<THE W SS Se se a LLIAMS LAKE TRIBU oe —s a William: S Lake, B.C., Wednesday, May 13, 1959 SECOND FRONT = LILLOOET OPENS HOSPITAL The new Lillooet District Hospital, Lillooet, was officially opened by the Hon. Eric Martin, Minister of Health Services and Hospital Insurance, at a special afternoon ceremony held on May 6. The new hospital, built in the form of a modified “T,” is a one-storey reinforced> concrete building, providing accommodation for 16 beds and eight bassinets. It is so designed that an additional storey may be added at a future date, and there is an unfinished area for four additional beds which may be brought into operation quickly and inexpensively, when_re- quireé: A new 10-bed staff residence was also opened. The total cost of the overall project was estimated at $392,500. Alexis Creek hotel changes hands Sale of the Chilcotin Hotel at; Mr. and Mrs. Barrowman have Alexis Creek was anrfounced this|no immediate plans for the fut- week by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bar-|ture, but will stay in this part rowman. of the country for a while. The -well-known hoféi-tnas{ Change of ownership is-effec- been purehased by Pat Scalion|*ve immediatelyy and Miss Joyce Russell The new owners are also well- Buy low-bed . equipment known in the Chilcotin and Cari- boo. Mr. Scallon has ranched in the Big Creek country for ome eC ters aad Miss Russell siadison and Jonestigeal haul- ing firm, has purchased the low- bed hauling equipment of Pointer & Newman and has also was accountant at Chileo Ranch for 10 years. The Chilcotin Hotel, which contains 10 rooms and a licen- ced premises, has been owned by the Barrowmans for 11 years. Tire Trouble? See us C &S Tire Service bed work from here to Van- couver. The new licencees have | tor for the low-bed unit Partners in the firm of Madi- son and Jones are Tommy Madi- son, who has been in business here for several years, and John ‘Jones, formerly of Chilliwack. THE STARLITE DRIVE-IN | SHOW STARTS AT DUSK | * Hot dogs, chips, ice cream, popcorn, chocs * Hot or cold toddy drink * Bottle-warming service | | May 14 and 15 Thursday and Friday KIRK DOUGLAS May "rand 18 LAST OF THE BADMEN Technicolor - CinemaScope GEORGE MONTGOMERY PATRICE WYMORE Saturday and Monday t f MEG RANDALL i u May 19 and 20 Tuesday and Wednesday t CARVE HER NAME WITH PRIDE taken over the licence for Jow-|®PPearance in other than sci purchased a new Kenworth trac-| meet | an insight into the training of An impressive list of new THE BIG TREES iota en rears aecomiaodno will greet holiday travellers Technicolor throughout British Columbia this season, says the Hon. Earle C. Westwood, Minister of Recre- ation and Conservation. of more than 100 establishments since last year. dation Directory published by Westwoods’ department. Gregory Peck stars in Western film at Alston “ Bravados,” May 15 and 16; iso showing Saturday after- noon matinees An engrossing western, beaut- ifully photographed in color. The story is a tense and exciting tale of vengeance about a widower who tracks down four cutlaws one by one in the belief that they are the men who «bused and murdered hi wife. The herd, Gregory Peck, puts in an excellent performance and Stephen Boyd is outstanding as one of the outlaws. Henry Silva contributes a striking portrayal of an Apache who in the climax holds the spotlight. / . eee cd * * |“ Indiscreet," May 18 and 19; | also special midnight show, | May 47 Here is a charming, sophisti- cated comedy starring Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman. It is a film that is amusing at all times and often riotously fuan: This is Miss Bergman’s fir: ous roles and she scores heavily as a stage star who in London | s and has a romance with| a visiting American (Grant). | The film is in color and was produced and directed by Stan- ley Donen, based on Norman Kasha's play “ Kind Sir * * “The D.I." May 20 and 21 ‘The D.I.," short for drill in- structor, is a story of boot train- ing in the U.S. Marine Corps at the South Carolina base of Par- ris Island. Jack Webb is the sole name in the cast, who does a top job as the tough, hard-boiled instructor. The fem- inine angle is taken care of by Jackie Loughery and the mainder of the cast, except for Don Dubbins, is made up of actual marines. The film gives | | * | | selling re- is To observe Armed