
UIT

AFTER-CHRISTMAS
BUSINESS. BRINGS
an A SPATE OF GENUINE

Walker vs. Curwin, 150 Mile vs.
Bishop.

Wednesday, January 15, Taka

Curling Draw » Recent Bride

Regular play is continuing at
the local curling rink the
Central Service trophy draw, but

on |
A miscellaneous shower
jon of Mrs. Cyril Murra

held Thursday

SUIl Loo early to segregate
nning rinks.
Here

week:

Mrs. T. Reames,
| Mrs. O. Kerley,

is the draw for next

Monday, January 20 The gifts
|the new bride, who arrived in
| Canada from

| December, in a
| decorated in g:

overlaid with purple thistles.

7 p.m.: Harding ys. Bishop,

Carson vs. Larson, Ewing vs.

Curwin,
9 p.m.: Norquay vs. Anderson, |
Rottacker vs. Gardner, Shaw vs. |
Voodland. |
|

} The dain
jServed buffet-style from a tea
table centred with a bowl

purple heather.

Tuesday, January 21

7 p.m.: Graham ys, Smmallen-}
berg (Al), Stangoe vs. Meraw,

|
Moore vs. Margetts, |
|

H.
9 p.m.: Bann vs, Sm.

allenberg |
(Alf), Walker

wood, Mrs. F. Nicholson, -Mrs,

vs. Henderson, B. Loadman, Mrs, J. Huckyale,

Gardner.

Thursday, January 23 composite you will see
= i _ the change that has
2 Aes, Bann, VS Rowar, taken place in the tenor

Stangoe vs. Kerley, Moore ys,

during that time—from
his first days as a bud-
ding young accordianist
to his present status as
emcee of the show.

Anderson.

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital

9 p.m.: Graham vs. Larson,

PHILLIPS—To Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Phillips, of Williams
Lake, a daugkter> born Jan-
wary 11,

BERKALAAR—To Mr, and
Mrs. Ernest Berkalaar, of
Williams Lake, a son, born
January 14,

Student Hoopsters
Lose Two Games

Quesnel
continued

basketball players
their domination of|HFIER—To Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Heier, of Lac La Hache, a
daughter, born January 13.

More About
Stock Licence

Continued from Page One
First Section

the local High Scho
Pri

ol when the

teams last
Elks Hall floor,

met on the

by Edna Blackwell

It’s safe to say that in the
course of a year there are
enough flash bulbs Popped to
light up the far side of the
moon. However, there are
more than a few shutter-bugs
who use flash willy-nilly and
with little. thoughtful regard

A 10-basket unanswered scor-
ing spree half way through the
game put the visitors far out of
Teach of the locals in the open-
The ’Lake
valiant effort

ing senior boys’ tilt.

team made a in

Fefed At Shower |

in
y was | ave an all-girl Students’ Coun-
at the home of

Co-hostess was

Were presented to
Scotland in mid-

box appropriately
reen crepe paper

y refreshments were

of

Invited guests included Mrs.
Atwood, Mrs. J. B. Ring-

etic.
SAVE ON FUEL 150 Mile vs. Kelt. | Mrs. W. Sharpe, Mrs. L, Sug-
U FURHN ¢ rt) Hi den, Mrs. G. Longstaff, Mrs. R.
Let A E fk Wednesday, January 22 i , | Laidlaw, Mrs. L. Yorkston, Mrs.
: 7 p.m.: Shaw vs, Poirier, Car- “© |D. Chamberlain, Mrs. R. Friesen,
Northern Insulation || bependabie on vs. Woodiang, Ewing vs. THEN AND NOW eee ee ence
Company Delivery and Smallenbere. (air), Eddie Allen is one of the |S. J. Esler, Mrs. 1. Clark, Mre,
S + ere BE. Hill, Mrs. D. Stevenson, Mrs,

7 9 p.m.: Norquay ys. Gardner, Happy Gang’s earliest vase z
_INSULATE YOUR Keep Filled / FURNACE Harding vs. Meraw, Rottacker| members and this year eer Mts, Fo kab Mrs:
HOUSE BY MACHINE Service OL va. Tins starts his 20th year |™. Kahl, Miss Thelma Creighton,
BLOWING : ; with the show. In ‘this |Miss P. Edwards and Miss B.

for how flash can best be |the last part of the second halt nies NG

ee the bench coneitred,
utilized. but it was too little and too| ‘Re bench concur

There is the deliriously | late. Windl score was 48-18 for] The Stock Brands - Aet pro-
optimistic individual, for in ee e|Vvides that anyone buying or
the whol ey eigs tO light up | Quesnel. “High scorer Bg genie animals must have a
the whole Grand Canyon and, | visitors was Jim Ritson with 12] Sling
at the other extreme. ie the licence, but exempts farmers,

points. Butch Rife headed the

locals with four points.

