Wednesday December 23, 1959 THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE Baeees

the Catholic institute of learning

| Kamloops Magistrate concerned over treatment of Indians ceo

tiality as our own.

Concern over treatment of In-) MacDonald's observations. jable deal of force was used.) ist. Perhaps what has happened
dians in this province was ex. “T understand some form of| There was a certain amount of| over there is one of the results “It’s also a fact we all know
Pressed in public court in Kam-| legal aid system may be formed| intoxication . . . it has not been|of that sort of thing. that when they come out of the

loops last_ week by Magistrate| here. A great many olfences| established -how much. “Perhaps it is about time we| protection of that environment,
Don MacDonald. (by Indians) are indictable with| : as a people took a second look| where do they go? Back to a
sentences ranging up to life Indians are entitled to the) a the way we are treating these | shack on the reserve .. . to sec-
imprisonment, and the accused |S*™me Gesree of protection as! joope, It's been proved to us|ond class citizenship . . . also

are not represented. anyone else. There can’t be one|+. the fathers who are running| {nto the courts.
jlaw for Indians and one for the

“In 90 per cent of these cases| whites. I know the Deneaus
they are unable to defend|quite well and they're probably

Magistrate MacDonald  sug-
ested that it could be about
time Canadians took “a second
look at the way we are treating
our Indian countrymen.”

His remarks came in pre-| themselves... unable to under-|no better or no worse than the RA,
sentence comments in a breaking | and the charges against them.| Peters . . . all are a product of | | ( '
and entering with intent case! this particular case it is very their environment. wonderful
resulting from an incident on/ difficult to do just what is right.) Living in squalor... very

|
the local reserve December 2.! “A man’s home is his castle. | little hope Whether we like it

Following are extracts from Mr.' however humble. A consider. or not, racial prejudice does ex-

Christmas we

wish for you!

May it be as full
ot triumphant
Joy as a
Christmas carol,
tigh in spiritual
peace
and happiness.

Teachers entertained the students at the annual
Christmas Ball at Williams Lake High School last
week. The ‘Williams Lake High School . Staff
Dramatic Association " performed scenes from Henry
V, or “ Hank Cinq,” allegedly with the purpose of
demonstrating to the French students the proper
French accent. Pictured above is the proposal scene,
in which Hank himself, played by \ Pat Edwards
(eft) shows professional skill in effectively masking
the features of Catherine, played by Ted Ewing.
Pulling aside her (or his) tresses to see what's going
on, is Harry Calleia as the nurse.

“ Who's for tenn The dapper gentleman shown
at the left is principal Tom Beames, who, as master-
of-ceremonies, interpreted the finer points of the
stage Movements. —Photos by Art Long

| This is real public relations

| An item from Prince George
underlines the fact that the
Pacific Great Eastern Railway is|leaned from bis cab and contided
still “the friendly railroad that “There are two around the
a school comer.” Then, as passengers
along | thumbed Mr, Melville onward to

» his surprise the iron horse
lurched to a stop. The engineer |*

Seems Ken Melville
board trustee, wa:

za long look in two directions:
oe,

the PGE 1 the|the hunt, the PGE continued its
y 7 n for your patronage, and for-
Pine Pa in} merry wa aS : ac = AF
| se of nose. Hearing the} Mr. Melville didn't report o « ; ) . . Aecl with the han tic
reh of a moose. Hearing the) Mr. Melville didn’t report oni Og tg Holland -for Christmas are Mr. the Polar route. This will be Mr. th the hanpy anticipa
iy engine barreling along he|the success of his expedition, but }

continuing te serve you.

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and Mrs, Joe Ooyevaar and family of Ooyevaar’s first visit to his former
Williams Lake, seen here as they boar- home since he came out fi and a half
ded a CPA plane on the first leg of years ago. The family will be away
their flying journey to Amsterdam via two months.

account of the informal guid-
indicates the Pacific Great
Eastern is trying to set a preced-
ent in unusual public servi

stepped to the side
cursing it for probably
Since 1954 there has been an|any of the lumbering beasts that
annual average of 132,000 new| might happen to be found
dwelling units constructed in
Canada, and the completion of
new homes now is rising more
rapidly than the formation of
new families.

Ce

spreads good
cheer all through.

| Saxons. Wassail was a word of

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you?”

ices,

The Wassail bowl, which today

is Christmas punch, is said to

have come to us from the ancient |

Have a

LUCKY |Rgeau

when .
you

live in

We sincerely hope that this Christmas
rings in a new era of peace and good
will for all the world and much good
fortune and joy for you and your family.

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friendship and patronage mean to us

and to wish you and your family a very ot means so much to us at this time of the year

healthy, happy and cheerful festive season! | to send you our sincerest wishes fora joyous
Yuletide. We hope your holiday will be filled with

TO ALL OF YOU—FROM ALL OF US good health, good cheer and sniritual satisfaction.

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