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MILLER

Dr. Max Howell, chief examin-
er for the Red Cross Water
Safety division, arrived in Wil-
liams

ations the folowing morning.

year.

Written tests were given Mon-
day evening and Tuesday morn-

Sadlcave aaa askatchewan,
ers for next yea

Four adult swimmers were
successful in passing their senior
swimmers’ tests and it is hoped

valuable point-
program.

arty Platform

Robert Strachan, CCF pro-
vincial leader last week an-
nounced the party's platform in
British Columbia's September 19

Mrs. Miller was

ucation teacher Peter Moffat,
who has been holding the adult
classes every Wednesday after-
noon and Sunday morning ac-
companied Dr. Howell to Prince
George Tuesday evening where
more Red Cross tests were
scheduled.

Dr. Howell is instructing Mr.
Moffat on the method of testing
as he hopes next year to put
him in charge of this northern
region. They arrived back Wed-
nesday evening and Dr. Howell
continued on to Vancouver this
morning.

public forest management, gov-
ernment assistance for low-in-
come housing, public distribu-
tion of natural gas and public
car insurance.

“The sales tax is not one of
the major points in this elec-
tion,” he said in an address at
a Vancouver Burrard riding
nomination convention, “‘be-
cause any political party must
reduce the sales ta:

The Liberal party has an-
nounced one of its election
planks is a promise to reduce
the sales tax.

Mr. Strachan, who this spring
Succeeded Arnold Webster of
Vancouver as provincial leader,

August 1

Jr.,
daughters, Mrs.
and Mrs. Lucille Ra:
berta; two sisters,

and Morris, Roy and

survive,

3 eee
—Central Press Canadisn

Unusual photo of a lightning
flash is this one taken in Ed-

CONVENTION DATE

; r also said the CCF stands for
Ausihes Ihnen but equality for agriculture, fair] Annual sonvention: of, the SERVICR
1-500th of a second to flash, he | de: ing with labor, better goy-|Okanogan-Cariboo Trail Associ.
had his camera record the phe- | oi ont municipal relations, | tion will he held September 14] dust Phone
Saamene, Though a ibpesrs ieee preservation of the Fraser Riv-|@nd 15 in Penticton 56

er for fishing, hospitals for the
chronically ill and a highway
commission.

Plans call for intensified tour-
ist and highw:
program will bi

the flash is striking a building,
it actually struck some distance fapyovenend
hind.

reviewed.

Obituaries

She leaves to mourn her pass-

C. CF An Q Ace’ Dr. Howell was pleased with
ae ounces the work accomplished this Quaels BS: Bee Bs
Summer by the Aquatic Society |OMtario and Mrs,

KK.
Twelve
children and three brothers and
three sisters also survive.
The remains were shipped to
Vancouver for interment.
sti

election Vem eee pone ists Lone Butte when she was taken
4 1pal Thess tigen, Tubttetors: [sr ween cya had been em-
the 11-point platform, con- These include Mrs. Alan Boyle, plosen! oro for. dix: weeks
jaining few surprises, was main-| wre pene Masons: Baday "alee. s -
ly @ declaration favoring public] yn, and Harry ‘Gender
ever private enterprise. pea
He called for publie power,| '0cal instructor, physical ed- REDFORD

Passed away at Blue River,
Jim Redford, age 51.

He leaves to mourn his wife,
Opal; four sons, Pete and Ralph
in Alberta and Jack and James
in British Columbia; two
June Yarmie

Harriet of Tacoma, Wash., and
four brothers, Ben at Horsefiy,
Iberta. Six grandchildren also

The remains were shipped to
Calgary for interment,

Fee eee
FOR CLASSIFIED

|

Passed away at War Memorial ;
Hospital, August 24, irs. Einma
Miller of Vancouver in her 58th

Lake Monday afternoon ing at the beach. At 10 a.m.|ing her husband, Benjamin; two

to prepare for the local examin- Tuesday morning despite the|S0ns, Gordon, Carrot Rive 5
zi chill showery weather the swim- | Douglas, Willowdale;- and four
ming tests were held. daughters, Mrs, A, L. Ford, Sas-

katchewan; Mrs. G. Nelson, Wil-

Burrows,
Elliott,
grand-

ng at

ko of Al-
Ruth and

Lester in

sae : Thursday, August: 30, 1956,
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