. Support of churches, Tony Bor-

Thi lihat- further money will be
Third Place [pee ihe meee

High School

High School
Honor, Merit
Students

The following students of
Williams Lake Junior-Senior
High School attainea hono

roll and merit standing for the
Second report period of the|
school term. Names are fol-

lowed by (H) for honor and
(M) for merit. {

Grade 7A: Donna Kerley (1H).
Judy Laird (M), Judy Lunn
(M), Cheryl Mackay (M), June
Moore (M). Grade 7B: Lucille
Funk (M), Maureen Getz (My,
David Pipe (M), Wendy Rot-
tacker (M). Grade SA: Shirley
Konsehuk (H), Mona Mogensen
(H), Mick Murton (31), Leonard
Zirmhelt (H), Bonnie Allpress
(M), Carol Hunter (M), Glenn
: Kerley (M), Roy Kozuki (a),
~ CENTENNIAL YEAR PLATES See ee "Gace
Licence plates. for the Centennial Year picture are (left to rigt t) Mrs. Dorothy Beverley Finnerty (a1) Stan?
wear a coat of gold with the numbers | Mack, government office clerk, W. G. Poholka (M) , ae
Painted green. Of the 4,000. plates is- Mundell, deputy government agent, ;
sued to Williams Lake and district, and Mrs. Les Pigeon, government
only 65 passenger and 50 commercial | agent. New plates must be on

Grade 9A: Lorraine Krause
(H), Betty Coby (M), Gayle
Midnight’ (M), Dorrie Righey
(M). Grade 9B: Jimmy Boyde
(A), Ruby Poholka (H), Grade
10A: Sylvia Krause (H), Janet
Lousley (H), Susan Ringwood
(4), Joanne Halfnights (M),
Karen Laidlaw (M). Grade
10R: Barbara Kyte (Hy. Grade
1A: Bert Poston (M), Carolyn
Simon (M), Jean Stevenson

have been issued to date. Shown vehicles after February 28,
above, holding the new plates for our — Tribune photo

Kiwanis Club {Local Firm Will Students Split
Committee Heads Offer New Service With Visitors
csaines torn waogs rae WEA Machine lam iste 0, nase

exhibition basketball
Kiwanis Club

ap we (M). Grade 118: Ron Martel
See jReties , here last Friday when | (M)” | |
a vice ri rily oe 7 ¥ i ra
Tuesday’s meeting by presiaent| “ PeW Service will shortly be| they hosted teams from Clinton. ae Sanne ae fey i oe
Lee Skipp. iweiable in Williams Lake] The senior boys took thein| 12: JoamNe Dunaway (M), or-
: ville Judd (M), Olive Rhodes
Membership, Joe Borkows!

game 38-18,
Visitors steadily from the. open-
ing whistle.

™).

:/When C and § Tire Service Lta.
install a re-treading unit al
truck tires.

kowski; inter-club relations, Al
Carswell; citizenship services,
Wes Acheson; agriculture and| An American invention being
conservation, Harry Brown: |distributea by Canada Vulean-| ‘@ Visitors in the: poe
outh service: xf 3 was: s ij

MeKay; Kiwanis education and tires with a revolutionary| behind, but the last whistle|the R.C.A.F. He topped his
Tellowslip, Pelle Nicholson; pub-|.vstem’ which puts on the new| found thie visitors,in.frout 25-22. class in examinations with a per-
lie relations, Clive Stangoe;|+.2.4 with the tire in the 1 | ——_— -———— centage of $3. Al returns to
house and reception, Ed Baker: |i,.eq position it’ normally] The optimist sees things as/duty February 11, and will be
Drperamond music. Tony. Bor cumesvwhen onthe roaa’ As they should be — not as they|stationed at Nameo, outside of
kowski; finance, John Porkow-|°"\ 21 maiers ‘claim aneater ae Bdmonton;-for-further courses.
ski; Jaws and regulations, Lec | nijeage than, is obtainei by|
Skipp; achievement report, Dow ordinary “niethods ‘ot re-cdpying.

rlain,
ee The machine is expected to| WHY BREAK YOUR LEG ?
arrive and be ready tor opera-| A

tion some time next month.

In the senior girls’ game, a
Seven-basket scoring splurge by

Around Town

FIT ICE CREEPERS .. . the latest anti-skid de-
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CATES EXPERTLY SHARPENED.

features of re-capping in the} ‘

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Lake High badminton players |“SPEME = eee aes aoe
goods to the coa: zs if BOX 27
maged, third ina feld of 8¥¢/\srge provincial centres in the|| PHONF 15Q
competing teams when they took ee

part in a tournament at
Quesnel on the weekene.

Vanderhoof players took first
place in the total-point games,
followed by Quesnel and Wil-
liams Lake, ‘Tied for fourth
place were teams from Fort St.
James and Prince George.

The locals won two games in
the girls’ singles, one in the
boys’ singles, three in the girls’
doubles, one in the boys’
doubles and two in the mixed
doubles.

Making up the local team
were Rita Rife, Bert Poston.
Maureen Crawford, Linda
Weber, Hiroko Uyeyama, Doug
Crawford, Dennis Flaherty, John
Weetman.

Prize Winners

The following town and dis-
trict shoppers were winners of
prizes in the “ Name the Store”
contest at the opening of the
new Tom-Boy market last week.

Mrs. E. J. Patenaude, 150
Mile, first; Jill Halfnights,
town, 2nd; Kathleen Bursh-
tyski,-town, 3rd; David Pierce,
town, 4th; J. H. Frink, town,
res: Mrs. R. Nore, 159 Mile,

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