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Thursday, June 9, 1955

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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‘CHEZACUT AGAIN TAKES CHILCOTIN
SCHOOL SPORTS DAY AWARD

| ALEXIS CREEK NEWS

Our Annual Sports Day was held
May 23rd in Bull Canyon. Four
schools competed throughout the
with Chezacut taking the Cup
n this year, Tatlayoko took
second place with Alexis Creek and
Big Creek taking-third and fourth
places.

“Many people were gathered at the
grounds to help cheer the children
on and thought to be one of the big-

gest crowds for some time.

* The wind-up of the day at the
field-were two ball games, one be-
tween Puntzi and Alexis Creek of
which Puntzi were the victors only to
be defeated by the Big Creek team, a
flash shower didn’t halt the games.

A picture show and dance finished
off the day with three Puntzi men

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CONSTABLE GEO. HUBBARD
and Mrs. Hubbard celebrated their
20th. wedding with 9
party at their home May 10th. Many
friends gathered to share the océa-
sion with the Hubbards and a won-
derful evening was had by. all.

anniversary

THREE young girls received their
first communion in the Roman Cath-
olic Church here with Rev. Father

Naphin officiating. The girls were
Lenore Haines, Irene Kinolls and
Sherry Walnsley. A buffet supper

held in honour of the girls followed
the ceremony at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob French, grandparents of
Irene Knolls.

MRS. GEORGE HUBBARD gaye
the young girls of Alexis Creek a
much longed for Weiner Roast on
the grounds of her home. Many
excited girls were present, totalling

17 in all.
THE BEARS near the Howarth
home caused considerable excite:

iment awhile back. Mrs. Howarth
managed to take a few pictures of
the bears contentedly chewing on a
carcass of a cow that died just off
their property last winter. Ken
Walmsley shot one medium black
bear Thursday morning, only to re-
evening to shoot
vigil was kept then Fri-
day but to no avail as a big brown
bear previously reported at the car-
cass failed to appear.

MISS WHITESIDE our Red Cross
Hospital nurse has returned to our
‘midst from England, where for the
past four months she attended her
sister who was quite ill but we ar
glad to say seems to be recuperating
now.

Miss Whiteside had only been back
a few days when she was busy admin-

4stering medical aid to her needy
patients.

MRS. K. A. TELFORD left last
week to spend a while with her
daughter, Mrs. Pat Vernon of Hat
Creek.

MR. and MRS. KEN HOPKINS re-
truned Tuesday from a short visit to |
Kamloops.

THE LAST of the Polio shots were
wiven last Friday at the school by
Miss Mary Kartner.

PREDATOR HUNTER M. E. Mor-
tenson, passed through here on his
way back from Kleena Kleene where
he answered a bear complaint, and
hs reported his trip was a successful
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What the sensibly dressed
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miles north of Aklavik, where
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Members Of Local
Congregation Visit
Alexis Creek Church

Despite the inclemency of the
weather on Whitsunday; May 29, a
good turnout of the congregation of
St. Peter's Church made the trip to
Alexis Creek for the joint dedica-
tion service at St. Luke’s Church in

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u centre.
At the 9 o’clock service at St.
Peter’s, Rev. C. H. R. Bradshaw,

Archdeacon of Cariboo, dedicated
the new Prayer Desk and Sedelia,
and also delivered the. sermon

Around noon four carloads of
people started on the pilgrimage to
St. Luke’s, where the evening ser-
vice was held. After the second le:
son and its Canticle, the Archdeacon,
attended by the Church “Wardens
and the Vicar, Rev. George Fielder,
proceeded first to the-Brass Memor-
ial Plaque and ‘afterwards to the
Baptismal Font. At each of the sta-

ions theWiear read the facut
issued by the diocesan authorities
for the erection of memorials. This
reading was followed by the words
of dedication by the Archdeacon.

In the name of the two congrega-
tions, the Vicar thanked the Arch-
deacon for his assistance to the
churches in obtaining the Prayer
Desk and Font and also for being
present at the dedication service. The
Church Wardens of St. Luke’s took
this opportunity to launch an organ
fund.

