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Local Delegate

s Attend

C.W.L. Vernon Convention

Director Rev.
companied by

Fr. Naphin, ac-
Williams Lake
subdivision president, Miss W.
Weetman, past president Mrs. BE.
Deschene and councillor Mrs
Wm. Christie Sr., attended the
9th annual convention of the
Kamloops Diocesan Council of
the Catholic Women’s League of
Canada, held last Thursday, in
St. James Church Hall,
Mrs. Moran, Vernon
president, welcomed the dele-
gates. All subdivisions except
the newest, Little Fort and Ash-
croft, were represented, and
gave excellent ‘reports on their
year’s work. President Mrs. Mil-
ler, wished more Indian lad:
would take part in League work
and attend the conventions.

Rev. Fr. Murtagh of St.
Anne’s, Quesnel, expressed the
thanks of the clergy stating how
much these reports assist the
parish priests in their work. He
thanked the ladies for their as-
sistance in parish needs and
urged them to encourage voca-
tions.

At the luncheon meeting ai
Allison Hotel the speaker was
Rey. Fr. O’Rielly of Lumby who
spoke on the growth of C.W.L
which he feels is not anywhere
near its peak. Calling the League
the right hand of the priest he
told the gathering ‘‘Young peo-
ple look to you for leadership —
to reach all children, all mothers
must belong to the League. The
younger ladies can do the manu-
al work and let the older ladies
attend to the spiritual work.’
He said that church work was
an honor and urged more wom-
en to teach catachism where the
good Sisters are not available.
If prayer is not taught to little
ones it makes it very hard for
the priest.

Vernon.
sub-

He uged the members to pay
more attention to the new Can-
adians, to ease their loneliness
and help them overcome the
language difficulty and thus help
them to completely become Can-
adian.

The meeting re-convened at
2:30 p.m. with provincial presi-

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dent Mrs. Wright of Kamloops
addressing the -convention. She
praised the work of the sub-
divisions and urged the mem-
bers to think also on the na-
tional level — not just within
their own small circle. The spir-
itual and educational aspect ot
C.W.L. should be given more
thought, she felt. She urged
more active members and more
self-confidence.

It was announced that His
Excellency, Bishop Harrington
has been appointed the provin-
cial director.

DOUBLE SCHOLARSHIP

It was decided to accept the
resolution doubling the national

5 | Scholarship from $500 to $1000

annually for-a period of 2 years.
The recipient must give 2 years
of service after graduation. This
is for a uniyersity graduate in-
terested in further training in
social work. It will now go to
the provincial convention.

It was also decided to con-
tinue for another year at least,
the 30c per*capita fee to help
build up the travelling expense
fund.

His Excellency Bishop War-
rington then. addressed the ga-
thering and posed the question
“How can you: make God better
known if you don't know God
yourself?” He stressed the use
and values. of ‘Information
Groups” so that adult catholics
may get qui¢k information on
religious questions. A group of
North Kamloops members acted
out a practice. group. These
groups have been held all win-
ter in Kamloops under the di-
rection of Bishop Harrington.
The election! of officers fol-
lowed and Mrs;'C. J. Carlin was
made president by acclamation.
Mrs. Scallon is 1st vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Katylak 2nd vice-
president, Mrs}P. J. Carrol sec-
retary, Mrs. AY Van Haumbeck
treasurer. z

The installation of the new
officers was oificiated by His
Excellency, Bishop Harrington
who also closed the meeting. He
spoke of the growth of C.W.L.
over the past year — 5000 new
members in 4 years bringing the

bers to lead with kindness, char-
ity, and genuine interest.

The meeting closed with Bene-
diction and a cold turkey supper
served by the Vernon ladies.

Passenger traffic of urban
transit systems in the full year
1955. was lighter by four per
cent than in the previous year
while revenues eased to $120,-
144,000 from $120,238,000 de-
spite increased fares in some
places.

total-of 14008He urged mem-|°%

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three years old, Paul, now nine, has been ri

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fruit trees in their backyard.

