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THE TRIBUNE, WHLLIAMS LAKH, B.é.

Phuraday, Beptemben 11, 1998

Use n Classined ad, ta Buy, Sell

Lac La Hache News

TUESDAY NIGHT Mrs. D:
addressed members of the local wu
of the P.C..Caneer Society,
resume of the year’s work.

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giving a

ANN OGDI has left to attend
LP Records high school in Abbotsford. Tommy
Forbes has returned to Oak Bay High |
in Victoria.
at A PRICE AMONG Joeal students who will!

board in the high school dormitory |
in Williams Lake will be,
Bryce, Irene Wright, Walter Spenst,
and Norma Felker.

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average LP record. Backed ty ne ae 3 live signs that construction was|once again put forward a concrete
UNCONDITIONAL MONEY.BACK and MRS..HUGH MORRISON about to start on the new Public suggestion on behalf of the residents
GUARAI nd children of Victoria, were recent Building, for which there was amap- jot the Canim Lake area that if the
hase LOW PRICES: with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert propriation of $123,000.00 in the Government Telegraph and Tele-

2 z estimates passed by the House of /phone Service would send in a-rep-

10in. $1.98 12in. $2.99 and MRS. T. DOWNIE with Commons this year. T have heard of resentative, the people there would
Feet Apmersaprenald). Ad 25c for |sons Kenneth and John have return-’ your interest in and concern over this! place telephone poles under his super

ed to Vancouver after visiting at the
Dingwall home.

A BUFFET SUPPER was given by
Mr, aud Mrs. Ernie Wright honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Samson,
Whose marriage took place August|
9 in Vancouver.

SCHOOL ENROLLMENT stand:
with about 44 pupils being tao
ported by bus.

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* SWITCHBOARDS

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INTERIOR FREIGHTWAYS

SCHEDULED FREIGHT SERVICE
Between Williams Lake and Quesnel
Leaves Quesnel 1 p-m. Mondays and ‘Thursdays
Leaves Williams Lake 1 p-m. Tuesday and Friday

INTERIOR FREIGHTWAYS,
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Stoves - Washing Machines
Water Pressure Systems

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GOOD STOCK OF AUTOMOTIVE
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

Letters to the Editor

| Davie Fulton Reports

Kamloops, 38.C.,
August 28, 1952.

lis no longer delayed. I will keep you
| advised asthe the progress of de-
velopments.

fa itor The Tribune,
Williams Lake B.C.
| Dear Sir: Z

When I was in Williams Lake r:
cently I was disturbed to see no posi-

Yours sincerely,
Davie Fulton.

P.S. You may also he interested
to know that in May of this year [

| vision so as to meet the Department’:

|Your readers would be interested t0| specifications in order that they
| Know that I have taken it up again|might then string a line giving the
with the Minister of Public Works| residents of the Canim
since my return here.

As you will remember, we were] parently
x |ticemeta in getting the initial ap-| previously,
Propriation of $90,000.00 some two]condemned them on the grounds
| years ago. After considerable furtner|that they do not meet the specifica-
pressing, we were assured that the|tions required.
plans for the building had now be I had assumed that this very fair
completed, a site acquired and that] offer to replace the poles in exact
construction would start just as soon|accordance with the Department's
as materials became available. specifications would be accepted and

This year the appopriation was in-|that a government telegraph service
creased to $125,000.00 and in order, Official would have been in by now
to be sure that the matter wes cun-]to get in touch with the local resi
sidered early in’the year in plenty of | dents. 1 was disturbed to learn the:
lhe for construction to commence|this has not been the case.

j matter, so I thought that you

poles had been installed
but the Department had

s

this summer, I took the precaution} I have accordingly again written
jof writing te the Minister of Public/to the District Superintendent of the
|Works on March 22nd, expressirg/Dominion Telegraph and Telephone
the desire felt by all that cunstrve-|Service reminding him of the offer
tion should not be further delayed. |by the residents concerned and re-

I received a reply from the Mini: questing that a man be sent in just
ter dated April 5th, in which he said |S soon as possible so that work on
“that the Department expects to com-|the Placing ofthis line could ne com-
mence late this summer the construc- | Pleted this summer. DES
tion of the proposed Public Building
at Williams Lake B.C.”

I_am concerned that no further
progress should have been made aud
as stated above have accordingly
written the Minister again reminding
him of the assurance just quoted, and
usking him on behalf of Williams
Lake to use his best efforts to see
that commencement of construction

ROE L,

NEW COMMUNITY
HALL OPENED

The opening dance held at the new
Roe Lake Community Hall, was a
huge success. A large crowd of near-
ly 250 people attended. The grand
march was led by Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Higgins, old time residents of Roe
Lake. We were glad to see our oldest
old timer, Ole Ellingston able to at-
tend the opening of the new hall.

MRS. JONES of Lewis Creek, is
employed as cook at the Higgins
Ranch.

ELMER HIGGINS had the misfor-
tune to cut his foot badly this week.
Elmer is in the hospital at Ashcroft.
His condition is reported as favorable.

MISS MARIE MALM of Kamloops
visited her parents over the weck-
end, and attended the opening dance.
Misses Pat and Dorothy Dean from
Quesnel and Williams Lake were a!-
so at the dance.

