Thursday, November 68, L084,

Rail transpertation {s still the| the most government-regulated of all |

OUTSTANDING STUDENTS EARN PLACES
ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL HONOUR LISTS

basic system by which Canada’s | Canadian businesses.

goods are transported to market.

portation monopolies, they are among | the first six months of 1954.

Canadian pipelines transported a
While railways no longer are trans-| record ~83,480,000 barrels of oil in

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A new policy of giving recognition

Niquidet Transport
Williams Lake - Horsefly

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

to those students in the Williams
Lake Junior-Senior High Schooi
whose academic achievement has
been such that the school may be
proud of it, has been established this
year.

This recognition is accorded through
an Honour Roll and Merit Lits. The
former bears the names of those stu-

dents whose marks, based on the is-

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suance of the latest report card, arc
either “A” or “B” in the academic
subjects. The merit list permits a
maximum of three “C” grades with
the balance “A” or Students
who place at least three times during
the school year on one or both of the
award lists gain points for their
‘school Houses. :

Here are the results of the first
report card period:

Honour Roll — Grade 10— Don-
na McNeil; Grade 9— Joanne Duna~
way, Michaelene Johnston; Grade

100 MILE N

WSs

100 Mile W.I.
Elects Officers

(delayed)
The P-TA held their regular meei-
ing at the school with 16 members
and visitors present.

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Miss Mary Kartner, district nurse,
brought to the attention of the P-TA
that the decision whether or not to
have the Dental Clinic again must be
decided now. The P-TA will sponsor
the Clinic again for next year, they
“decided.

A ‘proposed change in the report
éard grading system was discussed.
Mrs. S. Smele, delegate from the 100
-| Mile Women’s Institute gave her re-
port on the help the W.1. were pre-
pared to give in the making of a quilt.

OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY goes
out to Mrs, ‘Tony’ Zomar in her sud-
den bereavement. Tony Zomar work-
ed at Frank Huber’s mill at the 9§
and was well known here.

MR. JAGO of Buffalo Creek is in
Vancouver general -hospital, quite
-—tserfously ill. he =

. THE Bank of Commerce, which is
under construction is going ahead
rapidly and will be ready for occu-
pency, sooner than at first expected
we understand.

A NEW HOME is being built here
by Mrs. Sparks: Mr. C. Wardell is
doing the building.

THE NEW BUILDING put up by
the Bridge Creek Bstate for a garage
will be used as a theatre for the moy-
ing pictures during the winter and
will be ready for use in a couple of
weeks.

Manhattan
Beauty Shop

Margaret Blenkinsop

8— Rosemary Nes g
gy Pinchbeck, Susan Ringwood,
Karen Wotzke, John Zirnhelt, Carol
Koivisto.

Merit: List — Grade 12— Barbara
Bryce, Lorna Gardner, Myrtle Me-
Kenzie; Grade 11— Sylvia Baker,
Lucille Bosworth, Laura _ Friesen,
Barbara Gardner, Rosemary Hannah,

Dave McClure, Joan Med Susie
Potter, Marilyn Scott; Grade 10—-
George Fielder, Marlene Gardner,

David Gosman, Ralph Larum, Norma
Millar, David Rankin, Asako Uye-
ama, Peggy Adamson, Shirley Karo-

Grade §9— Terry Baker, Peggy
, Farrel Halfnights, Claire Hara-
mia, Ken Kaytor, Ernie Smallenberg,
Melvin Beckman, Jean Davidson.

Letter to the Editor

Barbara Dye, Edna Dye, Roger Olson,
Shirley Koivisto, Garry Roseneau;
Grade 8— Judith Borkowski, Lilian
Crapelle, Tivola Howe, Neal Nichol-
son, Stephen Ringwood, Carolyn
Simon; Grade 7— Joanne Halfnights,
Barbara Kyte, Terry Yelland, Bonnie
Bourelle, Roger Getz, Jeanne Pinette, ;
Walter Phillips, Violet Van.

Distret manager for the B.C. Tele-
phone Co., with headquarters at
Quesnel, is W. R. Graham who is in
charge of all company exchanges
north of 100 Mile House, including
Williams Lake, Quesnel, Wells, Van-
derhoof, Fert St. Jame,s Burns Lake,
Smithers, Hazelton, Terrace and the
area from Williams Lake to Bella
Coola.

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Phone 63-y

Promoted to the position of dis-
trict traffic supervisor is Miss Edith
Mitchell. A former employee of the
Federal Government telephone sys-
tem, Miss Mitchell has been in the
telephone business since 1946. She
is in charge of traffic operations for

Dear Bditor:

A family } ng home and contents
regrets lack of telephone service.
ad they been on the job much could
have been saved, as well as distr
to a young mother with two babies.

All concerned appreciate the
prompt action on the part of the Fire
Brigade. Not only did -they* perform
a marvelous job of putting out the
fire and probably saving a new home
close by, they showed character
when a tip was offered they turned it
down, after losing their noon-hour,
and wading’in cold muddy water. As
always they proved their worth.

So here’s thanks from all concern-
ed. We are most grateful to the Fire |

Brigade we are all proud of.
, Sincerely.

Ingalls & Mellish families,

Mrs F. Mellish.

Telephone Crews Work
On South District Road

Telephone construction men are
now at work replacing poles and car-
rying out general repairs on the line
between Forest Grove and Canim
Lake.

Work will continue on the job as
long’as weather permits, according
to B. J. Davis, Kamloops disrict man-
ager of the B.C. Telephone Company.

Foreman of the crew is Norman
Wilson.

MAKERS OF FINE

RANGLER,

Rocky Mountain Saddlery

256 Landsdowne Street

Kamloops, B.C.

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

COATS, SHIRTS, PANTS

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Stetson and Resistol Hats

MAIL ORDERS FILLED SAME DAY

LEATHER GOODS

LEVIS, LEE

The Mystery Men:

how much they help.you. In fact, even they don’t u
they’re doing anything important for all their fellow-c

Yet. together. they pour more thar 200 million dollars e

wide variety of projects that promote
homes and schools, or roads. bri

Are all these people rich? F
life, who are life insurance po
these purpo:

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bridges and other publie work:

rom their life in

whe do you favours

There are millions of them all over the country.
You pass them every day in the street without realizing who they are and

nally know that
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ar into a
progre: help build new

it! They are people in all walks of

holders! And the money they lend for

This money,

nrance premiu

invested by their life insurance companies, helps finance many projects

that benefit one and all.

And they’re helpful citizens in another wa
i their families will never be comple!

insurane

Because they own life
y dependent on others.

So if you are a life insurance policyholder. remember — in all these ways
you're helping to make Canada a better land to live in!

P.S. FROM YOUR LIFE INSURANCE MAN — “All these investments earn
interest that mokes it possible for you and your fomily to enjoy the benefits of life
insurance at such low cost. If you have any questions about how to moke life
insurance fit your own 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 and United States Companies
“It is Good Citizenship to own Life Insurance” L4s4D,

all B.C. Telephone Co. exchanges
north of 100 Mile.

Coutts Sawmills

and
EDGERS SAWDUST BLOWERS
PILLOW BLOCKS
SKF DODGE
Morse Roller Chain and Sprockets
Dodge V Drives
BF Goodrich V Belts by Tow Foon
: eae Esco Bardon Hooks and Ferrules
Manufacturers Welders Ad A . T~
QUESNEL MACHINE SHOP Avadams Antique
‘ CANADIAN WHISKY
Box 1078 QUESNEL, B.C. Phone 86-R-2 Sh 2) siille Lid,