‘The youngster rides only in the
yard and in exhibitions at motorcycle track meets.

His ambition

when he grows up. is naturally to be a racer.

Skyline P-TA Hear

s Review

Of Successful Year's Activities

Successful

program completed by the Skyline

Parent-Teachers’ Association over the past term was
reviewed at the annual meeting recently by president

Mrs. A. Boyle.

Supplies purchased for the
lakeside school include basket-
ball equipment, a book-a-month
for the children’s library and
records. Money raised by whist
drives, an auction sale, “talent
money" and donations from par-
ents and friends has swelled the
fund earmarked for the purchase
of a school piano. It is hoped to
have the piano in the school for

the first meeting in the new
term.
Mrs. D. H. Armes, program

convener, stated that programs
in which children participated
had brought the best attendance

" AUCTION OF TIMBER

SALE X70107
There will be offered for
sale at public

auction, at
11:00 a.m., on ‘iday, June
29, 1956, in the office of the
Forest. Ranger, 100 Mile
House, B.C.’ 1 Licence
X70107, to cut 116,000 cubic
feet of Douglas Fir, Lodge-
polepine and Other’ Species
Sawlogs on an area situated
Three (3) miles West of 87
Crown land adjoining the west
boundary of Lot 5300, Lillooet
Land District.

Three (3) years will be al-
lowed for removal of timber.

Provided anyone who is un-
able to attend the auction in
person may submit a sealed
tender, to he opened at the
hour of auction and treated as
one bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy
Minister of Forests, Victoria,
B.C.; the District Forester,
Kamloops, B.C.; or the Forest
Ranger, 100 Mile House, B.C.

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to
Apply to Purchase Land

In Land Recording District
of Quesnel and situate Horse-
fily_Lake.

TAKE NOTICE that Jessie
Jane Bell of 4625 Brandon
St. South Burnaby, B.C., oc-
cupation housewife, etneents to
apply for permis: to pur-
chase the following described
lands:

Commencing at a post
planted on the north shore of
Horsefly Lake on point locat-
ed one mile west of Viewland
Creek, thence ,due east five
chains; thence southerly, west-
erly and northerly along shore
of lake to point of commence-
ment and containing five (5)
acres; more or less.

The purpose for which the
land is crequired! ig summer
homesit

Jessie Jane Bell.
Dated May ‘gist, 195

J. Herrick. The new officers
were installed by past- “president
Mrs. F. Plowe.

In’view of the fact that gens
tember should bring an increase
in membership, other offices
were left open until the first
meeting of the new term.

Mrs. Armes, who is school
principal, introduced parents of
children who will be registering
in September for the first time.
The meeting concluded with a
program discussion headed by
Mrs. BE. O’Dell, Sr., primary
teacher, on “Is your child ready
for school?”

£-the “nine “of the
term. She encouraged the mem-
bership to work toward sending
a delegate to represent the P-TA
at the provincial convention.
She also suggested that. the
group obtain trained speakers
for the meetings in the next
term to encourage parental in-
terest in the active P-TA.

Mrs. Boyle was re-elected
president for the coming term
with Mrs. P. Basaraba secretary
and Mrs. S. Reynolds treasurers)
Membership convener is Mrs. J.
Murdoch and historian is Mrs.

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LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to
Apply to Purchase Land

In Land Recording District
of Quesnel. B.C

‘AKE NOTICE that Arie
Van Der Giessen of Big Lake,
B.C., occupation mill worker,
intends to apply for perm
sion to purchase the following
described lands:

Commencing post
planted 1 mile south of S.W.
corner post of lot 8123, near
Big Lake, thence 40 chains
east; thence 40 chains north;
thence 40 chains west; thence
40 chains south, and contain-
ing 160 acres, more or less.

