Phuraday, September 18, 1984

THD TRIBUNE, VILLIAMS LAKES, 3.0.

Rage &

Film Council Invites
Club Membership

At a meeting of the film councj!
commitee Tuesday night at the honic
of Ron Friesen, plans were made tc
invite local organizations to join
this community effort.

Form letters will be mailed this
week to all organizations informing
them of the work of the council and
the benefits of a local centre of film
distribution as well as the valuable
catalogue service offered all inter-
ested groups in obtaining special
films to suit their particular needs.

A schedule has heen drawn up and

will be ready for distribution™to they”

regular National Film Board sup-
porters along the highway from Soda
Creek to Watch Lake.

The council will take over respon-
sibility of films and equipment and
distribute the same as last year. The
only requirement is a qualified pro-
jectonist plus the small fee which
entitles the groups to at least six
films per month. Extra films may be
obtained for a small rental or mail-
ing charge. Screens and projectors
will be provided without additional
cost.

It is also planned to initiate a pro-
jectionists’ training program within
the next two months with the idea
that interested organizations will
mominate candidates.

Canimahood News

AT THE REGULAR MEETING of
the Jolly Hours Ciub held at the
home of Mrs. Edward Higgins eight
members were pesent. In the absence
of the president and secretary in
Vancouver, Mrs. Higgins, vice-presi-
dent was in the chair and Mrs. K. BE.
Higgins acted as secretary. Current
plans for the bazaar were discussed.
The next meeting will be held Satur-
day, October 2, at the school when
there will be election of officers.

WORKING under Northern Affairs
and National Resources, Gordon Mac-
Nabb, B.Sc., of Vancouver, passed

LAND ACT

Notice of Intention to Apply
To Purchase Land

In Land Recording District of
Quesnel and situate three-quarters
of a mile south of Lot 1928.

Take notice that Irene Robert=
ton of Miocene, gesupetion fanene
er, intends to apply for permissi
tolpurchase the following described
lands:

Commencing at a post planted
three-quarers of a mile south of
Lot 1928, thence 20 chains south;
thence 20 chains west; thence 20
chains north; thence 20 chains
east and containing 40 acres, more
or less.

The purpose for which the land
is required is hay and grazing.

Mrs. Irene Robertson.
Dated August 11, 1954.

LAND ACT

Notice of Intention to Apply
To Purchase Land

In Land Recording District of
Quesnel and situate on the east
side of the North Arm of Quesnel
Lake, approximately four (4)
miles north of Wasko Creek.

Take notice that John Zirul, ot
Lac La Hache, occupation Resort
owner, intends to apply for per-
mission to purchase the following
described lands:

Commencing at a post planted
on the east side of the North Arm
of Quesnel Lake approximately 4
miles north of Wasko Creek at the
2400 foot level; thence east 10
chains; thence north 40 chains;
thence west 10 chains; thence
south 49 chains and containing
forty (40) acres, more or less.

The purpose for which the !and
is required is summer home.

John Zirul.

Dated August 27th, 1954.

hrough the district recently .meter-
ng the rivers eastward from the
sraser including Mahood River. Mr.
{aeNabb left for Clinton, Spence’s
3ridge and other points to continue
netering the rivers westward to the
coast.

MR. and MRS. VERN MURCHISON
iave returned to Vancouver from
heir month's vacation at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Higgins. During
shat time Mr. Murchison built a
akeshore home adjoinng Mr. Hig-
sins’ property on Canim Lake. Mrs.
Murehison was in poor health during
her stay and is now hospitalized in
Vancouver.

TO CONTINUE their studies in
Williams Lake High School, Joan Mc-
weil, Grade XI, and Donna MeNeil,
Grade X, Bruce McIntyre, Grade IX,
returned last week to the dormitory.
Lyne MeNeil was enrolled as a Grade
IX student from Canim Lake east
school James Pitre is now attending
high school in Vancouver.

GAIL PELKEY, after spending
her vacation at Canim Lake with her
brother-in-law, and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Flaherty, was met at Lone
Butte by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Pelkey and returned home with
them to continue her high school
work,

MRS. LOGAN of Vancouver, ar-
rived last week’ with Neil Friesen
from Williams Lake to take up her
teaching duties at Canim Lake East.
Mrs. Logan is residing at the teacher-
age.

DAN and SUSIE HARTWIG are
attending school ins Vancouver where
Mrs. Hartwig is detained owing to
the illness of her mother, Mrs. Me-

ae.

TOM HAYWARD, who spent his
vacation with his uncle and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Gaglardi, is back at
school in Langley Prairie. Mrs. Gag-
lardi accompanied him home and
visted her mother, Mrs. James Brand
and sister Mrs. Hayward. Mrs. Gag-
lardi arrived home at the week end
with her guest, Miss Genevieve Arn-
old of Vancouver.

MR. and MRS. CLARENCE Mc-
MILLAN and children, Melvin, Glen-
da and Gordon, spent Labor Day
week end visiting the B. Spencer Mc-
Neils and enjoying the fishing.

