closer to adoption last night y > In! Jason said: “We managed to
when first reading was given|bed at the time. The Milne|cuivage a little bit, including
the bill. family, whose bedroom was im-| some -turniture which-wwas-badly
The bylaw will have three|Mediately under the licensed!) nocked around in our haste to
readings then will be published Berea Mere ee ay throw it out of the building.”
f i Tex! vill| DOises above which at rst
in-The Tribune. ‘Next move will| elses | ab eI 2 re |. wrtar aaeaREN: Gece
eee ipeee melas a public meeting | Mor aa e "ltrom 1 am. when the fire) Picture shows a close-up
i ing around. a i i
REC eo: onal edopHon: of: the started, the two partners were| Of the lodge chimney,

Williams Lake, B.C. Wednésday

In Cattle Sale
Pattern Here

An almost complete change in
fall cattle sale patterns is seen
in this week's announcement
that there will be three sales
instead of two as in former
years, >

moi aR:
so

Second sale of the year will
be held in October and the third
in November. Dates of these
two sales haye yet to be set.

The show sale will be the
October one, but here again
Tadical changes have been made.

There will be no classes for
commercial classes of catfle as
in former years, although show
awards will be made for single
entries. In addition to the
singles and boys’ and girls’ en-

tries, the annual bull sale will
be held im conjunction with the
October sale,

Here is a view of La

} c La Hache th
hasn’t been seen for some ane
Normally this Spot _on the lake is

occupied by Twilight Lodge, which w:

sally destroyed by fire early Tues-
ay morning. — The lodge has been a
popular stopping place since if was
as | built in the late 20's. a

i

Manager of the sale will be

Fire Guts Well-Known |
re Ea Sogn ase Lac La Hache Lodge be

brought from other parts of the [sees LODGE

Ey a
Province by the B.C. Livestock i ri pr ee Bache; familiar way-
Association, iboo Highway, was
ma fire which

Noted in sale procedure is a
move back to an experiment
carried out sevéral years ago.
Cattle will ze sola into the ring
Bud’ weigheq afte; . The
method ix [one thet
used in the south.

icenseq premises,
nothing standing excep
@ srosesque totent pote midst the <hai
2
soe

Bi fon an
The lodge, vatican
~|tMing like $70,000, had recentiy
been purchased by Robert Milne
and Albert Jason, of New We:
minster.

nic. }brigade were z
their 400 gallons of water
which they carry on the truck
t-| proved of little avai] against the
dry cedar. Small huts in the
nearby vicinity were saved, ‘as
was the gas pump standing a
little to the left of the building.

Zoning Bylaw
Gets First Reading

The long - awaited
zoning bylaw moved a

In an interview, Mr. Milne
said that the fire had broken
out in the beer parlor. His
family, including two children,
and Mr. Jason’s family were in

village

step Of their personal effects, Mr.

Mr. Milne got up to investi-
gate and saw smoke pouring out
of the beer parlor window. He
roused the guests and Mr.
Jason's family and immediately
went to work on the outbreak
with buckets of water and a gar-

only part of the struc-
ture standing after the
fire. — Tribune photos.

First Candidate
In By-Election
Race Named

First candidate to be nomin-

bylaw.

Commissioners have spent a
number of meetings this year
debating the placement of the
various zones and the restric-
tions that will be applicable in
each case,

worn out and crestfallen to have
seen their newly-acquired busi-
ness venture go up in smok
The lodge, however, was insured.

The lodge was first started in
the late 20’s by Sam Langford.

E. G.

Socreds To Name Candidate Today

WOODLAND IN RACE

Wide interest is being shown} vention will include Bert Leboe, ated for the forthcoming
in the Social Credit nominating|M.P. for Cariboo, and Newton|§12,000 CONTRACT Cariboo bye-election was Felix
convention being held in Wil-|Stacey, M.L.A. for North Van-|—————— ~ |Kohnke, local lumberman, who
ams Lake today. REINER = If is car male Gee Ei CI b Wi was named by delegates to the

e: Ss vi ha t ea Liberal convention hi S: Y-

Deleestes: Wiles Were si™ | ia nis-buay Schedule, Hans Rug ks u or k ; che. Bata

ay to carry the party’s banner.

For Mr. Kobnke, it will mark
the second time he has
sought a seat in the provincial
legislature. He was second

definite nominees for the honor
of running as the government
party's candidate in the elec-
tion.

The South Cariboo branch of
the party will sponsor prominent
Williams Lake businessman B.
G. (Tony) Woodland, and the
North Cariboo Hranch will spon-
sor Bill Speares, of Quesnel.

Mr. Woodland has been active

e

in the Social Credit Party sine
52. He

esident
campaign manager for

Williston will also be in attend=.
ance.

