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OARDS OF THANKS

The officers and members of the
Central Cariboo Music Festi-
val’ Committee would like to
express. their sincere thanks
to the many persons and or-
ganizations who helped to
make this year's festival such

but we would
like them all to know that
without -their assistance it
would not be possible-to an-
nually dedicate this musical
event to the children of the
district.

 ______

I wish to express my sincere
appreciation to Dr. Temple
and nurses of War Memorial
Hospital for their kind atten-
tion during by recent hospital-
ization. Mrs. J.

ee ae eee ae
The Sisters of the Child Jesus
wish to express their sincere
thanks and appreciation to all
Kind friends who kindly gave
their time and donations to-
ward the pantry shower for
Rosary Hall.
daily for their benefactors.

SITUATION WANTED
MALE

EXPERIENCED Cat operator
wants work logging, road
building or what have you.
Mr. Eugene Somerville, phone

2R2

“Langley 892R2.

TWO-BEDROOM

FOR SALE

ONE Roto Tiller with attach-

ments. Apply Herbert Lee
Skipp, P.O. Box 68, Williams
Lake, B.C. -

house, fully
modern, 2-car garage, imme-
diate possession. Write P.O.
Box 867, Town.

a
USED South Bend metal lathe,

8-ft. bed with 8-inch swing,
complete with adjustable
speed pulley mount, 3-jawed
chuck and 3 cutter holders.
Secretary - Treasurer, School
District No. 27, Box 370,
Williams Lake, B.C. .

INFORMATION WANTED
Ce

Would Sulo Heikkila or anyone

knowing his whereabouts
please communicate with Box
576, The Tribune. Signature
needed on land sale. Urgent.

FOR RENT

ea ete diecgaed
The Sisters pray | NICE ROOM with Kitchen priv.

ileges. Phone 77-K.
Avenue North.

365 5th

ee en
ROOM for gentleman. Phone
14-Q.

—
SUITE in town, three rms., self-

contained; own entrance. Box

575, The Tribune.

WANTED TO RENT

HEAVY DUTY motor mechanic
in or out of town. Phone
283-¥:

FOR SALE

COOPER RANCH
On Deadman’s Cree]
Savona, B.C. 800 acres deed-
ed land
2,000 ac

= it
outbuildings ana mac

nine’
Full price oniy $32,000.60
with $15,000.00 down. Some

SKULLY & CO. LTD.

HOUSE of any kind, situated be-

tween Wms. Lake and 150
Mile House. Write H. Harri-
son, Gen. Del., Wms. Lake.

NOTICE
OTICE

Ne
NOTICE, is hereby given that

effective May 31, 1959, pas-
senger service to Chilcotin
will be discontinued subject
consent of the Public
Commission.
HODGSON BROS.
Per J. Gillis, Partner.

————— eee

WANTED

MISCELLANEOUS

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

High volume service station
available for lease in Williams
Lake. Approximately $5,000
Tequired for stock and equip-
ment. For further informa-
tion phone 27.

ee

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
TEACHERS.
WANTED

British Columbia’s rapid

growth, and constantly in-

creasing school population,

have created an unprecenden-
ted demand for teachers. This
demand will continue for an
indefinite period,
career opportunities NEVER
BEFORE EQUALLED in edu-
cation.

TEACHING OFFERS:

- Training at low cost.

- Bursaries and no-interest
loans to finance training.

- Assured employment with
good starting salary.

- Wide choice of positions
throughout B.C.

- Annual salary increments,
paid sick leave, superannu-
ation.

- Additional salary for im-
proved certification.

- Security of tenure—No lay-
offs.

- Opportunities for advance-
ment in administration.

- Expanding opportunities for
service,

- Time to .take additional
training or to travel.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

FOR TEACHER TRAINING

Is AVAILABLE TO EVERY
SERIOUS APPLICANT

STUDENTS considering teach-
ing as a career should con-
tact their school principal or
district superintendent for
complete information on: Aca-
demic requirements; admis-
sion procedure at the College
of Education, University of
British Columbia, or Victoria
College; financial assistance
through bursaries and no-
interest loans.

TEACHING IS ONE OF THE
MOST SATISFYING CAREERS
OPEN TO STUDENTS TODAY

Share in Shaping B.C.'s
Ruture

Prepared anf issued by The

B.C. School Trustees Associa-

tion in the interest of educa-
* tion.

Cloverdale, B.C.

