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Wednesday, January 22, 1958

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.c. iS 3

Second Section Page §

Former Ontario Supreme Court justice,
Hon. J. Keiller Mackay has been sworn in as
the province. With

lieutenant-governor of

; SUPREME COURT JUSTICE BECOMES LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
Sissies ‘ -

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him are his family: Alas’ ; Jamie, eight;
Mrs. Mackay and lan, 13. He succeeds Hon.
Louis O. Breithaupt, incumbent since 1952.

Former Resident
Dies At Coast

William

and family moved down last
Sunday to their dry farm on
Vancouver, a former resident of | ‘Be Chileotin River, where Bruce|vicitea Big Creek
the Cariboo, passed away sud-|8 Working for Trethewey-Wells | \weoy.
denly December 24, 1957, in nis| Timber Co.
looking after the
Creek. y
anes = B 's to join his family upon | 9
Cariboo in 1912, and built the| Bonners to j B woigeL “ef ‘Writing
the arrival of his correspondence |PYoject of writing the his
course from Victor

John Robbins, of

74th year:

Mr. Robbins came to the
B.X. river boats at Soda Creek.
In 1913 he married Wila Lyne}
and established a ranch on the
west side of the Fra

Ashcroft bridge
Bridge. We married again in
1936.

16 grandchildren

ci

+, Fol-|the coast after Christina
lowing the death of his wife in|time in
1920, he left this area and re-|¢OMpany with relatives, will en-|
turned to his former work of{joy a trip to Hawaii—a Christ-
bridge building. He was in|Mas
charge’ of construction. of the| Graham Watt Caughlin, of Mont-|

and Spences | real. lranech to go to work as sealer

Sherwood Henry left to return | Creel,
He is survived by his wife,|to school’ after the Christmas

May, Vancouver; one daughter, |holiday—Lynn to

Mrs. R. Rankin, of Soda Creek; |and Sherwood to Spokane—they

n found that meeting the bus in es =

ang four. Williams Lake can be quite _an{@2@ right and as soft as spring.

experience.

Big Creek News

MR. AND MRS. Bruce Watt Church were visitors in Williams
|Lake this week.

“ROY PILTZ, of Aldergrove,
briefly last
Angus Grewar is
A MEETING was held at
tts last Saturday night to
ze plans for the Centennial
istory of

[Unis section of the Chilcotin.

left for| JOHN sTEBERT
. Some|Weduesday trom two

in|holiday at the coast.

anch on Big.
will leave

W

Roddy,

RODDY WATT, returned

weeks)

Februa: Roddy,

HAVING returned from a trip
jinto Churn Creek with John

DrESene: |Chureh and Bert Wassel, Mur-

from his sister,

|ray Taylor has left the Church

WHEN Lynn Bonner andlat Dick's sawmill at Riske

BIG CREEK is enjoying .a
very ‘mild winter, with little
snow and day after day sunny

Abbotsford

With serious iey

onditions on thé road to the

Canimahood News °22°.2° 2 vse" Shower For Bride

WE ARE HAPPY to report|!
that since his accident two
weeks ago, Curly Granberg has!
been making steady progress and |
is in good spirits at Royal In-|

land Hospital. i

MR. AND MRS. Earl Papen-|!
fus and Susie spent 10 days in
Vancouver over Christmas and

Stanwood, Washington, calling
on Mr. and Mrs. Al Olson. a
THE Harold
Shortly before
spend the winter in Vancouver.

ness from the Sunnyside Motel
to the depot before finally mak.
ing connection.
the south in the grey dawn at}

brothers and sisters drove the
New Year, and also motored to|P0¥s to town to see them off. |

Hartwigs left|and family recently
Christmas to|and Bill Bliss at Redstone. | Mrs.

urried trips through the dark- Mrs. F. Dignan, the former

bil Coghill, was guest of honor
a miscellaneous shower on

ay evening at the home
. Kou.

They left- for

245 instead of the scheduled
a.m. Hazel Henry and, The gifts were presented in
era Bonner and the younger|@" umbrella daintily decorated
in white and purple.
Guests included Mrs. J. B.
Ringwood, Mrs. H. McKay, Mrs.

&

MR. AND MRS. Frank Witte

d Mr. and Mrs. Duane Witte|T.’Mason, Miss Anne Irwin, Mrs.

ited Irene R. Friesen, Mrs. K. Cameron,
P. Jorgensen, Mrs. H. 4
Johnnie| wood and Mrs. T. Nicholson.

