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Thursday, June 18, 1958.

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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Mr. and Mrs. W. Brayshaw of| Arriving Wednesday from Van-
Vancouver are visiting with Mr. and|couver for a two weeks’ visit with
Mrs. J. W. Ferris over the Stampede.| Mr. and Mrs. Benny Abbott, are the

Massey-Harris hay baler demon-| latter's mother, brother and sister,
stration at A & P Ranch, Saturday | Mrs. M. Parsons, R. Parsons, and
afternoon,. June 20. Everybody|Mrs. B. Burrell with daughter Bon-
welcome. P nie.

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Toddler’s Eye Cut
By Flying Glass

LITTLE LANE DOUGALL, three-
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ninian
Dougall, had a bad accident this
week to his eye. The child threw a
bottle down on a rock and a piece of
glass flew up and cut his eyeball
quite badly. He was rushed to the
hospital at Kamloops.

Mr. and Mrs. Dougall motored to
Kamloops again Thursday to see
him. The bandages had not yet been
remoyed from his eyes.

ONE of our local boys, Russell
Ross, will be married in Vancouver
on Saturday to Miss Peggy Bell.
Russell has purchased the Glen
Schmidt ranch, formerly owned by
Arthur Barnes, and has a good start
of cattle. We all predict a successful
rancher in Russell. He is a nephew of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon King. His par-
ents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Ross and Miss Norma Ross are now
living in Vancouver.

Lloyd Woodman is going to Van-
couver this weekend to act as hest
man at the wedding. The young cou-
ple will be back to North Bridge
Lake in time for their wedding
dance scheduled for June 27th.

LLOYD WOODMAN was in the
Roe Lake community Friday and
Saturday riding for horses.

MRS. ARNOLD CORNISH receiv-
ed word Wednesday of the death of
her father, Mr. Morris of Vancou-
ver. Mr. Cornish took his wife to the
93 Mile to catch the bus down Wed-
nesday evening.

OMAR OULETT and Slim Jens
were looking over the timber on
Henley Lake Thursday evening.

PAUL MATTON and AIME
POIRIER motored to Asherort
Thursday. Mr. Poirier was suffering
from an infected tooth.

OUR OLDEST OLD TIMER, Mr.
Ole Ellingston was out at the polls
last Tuesday,~and said he was feei-
ing fine.

Discuss Church Plans
For Lac La Hache

Dr. Bunt, superintendent of Home
Missions for the United Church was
at a heeting held Thursday night at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ding-
wall. Also attending were Rev. Jack
Colclough and Mr. Howard Turpin,
student minister for this area. Dr.
Bunt told about the work of United
Chureh: throughout the province.
The proposed chapel ot Lac La Hache
came under discussion and those
present were of the opinion that a
small church was needed here.

The sum of $400.00 was the
amount required to be raised by col-
lection in the area which Mr. Turpin
will cover, which includes Forest
Grove, Lone Butte, and Bridge Lake.
A committee comprising Mrs. M. M.
Wright, B. W. Wright and W. Ding-
wall was chosen to help raise this
amount,

Following business, Mrs.
wall served tea.

Ding-

MISS MARILYN JONES of Van-
couver will be in the district during
part of the summer to conduct the
United Church vacation school.

THE OPERETTA, “Six Singing
Sixpence” staged by the intermedi-
‘ate students of the school and direct-
ed by their teacher, Irene Mutta,
was well received. Those fortunate
enough to see this fine performance
found that the children acted their
parts like seasoned troupers, and
that some of them had very. lovely
yoices. The costumes also were very
effective. About $40.00 was cleared,
and this amount will go towards
another payment on the piano.

Alexis, Creek News

MR. and MRS. DON PINCH and
son Gary, of Grand Prairie, have just
spent a week renewing acquaintanc-
es With friends at Alexis Creek.

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