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THE TRIBUNE, WILLTAMS LAER, 3.6,

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PLUMBING AND HEATING

Sales - Service - Installations

FOR FREE ESTIMATES
Telephone 82-Y

Central Plumbing & Heating

Vanderhoof Man
Buys Twilight Lodge

Purchase of Twilight Lodge near
Lac La Hache has been announced
by Vanderhoof hotelman Frank
Turley.

In announcing the purchase of the
19-room resort hotel, Mr. Turley said
he will continue. residence in Van-
derhoof, where he has a partnership

interest in Vanderhoof Hotel.

RANCHERS

An opportunity to purchase

Registered Hereford Bulls

_ Sired by our English Importations of 1953

Sugwas Idle and Coxall Norseman

Payment of 50 percent of Purchase
price will hold these animals on

our lend until end of May, 1955,
when balance of payment is due.

Wintering will cost you nothing! |

These bulls w

be 2 years old at time of delivery

Come on down to the ranch
and make your choice

Gard. Boultbee

BRIDGE LAKE, B.c.

Bridge Lake Hereford Ranch Ltd.

His new hotel will he managed by
Len Smith, a former member of the
B.C. police, who has tendered his
resignation as provincial game war-
den in Vanderhoof district, a position
he has held for the the past four
years.

Gains Journeyman Status

Doug Norberg, well-known local
young man, has completed four years
apprenticeship with Williams Lake
Motors and has received his certifi-

ment of Labor,

erment-supervised scheme.

cate of completion from the Depart-

It is believed that Mr. Norberg is
the first man locally to complete an
apprenticeship here under the gov-

FOR
QUALITY DRY CLEANING

SUPERIOR
Laundry & Cleaners

(Williams Lake Division)

OUR SPECIALTY

Suede Jackets. and
-Pleated Wool Skirts

Articles left over 30 days at
owner's risk unless otherwise
arranged for,

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EDGERS

SKF

Manufacturers -

Box 1078 QUESNEL, B.c.

“SAWDUST
PILLOW BLOCKS
DODGE

Morse Roller Chain and Sprockets
Dodge V_ Drives
BF Goodrich -V Belts
Esco, Bardon Hooks and Ferrules

Coutts Sawmills

BLOWERS

Welders

QUESNEL MACHINE SHOP

Phone 86-R-2

MAKES FIRST AND LAST TRIP TO CITY

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e only sensible thing to

t the circumstances — he tried to find a way out. Being
er in town, he just wandered from one street to another,

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officers caught up with him, and

kyards an1 lawns. Then department of lands and forests

Mr. Moose became steak on the

plates of at the city’s

nderprivileged children’s shelter.

Home Building
High in Province

The total value of building permits
issued in the incorporated centres of
the province for the first nine months
of this year at $119,773,000 was 7%
higher than at the same date in 1953.
I ly growing dential centres
such us Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey,
the J ict of North Vancouver,
West Vancouver, and on the Island.
Saaninch, have all appreciably push-

ed up the value of permits issued
through new dwelling construction.

These figures are given in a release
from Hon. Ralph Chetwynd, Minister
of Trade and Industry. Ee

Preliminary estimates on the value
of permits taken out during Septem-
her e in excess of $12,000,000. In
Burnaby, permits of slightly over
000,000 for the month consisted
almost entirely of permits for new
homes, In Surrey, permits totalled
$628,000; North Vancouver District,
$1,195,000; West Vancouver, $543,-
000; Richmond, $361,000; Saanic,
$360,000; again, largely for house
onstruction. ©

Statistics on new dwelling units
for the period January 1st to August
31st as given in the statistical tables,
how that there were. more units
d and completed in this period
a year ago. A further check
shows that over 90% of the new
houses built so far this year are Jo-
cated in the metropolitan areas of
Vancouver and Victoria.
LUMBER PRODUCTION UP

‘Sawn lumber and tie production in
July totalled 394,109 M ft., as com-
payed with 332,618 M feet in July,
- Production for the same month
was also slightly greater than durin
June. :

For the first seven months of this
year production of 93.436 M feet
compared to production of 2,319,8
M feet for the same period last

