Thursday, January 29, 1953. THE TRIBUNE. WILLIAMS LAKE. B.C. Page 3 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, W.T. Hannah ~ 150 MILE NEWS Clinton Hockey Teams Lose To Mission On Sunday Clinton motored up to St. Joseph’s Mission with two hockey teams and many onlookers, totalling about 35 altogether. IF THIS IS YOUR DREAM FOR '53 WE'LL BE GLAD TO HELP Our home planning department will gladly supply a book of house plans --- and you'll like our service too when it comes to construction time. We have literally everything for the home builder, at reasonable cost. B.C. Sash and Door Company 533 West Broadway, Vancouver 8 GEORGE MORRIS Williams Lake Representative — Phone 45R3 The Mission band welcomed the visitors with their music. The Mission Pee Wees won-from Clinton Pee Wees by a score of 7-1 and the Mission Midgets wan from Clinton Midgets by a scoré of 7-3. MRS. RUS BRADNER has been in the hospital since last Tuesday. We hope she has a speedy recovery. MR. and MRS. BERT DURBAN of Grassy Plains near Burns Lake, were visitors for a couple of days with the J. MePhails. MRS. LLOYD KEENE and Mrs. Hugh Fraser have joined the hobby club at Williams Lake. Their choice is leather work. MR. and MRS. KEN MOORE and family of Williams Lake were week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Maregetts. Stamps Snatch Win From Touring Vernon Pucksters In a last-minute scoring effort that brought down the house, the Stampeders snatched a well-earned yictory from a tour: ing Vernon team last Thursday night, to hand the visit- ors their first and only set-back of their northern tour. Final score of the hustling tilt was 5-4. Playing a smart brand of hockey and up against a hdme team riddled with injuries the touring Flyers chould have had an easy time at their first stop, but several things were against them. Used to playing the hard, body-checking of the southern leagues, the visitors collected more than their share of penalties before they settled down to play the game the way it is done up here. This was particularly true in the second period when they played out most of the 20 minutes. with one man short and several times with two men off the ice. The other stumbling block was the Stamp net custodian, MeNiven, who was in fine form as he stopped 30 shots on his goal. Fifteen shots on the Vernon goal were recorded. Camponi put the locals in front at the 53 second mark when he picked Twenty-three per cent of Cana- dians “Don’t go to the movies,” it was shown in a Gallup Poll conduct- Seed Orders Ranchers wishing to order Seed Grain this spring should place their orders as early as possible to ensure delivery when required. Cariboo Cattlemen’s Association ed under scientific methods by rep- resentatives of the Canadian Insti- tute of Public Opinion living in some 200 areas in Canada. The cross- section of adults interviewed were asked ‘“‘Who is your favorite male movie star or don’t you go to the movies?”’ The twenty-three per cent said they passed up films altogether, while 25 per cent had no~opinion about a favorite male player. The 52 per cent who made a choice named many stars but Bing Crosby, who after year by Canadian exhibitors in this publica- has been picked year tion’s annual box-office poll, showed up in first place. He was followed closely by Gary Cooper, Gregory Peck, then Clark Gable, Walter Pid- geon, Spencer” Tracy) Mario “Ganedy Stewart Granger and John Wayne. ‘0 “Who is your favorite movie 2et- voted Bette Davis. ress?” Canadian -GUARANTEE policy as 1950 This is (uly a wonderful buy at only . For our Chevrolet Week Compare these prices with those of any other dealer in British Columbia ‘These cars all pack the 30-day USED CAR by. General Motors CHEVROLET Model 1211, two-door sedan -- has new Goodyear tires and is in first class shape throughout. Heater and defroster. NO TRADE-IN ACCEPTED AT THIS PRICE Specials laid down - $1450.00 drive, other extras. To accommodate our customers, our garage will until 10 o’clock to display the EXCITING 1950 CHEVROLET Model 1007, Deluxe two-door sedan -- this car has only gone 20,000 miles and is like new in every way. Braud new tires, Sacrifice for only $1475.00 NO TRADE-IN ACCEPTED AT THIS PRICE 1850 CHEVROLET Model 1007 Sedan -- a nice clean car, priced to sell at only . $1450.00 NO TRADE- IN ACCEPTED AT THIS PRICE 1950 CHEVROLET Model 1069 Deluxe sedan -- has air conditioner and is in first class shape. Below market value at ........ $1625.00 AND A REAL PONTIAC BARGAIN 1952 PONTIAC Deluxe Sedan with General Motors famed ‘Power-glide’ Custom radio, air conditioner and heater, seat covers as only gone 17,000 miles. This car cost $3300 new. Will sacrifice this beautiful unit for only . See the New Chevrolet ° be open every NEW CHEVROLET for 1 Williams Lake Motors Ltd. and $2250.00 night next week AS FAR AS MOVIES ARE CONCERNED, 23 PERCENT OF CANADIANS ‘STAY HOME’ Greer Garson, June Allyson, Jane Wyman, Doris Day and Ingrid Berg- man. Paramount’s The Greatest Show on Earth was chosen in response to “What would you say was the best movie you have seen in the last 12 months?” After it came MGM’s Quo Vadis, MGM's The Great Caruso. 