Thursday, June 2, 1955,

_..THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.6,

“Page 9

District Breeder
Buys Registered Females

Bill Stafford of Springhouse has
purchased the two top registered
Hereford females at the dispersal] At
sale of the well-known BX Ranch at population was 15,410,000,

by Harlscourt Farms, Lytton.

breeding stock.

{

December, 1954,

Vernon. The two animals were bred | HORSEFLY NEWS
sees REG

The district breeder will be adding
his latest purchases to his present
herd of registered Hereford cattle as

Party Away On Spring
Grizzly Hunt

Canada’s

Annual Meeting

B.C. Registered Trappers’ Association

ar
Village Hall
WILLIAMS LAKE

Monday, June 6th

1:30 p.m,

It is expected that the president of the B.C.
Fur Merchants and the president of Western
Canadian Raw Fur Sales will be present.

Any and all interested in furthering the prosperity
of the B.C. Fur Trade are cordially invited to attend
this important. meeting. Guides are welcome,

COMPETITION IS TOUGH !

Competition is tough inthe oil business,too.
While we believe Imperial is the Best oil company
in Canada, its far fiom the only one. Were beset
on all sides by healthy competitors.

ay From the Matitimes fo
British Columbia mote than 240 companies ate
Competing in the search for crude oil.

In 45 refineries
from Halifax
to Vancouver,
24 coinpanies refine this crude oil into hundreds
Z of usefull oil products. ”

In all of
Canada, scotes of
inarketing companies compete for the motorist’s
nd home owners dollar.

inall its operations from coast to coast, Imperial Oil
faces competition which is vigorous and
resourceful, benefiting both the industry and

the consumer.
Esso

IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED

a party of Americans from Los An-
geles area for a grizzly hunt in the
Quesnel Lake Mountains.
him on the hunt are guides Leonard

doing some gravelling in the roads
here. The men are staying at Bar-
retts’.

was in here on official business early
in the week.

J. W. WYNSTRA and Gunnar o}- | returned
sen are making excellent progress
stringing thé telehone line from here
to Gardner's Sawmill, Horsefly Lake,

and Jake were business visitors to
Williams Lake this week.

»M. L. GIBBONS left for his trap-
line, Quesnel Lake, on the 16th.

Longview, Washington | Tor
with the Fred Hookers.

Ellensburg, Washington, are guests
of the Freeman Fetters.

have their new home under construc-
tion farther west on thee shore of
Horsefly Lake from their present | teasing office accommodation there.
home, closer to the Forestry Landing
on Boat Bay.

fenced. their property with an at-
tractive wire fence.

~ (delayed)
Glenn Walters left May 21 with

Assisting

PUBLIC WORKS TRUCKS are

GAME. WARDEN J. GIBBAULT,

MR. and MRS. BOURELLE, Hazel

to New Westminster after spending
the winter with her sister, Mr:
Lowry.

MR. and MRS. JOHN LEMKy ana
family have moved from Jacobsen
Sawmill to the property adjoining
the Forestry where they are con-
structing their house.

MRS. W. R. REID paid a short
visit to her parents. Mr.
Vaughan, Langley Prairie.

MR. and MRS. W. J. WALKER
have purchased a lot from Barretts
Walters and Lawrence Jones and accross the road from their present
packers Roy Standley and Kent Long. i
They expect to be away 15 days.

home.

REV. J. COLCLOUGH officiated at
service on the 22nd at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hockley.
and MRS. J. JANZEN are
coming along well with their new
home on Horsefly Road about a mile
and a half from the village centre.

MR. and MRS. J. M. WILLIAMS

MR.

holiday at
granddaughter, Miss
vance, with them.
HARRY GIBBONS, 0.K. Sawmills,
led home to the Oka
f the Sudden ine:

wife.
MR.

and M

home from a. prolonged
the coast bringing their
Louise Bella-

rest of his term. Fr

agan he

teritray Preset Cunaaan

=e

Charging Communist influence in the CCF group of his con-
stituency, Moose Jaw-Lake Centre, Ross Thatcher, M-P., has
signed from the CCF and will sit as independent member for the

of the CCF in the House, Thatcher said his former colleagues

Peewee
| WESTCOAST SIGNS CONTRACTS FOR GAS

and MRS. B. ABERNETHY

erocey aren sme om a 0S rae: SUPPLY FROM MAJOR ALBERTA-B.C. FIELDS

MR. and MRS. MANLEY HANK,

Pipeline Company To Lease,
MR. and MRS. KER DUNLOP ° s:

have an excavation made for .the Not Build At Prince George

basement of their new home on

Campbell Avenue. Geo. Dorrans did
the excavating.

