Thursday, May 21, 1959

THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE Page 5

Aquatic Socie
names officers

Jack Kirk was 1
dent of the ini

. ams Ki
Aauatic Society at the a3
annual meeting held jasp
in the Canadian
He replaces retin;
Bill Magark,
Others elected to
ecutive are Gordon

lected presi.

Legion

HIGH Wa

agark, Eq
Buchanan, Mrs.
Mrs,

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E.  Deschene,
Magark, Mrs,

; and play
grounds, is automatically a dir.
ector.

Catherine began her educa-

| fea Sugar Cane girl tion at St. Joseph’s Mission
Many Visitors expected faut) y |School and later attended the
: St. Paul's “grad” str se thw

tor charter presentation Catherine Sandy, 21-year-ojq| Paul's.

She is the daughter of F-ank
and Anastasia Sandy.

Indian ‘girl of Sugar Cane has
graduated as a Tegistered nurse,
reports Indian Agent Bill
Christie this week.

She completed her gcadu ution
exercises at St. Paul's Hospital,

Official figures show that
Canadians, during the early part
of 1958, were paying off their
Vancouver, and is now working| debts to installment finance
at Miller Bay Hospital, near | companies faster than they were
Prince Rupert. ‘taking on new borrowing.

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YOU CAN BE THE PROUD OWNER OF AN

OMEGA WATCH for only $69.50

to Knights of Columbus

Members of the Knights of Columbus from
Various points in Western Canada will visit Wil-
liams Lake this Sunday to attend the installation of
the first district council—cCariboo Council of Knights
of Columbus.

EDERAL
Following their afternoon
Council. Us

council meeting in the Canadian
Legion hall, a banquet will be
held, at which time the charter
will be formally presented. Pres-
entation will be made by execu-
tive to the State Council, Pat

First president of the Colum-
bus Club was the late John
Zirnhelt of 150 Mile House.

Mrs. Magark was named chair-

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Omega watches are unconditionally guaranteed in 180

Tyrrel,

man i
of the membership com- Williams Lake,

mittee and Mrs, Deschene of
publicity,

The articles of the society
were read at the Meeting and an
application for incorpation un-
der the Societies Act was signed.

Plans are being made to make

Z| Very Rev.
of Edmonton,

monies.

former resident

Bernard Johnson
and Very Rey.
Naphin of Edson, Alberta, will
be among the former residents
who will be here for the cere-

of
Williams Lake Village Com-

mission report this week that
they have awarded the pipe-lay-
ing part of the new water devel-
opment scheme to Abilene Con-
tracting Company Limited whose
low bid of $42,933 won out over
four other tenders.

The events in the Trail Riders Track Meet on Monday

countries throughout the world.

were timed with Omega.

EG. WOODLAND & SON

the 1959 Aquatic Day, June 28,
one to be long remembered.

The society is now on its an-
nual hunt for a qualified life

Fathers Johnson and Naphin
were both instrumental in the
early formation of the local
group, which was known then

For the gifts you’ll give with pride
Other bidders were Sulley Ex- ’ Let your Jeweller be your guide
cavating, $90,398.40; Christian

& Allen, $78,005.00; Interior

J. Howard Boothe, President of the

British Columbia Automobi i
tion, and Stan eentae

guard. Only one application,
from Miss Judith Gowing of
Vancouver has been Teeeived to
late.

A grant of $300 has been

Vernon, and Kamloops, Salmon Arm,
Clinton and Spences Bridge. He will
give road information, travel litera-
ture and minor running repairs, This

made by the village for improve-
ment to the beach and Commis-
sioner Woodland has promised
full support of the commission.
Plans have been obtained for
the forestry-style picnic tables
and benches,

At an executive meeting to be
held shortly, a satisfactory reg-
ular meeting date will be set.
the executive will also appoint
a regatta chairman.

CARELESS DRIVING

August Bohn of Williams Lake
was found guilty of careless
driving when he appeared in
police court last’ Saturday.

He ran off the Cariboo High-
way four miles south of the
Soda Creek turn-oif three weeks
ago, totally wrecking his pickup
and hospitalizing himself.

He was fined $100 and §3.00

CHURCH
SERVICES
CKCQ
Word of Life

(Mennonite Radio
Mission)
Sunday, 8:30 a.m.

Oral Roberts
Voice of
Prophecy

Sunday, 9:30 a.m.

British Israel

Sunday, 10:15 a.m.

Church of the Air

Morning -Service
Sunday, 11:00 a.m.
__ Sunday, 12:00 am

Christian
Science

ist & 3rd Sunday
5:05 pa.

Tabernacle
Tidings
Galeary We pom.

Billy Graham

Sunday, 3:00 p.™-

Wonderful Word

Sunday, 10:15 p.m
———

Morning
Devotions

Mon.-Fri., 9:05 a.m.

