Page 2 : THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. Thursday, January 29, 1953. , THE TRIBUNE THIS WEEK'S CROSSWORD From Another Viewpoint ; Published every Thursday at Williams Lake, B.C. ACROSS DOU. p By The Tribune Publishing Co. 1 ine news 15 Plural “THE ULTIMATUM TO VE HOSPITALS” Established 1931 Clive Stangoe, Editor factured austere 18 Hired by (in The Chilliwack Progress) Subscription: per year $2.50 5: Moslem = -2-Native charter See r eee Es Oiltsias-Ganada < $3.00 es tite tpl) 9 of rabia : ea: Hon: Erie Martin’s stiff order to’ Suranee concern that failed to live Payable in Advance 10. Cries i Eur = Hospital Boards throughout the my its promises to premium payers * ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION ° 12 Bird's - (ony 25 Mutier For Solution | Province to reduce operating outlays peer ie ee 5 3 2 ae - A stomac 5.Conscious 28 Cone-ch in the face of constantly rising costs, | 2 i ng oe ee “RASS § Stay Secion pt eet me en We SS uses Cord trom of acity level which can only result in| © za Hospital jusurance Sexyicey: i Mail vy the Post Office Department, Ottawa 14. Steal fro andlenut 28 A going out mpairment in service, i a ae owe z tree bark 29 Takes the minister’s 16. Denoting 9 Rubhard 31 Barboodiie S8: and years of experience. Neither of these classifications though answer entirely the question of ability to teach. Most teachers probably improve with years of experience, but there are others who are merely putting in time. The same parallef can be drawn in the case of classification. Although a _ person’s ae = So abi ey to_earn educational degrees is a commendable one, it does; not necéssarily ‘ensure that the person has the happy faculty of being able to impart this knowledge to the student. It might appear difficult to discover a fair means by which this elusive quality could be gauged, but surely an organization such as the Teachers’ Federation, that has proved So adept at ironing out other educational problems, could come up with a workable system. It might go against the grain of the ‘rank-and-file’ of the Federation; but we believe it would TEN YEARS aGo Janay 38) 1948 limited, complete and all-inclusive public ward accommodation at a cost| of less than 11 cents a day” andean-| other through a levy on his property. | Under B.C. Hospital Insurance’ Ser-| vice the provincial government un- dertakes to do what the Hon. Mr. Martin promises and the sooner the minister realizes the fact of his own Commissioners approved a $9729 , Passed away— Butter ration was cut by one third, so that jn the next stx weeks one person will be entitled to only two pounds— Examination of the molybenite prospect at Boss or Tim- othy Mountain near Lac La Hache,| commitment and gets on with the by the provincial government de-| job the better Any incorporated in- partment of mines resulted in the : report that it was worth further drilling and exploratory work-— Richard Hockley, 85 years of age, died at his home at Horsefy— Jack Hodgson of the Army and Bddie pard of the Navy are home on leave— budget at the meeting, which should margin of $3000 expenditures and estimated revenue during 1952. Largest slice of this amount will go tor improving village streets and snow removal— Nearly one hundred persons sat down to the Board of Trade’s annual dinner to hear the report of-outgoing president R. M. “Bob” Blair and listen to guest speaker Judge Henry Castillou. C. F. Roberts was installed as the new board president and Doug Stevenson as vice-president— Stampeders con- tinued their losing streak~in Central B.C. hockey play when they dropped two games at Vanderhoof 7-2 and S-1— Mrs. Stella M. Keenan at tae La Hache, the first white wom {to arrive at Kaslo passed away at War Memorial, Hospital— Local firemen were faced with the toughest job of the year when they successfully bat tled a-blaze in the attic of the buila- ing on Railway Avenue that houses Williams Lake Taxi office and Cari- hoo Gold and Jewellery Ltd. Damage leave a between shirts. ete ness, bob-sleighs, cattle squeezes, veter- 'S: SUPPLY COMPANY prices. TWENTY YEARS aGo January 26, 19: “phe Bt’ census" gave: ‘williams Lake a population of 420, and of this number Jess than a dozen attended! the last meeting of the Board o?! Trade— Due to deep snow Mr. and, Mrs. Hatch and party of Vancouver, while en route to the’ Cottonwood. were four days and nights on the be a distinctive contribution to society. anus 9599; 702d between Clinton and the 100 tothe mnliins is Sotianetat ze #2500) srilec ouss,. and were. almost 36 ot SEE Te eek es ae ait eee roaee: Se RNOUE. Pood ois Elks tion was formed at Big Creek— Mrs Margaret Jasper, Riske Creek, saved her three daughters from a fire which completely destroyed their home— Over 50 members attended the Unit ed Church annual meeting— . Lodge sponsored a concert and dan commemorating Bobbie Burns Daj Music for dancing was contributed by an orchestra of fourteen pieces, all local talent— Influence of the re- newed activity in the goldfields at Barkerville is shown in some’ adyer- tising in The Tribune — such as one ad inserted by the Williams Lake Garage reading... .“Join the Rusu| - and ‘Park-’er-Bill’ our garage. You may not find gold, but we will Occupational Hazard It is to be hoped the provincial government sticks to its first liquor ruling of limiting service in beer parlours to one glass per patron at a time. Whoever made the original suggestion placed his, or her, finger on a major cause of the cases of ‘super saturation’ occurring at times in the beverage rooms. In the past, if four persons sat down at a table, the initial order brought eight glasses, which usually one person paid for. That starts off the FIVE YEARS AGO January 29, 1948 Walter Hogg won the nomination at Williams Lake in the joint nomin- in Z z as ; insists | ating convention held by the Liberal he round’ and before it’s completed (aseuming sreryons insists and Conservative parties.. Other ean-| give you good service... .” ease : et on sharing the expense), 2 glasses are thrown do ‘ nD i “| didates standing were EB. Greenlee, @ e B'ended If you were a little tardy about drinking up, the ‘rounds’ kept Canim Lake; Geo. M. Mayfield, 141 sition oar ee einen @ | Gana wld Distillers Frans ing yway, slosi i fellows at each]... s is i 5 anadian | = eansoe coming anyway, and at closing time a couple of fellows ther | Mile Ranch and H. Edmunds, Mac-| coastal waters, mature first ac meine Finest table usually wound up gulping down the extra glasses rather] ici6, William Christie of Alexis! in the first or second seria | ‘ines a than leave them on the table. oa Fr reek passed away— A daughter| oy Sonn Gas Seine imported vai , i er . 1's ; % The waiters’ bunicns may take a greater beating un was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter mélés,, these sinimps. change sex and Rune cs the new system, but that is just one of the occupational hazards of the trade. WE'RE cahDb and bargains in Used Trucks too! Come In and Look Over The Field No Reasonable Offer Refused! REPAIRS Our completely equipped repair shop is staffed by expert mechanics trained to do GUARAN- TEED repairs to your car or truck. 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