Phuraday, August 18, 0884,

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few miles.

Near the Novtli Pole, Unuuda wad
Greenland are separated by only a

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Big Creek News

IN SPITE of recent heavy rains, a
good crowd attended the dance held
in the Big Creek hall August 7. Live-
ly music was supplied by Jack
Woods’ Orchestra, “while squarea
dance calling was well taken care of
by Bert Buckles.

We appreciate the optimism of
those who took the road to Big
Creek Saturday night and hope that
it was justified by the evening’s en-
tertainment.

To one young couple from Wil-
liams Lake we offer our condolences,
who, being strangers to these part
took a wrong turning when within
half a mile of our hall. Some hours
later they found themselves back at
Chileo Ranch, having described a 36-
mile circle via Breckness Ranch,
Seallons’ and the old Gang Ranch
road. No doubt there should be more
signs on the crossroads. We certain-
ly wish them better luck next time.
Perhaps there will be a moon.

.Tom Wilson is getting out logs for
a new home which he plans on build—
ing in the near future. R. Church

SLAYURDS WN

Valley To Get New
School This Year

The school meeting scheduled
for August 12th produced a happy
surprise for the Valley families when
School Inspector Wm. Mouat inform-
ed us we were to get a new school
this year. It will be a modern pre-
fabricated building with teacherage
combined, capable of handling 25
children comfortably.

Frime purpose of the meeting was
to decide on a school site----no easy
matter here, with families scattered
alength of 14 miles A committee
was formed: Mrs. Satre, Joe Schuk
and Alf Bracewell, to assist Mr.
Mouat in an investigation of all prob-
abie locations, and if available, the
school may be erected in time for
opening in September.

Transporting and accompanying
Mr. Mouat .was Lawson Sugden,

Game Biologist from Williams Lake,
de put in a long day checking con-
litions of part of our game range,
vrincipally that occupied by moose

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The RCAF’s outstanding jet aircraft get in a bit of practise
for their Western tour which will give thousands of prairie

and West Coast Canadians the opport

unity of seeing the

RCAF’s foremost jet fighter and Trainer in a combined dis-

play.
publicly).

and Vancouver.
nephew and family, who intend to

With him is his) abundance,
MRS. REG. DAVTS and Gary are

(This is the first time this photo has* been released

was down Wednesday digging with |.nd deer. He was accompanied by| stay awhile. taking.a two-weeks’ vacation in Van-

e k d ° B oge h C | bi i bis bulldozer. Gerry Bracewell on a ride encompas- ALBERT PAULSON, tands office | couver. Gary has been hauling lum-

risked in Britis olumbia : Pie esis sing the north end of Potatoe Mt. and| man from Williams Lake, accompan-|ber from Shei Storey’s sawmill to
Frank and Duane Witte were in |intervening country. He was satis-|ieq by Mrs. Paulson, made a trip | Exeter.

town this week; the former bringing

fied with the quantity and quality of

into the valley last week, his first

A GOOD TIME wag had by a small

home a Morris convertable recently | ‘ood in this area, and will make a since the range survey, he and Tom] crowd at the dance Saturday night
a purchased inWilliams Lake. further investigation later into more | wallace made seven years ago. They|at Canim Lake East school house

% ii g aking a i =. a
EBSD ie ewe louments are malcing: eae remote regions. spent two days re-locating posts and| sponsored by the Jolly Hours Club.
news in B.C. When Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson Fortunately Mr. Sugden drives a lines before returning to Williams | Outside visitors attending were Mr.

othing but faith in the outlook
for British Columbia .... and confi-
dence that the people of this prov-

ince welcome risk capital and will
treat it fairly . . . could explain
today’s great Kitimat and Frobisher

moved home from Riske Creek last
week they brought with them a milch
goat and kid. ,

Using R. Chureh’s bulldozer,
Bruce Watt is repairing his dam,
which went out during the high wat-

Jeep truck, good assurance of getting
through our now-saturated road bed.

Since haying operations began ten
days ago cloudy and showery weather
has been the order of every day with
as meh: as 40/100 coming down in
24 hours, totalling up to one inch

Lake.

TOM GARNER, Chilco Lake Lodge
owner, dropped in, in his ‘one-
eighty” Cessna last week for a short
visit at the Circle-X. With him was
Frank Lavagetto of Spokane, a mem-
ber of a fishing party holidaying at

the

Club was held

and Mrs. Wilfred Mailloux and Mr.
and Mrs. Frazer of New Westminster
who were visiting at Paul's Point.

A MEETING of the Jolly Hours
last Wednesday at
home of Mrs. Steve Brickson
with eleven members present and a

| er period. This dam forms a reservoir
ventures here. which provides running water for the | 42d 6/100 of rain in those ten days. | the Lodge. most enjoyable afternoon was spent
2 5 house at Breckness Ranch. Haying is approximately a month be- Making a return holiday trip this|the members being taken across
Already Kitimat, as it begins pro- | | Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sandberg, of | hind scliedule in here right now. year are Mr. ahd Mrs. Ted Gill and| Canim Lake by Mrs. Ray Pitre and
duction this month, represents a Lone Butte, whose recent marriage = family from Vancouver. They are| Mrs. Paul Mailloux. The next danca
$270,000,000 investment. | When B took place at Hanceville, are new| ALEX MATHESON arrived home staying with Harry Haynes. to be held August 21st at Mahood~
fully completed, at least $600,000,- members of the Sky Ranch houge-|on Thursday (12th) after a six Lake Lodge.
000 will have been spent. a hold. months’ absence spent in~ Alaska,
| | Kitimat, Terrace, Prince Rupert, ° h d N
Frobisher plans for Atlin power a Canima 00 ews
& development and metallurgical in- : iasingeah
dustries call for the eventual spend-
& ing of some $700,000,000. About & 4 MR. and ue R. iG PITRE and
$270,000,000 is to be spent by sunmaiey WHOvwill "be greatly’ miage
1962. | | in this commnity, have returned to
| saor their new home in Vancouver. Also
eee - ; two members of Industrial Engineer-
riti rex rov= .
oH ee oet Columbia, a rugzed prov: | ing Limited who were up on business
ince where big meney and big
planning are needed to make work, qonithe fem:
: : 2 =
a wages and -new-opportunities for a Bi GEORGE AKER and son Lindsay
grewing population, is prospering ie ~ | |#rom-Sea_Island_are_on_an extended
i | with private enterprise. We shall go & visit to Mr. meds mises) Mrs. Elsa
— Ly
BE ain ee ld Williams Lake Concrete Products _|fsest’s weer vacation vitn ats
it risk capital reasonable safety and McIntyre were Mr. and Mrs. John
a the reward of its vision and courage. ] Dunbar and son Robert of Vancou-
ver.
READY MIX CONCRETE __|I""i, 2s sms. noon coor
& a and family, until recently of Swift
. Current, Sask., have been visiting
fh ,
| a NO FUSS NO MUSS Mrs. Cooper’s brother-in-law and
BRITISH COLUMBIA FEDERATION OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY 1 sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mailloux.
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“READY-MIX” — FASTER ON THE JOB. Westminster.
BEE | ss a "i JOHN NAFF motored to Seattle
BEEBE al ao Leo Fowler Lakeside last week to visit his sister during
> August. He was accompanied as far

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MR. and MRS. K. B. HIGGINS
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ranch and resort at Bear Lake.

HAYING is underway through the
district and is a heavy yield. Huckle-

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