Forces Day An “open house” and even- ing dance will be held at Puntzi Air Base this Saturday, marking the U.S. Armed Forces Day, For the evening dance, a bus Will leave town at 6:30 p.m. High school confusing world fo new student The changes a child experi- ences when’ graduating from a small elementary school to a large secondary school like the Williams Lake High School was the subject of a talk given to the Skyline P-TA at their last meeting by Owen Kerley, vice- principal of the high school. Mr. Kerley said the endless corridors and numbers of doors leading every which way in a large school are baffling and con- fusing to the beginner, The speaker touched on the recently - inaugurated. prefect system’ ‘and said it is showing that the students themselves are and willing to accept re- sponsibility. The teacher coun- sellors and their role in helping the new high school student was explained. At their business meeting, members completed plans for the coming “white elephant’ ‘sale, and discussed plans for an even- ing of. entertainment. Mrs. S. Malesku, who repre- sented the P-TA at the April conyention in Burnaby, gave an interesting report on the session. Average size of a Canadian farm is 302.5 acres. WAKE UP! PERK UP! Start everyday right with a cup of Brand New “Malkin‘’s Rooster Blend Coffee.” Buyone pound | | at reqular price § f andqet one pound 3 | for only &O¢ the corps, Family fare. Expenditure in resort business heavy Some $4,000,000 has gone in- o construction and renovation All will be listed and described or the guidance of vacationers n the 1959 Tourist Accommo- he B.C. Travel Bureau, the ourist-promotion branch of Mr. Now going to press for wide YOUR Glasses fitted if needed SUNNYSIDE MOTEL Inclusive my last EXAMINED May 25 - June 3. After nine years’ continuous service to people residing in the Cariboo, I look forward to meet- ing old friends again and making acquaintance with any new residents who have come in since EYES visit can ’S MOST WANTED CRIMIVALS ——— EN EE CRIMINALS This wanted man faces robbery with violence count _ - High on the list of Canada’s most ‘wanted crim- inals 4s John Frederick Meagher, a 27-year-old CuenG man, who has ‘been’ sowght since April 9, ol. = hervson and robbed them of a large quantity of jewellery avd money. Meagher was born at Oshewa, Qntario. He has black hair, hazel eyes, weighs 130 pounds and is 5ft. in. in height. He is a salesman by occupaticn. Police warn that Meagher is On that day he was being escorted from the city hall in Toronto to’ Don Gaol. Appa- rently he slipped his handeufts and jumped from the car, mak- ing a complete getaway. At the time of his escape, Meagher was charged with rob- bery With violence for an offence | considered to be dangerous. Any committed in November, 19 | Person having informaticu-which when he entered a home in Svar- | might assist in locating this tugi- boro, Ontario. assaulted an i0-|tive is asked to notify the near- year-old woman, pistol whipped est RCMP detachment. AT QUESNEL Witnesses to hole 3-day convention The Williams Lake congrega tion of Jehovah's Witnesses ar planning to attend the three-da: training program to be held it Quesnel this weekend, May 15 16 and 17, it was announced. “The object of the program,’ said Mr. Bruce Matthews, pre siding of the loca group, Witnesses of practical teaching. I think the program for this refresher course is one of outstanding quality.” The theme of the program “Be a teacher of the goo news,” speaks of the importanc: of attending this assembly wher information will be given on hov td become a better teacher 0 the good news of God’s King dom,’’ said Mr. Matthews. He went on to add that dele gates from the various congre gations in the circuit served by this assembly will have a shar in the program, they will b from Asheroft, Lillooet, Macal ister, Mahood Falls, 100 Mil House, Quesnel and the loca: congregation. Two-thirds of Canada’s an. nual $200,000,000 fisheries take is exported. DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. LISTON THE SHOWTIME — 2 SHOWS —7&9 P.M. ATRE WED. THUR. FRI. SAT. . 13 14 15 16 0 SATELLITE IN THE Sky | BRAVADOS ‘e ‘Western id Science fiction melodrama Gregory Peck : Joan Collins Kieron Moore : Lois Maxwell Stephen Boyd : Albert Salmi MON. TUES. WED. 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