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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAE, B.C.

Thursday, October 21, 1984,

Paul,

month.

weekend for a two weeks’
at Vancouver. ~

In town yesterday from Squamish — George Borden, producer of color

was Alastair Mackenzie, visiting at | featurettes was up from Blaine last
his parents’ home on his mother’s
birthday. Mrs.

week shooting a movie short of the

Roderick Ma California bighorns along the Fraser

‘kenzie

is*88. Alastair reports that his son | River.
is recovering splendidly from =o
attack of polio suffered last | Brand Inspector Art Newhouse
left Sunday to take a three-months
army course at Camp Borden, Ont..

ae in the Canadian School of Military
Mr. and Mrs. C. Barber left last | Intelligence. During his absence,
vacation | Gilbert Forbes of Lac La Hache will

Re acting inspector.

OLIVER THEATRE

Monday, Tuesday;-Wednesday — October 25, 26, 2
LANA TURNER, PIER ANGELI, CARLOS THOMPSON
“FLAME AND THE FLESH”’

Adult entertainment only
in
Show starts at 8:30 p.m.

Comedy and News

Thursday, Friday, Saturday — October 28, 29. 30
MAUREEN O’HARA, ALEX NICOL
in
“REDHEADS FROM WYOMING”’

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:
Randolph Scott and Wayne Morris in ‘Riding Shotgun”

NOW IN!
New Gall Styles, ty Cora -

Stone set and metal Jewellery
from $1.95 per set

Mr, and Mrs. A. G. ‘Tony’ Jenkins,
formerly of Kamloops, arfived in
town Tuesday to take up residence.
They are staying for the present al.
the home of Mrs. Jenkins’ parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Halleran. Mr. Jen-
inks will be in charge of the new
eub-branch of Okanagan Equipment
Ltd., that is being established here.
His wife, Frances, will be a valuable
addition to feminine baskethall
circles hereabouts, being a2 member
of last year’s Kamloops K’Jets senior
B squad, holders of the provincial
title.

Sg

Murdoch McLeod, Optometrist of
Vancouver will be at Lakeview Hotel,
Tuesday afternoon, October 26. Re-
turn call Saturday p.m. November 13,

Chureh of Christ

SUNDAY SERVICES
Bible Study - - 10 a.m..
Service - = ¢ = V1 saim!
VISITORS WELCOME

at
Home of Dr.
Smedleyville

James

HOSPITAL AUXILIARY

ANNUAL |

Bridge and Cribbage
Tournament

During Month of
November
Persons wishing to play or hold
tournaments should contact Mrs.
J. Routledge-or Mrs. J. Jorgen-
sen for rules and regulations.
Prizes on display in window of
Cariboo Home Furnishings

Notice
To The Public

We would like to bring
to the attention of our

LOCAL PLANER MILL COMPLETES
YEAR’S PROGRAM OF IMPROVEMENT

liam J. Swetnam as president and his | now has nothing to do with lumber-

Installation of a new sorting green

chain on the planing mill property of
(1954) Ltd., is
the latest of a series of

Wright Lumber Co.
improve-
ments in this local industry that has
been undertaken since the new firm
was established in May of this year.

Thousands of dollars have been
expended by the new owners in re-
grading the mill property, gravelling
it to imsure all-weather usage aud
improving the old mill chain and
the
loading spur has been extended to

trimmers. In addition to this,
accommodate 11 cars. Comparatively
recent too is the company office,
featuring wood in its interior finish.

The mill now employs about 20
men and has a payroll amounting to
trom $5000 to $6000 a month. The
company also spends about $5000
a day in lumber purchases from dis-
trict mills and ships three cars of

finished lumber in an eight-hour
shift.

beem buying Inmber throughout

British Colmbia sinee that time. He

e interested in the possibilities

district and on Apri th he

d the assets of the old

Officers of the company are Wil-

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital

| ALLEN — To Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Allen of Williams Lake. a son,
born October 18.

SMITH — To Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Smith of 150 Mile House, a son,
born October 18.