GAMETRAILS RANCH

480 acres of good meadow
land situated 6 miles north
of Horsefly, B.C. 50 head of
cattle, tractor, harrow, mower,
s.a. rake, baler, disc, 2 plows,
Seed drill, 2 binders, thresh-
ing machine, truck, lighting
plant. Buildings — good 5
bedroom log house on con-
crete, good barn, machinery
shed and other outbuildings.
from

r

Ample open
School 4% mile. The price on
this going concern _ is
$37,500.00 with $15,000.00
down, balance $2,000.00 per
annum at.6 percent.

L. K. SKULLY & CO. LID.
Cloverdale, B.C.

=

2,500 excellent folding chairs,
banquet tables, church pews,
beer parlor chairs, carpet,
linoleum and tiles. | LaSalle,
945 Granville St., Vancouver,
B.C.

100 9-week Hampshire pullets,
$1.35 each; 100 7-week
Hampshire pullets, $1.15 ea.;
fob Quesnel. Chicks, turkey
poults and ducklings. In-
terior Poultry, Box 608 Ques-
nel.

QUANTITY of baled straw, $15
ton, 30¢ bi Richmond
Farms, Soda Creek.

4-ROOM HOUSE on large lot,
ann, centrally located, good garage.
\ Phone 22-A or write P.O. Box

838, Town.
TWO DUPLEX’S on separate
lots, electricity throughout,

water and automatic heat,
situated near town, part cash.

Phone 300-F.

LAKESHORE property, south
Lakeside, Williams Lake;
three rental units. Contact

J. R. Erskine, South Lakeside,
“> or write Gen. Delivery, Wms.
Lake, for full particulars.

OO

SACRIFICE SALE, owner leay-
ing town, nice two-bedroom
house situated on double lot
one mile from Williams Lake;
full price $3,100. To view
phone 283-J after 4:00.

THREE-ROOM HOUSE on 5.4
acres land three miles on Chil-
cotin Road. Phone 421-M.

1 DUMP BOX HOIST; 1 1957
Ford Ranch Wagon; 2 wood
ranges; a few yearling heif-
ers. Contact Mrs. Del Fowler.

1947 WILLYS JEEP, %-ton, 4-
wheel drive, $400 Apply
Horsefly Store.

SHIPLAP now available at Gun-
stveit’s Mill, 9 miles on Dog
Creek road.

Box
ae

apply

LISTINGS WANTED!
Buyers waiting! We have
clients ready to deal on:
Hunting—fishing camps
Lakefront acreage
Motels and resorts
Unimproved land
Retail stores
Ranches
Please send complete des-
cription, full price and terms
required.

WESTMINSTER REALTY LTD.

521 Columbia Street
New Westminster, B.C.

MISCELLANEOUS

Surplus Horses
WANTED

We specialise in cattle and
horses, all kinds.

H& W
LIVESTOCK

Buyers
FAT AND FEEDER
CATTLE
STOCK COWS
AND CALVES

DON WALKER

Williams Lake, General Del.

Phone 421-R
BERT ROBERTS
Phone 287-¥ or 365-F

—

IF YOU HAVE A
RANCH TO SELL

We have a number of buyers
who are seriously interested
in cattle lands and ranches

in the Interior.

Farm Specialists for over 40

years,

Write to
L. K. Sully & Co. Ltd.
173 Cloverdale, B.C.

PRINCE GEORGE

HOUSE MOVERS LTD.
House moving and

Litting Service available in

Williams Lake and District

FULL INSURANCE

FREE ESTIMATES

CHARLIE EDGSON,

Phone Quesnel 331-X-i,
Box 314, Quesnel.

FOUND

3 COATS and sweater at War
Memorial Arena. Owners may
contact Mrs. Brookbank at
71-Q.

LOST

|
ONE 12-foot 2%4-inch hard rub-

ber hose on Chilcotin road be-
tween Williams Lake and
Riske Creek. Reward for re-
turn to Sid Pigeon, Shell Oil
Agent, Wms. Lake.

——

HOUND, black female, about 10
years old, answers to Lady.
Reward. J. E. Moore, Box
255, Town.

TENDERS

TENDERS—TWO ROOM
ADDITION

Tenders are invited for the
construction of a two room
addition to the Bridge Lake
Superior School.

Plans, specifications and
Forms of Tender may be ob-
tained from the Office of the

School Board in Williams
Lake, B.C., on receipt of a
deposit of $25.00. Sealed

tenders marked as to contract
will be received by the Secre-
tary-Treasurer and opened at
5:00 p.m. at the School Board
Office in Williams Lake on
Thursday, May 14, 1959.

