UrrturcYaeile.., 0... ita eee ee Jehovah 's Witness Rage @ THA TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAR, 8.6, Thursday, Geteber 44, A984, CANIMAHOOD NEWS CAS DANOOD nwa To Convene Here The facilities of the Elks Hal) will The new officers of the Jolly Hours be utilized for a religious convention | Club elected at last Satur ay’s meet- on the weekend of October 22, 23,|ing are president, Mrs. John Hogan, 24, the occasion marking the firsi| Vice-president Mrs. Reuben Roberts: cireuit assembly of Jehovah’s Wit-|Secretary, Mrs, Harold Hartwig nesses in Williams Lake. Such semi- Eleven members, including one yearly assemblies are quite common | ew member, Mrs. Logan, were pres- to our neighbouring towns to the|€nt and three visitors, Mrs. Gliss north and the conventioners antici-| Winters of Penticton, Mrs. Alex Mc- pate a joyful gathering here. Millan of Lone Butte and Miss Gene- Two hundred or more delegates|Vieve Arnold of Vancouver. At the living within an area extending from Canim Lake on the south to Vander- hoof and McBride on the north are G.A.R.S. Group expected to participate. Sessions com- e : mence Friday evening and will con- Moves ampaign tinue until Sunday evening, all ot which are open to the public. Date Ahead Among special highlights of this! The C.a.R.S. fund drive scheduled assembly will be the two-hour-long| to pegin following the October 20th showing of a film on Saturday eve-| puntic meeting has been temporari ningrentitled ‘The New World Society | postponed owing’ to the annual’ Blind In Action’ depicting Jehovan’s Wit-| ung drive planned for almost the nesses in many of the 450 ditferent|same time. The public meeting will lands where they are carrying onl ye held as advertised in Columbus their Bible educational activities. A ian, October 20th, at 8:30 p.m. Publics Bile lecture “Dees God) bre ac Atwood Will “We tie Really Care?” will be delivered on| speaker and a Department of Health Sunday afternoon by the principa!|anq Welfare film, the “March of speaker, J. H. Nathan, a Watchtower | wegicine” will be shown. It was Society representative from Toronto. | noped to have a physiotherapist speak W. B. Matthews, the local repre-/on the work of the C.ALR.S., but} sentative, says that’a cafeteria in the | thig proved impossible as there are Elks Hall will provide all conven-| co fey throughout the province, all} toners with hot meals daily at rea-| o¢ whom are very busy at this time. sonable rates. All departments will! he postponement of the drive un. be staffed by volunteer workers of |tj) November as well as further plans the group. for the public meeting were decided when the local branch held their regular monthly meeting last Thurs- day at the home of Miss Helen Lee. A special meeting will be held Oc- tober 18 to finalize the plans. Tire Business Adds Radiator Department The local firm of C & S$ Tire Ser- vice has added another department wie ening ene "| Around Town According to an announcement} Late arrivals for the sale were by Elmer Carswell, one of the prin-| Hon. and Mrs. Ralph Chetwynd, who cials, 2 complete radiator repair and | were spotted at the bull sale Friday. battery service department is now op- Agi erating. The radiator repair equip-| | And also seen at the sale — Dr. ment will handle radiators up to tie:| Lawrence Guichon of Quilchena; ag- size used in D§ cats. riculturists Ron Tarves Quesnel, and Heading the department is Sid|G. A. Luyat of Kamloops: Huch Nich- Compston,° radiator specialist from|olson, livestock fieldman of Kam- Vancouver, and also on the staff is|loops; Bruce Richardson of Colo Bill Margetts, formerly manager of|Farm at Essondale; Les King, man- the 150 Mile Hotel. , manager of the Tranquille farm. : Representing a feed company from Calgary, Ian Patton. a Visitors irom the Vapcouver of- fices and other B.C. offices of the Chureh of Christ Club Elects New Officers two local banks who attended the sale last week included Bill David- Bible Study - - 10 a.m, |,80™ assistant to the manager of the ; Main Vancouver branch of the Can- Jadian Bank of Commerce; Geor: | W. Scott, assistant superintendent of VISITORS WELCOME British Columbia and Yukon Divi- at | sion of the Bank of Montreal; R. V. |McHallam, manager of he Ashcroft | branch, B of M, and D. B. Gilliland, [manager of the Merritt branch, |B of M. SUNDAY SERVICES Service - - - - 11 am. Home of Dr. James Smedleyville Exceptional Business Opportuni Opportunity available in this area for reliable parly to operate Automatic Merchandising Machine Route. Although eventually a full time business, openings at present are such that a few