Thursday, November 13, 1958.

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SANTA PUTS MINK COATS ON DOLLS :

and blue mink coat. Toy manufacturers displayed the dol] at an exhi-
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_, |land School Tax
Talks ‘Unsatisfactory’
States Wilson

Tommy Wilson, Vinsulla

rancher
and a member of the five-man com-
mittee that met last week with the
cabinet to- discuss the
ation on land,
being ‘disap-

provincial

problem of school ta:
expressed himself as
pointed’ with the talks. when return-
ed from Victoria. ‘

Mr. Wilson told the
Sentinel that “the results of the
whole discussion, were very disap-

Kamloops

pointing and unsatisfactory insofar
as reaching an easement in the
school-cost burden that now falls on
agriculture.”

Mr. Wilson was one of five B.C.
Federation of Agriculture delegates
who bluntly told the Cabinet that
agriculture is bearing a dispropor-
tionate share of school costs. With
B-C.F.A. Secretary C. E. S. Walls, he
also represented B.C,'s agricultur-
ists at a conference with Premier W.
A. C. Bennett and Education Minis-
ter Tilly Rolston on Wednesday af-;
ternoon. Also present were delega-
tions trom U.B.C.M., B.C. School |

Centra: Prest Canaiar
sis preparing for millions of chil-
in this doll, clad in evening gown

Big Creek News

MRS. MARION GILMER of Kere-
meos is visiting her brother, R
Chureh, this week, With her are Mr.
and Mrs. H. Fetterley, who are in-
terested in shooting a moose.

TWO UNFORTUNATE MEN, Rus-
sel Mackay and Wm. Maxted, were
taken to Williams Lake Thursday for
medical attention. Russel was suffer-
ing from a cut foot and Bill with
blood poisoning in his lind. W.
Bambrick drove the two men out.

EILEEN HUTCHINSON. and Os-
car Dupont visited Kamloops this
week.

DISTRICT HEALTH NURSE,
Miss Anne Weins, and a superintend-
ant Mrs. Yoho, visited the school on
Thursday.

LOIS LOVELL of Chilliwack was
a guest this week of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Wait,

HAZEL HENRY and Veera Bon-
ner drove to Williams Lake Tuesday

‘to’ take ~ Sherwood, *Truman™ amt
Trena to the dentist.

OSCAR DUPONT and Alfred
George left here Saturday, Oscar

bound for Vancouversand Alfred for
Penticton.

Driver: ‘How did you knock him
down?

Bil didn't! I pulled up to let

him go across and he fainted.”

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Premier Bennett sketched his ad-
ministration’s proposals
revision of responsibility for school
costs, Mr. Wilson told The Sentinel.
But, Premier Bennett also insisted
that the details be kept secret. and
Mr. Wilson, while unhappy about
this restraint, refused to reveal the
plan to The Sentinel.

THE B.C.F.A. delegation submit-
ted facts and figures to support their
contention that the present system
of financing education by means of a
land-tax causes farmers to pay more
of their jncome, proportionately, to-
wards the cost of education than do
British Columbians in other lines of
endeavor, whether residing within or
outside an organized municipality.

[Trade Booklet
Issued By Gov't.

The Honourable Ralph Chetwynd,
Minister of Trade and Industry, to-
day announced release of the 19
edition of the “British Columbia
Trade Index.” This informative
booklet of 225 pages provides an
up-to-date, alphabetical listing ot
the products manufactured by some
5,000 British Columbia firms.

A companion publication of 45
pages is also available which pro-
yides a listing of advertising agen-
cies, radio stations, wholesalers and
|distributors, manufacturer's acents,|
imerchandise and produce brokers
and importers and exporters.
| The Minister said “These publica-
tions should prove a ready and use-
ful reference for potential buyers at}
home and abroad and should play an |
‘important part in the development
of both domestic-and ihe export crade
of British Columbia. \

fame Banquet

THIRD ANNUAL
Game Banquet of The
. Luke Rod & Gun Club

Wn

Appointed Commander
Of Canadian Brigade |

2

ELKS HALL

Wednesday, Nov. 19

Tickets may be obtained from

Gordon Blackwell or Clive Stangoe

BIRTHS
At War Memorial Hospital
LACEESE — To Mr. and Mrs, Don-

ald Laceese, Riske Creek, a daugh-
ter born November 7th.

SELLERS — To Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Sellers, Soda Creek, a daugh-
ter born November 7th.

HODGSON — To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Hodgson, liams Lake, a
daughter born November Sth.

WYCOTTE — To Mr. and Mrs, Pas-
cal Wycotte, Alkali Lake, a daugh-
ter born November Sth.

STAFFORD — To Mr. and Mrs.
William Stafford, Springhouse, a
daughter, born November 9th.

DE WEES — To Mr. and Mrs. Barl
DeWees, Buffalo Creek, a daughter
born November 9th.

HALLER — To Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Haller, Riske Creek, a son
born November 12th, ma
MEDNIS — To Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bians Mednis, Lac La Hache, a sou
born November 13th.

The late Senator Charles B. Far-
well claimed this was the only per-
fect triple pun in the Bnglish lan-
guage A woman’s three sons went to
Texas to raise beef cattle, sheep and
hogs. Stumped for a good name for
their ranch, they wrote to Mother
for suggestions. Name it “Focus,”

regarding she telegraphed. Puzzled, they wired

for an_ explanation. The reply came
immediate! “Focus — Where the
Sun’s Rays Meet.”

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ST. ANDREW'S UNITED
11:00 a.m. Sunday School
7:30 p.m. Evening Service
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Sunday Mass 9:00 a.m.
Sunday Devotions 7:3) p.m.

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:30 p.m. Evensong

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