THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LARE, Bo.

Thursday, September 5, 1967

Slash your car’s running costs

owes cow

ROPER or poor lubrication soon shows up in rough
ae ... faulty steering ... body squeaks... can
mean trouble and repair bills.

That’s why we give your car guaranteed Shellubrica-
tion. We follow a special chart for the make and model
of your particular car. With Shellubrication, you get
lubrication in accordance with the requirements of your
car... when, where and how the maker specified. You
get a written receipt showing all the work done. And
what's more, we give you a careful notation of any parts
that may need additional service or replacement. This
way, you know your car is kept in good, safe condition.

Remember, regular Shellubrication helps keep your
car’s running costs low . .. so drive in for a guaranteed
Shellubrication—soon. Your car will handle better...
serve you longer ... be safer to drive!

BOB BRANDT

Phone 206K 150 Mile House

Trail. |CRCQ STARTS FULL-TIME BROADCASTING

oe | ee —
~-Canimahood News
little results on vegetation, but
yellow tints on foliage are a
forecast of fall.
SPBNDING A FEW Days’

GW Be

GAGLARDI

Vancouver and

motored
Langley last weekend with her
mother, Mrs. James Brand, and

to

MR. AND MRS. HARL Papen-
fus were in Kamloops last week
for medical care for members
of their family. Accompanying

nephew, Tim Hayward, who

Radio Station

them for a medical check-up
was R. W. Roberts, recovering
trom a recent illness. *

LIGHT FROSTS the 27th,
28th and 29th of August left

vacation last week at the home

On The Air”

of Verne Murchison, on Canim
Lake East,

spent their vacation at. her
home. ‘
MR. AND MRS. BOB TAYLOR

were -his . brother,

After Long Series of Delays

QUESNEL—Quesnél’s new radip station, CKCQ,

Earl,
Murchison,

of Kamloops, spent the weekend
|at Mahogd Lake Lodge.

Minnié
and

his mother, Mrs.
brother-in-law

ict

Cariboo

Opening of the new 1,000-watt
station brings to an end a long
eries of delays which held up
se the opening for more than three

i months, any

LAGER BEER

a great new beer

INTRODUCING

Originally it was hoped the
station would be able to*go on
the air sometime in May, but
delivery of equipment was slow
and other snags caused princi-
pals in the new station one
headache after another.

“It is certainly a relief to
know that we are under way at
last,” said Jim Ritchie, presi-
dent of the company. “We
have had our staff here and been
Geared to commence broadcast-
ing for the past two months.”

Opening day at CKCQ gave
the Civic Centre a fine hoast.
All advertising. time on Wednes-
day .was donated to the Civic
Centre committee and commit-
tee members sold publicity spots

for British Columbians

to practically every business
> fe0qcern in town. As a result, a
tatal of $718 was realized,

which gives the Civic Centre
tunds a nice boost.
Commenting on Thursday on
the opening day, statiom manager
Dennis Reid said there had been

went on the air officially for.the first time last Wed-
nesday, with regularly scheduleg i
ing receipt of official authorization from the Depart-
ment of Transport at Ottawa on

broadcasts, follow-
Tuesday.

a few rough spots but these
would soon be straightened out.

The station has received word
from almost all parts of the
Cariboo where. programs are
eard. One letter came all the
way from Burns Lake to state
that reception had been flawless,

Department of Trangport regu-
lations demand that ote n
operate on two patterns.
night broadcasting the. southern
Tange of the station has to be
shortened to avoid conflicting
with other stations on the same
wayelength.

However, the change of pat-
tern has no effect on reception
in places like Wells and other
Cariboo ‘paints where radio
reception had previously been
very indifferent.

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Evan Kemp's

And Dance

Saturday, Sept. 14th

—-FUN-FOR ALL AT THE.-COMMUNITY HALL.

Show

-DANCE — 10:30 p.m.

Round Steak’ -
- 4 Brisket

Ib. 78c
Ib. 25c

Blade
Roast

Ib. 55c

| Fine Foods for Thrifty Shoppers

Prices Effective Qriday and Saturday, September 6 and 7

NABOB

INSTANT COFFEE.
ce eee 85)

NIBLET

WHOLE

1402. 2 tins a 39c

CORN

McCORMICK

MALLOETTES
Each. 43¢

SO-FRESH

2 Ibs.

MARGARINE

. 9c

TOKAY

GRAPES
48's Fresh and

Luscious

2 Ibs. for 33¢_)

GRAPEFRUIT

CAULIFLOWER

Local grown |
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