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CARD OF THANKS

MISCELLANEOUS

Our sincere thanks to all the
people in Williams
Boston Bar
who were so very kind to us
this last week. Our special
thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Chalmers, of Boston Bar, and
Haley Aycock, of Chilco
Ranch. 3

Elton and Marge Elliott. _

OOOO TOOTS OS

INFORMATION
WANTED

pass eee ect ee gh
ANYONE KNOWING the where-
Cornelius

308,
B.C., on a matter of import-

ance.

LOST

STRAYED from Anahim Lake
range, three horses, blazed
faced sorrel, black gelding and
strawberry Troan, all branded
fT bar 3 on left shoulder; may
have gone to Riske Creek.

For Long Distance Moving
and Storage contact
STEPHENS’ MOVING
AND STORAGE
Kamloops, B.C.
Phone 1193
Ciosed van service covering
all major Cities in Canada
and U.S.A.
BANITIZED VANS
Member of Canadian

* Warehousemen's Assn.
Agents of United Van Lines
a> (:

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS a
fellowship of men and women
who have solved their drink-
ing problem by joining the
organization. Phone 283K or
write P.O. Box 644.

PARTNERSHIP of winter work
for small, good cat, 5-8 M per
day, or sell the cat on good

Tony Evans, Anahim Lake. terns. Write Box 497,
Reward. - Tribune.
Hae
San ely| AUCTION OF TIMBER

greave’s Ranch, approximately
one month ago,
es saddle mare.

tact Al Carswell, C and S
Tire Service, Williams Lake
150.

FOR RENT Ranger, Williams Lake, B.C.,
the Licence X 76135, to cut
so apagz| 1,467,000 cubic feet of fr
LOW-BED TRAILan, 35-ton) trees” and trees of other
capacity. Pointer and NewW-/ species, on an area situated
man, 285-K_ on vacant Crown land, melee
mile south-east of Joe's Lake,

MODERN HOUSE. Contect J. E-) Tinooet Land District.
Three (2) years Will be
LURE MODERN SURE) fone) inwed - tor removals. OF

rooms.’ Phone 284-M. va
(SOLER RTE

good quality range cows | ©©,be Opened at the hour of

Whispering Pines Ranch, Box
47, Kamloops, B.!

SALE X 76135

There will be offered for
sale at public auction, at 11
a.m. on February 7, 1958, in
the office the Forest

auction and treated as one
bid.

Auction of Timber
Sale X 76578

There will be offered for
sale-at public auction, at 2
m., on Friday, January 10,
1958, in the office of the
Forest Ranger, Horsefly, B.C.,
the Licence X 76578, to cut
31,700 lineal feet of cedar
poles and piling, on an area
situated on: Abbott Creek,
Shoals Bay, Quesnel Lake.

ive (5) years will be
allowed for removal of
timber.

Provided anyone who is

unable to attend the auction
in person may submit a sealed
tender, to be opened at the
hour of auction and treated
as one bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the District
Forester, Kamloops, B.C.; or
the Forest, Ranger, Horsefty,
B.C.

oeererocerorscorooonnenocnrocs
LAND REGISTRY ACT

(Section 161)

THE MATTER OF The

South-East quarter (S.E.%)
of District ROU
thousand and
(4037), Lillooet. District,
except that part thereof
included within the boun-
daries of Plan Six thousand
and - twenty-
(6624). LILLOOET
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT.

IN,

AND IN THE MATTER OF
The outs ‘West quarter
(S.W.%) North-

West Guartee (N.W.4%4) of
District Lot’ Three thousand
eight hundred and_ thirty
(3830), Lillooet District.
LILLOOET ASSESSMENT
DISTRICT.