SHAW — To Mr. and Mrs. Morley
Shaw of Dog Creek, a son, born
October 18.

PATTERSON — To Mr and ‘Mrs.

Sidney Patterson of Soda Creek,
a son, born October 20.

More About P-TA

(Continued from Page 1)

on the report form; report forms for
all grades above grade III use the

son,
ager.

Mr. Swetnam, Sr.,
bering career in 1919 on Vancouver
Island. He
lan Export
years before establishing
business in 1946.
as Wm. J

lw right Lumber Company.
| Plant superintendant here 1s al
| Sharpe and Gerald Peterson is ac-
| countant.

One of Bill Swetnam’s pet projects

ing, except as a large measure‘of fire
protection for his company. He and
his son acquired considerable acre-
age on either sidé of the millisite,
and he has offered to sub- five
acres suitable for homesites and
plate them on the market if the vil-
lage will extend the water system
to service it.

R. H. Swetnam as sales man-

started his lum-

a

worked for H. R. MeMil-
Company for fifteen
his own
This firm is known
Swetnam Lid., and has

Better Service
Better Quality
Better Value

always at. .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR A

Niquidet Transport
Williams Lake - Horsefly

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

Williams Lake Concrete Products

READY MIX CONCRETE

FOR YOUR CONCRETE NEEDS SPECIFY
“READY-MIX” — FASTER ON THE JOB.

Free Estimates --- Phone 44-G

Leo Fowler Lakeside

SLATER shoes have
been famous through-
out. Canada for 90
years. Discriminating
buyers know SLATER
shoes at a glance for
SLATERS are really
distinguished shoes.

And the way they are a

THE

Slater

SHOE

made -- of the choicest
leathers, skillfully
made by experienced
craftsmen, SLATER shoes assure you a most sat ying

i. Ds that —il the.
Past and Tor the presence
it is not our policy to

PICK UP OR
DELIVER CLOTHES

and no ones authorized
to do so in our name.

Tony Kallaur

=e CANADIAN
RESEARCH INSTITUTE
eX

WILLIAMSLAKE
Dry CLEANERS

same system ot marking. and same
TT eueT

subject indieate his rating in terms

of the standard of his grade; that,
the standard by which the pupil is
rated be that of the school, the schoo)
district or the province; that the
scale of marking be sufficiently e:
tensive to show variations in pupil
achievement; that symbols used’ be
such as are commonly associated with
rating, e.g. A, B, C, D, BE.

Some of the questions were felt to
be directly contrary to some of those
that had gone before. The final resol-
ution on the questionnaire “Be it
resolved that the British Columbia
Parent--Teacher Federation urge the
Department of Education to give
serious consideration to the develop-
ment of a system of regular personal
inerviews between teacher and par-
ent” was termed ridiculous.

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will repay you with longer, more dependable service

per dollar invested. SLATER SHOES are featured at

Berkowski’s “swear

WRANGLER,

Rocky Mountain Saddlery

256 Landsdowne Street
Kamlecops, B.C,

MAKERS OF FINE LEATHER GOODS

Agents for leading makes of saddles
and riding accessories and all repairs

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COATS, SHIRTS, PANTS

Stetson and Resistol Hats
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MAIL ORDERS FILLED SAME DAY |

LEVIS, LEE

BUYS:

—MASKS—rubber or paper

—PAPER COSTUMES for
the children

—Hallowe’en Party servi-
_ ettes

FOR THE COMING BRIDGE SEASON
Good selection of double ana single sets playing cards

Bridge Tallies Bridge Prize Suggestions

Branpy’s Druc Store

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

Get a better grip on the
road with B. F. Goodrich

NO MORE BANGING
CLANKING CHAINS

OUTPULLS, OUTSTOPS
Py, OTHER WINTER TIRES

CCHENTIFIC TREAD DESIGH
I$ QUIET GN THE ROAD

available fer
peur car or trek

C& 5 Tire Service Ltd.

Complete Tire Service

Phone 27-R-2 Williams Lake