20th Fox’ With a Song in My Heart and Bmpire-Universal’s Republic epie, The Quiet Man. Those following the first five were MGM's An Ameri- can in Paris, UA’s The African Queen, Warner’s A Street Car Named De- sire, 20th-Fox’ Five Fingers and 20th-Fox’ David and Bathsheba. In reference to the poll the Insti- tute said: “While film critics and commentators in Canada have from time to time expressed their opinions as to the best movies, and best movie stars as far as is known this is the first time the ordinary moviegoers, who.line up.and.pay their money, have been given a chance in Canada ~{t© voice their opinions in a modern scientifically conducted poll.” The surprise of the poll is the fact that United Artists’ High Noon. which did strong business and was Picked by most critics as the best film of the year didn’t get into the first ten. It is also interesting to note that Gary Cooper, star of High Noon, gave Crosby a close battle for first place, while Betty Hutton, star of poll-winning film The Greatest Show on Barth, was low on the choice of femme stars. The Institute also gathered movie attendance statistics about 18 months ago and these showed that half the adult population of Canada attends movies at least once a mouth. Half of these attend twice a month or more and four out of every hun- dred go twice a week or more. The typical moviegoer is under 30 ana either a white collar or factory worker. BIG LAKE NEWS THEY’RE SHOOTING TRAINS IN OREGON “If it moves, shoot.” Most Cariboo ranchers have come to regard that as the slogan of many of our visiting hunters but it is doubtful if any hunting accident in this district ever equalled the one reported in Oregon last week of the trigger-happy person who fired on a moving train, Local rancher John Lee, who was a passenger on board the train re- turning home after a holiday in Cali- fornia, tells the story. Mr. quietly reading his newspaper as t Southern Pacific train moved through the city of Salem, when a bullet ricocheted off the window right beside him. He learned trom train officials that one window in each of four consecutive cars had been hit as well, although no one had been injured. Salem police re- ported that the pellets -25 calibre pistol. Special agents of the railway company and Salem police are investigating. The incident occurred January 17. came from a THE monthly meeting of the Big Lake PTA was held last week in the local schoolhouse. This organization, which started only last September, has been functioning with a pro-tem executive. At the last meeting the (Continued on page 5) up a pass from Buchholtz behind a well-advanced Flyer defence line. The score was evened up by the visit- ors’as Doug Norberg served out a peralty and in the next few minutes the Flyers added two more to put them in front for the only time of the game. Before the period ended, Camponi and Norberg figured in two scoring plays to deadlock the score again, Doug getting both goals on goal- mouth passes from Al. Norberg pushed the locals in front as the second period opened, scoring on a pass from Norquay and during one of the many times that the visit- ors were short-handed in this period. Frank Latin added another counter when he picked up a pass intended for Norquay just inside the Flyer blue-line and rifled a shot into the net. Vernon managed to make one of their rushes pay off just as the period ended to come within one point of the leaders. Play tightened up considerably. in the last 20 minutes and the visitors didn’t manage to get the tying goal until the Stamps were short-handed with Gary Hutchinson serving two minutes. As play went on it looked as though the game would end as a draw, but with 25 seconds to go, Frank Latin was the right boy in the right spot as he picked up a pass from Norquay right in front of the Flyey goal and sagged the twine with the clincher. Although the Flyer club is regis- tered in a commercial set-up in Ver- non, it was augmented by the better players from different teams to make the trip north. Two of the players have turned out with the classy Vernon Canadians. Brought in to help bolster the sag- ging Stamp defence lines was Omar Crosina who is usually found in that spot with the local juniors. Although he was away out of his depth, the youngster turned in a good perform- ance in holding up his end of the play. Still out of play are Reg. Nor- berg and Gord Smetanuk. Sugar is the cheapest of all energy foods. But not many Canadians re- alize it is cheaper today by a few cents per 100 pounds than it was in 1949. SETS EXAAABIFE = Centra: vress senaaiap As minister of health. Hon. Paul Martin feels he has to set a good example, even at the dinner table. So, though he admits to ap appe- tite as good as anyone in the Do- minion, and though he can, as perform enthusiasti- cally on a steak and all the trim- mings, he applied the brakes to his expanding waist line by curbing his inclinations at the dinner table. In 20 months, he says. he took off 40 pounds, which brings him down to 160. 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