MR. “AND MRs.

Accompanying them, Mrs. C. BE.
Gaglardi left on a visit to her
mother, Mrs. Brand, and brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Johnston, of Langley. C. B.
Gaglardi left January 2 to join
Mrs.-Gaglardi at Langley.

MISS Vivian Higgins has re-
turned to Kelowna after being
home for-Christmas vacation.

JOHN WARD returned home
at the weekend after spending a
few days in Vancouver.

Chuckwagon Holds
Gifts At Shower |

A pint-sized replica of a

‘ chuckwagon inscribed with the

words ‘144 Mile Chuckwagon,”
was the ingenious way in which
Miss Iris Fletcher was pre-
sented with her gifts at a mis-
cellaneous shower at the home
of Mrs. ePhail, of 150 Mile
House, Friday night.

Four-year-old_ Dorothy Mc-
Phail, appropriately dressed as
a cowboy, brought in the wagon,
which was stacked with hay. A
rolling pin, can-open'
mop and other ute:
from the rack, and the gifts
were piled high inside.

Invited guests included Mrs.
0. Fletcher, Miss Janet Fletcher
Gail Fletcher, M
Case, Mrs. W. Downie,
e, Mrs.
ra Pelke :
Miss Joanne

Miss Carol Waters, Mrs. J.

Mrs. C. J. Zirnhelt, Mrs.

Fraser, Mrs. H. Cornwall

ass, Mrs, P. Nichol-

son, Mrs. D. Mallette, Mrs. H.

Patenaude, Mrs. A, Zirnhelt,

Miss Kathy Zirnhelt, Mrs. Doug

Petrowitz, Mrs. K. McKenzie and
Mrs. J. Rowat.

Let these help you to
Planned Saving

I PERSONAL CHEQUING ACCOUNT
Pay all bills by cheque on a Personal
Chequing Account. A quarterly statement
will help you keep your records straight.
The low service charges are pre-paid.
Your cancelled cheques are on file if you
need them.

2 SAVINGS ACCOUNT

Keep your Savings Account for saving. Add
to it every pay. As your balance grows
you'll gain peace of mind.

Start Planned Saving at our nearest branch now.

THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE

770 BRANCHES. ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERVE YOU

N-108C

Williams Lake Branch — Felix Nicholson, Manager

100 Mile Honse Branch — p, A, M. Mars, Manager

Thank You Williams Lake

AND DISTRICT

Thank you for a very warm grand opening welcome at

our new Tom-Boy Store. And thank you, too... for

the many nice things you said about our newest in

food shopping store features. We know that you will

make food shopping at our store a happy, thrifty
shopping habit

Ken Rife and Les Pigeon

Grand Opening Sale :

2nd Bis Week!
Purex Tissue , .0.:; 49c
Spaghetti or Macaroni 89c

5 lb. PKGE. ....

Tomatoes vs. , _ 53¢
Peanut Butter eis 89c
instant Coffee BLUE RIBBON. 5 oz. JAR . : 85c

—_ CHECK THESE EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AT YOUR
FRIENDLY TOM-BOY STORE

MIRACLE WHIP, Qts. Each......... 89c
PREM, Oblong Tin. Each . Be.
DOG FOOD APPLE JUICE, clear. “48 oz. Tin 35¢/
4 Tins - 53c ALTA SWEET HONEY. 2:Ib. Pkge. 66¢

( TIDE, Giant Size, 12c off. Each. 73c

An extensive variety of fine meats is displayed in over
30 feet of meat cases. All cuts are carefully trimmed
and each package is automatically wrapped and sealed
in ceHophane, allowing you close inspection of your

| SELESERVICE MEATS ses

Rnd. Steak or Rind. Stk Minced Ib. 63c
PRIME RIB ROAST lb. 65c SIDE BACON, Piece vee tb. 59¢

YOu RATD You rate Fresher Fruits and Vegetables at your Tom-

QUALITY PRODUCE Boy Store,

T TOM-BOY

SQUIRREL
4 Ib. TIN.

Dr. Ballards

CHAMPION

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Tom-Boy garden fresh fruits and vege-
tables are trimmed to perfection—washed and kept.

under ref:

Grapes RED EMPEROR. 2 Ibs. POR ......
LETTUCE lb. icc CELERY, California

eration to hold their quality and freshness,

39c
.. tb. 13¢

‘Store

PRICES EFFECTIVE—JAN. 23, 24, 25 — FOR SELECTION — FOR SAVINGS —

FOR SERVICE