Thursday, January 27, 1955.

Page 9

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Community Club
Has Busy Program

The community club is running a
series of whist and cribhage games ut
the hall under the able supervision
of Bill Walker, They also have the
occasional movie.

C. S. NEWTON was.a business vis-
itor to Kamloops recently.

L. RAY returned from Yuletide
holidays with his daughters and their
families living in Alberta.

MRS. E. DE-WEES is presently in
Williams Lake. Her little daughter,
Donna, is staying with Mrs. B. Hook-
er, and son Bobby with Mrs. Barrett.

S.N. BARRETT got in off his
trapline a few days ago and is now
falling for Fetters Sawmill.

GEORGE DORRANS is in charge
of logging on the Barton limit in the
Quesnel Lake area for Fetters Saw-
mill. They have quit w employ-
nd are bringing in some fine

time at the skating party given by
the Bourelles recently.

ROBERT HOLLOWAY was taken
to Williams Lake for medical at-
tention.

F. W. JONES has left for New
Brunswick to visit his mother and
other relatives. His mother is over
ninety years old. He will be gone
about a month.

HUGH CORNWALL, of Onward

Ranch, was out in the Barker Creek
area searching for stray cattle. He
was accompanied by Gordon Thom-
son.

MRS. L. A. GIBBONS, Winfield, is
on a visit to her sons. She came up
with M. Sherritt who is hauling lum-
ber to Williams Lake for O.K.
Sawmills.

Students To Help
Hospital Fund

Pupils of Williams Lake and Sky-
line elementary schools are taking
their place with the adults of the
community in getting behind the
need for more hospital accommoda-
tion here.

Ina letter to the board of directors,
the children have stated that they
are going to spend the remainder of
the school term raising money for
the hospital, and have asked for ad-
vice on what equipment the hospital
needs that would be within their
reach,

The students are holding rummage
sales, staging benefit sports compe-
litions and have instituted class com-
competition, with each room sporting
a fund thermometer on its door, with
the objejetive shown that the class
attempting to reach. In several
cases this amounts to $50.

Commenting on the offer of the
children to raise money for the hos-
pital, board chairman Clive Stangoe
said it is indeed gratifying to adult
workers when such a sense of re-
sponsibility in community services
is shown by our younger citizens.

More About The Files

(continued from page 2)
Lake— Fire destroys home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Davies at Likely—

TEN YEARS AGO
January 25, 1945
Local yachtsmen, looking ahead to
swnmer, form sailing club after a
lapse of 10 years. New snipe class
boats have been ordered by R. Mac-
kenpie, B. Boe and J. D. Smedley.
O. J. Simons has bought the yacht
Joan, formerly owned by Malcolm
Duff of Horsefly— Sixty persons at-
tend annual congregational dinner
of St. Andrew's Church— In spite of
the cold weather, a large turnout of
well-wishers gathered to bid fare-
well to Father Malone, who has been
posted to Woodstock, Ontario—

Five feet of snow in town as dis-
trict shares dships of winter
storm that disrupts transportation
throughout province, Mail from Dog
Creek and Morsefiy gets through by
use of horses. No mail will go west
to the Chilcotin until roads are clear-
ed. PGE cancels trains— The fol-
lowing officers and directors were
named to head the Board of Trade:
A. J. Tyson, president; Mr. Roberts,
vice-president; H. G. Lockwood, sec-
retary. Directors; Rodk Mackenzie,
F. G. Exshaw, B. G. Woodland and
H. C. Richardson— Heavy aceumn-
lation of snow and ice on the Indian
dance hall causes roof to cave in—
January 17th temperatures of 62 be-
low recorded at 150 Mile; 72 below

| at Redstone (lowest since 1908),

and 50 below at Williams Lake.

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PILLOW BLOCKS

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Dodge V Drives

BF Goodrich V Belts
Esco Bardon Hooks and Ferrules

Quesnel Machine Shop

QUESNEL, B.C.

Welders

Phone 86-R-2

ADMISSION PRICES
Ringside $1.50

Rush... $1.25
Students 60Oc

Cal Roberts

215 Ibs, - Arizona

Bill Kohnke

208 Ibs. - Williams Lake

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