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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, August 11, 1955

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital

McKENZIN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth McKenzie of Williams

NO TRACE OF
VICTIW’S BODY

No trace has been found of the
body of Roger Keith Lake, University
of British Columbia student who
drowned last week in an accident on
the North Fork of the Quesnel River.

Highway To Prince
To Be Paved By *58

More About Livestock

_ (Continued from page 1)

the smallest since February at 19.-

family left last week for a vacation
to Banff, Jasper and other Alberta, issued this week to A. G. Jenkins and
points. ~

Mr. and Mrs. Don Mackay and | RESIDENTAL PERMITS
Residential building permits were

-| €. G. Johnston.

500 head, 00 below last week and
the same amount under last year

Lake, a son, born August 5.

DERRICK — To Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Elmer Derrick of 150 Mile House
a son, born August 8.
quaintences.
KOROLL — To Mr. and Mrs. Koroll
of Williams Lake, a daughter,

born August 9.

Mrs. Aitken is the former
Rinderer of Rose Lake.

Aitken ana
children of Winnipeg are visiting in
Wililams Lake and renewing old ac-
Bob was formerly em-
ployed at the repeater station and
Rose

OLIVER THEATRE—

Menday, Tuesday, Wednesday --- A ugust 15, 16,17

Robert Taylor, Ann Blyth and Stewart Granger

in
“ALL THE BROTHERS WERE VALIANT”

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

Thursday, Friday, Saturday - - - August 18, 19, 20
JEFF CHANDLER and MAUREEN O’HARA

in 2
“WAR ARROW”

Comedy and News Thursday show at $:30 p.m.
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:
Van Johnson and Joann Dru in ‘SIEGE OF RED RIVER’

Shipment of the latest styles in early Fall jewel-
lery - Beautifully designed bronzy colored gold
filled necklaces with matching earrings accentuat-
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these smartly styled pieces. Call in NOW and take
advantage of the full stock.

Minister Announces

PRINCE GEORGE — Motorists
will be able to travel over a paved
surface between Prince George and

‘Vancouver sometime in 1958, Hon.
Ray Williston, Minister of Educa-
tion, announced Monday here.

The minister said that all con-

tracts for reconstruction, relocation
and paving along the Cariboo High-
way would be let by 1957.

Mr. Williston said he had received
a firm committment from his cabi
net colleagues in Victoria that the
last contract involving the Cariboo
Highway construction to paved
standards would be let by 1957.

The committment he said
tempered only by restrictions
posed by weather.

was
im-

Miss Helen Lee left last Friday on
a vacation to California.

Another Marilyn Bell
and a Swimmer, Too

—Central Press Canaqian

Another Marilyn Bell who is
making a name for herself in
the swimming world is this 12-
year-old girl. Ottawa’s. Mari-
lyn has swimming trophies.. ner
most recent for a six-mile swim
in Golden lake. She hopes to
swim Lake Ontario soon.

HELP WANTED
MALE

Front end man wanted for
local garage. Must be honest
and reliable and eligible for
bonding. Good working condi-
tions. Apply Box 288, The
Tribune.

Buyers found a meagre supply of
good and ehoice slaughter material
from which to choose. With low
grade materiai predominating there
were unfilied orders, notable at To-
ronto, for enough of the right kinds
to satisfy even a slow moving dressed
beef trade. i

Top grades of steers recorded
gains of 25-500 at Toronto and Cal-
gary, the latter market having limit-
ed demands from United States buy-
ers, Otherwise the steer market was
no better than steady and in some
cases barely so. Heifers showed a
similar trend but with Calgary the
only market to show any price ap-
preciaton. While most sales in these
classes were within the same brack-
ets as last week, the majority were
made near the bottom of the range
and average prices may be found to

Better Service
Better Quality. ~—
é Better Value

always a? ..

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

UALITY GROCERS.

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

be a litile lower than a week ago.
Price trends on cows varied accord-

N

ing to local supply and demand from
50c lower to 50c higher and with
Winnipeg gaining $1, only to loose
it again by the close.

A REMINDER

Cattle shipping season is starting
up and we urge our members to com-
ply with the Stock Brands Act
more than ever. The ca(tleman asked
for this act and we have to do our
best to help the brand inspectors to
keep it enforced. 5

Here are some points worth while
remembering: <

1. No cattle will be accepted for
shipment unless accompanied by a
Form 3 properly completed by: the
owner.

2. Forms 3 must show number of
head of cattle, age, colour, markings,
brands (if unbranded calves, give
Dam’s brand an state that it is Dam’s
brand), Vehicle Licence if trucked,
Driver's signature, consignee, dated
and signed by the OWNER of the
cattle declared on the Form 3.

3. Not more than ONE owner’s
cattle may be declared on a single
Form 3.

4. Section 35 (8) of the brand
Act reads as follows: “Iv shall be the
duty of the owner of livestock to
make ALL brands plainly “visible”
before the cattle are brought in to
the stock yards. Brands must be
clipped if necessary.

5. If cattle are branded with al
brand or brands other than the re-!
gistered brand of the owner then the
owner MUST produce a Memo of
Sale to. prove - ownership. Failing
that, the owner MUST give the brand
inspector a Memo (Form 3) confirm-
ing ownership signed by two respons-
ible stockmen each of whom actual-
ly own cattle and have a registered
brand of their own.

Forms 3 are always obtainable at
the C.C.A. office.

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“THEY BE BLIND —

LEADERS OF THE ~
BLIND”

— *(Author’s name below) =|

Listen with great cau-
tion to medical advice
from anyone but a Phy-
sician. Sincere as these
friends may be, they
are “Blind”, indeed to
the necessary knowl-
edge.

The practice of medi-
cine requires the special-
ized training of years at
Medical College and
Hospital internship.
Symptoms that appear
similar, may have great
differences to a Phy--

sician. A cut that does
of Baby Wear not heal may be a simple
5 infection or a warning
of a diabetic condition.
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continued health is to be
guided by your Phy-
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; WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C,