Thursday. May 18, 1954.

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ALEXIS CREEK e
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Scouts Benafit
By Whist Drive

A whist drive held at the school
Friday night only drew a small crowd
hut was very much enjoyed and the
sizeable sum of $19 was taken in.
This will be turned over to the Scouts
and Cubs to help buy uniforms. Miss
Whiteside was the winner of ladies’
first prize and Dick Lees took gents’
first. Seconds were won by Mrs. Hub-
bard and Gordon Jakel, with booby’s
Boing to Donnie MacKill and Tony

chestra,

THE FORESTRY STAFF is com-
plete for the summer with the addi-
tion of Tom Harvie from Kelowna, as
dispatcher and Murray Taylor, Wil-
liams Lake as patrolman for Chilso
Lake. John Webb wil again be patrol-
man at Clearwater.

ANITA GIBBS, Laurie Haines and
Alan Kinkead were home for the
weekend.

100 Mile News

(held over)

MR. and MRS. PETER JECKELL

| which will be held here on May 29.

B. F. FITZPATRICK trucked a
load of calves to Ashcroft on Tues-
day. Accompanying him to Ashcroft
[rere Mrs. Fitzpatrick and his two
&
|

MR. and MRS. LAUREN HOUSE-
MAN have returned from Dawson
Creek after a few months’ residenze
there.

THE AIRSTRIP behind the lodge
is heing smoothed out by the Jens
bulldozer, ready for any landing
aircraft.

MR. and MRS. ROSS MARKS ar-
rived home on April 20 from a six
weeks trip through the middle Wes-

Kamloops visiting Mrs. Oulett’s par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Smith.

MRS. DOROTHY ROBERTS visit-
ed on Thursday with Mrs. Lois Hig-
gins and children.

MRS. MARION HIGGINS receiv-
ed word on Tuesday that her brother.
Mr. Claude Scott, had passed away
at Vancouver. Mr. Scott had been
ill for several years.

LEE and DON ROBERTS, Don
Petrie and Lloyd Woodman have
been hauling hay from Slim Gros-
sett’s,

BIG CREEK

Game Guides Name
Provincial Delegate

At a director’s meeting of the Chil-
cotin Guides Association held at
Alexis Creek May 6, Alfred L. Bry-
ant of Anahim Lake was appointed to
represent this association again this
year at the annual provincial game
convention to be held at Nanaimo the
Jast week of May.

BRUCE WATT and Hazel Henry
were returned as president and sec-

companied by her sister Ann. spent
a few days at the Circle S Ranch re-
turning to Pritchard Sunday.

MARTIN RUSS left Tuesday for
a business visit to Vancouver.

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: y of the Big Creek Community LOOK LIKE
ut tern States and Bastern Canasa. | Stream Fishin retary 0
Baylift. of Lone Butte were visitors at 100 as 9 Club at their annual meeting hela SUNDAY
= |awite last week, and while here Mr. k d at Bonner’s last Friday. Duane Witte EVERYDAY
THE annual Chitcotin Sports Day||Jeckell pussnases o ang fare Mt Opens On Weekend |*2220-3' ree, pome wie |
is being planned for the 24th of May.| Mile Garage. ‘Roe. Lake News f : e ‘Bruce's absénce, Sparkling clean, care-
A show will be held in the hall fol-| THE SCHOOL, GROUNDS were Anglers can take to the streams fully pressed clothes i

jowing supper ‘A Queen in Crowned.’
This will_ be followed by a dance
featuring. the Cariboo Ramblers Or-

graded last week by Jens grader, op-
erated by R. Burgess,
for the South Cariboo

in readiness
track ‘meet

(delayed)

MR. and MRS. OMAR OULETT
and children are spending a week in

May 17th

Gravel Crushing

Lighting Plants,

Consists of Motor and Pull Graders, Bulldozers, P.C.U.’
Plant, Caterpillar Tactors, Welders.
Trailers, Buildings, Lumber, Air Compressor, Cement
and contractors Miscellane

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Contractors Equipment

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Auctioneer Frank Gwartney, Licence Na 1

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s. Rippers, Draglines, Scrapers
Shop Equipment, Trucks and

Mixers,
ous Equipment of every description.

10 a.m.

Wheel ‘Tractors,

this weekend as stream fishing opens
nine days earlier this year than usual.
The information is contained in the
1954 sport fishing regulations releas-
ed here last week.

Usually reserved for May 24, the
stream fishing season will open in
the Northern District May 15. The
northern district comprises all of
British Columbia north of the 51st
parallel in the yicnity of Clinton and
Revelstoke.

While no reason for the advanced
dateihas been given it is thought to
patily comply with a request from
rodand gun clubs throughout B.C.

Also new for this district is the
absence of any closed season on
lakes. Formerly the fishing season
ended officially on February 28 in
Jakes. This year it will not end at all
but it will still be illegal to fish
through .a hole in the ice except on
Lag.La Hache for lake trout or char.

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MR. and MRS. TOM WILSON ana
Bell Manted left this weei to go to
work at Riske Creek.

Dog Creek News

MR. and MRS. C. R. PLACE, Mrs.
Armes and A. J. Drinkell were among
local residents journeying to town
for Hospital Pound Day. _

MR. and MRS. FELIX NICHOLSON
of Williams Lake were Sunday visit-
ors to the valley.

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