Page2 - THE TRIBUNE WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. g Thursday, January Praise
| EDITOR ALS | From the Files of The Tribune

—o : 3 : FIVE YRARS AGO +, to an Indian woman in Nemaish
No Time For Pessimism

January 8, 1953 [Valley on Beck, a pros- :
Open letter to Mr. Julian Fry, : 5 pector working the old Horsefly
: Secretary, B.C. Beet Growers’ |qucten re Bees, Wee COM snes, Presented the Horseny
EMARKS made recently to the Quesnel Board of A sooktnon, Kamloops, zi i
E Associaton, ops, B.C,
Trade on gloomy gossip and its effect on the :
econoniy of the district, could well be worth studying
by Williams Lake residents on this threshold of 4 iy
New Year. i Tene FRO MDE COLD SfORAGE FOR FISH
The speaker was Milton Burt, Prince George ‘NORTHERN SApaie FOR SUMMER oe
Manager of Industria] Acceptance Corporation, who
claimed many people are too quick to spread tales
of gloom without making a proper analysis of the
Tee situation. He pointed out that the country js in the
process of returning to a stable position after going
through the post-war beak of production and con-

ducted for Henry G, Lockwood,
vell-known local solicitor, who fossilized fish skeleton,
: passed away. suddenly” January
Sirol Stead’ inl thes Sisters of Christ the King, TEN YEARS AGO - i
ale seatnee aie ey ora who minister to the needs of the January 1, 1948 2
‘SOLAR ee nu P Chileotin Indians, added ancther|’ Due fo glare ice on the Cari:

= |record to their accomplishments boo road, all Greyhound bus i

Dear.

aan
Hace staexs or snow Coveney wilt sfaaw

g0n over‘ Wriday morning and drivers
ought help were instructed to Stay where
they were until further notice,

