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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAT, B.C.

Thursday, November 25, 1954,

—OLIVER THEATRF—

Monday, Tuesday, \Wednesday --- Nov. 29, 30, Dec. 1
KATHRYN GRAYSON, HOWARD KEEL, ANN MILLER
in
“KISS ME KATE”

Comedy and News Show starts at 8:30 p.m.

Thursday. Friday, Saturday --- December 2, 3, 4
JOHN WAYNE, GERALDINE PAGE, WARD BOND
in
“HONDO”

Comedy and News Thursday show at 8:30 p.m.

TWO COMPLETE PROGRAMS
EACH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT
First show at 6:45 — Second show at 8:45
Children admitted to second show only when accompanied by Parents

Thursday, Friday, Saturday this week:
Don Corcoran, Ward Bond, Frances Dee in “Gypsy Colt”

‘Boy Scout News

The ist Williams Lake Group of
Scouts, Cubs and Group Committee
will be able to carry on another year
of Scouting thanks to the interests
of members and leaders who turned
out to the Group meeting on Tues-
day evening in order to re-register
the Group. The final registration
date for our district is November 30

A nominating committee was set
up to prepare for the Annual Meeting
set for December 7th. The committee
consists of Mr. F. Nicholson Rev. J.
Colclough and Don Mars.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lloyd returned
home from Vancouver last night.
While in Vancouver, Mrs. Lloyd un-
derwent an operation.

TO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE

MUST SELL ALL HOUSEHOLD et-
fects and furniture immediately

To view s@e Mrs. E. McLean, Bor-

of distinction
Ladies & Gents Diamond-Onyx
Initial Rings make a wonder-
ful gift, styled for distinction
and quality — yet priced for
everyone.

As low as $19.50 diamond set

Initial Onyx as low as $11.95

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USE OUR CHRISTMAS
LAY-AWAY PL

Power Tools

For the

Home Workshop
* drills * jig saws
*sanders *bench grinders

power attachments

Wide variety of hand tools

A HINT TO THE LADIES—
If HE likes to make things — you’ll
find a wealth of suggestions in
our tool department.

LAKE HARDWARE LTD.

Agents for
Fairbanks Morse - Evinrude Motors - McClary Ranges
Youngstown Kitchens - Servel Refrigerators

For Christmas
Delivery

Order Now

If you are thinking of
stepping out during the
holiday season in a new
suit styled by the famous
Kouse of Kobberlin

—don’t be disappointed.

Order Early

DEADLINE ORDER DATE

for Christmas Delivery

December 4th ;

land Street, any day after 4 p.m.

McCLARY WOOD AND COAL range
Modern, good condition. $50.00.
Box 212 Tribune.

Oroville Bargains

HYDRAULIC JACKS
20 ton $41.50

Oroville
Used Specials

3 Kerosene Refrigerators
$50 to $85. All excellent
|| condition.

Milwaukee power tools,
Prices so low on saws,
drills, grinders, sanders,
that we can’t advertise.
All items unconditionally
guaranteed.

Oroville Plumbing
\ & Hardware

Oroville, Washington

Miare About School Costs

(Continued from page 1)

school in town; three-room primary
grade schools on the outskirts of Wil-
jiams Lake at the Mountain House
cut-off and Cariboo Highway junc-
tion and at Smedleyville, $30,000
each; four-room elementary school
addition to the present town school
$50,000; Alexis Creek school, plumb-
i nd water syStem $2,000; tearing
lewn the old 150 Mile school and re-
lacing it with new building $10,000;
one room addition to Lone Butte
chool and installation of central
heating and plumbing, $12,000; two
room addition to 100 Milé school and
installaton of central heating,
$25,000.

In addition to these projects, the
old log school houses at Big Lake,
MeLeese Lake, Meldrum Creek, Mio-
cene, Rose Lake, Beaver Valley and
Likely will have to eventually be re-
placed.