Each tender must be ac-
companied by a certified
cheque in the amount of 10
Percent of the contract price
or a bid bond in the amount
of 15 percent of the contract
price.

G. L. YORKSTON,
Secretary-Treasurer,
School District No. 27,
Box 370,
Williams Lake, B.C.

LEGALS

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to
Apply to Lease Land
In Land Recording District

of Williams Lake, B.C., and
situate 14 miles N.V of
Tautri Lake.

Take notice that L. G.

Scarff, of Williams Lake, B.C.,
occupation contractor, intends
to apply for a lease of the
following described lands:
Commenci a post
planted approximately 2 miles
W. of the S.W. corner of

Lot 352, Cariboo District;
thence 30 chains west; thence
30 chains south; thence 30

chains east; thence 30 chains
north to point of commence-
ment; and containing 90 acres,
more or less, for the purpose |
of hay and grazing.

LEONARD G. SCARFF.
April 6, 1959.

LEGALS

LAND REGISTRY ACT
(Section 161)

IN THE MATTER OF

(a) District Lot 1188, Lillooet

District.

District Lot 5779, Cariboo

District.

District Lot 9181, Cariboo

District.

(b)

District Lot 9180, Cariboo
District.

North half of Section 34,
and North half of South
half of Section 34, All of
Township 52, Lillooet
District. .
(f) North half of Section 33
and North half of North
half of Southeast quarter
0 Section 33, all of Town-
ship 52, Lillooet District.

PROOF having been filed
in my office of the loss of Cer-
tificates of Title nos. 165337F,
38381M, 38382M, 38383M,
all bearing date the 21st of
December, 1953, and Certifi-
cates of Title nos. 16547F
and 165471F, both bearing the
date of January 5th, 1954,
respectively, all in the name
of MELVILLE CHARLE:!

“LAND ACT”

Notice of Intention to
Apply to Purchase Land

In Land Recording District
of Williams Lake, B.C., and
situate south of Puntzi Lake.

TAKE NOTICE that Ray-
mond Edward Ashby, of 917th
Squadron, Williams . Lake,
B.C., occupation Air Force, i
tends to apply for permission

to purchase the following
described lands: —
Commencing at a post

planted at the N.E. corner of
Lot 10, of D. L. 1072, Range
Three Coast District; thence
360 feet easterly; thence 300
feet southerl: thence’ 360
feet westerly; thence follow-
ing the boundary of Lots 9
and 10 to point of commence-
ment; and containing 2%,
acres, more or less.

The purpose for which the
land is required is homesite.

RAYMOND E. ASHBY.

April 1, 1959.

“LAND ACT”
Notice of Intention to
Apply to Purchase Land

In Land Recording District
of Williams Lake, B.C., and

SCARCE MOON, of Meldrum
Creek, B.C.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
OF MY intention at the expir-
ation of one calendar month
from the first publication
hereof to issue to the said
Melville Charles Scarce Moon,
Provisional Certificates of
Title in lieu of such lost Cer-
tificates. Any person having
any information with refer-
ence to such lost certificates of
title is requested to communi-
cate with the undersigned.

DATED at Land Registry
Kamloops, British Columbia,
this 25th day of March, 1959.

“A. A. DAY”
A. A. Day, Deputy Registrar,
Kamloops Land Registration
District.

LAND ACT

Notice of Intention to
Apply to Purchase Land

In Land Recording District
of Williams Lake, B.C., and
situate up three miles from
Tautri Creek Cold Springs, i
on map approximately 3

miles north west of Lot 352.
‘AKE NOTICE that W. D.

Woodward, of Al Creek,
occupation rancher, intends to
apply for permission to pur-
chase the following described
ands: {

Commencing at a _ post
planted approximately 3%
miles southwest of Lot No.
| 352; thence 20 chains east;
thence 20 chains north; thence
20 chains west; thence 20
chains south; and containing
80 acres, more or less.

The purpose for which the
land is required is ranching,
hay.

WILLIAM
WOODWA:
, 1959.

DONALD
RD

“LAND ACT”

Notice of Intention to
Apply to Purchase Land

In Land Recording District
of Williams Lake, B.C., and
situate at Skinner Bridge on
the Chilanko River and north
of Chilcotin highway.

TAKE NOTICE that
Tranetoft Neilsen, of 917
Sadn., Williams Lake, B.C.,
occupation boiler fireman, in-
ends to apply for permission
to purchase the following des-
cribed lands:—

Commencing at a _ post
planted at S.B. corner of Lot
1703 along the Puntzi Mount-

Arne

ain Air Base road; thence
eight chains south; thence
eight chains west; thence
seven chains north; thence

seven chains east to point of

commencement; and contain-

ing seven acres, more or less.