Shipments so far this year are
somewhat ahead of a year ago to all
markets with the exception of Cana-
dian. Here a small drop is reported.
The major change resulting in larger
shipments has been with the United
Kingdom.
RECORD VALUE OF FISH

The Minister noted with mueh in-

Your Life Story
in this book

Buying your-own home, financing your children’s

education—your success in teaching many goals—

will all be “chapters” in your savings pass

Start your savings account today at our nearest

branch—there are more than 650 to serve you.

terest preliminary returns to British
Columbia fishermen during the four
weeks August 28th to September 25th
totalled $6,625,000, a record total
for the same period. The size of the
eatch is attributable largely to the
“Adams River Sockeye Run” to the
Fraser River. Salmon accounted for
$6,371,000 of the landed value. All
other fish combined totalled only
$250,000. (Shellfish make up the
remainder.)

Speakers’ Club

After a lapse of a year, the local
Junior Chamber of Commerce re-
sumed the popular “gavel club’ win-
ter session this week. First meeting
was held Tuesday. Instructor for the

Teacher Training

School Proposed
For U.B.C.

A proposal for the establishment
of a teacher training college on the
University of British Columbia cam-
pus has been presented to the Univer-
sity Senate by a committee repre-
senting B.C. Teachers’ Federation.

A University entrance certificate
would be required of all students
beginning work in the Teachers’ col-
lege. At the end of a two year course
an interim elementary certificate
could be granted to students. Upon
the completion of an additional three
years of study, students would be
awarded a Bachelor of Education de-
gree with an elementary specialist
certificate or an interim secondary
certificate.

Both elementary and secondary
teahers would be required to put in
one year as a teaching interne fol-
lowing certification. During this
period they would spend their time
in classroom teaching, observation,
marking papers, record-keeping, li-
brary duties, co-curricular activities
and substitute work.

The B.C.T.F. also recommends the
establishment of a model school o1
the campus in order to give
teachers facilities for practise te.
ing, observation, demonstration
experimental work.

The committee suggests that a
Board of Teacher Training and Cer.
tification be established, including
representatives of the Department of
Edueation, College of Education,
B.C. School Trustees’ Association
and the B.C, Teachers’ Federation

During 1953 Canada recorded
1,657 business ‘failures, up 10 per
cent from 1952. Not all &mployers
make money.

The last letters written by Marquis

de Montcalm and his Plains of

club this year is local businessman
Fred B. Bass,

‘Abraham vanquisher, General, Wolfe,
are preserved in the Public Archives
in Ottawa.

Rocky Mountain Saddlery.

256 Landsdowne Street
Kamloops, B.C.

MAKERS OF FINE LEATHER GOODS

Agents for leading makes of saddles
and riding accessories and all repairs
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WRANGLER,
COATS, SHIRTS, PANTS

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Stetson and Resistol Hats

MAIL ORDERS FILLED SAME DAY

LEVIS, LEE

Who’s brightening your future

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ways?

Some people are helping to bring your com-
munity a new shopping centre, highway, school,

power plant or other useful projects. Who are
they? Life insurance policyholders! Money
from the premiums they pay is invested for
them in ways that help finance improvements
like these.

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A longer, healthier life may be yours, thanks
in part to life insurance policyholders. Life in-
surance companies contribute funds to medical
research studies designed to tree Canadians
from the threat of many dread diseases.

3

Everybody shares in the prosperity which
expanding industries bring 0 a community.
Some industry in your community may have
built a new plant and employed more workers
because life insurance companies invested
money in it on behalf of their policyholders,

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Some day—perhaps soon—you may want a
new home. If so, you may find yourself living
happily in one of the thousands of new houses
which have been built from coast to coast with
the aid of money invested for policyholders by
life insurance companies.

So, if you are a life insurance policyholder, remember—
while you're providing security for your family and yourself,
you're also helping to make Canada a better land to live in!

From your life insurance man

Invested life insurance dollars earn interest that makes
it possible for you and your family to enjoy the benefits
of life insurance at such low cost. If you have any
questions about how to make life insurance fit your ows
special needs, give me a call. I'll be glad to help you!”

THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA

Comprising more than 50 Canadian, British 4

and United States Companies.
“It is Good Citizenship to own Life Insurance” L-ss4D

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