Wednesday, August 19, 1959

TRE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

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B.C. cowboy
ahead in saddle
bronk event

bronk
ig sen-
rides on both sides of
rder in rodeo intertain-

prom-
many
. Falls,
Point,

he Canadian
Saddle Bronk riding Champion.
ship for 1959 over many seasoned
contestants. Ken McLean
piled up a total of 17
less than a hundred ah
Keith Hyland of Black Dj
with 1695, and George
Viking with 1487. Two former
Champions make up the top
five, Winston Bruce of Calgary
with 1485 and Marty Wood of
Bowness with 1295,

Across the line, a 23 year old
Canadian, Winston Bruce of Cal-

has
Points,
ead of
iamond
Myron of

winning consistently against the
US. cowboys,

There is nothin,
basketball prac

§ organized about the impromptu
tice sessions that have been going
On most of the summer at the rear of the home of

See

— BUT FUN

standings. inston scored 193
in one ride, highest Points ever
given in the Saddle Bronk event.

Back at home, there is a hot
race as well for the bareback
riding. Ellie Lewis of Osoyoos,
B.C. leads

Brian Butter-
field of Ponka is third with 1102,
Just one point ehead of Dick
Havens of Madden. Cody Morris
of Turner Valley is also close
with 1086.

Gid Garestead of Veteran is

far in the lead in the Brahma|_Stck car races will begin in| home town. About eight cars

Bull riding with 2572. Leo| Williams Lake on the weekend) are coming from Quesnel ana]
ig 2572. ? re . - fe “+ -

Brown of Czar has 1848, wiir|€ August 19-30th. The car club] four trom Prince George. |

Girletz of Youngstown 1246 and
Norman Edge of Cochrane 1002.
Fifth place is a race between
Ellie Lewis, Lional Twa of
Talbor and Cal Sherman of Cal-
gary, all around 450.

the Drive-in

Races may
days depending on
cars can stay here f
end.

Top Canadian money winner in
any event is Bud Butterfield of|
Ponka who has 4298 in the Steer|

There will be 17-

and

just past

First stock car races to
be held August 29, 30

announced that work has begun
on the track, which i:
Theatre,
should be completed next week.
be held on both

it

how many/|

the week-|of the raci
0 entered, | published
five of which will be from the| Tribune

| @ve sponsoring the new cars.

BERMUDA SHORTS

“IMPROPER DRESS "
&

Now that there is a track in
Williams Lake two more stock
cars have been added to the local
club. Alec Shaw and Reed Bacon

Gate prices and
prog
next

final details|
m will be}
week’s

in

Wrestling. It's a closer race for
Runnst up, with L. Watcher of
Calgary 1039, Rufus Goodstriker }
of Cardston 891, Brian Butter-\
field 868 and John Hawk
Gwyne at 867.

Bud Van Cleave of Taber }

of} there will be no clo:
black

|on

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bro

b

hi

Beiseker 1937.

New gamé regulation:

a

bear.

sons

'30 for antlerless animals

| Season dates for big game

one

8 and i
mentioned
noted.

bove with
Caribou

ous
change

they ended up sitting on
the sidelines when the

a solid lead in the Calf roping | from September 1 to June are in season from Sept. 1 to
with 2027; Bill Collins of Edmun- In Game Management rea | Oct. 31 in area number 19.
HEX Bes eee, George: Sutelitte of|tumber 14, season on Caribou! oie is no bag itmit on
Millarville 1158, Cliff Vander-| (bulls on ) extends from Sept. ck or brown bear, but!
grift of Drayton Valley 1086 and 19; Caribou: (either | tn of the s7th parallel the
Bud Stewart of Heffley Creek, y age) Sept. 1 Oct 32 is one grizzly bear. A
B.C. holds 5th place at 847. : oe) OCEINOW. ster is allowed to bring down |
Ralph Vigen of Grande Prairie | 20% ai Goat Sept. "}one moose or one elk but not
is closing ground slowly. He on |both. Mountain goat can be Toronto Telegram
now has 4444 points, points) Seasons in Area 16 are the shot in pairs if over one. year DECIDING it was too hot
behind Peter Bawden of Calgary |same as in 14 with the follow- 5 age | to dress up, Bud Hammond
in the lead at 4978. Merle ander-|ing exceptions; Deer runs from | wore Bermuda shorts when
son of Carbon, 1958 Champion is|September 1 to Dec. 6 and All big game must be tagged | he took his girl friend,
third at 3581, 0. Burkinshaw of | Mo between Sept. 1 and) | Donna Prouse, dancing at
Calgary 2215. E. Kroschel of Noy. 3 and Noy. | a posh Toronto hotel. But
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Tire Trouble ?
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management told Ham-
mond he was “improperly
dressed.” “But at least I
was comfortable,” he said
later.

EXCLUSIVE ON THE 1D-15

a : : SSR
THREE-POINT TRACK SUSPENSION
The track frames are mounted on each end of the
pivot shaft (1) by a ball and socket joint.
Frames are kept in vertical alignment by heavy
steel diagonal arms (2) that connect with the
pivot shaft by special bearings. The front guide
rollers and brackets (3) keep tracks from toeing
in or out.

