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ANGLICAN CHURCH (Continued from page 1) WIS 3U indi ag | = 4]
NGLIOAN CHURCH |, vie jWISMER SUGGESTS Provincial Taxes |

meres | agrestis COMPROMISE May Be Paid Here | For the Best Quality

Steady. i ~
Z a0} 4 AG aiiees eondine: om :
ictal tere t66the Geek ac, ene R - trortiey-General | According to an announcement
Dan Buekley, with assistance fran on Wismer, whose election stat- trom the local goveriaent office this

us still is in doubt in Vancouver- week, 1
Centre, has suggested that leaders! in this dist

of the four major parti

provincial property taxes
ict should be paid direct.

and
Tom McDougall. Parade marshall should ly to Victoria or to the Government At all times, buy with confidence at
gall. s hold a round-table conference to de- | Agent, Williams Lake, instead of to = :

ee | Was Mrs. i
ee ee cide “what is in the best interests of | Quesnel or Lillooet as formerly. Page
Be trae one eee arog ny ce eee oe illiams ake eat Market

alternative votes are counted. known as a “central control account”

r
“There should be no talk of rush-| with all records being maintained in
* aay ing into another election fight for | Victoria instead of scattered througn-
. B, ,

party advantage,” he said. “Wé have lout the various land recording dis-

Ted Plante.
of Dog Creek, Antoine Boita

Judges were Ernie Eve

7 had ‘too much of this already.” tricts. Each government office now
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday June 23, 24, 35 Mr. Wismer admitted tat a heav?|pecomes a collection point for the gov- =
c on = ‘i eee core dd: Desh: FONE WPL ecanient aad Farmerd and. Melos B tt S
GLEN FORD - ANNE BAXTER - DENNIS O'KEEFE tgatast the old-tine parties, Liberal | mane iol tax meen whee ne etter Service

e-Conservat!

MGs, VOBress but he! are in town. They are requested to|

in
“FOLLOW THE suN”’ a0 oe paula eee no Immediate vie-/ ping their tax notices with them | Better uality
ory for the : Tor entry and receipting purposes.

“If we hadn't had the Alternative

ay, Friday, Saturday Tune 26, 27, 28 Vote,” he said, “the CCF would have

KIRK DOUGLAS - EVA MILLER Teen ate te chee ee ena BIRTHS - Better Value

been able to change our way of gov-

‘a m . , ernment with only some 29 percent
Ba ys : BLAIR—Born to Mr, and Mrs. Alan
“BIG TREES” of the vote late at Quesnel’ Hvepitd dune always at. .
He predicted that the CCF might 16, a son, weight 91% pounds. cS

Comedy and News Shows sta:

't at $:30

fose at least seven seats in which
they are now leading, and added
shat “if they get enough alternative

Thursday, Friday, Satura y, This Week: i i WESTERN RIFE & PIGEON
Cary Great ae nee, anaes For One More” hore tee ee ve EIGHTEEN ATTEND : 2 ;

aa QUALITY GROCERS
Cancelled Par ade bela prema PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

Gets A Second
ets way econ Only 18 citizens were interested 2
Day of Stampede enough in the town's development to|| _ z :
be on hand Monday night to hear the a
Despite heavy skies and the con-| suggested town planning zones that NATIONAL FIRST AID WEEK
tinual threat of rain, the offtetal | yin pet included ih the zoning by-law %

: Stampede parade got underway Fri- seal bynes Valees| : ;
PEN AND PENCIL SETS day morning as scheduled. Se me: Vallee » June 15-20

soon to be ps

The absence of two bands and er | Commissioners. ye : Sere e :
SHEAFFER - PARKER - EVERSHARP eral entries that had turned out for| But those who were present car- Keep home medicine cabinets filled.
Thursday's effort sadly depleted the ried the discussion along until every : ;
showing. A few other entries ready| phase of town planning had been st Kaan In ot ge ea:
JayKel for Thursday had to be dismantled | brought out in the open, and before | Keep Industrial first aid kits supplied.
Pettipoint Necklaces and Earring Sets as the decorated vehicles were néeded | the meeting broke up there were sey- eee ‘ x
P . in business the following day. Also eral suefeelions orestoiting that x4 Keep a travel kit in your car. ‘
- missing from the line-up were the| will quite possibly be included in the “
WRIST WATCHES - SIGNET RINGS colorful Indian bands of former years. | final draft of the by-law. || Travel Kits .. w. Plastic $1.60 Auto ........ $8.20