MR. and MRS. G. THORSTENSON
und Valerie made a trip to Kamloops
‘Thursday.

MR. and MRS. SLIM GROSSET'T
visited the Lee Roberts home Sunday.

MR. and MRS. L. GRANT and
David Blaisdell left Thursday morn-
ing for California where they will
spend the winter. David will attend
school there.

MR. and MRS. TED LEAVITT and
family from Williams Lake were
down last week end, and attended the
epening of the new hall.

AKE

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Train Schedule

BETWEEN VANCOUVER AND QUESNEL
PACIFIC DAYLIGHE SAVING TIME Effective April 14. 1952
NORTHBUUND
Vancouver (Union Pier) Mon. Wed., and Fri. Ly. 9:30 am.
Williams La Tue. Thurs. and Sat. Ly. 5:50 a.m.
Quesnel Tue. Thurs., and Sat. Ar. 8:53 am.
SOUTHBUUND
Quesnel Tue., Thurs., and Sat. Ly. 7:30 p.m
Williams Lake Tue., Thurs., and Sat. Ly. 11:30 p.nv
Vancouver (Union Pier) Wed., Fri., and Sun. Ar. 6:80 p.m

and from

Stage connects with train at Quesnel for passengers to
Prince George, Barkerville and Wells

Bridge Lake News

MRS. DALLEAN FAESSLER, wife
of Ernest Faessler Jr., was recently
rushed to the Lady Minto Hospital in
Ashcroft, and there gave,birth to a
-ix and a half month premature baby
hoy.

The baby weighed three pounds,
seven ounces at birth. The infant was
rushed in an exygen box to Royal In-
land Hospital in Kamloops waere it
was placed in an incubator. At. last
report the child was developing nor-
mally, but must remain in the incu-
bator for another month.

TWELVE STUDENTS
bade SCHOOL TERM

School opened Tuesday morning
with 12 pupils eager and refreshea
from their two-months’ holiday. We
are glad to see Randy Nafsagar hack
again and have one new pupil, Fred-
die Oliver from the Church Ranch.
Miss Fletcher from Trail is our new
‘eacher for this term and we hope
she will be happy here.

Mr. and Mrs. Fa
Norma left for Penticton Sunday P: et PD grati-

tude to ‘Dr. Mills for ‘his professional

skill. They say the doctor’s quick

action saved the child’s life.
GUESTS of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

after spending most of the summer
lolidays at Mons Lake. Accompany-
ing them was Johnny Church, who is

ing to schocl in Penticton thi
tee a ee “| Hodges at the Lakeview Resort on
: Bridge Lake during the Labor Day
MR. and MRS. DICK DoIDGE.

weekend were Mrs. Lloyd, Mr. Peddle
and Mrs. Hiebert and daughter; all
from Kelowna; Mr. and Mrs. Archie
MacMillan and family from Lac La
Hache; Mr. and Mrs. Pickering, Jr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Pickering, Sr., Mr.
Bernstern, and Mr. Johnson all from
Issaquak, Washington. Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Grant from ‘Tranquil Dell on the
north shore, also were recent visitors
at the Lakeview Resort.

MR.* THOMPSON of Blackpool
Was a recent overnight guest at the
home of J. R. Ross. Mr. Thompson
had been working for several months
in a sawmill at Dawson Creek.

with boys Donny and Doug drove up
from Kamloops to spend the Labor
Day weekend with the Witte family.
Dick used to work at the Bell Ranch
when Gerald Blinkensop was owner.

GUBSTS at Breckness Ranch this
| week were Mr. and Mrs. Slim Farmer
(and daughter.

MR. and MRS WALLY REEVES
f Vancouver were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. te a few days. Wally has
hunted in the Big Creek area on num-
erous occasions, first coming in com-
yany with Helge Johansen but this
is his first visit back here in five
years.

0!

LONE BUTTE

Need For More School
Bus Accommodation

Lone Butte school area is hoom-
ing with more children showing up
every day. The teachers are having
x difficult time trying to find seating
space. There are 38 seats for 59 pu-
pils; 24 in the senior grades and
in junior grades.

The school bus is small so it has
to make two trips to take pupils to
their homes. This causes consider-|,
uble delay as some of the children
have quite a long way to go from the
end of the Bus route. We need more
school and bus space.

“Trade it in? No—he
just trades in the tires!”

Big Trade-in Allowance
on NEW

GOODFSYEARS

Yes sir, we'll give
you the biggest
trade-in allowance
in town when you
trade your present

RUTH LARUM spent a few days
mn Vancouver visiting friends.

MR. and MRS. JACK HALL of
Esquimalt, have been visiting in this
district for a few days. Jack Hall is
Mrs. Perey Willard’s brother.

LAST FRIDAY night Evan Kemp
and his radio revue with Faller
O'Shea entertained a large crowd at
Lone Butte with a floor show and
dance.

MRS. RALPH DUROT is the new
clerk at Bill Davies’ store.

SANAYE MATSUDA is going, to
Nigh School in Vancouver.

We have Good-
year tires available
in all price ranges.
See us right away.

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Canadians bought 28,979 tele-
vision sets during the first 10 months
of 1951.

For Your
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We have a good stock of the following: *

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Bapco Paint Lines

Builders’ Hardware

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