R. V. and CARL ROBERTS finish-
ed haying at the end of August.

PAYING A VISIT last week to
Mahodd Lake on Forestry business
were George Specht, forest ranger,
and C. we Gill, trom 100 Mile Forest

MR Sloe: CHAS. GAGLARDI
have moved into the new Forestry
1ouse at Mahood Lake Forestry
Station.

JACK LAKESON of Lakeson’s
Auto Court, North Kamloops, made a
call at Mahood Lake recently.

A REGULAR Forestry Patrol
‘light by P.W.A. was recently made
chrough this area by Pilot Jan Watt
of Vancouver, formerly of Kamloops.

A DIESEL light and power plant
has been installed by B. Spencer Mc-
Neil in the power house recently.
built for that purpose.

HERB MecNEIL is in the moun-
tains on a big game hunt. With hin
are Al Olson and O. Gibbertson of
Stanwood, Wash.

DEEPEST SYMPATHY: is felt in
this community for Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence McMillan in the tragic loss
of their young son Gordon.

HAVE YOU SEEN IT YET?
The New DeLuxe Nut Shop
Choice Hot, Buttered Nuts

Fresh Daily — Try Them Today
Your choice of Bridge Mix ~
Special Mix - Giant Red Skins

Jumbos or Cashews

Williams Lake Pharmacy

FOUR DEPARTMENTS

To Serve You—

"Dry.

* Groceries
Menswear

* Hardware

Goods

Mackenzies Ltd.

Fa

of

During This Gigantic

Clearance Sale

Used Trucks and Cars

We’re overstocked
If you don’t think we mean it.
over these prices and C-O-M-P-A-R-E!

Everything must go!

look

OUR TRUCK SPECIALS.

1947 MERCURY 2-TON TRUCK ... . this vehicle will
make someone an ideal ranch truck .
COMPARE THE PRICE $350.00

1950 CHEVROLET 1-TON WITH CATTLE RACK ,...
this one will bear inspection at th:
SACRIFICE PRICE $1050.00

1949 CHEVROLET 1-TON PANEL . it’s a little
beauty, looks and performs like new, and
PRICED RIGHT AT $1050.00

1951 AUSTIN PICK-UP . in good shape and at

a special BARGAIN PRICE $625.00

1949 FORD 1-TON .... in good mechanical shape and
has a sound deck .
Youll dike thesprice too.-—$875:00—-

1951 FORD 3-TON TRUCK .... come to the lot and
look over this cab-over-engine model
SOUND BARGAIN $1475.00

1953 FORD 14-TON PICK-UP .. .
1952 CHEVROLET 14-TON with 4-speed transmission.

Condition is like new

worth $1000

SACRIFICE PRICE $1475.00
1949 CHEVROLET 3-TON . .

alone.

proprietor and has low mileage

like new.

OUTSTANDING VALUE $1675.00

1952 PONTIAC SEDAN
2-tone blue colour, has air conditioner, appearance
A REAL BARGAIN AT $1600.00

DELIVERY ....

This Week’s Special :

1950 AUSTIN PICK-UP ....

buy transporation at a price like this

T'S ONLY

1948 CHEVROLET DE LUXE SEDAN ....
with radio and heater.
BARGAIN OFFERING $1075.00

‘equipped

1951 CHEVROLET COUPE...
little car in lovely shape. SALE PRICE $1475.00~

ONLY $1475.00

. this unit is in first class
mechanical condition and has excellent rubber
Owned previously by store

beautiful

why walk when you can

$450.00

. this is an outstanding

DEMONSTRATOR BARGAINS

It isn’t often we are able to offer new-car value at prices like this, but these two units are demonstrat-

ors we're clearing to make way for new models.

1954 VAUXHALL SEDAN .... this popular
little car has only 1000 miles on it and
is equipped with air conditioner . ..

ONLY $1975. 00

this has been Art

1954 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN DE LUXE SEDAN ....

Evans’ demonstrator and has

approximately 5000 miles on it. Original price was
$3400.00. Has radio and air conditioner as well as

other extras.

SACRIFICE PRICE $9875.00

Mechanic’s Special

. 1949 AUSTIN SEDAN...
work is necessa
away’ price of ..

. body is in good shape but a little mechanical
Offered in an ‘as is’ condition for the “take it

$375.00

Many Other Cars and Trucks to Choose From

PARTS and TIRES

We are wrecking many used vehicles of all makes,
both cars and trucks --- As a result our used parts stock
is high. If you’re looking for used tires -- see us -- we
have a good selection of all sizes.

$10.00
PER MONTH

GMC BUDGET PLAN

will make your car

look and run like new

You can install a brand new set of tires; seat covers;
accessories, and have mechanical repairs done too.

SEE our shop foreman for quotations

“The Largest Stock of New and Used Cars and Trucks in the Cariboo”

Williams Lake Motors Lid.

Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile

Buick Vaux

hall

G.M.C. Trucks