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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. Thursday, March 25, 1954,

and costs-and-the third faced charges
on first and second offences. He was
of the recent loaa fined $10 and costs on the first and

[Truckers Fined

WORK BOOTS

yet to be heard.

OLIVER THEATRE

Monday, Tuesa ay, Wednesday March 29, 30, 31
BARBARA STANWYCK and CLIFTON WEBB

in
“TITANIC”

Comedy and News Show starts at $:30 p.m.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday --- April 1, 2,3
a DORIS DAY ana HOWARD KEEL

in
“CALAMITY JANE”
Comedy & News Thursday show at 8:30 p.m.

TWO COMPLETE PROGRAMS
EACH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT
First show at 6:45 — Second show at 8:45
“Children admitted to second show only when accompanied by Parents

Work Boots,

For Loggers

Heavy Oil Tan Boots by
LECKIE - DAYKIN - JOHNSON

Light Work Boots

- “FARMER & WORKER” Brana well made
Three sole types to choose trom
-- Neo Cord Soles -- Raw Cord -- Gro Cork --

¢A FULL LINE AT

Borkowski’

§ Menswear

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, this week:
Rory Calhoun and Corrine Calvert in ‘POWDER RIVER’

When You Buy Margarine

Buy ALLSWEET

Help the War Memorial Arena Society

by
Saving the Allsweet Carton Ends

You may help us win one of the Big Cash Prizes
in the Allsweet “Helping Hand Fund” contest.

And every Allsweet Carton End is worth 1c to us
(Remember Two Ends in a carton)

Send Your Carton Ends to

Miss Iris Blair,
Allsweet Contest Committee
Williams Lake, B.C.

Contest Dates
March 1st to June ist

Second annual meeting of Wil-)
liams Lake & District Credit Union |
was attended by over 60 members|
last Thursday night, at Columbus
Hall.
| Satisfaction over the operations of
the young organization and an op-
timistic outlook for the future was
reflected in the reports of the union's
officials.

| Members heard reports from presi- |
| dent Bill Sharpe, ar] Brown, secre-
|tary-treasurer; Clarence Singer,
chairman of the credit committee
and Clive Stangoe, chairman of the
supervisory committee. Stewart Me-
Burnie, vice-president, spoke for Mr.
Sharpe, who was suffering from
laryngitis.

In his comprehensive financial re-
port, Mr. Brown stated that mem-
bership in the uniop had increased
from 13 to 59 up to the end of De-
cember, 1953. At the same time,
share deposits have increased from
$123 to $1738.57. The union’s first
loan was made in February, 1953
and during the remainder of the
year 18 loans were made for a total
of $2447. Of these loans, 10 have

COOKING is as simple as ABC

if you shop at the sign of Quality

Quatity Aways.

n

Williams Lake Meat Market

heen retired and no loan payments
are delinquent.

Members have borrawed for such
diversified reasons as covering doc-
tor and dentists’ bills, payment of |
insurance _ premiums, | emergency
travelling funds, assistance in eifect-
ing the purchase of an automobile,
household equipment and furnish-
ings purchases, vacation funds and
purcbase of lumber.

Mr. Brown stated that the union
will now, for the first time, have an
amount of money to devote to ad-
vertising the advantages of being a
credit union member, which should

Credit Union Growth Reviewed

of the directors, the election of Mr.!
Hosey to the president’s post was an-
nounced. Mr. Brown will serve as
vice-president. i

New secretary-treasurer of the
credit union is Lon Cummings, who
was appointed to the post by the di-
rectors.

Filling vacancies on two commit-
tees, P. C. Trobak was named to
the supervisory
Baker to the

Mr. MeBurnie announced to the
meeting that a two percent dividend
would be paid on shares as a result
of last year's operation. Mr, MeBur-
nie said he considered this dividend
was proof of the value of the credit \

union since it followed the first and ,

formative year of the organization.

Following the meeting, members
enjoyed a buffet supper arranged by
the ladies of the credit union.

More About Museum

(Continued from page 1)
that the need for suen a tourist infor- |
mation centre is obvious, as is also |
its value to the community as a
whole

Those responsible for the project
believe the large log structure can
be erected for an actual cash outlay “
of $3000. Since the building is non-
revenve producing, it is believed im-
possible to conceive that the entire!
project can he completed in a single |

year and that in order to complete

it, financial assistance must cone
trem village subsidy and from public
subscription. H

In concluding their arguments, '
compilers of the brief stated they rep-
resent a group of citizens of this
town and district who are ready to

lage boundary, three truckers were |
up in court this week on charges-of
overloading. Two drew fines of $25

ee

| “Read the Classifieds for

At eeene
values.