PROOF having been filed in
my office of the joes of cer
tificates of
178716F and 1g0906F a
the above mentioned lands
in the name of HAROLD
DRYSART BECK, of Wil-
liams Lake, B.C., and bear-
ing dates of the isth day of

November, 1955, and 21st
day of February, 1956, re-
spectively.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
OF my intention at the expi-
ration of one calendar month
trom the first publication here-

said
HAROLD ‘DRYSART. “BECK,
Provisional ‘Certificates _ of
Title in lieu of said lost Cer-
tificates.
any. information with refer-

ence to said lost certifi
fe Via 009
Y REGISTRY OFFICE, rata

LOOPS, BRITISH COLUMBIA,

YOUNG married Man would like
to get small ranch to operate.
Write Box 496, Tribune.

GOOD HOME in aie for
female German shepherd, nine
months old. Contact Mr.
Ford, next to Post Office.

FOR SALE OR TRADE

ELECTRIC MOTOR (one h.p.),
almost new, for half or three-
quarter h.p. motor.
Farms, Soda Creek.

FOR SALE

39e; Fronts, 28c. Phone
write A. L. Crosina, 153 Mile
sires B.C.

REVENUD HOME
reas purndehed:

ONE 10-TON Federal Truck
arch, Al condition, terms.

Write Box 47 or phone 6817,
West Summerland, B.0,

in - town,
Write Box

SEMI-FINISHED three-bedroom

ome in Horsefly; also 11 cu.

ft. propane refrigerator, and

Bell piano, Write Box 9&,
Horsefiy,

FRESH SAWDUST
DRY BRUSHWOOD

PROMPT DELIVERY

Phone 228-W

SS eee

THREE CABINS on skids; team
logging horses; new acetylene
welding outfit 2-volt genera-
tor for power unit; two 56"-
36 tooth 6.7 gauge head saws.
Dick Olberg, half mile east of
P and T Planer Mill.

ARMY-TYPE JEEP, four-wheel
drive; 1951 Willys four-wheel
‘drive station wagon; both in
good condition, citeap for
quick sale. Write P.O. Box
94, Abbotsford, Phone
Abbotsford 21647.

DEEP FREEZE (three cover),

3-PIECE SennCOM SUITE,
electric washer, _ six-piece
suite; pargain for
Contact Mrs. J. Hran-
at | Kohnkes Camp,
Dugas Lake,

Furtfer particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy
Minister of Eorests, Victoria,
B.C.;_ the District Forester,
Kamloops, B.C.; or the Forest
Ranger, Williams Lake,

Auction of Timber
Sale X 76699
There will be offered for

sale. ee public auction, at
11: a.m., Friday,

on
sichmond January 10. 1958, in the office
of

the Forest Ranger, Horse-
fly, B.C., the Licence X 76699,
to cut 26,960- lineal feet. of
cedar poles and piling, on an
area situated approximately
half a mile north-west ‘of Lot
10181, Cariboo, Hobson Arm,
Quesnel Lake.

Three (3)
allowed for
timber.

Provided anyone who is
unable to attend the auction
in person may submit a sedled
tender, to be opened at_the
hour oe auction and treated
as oni id.

be
of

years will
removal

Further particulars may be
obtained from the District
Forester, Kamloops, B.C.;
the Forest Ranger, Horsafty,
B.C,

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this 10th day of December,
7

os e V. DICASTRI”

Any person having

“LAND ACT”
Notice of Intention to
Apply to Purchase Land

In Land Bevording GisiHet
of Williams Lake, B.C., 2:
situate approximately five a
miles north-east ef 150 Mile”
House, B.

OTICE .that Bar-
bara Jean McKenzie, of 150
Mile House, B.C., occupation
postmistress, intends to arnly
for permission to purchas.
tollowing described lands —
Commencing at a post
planted 20 chains north-west
from the Likely and Horsely
junction; thence 40 cha'ni
east; thence 20 chains south
en the Horsefly road to june-
tion of Horsefly and likely
roads; and containing 40
acres, more or less.

The purpose for which the
land is required is homesite.
BARBARA JEAN McKENZIE.
November 28, 1957.

