THE WILLIAMS LAKE ‘TRIBUNE Wednesday, December 9, 19

(Canimahood News

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|Christmas tree business and this | See: us for, free. literature, course:

year is going further afield, get- | e 4 Christadelphian Bible Missi

ting trees from Revelstoke. C& § Tire Service F. Woodstock, Sctry, Box 2
HAROLD HARTWIG of Van- | : Nagai, BS

couver and tour friends who have |

been hunting here the past week

have returned home.
‘XM AND MRS. Michael Barnes

|have rei and moved into th
|Mahood Falls teacherage. Mr
|Barnes is employed by the high-|
[ways department

MR. MRS. B. Spencer
McNeil were on a business trip
to Kamloops last week and re-

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turned via 100 Mile House.
GLEN HIGG motored to
Penticton last Thursday and _re-
turned Sunday. Jimmy Higgins, % é :
who accompanied him, returned K H ith C ft
in a ear he had purehased. iwanls nea enire
MANY HUNTERS are arriving
in the titi Ie pekape ae te FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11
hunting season nears its end for '
another fall,
COURT WHIST provided an 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
enjoyable evening’s entertainment
Saturday when Mrs. B. McNeil tei
i va . A . Toronto Telegram
z - a : ‘ = Das hostess to the Mahood Eats This machine’s a gasser. This new tractor, to be brought out soon in Canada
isplaye his “ene ; soy onveg wee| by Canadian Allis-Chalmers Ltd., gets its power from cells fueled by propane gas.
Robert Bough, of Cornwall, Ont., displays his “price- |were in play. Top prizes were| BY h vehicle developed 3.000 P On sees IL Bower ‘comes from KEEP UP YOUR POLIO VACCINE SERIES
less” stamps. Unusual vertical perforations give stamps |won by Mrs. Joan Uhrig and Ed research vehicle developed 3,000 pounds of drawer pull. Power 1 1:

Se. ee meen’ ie 1,008 fueled cells joined to banks of cells in which the gas acts as an eltctrolyte. CTNITT a
pane. He got the stamps when he was working as a |ward  Pinette. | Refreshments Electric motors ‘alive the wheels. FOR MAXIMUM PROTECTION
bank messenger. His employer told him to take them [completed a pleasant evening and —

ac 7 ut instead he kept them and gave his employer | $11 was added to the Christmas =
another good set. Mr. Bough believes the stamps are | tree fund.
unique and has been told they may be worth thousands. MRS. ALEX PHILIP of Alta
Lake was a recent guest of Dr.
Police court given 21 days jail default. anal rs: 2. G. Nelemita,
; _ : A $50 fine was placed on re
A $100 fine for impaired driv-/cnavtie ‘Tvestenra and Berner) STUGeNES see film
ing was laid on Rockland Ronald| Barnes, both who appeared on
Beauchamp by Magistrate C. H./their fourth liquor offence this) Six hundred elementary
Poston in police court last week./ year, school children from town
Beauchamp was also fined $50 schools were the guests of the
tor driving without a licence. Alston Theatre last week for a
; —- Eight other intoxication charges | showing of the film “ Plymouth ra
iavtegr-Chrieti Westwick | #4 Six Violations of the Motor|Adventure,” the story of the :
anles estien: estWicK Vehicle Act went through court|voyage of the Plymouth fathers :
also appeared in court on an im-|in the last week to America. HT
paired driving offence for which 7 :
he was fined $75. Another $75 FY
charge went to Wilbur Persson ‘
who was charged with having the
care and control of a vehicle
while impaired. Marvin Isnardy,
another impaired motorist, had
his licence suspended for a period
of six months and had to pay $50.
A man was arrested on two
charges and had to pay a total
of $75 in fines. Johnny Sam was
charged with impaired driving
for which he handed $5
and he also paid out for fail-
ing to stop at the scene of an ac-
cident in which he was involved.
Sam’s licence was suspended for
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Robert Orrel Charbonneau was G t LUC KY fi 3 io 4 g Ww st
sentenced: to serve three months | e oe - TRO LIME veer, ast or est!
in jail for the theft of a power - - : : - : = :
saw valued at over $50. The saw In asking for your support at this election 1 pledge myself ¥ 340 This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia.
had been stolen and was later “or i wr 5
ress for roy. litions regarding the streets of
found in the bush and the thief to press for improved conditions 5 eee in \
was’ tracked down. our community. While blacktopping of the whole village ff
—. is clearly beyond our purse at the moment I feel more ft
re could be taken in improving our gravel surfaces. The
‘An interdict who went through || ““" ° etm Tet cectdia ctreste in a deplorable ff
court on his fifth intoxication recent water system left certain sure a |
charge of this year, Jimmy Guy, condition and they remain in that condition even today. ff
was given a one month jail term. Only by keeping the streets tidy can we expect Williams
—_——_ Lake residents to follow suit and give more attention to
Bene ence |p] the landscaping of their own properties, A beautiful gar
Ranch Cafe lead to the arrest o: a ee a
Richard Widdoes who was den has no aesthetic value if contronted by a sea of mud.
charged with causing a disturb- It I achieve nothong more than some beautification to our
village I feel I shall have accomplished something and 1 ff)
ask for your support on December 17. |
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