THE WILLIAMS

LAKE TRIBUNE

Wednesday, May 13, 195

FACE-LIFTING JOB

Roaring dirt-moving machines have been slicing into
the hillside below the new high school this week
as landscaping work starts. The earth moving is
being done by Dawson & Wade Construction and
involves some 200,000 yards of earth, Below the
terrace immediately west of the building, space is
being made for a 440-yard track.

Three children | Magistrates help
Christened on cut province
Mothers Day 7 accident rate

VERNON — Attorney-General
Three small children were |RObert Bonner says British Col-
christened at the lovely Mothers}¥™bia magistrates have helped
Day service at St. Andrew’s|t cut the province's traffic
United Church Sunday morning | #¢cident record.
by Rev. C. H. Lee. Speaking here last week at the
opening session of a three-day
The tiny eight-month-old| magistrates’ conference, Mr.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stew-' Bonner said: “ Magistrates and
art Smith was given the names|police have undoubtedly _per-
Tannis Paige. suaded the driving public to look
Rockwell Ralston were the|out for its own safety.”
names given to the two-year-old| Police are taking a more
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul|serious view of traific infrac-
Niquidet. tions and magistrates have been
The small daughter of Mr. and|handing out uniform penalties,
Mrs. Harry Roloff was baptized Last year, B.C. was the only
with the name Sylvia. province in Canada where the

Search for Talent
Show finals held

PRINCE GEORGE—An exten:
northern Interior by the Associated
Travellers has ended. ‘

ve search in the
Commercial

The search referred to is the cone wh
“Search for Talent” contest |“heaue for $276, Williams Lake
which wound up with the grand Elks’ representative Bert Rob-
finale in the Prince George|@™s received a $216 donation
Civic Genes and Mr. Beach presented a $100

The finale, plus four pretim-| heave to Ross Ingles of the
inary contests held at Prince | West Quesnel Ratepayers’ Asso-
George, Quesnel, Williams Lake | “#tion a .
and Vanderhoot, succeeded in| These organization joined the
raising about $1,000 for charit-|*CT im presenting the contests
able appeals. at the various centres and will

_ use the funds for a number of
worthwhile causes,

PRESENTED CHEQUES

At a banquet here recently,
ACT president Bob Beach pre-
sented cheques for these chari-
ties to four separate groups.

A $351 cheque was presented

NO DECISION

The finalists of the contest
have not yet been named as the
winner is decided by the audi-
ence and the mail vote will not

to the past-president of the

local Canadian Arthritis and|be closed until May 13

Rheumatism Society, “ Tors Two finalists from each centre

Torgerson, participated in the grand finale
Dennis Carriere of the Van-| Saturday night.

derhoof Kinsmen, accepted a| Representing Prince George

were Gary and the Valentines
and the Cariboo Rhythm Pals.
Entertainment was also sup~

CHURCH Jess
SERVICES

“‘This would indicate that our
approach to the problem has

been more successful than in
(Mennonite Radio

other parts.”
Deputy Attorney-General G. D.
Mission) !
Sunday, 8:30 a.m. |

Kennedy said his department is
seeking to revise magistrates’
fees and amend the Criminal
Code of Canada so that magis-
trates would receive a fee
| whether or not they canvicted
|an ‘accused person.

He said that magistrates who
transfer juveniles from juvenile
court to police court should not
sit at both hearings.

Oral Roberts

Lac La Hache News

MRS. DAN GUNDERSON, Mrs

Ray Hamilton, Mrs. Eva Don-
Sunday, 9:00 a.m. caster, Lac La Hache, and Rev
and Mrs. A. M. McNeil and Mrs.
Dough Stammus of 100 Mile

House motored to Prince George
to attend the United Church
Women's Association Presbytery
May 6

MR. AND MRS. Elmer Stuart
and daughter Jennie were recent

Voice of
Prophecy

Sunday, 9:30 a.m.

war weekend visitors to Kamloops
British Israel || css‘srt.ct’ :
MALCOLM ATKINSON, Allen

Sunday, 10:15 a.m.

Church of the Air

Morning Service
Sunday, 11:00 a.m.

Christian

Smith, Mrs. Douglas Porter and
daughter Carmen have returned
home after visiting relatives and
friends in Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick. They made the trip
by car,

MRS. MAURITA MERRIL and
daughter Janet and little Bruce

Ingram, Kamloops, spent the
° weekend with Mrs
Science | fens. sr ane ae
art, also hr eleter Mre
dav jon,
Ist & 8rd Sun Jonore

5:05 p.m.

plied by six guest artists from
the various centres.

Adjudicated top guest artist
was soloist Dick Wayling, bass,
of Quesnel.

Plans are underway to hold a
|Search for Talent Contest again
next year and preliminary
planning calls for the contest
area to be widened to include
other centres in the Cariboo.

More than 3,000 Canadians
died in the last decade as a re-
sult of accidental poisoning
ceeded onl:
the most fatal type of home
cident.

BROWNIES CORNER

. We are happy to report that
our “Cookie Day" last Satur-
day was a complete success, and
we were pleased that we could
sell our 600 boxes of cookies.

We want to thank the local
association for their help in
‘ansporting Brownies ‘to the
various areas, and we want to
thank you people_of Williams
Lake for making us feel so wel-
come,

Last week’s meeting opened
with a “Pygmy Hunt,” which
Fairy Godmother took us on.
This game is a perennial favorite

talents of Brownies.
Gold Crowns for

with Brownies—they never tire
of it.

We welcomed a new Brownie
into our pack. She is Helen
Larson, who is transferring
from the Kimberley Brownie
Pack where she lived before she
came to Williams Lake. Wel-
come to the Elf Six of the 1st
Williams Lake Brownies, Helen.

Diano Downes; Fairies,

Elves, Helen Larson.

The test for the Union Jaci
was passed by Eleanor Scott,
Sharon Cormier and Lillian
Larson.

In Pow-Wow Fairy Godmother
read us the story of “‘ The Brow-

inspection,| There
went to the following: Pixies, {Brownie has to give to the wor!
Marilynn Jones; Little People,|—Hope, Joy and Humility—ar
Ann|this Brownie gave the first tw
Singlehurst; Sprites, Fay Piper; |but had not learned Humilit

nie Who Wanted to be First.
are three things

Tt was not until she had learne

| it that she ceased wanting to t

“ first.”

Aklavik in the Northwe
Territories is the centre of o1
of the world's largest fur area

After six songs we formed
two groups and danced “ Jennie

Crack Corn,” a sort of Virginia
reel. Further than that we ac-
companied ourselves vocally.
There is just no limit to the

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WILLIAMS LAKE
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decent living in Williams Lake

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Sunday, 3:00 p.m. any more—not since local re
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