Wednesday, July 8, 1959

THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

Page 3

CADETS OFF TO CAMP

Off to summer camp are these cadets of the 610
(Cariboo) Squadron, who left Sunday by RCAF
trons “Pap picture shows the cadets and officers
aboard the big ship. The 15 logal boys form part of
the camp of 575 Air Cadets at Sea Island. The boys
come from all parts of Western Canada, including
north-western Ontario and the Yukon. Training
program ranges from academic subjects to tours and
sports. Each cadet will receive two periods of fly-
ing in an RCAF Expeditor aircraft. .

| Horsefly news

MR.°AND MRS, Ben Fri
left Monday and will be away

for two months. They will spend
five days at Prince George for
a mission workers’ conference

|then back to the Chilcotin to:
a 10-day Bible camp on Quincey
{Lake. Following that Mr. and

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Mrs. Friesen will spend six
jweeks in the ‘Chase district on
the Daily Vocation Bible School
camp for children,

general store of Mr.
Clark's is now in the proce:
being constructed. They
now waiting for the river to
drop so they may get gravel to
pour cement.

WE HAD one very enthused
fisherman here a few weeks ago.
This fisherman went out fishing
every morning, later coming
home each time with wet feet.
The lady of the house could not
figure out why the wet feet each
|time so the next fishing ex
|sion she followed him to his
| ishing hole and there the lady
found her fisherman sitting out
lon a large willow limb. over-
[hanging the fast running creek
watching the small fish
|swimming in the creek. Then
like a flash out reaches an arm
|to try to cateh a fish. No suc-

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“cat fisherman ”
for a morning bath as well

DEL JUNEK,
Junek’s sawmill of Beaver Val-

y. lost his mill in a fire that
wept through the mill late on
jJune 2
Stan Kinkead, a former resi-
|dent of Williams Lake,
|elected president
|men Club in Fer
|kead has been elected president
| of the Fernie Kinettes.

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Dog Creek news
(Delayed)

DUE to some mechanical
failure, the local logging opera-
tion has closed down for two
Weeks or until repairs can be
effected.

BILL OWEN spent a few days
at the camp during the week.

MRS. GERTRUDE LANNING,
Vancouver, is the house guest
of Mrs. C. R. Place.

CONGRATULATIONS to Mr.
and Mrs. Len DeRose on the
birth of twin sons, and to Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. Allison upon the
arrival of a boy.

MRS. C. R. PLACE paid a
business visit to Williams Lake
last week, along with Mr. Gil-
bert of Victoria, who is touring
the Cariboo in search of a small
ranch.

THE community was almost
deserted last week with every-
one able to do so taking in the

big Cariboo holiday.

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital

QUANSTRON—To Mr. and Mrs
John Quanstron, of Williams
Lake, a son, born June 30.

STREADER—To Mr. and Mrs.
John Streader, of Horsefty, a
daughter, born June 30.

Nearly 2,000 plants are en-
gaged in furniture making in
Canada.

Forest Grove news

MR. AND MRS. F. Topor-
chak left June 30 for Vernon
where they will spend the sum-
mer holidays. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. D. Langdon
who will attend the school for
swimming instructors at
Kelowna.

IRWIN (Shorty) Sellars and
Rickie’ Daniels left July 1 to
spend a short holiday in Van-
couver.

MR. AND MRS. Alex Skeleton
left June 29 for Pitt Meadows
where they will make their fut-
ure home.

MRS. L. RAE of Fraser Lake

is spending a few days with her
son, Dwayne. She was secretary

some years ago of the Women’s
Mrs.

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nar have left for Mahood Lake
Lodge where they will be work-
ing for the summer months.

MR. AND MRS. J. Haddow
and family have left for Fort
St. John where they will make
their home.

MR. AND MRS. D. Nimmo

and family have left for Vic-
toria where they will spend their
holidays.
MISS J. HART has left for
ictoria to spend her holidays.
| MR. AND MRS. Mel Finney left
Jon a short holiday to be spent
{in and around Prince George.

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