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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKR, BO

: Thursday, July 10, 195%

HALL RENTAL
MAY NOT BE LAW,

| Wanted. to. get aronnd this by maki

by Victoria and if the commissioners ,
ng
donations of the rents already chare-|
ed they would only be able to do so,

- SHEEP SURVIVE TWO-DAY BURIAL IN HAY

to the Fire Department, fair and ag-|

BIRTHS
At War Memoriai Hospital

| MOLIN® — To Mr. and Mrs. John
Stanley Moline of Williams Lake,

ricultural associations, the library! — ae a daughter, born July 6th,
COMMISSIGNERS and several others definitely defined | a ]. aes

in the act. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TOLD - It Mr. Mackenzie is right, ‘his OUND — Grey gelding, weight

would mean the hall rental proposal ut 1800, Branded bar Teverse

when drying
lothes in a gas
rmful to all types,

would have to be put in the form of
a by-law, which ultimately imust be
approved by Victoria, and if it was
approved organizations like the Board

Any discussion on the hall rental
question that might have arisen at|
Tuesday night’s Village Commission
meeting fell flat when the commis
a : i gion Auxiliary
Stoners were informed by Chairman |! Trade, Legion Auxiliary, sports

Mackenzie that, according to his in.| @2@ ame organizations, would have

terpretation of the Village Act, they| tbe ‘charged with no prospect of a

did not have the right to levy meDEbe:

eee The commissioners finally decided
He further expressed the opinion to seek a legal interpretation of the

that if the levy was passed by py-|lertinent section of the act before

law, it would not be possible except) 80ing any further with the proposal,

in certain cases for the Commission |

to make a refund of the rental as

they wished. Mr. Mackenzie said this\ Legion Auxiliary amd The Stampede Barmiees aig

would be considered discrimination | Association. Ce

OLIVER THEATRE=

Monday, Tuesday, iWednesday July 14, 15, 16
RICHARD WIDMARK - REGINALD GARDNER

sume for payment of this ad. Con-
tact Mrs. S. Coulthard, Soda
Creek.

Better Service =
Better Quality
Better Value

always at. .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS -

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR ant

rentals

Letters protesting the rental were
received from the Board of Trade, the

Se

: acs Ceotiar erese Canuoien
hrough the hay and the remains of the barn of Frank

Bes sirueinea! Collingwood, te: 68 sheep buried when a storm collapsed
We sh eR gfter two dayssunder the pile of hay end rubble the sheea
© Sul alive, but two had Brosen leus Farmer Hewson believes the
sussp survived due to air pockets formed by

pieces of limber:

Interior Lumbermen Open
Negotiations With Operators

Opening salvo of 1952 contract ne-! Existing working agreement. be-
sotiations between Norther {nterior) tween the union and. operators ex-
Lumbermen’s Association and the In-' pires on September 1.
ternational Woodworkers of America | —
was fired in City Hall ac Prince BIG CREF.
a George Saturday when members of | ————
the union’s policy committee tormal-'
ly presented the men’s demands to

Another Brahman
the operators. |
Nine men represented each side at Bull Imported

the opening meeting.
Lumbermen took the union’s 1952
demands under advisement and wili

in
“HALLS OF MONTEZUMA”

eS ae
Thursday, Friday, Saturday June 17, 18. 19
FRANK SINATRA - JANE RUSSELL

Cheeses for
Connoisseurs

Philadelphia
Danish Gorgonzola
Old English Cheddar

in
“DOUBLE DYNAMITE”

Comedy and News

Imperial MacLaren
Casino
Salmon Arm cheese

Williams Lake Meat Market

Shows start at $:30 p-m. 1

Thursday, Fr day, Saturday, This Week:

Walt Disney's “ALICE IN WONDERLAND”
Saturday Matinee — Doors open at 2:15 p.m.

ANOTHER BRAHMAN BULL has
been brought to the Cariboo by

— | discuss them fully at a general meet-
ing of the N.I.L.A. on July 12.

Frank Witte, who recently. purehas-
ed the animal from A. Nylander of

Next joint session will take place
on July 15 in Prince George.

High-lights cf the demands are
nine paid Statutory Holidays, Health
& Welfare Plan, improved Vacations
with pay, which is to be included in
the main demand of an over-all 35¢

Ferry, Wash. This r 4-yr.
old, Prince Luwayne, was raised by
W. H. Fisher, Brahman breeder of
Blythe, California. Mr. and Mrs.
Witte drove down to Nylander’s
ranch and brought the bull back by
truck.

