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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LARG, 8.6,

Thursday, August 19, 1984,

ee for the department, but no definite
More About Fish action has been taken.
(continued from page 1)
ment during off years for the purpose fisheries biologist, it has been rey-
ealed that at the suggestion of Game
Warden Gibault, a general 6-inch
limit is hoped to be instituted in the

1955 fishing regulations and also
approval of fishing through the ice.

OLIVER THEATRE

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesd
BARBARA STANWYCK

ef raising sport fish there for stock-
ing Interior Jakes. The facilities
have been inspected by I. Barrett of
Vancouver, division fishery biologist

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Thursday, Friday, Saturday

August 26, 27, 28
ROBERT RYAN and GRANT STERLING.
in
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Comedy and News’ Thursday show at 8:30 p.m.

Mohday, Tuesday, Wednesday --- August 30, 31, Sept. 1
TYRONE POWER and PIPER LAURIE

in
“MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER”

Comedy and News Show starts at 8:30 p.m.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday --- September 2, 3, 4
RANDOLPH SCOTT and DAVID BRIAN
in
“FORT WORTH”

Comedy and 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

Thursday, Friday, Saturday this week:
Bob Hope and Joan Fontaine in “Casanova’s Big Night

The Manuel Ring—

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Tn a letter from P.A, Larkin, chief LA HOUNTY — To Mr and Mrs. Irwin
C. La Bounty of 150 Mile House, R Tt D H
a daughter, born August 14, ecélves onation .
POWELL — To Mr. and Mrs. David
Powell of Wil
ghter, born August 16.
STAFFORD — To Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
H. Stafford of Springhouse, a
daughter, born August 18.
EDINGER
Edinger of V
- August 23, 24, 25 born August 17.
ROBINSON — To-mr.
ly Robinson of W:
in
daughter, born August 18.
LLOYD — To Mr. and Mrs. Garth
Lioyd of Williams Lake a daughter,

OTHER BARGAIN FARES

Pertland .
Seattle ..

BIRTHS |New Hospital Fund

A new building and equipment |
ns Lake, a dau-|fund for the proposed buspital for
Williams Lake has been established
by the boand of directors of War Mem-
orial Hospital and bas received a

healthy boos from one of the dist-
lumber companies-

wr. and Mrs. Allan| Word was received at last Friday's
Njams Lake, a son, | directors’ meeting that Kohnke Bros.
has donated the sum of $500 to the
and M¥Fs. Stan- 1. A letter of appreviation
liams Lake, a| Was sent to the well-known brothers
by the board,

On the proposed hospital, chairman
Clive Stangoe said it appeared that
the survey work preliminary to
receiving approval in principle has
mow been undertaken by the B.C.
Hospital Insurance Service. |

The large X-Ray machine that was
originally installed by Dr. L.B. Avery
two years ago, has now been purchas- |
ed from the present owners, Dr. H.K. |
Atwood and Dr. J.B. Ringwood and
was moved Wednesday. Intallation
will be completed this weekend:

To

born August 19.

The Town Really
Runs On Electricity

How much the town depends on |
electricity was demonstrated last Fri-
day morning when the power shut-
down, scheduled to take place bet-
ween midnight and 6 am, was pro-
jJonged until 10:20,

Butchers couldn't open their refrig-
erators to get meat out because of
fear of temperature drop, and the
same appliedto stores with ice cream.
The ten o'clock coffee break found
people walking around the streets
looking for a cafe that didn’t depend
on electric appliances.- On the main
Return | Street the Ranch Cafe did a roaring
business from its propane-operated
kitchen. ~

The shut-down was necessary as
Power Commission men installed a

from

WILLIAMS LAKE
TICKETS ON SALE

AUGUST 24th TO EPT. 6th
RETURN SEPT. 7th

Correspondingly low fares from
ail stations in B.C.

For information and

hedules :
scheda large switch panel to accommodate
see y :
ee Your la new engine that has recently been
Local Agent 2

installed.
ee
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mills making everything in the trade
from carpets to silk.

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REGISTRATION
Williams Lake Blementary School
Saturday, August 28th

1to5 p.m.

at The Elementary School

The following children will be registered for admission
to the Williams Lake Elementary School:
1. Children who will reach their sixth birthday
not later than September 30, 1954
2. Children from Grades 2 to 6 who have not previ-
ously attended this school.
Please bring birth certificates or equivalent.
The Skyline School, being constructed at the corner of
Dog Creek and West Lake Roads, will not be open until
October 15 and pupils from that area will temporarily be
accommodated at Williams Lake Elementary School.
Springhouse pupils will also attend schools in Williams

Lake, a
R. A. FRIESEN,

Principal.

Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Ross For Quick Turnovers

6017 Inverness Street. Vancouver,
announce the engagement of their
only daughter, Norma Carroll to
Kenneth George Kitchen, youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Kitchen
Toronto, Outario The wedding will
take place in late September,

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