“LAND ACT”

“LAND ACT”
Notice of Intention to

Apply to Purchase Land

In Land Recording District
of Williams Lake, B.C., and
situate at Square Lake ih Big
Creek area, three-quarters of
a mile gouth-east of Long
Lake.

TAKE NOTICE that Paul
St. Pierre, of 1010 Chamber-
lain, North Vancouver, occu-
pation newspaperman, intends
to.apply for permission ‘to
purchase the following des-
eribed lands: —

Commencing at post
planted at the north-east end

of Square Lake; thence five
chains thence seven
chajns south; thence 20 fect

west; thénce north-westerly
along lakeshore to point of
commencement; and contain-
ing three acres, roi: or less.
The purpose for which-the :
land. is reyuire? is summer

residence
PAUL ee PIERRE
November 27, 1957

Notice of Ii
Apply to Purchase Land

In Land Recording District
of Williams Lake, B.C.,
situated on Horsefly Lake,
approximately a quarter of a
mile west of @ stream running
into a bay known as False
Bay

TAKE NOTICE’ that John

Vancouver,
ocevfpation department mana-
ger, intends to apply for
permission to purchase the
following described lands:—

post
planted Lake,
approximately a quarter of a
mile west of a stream running
into a bay known as False

Bay; thence east five chains;
thence north 10 chains;
thence west five chains;

thence south 10 chains; and
containing five acres, more or

land is required is summer
campsite.

JOHN A. E. ROLLINS.

November 11, 1957.
ND ACT”

Notign Ot Intention to
Appty to Lease Land
In and Recording District

boo, and situate on
sLake.

B NOTICE that H. J.
rand Sons Ltd. a

ess. z
The purpose for which the

Auction of Timber
Sale X 71059

There will be offered for
sale at public auction, at 11
a.m., on January 24, 1958, in
the office of the | Forest
Ranger, 100 Mile House, B.C.,
the Licence X 71059, to cut
1,244,000 cubic feet’ of fir,
lodgepole pine trees and trees
of other species, on ab area
situated Lots 2902 and 2903
and part of Lot 2891, North
of Horse Lake, Lillooet Land

Distriét. =

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

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

Further particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy
Minister of Forests, Victoria,
.; the inch Forester,
i r the Forest

B.
Kamloops, B.C.;

Go to Church
on Sunday

- CCF SESE ES BIRTHDAY.

Stanley Knowles, veteran M.P of Winnipeg North Centre,
was the chief speaker at the 25th birthday party of the CCF,
held at Hamlien: Ont. With him are Donald McDonald. left,
head of Ontai zi nd R. Gisbourne. MPP. Various speakers
assailed the "Diefenbaker government for its stand on Unem=
ployment, Z :

Ranger, 100 Mile "House, B.C.
en a ee

Business Directory

BUILDING SUPPLIES FARM EQUIPMENT

& CONTRACTORS

McKay Equipment
Massey-Harris Ferguson
Farm Eqttipment

W. E. HARDING

Electrical Contracting

Refrigeration .
SALES & SERVICE
Teiephons 170
Phone 53-W ee
Second Ave. Williams Lake

OIL DISTRIBUTORS

BLAIR BROS.

PLATE GLASS
» Insured Installation
FRED OVERTON Imperial Oil

Products

“Look to Imperial
for the best”

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Williams Lake Phone 154

WILLIAMS LAKE

LAND SURVEYOR
TOM WILLIAMS

B.C. Lai

Cariboo

ueshel, Province
British Columbia, intends
toXapply for a lease of the
follwing described lands:—

LAND REGISTRY ACT

(Section 161)

IN THE MATTER OF That
part of District Lot Seventy-
one (71), Group one (1),
shown on Plan “B” One
thousand eight hundred and
fifty - eight (“B"1858).
Cariboo District.

