Thursday, July 14, 1955.

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Page 7

80 ATTEND PICNIC

On account of rain on the sched-
uled day Canim Lake east picnic was
postponed for fine weather and held
the day following at McNeil Ranch
when a good turnout of about so
persons enjoyed the social outing,

The picnic dinnér was followed by
a_good program of sports handled
by Mrs. Harold Hartwig and Mrs.
I. B. Higgins, During the afternoon
the Jolly Hours club dispensed hot
dogs, coffee, pie, ice cream, pop ana
candy from their booth,

Newcomers and visitors noticed
at the picnic were Mrs. McRae and
Karen L, Watts mother and niece of
Mrs, Hartwig from Vancouver; Jon-

i father of
Marie Blacklock
from South Burnaby and now of
Mahood Falls; Miss Bernice Nowell
who, motored up from Chilliwack on
a vacation to Shadow Mountain Re-
sort; Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and
family and Harold Ellam of Caniio

Jack Leslie,

AND SPORTS

Lake; Arne Tueit-Petterson and
Ralph Kelly of 100 Mile; Elmer and
Kayo Higgins of Bear Lake; Marilyn
Scott and Gail Pelkey of Williams
Lake and Bob Le Foe from Vancou-
ver, guest of Jimmy Pitre. Follow-
ing is the program of sports with
winners:

Boys and girls race, 4 and under.
John MeNeil, Barbara Hogan; boys
and girls race. 6 and under, John Me-
Neil; S$ and under. Denis Hogan,
Susie Hartwig; 10 and under, Neil
MeNeil, Susie Hartwig; 12 and un-
der, Glen McNeil, Lavina Olson;
Tf and under, Jimmie Higgins, Vvian
Higgins. Single women, Gail Pelkey.
Married women, Mrs. Jack Leslie.
Single men, Norman Carlson; mar-
ried men, Harold Hartwig. 3-legged
race. Jimmie Higgins and David
Hartwig. Wheelbarrow, Jimmie Hig-
gins and Denis Hogan. Somersault
race, Keith Hogan. High jump, boys
under 10, Neil McNeil; under 14,

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Jimmie Higgin ngle women, Gail
Pelkey; single men, Douglas
lock. Softball also was play
everyone enjoyed the day

OVER 66 attended the success-
ful Canimy Lake east picnic dance
which was held June 25th at Mahood
Lake Lodge. Music was rendered hy
Jack Leslie, Harold Hartwig, Doug-
las Blaciclo Earl Veling, John
Hogan and Stewart n.

Present after prolonged absence

were Jimmie Pitre, Mr. and Mrs.
Panl Mailloux, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hartwig. David and Susie. New resi

dents present John Hunter co-owner
and manager of Paul’s Point Re-

sort, Stewart Mason formerly of
North Kamloops and Marie Black-
lock. Most of those from ontside

who were present at the picnic also

attended the dance. A collection was
taken toward the picnic fund. Re-
freshments were served by the Jolly
Hours club. A vote of thanks was
tendered the musicians.

MRS. JACK PARKER and son
Johnny of Victoria are visiting for
the vacation months with Mrs. Par-
ker’s brother-in-law and sister. Mr.
and Mrs. Herb McNeil of MeNeil
Ranch.

LONE‘ BUTTE visitors in this
area during the holi weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MeMil-
lan and Glenda, Mr. and Mrs. James
Mackie, Billy and Kenneth; Alan
McAnninch, Cal Pettigrew, at Ma-
hood Lake Lodge; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Flaherty, sr., at Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Flaherty j Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Grant of Burnaby with Mr. and Mrs.
H. J. Johnson and H. W. Lanning,
all of Lone Butte; Mr. and Mrs. ¢
J. Woodcock and Beverley of Van-
couver guess of Mr. and Mrs. Her-
ber Blacklock.

