Wedeesdap, July 46, inti

Canseists fall
Fraser Brigade

LILLOOET — Emulating the
recent Simon Traser canoe trip
down the mighty Fraser were
two young men from Salt Lake
City, Utah, who are ardent de-
yotees of the sport of battling
currents and who arrived at Lil-
looet July 7 after traversing the
route from Prince George in a
canoe. They are Allan Neill and
Leslie A. Jones, the latter in his
early thirties while Neill is itr his
late twenties.

Jones says he had travelled
some of the most famous river
currents in Idaho, Utah, Mon-
tana, Wyoming and Oklahoma,
but never ran across one as
tough as the Fraser.

They travelled to Prince|&§
George by auto, with Leslie
Jones’ mother, Mrs. Manella

Jones, also of Salt Lake City,
who, after they had taken off
on their trip, drove the car back
to Lytton to await their arrival.

They said the first night
they decided to pitch camp just
above Big Bar Creek, it was
raining and a bunch of rocks
and a mud slide came tumbling
down on the spot they had
chosen and forced them to seek
another location. =

They came through Marble
Canyon and found it extra tough
going, due to cross-currents and
whirlpools.

They had been warned of the
treacherous waters where Bridge
River enters the Fraser and
after seeing it decided not to

push their luck too far, so they | ©

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Four generations and a double chris-
tening brought a family reunion to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kin-
kead Sunday. Pictured above are Stan
Kinkead and his two children, Gregory

THE Thipuyg, Wilsis

&

The }jnst Indian to be ap-
Pointed te the Royal Canadian

ous student offices phile attepd-
ing school. He alg@ served on
the sports committea, was active

ee ee a

Becemes first ladian. io jain Mounties

in courses designed {o fit re-
eruits for eareers in the force.
On

FOUR GENERATIONS .. .

and Joann,

Mounted Police force now is
undergoing recruit training in
Regina, We is Edward Brenton

Kelly of Sardis, B.C., a mem-
ber of the Tzeschten Band.
New Westminster Agency,

whose appointment as a con-
stable dates from April 2, 1958.
He is the son of Edward and
Delavina Kelly. While his father
was a barber in Vancouver, Con-
stable. Kelly attended public
school in that city; when his
parent opened his own shop on
the Tzeschten Reserve, the
young: “‘Mountie” completed his
education at Chilliwack High
School, graduating from grade
12 in 1957 when he was 18

years of age. He had held: vari-°

satisfactorily
this course, Constable Kelly will
be posted ta a suitable Division.

comptetin
in the Woif Cubs and Trail pene

Rangers, and spent a year with
the Air Cadets.

The initial period of enlist-
ment in the RCMP is five years.
The first year is probationary
and includes ive training

You can't get rid of a bad
temper by losing it.

: Thought
for the
Week

“A part of what you earn
should be yours to keep" is a

District Official

District representative Mrs. D.

Cowan was an Official visitor at
the last meeting of the Legion
Women’s Auxiliary.

Mrs. Cowan initiated five new
members: Mrs. Patton, Mrs.
Fowler, Mrs. Blackall, Mrs.
Grey and Mrs. McFadden.

good maxim for any man or
a

TV[eat Specials

woman.
war booms and inflationary
tendencies have made it hard
for the average person to save.

his grandmother,
Anne Owen and his mother, Mrs. Kin-
kead. The christening took place at
the United Church.

Mrs.

Tribune photo

Kamloops stock
sale prices

There were 433 head sold

Pipeline
system

According to the annual re-

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the B.C. Live Stock Producers|port of Westcoast ‘Transmission

o-op at the Kamloops auction|Company, its present natural

portaged close to the bridge at|JUWY 8. for a total value of|gas system consists of a 650-
Lillocet. $64,464.00. mile, 30-inch diameter, and a
Jones says they will record Price range showed butcher; %3-mile, 26-inch diameter main
the hazards and pleasures of |Steers going for from $19.25 to| transmission pipeline, with
their trip along the Fraser|$22-20; feeder steers from!50,500 installed compressor
from Prince George to Lillooet, |$19-00 to $22.25; butcher heif-|horsepower, a gas processing
ers, $15.00 to $21.50; stocker|Plant at Taylor, and 205 miles

for the benefit of other out-
door and canoeing devotees,
through ‘outdoor societies to|®

which they belong. b

Boat equipment
necessary

Any vessel that does not ex-
ceed 15 tons and is equipped
permanently or temporarily with
a motor of ten horsepower or
more is required to be licensed.
This license may be obtained
from the RCMP. After such lic-
ense has been obtained, the lic-
ense number must be marked
on the vessel on each bow, or
on boards affixed to each bow
in contrasting letters of not less
than 3 inches in height.

Every power driven pleasure
craft not over 18 feet in length
is required to carry;

1, One approved standard life-
jacket, life saving vest, life sav-
ing jacket, or life saving cushion
for each person on board, and

2. Two oats and rowlocks, or
two paddles, and

2. One bailer, or manual pump
and

4. If equipped with an inboard
motor or a cooking or heating
appliance that burns liquid or
gaseous fuel, one Class B1 fire
extinguisher.

Tire Trouble?

See us

heifers, $14.75 to $19.30; cows,

calves, $17.00 to $19.50.

of gathering pipeline.

12.50 to $18.40; bulls, $18.00}
good calves, $20.00
; common to medium

Profits, not prophets, foretell
the future.

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