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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.¢.-

LETTERS 10 THE. EDITOR

FOR THE LANDOWNER
Dear Sir—We have read with

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Dear Sir—1 have heard from

interest the letter signed J,|/numerous sources over the last
Muckvale on posted properties, few months that  timea were
in your last issue, “tight” in our district during

We do agree that it is aiaes| Tae A news item in the Feb-

what annoying to comply with ruary 26 issue of The Tribune
Posted properties, especially if|confirms this. I refer to the
you can by-pass the injunction jitem which states the sales
by buying an entrance fee to a/figures for the government
private reserve, or bribing a/ liquor store.

hired man, in the absence of the} ym glad you featured this
owner. with a headline. I could have
wished that you had put it on
the front page in even bolder
type. I hope that the citizens
of our district will take a long
look at that figure of $851.157
it represents a figure many times
the size of the annual cost of
the school construction referen-
dum which was passed after

We feel, however, that.in most
cases, landowners have the
rough end of the deal.

Some people (this is our case)
are glad to reside in difficult
circumstances, so as to™ live
peacefully in the environment of
their choice, their legitimate
privacy, and be able to raise
their family in the surrounding| much grumbling and complaint,
of undisturbed remnants of the/It .represents a figure much
ast-disdppearing wildlife. larger than the total cost to this

Most hunters, no doubt, are|district of the proposed new
careful and decent _people.| hospital. It represents a figure
There are, too, ‘exceptions, and|many times above the total of
many times we have seen truck-/all contributions to all com-
loads of red-capped, bottle-toting munity endeavours, such as the
characters, shooting aimlessly at arena, playgrounds, churches,
any crack in the bush, stamped-|Red Cross, C.N.ILB., etc. Be-
ing our purebred horses and|sides all this, it represents end-
cattle, throwing greasy paper |less cost and needless work to

Thirteen parachute jumps went without incident or accident
for Pte. Gordon Parker, left, of Meadow Lake, Sask. But his

and broken bottles on trails and|our local R.C.M.P., our badly Hath, at Wainwright, Alta., during one of Canada’s bisgest mace
even target praticing at the|over-taxed hospital, medical and jumps, left Be iueuended in mid-air in 15-below-zero weather.

i Be A : and Welfare seen Dearly frozen when he was pulled back into the flying
Windows of an isolated bolise. (nursing staf P boxcar by F/O Moore White. right, but after a few houte ie
We have seen calves punctured|workers, not to mention the

hospital he was pronounced in good shape. lis static line on
the parachut had failed to break and allow him to fall {ree of
the plane, -

Se

needless hardship, distress and
heartache to more homes, fami-
lies and -children than ‘most

with 22 shots, white tame ducks
shot and left to rot in the creek,
a moose uselessly blown by a

shotgun from a speéding motor| people imagine. Ask your wel- generous coverage in last week's Willi

boat in the middle of Buffalo|fare workers and min 3. edition, regarding this libr; Librar

Lake. T repeat, Mr. Editor, that 1|/being chosen as one to re -
To some people, this is thelnone the people of Williamalaa a gift the complete set of the |supPEsHD Wrrn

bush, the no man’s land, the Lake will take a good, long look | Encyclopaedia Canadiana, HUMILITY?

wild free-for-all country with no] 44 these figures and then ask] ‘Pwo tear sheets from this

law enforcement. To us, this is|tnemselves who really rings up | edition were sent to the Richard-

home, and we feel. entitled toline tn of Profits on the liquor}son Century Fund, to Mr. D.
Keep it safe and clean and] sates from our government Simpson, sales manager, and to
private. We, ourselves, do not store. Mr. R. L. Davison, superinten-
hunt on our place, and expect TODD LEE. | dent Public Library Commission,

strangers to co-operate willingly.
‘We are happy to report that the
great majority do.
MALBEISSYE,
Regis and Helen
de Maleissye.
Buffalo Creek.

Williams Lake. Victoria, as we were sure they
would be quite interested in

reading the article.

APPRECIATE COVERAGE
Dear Sir—On behalf of Wil-
Public Library
ASsociation, I would like to
thank you for the photograph
taken and printed, and for your

Again, please accept our sin-
cere thanks for pulicizing this
honor for us.

ALICE BRACKENBURY,
Corresponding secretary,

REMARKABLE WXPERIENCE

Dear Sir—I take pen in hand
to congratulate your able and
prescient photographer. I am
referring to his just happening
to pass by the barber shop,
camera in hand, and his just
happening to peep in the window
when the Honorable the Minister
of Justice, Davie Fulton, was
having his hair cut.

What a glow of pride this
Picture brings to the hearts of
the people of Williams Lake.
The Minister of Justice in the

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YOUR BEST FRIENDS ARE
YOUR CHILDREN, by A. EB.

Beacdict and aA,
(Appleton ~ Century
Inc., N.Y.).

Franklin
Crofts,

Our contribution to Education
Week is this non-fiction book
Published as a guide to enjoying
parenthood. Any quote from
this book would be worthy of
reprint, but one I will use here
was found under the heading of
“ Comradeship in Living,” where
it states: “ There can be no real
friendship between Parents and
children until they come to
know each other by doing things
together.” .

Not only is home life tully
covered, but the book Stresses
the need for continuation of the
parents’ interest into the school
scene.

This week, when we are edu-
cation conscious and we will
learn new facts for the better-
ment of our children, this book
makes appropriate reading for
the eager parent. =

ON THE BEACH, by Nevil
Shute (George J. McLeod
Limited, Toronto).

