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THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

Wednesday December 23, 1959

LEGALS

charge 65c
charge 60c.
. In Memoriam
4 cents per word, minimum
charge 65c. Display Classified and Legal rates on application.
Classified advertising closes Tuesday, 5 p.m. '

Classified Advertising rates are set on a paid-in-advance
basis. If cash does not accompany the insertion order, an extra
charge of 15 cents will be made.

AGREEMENT

It is agreed by the advertiser Tequesting space that the
liability of the paper in the event of failure to Publish any
advertisement of any description or in the event that errors
occur in the publishing of an advertisement for that Portion of
advertisement shall be limited to the amount paid by the adver-
tiser for that portion of the advertising space occupied by the
incorrect item only, and there shall be no liability in any event
beyond the amount paid for such advertisement.

CARDS OF THANKS FOR RENT

Our Honorary Treasurer, Mrs
. Lester Langley, reports
that the total receipts for the

MODERN CABIN on lakeside
for winter months, suit couple
Apply Drummond Lodge or

Phone 415-¥.

FURNISHED three-room suite.
Phone 281-X.

1959 campaign for the Cana-
dian National Institute for the
Blind, amounted to $943.88,
and which has been forwarded
to Vancouver headquarters.
On behalf of the blind and
members of our unit here, we
extend our sincere and grate-

» Water, 2 bedrooms,
and cabinet kitchen
d, quarter mile north

ful thanks to all those who| Phone Lee tee ee hey
contributed to this worthy 7
cause of assistance to the/ONE ROOM bachelor cabin,
blind and prevention of blind-| $25 monthly; one 5-room
ness; to members of organiza-| house,

Glendale, $45 monthly.
Phone 282-Q.

——
SLEEPING ROOM with washing
and cooking faci

tions and all others who as-
sisted with the canvass for
funds, all of whom have made
the campaign a success. Also

we take this opportunity to] able January 1.

i 1 every good wish | __
Taek dou all Svers, Sood wish’! (iGHT housekeeping room, aled
108 sleeping room. Corner ard

” PRANK L. LER, and Proctor, or phone 230-G.
Chairman, . OFFICE SPACE. Phone 188
Williams Lake Unit. or 336, or apply ay Tom's

Leather Good Bo: 7 wil}

HELP WANTED | liams Lake, B.C.

MALE | |

BUSINES

GOOD WATKINS route available PERSONAT

in nearby locality. No experi- |
ence necessary. Good earnings.| 5XPERT installations of: Tile,
ge no handicap. Many estab-| “T inoleum,  Aborite, Walltile |

lished customers. Car necessary.| r le |
Write Watkins Products Inc, {n0 Garret No charge for
Box 4015, Sin, “D”, Vancouver: Phone, wite “or _w |
Stylectat Floors Ltd., 1239-
HELP WANTED | 4th Aye., Prince Geo! , B.C.
FEMALE | Lo 4-599. |
REQUIRED, a fully qualified 7 |
stenographer. H. Lee Skipp, WANTED
barrister. This is a senior) V\NCOUVER Island or Gult|

position. Experience required: | "“yoand seafront property

preferably, but not necessar-| apie for small farm. Box 39,
ily legal experience. Offices! {59 Mile House.
Lee Building, Williams Lake

LEGALS |

WORK WANTED
MALE

Estate of John McLure |
Graham, Deceased

FOR SALE
Horsefly, B.C.

That house situate on the

FIRST CLASS WELDER and
mechanic, some machinist ex-
perience, looking for steady
work. Harry Hollingsworth,
Gen. Delivery, Williams Lake.

FOR SALE OR TRADE |

MOTEL, small store, cafe and
drive-in combine, heated pub-
lic swimming pool and Texaco
gas pumps with stock and
equipment at Langley; $55,-
000.00 or trade for Willia
Lake property. Terms avail-

consisting of a kitchen and
two bedrooms with a well ad-
jacent thereto. _ Inquire
Wilfred James Graham,
ministrator of the Estate of
John McClure Graham, Ho:

able. Write A. Hutzkal, P.O.| fly, B.C., or at the
Box 69, Town. Phone Chim-| H. Lee Skipp, Barrister and
ney Creek 1- Solicitor, P.O. Box 68, Wil-
liams Lake, B.C.
FOR SALE
NOTICE TO
WE HAVE again started but- CREDITORS

chering fine quality yearling
and two-year-old beef. Cut-
ting and wrapping, 5¢ pound.
Phone Dugan Lake 4-A. EB. J.
Patenaude, 153 Mile House.
eee

