Wednesday, August 12, 1959

THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

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FROM THE LIBRARY BOOK SHELVES ©

THE ‘ALISTS by Ben) BORSTAL BOY by. LOLITA by Vladimir Naboko
Hecht, the Copp Clark Co..| Behan. — Hutchinson G. P. Putmam’s Sons, New
Toronto. 50. Ltd., London.

An amusing love story of the} An autobiography of Ireland’s| Confessions of a demented
common triangle, pretty bad boy, Brendan Behan. aAt|male. It is the memoirs of a
urban wife, executive 16 he was an active member|bachelor with abnormal crav-

and the night club entertainer.|of the IRA and at the time of|imgs. and Lolita the child he
this writing was* arrested in| demoralized.

England for attempting homb-| From the psychiatric aspect,
ing. The book picks up threads|it may be of value, but how

of his life during some terms|many readers have stu

After eight years of happy
marriage, Ann Lawrence finds
husband Henry has strayed. from
the pasture. Liza King, attrac-

t ; I ~ Jat several Borstal institutions. | subject?. Very well w
tive night club singer, capti- the subleot? aiter fe, tae ena
vates Henry and involves him] Compared to his actions of| ters becomes boring ‘
in no less than three murders|today, Behan was somewhat of |” - ne

and one suicide. an angel during his stay in 5
these institutions. The entire|NAMED FOR BICYCLES

book is a series of the prisoners} Four British-built automobiles
cussing and trying to smuggle|now imported to Canada took
smokes. A glossary transiating|their names from bicycles and
some of the expressions would|bicycle manufacturers. They
the reader who accepts the an-|be a great help in reading this|are Rover, Singer, Humber and
ties of the sophisticate. book. Triumph.

Poor Henry bides in jail
while the two women fight for
his innocence and ownership.
A clever, witty story written for

Forest Grove news

A FAREWELL tea was held
August 3 at the home of Mrs.
of Mrs.
Mary Healey who is leaving the

C. Hunter in honor

district soon with her family to
make their future home in Van-
derhoof. Among those present
were Mfs. Flo Hartwig, Mrs.
Winnie Rudoski, Mrs. Diane
Butler, Mrs. Millie Papove, Mrs.
G. Aldred, Mrs. Jesse Weaver,
Mrs. Mary Daniels, Mrs. Helen
Sprott, Mrs. Chris Mason, Mrs.
Myrtle Dare, Mrs. Gladys Jewel,
Mrs. M. Jewel and Mrs. R. Sel-
lars. Mrs. Healey was presented
with a china cup and saucer as
a farewell gift from the local
WI, of which she was a mem-
ber.

MR. AND MRS. Dick Felker
and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bakken

left August 2 by car on a three-
week holiday to Toronto.

MR. AND MRS. M. Marshak
and Joan left August i to visit
relatives in Saskatchewan, Man-
itoba and Ontario,

MR. AND MRS. Dick Sellars,
jr., left August 2 for a motor
trip to poirts in Saskatchewan.

MRS. RUTH SELLARS and
son Irwin have returned from a
two-week holiday in Saskat-
chewan where they visited rela-
tions. They made the trip witt
Miss Evelyn Sellars from Van-
couver by car.

MR. HAROLD BUTT from
Edmonton spent a few days last
week in the Grove en route to
Vancouver.

MR. AND MRS. Frank Topor-
chak, who are spending the
holiday months in Vernon, spent
a short time in the district over
the weekend.

War Memorial Hospital continues to be reminiscent
of the sort of facilities available after a recent bomb-
ing raid. Seen above is a picture in the corridors
outside the women’s ward. In fact one picture sel-
dom gives a true impression of hospital overcrowd-
ing. A further shot taken around the corner would
have shown another corridor crowded with beds.

Six-vehicle combined garage to be
built at Cariboo Indian school

A contract for $11,383 hasysubmitted the lowest bid on the
been awarded by the Depart-|project in response to the De-
ment of Public Works to Dezell|partment’s advertising for pub-
Construction Company Limited]lic tenders. Work will be car-
of Prince George for construc-|ried out under the supervision
tion of a six-vehicle combined | of the district architect at Van-
garage for the Cariboo Indian|couver, and the specified com-
Residential School at St. pletion date in September.
Joseph’s Mission. The company The new building, to be
located on the road approaching
the Cariboo Indian Residential
School, will measure approxi-
mately 25 feet in depth and 67
feet long, with six bays to con-
tain four cars and two trucks.
The whole structure will sit on
a reinforced concrete slab with
thickened edges and support
pads. Construction will be of
timber and stud framing, with

“Motorcycle
acrobats a PNE
affraction

A daring trio performing on

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“The Kings and Queens of/minimum of daylight.

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each bay for block heaters.

Plans and specifications were
prepared by the building con-
struction branch of the Depart-
ment of Public Works.

They ride a _ specially-built
motorcycle up and down the
steel wire while performing ac-
robatics on the bike and on a
ladder hung from it. This is a
high-class act and one of an in-
creasing number of free attrac-
tions being offered at the PNE

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The ‘‘ Kings and Queen” will
perform several times daily
near the Outdoor Theatre in the
heart of the grounds.

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