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Wednesday, August 21, 1957

Dog-Creek News
HENR¥- KOSTER, Kamloops,
was in -the district this week
looking for feeder cattle.
INTERESTING visitors from
Red Deer, Alberta, were Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Larsen, Mrs. Larsen’s

~~ CANADIAN SCOUTS SEE SIGHTS OF
pe OUTS Aca

CANIMAHOOD NEWS : ess

Barn Dance Popular: Summer Event |
Fine weather favored:the barn
dance at Mahood Lake. Lodge,
the
committee had provided a- pro-

Gray Park in
Seabee. — =

MR. AND-MRS. RAY. PITR
with their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Parsons, of Vancéuver, had-a
“suevessful fishing vacation, fly-
ing to lakes adjacent to Canim
Lake in Mr, Pitre’s Cessna ‘while
spending two weeks at their
home on Canim Lake.

INDO!

Rummage Sale.
4. SATURDAY, AUG. 24

at 2 p.m. S
Catholic Church Hall

pags the hat.

for which entertainment

MR. AND MRS. BOB Uhrig,

of Molallan, Oregon, were re-

gram of novelty dances.

—o— ther was born at Dog Creek, pee
3 Herbmalaen name being Kirk] Prize winners were: Elimina-| cent visitors;for a week at the] MRS. JAMES BRAND, whe Ie
Sponsored by the Ladies’ patrick. Other relatiyes are the |tion dance, Mrs. H. Hartwig and|home of Mrs: Uhrig's parents,|the guest ot Her daupiter: =u
Sacred Heart Parish Bowe family, formerly of Alkali|Susie; broom dance, Marjorie] mr. and Mrs. Spencer MeNeil.|S°7-in-law, Mr. andi Ge

" Higgins and Larry Papentus; a é Gaglardi, motor ‘om
pike: They. weresiyine guestsof Kip|' sve Cae Mee Lein. = Meee
spot dance, Mrs.<B.-MeNeil and|.c,51er, of Molino, in his Seabee. [CC® TE. Mrs. Lein. Me
Mr, Wills (100 Mile), distance 2 Brand, who is ita: excellent
dance, Col. Marion Carl and| OTHER GUESTS who flew|health,, and Mrs, Lein, enjoye
| Mrs. Phyllis Roberts; squat|from~ Molino to’ MeNeil airstrip| their trip over the Hope-EHate
a dance, Mrs. Rosalie Papenfus/were Robert Wiley and B.|ton Highway. Mrs. Lein re-
on and Reg Davis. Many out-| Davenport, of Detroit, and well-| turned to Vancouver.

: a = }/siders present added interest to|known jet pilot Col. Marion| TRAIL RIDING to various

SAVE an enjoyable event. Refresh-|Carl, of Santa Anna, California. |lakes guided by Herb MeNeil has
i pave: ‘ments were served by a “huge|The combined party were guests| resulted in enjoyable excursions
TIME SSF bonfire. The only lack for a|of Mahood Lake Lodge and had|and satisfying yields for a suc-

successful event was the finan-
cial angle as it was forgotten to

a very Successful fishing vaca-
tion flying to adjacent lakes in

cession of parties from Califor-
nia and Oregon.

For Mining, Hunting, Prospecting, Fishing or
any other charter flights

FLY IN THE BRAND NEW CESSNA 180 SEAPLANE

Special rates on local fishing flights

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WAR MEMORIAL ARENA
Friday, August 29

Canada’s contingent of Boy Scouts who are in Britain to
attend the Jubilee are seeing the sights of London now. Uni-

New Set Rules Needed
For Super-Highway Driving

OME of the very safety features that have been
built into super-highways are partly to blame for
Canada’s increasing number of traffic fatalities, states
an article in the August issue of the Imperial Oil

Review. :
- It says “ highway: hypnosis,” | ¢casionally for a hot drink.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING brought gn by the monotony of| He should vary his speed
driving over mile after mile of| periodically and keep lively

near-pertect highway, is often

music on the radio. Running the
the cause of serious accidents.

windshield. wipers briefly helps
relieve the monotony. So does
changing the

While built-in safety features,
such as limited access, have re-
duced the actual number of
accidents, those that do occur on

-Featuring-
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Sponsored by Gladiolus Society
Ae ares

“HANDICRAFT AND COMMERCIAL DISPLAYS
GIANT’ BINGO GAMES OF SKILL

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intermittently
headlight beam.

super-highways are usually REGULAR CHECKS
worse than nventi
Dede os gh cane bOmAN ee cone gatavanive tnieues/ regular:

checks. Aware that speeds can
creep up annoticed, he checks
the speedometer needle at least +
once. a minute. Every few
seconds he glances at the rear-
view mirror, particularly on
curves and when passing. He
keeps an eye on the gas gauge;
running out of gasoline on a
super-highway can be dangerous.
“Tail-gating” is a common
cause of accidents, the Review
claims. The wise driver stays
at reasonable distance behind
the driver in front—at least one

Furthermore,.says the article,
superthighway accidents often
have chain reactions, A single
smashup between two cars can
cause four or five additional cars
to pile up in rear-end collisions.
SENSE OF SECURITY
- What happens, apparently, is
that ‘the super-highway driver
allows himself to be lulled into
an exaggerated sense of security
to the point where le can’t
handle his car when an emer-
gency does arise.

(Flower entries close Thursday evening — Judging Friday morning)

-ADMISSION 50c-

The Review suggests a : Pee
number of ways a driver can|¢@tlength Soe. miles per
head off highway hypnosis. The |20Ur of speed.

The article concludes that

motorist should avoid driving es
|When sleepy, wear loose, com-|SUPer-highways should eventu-
IN CARIBOO fortable clothing, and’ pease| ally ring. safer driving, but
—— motorists must learn to follow

a.new set of driving rules,

...TO MAKE
YOUR BALLOT

If your ballot is to work it must either make possible an
effective Government or ensure an eflective opposition.

Today, in B.C., a vote for Social Credit is a vote
wasted—because the Government already commands
an excessive majority that allows it to ride roughshod
over all minority viewpoints.

Only the Conservatives can form a_truly effective
opposition to safeguard your future. Because—to be
effective—the opposition must be capable of forming
an alternative government for you, if and when you need it.

MOVING?

If you are moving
anywhere in Canada

Around Town

Miss Marlene and Barbara
Gardner, Miss Rhona Stevenson
and Miss Lillian Moon left last
week for a two-week holiday in
Hawaii.

contact

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Miss: Kay Cole is presently
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Cultuiz-Lake.

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Canadians have rejected C.C.F. socialism, seen the
collapse of the Liberal party and given their confidence
to the new Conservatives. The only alternative govern-
ment that makes sense in B.C. is a Conservative one,
That’s why the only opposition that makes sense at
Victoria today is a Conservative opposition,

THIS IS YOUR MAN
Make -your ballot WORK on September 9
by electing Dick Roddis, a worker and
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B.C. best in Ottawa and Victoria alike!

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are currently holidaying at

Vancouver.

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