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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

- Thursday, February 26, 1952.

Hospital Bridge
Response Poor

Committee members of the Hos-
pital Auxiliary who have been spon-
soring a bridge-crib tournament tor
the past two months, report a disap-
Pointing response to their annual
drive for funds. Receipts so far fall
far short of last year’s totals.

Country centres have failed to re-
spond as yet or report any activity,
and it is pointed out that all names
must be turned in by March 5th. The
closing date has been extended from

the end of February until that date
to allow a few more days for resi-
dents to help this worthy cause.
Approximately $30 was cleared at
the bridge-crib drive. held Friday

ash your sterling silver by hand and
irate from the plated ware, whicl

¥ scratch the sterling pieces. Hand-dry
ving with a soft towel,

night at Columbus Hall and spon-
sored “by the Catholic Women’s

Jse of the hall and refresh- = S
re donated.

Hight tables of bridge were made
up and six of erib, which was con-
siderably better than last year’s
turn-out, Winners for bridge for the
evening were ladies high: Mrs. 3.
Loehndorf 6900; men's high: Jack
Smedley 5940; ladies low: Miss
Yvonne Parliament 480; men’s iow:
Dr. J. Haramia 910. Crib winners
were ladies high: Mrs. A. B, Levens
944; men's high: Bd Deschene 943;
ladies low: Mrs. J. Anderson 837;
men’s low: Frank Vargas 885.

Committee members in charge of
the tournament are Mrs. J. Purser
and Mrs. J. Haramia.

Registered Nurses
Select President

Mrs. C. Singer was named presi-
dent of the local branch of the Regis-
tered Nurses Association at their
regular meeting Thursday.

She replaces Mys.. M. Johnston,
former matron of the War Memorial

Canadian Nuns Tell of Horror Treatment By Reds

ess Canadian Photos

Having survived two vears of Communist “brainwashing,” near
starvativp and prison hard Jabor, two Quebec missionary nu

sing
six weeks crossing the Pacific on

the Danish freighter Marin Bakke. Sister St. Alphonse du Uedemp-
(cur, right, nee Antoinette Couvrette, of Ste. Dorothee near Mont-

Soon, they

said, there will not be a Christian missionary left in the country
Many have died in prisou ana some are too iil to be released.

Hospital, who has moved from Wil-

liams Lake.
Miss Thelma Buffam was named
program social convener.

--- WITH IRENE

In 1950 Canada imported $328,154

T almost broke my leg is my haste
worth. of brass band instruments.

LILLIAN McINTYRE

Williams Lake Beauty Salon

was a disappointing spectacle.

I had expected dancing lights;
balls of fire and trails of luminous
vapours but the large light just glow-
ed near the horizon, then faded al-
ternately from blue to white until it
finally disappeared. The only start-
ling fact was that there was no rea-
sonable explanation for a light in
that particular point. It was definite-
ly not a star, and I was cold sober.

But now people greet me with “So
you saw a flying saucer,” a slight
smile of disbelief tugging at their
lips. They are very curious to know
just what we saw, but none want to
give the impression that they be-
lieve in such nonsense.

Long before I saw any curious
lights in the sky, I was getting aw-

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long run. Come to Lillian
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wave ...a better value!
All approved methods,

Phone 96-R-5

fully fed up with the skeptics. Sure-
ly not everyone can be “seeing

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our stock of lovely upholstered furniture

in popular styles and fabrics
at

CUT PRICES

things,” and it takes courage to ex-
pose yourself to ridicule and the
hint that you have imbibed too freely

When the little men from Mars or
Russia begin to descend upon us,
those self-same skeptics will be sage-
ly nodding their heads and solemnly
intoning, “I figured there was some-
thing up.

I’m going to stick my neck out
and say that I think there are
strange goings-on NOW.» I believe
there are fiying saucers or SOME-
THING 265. 2
join my club?

There is a small group of local
people who are giving freely their
time and effort to provide us with a
wonderful service at little cost.

