es [ah rernee——,

psge §

At War Memorial Hospital

BRUCE — To Mr. and Mrs,
James Bruce of 100 Mile
House, a son born February
10, 1956.

LEITCH — To Mr and Mrs.
Douglas Leitch of Lac La
Hache, a daughter bor Feb-
Tuary 11, 1956.

CASE — To Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Case of 100 Mile
House, a son born February
12, 1956.

TEMPLE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Temple of Williams
Lake, a daughter born Feb-
Tuary 14, 1956.

Soe a
Canada has some 1,340 power
laundries, dry cleaning and dye-
ing plants with annual-receipts

of some 113,150,000. Canadian Navy is ty 1
= Banshee, described
che Oven-hearth method is| 2% the finest single-seat all

“employed for most of Canada’s

Steel production. world. The RCN’s first

RCN GETS NEW JET FIGHTER FOR NEW AIRCRAFT CARRIER

by the navy|preparation for service in

Weather shipborne fighter in the

entrar Pres Canaaian

Royal! fighter squadron, VF-870, is be-! HMCS Shearwater, the naval air

@ armed with the Banshee injstation near Dartmouth, NS,
the|Wings fold, with the press of a
aircraft carrier Bonaventure, due button, to save space on the
flight deck and in the nangars
of an aircraft carrier.

OLIVER THEATRE

Monday, Tuesday,
Elizabeth Taylor,

Wednesday — Feb. 20, 21, 22
Van Johnson, Walter Pidgeon

| “The Last Time | Saw Paris”

(Wide Screen) :
First Show at 7 p.m. Second Show at 9 p.m.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday — Feb. 23, 24,25
Robert Wagner and Terry Moore

“Beneath the Bialve Mile Reef”

(CinemaScope)
First Show at 7 p.m. Second Show at 9 p.m,

Children admitted to second show
only when accompanied by Parents

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, this week:
Spencer Tracy and Anne Francis in
“BAD DAY aT BLACK ROCK"

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THE TRIBUNE! WILLIAMS LAKE, Bo.

ae
Thursday, Febrdary-16, 1986.

FROM JAPAN
————_...

Waich for Plastic
Weather Balloons

Anybody seen Boby Dick?

‘He's one of twenty plastic
balloons, measuring -80 feet in
length, on a journeymgrom Qp-
pama, Japan, courtesy of :
United States Air Force and the
United States Navy.

Carrying a three foot square
hox, Moby Dick has a message
written in English, French and

Better Service
Better Quality
Better Value

es always, at...

WESTERN, RIFE & PIGEON

other dialects reading, “This :
box came from the sky. It fs QUALITY GROCERS
harmless. It has weather in-

formation in it. Notify the auth-
orities. You will receive a yalu-
able reward when you turn it in
as is. soe

The object of these balioon
flights is to determine tha use-
fullness of Meteorological data
transmitted by balloons over the
Pacific.

Prompt and Courteous Service is Our Aim

ee The Community Theatre
Ex to floa or two days

Two District
Old-Timers Pass

Two old timers of the Cari-
boo, Peter Miller of “Williams
Lake and William Blauvelt of
Keithley Creek, passed away re-
cently.

Mr. Miller, who came here in
1913 and lived on the Spring-
house road for years, died Jan-
uary 21 in his 79tth year,
in Scotland, he has only

Sacred Heart

Sunday
Holy Mass 9:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.

Rosary Benediction 7:30 p.m.

Redemptorist Fathers

000

St. Andrew's United

burgh. Funeral services were
conducted from the United McKinnon’ Memoriar
Church arid interment was in

i 3rd Ave. & Cameron St.
Williams Lake cemetery.

Mr. Blauvelt passed aw:
January 28, in his s6th yes |
Born in Nova Scotia, he came
into the Cariboo in 1910, It was
said of him that he walked from
Ashcroft to Keithley Creek,
Pushing his effects in a wheel-
barrow. He remained there the
fe prospecting
There are no known nex -of-kin.

