THE-TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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VETERAN FLIER
DIES IN EASTERN

PLANE ACCIDENT

His many friends and acquaintan-

ces in the-North-Central part of the
province were shocked this week to
learn of the accidental death Sunday
of H. S. (Hal) Quinn, 36-year-old
chief pilot for Central B,C. Airways.
The veteran pilot was drowned while
taking off from a lake near Fowler
Station, 48 miles east of Kenora,
Ontario.
. Also killed in the mishap was Ole
A. Johanneson of Sioux Lookout, a
Passenger in the aircraft which Mr.
Quinn was ferrying from the factory
at Toronto to British Columbia.

Bye-witnesses report the pontoon-
equipped plane overturned as it was
about to make its take-off from the
lake, and sank like a stone.

The two men had landed shortly
before to escape a thunderstorm.
They were enroute from Toronto to
Sioux Lookout.

Mr. Quinn had resided at Kam-
loops for the past several years. He
is married and has one child.

A veteran of Northland and Brit-
ish Columbia flying, Mr. Quinn went
east recently to ferry the, aircraft
from Toronto to Kamloops for Cen-
tral B.C. Airways Ltd., which holds
the B.C. Forest Service contract for
aerial fire-spotting and supplying
of the crews fighting forest fires. He
served with the RCAF in the second
World War

Alexis Creek News

MR. and MRS. MURCHIE of Al-
exis Lodge entertained a number of
small friends m honor of their son
Roddy's birthday, last Saturday.

THE various political meetings
and game and guide meetings sched-
uled last week-end, caused quite an
influx of visitors to our town.

ALL the youngsters enjoyed their
Sunday “School picnic down by the
river. Edna Hoare and Rose Church,

the teachers, gathered the children| ?

together about 2 p.m. and they hiked
down to the river. There they had
races, games, etc., and partook of
their large picnic lunch. Then, tired
but happy arrived home in time for
supper,

THE Community Club held their
final business méeting of the year
last Tuesday. Pete Yells was made
president, to carry on with anything
that might turn up through the sum-
mer months.

THERE WAS A weiner roast and
swimming party down at “ye olde
swimming hole” Friday night. 2very-
one had a good time, even though the

weiners turned out to be pork
sausage.
MR. and MRS. FOSTER and

daughter Gale, left for the coast af-
ter spending two or three months at
Chilcoten Hotel.

SOME of our young fry will be go-
ing to Williams Lake Wednesday. to
compete in the sports day. We wish
them the best of luck.

ANOTHER MEETING OPPOSES
COW MOOSE SEASON

Winding up the current series of
meetings between registered trap-
pers, guides and Game Department
officials on the question of an open
season on cow moose, 35 trappers
and guides at Prince George voted
unanimously against
last week.

the proposal |

Keithley News

MRS. TOM KINVIG and Mrs.
George Goldsmith were called to take
eir driv tes They went to

the Lake Thursday.
A. E. McGREGOR took a day oft|

Friday from his placer mining to/
run in to the Lake for his driver's
test. |

THREE YOUNG MEN from the

Forestry department are making a
tally of the timber in this vicinity.
They have already been up in the!
Prince George and Quesnel areas. |

J.-S. CRITTENDEN and R. Conn}
of Seattle have been visitors at the
Keithley Ranch.

LEO JOBIN, local gante warden,
paid us a visit the other day. No, no
one in trouble in here!

JAKE CULLY of Bridge Lake and
Cedro-Wooley, U.S.A., was visiting
with the Wiff Raes.

THE BRIDGE between Spanish
and the C & S camp gave way the
other day when a truck with a load
of poles tried to go over it. Fortun-
ately the driver wasn’t hurt. We un-
derstand Mr. Hall, the road engin-
eer from Quesnel, was in oily last
Sunday and pronounced all the
bridges‘in this way quite safe.

THE TELEPHONE has been out
of commission for several days, and
may be so for many more days, as
we understand half a mile of wire
was pulled and dragged to the ground
by big truck going out with a load of
poles.

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June 17th

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