TWENTY YRARS AGO
January 8, 1938

of thinking this is a decline rather than the levelling- Pun gation Into the effect Hee aus ee Charlie Mouse, a noted
off process it actually is. Forreyr( IS Ate capacity of burning on the timber range ee |character of the Sugar Cane
The speaker said he felt there was a lack of “pay, | Ae ase SURE and you sent out questionnaires There wee Sones oppor-| Reserve, was found frozen. to
enthusiasm on the part of Board of Trade members pt GREATER HAH Ut to the ranchers on the subject. tunity fos dhevole ‘to sendia (dential teow eaeteae the main
in Quesnel and a lack of alertness to the possibilities oe (I was informed later that eee to the Social Credit highway ... An ale Service for
---effuture growth. He cited the example of the Prince | < i REPORE say Yee investigators came up with the! He ting in the recent by-election the Cariboo has heen established
«George Board of Trade, which this year has been x : te one Gh eneivers to suit | Fiaes cea candidate de- by Ginger Coote, with Williams
responsible for bringing $3,000,000 in new business ae forestry and the investign- Sede aes inten- Lake as a regular stop.
to that city. jon was shut down). Pe tool and “hospital ;
The speaker's remarks regardin: uesnel board SS eee With my returned .question- pons Saegeas ae 3
Sree es be equally applicabia "heen eae A “Ir date ane tare ttze ating that |<oste, Dut anparently no direvtor] Warranty Tien
we feel. Our board has, in the past several years, THE CRACKER BARREL FORUM T felt the investigation was not Gh ee See i TRIBUNE
5 3 ral é ; ere is one thing of whieh S
Be Slumped to the level of a glorified greeters’ club. B Drink being made in good faith and Politicians are seared stiff, it is z
Sa ae Enthusiasm is whipped up only to meet some group | __———— By A. J. Drinkel) ~ | that the long range objective of fue eterent oeenreentey oon Established 1931
of visiting firemen. The subject of industrial plan- !LOOKS aT — the Porest Branch was to iill the cit Shee small, Tor Editor: Clive Stangoe-
ning, which should be high on the board’s activity country full of brush and make roof of that, one fastoniy 16 2
agenda, has practically disappeared. Th Choi Of P, th the ranchers’ position untenable, ok at the great  infuence ie
_ Most of this apathetic approach to the future is e Ice a S Was I right or wrong? Sone te tte proninitiontee: iD:
the fault of the individual business men who would One of the main causes of our Over BO: “Lenjeituces ise =
rather, it seems, indulge in Mr. Burt’s “ gloomy Ahead In 1958 He er Gout een e decades; although they :
gossip” pastime than in attempting to “do some. ase, Taner inc whieh the [seven at any time represent more] Published every Wednesday at
thing about it.” T our last hold-forth, the boys got directors of our cattlemen’s than one or two per cent of the| Williams Lake, B.C. by the
% We have never ceased to be amazed by the to speculating on the future. As Fey {@ssociations approach all the voters, Cariboo Press Limited.
attitude of one prominent town businessman, for |we enter a new year, the outlook Problems that beset us. One Twas! reading recently that| Subscription per year $3.00
example, who has beén heard to publicly state certainly could be much happier. : Soe ene teh ine rancher | Ay B.C. Attorney-General was Outside Canada __ $4.00
on Several occasions that‘ he can see no reason to On the domestic scene, un-|the scientists may deve gees one en Sue Uy considering amending the Game| Advertising raxes on application
assume that Williams, Lake will expand to ANY. | ombloyment 1s qate-a ieee, Ties ecoe WieceIoee ae ee ee ea that a landowner] Authorized as Second Class
appreciable extent in the next few years. Here is Bormal, much of it brought leg che suittean Paeate ase ake ioe Forest | WhO put up “no hunting” signs| Mail by the Post Office
“gloomy gossip” at its worst. about by the selfishness of some] worna ae aniy. ava ages and|Lraneh, Game Branch, hunte JOR his property will not tel ee EN
humans who seem bent upon privileges we enjoy is to make|loggers, Power Commission and|*/owed to hunt there himself. =
5 - depriving the majority of us-of| same jidily availablesto them—| school hoards feel that they ean|AT@ the directors of the CCA, Tire Trouble?
h d the most ordinary comforts ot| not by degrading charitable|impose on us with impunity. 4nd B.C.B.G.A, “going to allow :
5 owdown ise sale Sie What | donations, but the more dignitied| Gites the directors of our| that to go aN cuaeae \ See us
: eee z bY so doing, they enhance their method of paying and being paid sattlemen’s associations are pre- ae ee < e .
7 1m the Chilliwack Progress. | 57, Pelrbeing, To “them, leven thoush ercdit terms may|pared to- take a tar more, mili-| BOX 477, 1 C&STire Service
happy New Year means more|need to. he vow _benerous in| tant attitude in the protection of | Williams Lake, B.c, ee
0 eoee re wore: leleutey and\ mors| coins asss ye should try to/our interests, I see no hope for 22
benefits of ail kinds for “them- their standard of living|the ranching industry whatever,
ae Selves and to heck with the other moreglosely. in line with onr|as our means of livlihood is
fellow. That's no way to pro- own. being slowly but surely under- FREE OF Every dro
mote happiness. We can only. fe really desire a happier | mined trom all directions, | IMPURITIES Pp
hope they see the folly of their]. .., Ree for all this troublea] Turning to politics. Is there| s
Rays hefore bringing the countrs| O17 vorld, we had better dis-|any trade union or other well] gives you
Se nee Bul withatiem= | Rey bunch of order books] established organization of any
The strike was settled solves the chiel sufferers. tQeghose masters of tact ana|kind that has made less use of more for
¢ sivings on the part of busines On ‘the international front, hacy—the travelling sales-| politics in the furtheranee of its IGNITES EASILY
S The pulp and paper interes Jury +. 10} ae ‘ind. Jet them see what interests {than the cattlemen’s
Settle this one. After years of shortages, there is now toward. bringing. it | associati sus? think not. — 1 ? ¢ your
@ surplus of production: Demand is off and the world is do not shy that our associations| : 5 Sy i
c Umerksts on which B-G production is’sold are weak. fo “gPlaco fear wit shoula gndorse any particular FAST WAR, mohhey!* ie
ee “=yoThe ladustry 4 4 wellfaeeled giant. € f fistrust and7threater- political Marty, but the directors} z a i 4
; : None of this ma up i | (Se eecreernantnen | :
(and aper unions hae Silas, courses 0) 7 LOW CARBON
unions will have to ine have completely stunned wha not all enjoy a happier RESIDUE :

remains of our moribund
mac: Requests for further
discussions are refused as being
futile under present conditions

Each side in the cold . War
wishes to bargain from military
strength, and we appear to have
Teached the point where nothing
new or constructive emanates
from the conference room, all
we read about are the same old
abortive formulae being re-
iterated and rejectea:

the work force has bee
compensation for lost
In addition, Powell
Joyed (?) the fact tha
employed on a seven Ergo, the
union should go after a five-day week as well.
It seems most unlikely, in view of all this, there

“will be any early settlement. The situation seems
aight for a showdown between business and labor.
‘Many people who are caught in the squeeze between
the two, as well as the two groups involved, are fully
aware of the significance of this particular strike.

GENERAL MEETING

Cariboo Electoral District, Liberal Association

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY §
8:30 p.m.

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CHANGE OF TACTICS
It seems to the boys the time
jhas arrived for a complete
change in tactics. The channels
Jer diplomacy have become hope-
lessly clogged so why not try
those of trade? It seems to us
instead of planning to exchanev
death-dealing rockets, hydrogen
bombs and such like, more could
|be accomplished by removing
Home of Mr. Lee Skipp silly trade barriers and restric.
tions. Surely, mutually bene-
ficial trade practices would do
[more to preserve peace and
'eement friendly relations than
all the weapons of destruction

--Business. will be election of delegate to attend
forthcoming provincia] Liberal. Convention and:to
= bring forth any resolutions ‘for the convention

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