To Start
On Monday rie

will gather here from all parts

A r mlks Hail | three in last
Bithe Canibooe Mememingtion| Our rooms of the Elks Haji" one
convention will be tonlowea py|Will be closed Monday until Sep-

a banquet and a public dance |*@™ber Ist while a major reno-

will be held in the evening.

Those in charge of the con-
vention anticipate 100 delegates

although he |
was far
short of the §
popular late
MLA, Ralph @

vation job is underway.
The job is being done by the
of the T.
nd will include

contract department

Eaton Company

Permits Approved

; Chetwynd.
was saa in =one - such work stalling a drop
the late Ralph Chetwyn Two building permits were|.c.; - In aceept- =
of his campaigns. In. the last ceiling, a new bar, mahogany ing the no-B%
sees : ‘ ved by commissioners 2 3 ing - BS
two provincial elections he|approved pacers *t)/panelling on the walls and| i ination, afte
a civ’. r +t e last ni s “ :

Semved-as=returning officer for) their meeting last night. Both! drapery on wall sections. Also Mr, Kohnke thanked the dele-
the riding. — : jaacl eere nor Ore ing eracheetorss indudealin-tié-contradt. ie edr-| gates for--their: cohfidence in

The North Cariboo nominee| .snager's residence for the eng aad him, and promised that he would

5 ; nity the floor new
nit ‘
eee eeu ouinent commutity Bank of Montreal, and one for|tayies and chairs, ‘Total value of | Concentrate bis efforts on work

August 7, 1957

‘Four more teachers
trict 27

there

resignations

eight-teacher star in
Resignation

from

Mrs. L,

teaching

Appointed to staf
week were Miss Joan
merly of Vancouver, to 100 Mile
House; Peter Rodin,
Rock, to
ile;

be principal at 100
Grindrod, B.C., to Lae La Hache:
Cyril Murray, formerly of Scot-
land, to teach art
Lake High; and
formerly of Germany,
mathematics and

A English
‘Lake High.

at] fi

THIEF APPREAE

DED aT

BOAT AND TRAILER
ee SWAY

driveway in front #
Bob Kyte last Thuise-,.

had been
the
the school.
of town elemen-

Previously of | Credit
» has had to| candidate today;.

year,
at Williams | parties
John Mahnie, elections
to teach |support o

parties’. outstanding speakers.
enna

OF HOME

To Field

tendered their resigna- Verses will go to the

_ September
Victoria Monday,

by-election is one

in Carib
hecessary by

| Chetwyna,
|ture ana Fisheries,

| AN four major
| Parties are expected to
didates in the election-
|Liberal Party named their
|didate last Saturday;
Party will

Registration of voters i
of White|riding ig Soe

underway

cation of a new voters’ list,
Since this

rom some of their individual

su

STO

$<

STOLEN ©

before

The theft: was dis red by
Mr. Kyte the following morning
and he notified the police. The
.C.M.P. flashed the aiarm to all
detachments and
on possible escape routes and as
a result the outfit was recovered
at Mission City, the same day.
Apprehendee by police was J
Lloyd Biberdort, of Vancouver,
who has recently been employed
on the pipeline job with Dutton-
Williams in Williams Lake.

In order to get at the boat
trailer, a small English car had
to be first pushed out of the
driveway. Almost a witness to
the theft was Doug Mallette,
projectionist at the Alston
Theatre, who lives across the
street from Mr. Kyte. Coming
home about midnight, Mr.
Mallette noticed the small car
parked on the street and thought
it was unusual, A few minutes
after he got into the house he|¢:
heard a car taking off down the
street, but when he looked out
there was no one around.

tl
fe

rowski are in Victoria discussing
working drawings and specifica-
tions for the addition to the
Horsefly School, and to
into the purchase of pre-
fabricated units to replace one
room schools in the district
Main purpose of the trip is
expedite construction of the
| units. |

Magistrate C. H. Poston Satur-
day and pleaded guilty to the
offence.

drinking.
sub-divisions | nine months’ imprisonment.

with the theft of a new tire and
wheel from Dutton-Williams on

this count and was sentenced to
th
The sentences
currently,

Conservatives
Will Be In Race

will be the Progressive Conserva-

terday of a nominating conven-

Charged with the  theft,|tion to be held in Quesnel on
August 14 to choose a candi-
q . date.
To Victoria One aspirant for the party's
On Building Plans nomination is John James
. Roddis, Quesnel businessman,
School Board — chairman :
Everett. Greenlee, Inspector |W0 was chosen earlier this year
Douglas Chamberlain and main-|as Quesnel’s “good citizen of the
tenace supervisor Peter Dob-|year.”

since 1916,

ness.
with the party since 1918.