TOM POWELL MORGAN, O
WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.,
DECEASED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-
EN that creditors and others

ARRY line of! having claims against the
Werte, Send an ealintel| Estate of the above deceased
iving i _ We| are hereby required to sen
Living Digest. IU dinee. In| particulars thereof to the un-
terior Distributors, Drawer| dersigned Executrix, c.o. Wile
369, Quesnel. Phone 400R liam L. Langley, Esq. are

rister and Solicitor, P.O. Box
99, Williams Lake, B.C., on or
before Friday,
of February A.D.,
which date the Bxecutrix will

12 CU. YD. Leach Packmaster
Garbage Disposal Unit, fully
automatic, mounted on 5-ton

truck; fully guaranteed. Mc-| qistribute the said Estate
Lennan’s ‘Truck —_Centre,| among parties entitled
6462 Kingsway, Burnaby 1.) thereto having regard only to
B.C. Hemlock 4-6211. the claims of which she then

= has notice.
COMBINATION radio = phono- MAY CAROLINE NEVIN,

graph; bed chesterfield, swiv- Executrix

el rocker; double bed and) py wip yyeu tT ANGLEY,
mattress; standard lamp, all| 7 ee re
in good condition. Phone

in
299-Q after 6 p.m.

oo sion
WE HAVE the only precision (nto 16D
knife grinder. Planer knives,
jointer knives sharpened and| jy THE MATTER OF
balanced. New planer knives! 1. Northwest quarter of Dis-

LAND REGISTRY ACT |

in stock at Ritchie Saw Ser- trtict Lot S866, said to
vice, 100 Mile, B.C. contain 160 acres, more
7 = or :
1953 AUSTIN A40, good run) > Northeast quarter of Dis-
ning order, good tires, $300. trict Lot S866. Cariboo
‘Apply at blue and white trail- Bias
er, Williams Lake Trailer |
behind Shell Service
. PROOF haying been filed
| in my oftice ot loss of
1959 VAUXHALL, good condi) Cenificate of No.
tion, very low down payment) 35539M to the above-men-
required, can arrange flmane-| tioneq Jands in the name of
ing. Phone 304. Jack Perry Croan, 150 Mile
House, Cariboo, and
,EOUS bearing the date the Ist of
MISCELLAN November, 1951 vie
< EBY GIVE NOTICE
ROLUX (Canada) Ltd.,| 1 HEREBY Give ;
Seeeeeeod Service, 1079 Doug:| of my intention at the expire:
ince George, B.C. | tion of one calendar month
las St, Prin from the first publica
hereot to issue to the sitid
ik < . | Jack Perry Croan, a Pro-
We would like to extend our | vio al Certificate of Title in
SP WISHES lieu of said lost Certificate.
BEST WISHES Any person having in-
to
at Christmas time to our or ttle
friends in Williams Lake and va, gommurieats
jet " ° New | with the undersigned
District. We hope the New DATED at Land Reg- |
Year brings you joy and hap- | istry Office mivops, Brit-
piness. ish Columbia, this $ih day 0
November )
| S. PARRAND |
oN Registrar
MR. AND MRS. H. SENFF Kamloops Land Registration
| Distric |

Germany

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to
Apply to Lease Land

In Land Recording District
of Quesnel, B.C., and situace
three miles north of the out-
let of Abuntlet Lake on the
east side of the Dean River.
Take notice that Robert
Stewart and Richard Blewett,
of Bella Coola, occupations
resort owners, intend to
apply for a lease of the fol-
lowing described lands:—
Commencing at post
Planted on the east shore of
the Dean River; thence south

10 chains; thence east 10
chains; thence north 10
chains; thence west 10
chains; and containing 10
acres, more or less, for the

purpose of fishing camp.

JOHN RICHARD BLEWETT
ROBERT W. STEWART.
‘November 29, 1959.

