Wednesday, April 16, 1958

TIS TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

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POREST GROVE

MISSIONAIRES READY FOR FILM SAFARI :

MRS. ALDRED entertained at
@ delightiul tea on Raster Mon

Marshall, of
Westminster. Ten ladies were
present at the gathering and
spent the afternoon sewing at a
quilt for the Women’s Institute.

MISS DOROTHY and Eleanor
Devore spent a few days this
Past week with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Ray Devore,

KENNY MINATO and Philip
Wilcox spent the Easter holidays
with their parents.

MRS. FRANK MEASURE

motored to Kamloops on Mon-
day, April 7, to visit her hus-
band who is a patient in hospital
there,
MR. AND MRS. H. McDougall,
of Winfield, were visitors on
Easter Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Hunter,

MR. AND MRS. I. Sandback
and children spent the holidays
at the coast.

MR. AND MRS. Les Poirier
and daughter are spending the
holidays in Vancouver.

MR. AND MRS. Bert Weaver
and family motored
couver to visit relatives through
the Easter hojidays;

MR. AND MRS. D. Nimmo
motored to Ashcroft on Tuesday,
April 8, where they visited with
Mrs. Nimmo’s cousin, whom she
had not seen for 20 years.

MR. AND MRS. Shig Uyeyama
and girls motored to Vancouver

distribution
fiim will show the con-
the advancement of the Africans.
for children, to

Shirley Tyte; Edmund de ay, cameraman; Len Green, sound

expert; and Dickie Sada, film strip specialist. Their efforts will
be presented in
ary effort.

1959 as part of the “Focus on Africa” mission-

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Education Hearings To Start Here

British Columbia's Royal British Columbia, Vancouver 8,
Commission on education will|B.c.
visit 32 centres throughout the
Province between May, 1958, and
June, 1959, to conduct hearings,
commission chairman Dean S.‘N.
F. Chant announced recently.

Dean Chant said that briefs
received by the commission
would be held in confidence, but
the commission would not object
if organizations and individuals
Sent their briefs to newspapers,

The commission has divided

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the province into 12 regions,
and will begin hearings during
May in Lillooet, Quesnel and
Williams Lake.

Dean Chant emphasized that
the schedule is tentative, and
may be subject to revision at a
jater date. Mrs. Norman Telford and

« However,” he added, “ad-|daughter Beverly, at the home
Vertisements will be inserted in/of Mrs. K. A. ‘Telford. ‘The
local newspapers well in advance |ladics presented Mrs. N. Telford
giving the exact date of the|with a sleeper-stroller. Tea was
commission’s visit.” served by the hostesses, Mrs

Dean Chant said that only|Jack Bliss, Mrs. Clift Kinkead
those who haye submitted briefs|and Mrs. Vera Hance.
at least two weeks in advance of
the date of the hearings will be
heard: by the commission. In-
structions for preparing briefs
may be obtained by writing to
‘Dean Chant, “University of

Alexis Creek News

ON THE afternoon of April

KEN HOPKINS has returned
from Williams Lake to re-open
Ken’s Motel and Coffee Shop,
which has been closed during
the winter season, Visitors of
Mr. Hopkins over the Easter
weekend were Stan Brecknock,
daughter Judy and sons Donald
and Martin, North Vancouver.

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Victoria Men BR Nonies Gor os

+ and family have returned from

=" Ik liday. ‘hey

To Follow Gold svemear” sissy"
Escort Route

Cawston and Hope. En route
home they visited the Tom Ham-

“Victoria Chamber of Com-
merce Gold Escort of 18 able

ilton’s, of Horsefiy.
bodied citizens will pass through

MRS. FRANCIS OWENS, In-

dian Department nurse. for
Williams Lake April 28 on the
Way to Barkerville’ to take

Alexis Creek and district, trav-
elled to Brocklehurst, Kamloops,

charge of Cariboo treasure as

authorized by Governor Doug-

to spent Easter with her parents
las.”

VISITORS of Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Kinkead are their son and

daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
These lines from the old, Kinkead, of Williams
tattered minute hook of Janet Kinkead, who is

Victoria chamber tell a vi attending school at Gibson's

Landing, was home for Easter,

It was in the year 1863
that Governor Douglas gave his
full blessing to the establish-
ment of the Gold Escort.

Next week, members of the
Victoria chamber will re-enact
the higtorical episode from the
storied days of propecting and
gold panning, although unlike
those who came this way almost
100 years ago, the present mem-
bers will come by bus, rather
than on horseback and by stage
coach.

The party will arrive here on
Monday, April 28, and it is ex-
Pected that the local Board of
Trade will join them in a social
evening.

FLY THERE!

IN COMFORT

Riske Creek News

MR. AND MRS. Gene Johnson
and family visited relatives in
Quesnel over the Easter holi-
days.

MRS. PAULINE PERRY and
children were visiting with the
Tory Exshaw’s last week,

MRS. JOAN SCOTT and son
Gib have been spending a few
@ays with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Ward.

MR. AND MRS. T. Wilson and
family spent the Easter holidays
| at Big Creek.

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to spend part of the Easter holi-
days.

MR. AND MRS. Alex McKin-
non and children left on Satur-
day morning to spend 2 week at
the coast.

BILL BAKER, who has been
employed in Vancouver, spent
Easter with his family. On his
return to the city he was accom-
panied by his wife and daughter.

REV. AND MRS. WIEBE,
daughter Kay and Roland
Poirier left on Saturday, April
5, tor Edmonton, where they

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Wiebe's daughter, Rosalie, from
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MR. AND MRS. MARCHAK
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