CKCQ

DIAL 570

| Sotety Patrol Truck. Wal

More about Wes

Continued from Page

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(Robertson). {

Pole bending (Beath Motors | ler

y on a charge of impaired
trophy): 1, Rusty, Leila Fowler| Fowler (L. Fowler). | suilty on a charge of impai
(Leila Fowler): ° jdriving, He was fined $100 ana
Mertha Does" 2 Crystal! Cloverieat barren turning | $4.50 costs.
oThreehen: (Valleyview Lodge trophy): 1,]° ico charged with impaired

Three-quarter mile open (All-
fir Lumber trophy): 1, I Do,
|Jean Stevenson (Stevenson and

Ru:
ler

|Hannah); 2, Chorister, Oscar
Salisbury (Peter Rock); 3,
Happy Thought, Stan Benson

(Peter Rock).

Ladies saddle horse, half mile
(San Jose Logging cup):- 1,| 25)
| Sage, Jeam Stevenson (Steven-

White BCAA Highway
ly will drive
truck between Kamloops

tern Playday

Rocket, Bill Robertson | Ravfield Alphonse,
|- Flag race: 1, Dusty, Leo Fow-
Ru

(Stevenson).
Cariboo bred (Primrose Dairy | and was fined $75.00 and $4.50

trophy): 1, Glory Be, Clarence | costs.

Twan

Downs,

Rocket, Oscar Salisbury (Robert-
d

"i es
son); 2, Copper King, Reta Rife!

is another BCAA service for the bene-
fit of all motorists. Wally Campeau

and resides at Kamloops.

| Impaired charges

Norman G. Abott of Williams
Lake appeared in magistrates
court last Friday and was found

(Fowler); 2, Leila |

Leila Fowler Leila Fow-

4 driving in the magistrates’ court
Sage, Spike Hannah

was Lewis L. Robert of Williams
Lake. He appeared yesterday

(Twan);
ir.

Babe,
(Downs, jr.):

Fred

Canada’s highest peak, Mount
Logan in Yukon Territory, has
‘an elevation of 19,850 feet,

as
affiliated with

the Columbus Club and
the Kamloops

Contracting, $49,339.50; and
Martin Brothers, $44}985.00.

rps ee eee

Rocket, Bonnie|
(Bill Robertson).
Ribbon race: 1, Dusty and
Rusty, .ridden and owned by
| Leila and Leo Fowler.

| Cowhide race: 1, Baby, Ray-
(field Alphonse; 2, Flash, George
| Tucker.

Kids race (Williams Lake
‘Machine. Shop trophy): 1, Bu:-
ton, Deanna Derrick (Elmer
Derrick); 2, Prancer, Richard
Brookbank (B. Milne).

Stake race (Fowler trophy):

(Hannah);
Robertson

1, Crystal, Clarence Twan
(Twan); 2, Jiggs, Tom Denny
(Denny).

One mile open (Sidcum Air-
ways Trophy): 1, Kevin S, Oscar
Salisbury (Twan); 2, Majestic
Gal, Billie Wilkie (Bill Garrow);
8, High Justice, Jean Stevenson
(Hannah).

Turkey roping: One turk
each roped by Bill Twan and

TARE CARE

We would like to issue a special warning to
parents advising them not to let children
play with plastic dry cleaning bags or other
types of plastic bags. The bags become static
and cling to children’s clothing, and can
suffocate them. Several fatalities have al-
ready occured on the North American conti-
nent.

MOTEL AND RESORT OWNERS

A meeting of Motel and Resort owners
will be held at
DRUMMOND LODGE

Friday, May 29, at 1:30 p.m.

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Miss Leah Shaw, vice-president of the Auto
Courts and Resorts Association of B.C., will

address the meeting. 2

ALL INTERESTED ARE INVITED TO ATTEND

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Whiskies. it’s time you tried it!

is not or di by the
Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbis

Williams Lake Dry Cleaners

WILLARD
BATTERY
3

“Friendly Drug Service from the Heart of the Cariboo”

P iN Williams Lake
6 = Pharmac

N y

E J. Brace Magoffin, Ph.O.
99 Dispensing Chemist

WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.
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PECIAL

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disappeared!

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Perhaps he isn’t so stupid

after all. Chances are Char-
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Elton’s having a tune-up.
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PHONE

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Tony’s Leather Goods

PHONE 18s

Our Fire was a Terrible loss

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BODY & PAVE SHOP

OPERATING

At the foot of Second Avenue behind the Royalite Bulk Plant

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ment for their untiring efforts on our behalf,

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Office & Sales
Phone 311

Shell Station
Phone 314

Parts & Service
Phone 312

Body Repair
Phone 313

Phone 236

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