THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, January 6, 1955.

TO SPEAK ON
RARLY HISTORY

Inspector Bill Mouat, who will speak
at the next meeting of the Historical
Uigh

“Early History of British Society Monday night in the

bia” is the topie chosen by

Colum-
School

OLIVER THEATRE—

12

Sehool auditorium,

Monday, Puesday, Wednesday --- January 10, 11,
DAVID WAYND, EZIO PINZA, ANN BANCROFT
in
“TONIGHT WE SING”

Comedy and News Show starts at 8:30 p.m.

Thursday. Friday, Saturday --- January 13, 14, 15
JEFFREY HUNTER and MICHAEL RENNIE
in
“SATLOR OF THE KING”

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:
Donald I’Connor, Lori Nelson ‘Francis Goes to Westpoinv’

Wer wish to take this opportunity
to extend to our many friends
and patrons our sincere thanks
for their valued patronage in
the past and wish each and
everyone a very healthful, pros-
perous and happy new year.

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score his 400th goal
by hoisting Richard
stadium cheered
player ever to reach the 400 mark.
one season and 12 goals during the
Cup. Despite these milestones,
scoring championship.

Town Celebrates

Well — And Wisely [Lost All Ways In 54

The two principal entertainment
spots in town for the New Year’s Bye
celebration were again the Elks and
Columbus Halls. The annual cabaret
at the latter hall attracted 135 per-
sons, and although attendance fiz-
ures were down at the Elks hall over

; some previous years, it was also one
of the nicest that has been enjoyed.

Police report that the quieter cele-
bration of the birth of the new year
‘vas evident all over town. There

jWere fewer drunk cases than in
former years.

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Faces Charge For
12-year-old Murder

| LILLOOPT — Albert “Crawfora;

for a trial on a charge of murder in

ying police say was committed
| 12 years ago although no body has
j been found.

| crawford, a prisoner in the British
Columbia Penitentiary, was brought
back to Lillooet to face the charge
fp the death of rancher A. EB. Mac-

Dougall

He first appeared in juvenile court
because he was under 18 at the time
the slaying took place, but was im-
mediately transferred to police court
for preliminary hearing at which he
was committed for trial in a higher
court,

Police did not disclose what Craw-
ford was being held in penitentiary
for.

MacDougall was reported missing
in 1943 when neighbors in the isolat-
ed Bridge River area_near Lillooet
found’ his house abandoned.

Jt was first believed that he had |
drowned.

.A fishing rod, according to some |
wives, is a pole with a worm at each
end.

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Prince Pucksters

Prince: George — Prince George
Lumbermen, the city’s senior hockey
team, not only had the most disas-
trous playing season in the history
of the sport here, finishing deep in
the league cellar, but also had an
operating deficit of $1,336.30 and
with liabilities totalling $2,679.20.

Total revenues during the 1
54 season were $4,747.66, which in-
cluded ticket sales of $4,006.02 at
the 14 league and exhibition games
played here last winter.

A detailed report of ticket sales
shows that the Vanderhoof team was
the biggest attraction at the gate last
season. Fans paid $1,008.75 to
watch them take both ends of a
doubleheader from the Lumbermen
in the opening games of the season.

Wiliams Lake Stampeders drew

fans paid. $521.05 to watch Vernon
hang a double defeat on the Lum-
bermen. Another exhibition seri
with Clinton brought in $556.8
while the four exhibition tilts
Nipawin All Stars brought
$794.50.

Serving Term For Theft

William Francis Hon; who ap-
peared in police court December 28,
on a charge of theft of a wheel and
tire from Robert’s Service Station at
Soda Creek was fined $50 and costs
or in default two months imprison-
ment. Houge elected to serve his jail
term.

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QUESNEL, B.C.

Slightly Milder
Weather Brings Snow

Cloudy skies and milder weather
this week has resulted in genersl1
snow flurries. Here are the tempera-
ture readings at the airport for the
bast week, excluding holiday.

New Year’s Baby
Arrives January 4

The first baby to come into the
world in the New Year at War Mem-
orial Hospital was a little te

Friday, Dee. 31 9 45 Robert Charles Allison tipped the
Monday, Jan. 3 9. 23 scales at § lbs. 8 oz. when he rrived
Tuesday 26 28 at 1:40 p.m. January 4. Robe tis the
Wednesday 16 29 son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 4
This morning at 8 a.m. the reading | S00 Of Dog Creek. His mother

former Dionne Eagle, dau
Commissioner and Mrs. Air
of Williams. Lake.

Attending the birth of :he 1955
newcomer was Dr. H. K. -.twood,

pease ees

Mr: and Mrs. HG: Pirber anu
family of Quesnel were Weekend vis-
itors of the former’s parents, Mf. and
Mrs. C. Barber.

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BIRTH
At War Memorial Hospital

VANBERSMAN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Vanbersman of St. Joseph’s
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5.

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