The purpose for which the
land is required is ranching.

rie van der Giessen.
Dated hay 26, 1956

AUCTION SALE
TIMBER SALE X71679
There .will be offered for
sale at Public Auction at
11:30 a.m. on July 13th,

1956, in the office of the For-
Alexis

Creek,
.C., X71679, to
cut 1,560,000 cubic feet of fir
trees and trees of other spe-
cies on an area situated on
vacant Crown land and part
of sections 31 and 32, Town-
ship 60, North shore of Haines
Lake and Haines (Creek. Lil-
looet Land District
Five years will ‘be allowed
for removal of timber.
Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person
may submit a sealed tender,
to be opened at the hour of
suption and treated as one

"Seurther particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy
Minister of Forests, Victoria,

.C., or the District Forester,
Kamloops, B.C., or the Forest
Ranger,

LAND ACT
tice of Intention to
Apply to Purchase Land

In Land Recording District
of Quesnel and situate on Tis-
dall Lake

TAKE NOTICE that George
Jordan Norman of 3246 Al-
Ra. North . Vancouver,
occupation truckel
tends to apply for permission
to purchase the following de-
scribed lands:

Commencing at a
planted approximately %4
of east end of
La north shore, thence
10 chains east; thence 10
¢ ; thence 10 chains

So uth to

on shore of

point .
containing 10 acres,
1

more or

he purpose for which the
jand is required is fishing
camp.

orge Jordan Norman.
Dated seer 30, 1956

' Kamloops,

“the Licence X71868,

Alexis Creek, B.C.

AUCTION SALE
TIMBER SALE X71791

There will be offered for
sale at Public Auction, at
2:00 p.m. on July 6th, 1956,
in the office of the Forest
Ranger, Alexis Creel,
the Licence X71791, to cut
771,000 cubic feet of fir and
other species on an area situ-
ated on vacant Crown land, 7
miles West of Alexis Creek,
adjoining the West boundary
of Lot 3145, Lillooet Land
District.

Three (3) years will be al-
lowed for removal of timber.

Provided anyone unabte-to_
attend the auction in’ person
may_submit.a_sealed—tender,-
to be opened at the hour ouf
auction and treated as one
bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy
Minister of Forests, Victoria,
B.C., or the District Forester,
or the Forest
Creek, B.C.

Ranger, Alex!

AUCTION OF TIMBER
SALE X71868

There will be offered for

nale oe public auction, at
1:00 a.m. on Friday, June
23. 1956. in the office of the

Forest Ranger, Horsefly, B.C.,
to cut
143,000 Cubic Feet of Doug-
las Fir and Other Species Saw-
logs on an area situated 4
miles North of Miocene, cov-
ering vacant Crown land ap-
proximately 2 miles North
West of Lot 8513, Cariboo
Land District.

Three (3) years will be al-
lowed for removal of timber.

Provided anyone who is un-
able to attend the auction in
person may submit a sealed
tender, to be opened at the
hour of auction and treated
as_one

Further particulars may be.
obtained from the Deputy
Minister of Forests, Victoria,
B.C.; the District Forester,”
Kamloops, B.C.; or the Forest
Ranger, Horsefly, B.C.

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to
Apply to Purchase Land

In Land Recording District
of Quesnel and situate U.V.-
C.L. adjoining Skulow Lake,
from a post planted 21 chains
north of Likely road intersec-
Yon with creek running out of
Skulow

TAIE NOTICE that Vioiet
Myrtle Dynes of Williams

Lake, occupation Laundry
Supt., intends to apply for
permission to purchase the
following described lands

Commencing at a pos: t
planted 21 chains north of
Likely road intersection. with
creek leading out of Skulow
Lake, thence south 10 chains;
thence east 5 chains to lake
thence north along

10 chains;
thence west to point of com-
mencement, and containing
approximately 5 acres, more
or less.

The purpose for which the
land is required is campsite.

Violet Myrtle Dynes.
Dated June 11th; 1956

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