The purpose for which the

land is required is homesite.
ARNE TRANETOFT
NIELSEN,

April 20, 1959.

“LAND ACT”

Notice of Intention to
Apply to Lease Land
In Land Recording District

of Cariboo, and situate in the
Quesnel Forks Assessment
District and Province of

British Columbia.

Take notice that Harry L.
Williams, as agent for The
Corporation of the Village of
Williams Lake, of Williams
Lake, B.C., occupation fore-
man, intends to apply for a

lease of the following des-
cribed lands: —

Commencing at a _ post
planted at a point about 50
fifty) chains west of the
south-west corner of Lot
11590, Cariboo District;
thence 10 chains north;

thence 15 chains east; thence
10 chains south: thence 15
chains to point of commence-
ment; and containing 15
acres, more or less, for the
purpose of a gravel pit.

THE CORPORATION OF

THE VILLAGE OF

WILLIAMS LAKE,

Per Harry L. Williams.
April 13, 1959.

situate appr 4 miles
from Williams Lake, B.C.,
along the River Road S.W. of
and adjacent to Lot No.
11887.

TAKE NOTICE that Mr.
Emil Rich, of Williams Lake,
B.C., occupation millwright,
intends to apply for permis-
sion to purchase the following
described lands:—

Commencing at a post
planted at the S.W. corner of
Lot No. 11887; thence 10
chains north along Lot No.
11887; thence 15 chains
west; thence 5 chains south;
thence 15 chains along road:
and containing 12 acres, more
or less.
The purpose for which the
land is required is homesite.
E. RICH.
April 10, 1959.

“LAND ACT”

Notice of Intention to
Apply to Lease Land

In Land Recording District
of Cariboo (Williams Lake),
and situate one-half mile
north of the Chilcotin River,
adjacent to Lot 9929.

Take notice that T. L. Bay-
liff, of Alexis Creek, | occupa-
tion rancher, intends to apply

sfor a lease of the following
YReScribed lands:— :

Commencing at a_ post
“planted at the south-east cor-
ner of Lot 9929; thence east
20 chains; thence north 40
chains; thence west 20 chains;
thence north 20 chains;
thence west 20 chains; thence
north 20 chains; thence west
20 chains; thence south 40
chains; thence east 20 chains;
thence south 20 chains; thence
east 20 chains; thence south
20 chains; and containing 240
acres, more or less, for the
purpose of hay cutting and
pasture. «

TIMOTHY L. BAYLIFF.
April 16, 1959.

MACHINERY

NOW'S
THE TIME
TO BUY!

“Now is the time to get ready
for the busy season. And
now is the time to buy that
used machine from Finning
Tractor. Finning used
equipment is ready. right
now to make money for
Why not see Finning’s
today?

CAT D8 TRACTOR
18A series w-cable dozer,
hyster winch. Now being re-
paired in our Terrace shop.
FT-4264 __ Price on request

CAT D7 TRACTOR
Overhauled in our shops, this
1950 model has Cat Dozer,
Hyster winch. Top value.
Certified buy, 30-day war-
ranty, fob Terrace.

FT-4282

CAT D4 TRACTOR
1950 model, w-Cat hyd.
angledozer, No. 44 control.
Re-rimmed sprockets, balance

$14,500

of machine fair. As is, fob
Prince George.
FT-4135 _ —- $5,500

INT. TD-9 TRACTOR

1947 machine, has Isaacson
dozer, winch. In fair con-
dition, low price. As is, fob
Williams Lake.
FT-4483 _ $4,750
NOW'S THE TIME.
See your
CATERPILLAR
Dealer

FINNING TRACTOR

& EQUIPMENT CO. LID.
Phone 130 Williams Lake

“Where Used Equipment Is A
Business — Not A Sideline!” *

TIMBER AND MILLS
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Auction of Timber
Sale X78197
There will be’ offered for
sale at public auction, at 11
a.m., on Friday, May 8, 1949,
in the office of the Forest

Three (3) years will be
allowed for "removal of
timber.

