— Williams Lake Tri NEWS EXCHANGE OF THE CARIBOO bune “ eo 5 cua ae 40> January 12, 1956. Volume 24 —— Number ros WILLIAMS LAKE, Bc. Thursday, Single copy 10c. $2.50 per year. Major A ABOVE, BELOW, NEAR NORMAL. TAKE YOUR CHOICE THE WEATHER After hovering around International Scene Subject Of Dinner Speaker “The international scene — the challenge of 1956” will be the title of the address to be giv. en by Professor Geoffrey Davies at the annuallinstallation dinner of the Williams Lake & District Bard of Trade next Wednesday, Professor Davies, who is a lec- turer with the Department of yesterday, with the forecast for milder weather. of air have been lying. x REE History and International | between O-am. and 5 p.m. ROS ee Studies at the University of | daily. eee LOSES, British Columbia is well quali- : max min Be x fied to give the type of adaress| Friday, Jan. 6 1-1 Re he has chosen, He holds a B. Saturday —5 0 and M.A. from Cambridge Uni-| Monday See versity and his career: has in-| Tuesday lee cluded five years with the Unitea| Wednesday 5 14 Kingdom Commonwealth Rela- tions Office, where he acted as assistant private secretary to thé Secretary of State for Common- Wealth Relations. He has taught at Queen's University ana the universities of Alberta and Cali- fornia. He has also acted as an instructor at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst ana during the war served with an armour- ed car regiment, The annual dinner ts held at the Elks Hali next nesday night. KY eek Cae was 15 above. OCOR ; e g AUS e ™ TESNE ROR : oo DUMP QUESNEL Lumbemen Top Team in League Prinee George Lumbermen broke out in front of the Central B.C. iesgue race last night when they handed Quesnel Kangaroos a 5-3 defeat. —Centra! Press Canadian according to the long-range forecast, but Eastern Canada is promised lower temperatures and greater than average snowfall. Pett Ms GEE de'etaa owt Ranchers Voice Opposition |Greenall Named To School Referendum Board Chairman Western Canada appears to be favored by the weatherman during the next few weeks. Above-normal temperatures will prevail there, being Wed- the zero mark since last Friday, the mercury finally started to climb immediate Unusual aspect of the weather Picture locally for the past two weeks is the fact that higher Points in the district have been enjoying milder weather than the valleys, where cold pockets Hére are the readings at the airport for the past week, taken Reading this morning at 8:30 irport Project Here Out To Tender Bids Close January 20 Good news for the economy of the t i S tained in the i ord ae Tenders close with the depart- ment of transport, Ottawa, on January 20, Estimate’ of the value of the work to be done has been said to run in excess of $750,000. a Townspeople Pay 00. as eal Respects to Late Gordon Blackwell way, 7000 ft. by 200 ft., a park- ing area with connecting taxi- way, and an access road. ment’s estimates for preliminary clearing work. Not much devel- Actual construction ‘work