A news story in the Prince George
recently
Bechtel Limited would build its own

Citizen

stay | Owing to the serious illness of the
latter’s mother.

West-Coast Transmission Co. Ltd.

has completed contracts with major
| Producers for a 20-year supply of

natural gas at a rate of 355,000,000
cubic feet per day.

This is the amount contracted tor
by Canadian and American distribu-
tors for their initial requirements.
West-Coast Transmission plans to

stated Canadian

MR. and MRS. ALF GARDNER offices in that centre was corrected deliver Canadian natural Gasist the

MR. an MRS. WALTER PALMER

and son, Richard, Kelowna, were rolled
weekend guests of the Lowrys.

B.C. FOREST SERVICE ‘have

MRS. HETTY GURR has returned | 1954.

in a later issue. Seems the pipeline
construction company only plans on

As of March 1954, an estimated
67,500 full-time students were er-
in universities and colleges
across Canada.

berder for U.S. markets, including
| Pacifie Northwest states in addition
to its Canadian markets.

The gas is located in the large and
growing fields of north-western Al-
berta and north-eastern B.C. West-
Coast Transmission President Frank
M. MeMahon said, “the discovery
rate in this area has been establish-

Canada’s labor income reached an| €4 aS one of the highest on the con-
all-time peak of $11,900,000,000 in| tinent.”” s

30-INCH LINE.
West-Coast Transmission propose

Rocky Mountain Saddlery

to construct a 30-inch, 650-mile
mainline directly south through B.C.
It has contracted to sell 300-million
cubic feet per day at a 90 per cent

256 Lansdowne Street load factor to Pacific Northwest

Kamloops, B.C,
MAKERS OF FINE LEATHER GOODS
LEADING SADDLE MAKES
ALL LEATHER REPAIRS

e
Wrangler, Levi's, Lee

e
MAIL ORDERS FILLED SAME DAY

Coats, Shirts, Pants

Washington border.

This sale will be supplemental gas
‘supply for the western States. Pacifie
Northwest has, in turn, signed with
El Paso Natural Gas Co. for the sup-
ply of 250 million cubie feet a day
of Canadian gas into that company
system. *

renee ae
Twenty-four out of every 100
| Canadians have telephones.

FOR VACATIONS or 4’ TRIP SO

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NEW LOW BARGAIN FARES—
a From WILLIAMS LAKE to

Hours Return

Quesnel 24 $4.60

Prince George 5 9.75

Kamloops 5u%

Vancouver 11%

Vernon ve

Penticton

Lethbridge 2214 18.30

Winnipee 24.50 62.10

For further information and colorful travel
folders call or, t Greyhound Bus Depot,
Telephone 62. or contact your local
Greyhound Agent

100 Mile News

MR. and MRS. C. PELKBY gave
a birthday party for their daughter,
Shannon, on her seventh birthday.
Twelve girls of her own age atte
ed. A birthday cake with favon
was very much enjoyed by the small
sirls.

MR. and MRS. LEN. PHILLIPS
have as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
B. Muise and family of New West-
minster.

MRS. STAVAKOV and Mr. How-
ard Luxton, school teacher from
Forest Grove were callers on W. Os-
cienny, Tuesday to discuss results
of the track meet.

MAGICIAN Francis B, Martineau
and family renewed acquaintances at
100 Mile. enroute to Forest Grove
where he visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Martineau and brother
Douglas and wife over the holiday
weekend.

TWO: CHURCH SERVICES were
held in the Little Theatre here on
Sunday. At two o’clock a public ad-
dress was delivered bh. W. B. Mat-
thews’ Jehovah's Witness. Mr. W.
Chapman, United Church held
church services at 7:00 p.m.

MR. and MRS. RUDY JENS and
family returned from Vancouver on
May 24, Mr. Jens piloting his new
plane. The plane was recently pur-
chased by Mr. Jes for fiying between
100 Mile and. Vancouver and seats
four adults. The Rudy Jens plan to
move to Vancouver some time in
July.

MONDAY MORNING ~ our usual
rain turned to snow and the ground
was soon white, Another rainy year
like last summer will be very bad for
heth ranchers and loggers.

Aw “Wily

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