Thursday, September 10,

1959

THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

Page 7

Police court

An

Johnson and s
for the offence.

Being a minor
Maquor cost a local
This was the lad’s
of this type in 1:

Donald Doberer,
here only two moni
appeared in court
intoxication and

ee

Another neweo:
riet went before
Poston for suppl.
with liquor,
Paid out $50 f
the Liquor Act,

mg an

Herbert Eckert went through
court for driving a vehicle with-
out a motor carrier's licence;
fine was $50. 4 second charge
of hauling public freight without
@ carrier's licence brought an
additional fine of $15.

Ralph Phillips appeared on his
fourth intoxication this year and
was fined $50.

Billy Casimir was sentenced to
two months jail after his fifth
charge of intoxication in 1959,
Billy had just been in town for
one week after returning from a
Previous two months sentence at
Oakalla prison:

Pete Sandy has a score of six
trips to court for “drunkeness, he
also was given two months Jail.

Seventeen other cases of in-
toxication went before Magistrate
C. H. Poston during last ‘week.

There were five parking’ viola-
tions and an additional eight of-
fences of the Motor Vehicle Act.

Edward MacDonald went to
Oakalla prison for one month for
resisting arrest when he was
Picked up on a drunk charge.

At War Memorial Hospital

REISTAD—To Mr. and Mrs.
Einar Reistad of Williams Lake
a son, born September 2.

LAKEY—To Mr. and Mrs. James
Lakey of Williams Lake, a son,
born September 4. 4

OSHANEK—To Mr. and Mrs.
David Oshanek of 100 Mile
House, a daughter, born Sept-
ember 3.

DORMUTH—To Mr. and Mrs.
William Dormuth of Wiliams
Lake, a son, born September 4.

QUILT—To Mr. and Mrs. Pascal
Quilt of Stoney Reserve, a son,
born September 4.

HANCE—To Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Hance of Anahim
Reserve, a son, born September
6.

impaired driving char
Be
Was handed down to Mrs. Thelma

in possession of
Youth $50.
second offence

Who has been
ths from Hope
nN a charge of
Was fined $50.

mer to the dist-
Magistrate
Indian
Edwin J. Bednarz
or this violation of

Above: Participants in the Cariboo Open Golf Tour-
nament enjoy a banquet after playing all day Mon-
day in the rain and wind. The banquet was put on
by the Williams Lake club and the lady members
did the serving. Golfers came from Prince George
and Quesnel for the meet. Left: Winner of the
men’s championship flight, Findlay Young, from
Prince George, receives the Cariboo Open trophy
from Tom Wale, president of the local club. Young
shot 152 for the 36 holes.

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HORSEFLY NEWS
SNEWS.

Cemetery project
gets underway

THE CEMETERY PROJECT
presented to the cemetery com-
mittee- by the Women’s Service
Club met with approval at a
special meeting held Sunday
evening at the home of Mrs. A.
Stober.

Mrs. Stober read the names of
the people on the cemetery com-
mitee. They are Mrs. W. Gibbons,

Mrs. A. Stober, Mr. B. Gruhs,
Mr. J. Wynstra and Dr. D.
Millar.

With the go-ahead signal from
the committee the women’s club
has already asked and received
as a donation the lumber from
Jacobson’s sawmill, and posts
are already up at the cemetery.

Sunday is the first work bee,
@ notice in the post office gives
the details. With the hot lunch
to be served by the women it is
hoped that a good turnout of
men will be seen Sunday morn-
ing.

Mrs. S. Whittner is still collect-
ing donations for the cemetery
and any money lett over will be
given over to the cemetery com-
mittee to be used for future re-
Pairs.

BILL BRANCH, third eldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Branch
of Miocene, left Friday for Corn-

Wallis, Nova Scotia where he will
start his training with the Royal
Canadian Navy.

MR. AND MRS. Monty Gunn
and family left Sunday for the
coast where they will spend the
winter.

LAST WEEK AT the home of
Mrs. H. Barthel a delightful baby
shower was held in honour of
Mrs. B. Lewis.

After the entertainment Mrs.
Lewis was presented with a
beautifully decorated large basket

full of baby gifts. Refreshments
were served by the hostesses,
Mrs. M. Von Hugo, Mrs. W.

Racher, Mrs. P. Severin and Mrs.
Barthel to the sixteen ladies pre-
sent.

Around Town

Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C.
Stangoe this week are the latter’s
cousin, Mrs. G. Bell of Leeds,
Yorkshire, England, and her
mother, Mrs. BE. Ward of New
Westminster.

A. brief visitor to town this
week was former resident, Mrs.
Edna Blackwell of Vancouver.
She will be attending Teacher's
College this fall.

Visiting in Wiliams Lake for
several weeks are Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Roberts. Former resid-
ents of Williams Lake, the
Roberts now reside at Enderby.

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