But we are being woefully neglect:

ful.
AN MIR I ER I'm speaking of the Public Library
which is open every Friday from 2-4

p.m. and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at St
Peter's Parish Hall. A librarian. is

on duty at these times to assist you

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blended to satisfy the taste of
British Columbians. Try it...
you'll like Captain Morgan
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TPA BOARD OR BY THE GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

with your selection.

The Williams Lake Public Library
Association has just recived a $209
appropriation from the Village Coni-
missioners which will be matched by
an egual amount from the Provincial
Government for the purchase af
books. Half of the grant will be used
to purchase juvenile books and the
rest for adult selections to supple-
ment those already on hand.

And you can have a say in whi!
books will be purchased! Just leave
the title of the volume you are in-
terested in with the librarian, and
the purchasig committee will do their
best to secure it.

ElKs_.
Amateur
Night
Friday, March 13
Cath Prizes

Entries will be received up
until Wednesday, Mareh 11.
Contact Mrs. Vinee Racicot

or Stan Goad for entry forms.

to get downstairs to see the flying
saucer before it disappeared. But it

of John Barleycorn. >

Anyone else want to

So if you have been putting out
money fo» pocket books or book club
dividends here is the chance to eut
your reading to almost nothing. For
just a few cents you can get what)
sire to read ... the latest best-

an interesting travelogue, a
chilling who-done-it.

And you will be encouraging the
people who are striving to help you.

Knights Entertain
American
Servicemen

Personnel of the American Army
Squadron were guests of the Knights
of Columbus at-an invitational Val-
entine hostess dance and party in
Columbus Hall February 14, The
men were accompanied by personnel
services officer, Lieut J. Browning.

Single girls from Williams Lake
were hostesses to the 27 airmen.
Matrons-for the occasion. were Mrs.
M. J. Erickson, Mrs. J. Purser, Mrs.
D. Wier and Mrs. I. Piercy.

The Valentine motif was followed
in the hall's special decorations tor

the party. Musie was supplied by Vic

INTERIOR FREIGHTWAYS

SCHEDULED FREIGHT SERVICE
Between Williams Lake and Quesnel
Leaves Quesnel 1 p.m. Mondays and ‘Thursdays
Leaves Williams Lake 1 p.m. Tuesday and Friday
INTERIOR FREIGHTWAYS,
W.T. Hannah

Friday and Saturday
SPECIALS

CORNED BEEF .
COTTAGE ROLL (sliced) ...

FROZEN FOOD
Fiesh frozen green peas -- per pkt. 27c¢

sue Der Ib. 55e
+. Der 1b. 70c

FISH 4

D OTHER SEA FOODS FOR LENT

: Cariboo Cola Storage Ltd.

Imhofi’s orchestra.
= ae

PLAY-OFF HOCKEY

At War Memorial Arena

Saturday aw Sunday

STAMPEDERS

vs.

VANDERHOOF BEARS

Final games in Central B.C.
Hockey playdowns

Admission:

Adults, 75c. Children, 30c.

Game Times:
Saturday, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, 2 p.m.

50-50

1952 Pontiac Sedan
Power glide, radio, air

conditioner, sun visor

1950 Chey, Sedan

very clean car

1950 Chev. Two-door

torpedo style, a nice

car

1950 Chev. Two-door

lovely tamily car

1950 Chev. 14-ton

very clean

1948 Chev. 1-ton

exceptional buy

Come in and see these cars and trucks.
payments and long term payments,

GOODWILL USED CARS

30-Day Guarantee

All used stock carries the above guarantee.
Come in and inquire about it.

1950 Chev. 14-ton
very low mileage

Mech amic’s: | rose cree satnn
Special

1950
Chev. .
¥Y4-ton

Pick-up

$875.00

1949 Ford 14-ton
nice and clean

1950 Thames Pick-up
economy plus

1950 Ford 14-ton
many miles of service

1951 GMC 34-ton
this is a Buy

1949 International
I%Z-ton
A-special

1946 Royal Enfield
Motorcycle

Inspection Invited
Inquire about our down

Ask for

ART EVANS or VIC CROSBY

Williams Lake Motors Ltd.

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