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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, September 16, 1984 :

Miss Betty Joan Sharpe jeft last
Week for Vancouver where she will
attend Normal School,

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital

—-o—_
. Mrs. C. Rovang of Vancouver is

visiting with her brother and sister-
in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Ww. Edwards.

Manhattan
Beauty Shop

Margaret B lenkinsop

PHILLIPS — To Mr. and Mrs. John
Phillips of Williams Lake, a son,

born September 11,

BEADLE — To Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Beadle of Lac La Hache, a son,
born September 12.

| TELFORD — To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

liam Telford of Alexis Creek, a
daughter, born September 16.

—=OLIVER THEATRF=

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesdy --- September 20, 21, 22
GREGORY PECK and ANNE BLYTHE
In
“WORLD IN HIS ARMS”

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

Phone 15-R-4

Thusday, Friday, Saturday --- September 23, 24, 25
LUCILLE BALL and DESI ARNAZ
in
“LONG LONG TRAILER
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: Percy Kilbride
and Marjorie Main in ‘Ma and Pa Kettle on Vacation”

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Annual Meeting

Members of the Cariboo Historical
Society from Quesnel to Clinton will
meet in Williams Lake September 25
for the annual meeting of the assoc!-
ation.

Besides handling the election of
officers, the meeting will also con-
sider broadening the scope of the
society. Originally the group started
in Quesnel and now has branches at
Williams Lake, Barkerville and
Wells.

More About School Board

(Continued from Page 1)
and Horsefly and Forest Grove
schools will get required additionai
typewriters,

A’ two-room addition is planned
next year for the 100 Mile school.
Until then a temporary building will
be brought from Forest Grove to pro-
vide an additional classroom for 100
Mile,

A new gravity heating system will
be purchased for the Horsefly school
as the old oné is completel in-
adequate. Storm windows and doors
plus insulated walls will guarantee
these pupils a comfortable school.
TRAY FOR TEACHER

A sliver tray, suitably engraved,
will be presented to former High

Board. The presentation will be
made at his new post as principal or
Campbell River High School.
Board Chairman Hilary Place,
Trustee Mrs. E. Wright and Secre-
tary C. B. Macqueen will attend the
B.C. School Trustees Association
convention to be held in Penticton
September 29, 30 and October 1,

Boy Scout News

The long awaited Scout Jamboree
film will arrive on Sunday, Septem-
ber 19th and will be available until
the shipping date of the 25th. It is
planned to show this to the Cubs and
Scouts on Monday evening and has
been offered to the Guides and
Brownies for Tuesday evening. All
parents are invited to attend the
showing on Wednesday evening, the
regular Scout meeting night. which
will not be in progress owing to lack
of leaders.

After all the work of re-building
this very valuable youth organiza-

[Valuable Data
Obtained From Jaws
Of Game Animals -

Last year, the lower jaws of 70
moose were collected hy the Game
Management Division of the B.C.
Game Department from moose killed
by hunters. A study of the teeth of
these jaws and the antlers revealed
that the former gave the most re-
liable clue to an animal's age. This
is also true for deer. Such character-
isties as the degree of tooth wear and
staining, hoth of which accumulate
with age, and the number of milk
teeth remaining in the jaw indicate
th aege.

Moose up to three and one-haif
years and deer up to two-and one-
valf years can be accurately aged’ in
this manner. A knowledge of the
proportion of the various age groups
represented in the big game kill
enables the game manager to de-
termine the effect of hunting pres-
sure, severe winters and such factors

e,

School principal J. Phillipson by the | Mose and deer jaws will be

1pon the game population. For ex.
imple, a change in hunting pressure
will be reflected by a change in the
proportion of yearlings killed the

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PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

following year.
It is hoped that a good sample of

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

this fall from each district. This can
be accomplished effectively only
through: the cooperation of guides
and sportsmen. Jaws should be turn-
ed over to a local Game Department
representative or, in the case of |
guides, they can be sent to the Cache |
Creek Checking Station with the
hunter. A tag showing the sex of the
animal and in the case of bull moose.
the antler spread will increase the
value of the material.

Meet Visiting Executive

A. A. Turner, divisional manager
(B.C.) of the Imperial Of1 Company
was introduced to town businessmen
yesterday afternoon at a cocktail
party by logal agent R. M. Blair,

Other company men present were
R. ‘Dick’ Leah, district manager, ana
Jack Leyland, salesman from Prince
George.

a ee

Wm. Mouat, school inspector, has
been attending the Canadian Educa-
tion Association convention at Ed-

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| tion over the last ten months it seems monton for the past week.
|a great pity if these boys must once |
| again be denied their pleasure and 2 anes
| experiences because there are just| 4 brief visitor to town yesterday
not enough interested former Scouts ) W4s Cecil Hacker, publisher of the
to carry on where their own leaders | Abbotsford - Sumas - Matsqui News
ett off. Mr. Hacker travelled on to Dawson
Ove iesdete- aves tule past year | Creek where he will survey library
have done a wonderful job but be-|Te@uireménts in his capacity as
A | cause of the nature of their jobs they | Chairman of the Provincial Public
large selection of the above rings of lnave been transferred to other dis-| Library Commission. Accompanying
Starting at $8.75 in 10K and 14K tricts. It’s time our leaders were piek- | Pim is School Inspector Wm. Grant
in the latest styles. ed from regular residents so that a | “oO Spoke to trustees of District 27
really full program may be built up. | '@St night.

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It is hoped that there will be a
really interested gathering at the
committee meeting called for Friday
evening at the Medical-Dental bufid-
ing when it is hoped to line up new
leaders.

Joe Turner, field commissioner for
the district, will be visiting the dis-
tict during the coming week when he
will deliver a Charter to the new
Alexis Creek troop

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