a Thursday, July 2, 1959 THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIB

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Old coach

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— trucking firm of Hodgson Bros., the son, 1914-45, royal mail carrier.’ came up from Penticton for the par- parade viewers. for members of the Square Dance Club.

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Stampede week picture parade

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Aquatic beauties were displayed in this car. Queen of the Lake Tina de-Geus waved to the crowd. He Popular bit of Stampede atmosphere is provided by club’s chuckwagon served breakfasts on the street
princesses form a pretty picture in front, too. the Trail Riders Club's “ cowboy breakfast.” The for three mornings.

. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bann, prominent in local square
legend reads “T. J. (Tommy) Hodg- Visiting queen and her princesses ade. Queen Jacqueline waves to the ‘ance circles, take to the pavement to show the folks

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Part of the crowd estimated at 1,800 people who Aquatic Show. Candidates in the queen contest are
Winning float in the commercial division was this one entered by The Tribune. jammed the beach last Sunday to see the annual shown at left.