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THE TRIBUNE, Wr

IAMS LAKR, B.C.

Thuréday, January 21, 1952,

Forecast Refinery
For Kamloops

A refinery at some point in the
Interior,

Distribwwrs- Lt
George C. Bradley, formerly
sistant
marketing for Imp:
jover as president and
with Kamloops picked as a | ager of Home Oil Dist
logical spot, is forecast by oilmen in! Oil Distribute:
Vancouver as tie ext step. in éx-| out a retiner
pansion spurred by the
pipeline from Alberta
The industry, which is keeping |
close tab on developments, points to
some significant recent moves,
Among them is the appointment of

on the co

impending

BIRTH
At War Memorial Hospital
YELLS — To Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Yells of Alexis Creek, a daughter
born January 28.

OLIVER THEATRE=

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
MARIO LANZA

February 4, 5, 6
ANN BLYTHE

‘The Great Caruso”

Thursday, Friday, Saturday February 7, 8, 9
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Stolen In Quesnel

Fast work by RCMP constables
here Saturday resulted in the return
of a stolen car to its owner in Ques-
nel just seven hours after it had been
reported missing.

A Quesnel resident. charged with
the theft, pleaded guilty in police
court at Quesnel Monday and was
sentenced to two years

The late model car, owned by
Wighland Mountain Mines Lta. haa
been parked by its driver in frént of

& Quesnel hotel. The driver came-out
of the hotei about noon, started the
ear to warm it up, and retsrmed for
his luggage. When he came back on
the street ten minutes later the car
had disapeared.

Police were alerted and Constable
of the local detachment dis-
it parked in front of the
Lakeview. The driver had gone into
the restaurant for a cup of coffee
and had left the -keys in the car.
Constable Terry extracted the keys
and waited for the man to show up,
aking him into custody when he
ed.

Mining Company
(Continued from Page 5)

of Kamlocps Copper Co. Ltd. Berens
River, Mines Limited is an Ontario
verporation and is a Canadian sup-
sidiary of Newmount Mining Corpor
ation, one of the large mining oper
ators in the United States, and- ha:
been for many years past an exten-
sive operator in many large projects
throughout America and other parts
of the globe.

TO TAKE CONTROL

Inder the terms of the option
generally, the purenaser will assume
immediate control of operations on
the property.

“The option agieement calls for
substantial sums of money to be paid
to the operating account ot kam-
loops Copper Company Ltd. sem-
annually during the next two and
one-half years to yield a total of
$610,500 for development on the
property if the deal fully com-
pleted-

“The purchaser has not made
known its future plans for immedi-
ate development, but at the present
time, is proceeding with a geophysi
cal survey on the property. ~rurure}
underground development will be
based, to some extent, upon the re-
sults obtained from the geophysical
survey which shovld probably be
completed during February of this
year. For the present time, James A.
Pike. manager of Island Mountain
Mines Limited, anorner subsidiary or
Newmount Mining Corporation locat-
ed at Welis, B.C., will be in charge
of operations on the property,” Mr.
Kennedy continued.

TWO-MILE AREA

Kamloops Copper Company Ltd. is
now the owner of a continuous helt
of property from Kamloops Lake,
stretching southerly for nearly two
miles and including all of the proper-
ties of the old Iron Mask Mine, and
considerable additional ground of
the northerly and southerly boun-
darise of the old Iron Mask property
The company’s holdings amount to
26 mineral claims, of which 14 are
held by location and 12 are held by
Crown Grant or lease from tne
Crewn,

Kamloops Copper Company Ltd. is
the su sor of Kamloops Copper
Syndicate, which was organized last
April to consolidate various,
Properties and which carried on some
consderable development work with
very encouraging results. This work
was principally confined to the sink-
ing of a 90-foot shaft on the Night
Wawk mineral claim, and some dia~
mond drilling from this shaft.

Apt for a province which boast the
Canadian Rockies, British Columbia
has as its motto, ‘Splendor Without
Diminishment.”

is

Judge Speaks On
Caiiboo’s
Famous Man

Taking as his subject, “A Famous
Man of the Cariboo,”
noted authority on on
highways and byways of the province

and their history, spoke last night
lite the Board of Trade on Alexander
| Caulfield Anderson,

| Anderson, a Hudson Bay Company
“Man, first came into the Cariboo scene
at Alexandria, as a clerk in 1840. But
jit much farther south that the|
Jeevnts took place with which the|
speaker dwelt in building up tbis
famous man.

Following Anderson on bis travels
through the south Cariboo to Lillo-
oet and later across the coast range!
from Kamloos to the coast, the speak-
uned just about every small creek
in the country and exlained how
many of them got their names.

The story of the adventures of
\nderson climaxed with his commis-

Judge Henry |
Castillou,

1 road from Langley to the Cariboo,
where gold had been found. No
jonger would the fur brigade trails
be adequate and in 1858 Anderson
started his job with 500 men.

Pointing out that Douglas was
perhaps the greatest trader the proy-
ince had ever known, Judge Castillou
ited this venture as an example.
The 500 men were hired to do the
work tor nothing. Not only that but
they had to post $25 each as an evi-
dence of good faith, and when the
road was completed they were to re-
ceive their money back — but not
in cash, in company goods.

The speaker was introduced by
Dr. A. H. Bayne.

Mother Saves Girls
As Home Destroyed

A Mother's chance look to see
that everything was safe on a quiet |
Riske Creek ranch, is credited with |
saving the lives of her=three young |
children Monday morning when a|
fire completely destroyed their home. |

Mrs. Margaret Jasper had left the
three children in the house to go!
} bout the usual chores and was milk-|
ing the cows in a barn about 400
yards away when something prompt-
ed her to go to the door and look out. |
A terrifying sight greeted her. Bil-
lows of smoke were coming trom the
house, and with the thought of her
children uppermost in her mind, she
dashed back to rescue them,

Going in the back door she found
one child in the kitchen and carried
her to safety. Back she went into me
flaming structure for her other two
daugthers, who had run into a bed-
room and shut the door to escape
the smoke. She carried them out the
front door and then had to make the

caping.
Unable to do any more, Mrs. Jas-

of her in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Jasper about half a mile away.

The three children, Helen, Pat and
Kay, were unharmed. A fourth child,
Billie, was at school when the house
burned. Mrs. Jasper is a widow, her
husband died two year ago.

There was no insurance on the |
building. Cause of the blaze is un-
known.

RECLASS RAILWAY AVE

According to advice received from
the Premier's office, that portion of
Railway Avenue lying between Oliver
Street and the south-east boundary!
of the village (below the Cattlemen's
office) has been classed as an ar-
terial highway.

The stretch of the street concerned
amounts to .45 miles.

per took her children to the home ||

sion by Sir James Douglas to pu)

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