11:00 a.m. Sunday School
7:20 p.m. Worship Hour

Rev. J. Colelough
000
Saint Peter’s Church

11:00 a.m. Sunday School
30 p.m. Evensong

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Funeral service for the late

Mr. Blauvelt were conducted Geo. J. Fielder, Vicar

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and up for 21 Diece sets,

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GOLDEN BRAMBLE

Watch for announcement in near future
Tegarding a silver club

E. G. WOODLAND & SON

(JEWELERS) LTD.

te

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el

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evening, February 13, with 28

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See our new shipment of famed |>s
| to
Stetson Dress and Wester Hats

sion on vehicles abandoned on
village
calling for the commissioners to
amend the village tr

police the authority to haul these
vehicles off the street.

INA Mrs. C.

STETSON

L. Ray.

OIS have moved to
Mills where Mr.

way for the new

ped by Mr. Pettipiece
Ray played at 100 Mile rink on

11-8.
in the Community Hall Monday

boys from the school competing.
There was a

and
Tuesday to ¢

jwhen it wa
jt

be given a
She was doing as well as could
be expected on the last report.

Borkowski’s “ecsesear | ites si

| her mother, who is in ill health

from St. Peter's Anglican Church
and interment was in Williams
Lake cemetery.

000

Calvary Tabernacle

Sunday School
Morning Worship 11:00 p.m.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.

More about TradeGroup

(continued from page 1)

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| Sunday

10:00am.
|

being questioned later said it Friday
was still not definite, that the; Young Peoples $:00 p.m.
commissioners were waiting to Se.

see PGE manager ‘Paddy’ Bow Pastor, Rev. C. Faweett
man, +

The board of trade committee
will seek a special meeting with
the commissioners on the plan.
MORE POLICE

Growth of the town ana dis-
trict makes the location of more
RCMP officers here imperative,
the meeting decided, and for-
warded a request for considera-
tion of two additional constables
to local detachment strength.
Along the same vein, a discus-

COUGAR IN;
BRAVER VALLEY

Jack Lay dent predator
animal hunter, Killed two cougar
recently in the Beaver Valley
area.

More About Hospital

(continued from page 1)
mittee, the board had. complet-
the}ed the painting of the entire
hospital exterior and the interior
of the main building. A start
was also made on a program of
improvement of the grounds.

The morgue received special
attention last year, and with the

streets prompted

by-law
o include a provision giving

voluntary assistance of Chet.
Forest Grove News i's. fot Sv. st

The board is also having water
piped to the building.

MR. and MRS. A. B. TUBBS
ntertained a few friends at

cards on Saturday evening. STAFF
There were enough present for| Presenting the staff report
You always loo four tables of Court, Whist,|for slat haivnen airs, eeomt

Cameron who is confined to hos-
pital, Felix Nicholson said the
hospital now has 35 employees
and provision has been made in
the budget for a laborator:
nician, additional nurses and an
increase in other service depart-
ments,

A high staff turnover had been
noted during the year that had
Placed an additinal strain on
those nurses who have been with
the hospital for some time. It al-
A BOXING MATCH was held]so meant that members of the
local Registered) Nurses’ Associ-
ation branch had been called on
to fill in, and he said the boara
the! way they had

rizes going to Mrs. Ed Ray and
Hunter, Ed: Ray and

MR. and MRS. C. VOURGE.
Harrison
Vourgeois is
ow working on the right-of-
as pipe line.
B rinks skip-
and D.

THE TWO curl
ebruary 9,

The Ray rink won

large attendance ; appreciated

and all said the boys did some|given their time.
very good boxing. Proceeds for} Commenting on the work done
the school fund. j by. other directoPs, the chairman

MR. and MRS. R, BARONS|said that because of the prox-|

Vancouver on|imity of town members of the
wedding | board, they handled the major-
the committee

sons left for
nd the
brother jity of

youngest daughter | work Mr. Ni

rontine

holson's job was to}

and Mrs. Earl Robinson} approve all aceounts during the
badly burned a short while r
© when a Jamp exploded| ‘The country members had

working on
Hugh Corn-

being pumped up| been invaluable in
her mother. She was taken] the drive for funds:
Kamloops hospital and had to| wall soliciting the :
blood transtusion.|J. Drinkell taking several spe.