He said he had been
He was sentenced to

Biberdorf was also charged

uly 30. He pleaded guilty to

months’ imprisonment.

will run con-

hree

Back in the provincial elec-
ion Cariboo Riding
‘or the forthcoming by-election

race in

ive Party.
Announcement was made yes-

Roddis has lived in Quesnel
and owns his own
and decorating busi-
has been associated

painting
He

In the last provincial elec-

9, according

the province to be hela
The others will

death this spring of Hon. Ralph
Minister of Agricul-

Political
Tun can-

can-
“the Social health director.

name: Pras
2 ames are compi
Miss Elizabeth Lowes, of |11 piled for the pub-

are

Single Copy 10¢;

Four Parties Expected

Candidates

Polls in Cariboo on Monday,
to an announcement in

of|

00,

Ss for many

years and is a qualified public

well-known

Mrs. Fraser is a
nurse and their
eldest daughter, also a registered
aurse, is a sub-lieutenant, in the
Royal Canadian Navy.

New Dumping Site
Can't Be Reache-

: a
The village has. nv" ~s
rere ee ise sioner:

are wondering fen they will
ever be able to use the dump. ‘
Negotiations started in April
for the site, and village crews
cleared the dumping area and
constructed a road from the
highway. Since then the cross-
ing has proved an effective
block to the plan. Officials of
the P.G.E. insist that the cross-
ing has been approved in prin-
ciple, and all that is required is

a plan of the crossing and ap-
proval of an application to the
Lands. Department. Commis-
sioners say the latter has been
carried out and that the railway
company offered originally to
have the plan drawn up by their
own engineers.

Bouquets Instead
Of Brickbats

Like residents, visitors to
Williams Lake are usually loud
in registering complaints, but
silent when they are enjoying
themselves, Exception was the
case of two families from
Tacoma, Washington, who took
time out to write a nice note to
the Village Commission.

They expressed their thanks
to meter policeman Glen
Bastion, who left a courtesy
ticket on their car when they
overstayed their parking time,
and to the operators of a nearby
service station who helped them
with a trailer breakdown.

The visitors had stopped here
briefly on the way home from a
trip to Babine Lake and said

to|tion there was no candidate for
e the

Progr ve Conservative
Party in Cariboo,

they would always remember the
[kindness shown in Williams
| Lake to weary travellers.

Townspeople and those resi-

dents of the immediate area of

organization
the

that every
representation to
a good cross-

able
send a

September Meeting For Centennial Project

{Probably include an area that
will take in 150 Mile House and
small centres on the Dog Creel

worker in his own town. He is . > the bene saniclwdiiane Leke wii" hi meeting so that
et < > ' ing for the benefit of the Cari-| Williams Lake will have an gs ut , k I
administrator of Baker Memo-|'.u.M. Brandt. the work is $12,000. boo if-he won the éléetion. opportunity to air their views| section of opinion could be/road. The Chilcotin communi-
rial at Quesnel. : A request for permission 40] The Elis Home Society, own-| toon) lawyer Les Skipp waslon a Centennial project at a [airea. At the seme time, e|ties are already working on Bro-
Besides these two nominations! ove the old bus depot onlers of the hall, has also under-| named president of the Carihoo| public meeting to be held Sep-/ pointed out that any individual jects of their own, as are such
Viche seve Uerepeibility |... strest to a residential! taken an ex . ict Liberal Association at| tembe or group with a specific project | centres as Horsefly and Soda
of choices being expressed trom | O}Ver a. Reason niente ioe er. Remodelling | District ine: Bill Sharpe, chairman of the|in mind should be prepared to| Creek.
4 ; refused. Reason giv ihe) ve. The| the m : i § a ;
the floor af the eonyention.|Jot was refuse! ding: ata [wore Ree meranes. The | th cent are Clarence! local committee, announced the|develop it at the meeting for! Here for the September meet=
Chairman of the convention will| was that the small building’ adid| work witt also yesult in tne tive and Angus MeLean,|date of the, publie meeting this| (he information of those attend-!ing will be Keith Maltman, of
be Tom Beames, not conform with minimuun | exits being covered to keep thei “and Ben Abbott, Wil-| week. Hour and place of meet-| ing. Quesnel, who acts &3 area rep-
PROMINENT GUESTS square footage requirements of| free of ice and snow in the win- Lake. Secretary- | ing will be announced later. To qualify for grant purposes,|resentative for the Frovincial

ter time, . A. Kallaur.

Prominent guests at the con-|the building by-law. treasurer is }

Mr. Sharpe said it was dedir-}the Williams Lake project will) Centennial Committee,

$3.00 per year

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