hours per week are sufficient. Factory Distributor will set up route and make all arrangements, Liberal financial assistance enables rapid expansion. This opening will pay you excellent income immediately and rapidly increase when fully established. A real opportunity for some- one who will work hard and wants to get into the $6,000.00 to $10,000.00 per year income bracket. Applicants should have an investment of $850.00 to | $2,500.00 which is fully secured by machines and | inventory. Write fully about yourself, giving age, address, and phone number Vice-President, National Distributing Company of Canada, 912A-16th Avenue North West, Calgary, Alberta. | [Pioneer Cariboo Teaching Sister Dies Requiem mass was offered Septem- Suggestion of Mrs. Roberts it was ber 30 in the convent of The Child decided to add one afternoon meeting | yesys, Vancouver, for the Rev, Sis each month for sewing and social | ter Joannes, 88, pioneer British Col- enjoyment at the homes of the mein- | ymbia missionary and teacher who bers. The first to be held at Mrs: | aica Sept. n St. Paul's Hospital. Roberts’ home October 16. Born in France in 1886, sister The Bazaar to raise Christmas | Joannes came to Canada as a nun, funds ‘will, be eld an connection “with | and in 1898'went thé Williams Lake | the Hallowe'en costume dance Oc- | district as a missionary and teacher tober 30th at the Canim Lake Bast | to the Indians. school house. The ‘club miembeisto | sue remained: there 10% five pears; msbt: tO Aranee sand rice scontMbit- | snon moved. to. North Sancbiver aad tions at the school Friday afternoon taught at St. Paul’s Indian School | October 29th. until 1922, when she was transferred = to North Battleford, Sask. | ELDON WITHERS and TRUMAN| aster 90 years of teaching and CROSS! Feturned to. Pendlaton;: O¥e.;,| helping the indiaus there, Sister Sunday aft istying hunt-| Joannes returned to the Convent of ing tr s took home’a] tne Child Jesus in North Vancouver. set of 59 inch spread moose antl She is survived by one sister in y hide, a goat and a black | prance, | bear. Mr. Cross had an exceptionally| Rey. Father P. McEvoy was cele- Inrge grizzley,a goat, and’ a black’! yrant- interment was ii Fraserview bear. ‘They encountered snowstorms | cemetery, New Westminster. and travelled through four inches of DANCING at Columbus Hall Every Saturday Night VIC IMHOFF’S ORCHESTRA New Location WE ARE NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN: OUR NEW LOCATION ON FIRST AVENUE, NEXT DOOR TO LIQUOR STORE The Manhattan Beauty Parlour wnow. They were guided by Herb 8 F McNeil. POR MOTORING last week from Kam-|] QUALITY DRY CLEANING loops, Art Black and Al Barton of Barton. and Hay and Ernest Trateh, | SUPERIOR owner-manager of the Plaza Hotel, made a business trip throughout the district taking advantage of hunting Laundry & Cleaners and fishing being in season to add to the enjoyment of the trip. MR. and MRS. R. A. PITRE flew from Vancouver to spend Friday at their Canim Lake home, returning the same evening when. the plan made its return trip from Quesnel B. D. MORGAN motored up from Vancouver Saturday. HAROLD ELLAM and James But- ler spent last week end making calls at Canim and Mahood Lakes. MR. and MRS. EDWARD HIGGINS are hosts to several hunters with K. B. Higgins as guide. Also visiting Mr. and Mrs. Higgins last week were Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMillan and two youngest children from Lone Butte. ELMER HIGGINS was up from University of British Columbia to spend the weekend with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Higgins. MR. and MRS. GLISS WINTERS of Penticton and Vern Murchison of Vancouver are occupying. Mr. Murch son's lakeside home while hunting and visiting in the district. (Williams Lake Division) OUR SPECIALTY Suede Jackets and Pleated Wool Skirts Articles left over 30 days at owner's risk unless otherwise arranged for. NOW IN STOCK full line of household upholstered furnishings DRAPERY SAMPLES LILO CURTAIN RAILS JAN MIKLER For over 30 years Manufacturer of Exclusive Uphol ed F e phone 89-R-5 ELKS Morton T. Utley Is The Bible True? Does It Make Any Difference What a Man Believes? - How I Know I’ve Found The Right Church. How Can a Man Know When He Is Saved? CHURCH OF CHRIST GOSPEL MEETINGS HALL Every Evening at 7:30 p.m. s From October 14th to October 20th HEAR Morton T. Utley of Oakland, California Dr. James and wife cordially invite all to hear this outstanding evangelist. SERMON TOPICS Is The Church of Christ Narrow? Are You Walking By Faith or By Sight? Can a Man Be Saved Outside The Church? The Personality of Christ.