Heading the parade in an open ear For one thing the northern zone |

: were Judge Henry Castillou and|of the commercial district will prob-|| Industrial size Band-aids seeeeeeers BLL
i (i WOODLAND & SOV Chief Thunderbird, the latter Win-| ably be extended. Fearing that the || Band-aid Elastic Bandage .. » ox
. U. | il ning a prize for the best Indian cos- | present allowance might be too small | ‘ aes aes 5 A :
Watclimak tume with his famous regalia.-They | for future expansion, it was suggest. | Caladryl, for relief of burns and insect bites :
Vatchmakers and Jewellers were followed by an honor guard of /ed that the northern boundary on Johnson's
OFFICIAL TIME INSPECTOR P.GE. RAILWAY Boy Scouts. | Borland Street be pushed out to take Burn Ointment .35
Prize for the best Indian Group| in the greater part of the next block.
BS j Went to the Mission Boys Band who! This would put an additional com. Waterproof.
T > J 1 : turned in their usual fine perform- mercial strip in the Present zone, Adhesive Tape
ax yuu Nave the time to ance Thursday morning despite he- running from the lane behind Thisg 2 $ a
ing foreed to march in the pelting’ Avenue right down to Railway Ay- Medicated Plasters =

: enue.
. rain. rom.
; > :
FI S H Mrs. A. Paxton of Alexis cae | The other main suggestion was Mercuricrome
copped the prize for the hest-dressed | that there be more low value residen. 3

; Iodine
cowgirl and Louis Bates took the’ tial zones allowed for. At present

We have the award for the best dressed cowboy. | there is only a block and a half and ‘* FOR OUMK FIRST Alb:

| west decorated float and best out-| it was suggestea that the two blocks i
° a 1 of-town float awards went to Andy’s| between First Avenue and Railway ee
Baits and ack ©: Ihxtooa & sawause, The truck, dene |betwack Boriee and Comer streets|!_ Other
e by owner Andy Westwick, was coy-| De added. :
\ ADHESIVE BANDAGES

_ ered with evergreens and topped by] Actually the only difference be- i i
COMPLETE STOCK OF small fir trees and a camp fire. Along| Ween the two residential housing First Aid 3 35e 65
zones is the floor space required to

* the sides was inscribed the legend
Flat Fish and Lazy Ikes “keép the home fires burning.” be used in construction. In the high- Supplies
Jaycees also took two awards with} €” Value zones you must have at least

Fly rod size to heavy trolling models their clever ‘election’ race float de-| 750 square feet of floor space in your'|
seribed in last week's paper. They | home and in the low value zone thie|

won Best Fraternal and Best Comic. | 470ps to 600 square feet. In both in- Branpty’s Drug TO E
Khrchuwel!s Prize for the best decorated car|Stances however, houses must con- | i
went to The-Tibune for their entry | form with the general appearance of | AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERU
5} 2 ANKLIN. MS

Cariboo Sports Counselors covered with evergreens, colored ce-| the houses around them. |
dar boughs and wild flowers,

Williams Lake Motors’ entry of
1908 and 1952 Buicks won the best
commercial prize.

Williams Lake High School Stu-
dents Council won a well-deserved
‘most original’ float award for their
entry. School children depieting dif-
| ferent phases of school life, i.e.; sew-
[ne. sports, the schoolroom, rode on
the gaily

decorated fioat. ; |

A {fg increase in the number of :
decorated bicycles over previous ;
entries. Ken and Dwayne Brandly !
. |

took first and second respectively in|
this class with their elaborate en-|

Enquire About
The CHEAPEST CONSTRUCTION of all

tries. Tommy Irvine on his tricycle! a i {|
decked out as a horse took third Five Outstanding Features
En 618, we ce

Other entries in Friday's parade @ LOW IN cost

included Western Rife & Pigeon, 150
Mile Store and Northern Dairies.

@ CUTS ERXECTIO TIME IN HALF
Judges were Mrs. J. Haramia, Sid ELIMINATE: ,
Leith, Walt Nisbet and Lee Thomas. e ‘UNATES ALI. WASTE
(Bd. note: The list of parade entries @ PERMANENT OR DEMOUNTABLE
e islai regret if 2
hag been siislald’ and’ we’ regret: 4 @ SPEEDY ERECTION, REGARDLESS OF WEATHER

And wherever Westerners who like this style we have missed anyone.)
of boot work, you'll find they depend on the =

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ea LECKIE'S ENGINEER | THE WEATHER Can be supplied as a packaged unit, complete with
another popular Leckie work boot is the Min. Max. < :
etonnen | tina ne | sub-trades and erected on your site by manufacturer,
Saturday tepneeeenee 646 64 a 2 a
in 6" and 8" top i[ Monday 45 50 Or purchased FOB our plant and erected by others.
Full Stack of Both These Popular Roots || Wir oo | a See ee
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Low of the week was record- | ected

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cloudburst, mixed with hail,
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a] ugged street drains as over- ive in Willi i
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|] gravel off the streets. eae