PROOF having been filed in
my Office of the loss of Cer-
tifleate of Title No. 2112M
to the above < mentioned
lands in the name of WAR
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SOCIETY OF SOUTHERN
CARIBOO and bearing date
the 26th day of June, 1923
I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE

OF my intention at the expira-

tion of one calendar month

from the first publication here-
of to issue to the said WAR

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

pociary OF SOUTHERN

OARIBOO, a Provincial Cer-
tifieate of ‘Title in liew of such
lost Certificate. Any person
having any Information with

reference to such lost certifi-

cate of title is requested ta

Auction of Timber
Sale X 76612

There will be offered tor
sale at public auction, at 1:30
P.m., on Friday, January 10,
1958, in the office of the
Forest Ranger, Horsefly, B.C.,
the Licence 76612, to cut
39,800 lineal feet ‘of. cédar
poles and piling, on an area
situated Horsefly:

of a mile east of S. . L.
Cariboo District.

Fou: (4) years will be
allowed for removal of
timber.

Provided anyone who is

unable to attend the auction
in person may submit a Sealed
tender, to be opened at. th
hour of auction and treated”
as one bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the ii

‘orester, Kamloops,
the Forest Ranger,
B.C.

2 OF
Horseay, |

RUBBER STAMPS
SCRATCH PADS

Just Phone 56

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te with the under-
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DATED at-the Land Regts-
tey Office, Kamloops, British
Columbia, this Oth day of
December, 1957,

J. V. DICASTRI
Registrar.
KAMLOOPS “LAND REGIS-
TRATION DISTRICT

Auction of Timber
Sale X 67251

There will be offered for
sale at public auction, at 11
a.m., on February 14, 1958,
in the office of the Forest
Ranger, 100 Mile House, B.C.,
the Licence X 67251, to cut

633,000 cubic feet of fir trees
and trees of other species, on
an area situated North
and South-West

half
quarter Lot

will

Provided
unable to attend the auction
in person may submit a sealed

anyone who is

tender, to be opened at the
hour of auction and treated
as one bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy
Minister of Forests, Victoria,
the Distriet | Forester,

Kamloops,
Ranger, 100 Mile House, B.C.

B.C.5 the Forest toed
@ Ibad,

~ V. Dicastri, Co}mencing at a post
woes aes ee plant\a at the south-east
TRATION cornem of the south half of
DISTRICT * Block \A of tot 2881, Cas

boo Dil } thence approxi-
mately oie (8) chains along
@ east shore of Horsefly

Lake @ north-easterly direc-
tion; themce due south Twenty
0) chains; thence west
Twenty (20) chains more or
less to the east shore of
Horsefly Lake a distance of
Twenty (24) chains more or
less to point of commence-
ment; and containing Twenty-
five (25 ) acres, more\or less,
for the purpose of booming
ground and floating lot pur-
poses.

Hi. J. GARDNER & SONS LTD.
Per M. D. Ritson, Director.
October 29, 1957.

Big Creek News

HOMP FOR Christmas to
cheer the family firesides ‘were:
Phyllis Bambrick trom Williams
Lake; Rosalie Church from
Three Hills; Alberta; Sherwood
Henry from Spokane, Wash.;
end Lynn Bonner from Abots-
tord

Sharing Christmas with rela-
ves at Breckness Ranch were
Lois and Sid Lovell of Chilli-
wack,

CECIL HENRY travelled to
Winnipeg to spend the Yuletide
; with his mother and sisters for
jthe first time in many years
Cecil had previously returnea
from a successful cougar hunt at
Churn Creek, bagging seven cats
with his two dogs.

THE SELMAN family left on a
business trip to the Coast Dec.
25-after sharing Christmas din-
ner at the'home of Frank and
Hattie Witte where a jolly total
of 22 gathered round the family
table,

MR. AND MRS. Bert Wasse)
returned from Williams Lake
with a 1958 Chev Pick-up to
speud Christmas this year at
Church's, along with son-in-law
and daughter, Johnnie and Bon-
nie Chureb.