The Manhattan Beauty ‘Salou

For appointment phone 15-R-4

Teena Borkowski

per hour increase in wages. Valen AS HOST to relatives from Port-
Shop and a 40-hour work-week,!jand, Ore., A. M. Piltz is enjoying,

make the other major demands.| with the six visitors, a few days of
SOUVENIRS Other demands such ab amendments! ashing and beeen oa Mere

to the Leave of Absence clause, Be HOLIDAY TIME this year Whether you're off for your summer Vacation &
i CI i a | Proved Seniority, Safety & Beales brought thoughts of the Chilcotin or just out for a picnic to the lake,
ce: Ss n n and other technica] changes make|to the ‘Brownjohn family. Mv. and

check on these supplies before you leave.

ss np~the..Union:s...-papgnaM0°—the}.Nve.Civé-Brownjohncand—2—eene-cal |
See the Beautiful i 5 =
Interior. | Burquitlam were guests at Chureh’s “SUNGLASSES . <
Representing the lumbermen at for a few days this week. Now the 2 : SUN TAN LOTION

ROYAL HEIDELBERG

the meeting Saturday was the N.L-' Church family are entertaining Mr. CALYDRYL (for insect bites’ and poison ivy rash)

| S S t L.A.’s labor relations committee, and Mrs. Roy Brownjohn and family INSECT REPELLENT — BAND ams

Gc made up of district lumbermen. ‘of Mission who arrived Priday. ieee aay 8 oe a

up an aucer sets A switeh from the usual proced- FIRST AID KITS — BATHING CAPs
These striking solid colour pieces with ure.of appointing an official of the COUNTESS REJECTS PICNIC THERMOSES — 2177's

simulated gold handles and interiors are Canadian Manufacturers Associa- FOUR PROFOSALS AIR CUSHIONS —

PICNIC PAPER CUPS

tian chi its best... ideal tion to bargain on behalf of operat-| ert:
pavavan china at its best ors was questioned by the union, an| WITHIN 2 WEEKS. PLATES AND NAPKINS —° SUN VISORS
= : N.IL.A. spokesman declared. : < FLASHLIGHTS — BEACH BALLS
= Priced at $2.75, $3.00 and $3.25 Union spokesmen asked members E
Demi-tasse sets at $2.35 and $2.90 of the labor relations committee if és
HOSTESS SETS the operators had disassociated You'll find them all ana
in Windsor China a $3.75 themelves irom the Canadian Manu- many more items at your

facturers Association, and were tolé |
that although N.I.L.A. members held
membership in the C.M.A., they hag
Gecided this year to carry out their
own negotiations in Prince George,
the most convenient place in the dis-
trict and the place where both oper-

favorite drugstore

E.G. WOODLAND & SON

Watchmakers and Jewellers
OFFICIAL TIME INSPECTOR P.G.E. RAILWAY

Branpty’s Druc Store

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

or
Clothes

For men —
who want
longer wear

Olive Green, heavy cotton WHIPCORD WORK
PANTS, sizes 30 to 44.

QUICK
COUNTER

entra} Press Canadian

In-two weeks in Canada, Coun-
tess Beatrice Wallenstein has had
four proposals of marriage but has

| ators and employees reside and work.
| turned them all down in favor of

y 2 job as a model. She arrived here |
- with 18 trunks of personal belong- Cc E
. + | ings after breaking off an engage.
= ment to the Comte de Paris who
Sak? wiTH LEMON HART claims to be heir te the throne ef

Counter service at our restaurant is
fast and efficient... and courteous
waitresses add to the friendly
atmosphere,

France.

Summer Weather
Welcome Experience

The belated arrival- of summer
weather this week brightened up the
district in more ways than one.

To the average person :{ meant
that he could head for a fishi
picnic spot with the hope of not gé
ling bogged down on the way. bul
it means a lot more than t ret
others.

Farmers will now be able to ge
on with their hay cutting and tourist
resort operators can expect their
usual amount of visitors.

In the bush logging camps and]
mills are op rating again-and in town]
Lignum Ltd., has renewed i nighi |
shift this week after a two-week lay;
off due to shortage of lumber from
district mills.

|

BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE

call or phone for reservation
SS rere

Have you seen our line of

BEATTY WASHERS?

Would you Eke a demonstrai n in your

in different

Men’s KHAKI DRILL WORK PANTS
weights — all sizes.

Mcn’s DENIM WORK PANTS in 8 and 9 oz. weight.

GWD Men's EXPRESS STRIPE BIB OVERALLS,
Smocks and combination overalls.

own home of the washer of : omorrow,
TEE BEATTY AU POMATIC?

SMEDLEY & SHARP LTD.

AND A FULL RANGE OF MEN’S WORK SHIRTS IN
ALL WEIGHTS, SHADES AND SIZES.

The second largest producer of
silver and lead in the world is a
mine near Mayo in Canada’s Yukon.

This: advetificwent is nok published’ or
displayed by the Liquor Control Board or
by the Government of British Columbia, i

Borkowski’s “/exdweex