Wednesday, June 3, 1959

THE WILLIAMS

LAKE TRIBUNE

Corrections
in merit list

Several errors occurred in the
Printing of the Williams Lake
Elementary School
merit list last week,

honor and

In the Grade One merit list
a transposition of mames oc-
curred. The two boys affected
were Gerald Neufeld and Gor-
don Rankin. The mames of
both should have appeared.

In Grade Three, the names
of Maureen Sellars, Billy Funk
and Penny Knull were omitted.
In Grade Six the name of Diana
Poholka was omitted from the
merit list.

Go To Church
on Sunday

Stipendiary Magistrate Cc.

left, shows the ropes to newly appoin-
ted probation officer Ernest Peter
(Pete) Bone, 36, who arriv
liams Lake this week to take up his

Position. A native

England, Mr. Bone, who is single, has

for Stampede parade

Almost $300 has been allocated this year for
prize money in the Stampede parade and associa-
tion officials are hoping that private individuals,

$300 in prize money

TALKING THINGS OVER

H. Poston,

. . posting. His office is located in the

ed in Wil- Borkowski Block. This is the first

time Williams Lake has had the

of London, services of a full-time probation
officer.

worked for five years with the Bristol
Probation Service.
Vancouver in April and this is his first

He arrived in

Want assurance

Brownies Corner

Last

Golden Bar ceremony, out of
different colored. tissues.

that bull sales

LISTED BELOW ARE
PLACES OF WORSHIP

IN WILLIAMS LAKE

ST. PETER'S ANGLICAN
CHURCH

Corner Carson Drive and

take the place of the address.
Wednesday, June 10, 3 D.m.,
Regular Meeting of the Altar
Guild in the Hall; 3:45 p.m.,
Confirmation Class in church.

ST. ANDREW'S UNITED

Srd Avenue at Cameron St.
Rev. C. H. Lee

SACRED HEART CHURCH
4th Avenue at Yorston Street
Redemptorist Fathers

Sunday Masses, 9
10:30 am.

First Fridays and Holidays
of Obligation, Mass at 7:30
p.m.

Benediction Saturday eve-
ning, 7:30 p.m., followed by
confessions.

and

CALVARY PENTECOSTAL
TARERNACLE

Sunday, June 10 am.,
Sunday School; 11:15 a.m.,
Morning Worship; 7:30 »m,
Evangelistic Service.

KINGDOM HALL OF
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
4th Avenue South

Friday, June 5, 7:30 p.m.,
Ministry School and Service
Meeting. Sunday, June 7,
8:15 p.m., Bible Study using
the Watchtower.

LUTHERAN
WORSHIP SERVICES
’ The Church of the
Lutheran Hour

Robert H. Bruer, Pastor

NOTICE—For the time be-
ing, services are being held in
the Legion Hall.

Sunday, June 7, 6:30 p.m.,
Sunday School; 7:30 p.m.
Divine Services. Notice:

$
c

men last Friday at the annual
general meeting of the B.C. Beer
Growers’ Association, who spoa-

sell the Kamloops properties.

in this event the provincial bull
sale and Christmas Fat Stock
Show should be able to continue.

the producers and growers
2nd Avenue North should be considered comple-
Pastor: Rev. E. P. Funk |! mentary rather than opposing

organizations.

of loss sustained by the produc-
ers had resulted
ver operations.

will continue

Livestock Producers’ Co-oper-

bull

stock Producers’ Association
take over Kamloops stock yards
the provincial bull sale and fat
stock shows will continue to be
held in that city.

This was clarified by cattle-

Sunday, June 7, 11 a.m.,||Sor all the shows.
Sunday Service and Kinder-|| 4. notion proposed by ‘Tom
Barton Sunday School; no || witcon of Vinsulla provides that
evening service. Chaplain |) tne nc. growers will not non
Sanders from the USAF Base ||jinguish their existing lease
at Puntzi will conduct the || trom the city of Kamloops until
service.

they obtain an equivalent lease
from the producers.

The Livestock Producers’ As-
sociation had run at a $16,000
loss over the last two years, Mr.
Wilson said. He suggested that
should this_ continue the pro-
ducers might be forced to re-

He wanted an assurance that

J. W. Lauder, Quilchena, said

He said the large percentage

from Vancou-

Fat steers top
$25 at Vancouver

First sale of Art McClary’s in

Vancouver saw a truck load of
fat steers topped at $25
averaging $24.85 a cwt.
steers were grain fed and ship-
ped from the Interior.

and
The

Most of the sale run consisted

of dairy cattle which sold fcom

14.20 to $17.75. White-faced
ows sold up to $19.10. Veal

calves were absent but quotable
up to 30c a pound.

and by all accounts it was a full
one.