Following the service, the visitors
and others were entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Duke Martin.
On their way home some of the
travellers stopped off to visit Mrs.
Norman Lee of Hanceville. Owing
to illness, she had been unalbe to
attend the service.

George Fielder, Jy. member of St.
Peter's Congregation, obtained per-
mission to take photographs during
the proceedings.

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Competitive “School

Fair” Held For

First Time Among Elementary Schools

To give elementary school chil-
dren an opportunity to compete
against other students in the area,
this year a “‘school fair” and sports
meet was: held in Williams Lake at
the same time as the high schovl
big central sports day.

The plan confined to schoois
in this section of District 27 for this
year, but town principal Ron Friesen
states that it may be extended in the
future, particularly the fair, which
does not require the presence of
competitors. The fair has classes for
art exhibits, creative writing, writ-
in, booklets and notebooks and win-
ners receive ribbons.

Here are the results of the fair. In-
intials for the school follow the
prizewinners. St. Joseph’s Mission
(SJM), Sugar Cane (SC), Allcali
Lake (AL), Dog Creek (DC), Sk
line, Williams Lake (WL). The
mames are in order of Ist, 2nd and
3rd places

Grade 1:

Art — George. Butler
(WL), Wayne Schuk (Skyline).
Kathleen Curling (WL). eative
Writing — Wayne Sehuk (Skyline),
Mary Charlie (SJM), Murray Elkins

(SJM). Writing — Clifford Dan
(SJM), Dave Samson (SJM), Paul
Duperron (WL). Booklets — Paul
Duperron, March Charlie (SJM),

Marilyn Smith (WL). Notebooks —
Clifford Dan (SJM), Felix Dick (SC),
Paul Duperron.

Grade 2: Art — Ross Pomeroy
(WL). Erie Gilbert (SC). Writing
— Lorna Fowler (WL), Doris Sam-
my (SJM), Ross Pomeroy. Creative
Writing — Merilee Beaulieu (WL),
Edith Brent (WL). Notebooks —
Edmund Andy (SJM), Linda Lang-
ley (WL), Flora Morgan (SJM).
Booklets — Muriel LaFramboise

(Skyline), Clifton Dillabougn (Sky-
line), Willie Dye (WL).
Grade 3: Art — Marvin Jeff (SJ

M), Paul Evans (SJM), Patrick Billy
(SIM). Creative Writing — Pat
(Curling (WL), Helga Acher (Sky-
line), Kenny Moore (WL). Writing
— Roberta Jackson (WL), Marvin
Jeff (SJM), Isaac Myers. Booklets—
Marvin Jeff, Grade III (WL), Thomas
Cahoose (SJM). Notebooks — Mar-
vin Jeff, Thomas Cahoose. Joyce
Richter (Skyline).

Grade 4: Art — Bert Saul John
(DC), Grade IV (SJM), Diane Frie-
sen (WL). Creative Writing — June °

Moore (WL), Maureen Getz (WL),
Glen Carswell (WL). Writing —
Nora Johnny (SJM),- Janet Brent

(WL) Denise Place (WL). Note-
books — Norah Johnnie, Rosie
Quilt (SJM), Janet Brent. Booklets

—Gilbert Sellars, (§JM), Beatrice La-
Framboise, Rosemary Hosey (WL).

Grade 5: Art — Julie Jeff, Noel
Frank, Ernie Jones (WL). Creative
Writing — Ernie Jones (WL), Bve-
lyn Wooldridge (Skyline), Bernie
Bass (WL). Writing — Margaret
Stum (DC), ~Violet Bmile (DC),
Sharon Kucherah (WL). Notebooks
— Linda Butler (Skyline), Jenny,
Helen Dutow (WL). Booklets —
Sharon Kucheran, Helen Dutow,
Linda Butler.

Grade 4: Art — Thomas Samson.
Victor Johnson, Marcella (Alkali
Lake). Creative writing — Tini de
Geus (WL), Mary Tresierra (WL),
Coleen Russell (WL). Writing —
Mary Dorothy Harry, Mary Tresier-
ra,. Tini de Geus. Notebooks — Tini
de Geus, Barrie Bennie (WL), Nor-
ma Fairley (WL). Booklets. — Tini
de Geus, Barrie Bennie, Norma
Fairley.

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