Thursday, May 21, 1959

THE WILLIAMS

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DOWN BUT NoT oUuT
Excitement in the Western Playday’

b L s opening three-
eighths mile race was a

Provided by a horse that never
made the circuit. Taking the bumps from the
Spirited animal’s eruptions was jockey Charlie
Squinahan, who had just been dumped when this
Picture was taken. Charlie was helped to his feet
end clambered back aboard, but he was tossed off
twice more on the track before steward Bert Roberts
ordered the entry scratched.

. Review of year’s work
made at P-TA meeting

| Heading the new slate of officers for the Hlem-
I entary P-TA for a second term is Gil Mundell. Cliff
f Odine who was named to the office of vice-president,
Jater declined so this position is still vacant.

ine

Other officers are Mrs. F. Van|
Horlock,

Mrs. H. Buchanan fer member-
ship. There were $3 members
during the past term.

corresponding secre-
. V. Butler, recording
; Mrs. J. Moon treasu-
A. Carswell, social] pENTAL CLINIC

fgonvenor; Mrs. R. Brookbank, ;
hospitality; Mrs. H. Buchanan,| The most encouraging report
membership (second term): |£0 far on the oft-mooted Dental

Thiemer, historian. Honorary Following a meeting of Skyline,
president is principal Ken King-|Glendale and Williams Lake
well, who conducted the election |P-TA’s with Dr. Ken Benson of
the Cariboo Health Unit, and Dr.
MeCombie,. director of Dentat
Health from Victoria, and School |
Board officials, the scheme to
offer dental care to all pre-|
school and grade one children|
Was approved in principle. Cost!
of the .plan will probably be!
around $4,800 per year based on
300 children, with one-half being |
paid by the Department of|
Health. Two delegates will be]
named to work on a committee |
to further the plan.

Members voted to enter an-
other float in the Stampede par-
ade (last year’s won~$25); to
start two travelling food baskets
to raise money for an “Action
Fund” for the P-TA Federation;
to provide workers for the June
12 sports day; but turned down
a suggestion from Stan Stead-
|man, president of the Skyline
|P-TA, that the district P-TA's
and teachers join for a no-host
dinner and dance as a wind-up
of the term. Nabob coupons

year.
fef fund-raising events were a
telephone whist in November
and a whist and auction in Feb-
ruary, with a tape recorder for
the school being the largest pur-
chase. Although the total bud-
get of $757.00 was not realized,
y Mr. Mundell pointed out that
| the prime objective of the P-TA
| is “to obtain the best for each
child which does not require
funds, rather a full knowledge
and appreciation of the prob-
lems of home, school and social
life”

The group participated in a
number of events such as a
music festival, polio clinic, edu-
eation week, new iigh school
opening, Dr. Samuel Laycock
address, sponsored the accident
insurance scheme, and prepared
: a brief for the Royal Education
Commission. now number over 2,000, with
+ Annual reports were also|only about 30 more needed to
"heard from retiring officers Mrs.|obtain the 48-cup coffee urn.

J. Huckvale for program, Mrs.| Mr. Kingwell’s class won the
©. Odine for the social commit-| prize for the most parents in
tee, Mrs. Moon as treasurer, and | attendance.

\gnon Hart

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“exactly to the minute” with the
plans announced time seven years earlier when
the Bennett government was

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at Prince George

The provincial cabinet will
meet in Prince George on July

end of British Columbia's net} The day will also see a seven-|°% and at that time will ex-
debt have been announced py|tier cake, parades, picnics, a {amine local problems at frst
Premier Bennett and Mayor R.|Siant barbecue, fireworks and/hand and consider briefs pre-

“|street dancing. sented by various local groups.
| Plans for entertainment of

The climax of a day of cele-| Premier Bennet has made it|tne premier and his ministers
brations in Kelowna Aug one of his chief working Prin-lhave not yet been developed but
Will be a bonfire in the middie | “'Ples to free the province of net]. civic dinner on the evening of
of Lake Okanagan. A stack |‘ebt He maintains this will be/tne meeting day is tentatively
of logs, topped by an outsize |*complished by August 1, planned
replica of a mortgage document, |
will be floated onto the lake and
set afire.

F. Parkinson of Kelowna.

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| Opposition party spokesmen
|counter that elimination of net
| debt figures has been made from
Mr. Bennett said the costs of |juggling of accounts, and that
the celebration will be borne by|the province is deeper in debt
sponsors, advertisers and the|than ever, through guaranteed
Social Credit League of B.C. loans by provincial agencies.

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. (Bert) Wilson, for-
mer manager of the Bank of
Montreal here, has been elected
president of the Canadian Club
of Kamloops.

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are home for the summer after
spending the winter in Chile,
where Mr. Pitre is now engaged

i: D. B. MORGAN has come from
< BESIDES: muiuor, details. tor! vancouver to spend the auminer
Manan, PURE activities, the| at his Mahood Lake cottage.
Mahood Falls Community Club in business.
at its meeting May § decided to| GLEN HIGGINS left tor Wil
hold a fish derby from June 1|liams Lake a few days ago.
to October 31 this season. MRS. EDWARD HIGGINS is
3 king a rapid recovery from
MRS. AL OLSON was called) 7S, * TP er
suddenly to Everett, Washing. |e cab yaaa tha gar
ton, last week, when her|* Sund8¥-
mother was taken seriously ill. GERRY BLAIS visited Kam-
mee: { loops last week and had nis casts
VERNE MURCHISON, Van- | exchanged. He is getting around
couver, is at his summer home on a wheel chair now.
eae eas $8 Stests Mr. and Mrs} ares “WIVTAN HIGGING on
Carlisle. Mr: Carli : eae Sica
Paiste F Gatlisle, who has! sortained last Saturday aftemoon
Just completed many years as| i+. bridal shower and tea hon-
assistant fire chief in Vancouver, |°".° Gacy Babee
is on vacation following his AND MRS. B. Spencer
superannuation. i ‘
How | McNeil, R. C. Uhrig and A. C.
MRS. C. E. GAGLARDI has| Erickson attended the official
returned following a visit with opening of the Marina while in

MISS A. I. WOODS of Vic-
toria has been engaged as cook
for McNeil Guest Ranch.

RAINBOW trout fishing
started with a bang at Mahood
Lake last weekend with fish up
to 416 pounds being caugh in
good numbers. Lake trout fish-
ing was fair, the largest taken
being five or six pounds.

MANY campers were in the
district during the long week-
end, enjoying fishing in the lakes
and streams.

DICK SHERIDAN spent the
weekend with Ben Morgan.

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