—

TIMBER AND MILLS

Auction of Timber

Sale X68133

There will be offered for

sale at public auction, at
a.m., on January 29, 1960, in
of

the

‘of other spec:

spruce on

area situated on vacant Crown
land, end of east arm of
Quesnel Lake (Blue Lead
Creek), Cariboo Land District

Two’ (2) years be
allowed for removal of
timber,

Provided anyone
attend the aucti
may submit a ed tender,
to be opened at the hour of

auction and treated one
bid.
Further particulars may be

obtained from the Deputy
Minister of Forests, Victoria,
B.C.; the District Forester,
Kamloops, B.C.; or the
Porest Ranger, Horsefly, B.C
Gazette, Nov 5

suit-| oo

Auction of Timber
sale X70416

There will be offered for
sale at public auction, at 11
am. on Friday, January 15,
1960, in the office of the
Forest Ranger, 100 Mile
House, B.C., ‘the Licence

X70416, to cut 439,000 cubic
feet of fir. and other species
(except. spruce) sawlogs, on
an area situated 1 mile west
of Ruth Lake, approximately
144 mile north and west of Lot
4658, Lillooet District.

One (1) year will
allowed for removal
timber.

Provided anyone who is
unable to attend the auction
in person may. submit a
sealed tender, to be opened at
the hour of auction and treat-
ed as one bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained from the District
Forester, Kamloops, B.C.; or
the Forest Ranger, 100 Mile
House, B.C.

be
of

Auction of Timber
Sale XS81474

There
sale at

will be offered for
public auction, at 11
a.m, on January 15, 1960, i
the " office of the Forest
Ranger, 100 Mile House, B.C.,

the Licence X$1474, to cut
1,0 cubic feet of fir,
and lodgepole pine
and trees
, On an area
on vacant Crown
of Gustafsen Lake
Creek Road), Lillooet Land
District.
Three (3) years will be
allowed for “ removal of
timber.

Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person
may submit a sealed tend
to be opened at the hour of
auction and treated one
bid.

Further particulars may be
obtained trom the
Minister of Forests,
B.C.; the District
Kamloops, B.C.;
Ranger, 100 Mile Hous
Gazette Nov 26, 9

Auction of Timber
Sale X80508

There will
sale at public
11:30 am
1960, in the office of the
est Ranger, Horsefly, B.C.,
the Licence 508, to cut
607,000 cubic feet of spruce,

fir and balsam trees and trees
ot other species, on an area
situated on vacant Crown land
7 miles south-east of Likely
Cariboo Land District.

Three (3) years will be
allowed for removal of
timber

Provided anyone unable to
attend the auction in person
may submit a sealed tender
to be opened at the hour of
auction and treated as one

Further particulars may be
obtained from the DULY
Minister of Forests, Victoria
B.C.: the Forester
Kamloops, rest

ger, Horsefl
Gazette Dec. 2

There is something to be said jamong the ordinary words, to
for booklburning. [t's honest. | make their minds grow. And the
Nobody can misunderstand what | plots of the classics are or
a book-burner is doing.

A more subtle menace
the book-burner is
changer, who leaves the covers
and titles of booxs intact but

inary.

“What makes (the books) spec-
ial is the author’s emotional
drive or imaginary character work
or subtly skilled pacing or juicy
talk — the very things that med-

than
the book-

rewrites the insides into a new
shape.
This parasite has been busy,

dling ruins.”

But the book-changers are on

the retreat. The trend is bac
to the full-blooded, original story

in recent years, chewing up the
vigorous narrative of books like

Toronto Telegram
W. R. Ballard, president
of a dog food firm, paid the
highest price ever paid in
the U.S. for a jumper, Wind-
sor Castle, $50,000. He
brought it to Toronto for
the horseshow at the Royal
Winter Fair, but the horse
failed to qualify for the fin-
als in either of the jumping
preliminaries it entered.

“ Huckleberry Finn” and “Alice
in Wonderland,” and disgorging

it as a tasteless pulp.

Such rewriting of children's
ics is supposed to make

them cleaner and easier to read.

The copy of .“ Treasure
Island" that a man buys for his
son as a Christmas pri nt may
turn out to be only a hollow
shell. A rewriter, like a grub,
has got into the book and eaten
away all the meat and bones.

I have complained about the
book-changers before in this
column, Lately someone has
| written a piece for the Saturday
|Evening Post on the subject

“Must They Spoil Children’s
| Boo 2 asks J. C. Furnas in

el

| On the cover of a book hand-

ed to junior hig 5
| Education, Mr. Furna
lEducatin, Mr. Furnas read
| words: “David Copperfield, by
Charles Dickens.”

