THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

Wednesday, June 10,

Canada, built originaly

AT 150 MILE C ie
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L ‘ ommunity hall | Alaska Highway |siicss soa. sss"
Ose possessions wor : gravel surface.
4 H bi fi k at 150 Mil p i g id d Under the Neuberger pr
Wo In Cabin rire . He | paving consiaere the U.S. would join with C
Two men lost their personal d Hard-surface, all - weather |i financing the paving p
He Possessions in a fire that des- un erway soon paving for 1,200 miles of the|Uader an agreement wi
in troyed their small cabin near ; F Alaska Highway within Canada|Alaska would assume Te
“as 150 Mile House on the morning ona, eee start shortly ]is provided for in a bill now/| {bility for year-round ma
om: of June 1. 130 Mile Hous munity hall for|pending in the U.S. Congress, |@nce would provide any
Beeb The men, Don Fisher and Carl) my, 4, oe thé British Columbia Auto-|S@tY Tight-of-way, and
must Sanford, work for Red Lake] 9. iy te located just this side | mobile Association has been ad-|@8Tee not to charge tolls |
wie Sawmill, about half a mile from|°r is Mile Hotel, is being|vised by AAA headquarters in |Pose other charges not ap
eh. the small community of 180] uric tgmas Week and Com-| Washington, D.C. equally to Canadians.
ee i L Mile. One of the men had lit)” ity Club officials plan Onion. yin. introduced bi S Lacan en
to off the cabin stove abeut 5:30 a.m. puting immediately with the] ator Richard es Nauher cst ae anaenund aie
and then went cut to get some ae es a -
ive wood. His partner was just | The hall will measure 40 foot ones gah eoeeeee a Bartlett. Bredicted ee
mone; getting up when the cabin|>¥ 90 foot and will nave a full|tor a co-operativ anaeee reat ee ee oe
started to burn, bur he managed|#8ement. The basement will|under which Canad aga che oy toatl ioe Clu
Mo to make his escape. have a nine-foot ceiling and the prea Src a io s he | of tourists to both Canad
trigui Sanford’s loss was mainly |™#iM hall a 16-foot ceiling. equally the cost oe ie mes
it is confined to clothes, but Fisher $125,000,000 job. . .
in; ad a quantity a i rae 7
cae — tools ama care a oe aren omnis tie Paper output) While most major highways| January . sales of
be THERE IN SIX HOURS — BACK IN SIX DAYS . : around $400. s aunt ioe enc 244.088 tons|within Alaska are hard-sur-|stores in Canada rose 12.
ead Seen above is Elton Elliott hanai 252, ons. faced, the Alaska Highway in|cent to a healthy $238,40
trattic three new truck iott handing over the keys of
ithe ottee Bs trucks to local Ford dealer Wes Atchison =
iaerd! th er bringing them back “ piggy-back” style from . .
oe Aletann Canadian Ford depot at Oakville, Ontario,
bases a istance of 3,128 miles. Elton flew with his wife, Ha
ad arge, from Vancouver to Toronto in a new jet ve a
ce prop Britannia which took only six hours’ flying at our
a time. The return trip with the trucks took six days.

= Kohnke defeats Mexico [} \ F JU | F [ SAL
“* City fighter for title

THURSDAY TO SATURDAY — JUNE 11th TO 13th

Fighting before 2,500 fans in Kelowna Satur-
peopl day night, Felix Kohnke won the Pacific Coast