ATTENDING Kamloops Stampede
from tihs area were Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Leslie, Donna MeNeil, J. Johu-
son, N. Carlson, C. Granberg and B.
Higgins from Bear Lake. ‘They re-
ported a really entertaining event
They also visited Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Leslie of Savona, brother
and sister-in-law of Mr. Leslie.
Others attended Bridge Lake events
and opening dance of 100 Mile Con-
unity Hall while lodge business way

active during the holiday weekend
extending over July 4th.

MR. and MRS. FRED A. HILLS
and granddaughter Floralee Hills of
Bugene. Oregon, were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Hig-
gins. The group spent July 4th at
Mahood Lake Lodge where Mrs. Hills
entertained in the evening with coi-
oured movies of their home and of
their travel in the Canadian north
and Alaska which included an ex-
citing bear hunt. As an added inter-
est Chuck Gaglardi presented movies
in a winter setting in Wells Grey
Park depicting the tagging of corral-
led moose and the methods used.
Thirty-five were tagged last spring
by. Par personnel. Also enjoying
the entertainment were the near
neighbours and Mrs, Kenneth Hig
gins and family.

G

Agricultural Field
Day Well Attended

An agricultural field day was held
on the ranch of J: G. Boultbée, on
July 9. A large crowd attended. Col-
ored pictures showing various types
of si nits and stacks were very
interesting to the stockmen. Speak-
ers were G. A. Luyat, supervising
agriculturist, Kamloops, and Joe
Walsh, district agriculturist from
Williams Lake.

Gordie Campbell of Kamloops put
on a working demonstration of mod-
ern haying machinery which inter-
ested the visiting farmers and ranch-
ers. Lunch was served at noon and
supper at 5 p.m. on the lawn of the
spacious Boultbee home. C. J. Faes-
sler, president of Bridge Lake
Farmers Institute was M.C.

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MISS AGNES FARSSLER, young-
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EB. H.
Faessler, has successfully passed her
normal exams and will be teaching,
after the holidays.

MRS. LEAVITT senior was a re-
cent guest of her son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leavitt.

JACK STACK and his ten year old
nddaugther. ‘both from Ontario,

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a proud new Chevrolet owner every 4.19 seconds.

You see them here, you see them there, you see them
everywhere — enjoying the pleasures of driving Chevrolet.
And because motoramic Chevrolet is svch an overwhelming
favorite this year, to a\greater extent than ever before,

Chevrolet leads in popularity — value — sales.

(Incidentally, while you were reading this, four Chevrolets were bought!)

A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE

Williams Lake Motors Ltd.

are visiting Mr,< and Mrs. C. J
Faessler. Mrs. -Fagssler is also a
granddaughter of, MrStack.

MR. and MRS.“JAGK MACKAY of
Vancouver have’ been spending a
holiday on their ranch here. They
had as their guests July 10, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Bays,.‘their son and
daughter. and J. Re Ross.

E. R. KING, Clyde Walker and
J. R. Ross were visitors to Kam-
loops recently.
MR. and MRS. DICK\TAYLOR are
now living in their new summer
home on the east shore of Bridge
Lake.

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to Apply
To Purchase Land

In Land Recording District of
Quesnel and situate east shore of
Cuisson Lake. (~ =

Take notice {that Arnold Albert
Routley, of Box 363, Williams
Lake, B.C., occupation mill work-
er, intends to apply. for permission
se the following descrih-

Commencing at a post planted
on the east shore of Cuisson Lake
and being approximately %% mile
west of the north west corner of
Lot 9170 Cariboo, thence east 5
chains; thence north 5

chains;
thence- west 5 chains; thence fol-
lowing lakeshore in a Southerly
direction to point of commence-
ment and containing 2% acres,
more or less.

The purpose for which the land
is required is Homesite.

Arnold Albert. Routley

Dated July 12th 1955.