Three-Point Suspension is far superior to the
two-point system and shock-loading to the final
drive gears is avoided.

USE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER

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Phone 191 Box 709

B.C. Equipment

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Levens.

about
were
Walkem, a Big Creek sawmill
worker, who was struck by a
falling

morning.

ine which can calculate the
Walkem, a faller, had just cut'|speed of a baseball.
the tree and was walking away| The device is actually an

from
The tree hit another on its way
down and changed its direction
of fall.
the butt .end of the tree and
was
Hospital with a broken jaw.

ee

| Shortage of ducks
results in reduction
of daily bag limit

British Columbia duck hunters may not suffer
as much as other Canadian hunters from the declin-
ing duck population, but reductions in bag limits are
necessary to conserve the duck supply, announces
the Canadian Wildlife Service.

New migratory bird reg ae
ulations for B.C. set a daily : a jany. other region
bag limit on ducks of eight, two|'™ Canada this year. :

Limits on other birds remain

less than last year, and a pos-

the same. Daily bag limit on
session limit of 32, eight less| geese is five and possession
than last year. Except for|limit 10 except for the black
Newfoundland-Labrador, the/brant for which daily limit is
Yukon and the Northwest | three and the possession limit
wee a pia 8, SXs rails and coots, 25;
Territories, British Columbia |S con’g Snipe, eight; band
has larger bag and. possession | tailed pigeons 10.
Redhead and — canvasback

ducks have been particularily
affected by the dropping water
levels on the prairies and as a
result hunters can not be al-
lowed to shoot more than four

day, or possess more than
eight, of these species.

Wider use of retriever dogs
is encouraged by permitting
legally organized clubs to use a
number of dead waterfowl for

Machine will
measure speed
of ‘fast balls’

Anyone who ever thought
his ‘fast ball” might have
won him a place in the major

Boys work hard at
sharpening their shots on basket.

ee

Injured by tree

A broken

jaw and bruises

|

training their dogs. Under the
new regulations, hunters inter-
ested in training retriever dogs
ay form a club and, with the
approval of Chief Provincial
Game Officer, keep up to 125
game birds that were lawfully
killed for training retrievers
during any season of the year.
Open season for Game Man-
agement Areas numbers 14, 16,
13 and 19 are as follows: ducks,
geese, coots, black brant and
now snow geese; Sept. 12 to
Dec. 16: Wilson’s Snipe; Sept.
12 till Nov. 30. It is required
that all birds that have been
banded be reported to the near-

est game office.

WESTERN SWING
ROCK 'N’ ROLL

Dannnnnnnnnnnnne
DANCE
DANCE
will be held
NEXT SATURDAY
August 22, at
SODA CREEK HALL
Music by
The Starlighters

Dancing 10 p.m. - ?

*

the head
suffered

and shoulders

leagues will get a chance to
by Clarence

prove it at the Pacific National
Exhibition.
One of the attractions in the

tree armed forces exhibit is a mach-

last Wednesday

it while it electronic computer which the
army uses to measure the speed
of bullets,

But during the fair, August
22 to September 7, it will seek
undiscovered pitching talent at
the PNE.

It will be unveiled to the
Public first at Capilano Stadium
on August 19 before game time.

A machine measured the
speed of Bob. Feller’s ball at
92.21 miles per hour, still the
x

was falling.

The logger was hit by

taken to War Memorial

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Williams Lake Junior-Senior High School

NOTICE TO PARENTS

Registration for th

be held in the H
hours of 9 a.m.
and 4th. Pup
9

e opening of school will
igh School Office between the
and 5 p.m.on September 2nd, 3rd
ils who have been in attendance
during the 1 59 school year, will not be re-
quired to register in advance. Pupils who have
not previously been in attendance at this High
School are requested to register on the days men-
tioned above. Whenever possible pupils should
be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

FEES: Fees for the 19
be as follows.

Grades seven, eight and nine, $6.50

Grades ten, eleven and twelve, $7.00

5-60 School Year will |

NOTE: Pupils who have not previously been
| registered in this High School will be required
to pay an additional $1.00 for padlocks,

| SUPPLIES: The following list of supplies,

| obtainable from local stores, is given for the
guidance of pupils and parents:

1 Looseleaf Binder 1 Pair of running
10 Key Tab Note shoes
Books 1 White Blouse
1 Ruler (girls)
2 H.B. Pencils 1 White Sweatshirt
1 Eraser (boys)
1 Fountain Pen or 1 Pair Gym Shorts
ball point of the 1 Towel

non-smear type

NOTE: Heavy boots, slacks, strides or un-
kempt jeans may not be worn to class in this
school. i

NOTE: It is recommended that each pupil
have either Concise Oxford or the Webster Coll-
egiate dictionary for junior grades, or the Mer-
riam-Webster Pocket Dictionary will be accept-
able.
. T. B. BEAMES,
Principal, Williams
Lake High School.

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