Better Service
Better Quality
Better Value

always ci. .

As a resit
limit checks being made near the yil- S¢0N4 offence. Five more cases have

QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

Niquidet Transport
/illiams Lake - Horsefly

R. M. Blair's office, Wms. Lake, phone R66
Horsefly Phone, 3 short 1 long

Remember Loved Ones...
At EASTER

This year we present our

5 DD i
SUG finest selection of Easter

| aX x eS yy Cards... Cards that are
: Gat

s appropriate for this
Special Season ---
For those Easter Gifts

we suggest fine CHoco-

lates . . . Inexpensive and

always well-received

NETLSON’S -
BLACK MAGIC -

POT O’ GOLD.
MOIRS - SMILES ’N CHUCKLES

ALL KINDS OF CHOCOLATE. AND CANDY

NOVELTIES FOR THE CHILDREN

contribute a considerable amount of
labour and material to pring about
the existence of this much needed
asset to the village, and they there-
fore asked that the commissioners’
earnest consideration -be given to,
the scheme.

in turn result in faster growth.
Members elected Pat Hosey and Mr.

Brown to the directorship of the

union, and following a brief meeting

KROMHOFF TURKEY POULTS
FOR 54
ada's Largest

Our Moving Day
Is Set!

We have been hoping to get into ourenew premises
JOHNSON—To Mr, and Mrs. Ray- | A a :.
mond Johnson, Williams Lake, a | for weeks but unavoidable material delays have held
| back workmen doing the alterations —- But now
i
|

Western C:

Spri Styl
e . : u
ive poult ‘oducers. WRIT TO- ota Al OO
1 I ] | 1 arrl [ } S DAY for catalogue and prices. BIRTHS
Kromhoff Turkey Farms Ltd., At War Memorial Hospital

i
R.R. No. 5, New Westninster, B.C.

We have just received a large shipment of daughter, born March 19th,
we have set the-date --- we'll be in our New Home

new Spring styles in Earrings --- pierced and
$ in the building now housing The Vogue

Stampede Meeting
FRIDAY

=o.
HUGO — To Mr. and Mrs. Austin
screw back, button and drop styles. Hugo, 100 Mile House, a daugh-

ter, born March 23rd.

From 95¢ ; ——o— THURSDAY,
. March 26 _||s.y20» eam so
E.G. WOODLAND & SON fom ah zene "| APRIL 22
“For the Gifts You'll give with Pride Fire Hall M. McLeod, Optometrist of Van- |

let your Jeweller be your Guide” couver will be at United Chureh Hall, |

Wednesday, March 31. We show ‘‘The

| 8 p.m.

Branpy’s Druc Srorg | -

Magic Pathway’ a coloured sound

picture on how-we see and care of
the eyes. Free picture, From 11 a.m.
o 7 p.m, Call early please.

\"
| Do You Know The
Purpose of Life?

What is the answer according to
the Scriptures. Attend a series of
BIBLE TALKS
conducted by
Miss R. Moore, Miss O. Nichols
In The Elks Hall
(banquet room side entrance)
Commencing MARCH 28

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

It Your Home Ready
for Finishing?

SEE US for

YOUR WALLBOARD REQUIREMENTS

GYPROC WALLBOARD wo... $2.00 4x8 sheet
“s’” COLOR KOTED WALLBOARD 2.10 4x8 sheet
%” KOLOR KOTED WALLBOARD 2.70 4x8 sheet

T. P. TRADERS |

Williams Lake

First Avenue

Leather Goods

MANUFACTULED /N’) REPAIRED AT OUR
WILLIAMS LAKE SiOP.

‘ ing Wednesd Ss 7:3 Bile
¥%” PLAIN DONNACONNA voce, 2.50 4x8 sheet | seen einen cant pam.
| gee ae
TEMLOCK CBILING TILE (16x32) . 64 sk. ft | Hobby Crafi Suppiies
JOHNS-MANVILLE WALL PLANK (16x ' 96 sq. ft,

FOR THOSE WHO MAKE A HOBBY OF

BOATS
LE'THERWORK, A FULL LINE OF

Your Building Supply Dealer BUILT TO ORDER
H J GARDNER and Repaired PATTERNS, TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES
*.we & SONS KITCHEN CABINETS |! Sporting Goods
LTD AND FURNITURE

made and repaired C.C.M. PARTS AND CYCLES
i ° Phone 90-R5 . |
a é

STORE HOURS

8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Wednesday

8 a.m. to 12 noon Phone 2: Williams Lake