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to Apply
To Purchase Land

In Land Recording District of
Quesnel and situate approx. 1 mile
east of-the north east corner of
Lot 9196 Car. District'and west of
Cuisson Lake,

Take notice that Gordon James
Bruce, of Williams’Lake, occupa-
tion manager, Lighum Ltd., in-
tends to apply far-permission to
purchase the following described
lands:

Commencing ‘at=a post planted
d lake ly-

of Lot 9196 Car.
District, thence =10 chins. North;
chns. °& thence 10
chns. south; thence westerly along
sho: ine to pointyof commence-

ng 5 acres, more

The purpose for which the land
is required is homesite.
Gordon James Bruce.
Dated June 21st, 1955.

Notice of Intention to Apply
To Purchase Land

In Land Recording ‘District of
Cariboo and situate on the west
side of Cuisson Lake, % mile W.
across lake from G. “Durrell.

Take notice that Mrs. @ Halli-
day of 975 - W. 26 Ave, Vancou-
ver,.B.C., occupation caterer, in-
tends to apply for permission to
purchase the following described
lands: oe

Commencing at a-post planted
S.E. corner, thence 12 chains W.;
thence 5 chains N.; thence 2 chns.
E.; thence south along lake shore
to point of commencement, and
containing 6 acres, more or less.

The purpose for which the land
is required is homesite. 2

Mrs. G. Halliday.

Dated May 25, 1955.

PACIFIC GREAT EASTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
Contruction Department
NOTICE TO
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Sealed tenders endorsed. ‘Ten-
der for Building at Prince George,”
will be received by the Minister of
Railways, Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, B.C., up until twelve
o’clock noon on Thursday, August
4th, 1955 and opened in public at

that time and place.

Plans and specifications may be
obtained on and after July 14th,
from the Construction Engineer,

Goglin FPuilding, Prince George,
on deposit of the sum of $10.00
(Ten Dollars), for each set, which
will be refunded upon return of
plans ete., in good condition with-
in two weeks after award of con-
tract; except in the case of the
successful tenderer, where the plan
deposit is not refundable. Plans
and. specifications will also be on
view at the offices of the Division
Engineer at Quesnel and the Sta-
tion Agent at Williams Lake, B.C.

Each tender must be accom-
panied by an accepted bank
cheque on a chartered bank of
Canada, made payable to the Pa-
cific Great Eastern Railway Com-
pany, Construction department,
for the amount of five percent of
the tender which shall he forfeited
if tenderer declines to enter into
the contract when ealled upon to
do so.

Tenders must be made out on

the forms supplied, signed with
actual signature of the tenderer
and enclosed in envelope furn-
ished.
No tender will be considered
having any qualifying clauses
whatsoever and the lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.

Signed:
Hon. W. R. T. Chetwynd,
Construction Committee.

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to Apply
To Purchase Land

In Land Recording District of
Quesnel

Take notice that William Jo-
seph Cowan of Williams - Lake,
occupation millworker, intends to
apply for permission to purchase
the following decsribed lands:

Commencing at a post plont
the south east corner of Lot 8845,
thence 10 chains south; thence 20
chains west; thence 10 chains
north; thence 20 chains east to
point of commencement and con-
taining 20 acres, more or less,
omitting road and railway allow-
ance.

The purpose for which the land
is required is chicken ranching.

i William Joseph Cowan.
Dated July 13. 19 .

AUCTION SALE
TIMBER SALE X67348

There will be offered for sale
at Public Auction, at 11:0
on Friday, July 29th, 1955, in the
office of the Forest Ranger at
100 Mile House. B.C., the Licence
X67348, to cut 179,000 cubic feet
of Fir and Other Species situated

an area West of Mile 132,

Cariboo Highway. covering West
¥% of Section 4, Township 12, Lil-
looet District.

Three (3) years will be allowed
for removal of timber.

“Provided “anyone unable to
attend the auction in person
may submit tender to be
opened at the hour of auction
and treated as one bid.”

Further particulars may be ob-
tained from the Deputy Minister
of Forests, Victoria. B.C., or the
District Forester, Kamloops, B.C.

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