Residents in four areas have made
requests for schools where none ex-
ist today, and although they are mar-
ginal cases as far as student popula-
tion is concerned, by next September
they might well have enough pros-
vective pupils to demand accommo-
dation.

| Outside -of actual classroom ac- |

‘commodation, some thought has )een
given to building a combined main-
, tenance workshop, warehouse space,
school hus garage and school hoard

BIRTHS

At War Memorial Hospital

PATENAUDE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Joseph Patenaude of 115
Mile House, a son, born November
20.

NIQUIDET — To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Niquidet Jr., of Williams Lake,
a soh, born November 20.

WOTZKE — To Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert Wotzke of Williams Lake, a
son, born November 20.

OSHANK — To Mr. and Mrs. David
Oshank of 100 Mile House, a
daughter, born November 21.

HORDOS — To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Herdos of Lac La Hache, a son,
horn November 23.

CAMPBELL — To Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Campbell of Lac La

+Hache,.« daughter, born Novem-
ber 25. 5

It is proposed to have an

Rite Shoe Store or with
Bus Depot. .

NOTICE

talent in the district, purpose of which is to develop
our self entertainment. To assure a good evening,
auditions will be held at Columbus Hall, December
5th at 3 p.m. Leave your application forms at Walk-

Amateur Program of the

Gordon Gibbons at the

: PUBLIC

day, December 9th, 1954

A poll will be taken at the Municipal Hall on Thurs-

Lake Sewer Construction and Loan Authorization
By-law No. 95, 1958,” shall be authorized or not.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

Copies of the By-law have been posted at the Court
House, Fire Hall and Village Office.

NOTICE .

as to whether ‘Williams

for your money
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DEMERARA
RUM

“matured and
bottled in England

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

administration building. The board
uow employs two full-time mainten-
ance men and owns two school buses.
Estimate of cost is $40,000.

Continuation of program of supply-
ing rural schools with--wells and
fences is. estimated to cost’ $10,000
if completed.

Another large item to be consider-
ed is the construction of a gymna-
‘sium at Williams Lake High School.

At present the board rents a hall
for normal physical education work
at a cost of $180 a month. Estimate
of such a bulding is $80,000.
UNFORSEEN PROBLEMS

Not counting the possible marginal
area schools, or the replacement of
the log buildings, there is something
Ike $380,000. And every new build-
ing would have to be equipped. There
are also the unforseeable problems
that have been cropping up each

summer with the influx of new lum-
ber mills: and the transferring of
others to new locaticns..In a booming
district like our own, population in-
crease trends cannot be gauged
months ahead of time, as trustees
have reason to know through sad ex-
perience.

Board chairman Hilary Place;
when queried at the representatives’
meeting, said the board was ‘con-
sidering” the possibility of a by-law.
Whatever method of relief the trus-
tees come-up with, it is mcre than
evident by the wealth of =yidence
that has been collected on e ucation-
al needs, that these men ar i women
have been. burning the mi*night oil
in trying to point the way to a solu-
tion that will be both ace :ptable to
the yardstick of educational neces-
sity and the ability of the district to
bear the taxation load.

, Better

Better Service

Better Value

Quality

always at ..

WESTERN, RI

QUALITY

PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE IS OUR AIM

FE & PIGEON

GROCERS

ever—

galore on the daily
decorated counters —

Bring your giving list in
the next time you’re down
town and you’ll be sur-
prised at how much of
your shopping you can do
at our store.

Cosmetic Sets -—-
Dolls ~ --

AT BRANDLY’S
We’re building up to what we believe will

be the biggest Christmas shopping spree

There are gift suggestions

HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS

Men’s Shaving Sets =
Cameras --

AND ALL YOUR CHRISTMAS DECORATION NEEDS

-Branpty's Druc Store

AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR FRANKLIN SERUMS

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ublished or displayed by
Government of British Columbia,

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