A shocking warning for to-
day, especially recommended for
the “it - can't - happen~to-us”
type of citizen. This is a story
to make even the more unbeliev-
ing reader shudder. The des-
cription of life under fear of the
radiation sickness is so realistic
voerennerores. ne

homey atmosphere of one of our’

own barber shops. The sheer
humbleness of the scene over-

whelms one, just the barber, the

Minister of
photographer.

This picture will stand as a
stern reminder to any other local
boys who may eventually scale
the dizzy heights and become a
Minister of the Crown never to
scorn their constituents. Impli-
cit in the picture is the state-
ment of what's good enough for
you voters is good enough for
me.

Justice and the

WELLWISHER.

| iron the Library Shelves

Editor, The Tribune,
Williams Lake, B.C.

Dear Sir: °

May I have a small space in
your paper to show my apppreci-
ation to the eitizens of your
town for the perfect condition
in which I found my . bouse
trailer when I arrived yesterday,
It had been parked
jams Lake “trailer
park since last November. unat-
tended. In this day when there
seems to be so much mischief
going on all around the country,
I feel this instance very remark-
able, and the only way to show
my appreciation is through your
Paper.

Tam not a stranger entirely
as I do quite a‘bit of painting
and home decorating there.

HARRY C. KENT.
Painter and decorator.
Penticton, B.C.

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it is Irightening. The iamiliarity
Of life as it is today, but sur-
rounded “by! the coming’ on-
slanght of the unseen enemy.
takes this a story packed with
a wallop.

As the unfolds, the
People of the Northern Hemis-
[phere have fallen under the
radiation sickness, and the
harmful dust is slowly spreading
around the world leavine
disaster in its wake. This story
takes place in Australia, one of
the few places still untouched
|by this invisible death. The
| Scientists have made these people
realize that within nine months
| they, too, would come to an end
| This story tells of the lives,

tale

thoughts and the workings of
this

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race
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last
vilization,
This .taie shows the human
in a- sickening light to
ave “played with fire” like a

piece of surviving

small boy, oblivious as to the

disaster

can be caused with

experimenting with the hydrogen
and cobalt bombs. Progress with
extinction is the best way to sum

up the situation.

ALK,

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THE TRIBUNE

Business Directory

BUILDING SUPPLIES
& CONTRACTORS

W. E. HARDING
Electrical Contracting

FARM EQUIPMENT

. McKay Equipment
Massey-Harris Ferguson
Farm Equipment

Insured Installation

FRED OVERTON
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Williams Lake Phone 154

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CARS & TRUCKING

Refrigeration 5
SALES & SERVICB
/ 0
Phone Seow, _ Telephones 17
Second Ave. Williams Lake
é OIL DISTRIBUTORS
PLATE GLASS

BLAIR BROS.

imperial Oil
Products

‘Look to Imperial
_for the best’?

WLLLIAMS, LAKE

24-Hour Wrecker
Service

Lakeside Service

and Auto Body

; PHONE
212K (day) 198F (nite)

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RAY HIGGINS LTD.
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Single & Tandem
NEW AND USED UNITS
Phone 97
345 Lansdowne St. Kamloops
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Cariboo Transport Ltd.
DAILY SERVICE
Vancouver - Wms. Lake
Local office:

ARMES BRos. WAREHOUSE
Phone 148
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LOGGING & EQUIPMENT
ee

G. A. COLE
McCULLOCH
POWER SAWS

SALES & SERVICE
ae SERVICE

Corner Mackenzie & Yorston
Phone 61-X 2

woe ee
San Jose Logging
LIMITED
EXCAVATING
ROAD BUILDING
LOGGING
For prompt attention -
Phone 197-M and 120-D

Pe eaten
KOIVISTO

SALES & SERVICH LTD.
@ MILL SUPPLIES
@ SAW SHOP

LE.L. POWER SAWS

Phone 238
Mackenzie Ave.
Williams Lake
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BEAUTY PARLORS
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* Cold Waving

* Styling a Specialty

MANHATTAN BEAUTY
: SALON
Margaret Blenkinsop

Phone 195

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219 Victoria

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7 1, Cariboo
Oil Distributors Ltd.
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Distributors of
~ Royalite Oil Products

“Prompt and
Courteous Service"

Head office - Williams Lake
: Phone 121

BAKERY
FAMOUS BAKERY

(Wholesale & Retail)

@ SWEET GOODS
@ PASTRIES
@ CAKES

Birthday and Wedding Cakes
made to order
Wholesale Distributors
4X Bread
Phone 119

LAUNDRY

URE’S LAUNDRY

Out of Town Customers c
Given Prompt Attention

INSURANCE & REAL
ESTATE

C.H. Dodwell «Co.

(R. BEAUCHAMP)
NOTARY PUBLIC
Insurance - Real Estate
Williams Lake, B.C.

DOCTORS ©

W. J. M: DUTHIE

Doctor of Chiropractie
— Office at —
BARN. AND FIFTH AVR.
2 blocks off highway on 6th
Ave. from Beath Shell Station
Telephone 156
ALTERNATE FRIDAYS
Office in 100 Mile Motel

MISGELLANEOUS.

McWILLIAM,
WHYTE AND SEKLE
B.C. Land Surveyors

KAMLOOPS

Phone 1691
PRINCE GEORGE

1368 3rd Ave, Phone 648

LAND SURVEYOR
TOM WILLIAMS

B.C. Land Surveyor
{AYNE ISLAND, B.C.
Business address:
P.O. BOX 768
WILLIAMS LAKR, B.0.

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