Jian names that resulted in sub-|
| stantial donations, and partieu- |

MRS. GORDON GRAHAM |larly Bill Kohnke, who account
ed for the bulk of donations
solicited,

Church Services

|

at a height of 30,000 fest, these (100 Mile Community Hail)
Moby Dicks will take the two 2
days to cross the Pacifie and|]_
some may land in Canada. When
the balloon descends below
28,000 feet, the instruments
will be released and parachuted
down with a red blinking warn-
ing light.

All Ground Obserer Corps
volunteers are on the lookout for =
Moby Dick, and will report on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25 —

Hagin’ ‘ovement: . Paul Henreid and Patricia Medina in

If you see Moby Dick, contact
your local Police, the RCMP, or “PIRATES OF TRIPOLI”
any Ground Observer.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 —
Spencer Tracy, Ingrid Bergman, Lana Turner in
“DR. JEKYL AND MR. HYDE”

Every Tuesday Show Starts at 8:30 p.m.
Newsreel and Short Subjects

LAC LA HACHE
—————cq«©

Fire Truck Bought
By Bingo Proceeds

During the last year the Lac
La Hache Community Club has
been sponsoring Bingo in the
Community Hall and have suc-
been successful in raising saf-
ficient funds to purchase a fire
truck for use of the community.
Much of the returns have also

Every Saturday Two Shows —

First at 6:00 p.m. - second: at 8
Cartoon and Short Subjects

“ALL EXPERIENCE Is.
AN ARCH TO BUILD
UPON”
—*(Author’s name below)=}

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STRIKES--

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Experience is a most im-
portant part of the practice
of medicine and pharmacy.
After your Physician re-
ceives instruction in his
Medical College, he then
interns in a hospital to
learn by experience how to
use the knowledge he has|
gained. a

We Pharmacists, after
attending our College of
Pharmacy, must also serve
an apprenticeship in a
pharmacy before we can
receive our license to. prac-
ce pharmacy. Because of

These bingo’'s,
held each Wednesday night at
the hall, are drawing good
rowds with a total of over $600
n prizes being offered. There
are two jackpots, one starting at
$100 and climbing $10 weekly
until it is won. The other is a
standing jackpot of D to be
won at a fixed number of calls,
This jackpot will remain at $500
cash weekly.

for stubborn coughs

THE Williams Lake Pee Wees ae Sas ee =
played the Lac La Hache Pee :
Wees on Sunday. The home team CARIBOO ete ae
downed the visitors with a seore COUGH SYRUP peeaeee:
of 6-5. The Williams Lake Mid- e
gets will be playing here next and YOUR PHYSICIAN
Sunday afternoon, February 19. GAN BHONa

MRS. P. W. OGDEN and Mar- Dy a
garet Ann left Wednesday for a WHEN YoU NEED
two-week holiday. They plan on ‘A MEDICINE
Boing to Los Angeles where they

e

will it Mrs. Ogden’s nephew.

GEORGE TAYLOR has finish-
ed painting the Community Hall.
It is a great improvement to the
appearance and lighting of the
building.

“Quotation py
Henry Brook Adams
(1838-1918)
Copyright 1956 (2W3)

To build Body

$95 Fine Imposed

d Protection
For Breaking Windows|| eames Try
A fine of $95 or in. default ANB CELDS SUPER

three months imprisonment was
imposed on Elmer Tedford For-
rest in police court yesterday on
a charge of breaking a number
of windows.

Sometime around 2 a.m. yes-
terday morning, Forrest broke
four windows in the Williams
Lake Cafe building when he
found it locked up. I

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