THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LARE, 8.0,

Thureday, April 21, 1958,

tube is concealed by a metal akive
The aircraft, one that has been used
to train the students here since the |

Sar ag : eente ae
es i C il = school opened, was purchsed by Sk

$ Wheel Collapses [vor cos ts ene

D: Besides the damaged landing gear, |
Geer eeo mated 2t'_between'| iss tip of onewing was bent and the

$400 an $500 resulted Sunday when
@ wheel collapsed as the small Lus-
nb aircraft of Skyway Air Ser-
ices taxied in from a landing at the
local airport, tipping the ship over
on one wing.

In the aircraft when the accident
occurred was instructor Fred Le-
Grice and student pilot Robin Blair.
Blair had brought the ship in on a
perfect landing and fortunately the
wheel strut did not collapse until
nlane was almost stopped.
mining the broken strut,
LeGrice said it appeared that it
had been cracked for some time. The

propellor slightly bent.

Surprise was handed the Tribune
office Tuesday when a little
walked in and informed us she |

the girl on our front page last week.
Little Beverly Williams is home from
the B.C. Cancer Institute
weeks.

for

a ee

Mrs. J. D. Smedley returhed home
this week. Staying with her is Mrs.
J. C. Edwards.

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Mrs. W. Edwards is visiting at the
coast for three weeks.

—=OLIVER THEATRE—

Monday, Tuesda. y, Wednesday

April 25, 26, 27

ROCK HUDSON - MARCIA HENDERSON - STEVE COCHRAN
in

“BACK TO GOD’S COUNTRY”

Comedy and News

Show starts at 8:30 p.m.

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Thursday, Friday, Saturday --- April 28, 29, 30
GEORGE MONTGOMERY - DOROTHY MALONE
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“LONE GUN”

TWO COMPLETE PROGRAMS
EACH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT

First show at 6:45 — Second show at 8:45
‘OhMldren admitted to second show only when accompanied by Parents

Thursday, Friday, Saturday this week:
Joel McCrea and Yvonne DeCarlo in “Border River”

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New Conception of Forest
licencing Projected Fer Island

A new conception of forest management
announcement Tu ay by Hon. R. E. Sommers, minister or |
iands and forests, that in dealing with a licence applic. tion on |
Vancouver Island, provision h heen made for the first time
for the right of smal) operators to participate in logging on

is seen in the|

ter

RY,
Hyde of St. Joseph’s Mission, 2
daughter, born April 17.

neth Coburn of Forest Grove,
daughter, born April 19.
AWKIS — To Mr. and Mrs. Phillip”
Hawks
daughter, born April 19.
O'DONOVAN — To Mr. and Mrs.
William O'Donovan of Williams
Lake, a daughter, born April 19.

Crosina of- Williams Lake, 4 son,

BIRTHS

At War

Discovered Substitute
For Blood Transfusiens

Memo:

Hospital

CHEL — To Mr. and Mr
Michel of Canim La
daughter, horn April 15.

DE — To Mr. and Mrs. Reginald

Vic-

BURN — To Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
a

of Williams Lake, a

OSINA — To Mr. and Mrs. Roy

born April 21.

MADISON — To Mr. and Mrs, | De G HOWARD ELOINGES
Thomas Madison of Williams Through exlensive experi-
Lake, a son, born April 20. mentation with the chemiéal

e subslance known as “Dextran”
At Port Alberni two researen men at Queen's

a : ‘Iniversil ingslon, Ont are

NEILSON — To Mr. and Mrs. R. W. now satisfied thal it can be a
Neilson (nee Wilma Richardson) perfect sivstitute for blood
a son, born April 17, transfusions Dr. 3. Howard

Eulinger, dean of medicine as-
sisted by wu. Robert Sempie

Ee of the department ot Physiology

WE'D LIKE To KNOW fave come up with a whire
Powder, which can be preparea
Social items are always wele liquid torm ana which can

comed by The Tribune news
staf. If you are going on a trip,

just arrived back. from one, ueleriorate! for years:

have visitors, held a tea party, || — P2s¢ ee ee
come towne 1

just pick up your telephone and dlvod cells. wnen

call 56-R-3 or 56-R-4,

the licence area on a competitive basis.

The minister disclosed the move }—-—H__
following announcement that the| trom Port Renfrew right through to
cabinet has disallowed appeals on| Victoria, and from Port Alberni to

anting a licence on the west coast | Tofino and Ucluelet. Field studies
of the Island to B.C. Forest Products | the company to determine the loc
Linited, who have a $25 million | tion of the roads will be started in}
pulp mill development projected for | the immediate-tuture,

gion.
r. Sommers reported that the

| prov.

nment and the company will in the licence,
1 management contract im-| Sommers s at they are given
mediately, which he described as] the opportunity to log 65 percent of
“one of the most f: ghted and | the timber in the Clayoquot area of

the management region

y new. concept
aud refinement of the Forest Man-
agement Licence machinery that we
have heen working to achieve for
some considerable time,” the Min-
ister stated.

“The licence contract clearly stip-
the holder, im this case
Forest Products, must call for
the logging of 65 percent
a

ant as fas as the welfare’ of
British Columbians
are concerned, the licensing
procedure was established.”
In a statement detailing
ion: the licence, Mr

signifi
the majority of

of

y dit] nlates that

s unique and historic in that
it makes great strides in so m
beneficial to both regional | B Cc.
and provincial economies. | tenders on

“Island road development of that 'e:
“When these tenders have been

that fs

Better. Service
Better Quality
Better Value

always at. .

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

QUALITY GROCERS

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR aIM

with that to be undertaken by the! received and a decision is being made

government and other agencies, is cf] it must be done in conjunction with

Significance to all British Colum-| an officer of the B.C. Forest Service.
bians because it will“open up won-| “The competitive bidding proced.
derful new recreation areas in ihe) ure will atly widen the horizons |
west coast region that have beshit aa the region.

inaccessible for years.”

itution of the licence

Mr. Sommers explained iat under igned to contribute to the
the licence agreement, B.C zation of those forest cémmun-j
Products will undertake constru ppurtenant to the Licence, now |

tion of new roads in the Port Ren:
frew and Ucluelet-Tofino areas, to | ation of the company
id that on the basis |

dependent upon the continued oper-

connect with others to be built} Mr. Sommers s
which will provide publie access] of the company’s present plans, the|
—— == cae mill will give employment to |
more than 600 men in the construec-
{| ton age and better than 300 per-
Areund Town jsons when it is in full-seale opera-
“| tion. |

“Annual payroll bas been estimat-

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs,

ae aye washed to th, |. 2t approximately — $1,250,000
Ene. ODall Ti Pushed to (he) whieh not only will stimulate the
coast a week for an| a.
regional economy, but that of the
expected emergency operation. ‘The | 11” peomines Re ee |
shy is responding to treatment how- tends of ENSTATalen STS
a ion will not de toate: utitigation gcse
ators and farm |
sek of AT. | 800dlot own, who will
visitors to|P#dY market for smali-s
the Carihos, are it the 199 | 'Her type trees not suitable for
‘arihoo, ar a e 104
lumber. |
Mile Motel. z -
Mr. Sommers said the conan
-——3 ° 4
Jeft Bodman, who was stationed | es advised him that field studies |
ars ago with the For: bY survey teams, to determine the |

here several y
Department, is now
100 Mile House.

precise loc

tion of the plant, are al-
"eady underway. Preliminary reports
vave indicated that it might be in|

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ranger at

the Crofton district.

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moved to Williams Lake and for the
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