lensman who regularly
estimates th
jampacked i:

under-
© amount of light
nto one of those

|An amendment to the act de:
cribes a farmer ag being a per-
Son engaged in producing agri-

litue bulbs. In the girls’ game, Ouch e coikunal produetelon's tanec
The latter offender, who is |took an early lead and Were/is in keeping with the number
can anger to-over-exposure, |never seriously threatened. as of head of stock thereon. His
trouble" merely by Totfowinis [MEY went on to win 24-14, [OF MERE of at stock are restric.
instructions for using the ted to those that arise solely
guide. pumbers Hee atest ue i from his occupation as a farmer,
roe eet soot || Lutheran Church | mene
guide numbers, it'll a 5 of a farmer is evident, since, =
happy association. Service | otherwise a man might have a
While you're at it, you | few acres and operate a feed lot

might
acquainted at

ee on it, dealing almost solely with

try getting oe. =
BLACKWELL'S JANUARY 19

PHOTO SERVICE, where you 9 p.m the buying and selling of live-
will regularly find the best stock,
camera buys in tow: kt St. Andrew’s United

Most ranchers in the Cariboo

Save up fo
$30...

EXTRA PAIR
OF TROUSERS
FREE !

Prices Range From

$52 to $95

“4 BARGAIN SALES Church do not have such a licence, al-
EVERYWHERE, AND though there are some that do
3 ees i f the
% NONE BETTER THAN BLACKWELL'S. REV. D. PFOTENHAUER | tke one out. Cost of the
licence is $25 a year.
IN THE TAILORING ———s aa
ee
TRADE :
|
See our 400 cloth
samples in | | \
* TWEEDS
* PIC °N PICS : y
* PLAINS
* FLANNELS if
* CHECKS, ete. :
Thur’ll be terrible doin’s at the Legion when a’ the

Scots get under the oné@ roof for this noble occasion

FRIDAY, JANUARY 24

ROM 9.3

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|dance, held Decembe:

| . TT ist : z
Sluders gt Ad Lake High
with five points, and in third
FARREL HALFNIGHTS [place is Hous
With the departure of Terry i
Baker from Lake High, we now

> Girls:
while House ~

cil. Terry's position as presi-| Four slipped into second place
‘lent of the council has been|and House Two into thira place.
“xen over by Lillian Moon, a] Mouse standings to date are: < :
capable House One ‘leading with 20.
rade: 1 points, House Three second with
student for- 18% points, House Two third
merly coun- | with a half point and House
Gi vical e Four is still im the red by 114%
D resident. Points. :

Susan Ring- Attention ‘Lake High boys:
wood has We are faced with having an alle

girl Students’ Council unless a
boy from the General Students’
Council can get on for second
vice-president. What - are you
going to do about it? if

LIKES HIS WORK

from second
vice - presi-
dent to first =
vice-president. The new second
vice-president will be elected
from the 14 room representa-
tives in the General Students’
Council.

House

Three’s Christmas|
r 19, was]
awarded seven out of 10 points
by the Inter-House Council. |
The function was well attended’
by the juniors, with a fair pum-
Seniors present also. |
Music was supplied by Gordon |
Adair, who was master of cere-

mones. for the evening. The!
serving of refreshments was
followed py ua*senes or comic

drawings done by Mr. Bill Fore-
man, who drew from his rapt
audience oohs and ahs of amaze-|
ment at his endeavours. Also a}
ventriloquist, Mr. Foreman gave|
an amusing performance with

the help of the little fellow who

sat on his knee. After the in-

termission, dancing was resumed

until 11 o'clock, when the home

waltz was played,  ~

Nice work when he can get it,
1s the way Giovanni Brunetti
describes his day’s labor's as a

Tn the senior girls’ Danish| Wine quaffer. At Frascati, Italy,

; irst| he tossed off 50 glasses in half
handball, House One came first an hour,, whieh; mate aig aie
with 10 points, followed by champion tippler of the

area,
and, for a time, the happiest.

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DANCE

ELKS HALL

Williams Lake

Saturday Next, January 18

Music by
DOUG DAVIS AND HIS DEVIL DREAMERS

SCHEDULE

“Caultelylae

DATLY SERVICE
SOUTHBOUND—Leaves Prince George at 7 a.m.
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TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 20, 1957
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STATIONS
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Horseshoe Bay
Squamish

Cc
Ly. Williams Lake
Quesnel
. Prince George
Reclining Lounge Seats :
Reserved Seats available with
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