DUANE WITTE returned from
Ivancouver last week with a
| Studebaker sedan.

DICK AND JOHN Church are
jhauling beef to town for ship-
ment early in the New Year.
; One Hodgson truck also took out

LISTED BELOW ARE
PLACES OF WORSHIP
IN. WILLIAMS LAKE

ST. PBTER'S (ANGLICAN)
CHURCH
Sth Avenue at Carson Drive

$ a.m., Holy Communion
Ist and 3rd Sunday.
1am., the Sunday School,
every Sunday.
:30 p.m.,
Runday,

Evensong, every

8T. ANDREW'S UNITED
CHURCH

ard. Avene at Comeron Streer

Sunday." January b: er a.m
3unday School. 7:30 p.m.
Svening Service, “A-Child ip
Our Midst.”

83ACRED REART CHURCH

‘th Avenue at Yorston Street
Redemptorist. Fathers
pany Masses, 9
10
First Fridays and Holidaye
oe ro bueation: Mass at 7:30

and

“anediction Saturday even:
ing,

CALVARY PENT ECOSEAE
TABERN.

2nd rcags Nort

Sunday School, 10 -a.m
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Evangelistic Ser:

vice, 7:30.

Tuesday Prayer Meeting
8 p.m.

Friday, Young People’s

Meeting, 8 p.m.
KINGDOM. HALL, OF

JEHOVAH WITNESSES
4th Avenue South

Sunda:

Finding Happiness
in.2 Troubled World, 2. Ws
MeBrine, 3° p.m.
Bible Study,
da 2 a 30

Theocratic
8:30 p.m

try i
Service Meeting.
tf;

The Tribune will be pleased
to include any religious
notices in this column such as
title of service, name of
preacher, ete. ‘Information
should be available by noon
Monday.

i Local office:

Di of
Royalite Oil Products
“Prompt and
Courteous Service”
Head office - Williams Lake
Phone 121

CARS & TRUCKING

24-Hour Wrecker
Service

Lakeside Service

and Auto Body BAKERY

PHONE FAMOUS BAKERY
212K (day) 198F (nite) (Wholesale & Retail)
| a © SWEET GOODS.
= © PASTRIES
|| RAY HIGGINS LTD. _ © CAKES
Hl TRUCKS Birthday and Wedding Cakes
REO FEDERAL made to order
Single & Tandem Wholesale Distributors
NEW AND USED UNITS 4X Bread
Phone 97 Phone 119
|]845 Lansdowne St. Kamloops
ae ee LAUNDRY
r

URE’S LAUNDRY

Out of Town Customers

T&H
Cariboo Transport Ltd.
DAILY SERVICE

Given Prompt Attention
Vancouver - Wms. Lake =

INSURANCE & REAL
ESTATE

C.H.Dodwelle Co.

(R. BEAUCHAMP)
NOTARY PUBLIC
Insurance - Real Estate

Williams Lake, B.C.

DOCTORS

ARMES BRos, WAREHOUSE
Phone 148

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LOGGING & EQUIPMENT
eS

G. A. COLE
McCULLOCH
POWER SAWS

ea
SALES & SERVICE
pected re a

Corner Mackenzie & Yorston

Phone 61-X
W. J. M. DUTHIE |
a ee eee
Doctor of Chiropractic
San Jose Loggi "AND POP
ogg Ing BARNARD AND FIFTH AVE.
Uae z blocks off highway on 5th
if ve. from Beath Shell Station
Hae ns : Telephone 156
Losenes ING ALTERNATE FRIDAYS
Office in i00 Mile Motel

For prompt attention
Phone 197-M and 120-D

KOIVISTO

SALES & SERVICE LTD.
@ MILL SUPPLIES
@ SAW SHOP
LE.L. POWER SAWws
Phone 288
Mackenzie Ave.
Williams Lake

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