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Hearings

We are all interested in the hear-
ing, which will either give us the
chance to have natural B.C. gas or
not. These hearings are before the
Federal Power Commission in Wash-
ington, D.C., and were resumed again
after a three-week recess on May 26
The Northwest Natural Gas, which is
headed by T. S. Dixon and associates,
have withdrawn their application in
view of an application by the same
company to pipe natural gas from Al-
berta to the eastern Canadian market.
That leaves only two applications be-
for the FPC, namely the Westcoast
Transmission which is hoping to pipe
gas from the Peace River.to the Pa-
cific Northwest and the Blpasso Na-
tural Gas, which is headed by 2. G.
Fish of Texas.

The Westcoast has ample proven
reserves, a situation the Texas Lom-
many cannot duplicate. The gas which
R. G. Fish would supply to the Pacific
Northwest would have to be taken
from the San Juan Basin in New Mex.
ico and Colorado. Since the hearing
started, the City of Portland Utilities
has signed for Peace River gas and
also the B.C. Electric in Vancouver.
Only the Seattle market remains io
be signed up. George McMahon stated
from Calgary recently that the chanc-
es were about 90% in favor of the
Canada gas for the Pacific Northwest
market.

Natural gas which is now served
from the Pacific Petroleum wells on
the border of Alberta and is piped 16
miles into the village of Dawson
Creek. Natural gas for householders
in that village is exceptionally cheap.
A four room house with a furnace, a
kitchen range and a water jacket,
costs about $6.00 a month we are told
by one householder who happened to
be in town last week. The B.C. Power
Commission with a plant in Dawson

Creek, has been able to reduce the
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oil for the light plant.

Natural gas will flow over the Hart
Highway in a pipe line which will fol-
low the road from a gathering point
near the Pine River steel bridge. It
will come from both Fort St. John
field and probably the Bonanza field
which is at the provincial boundary.
Prince George, Quesnel and Williams
Lake will be served. A spur line will
be run to the Okanagan and Kam-
loops, Mr. McMahon said. If the
Federal Power Commi: grants
the permit, the West Coast will have
the dirt flying before snow, aad no
delay is expected, as all the surveys
have been made and approved for
the choice of route.

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Roe Lake News

(held over)

THE DANCE given at the Roe
Lake Hall last Saturday night was
well attended, including a large
party from Canim Lake and several
from Lone Butte, Ninety dollars was
taken at the door, the money to be
lused on the hall, The dance was spon-
sored by the Roe Lake W.I.

JACK SEDMAN returned this
week from a three-day business trip
to Vancouver.

MR. and MRS. JIM REED had as
week-end guests, Mrs. Reed's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Haines of Williams Lake. ‘The
Haines family also visited with Mrs.
Haines’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forest
Bell.

JACK LARSON was at his inoth-
ers’, Mrs. H. Larson’s, on Tuesday,
repairing a tractor for her. 3

MRS. RUTH WAGNOR and son
Calvin, have gone to Seattle for
while. Calvin had received his army
call and his mother accompamed
him down. Mrs. Wagnor expects to
return shortly.
| OUR MAIL CARRIER, Raymond
‘Flaherty, of 93 Mile, was quite lucky
last Saturday night, winning $50 ow
a raffle ticket at the Clinton Ball.

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World Peace

The only hope for Williams Lake

which makes men free, the truth
which for 150 years the British and

wide work of translating, publishing

more than $00 languages. This was
stated by Rev.’ J. A. Raymond Ting-
ley, Vancouver, secretary of the
Bible Society for British Columbia,
speaking at a recent rally in St.
Peter’s hall.

The rally held under the auspices
of the local branch of the Suciety
was conducted by Rev. Geo. Fielder,
and featured the presentation of two
outstanding motion pictures. The
film, ‘Frontiersmen,” produced by
the Bible Society told the amazing
work of the colporteurs of the So-
ciety in their task of supplying the
Bible to the © people of western| -

and lonely places. The film, “The
Bible on the Tabl@’ revealed the
transforming power of the Bible in
the life of a boy and in ‘the life of
that boy’s home. Mr. Tingley stated
that the work of the Bible Society is
the effort to put the Bible on the

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table of every home tl i the
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Bibles, the secretary declared that
the Bible Society is greatly retarded

his advertisement is issued by the
British Columbia Social Credit
Campaign Committee.

in its work by the lack of adequate] sc 24

contributions. He stated that it Is

not good enough that a i
such as Williams Lake, sharing the
abundant blessings of the Bible,
should have made no contribution
last year to this vitally important
work. Although in 1952 the Bible
Society published the Scriptures in
10 more languages and distributed
over 5% million copies of the Scrip-
tures, the speaker said that much
more might have been done if those
who have the Bible had been more
generous in their giving to the So-
ciety which is at the heart of the mis-
sionary enterprise of every Christian
communion.

Frank L. Lee was re-elected presi-
dent of the Williams Lake branch of
the Society and Harris Wilkinson
secretary-treasurer. Miss Helen Lee
was renamed to the executive. The
loeal niinisters are Vice-presidents’ of
the branch. It was decided to conduct
a canvass for funds in support of the
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