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Thursday, June 4, 1953.

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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Fined $50

Charged with failing to remain at
the scene of an accident, Pasca:| charge arose from an accident that
Bates of Miocene was fined $50 andj occurred in town on February 28.

costs when he pleaded

guilty
police court last Saturday.

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The

Local Students Hold Sports Day

Students of Williams Lake High

Ball throw: David Pipe, 150 Mile;

and schools held their, Freddie Downs; Glen Kerley.

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annual sports day May 27. Also| Girls § and under

competing were students from ele-
mentary schools at Soda Creek, 150
Mile, Dog Creek, Springhouse and
Big Lake.

In the inter-house competition in
the high school grades, House 1
piled up 58 points to win over Housé
2 and 3, with 48 and 44 points re-
spectively.

The following are the results of
the local meet. Winning students
from outside schools are so desig-
nated, others_are all from Williains
Lake.

Junior Section ~
Boys 8 and Under

25 yard-dash: First, Clifford
Harry, Dog Creek; second Glen Ker-
ley. third, Paul Levens.

Potato Race:: Glen Carter; Del-
bert Baker; Cammie Mackenzie.

Sack race: Michael Muleschu,
Springhouse; Peter Mikkelsen; Del-
bert Baker.

| Creek;

25 yard dash: Marcia Huston, Soda
Donna Rae Curtis; Judy

Murray.

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Potato race: Beverley Moxon;

Sandra Pelkey; Lynn Howarth and
Linda Godwin, 150 Mile.

Sack race: June Deutch; Wendy

Rottacker; Lynne Cole.

Ball throw: Barbara Hargraves,

Donna Rae Curtis, Carmelita Felker.
Boys 9 and 10

50 yard dash: Raymond Lavoie;

Wally Phillips, 150 Mile; Murray
Manuel.

Broad jump: Raymond Lavoie;

Adrian Place, Dog Creek;- Gordon
Mayfield.

High jump: Adrian Place; Axel

Muller; Richard Rowat, 150 Mile.

Ball Throw: Richard Rife; Axcl

Muller; Laverne Felker.

Is 9 and 10
50 yard dash: Lavina Olsen, Dog

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Creek; Rosanne Deschene; Peggy
Pinchbeck.
Broad jump: Verna Horn, Soda

Dale Rankin, Soda Creek.

High jump: Rosanne Deschene;
Shirley McKenzie, 150 Mile; Barbara
Kyte and Peggy Pinchbeck.

Ball thro Peggy Pinchbeck;
Barbara Kyte; Jackie Haines.

Senior Section

Boys 11 and 12

75 yard dash: Russ, Dog Creek; T.
Baker; B. Overton.

Running broad jump: Baker; Lee
Russ.

Hurdle (60 yd): Baker; Overton: | 5

M

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200 yard dash: Scott; Kennedy;

Nadin.

High jump: Scott; Nadin; R.

Creek; Myra Horne, Soda Creek; | moon.

Running broad jump: Kennedy:
MacDonald; Nadin.
Hurdles (75 yd): Kennedy; Scott;

McDonald.

Boys open (4 mile): Scott; Ken-

nedy; Nadin.
Girls 15 and up

60 yard dash: Winnie Weetmar;
Marjorie Mikkelsen; Dorothy Weet-

man.

100 yard dash: Marjorie Mikke}-
en; Winnie Weetman; Bonnie Her-

High

Linton;
sen.

High
Audrey
Ball

Barbara Felker; Reta Rife,
Boys 18 ana 14
Hurdle (75 yd): A. Deschene; J.

Rankin,
berg.

100 yard dash; Rankin; Des-
chene; C. Wallace,

High

man; Rankin.
Running broad jump:
Deschene; Wallace.

Baill
roves;

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High
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choonover; Bernice Barlow.
Running broad jump;

Stuart;

McBurnie,
Ball throw:

Marilyn

Boys 15 and up
100 yard dash: M. Scott; C. Ken-
nedy; Nadin and MacDonald.

ke; Grover.
Ball throw: Watzke; Hurst; Har-| Dog Creek.

greaves.

Girls 11 and 12
60 yard dash:

June Weber; Charlene Linton.
Running broad jump:

" Hurdle (60 yd): Audrey Friesen;
Roberta Nelson; Maureen Stuart.

irls 13 and 14
Hurdle (60 yd):
Gail Pelkey; Marlene McBurnie.

75 yard dash: Sylvia Baker; Mar-
lene McBurnie; Gail Pelkey.

J. Seton. pert,
High jump: Dorothy Weetman;
Shirley Brows,

jump: Baker; Seton & Watz-
Carla Wohlleben;

Running broad jump:

Audrey Friesen; | Weetman.

Charlene} ™an; Bonnie Herbert;
Joan O'Dell; Audrey Frie-| Weetman.

Ball throw: Arlene Duke;

lene Hilmoe.

jump: Maureen Stuart:

Brown; Barbara Gardner; Dorothy

Hurdle (75 yd): Dorothy Weet-

Wohlleben; Marie Bellmond & Mar-

Friesen, Mazel McHugh.
throw: Charlene ‘Linton;

have a

Soda Creek; E. Smallen-

ly)

jump: L, Manuel; M. Beck-
Rankin;

throw: D.
Rankin.

McMann; OD.

Sylvia Baker;

jump: Marilyn Scott; Ruth

Maureen

Beverly Fairley, Marlene

Marlene Gardner;
Scott; Violet Gaspard.

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DO YOU KNOW?

That the right of Arbitration is a civil right,
guaranteed by law to all other groups of
organized employees in B.C., including our
School teachers, our policemen, and our
firemen?

Employees of the B.C. Government have, for
many years, requested the right of Arbitration.
Successive Governments have refused to im-
plement their request,

B.C. Government Employees are prepared to
forego their right to strike in return for the
right of Arbitration,

% We alone are denied arbi-
tration.

% We feel this is outright dis-
erimination.

* It is a denial of our rights
of citizenship.

Over a year ago, the Ash Legislative Commit-

tee unani yr ded extension of

the right of Arbitration) to Government em-

ployees. So far, the Committee’s unanimous
finding has NOT been implemented.

Prior to the last Provincial election, 131 can-
didates expressed approval of the right of
Government employees to Arbitration; 31 of
these (a majority of the legislature) were
elected.

We are STILL without Arbitration.
We urge all fair-minded citizens in our Prov-
ince to support our right to Arbitration.
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