Provided anyone who is

unable to attend the auction
in person may submit a sealed
tender, to be opened at the

hour of auction and treated
as one bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the District
Forester, Kamloops, B.C.; or
the Forest Ranger, 100 Mile
House, B.C. 3

eee ere SS ety

SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK

RUTH,
COMPASSION

By RJ. SCO

BATH. a
iz SAME WATER MAY BE USED

whe WERT BACKER; FOR Oa

PLACE ISA Pi E

Auction of Timber
Sale X 78172

There “will be offered for
sale at public auction at 11:30
a.m.,on Friday, May 8, 1959,
in the office of the Forest
Ranger, 100 Mile House, B.C.,
The Licence X78172, to cut
226,000 cubic feet of fir and
other species sawlogs, on an
area situated five miles north-
west of Lac La Hache, south
of and adjacent to Lot 2821,
Lillooet District.

Three (3) years will be
allowed for removal of
timber. .

Provided anyone who
unable to attend the auction
in person may submit a sealed
tender, to be opened at the
hour of auction and treated
as one bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the District
Forester, Kamloops, B.C.: or
the Forest Ranger, 100 Mile
House, B.C.

Auction of ‘Cimber
Sale X78409

There will be offered for
sale at public auction, at 11
a.m., on June 12, 1959, in the
office of the Forest Ranger at

lexis Creek, the Licence
X78409, to cut 1,067,000
cubic feet of fir trees and
trees of other species, on an
area situated on vacant Crown
land, five miles north-east of
Meldrum Creek P.O., Cariboo
Land District.

Five (5) years will be
allowed for removal of
timber.

Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person
may submit a sealed tender,
to be opened at the hour of
auction and treated as cne
bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from Deputy
Minister of Forests, \ ictoria,
B.C.; or the District Forester,

«Kamloops, B.C.; or the Fore:
Ranger, Alexis Creek, B.C.

Auction of Timber
Sale X76957

There will be offered for
sale at public auction, at 11
a.m., on June 12, 1959, in the
office of the Forest Ranger,
100 Mile House, the
Licence 7,

spruce, lodgepole pine, cedar
and balsam trees and trees of
other species, on an area sit-
uated on vacant Crown land,
two miles North-Hast of Roger
Lake, Lillooet Land District.

Three (3) years will be
allowed for removal of
timber.

Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person
may submit a sealed tender,
to be opened at the hour of
auction and treated as one
bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy
Minister of Forests, Victoria,
B.C., or the District Forester,
Kamloops, B.C.; or the Forest
Ranger, 100 Mile House, B.C.

Auction of Timber

There will be offered for
sale at public auction, at 11
a.m., on June 5, 1959, in the
office of the Forest Ranger,
100. Mile House, B.C., the
it to cut

lodgepole pine trees and trees
of other species, on an area
situated on part of Lots 1617,
1621 and 1622 and vacant
Crown land two miles south
of Pressy Lake, Lillooet Land
District.

Three (3) years will be
allowed for removal of
timber.

Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person
may submit a sealed tender,
to be opened at the hour of
auction and treated as one
bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the Deputy
Minister of Forests, Victoria,
B.C.; or the District Forester,
Kamloops, B.C.; or the Forest
Ranger, 100 Mile House, B.C.

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Staplers - Perforators
Filing Supplies
Binders - Ledger Sheets
e

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sat
Musket balls, relics ot

f the War of 1812, wer

€ cy
e found im-

bedded in the trunk\of this tree, which park employeés Wil-
liam Main, left, and Ron Bryan cut down in a Toronto park.
The two men were puzzled when their crosscut saw was re-
Peatedly dulled as they sawed down the tree. Their puzzlement

of a war 147 years ago.

turned to amazement when exnerts verified that they were relics

700 POUNDS OF SUCCULENT

APPLE

E. Di Tomasso, left, eagerly awaits his Portion of world’s
largest apple pie as Toronto Mayor Phillips enjoys his with

gusto. James McAvitty,

president of Canadian Tourist Ass'n,

officially opened the Canadian Restaurant Ass’n convention
show in Toronto by cutting sample slices of the pie which

was

presented by the (Canadian Horticultural “Council on
behalf of Canada’s apple growers.
inches in diameter, took eight hours ti

The 700-nound pie, 66
0 make.

Many of the wives of Canadian soldiers stationed at Camp
Borden, Ont. are as well versed on guns and ammunition as

their

one night a week as a

army husbands. For seven years,
femmes who call themselves the

a group of 25 rifle-packing
“armettes,” have been shooting

hobby. They take the sport seriously and

the club is affiliated with the Dominion Marksmen’s association.

the rules of proper shooting and safety are observed. Peggy
Whitmore, left,and Grace White are two of the crack shots who
enjoy the break from household routine.