Wednesday, July 15, 1959

THE WILLIAD

is LAKE TRIBUNE

It’s ‘
clear waters of Lac La Hache. Dave, who is an
11-year-old from Williams Lake, is one of 40 boys

enjoying a week at the Cariboo youth camp on the
lakeside.

BE a

‘bottoms up” as David Dixon plunges into the

Seen here receiving instruction on how to change
positions in a rowboat are junior boys who are
attending the Youth Camp at Lac La Hache. In

BOATING INSTRUCTION

the boat from left to right are Paul Cavanagh, 9,
David Rampton, 9, and Dennis Curle, 10, all from
Prince George. Instructor is Ron Brent.

Births at War Memorial Hospital

VARE—To Mr. and Mrs. John

Lake, a son, born July 9.
Vare, of Williams Lake, a son,

born July §. FEDERINK—To Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Feueriuk, of Williams
McDONALD—To Mr. and Mrs. Lake, a son, corn July 10.
Donald McDonald, of Williams! __
Lake, a son, born July 9. KISTNER—To Mr. and Mrs
Henry Kistner, of Williams

PURJUE—To
Elmer

Mr.
Perjue,

and Mrs.

Lake, a daughter, born July
of Williams

12,

POPSICLE SET'S FISCAL
FUTURE ROSY, SAYS B OF M

“You can shorten the odds)own personal savings account
on, future happiness for your|will be a strong encouragement
youngsters by getting them off|to put away part of his weekly
0 a good start financially and|pocket-money towards buying
\teaching them how important|something he really wants,
Wis to save,” says Tom Larson,|whether it’s a pair of skates or

nager of the Williams Lake]a college education. The habit
‘anch of the Bank of Montreal.|of planning and thinking ahead

is mighty important in the de-
A dollar Dill is all you need velopment of any young:
o start a child’s savings ac-] gay.

fount at the B of M, “but this!roundation on which to build]

vay to help develop habits of] ny member of the Williams
Perseverance and self-reiiance/Lake B of M staff will be de
which will be so valuable in the

future,” he adds.
Mr. Larson continues

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grow in the Christian faith| Jenny, who is 14.
while sharing a vital camping

experience in a beautful set-

ting.”

was opened July 3 and went to

10th. The second session for
junior boys (aged 9-12) goes
trom July 12 to 19. Three fol-
lowing weeks are taken up by
girls’ camps. Junior girls go
from July 21 to 28 and July

Camp at Lac La Hache
wonderful experience

Take 40 boys (aged 9 to 12), mix well in a
camp on the emerald shores of an Interior lake for
one week—and the result is wonderful, carefree
and boisterous experience for the boys and a satis-
fying if somewhat trying one for four adult instruc-
tors.

This week The Tribune visited
Cariboo Youth Camp on the
shore of Lac La Hache where

30 to August 6. Senior girls
(age 12-16) are at the lake for

the youngsters participate in|19 days from August $ to 18
swimming, boating, fishing, UP AT SEVEN
games and handicraft The

The daily program begins
early in the morning at seven
o’clock when it is time to “rise
and shine.’ After wash and
clean-up the cabins are in-
spected and each cabin group
is marked for neatness. Then
there is breakfast followed by
a Bible reading period and rest
the morning is devoted to

boys are given swimming les-
sons in which they advance from
one stage to another until they
can swim. Before going from
one’ stage or class to another,
each swimmer. must pass a test.
The boys also learn water safety
and boat handling. These clas-

group activities. In the after-
Prince George. Hobbies are / noon there is a rest period after
also studied in which the boys/jynch and then classes and
learn wooderaft and make orna-| swimming lessons are taught.
|ments out of pieces of drift-/The afternoon finishes with
They learn to make} croup’ activiti When the
out of popsicle sticks and | evening ver the boys
ding with p ic strand: campfire for
Instruction is r in orship service
proper method of handling

board motors.

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Although the camp is spon-/of 100 Mile, George Keenley-
sored by the United Church, it|side of Horsefly and Ron Brent

is

undenominational. “The |from Prince George. The cook|
camp is dedicated to the goaljis Mrs. Stewart from Lac La
that the boys and girls might|Hache, who receives help in the

have the opportunity to live and|kitchen from her daughter,

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Funeral services
held for victim
of accident

Funeral services were con-
ducted from Sacred Heart
Chureh July 4 for Mrs. Harry
Felker, 56, of 141 Mile House,
who lost her life July 2 as a
result of injuries sustained in
an automobile accident the day
before. Rev. Fr. George Me-
Kenna said high mass.

Mrs. Felker. was born at
Big Bar and married Harry
Felker 24 years ago.

She is survived by her lov-
ing husband; seven sons, Her-
bert and Alvin at home, Wall-
ace, Donald and Norman of
Williams Lake, Gordon at
Prince George and Kenneth at
Bella Coola; three daughters,
Mrs. Roland Mayfield, 150 Mile
House, Mrs. Howard Snider,
Bend, Oregon, and Mrs. Jack
Robinson, Fort St. James. She
is also survived by her father,
Charles Kosting, Clinton and
seven sisters. Eight grand-
children also survive.

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with a four-inch plank 16 feet
long and suffered injury to the
lower abdomen.

Lyall Barker, 49, 100 Mile
House, entered War Memorial
Hopital July 12 with a broken
pelvis. Barker was raising a
house up on blocks with @
jack when the building shifted
and came down on top of him.
The accident occured Sunday
evening.

Two injured in
district accidents

Robert Jacob, 48, from Lac
La Hache was injured while
working at the Groundwater
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