; Pr T Songs, inspection was held and
ative Association will have to G

guarantee that provincial

to pass and Vickie Moore and
Linda Magark passed their flag
test.
the
charades.

was the making of “ flowers”
for decoration at

Week's meeting was
Fairy Godmother’s evening, as

she had sole charge of the Pack

After Fairy Ring and Six

old Crowns awarded to the

following: Sprites, Fay Piper;/of thread kept getting lost
Rev. G. Fielder : » Fay Pip g

Sunday, June 7, 9 am,,|| o 0% 220 fat stock shows carry | pairies, Ann Singlehurst; Pix-| from time to time, the girls
Holy Communion: 11 a. en in Kamloops before they will lies, Gail Routley: Blves, Linds managed to make a large bag
Ss 3 5 fest 30 etiy [be able to buy Kamloops stock|Rowat:  Litele People, Donna| of flowers.

unday Service; 7:30 p.m., || yards, 4 ’ " |

The Passion film strip will] whether or not the B.C. Live-| Le In Pow-Wow, Fairy God-

A few of the girls had tests

While this was going on
rest of the pack played| by

The project of the evening

be

the . coming! of

to the Brownies as quite a few
girls continued making them for
days

mothers’ perfume, dabs of lip-
stick and various other
dients ‘to their adornment.
making the flowers
thread and although the spool

mother went over plans for the
Golden Bar ceremony and gave
final directions.
practiced the Grand Howl and

meeting.
Next

This proved to be fascinating

afterwards, adding their
ingre-
In
you use

Brownies also
then it was time to close the
week our meeting will

held on Wednesday instead
Thursday.

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represented. |
The parade will be held on
Monday, June 29, at 11 am.

New bus line
fo service area
west of Prince

The application of Prince
Coach Lines Limited for
licence to operate a public

coach line from Prince George
to Prince Rupert, serving inter-
mediate points, was approved
by the Public Utilities Commis-
sion on May 22.

Harvey Bradley, presi-
dent of the company, an-
nounced that service would be
daily from both terminals,
carrying passengers and express,
leaving Prince George at 5:45
in the afternoon and arriving
in Prince Rupert at 10:45 p.m.
All times are Pacifie Daylight
time.

“Operations are slated to
commence at mid-June,” said
Mr. Bradley, “using standard

organizations and commercial houses will be well

a|float of any organization, $25

and word is that it moves off
“rain or shine.” Marshalling
point for all parade entries will
be behind Beath Motors Im-
perial station near the upper
entrance of the Stampede
grounds.

Here are the parade divi-
sions and prize money allocated:

Best out-of-town entry, $50;
most original float, $25; best
comic number, $25; best com-
mercial float, $20 and $10; best

and $10; best-dressed cowboy,
$20; best-dressed cowgirl, $20;
best-dressed junior cowboy, $15;
best-dressed junior cowgirl,
$15; best comic junior float,
$15; most original junior float,
$15. (Junior means entrants
of 18 years or under). Best
Indian tribe, $25.

In charge of the 1959 Stam-
pede parade is R. A. (Pudge)
Moon.

Store Clerk
Jackie
Curtis

says —

“Lots of people are going camping already.
They will certainly find our 8-oz. Jars of
Picnic Pack Relishes handy . . . and inexpen-

sive, too!”

SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE
THURS., FRI, SAT., June 4-5-6

Purchase lodge
on Quesnel Lake

Mrs. Gladys 4. Boyes and W.

coaches and experienced drivers.
The experience of our personnel
in bus

A. Piper arrived here recently
to open up Northern Lights
Lodge on Quesnel Lake for the

line operations aver-

east and west.
“We intend also to operate
special charter coaches ag re-

ages eight years and we intend |season. The partners  pur-

to make service to the public|chased the lodge in a deal effec-

the prime object of the Wom-|tive May 13.

pany,” The new owners come from
Base of operations for the|Maple Creek, Saskatchewan,

coach lines will be Smithers,/where they were in the hotel

junction point for all buses from | business.

HEAVY COURT
Twenty-three cases were dis-

Smit

Sche

quired
Rupert”

Prince
Burns Lake,

and Prince Rupert. Stops are|ing in a public place and vag-
made at all other points as re-|rancy. Fines ranged from $10
quired. to $75.

from Vanderhoof,
Terrace and Prince
said Mr. Bradley.
duled way points include
George, Vanderhoof,
Smithers,

posed of in police court Mon-
day morning. Charges were
laid for failing to transfer
vehicle ownership, faulty muff-
ler, violation of driver’s licence
restriction, intoxication, drink-

hers,

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Commencing this week, ser-

vices will be held every 2nd

Sunday in the United Church
at 7:30 p.m.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
GROUP

Quesnel, B.C.
Sunday School and Church
Services held 11 a.m. Sundays.
Wednesday evening Testi-
mony Meeting, first Wednes-
day of each month at $ pm.
These services held in the
Masonic Hall. All cordially
invited to attend.
Radio program: “How
Christian Science Heals,”
station CKCQ at 1:05 p.m,
first and third Sundays of
each month.

should be available by noon,
3 Monday.

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