“But the text inside was not
what Dickens wrote under that
title. I found instead the shook-
jup remains of heavy cutting and
| rewritin Someone had sub-
stituted watery words wherever
Dickens . . . had said something
ungent _ -
eta (enitareny at this LEAGUE PLAY starts
formative 1ge a text robbed of All evening leagues are
id and gurgle that

ens worth reading (is).
like exposing them to Beethoven's
Moonlight Sonata with every other
note played a quarter tone flat.”

Furnas is right. I have some

school leagues

Lake Bowling Lanes

noon openings are available to housewives or

We are closed Christmas Day.

For you, we wish a |
wonderful Christmas, |

‘one that recalls |
in fullest meaning
the holy time

me delivery phone...
184

ith brass handle

sets the pace in pleasure
with full-bodied flavour

This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor
| Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia.

of the birth

& of out Lord. | |

Monday, January 4.

booked. Some after-

of these distorted books in my

own house. Among them is a

Walt Disney version of “Alice in|
Wonderland, trimmed
to a fraction of its original si e, |
mixed up with “Alice Through
the Lookin +1: and decorated
with eral new incidents and
fancies which are pure the in-
vention of Disney and his men. |

Should the publishers try to
bring, “great stories” within the!
reach of the slowest reader, by
simplifying the stories and tell-|
ing them in kindergarden langu- |
age? |

It doesn’t work. Children need
to find some tough, strange words

hich is

Ritson heads

NOW OPEN!
Mayfair Beauty Salon |

PHONE 465

Seasonal Greetings from

AGNES JOHNSEN

May health, happiness and good cheer

enter your home this Christmas and remain

.

there for years to come.

Lakeview Cafe

son ce SCHEDULE |
Jack Ritson, official ot H. J. |
Gardner & Sons, and well-known uw la YA |
sportsman, headed the poll in the U7
Quesnel election last week when
three candidates contested two
vacancies on the town council
Ritson had 557 votes, and the CONDENSED PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE
other seat went to BE. R. Hewson EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 29, 1959
with 449, Losing out in his bid
‘|was C. ollver with 215. READ DOWN D UP
———— No. 1 Daily Daily
STOCKMEN WON'T BUY $:00 a.m. Ly. North Vancouver = Ar,
KAMLOOPS PROPERTY 9:30 Squamish
KAMLOOPS—The city-owned ‘Alta. Lake
buildings at Exhibition Park will Pemberton
not be purchased by the B.C Shalalth
Livestock Producers’ Co-opera- Lillooet
tive Clinton
Early this year the cattle- Exeter
men’s organization advised the | Williams Lake
city it was interested in pur- Quesnel __ -
the buildings. | Ar. Prince George - Ly.
Council has been informed by Lv. Prince George Ar.
letter from K. Chowen, manager ‘Ar. Chetwynd _ Ly.
of the co-operative, that the co-
operative have withdrawn its No. . No. 4 |
Ofer to purchase, Mon., Wed., Fri Mon., Wed., Fri. |i)
6:30am. Ly. Chetwynd _ : j
The tirst Canadian patent was 8:8 Ar, Fort St, John |
issued to Noah Cushing of Quebec. |}] No. 5 No. 6
in 1824, for a washing machine.|! Tue, Thur, Sat, Sun Tue, Thur, Sat, Sun.
Now there are about 14,000 6:30am. Ly. Chetwynd — Ar. 2:00 p.m
patent applications a year, and 8:30 Ar. Dawson Creek _ Ly. 11:45 a.m
about half are granted. PACIFIC STANDARD TIME
Reclining Lounge Seats — View Windows
Reserved Seats Available with Steward Service and
OFFICE SUPPLIES Compliments” Meas
| FOR RESERVATION: ND TICKETS, PHONE
Staplers - Perforators | P.G.E, RAILWAY AGENT, WILLIAMS LAKE 28 |
Filing Supplies |
| PACIFIC .
Binders - Ledger Sheets
-_ | GREAT EASTERN |}
nae TRIBUNE | RAILWAY
Phone 56

SUN LIFE OF €ANADA

4 The +
Night before
+ Christmas

At this joyous season, may | take the
Opportunity of extending to all my

+

friends and clients best wishes for a
very merry Christmas, and a
happy and prosperous
New Year.

Williams Lake, B.C.

Charles Dillabough, District Representative, Box 585