footec heavyweight championship in two straight wins.
vse : : ; *
SE | rt won te open erm * RASPBERRY JAM ~Malkin’s, 24:02. Tit. cnnccconnneccnan ‘SOC
4 Sete nH SPAGHETTI — With C
y Mex y. °
| pes took #80 At at wa — With Cheese and Tomato Sauce, Malkins, 15-07. .....2for 29c Sh dd
ae an airplane spin, lost the second ,
aa cout ast fall when he * INSTANT. SWEETMILK — 3-1b. Pkt. . veseee 93c re ed
up in eg hold.
ish acimouee ve reat weenet 1 VANILLA ICE CREAM — Pints... 2for 45c
ae suan"n"'se"s | & PORK AND BEANS — B ~ eal
change win ene a — etter Buy 15-0z 4f
sn “ FS) SEC] es
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ae Drawing accepted GRAPEFRUIT JUICE — Sweet, Malkin’s, 48-02. 00 cn SBC
are _Xiesearoia erat watin!¥ & CUT GREEN BEANS — Better Buy, 15-07. .......... 4 for 55c C
flanae Brian Loveridge of Oakland, i
aes California, and grandson of Mrs.) _ 16.
ao St ions a Hoey. a ROVER DOG FOOD — 15-02. occas seaman, 5 fOr49C =
to spe cent contest among school child-
iS cramatarctat [a TOMATO. JUICE — Libby's 48-02... cccoocoees oocc.3 for $1 a
wBere The best entries in the contest
at eS oC] + MODESS — Regular 12’... coomuun..20oe | SCO Tow
fn ayes wnnnned for 97
nice tc wrestler and xe omotan an eeeetne went to Lisbon, ° U COLORE
we of who Saturday night won | Portugal, for “exhibition in an * MODESS = Teenage Twin Pack 24 S 79 .
(abont the Pacific Coast heavy- |exchange of drawings by stud- verse seneecercess ¢
2 for 53c

‘fase weight championship |ents of Lisbon. 7
2,000 ght champ hip * MODESS = DeLuxe 12's deoecenseeecaceerocenecceeceececsnaceneceeese peenseeserene

& * MARGARINE — Tulip, 1S ooo ccc cccccccscccssccsssscsssssccsssssssseeseeeceec.
up. Us 1 | Wax Refills

ne oo RE * EXTRA GIANT —8¢ Off. escsinniennets sosstnuunnnnnn OTe

REGISTRATION OF SELLERS * LUX —Giant, 8c off. 8c
AND USERS * LUX TOILET SOAP —3 bath, 1 reg. All for............ 53c 2 for 55c

Pursuant to
MOTIVE-FUEL USE TAX ACT

Effective July 15th, 1959, no person shall sell motive-
fuel in British Columbia unless he is in possession of a
valid Registration Certificate; and

Also effective July 15th, 1959, no person operating
a commercial motor-vehicle shall acquire or use motive-fuel
in British Columbia unless he is in possession of a valid
Motive-fuel User Permit.

Motive-fuel means diesel fuel, propane, butane, stove-
oil, furnace oil, kerosene, fuel-oil and any other fuel, or
combinations of fuels acquired or used for the propulsion
of a commercial motor-vehicle, except fuel commonly
known as gasoline

THE MOST FABULOUS RECORD OFFER OF ALL TIME !
: j ; 20 SUPERB ALBUMS
Ses ee WEA 177, 33Y%y mH, LONG PLAY

‘PHIL ARMIONIC GEHUINE PURE YIN Meat Specials
janes ot ae BONELESS LEGS PORK ........ ven Tb. 69¢
FRESH SPARE RIBS esimseeen UD. 49¢

INCLUDED

If you are:— |
(1) A Seller or distributor of motive-fuel as defined ALUM TONLY |] ALBUMS 217 20.
above; or 69 1 t
(2) A User of motive-fuel as defined above, in a com- Cc A ‘ SIDE BACON
mercial motor-vehicle in British Columbia each wer ee ceecccccnscevecces 2 lb $i

you should promptly apply to the DIRECTOR, CON- contr
SUMER TAXATION BRANCH, PARLIAMENT BUILD- ALBUM now ON
INGS, VICTORIA, B.C., who will supply the necessary a
forms for free registration and other pertinent data pu Earlier albums still
suant to gallonage tax on motive-fuel used in commercial available |

COTTAGE ROLLS ..

iitinunes (WD. 59¢

: motor-vehicles.

USERS SHOULD. SPECIFY THE NUMBER OF THEIR

COMMERCIAL VEHICLES POWERED BY MOTIVE-FUEL

IN REQUESTING REGISTRATION APPLICATIONS TO

FACILITATE THEIR COMPLETION.

Note: Persons regularly operating commercial motor-
yehicles using motive-fuel from outside British
Columbia into this Province must be registered as
users. All commercial motor-vehicles using motive-
fuel and operating on highways in this Province on

fter July 15th, 1959, must have a Motive-fuel

and a
User Emblem.
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE
OF BRITISH COLUMBIA