Thursday, December 2, 1984,

THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LARY, B.C,

Page 9

Local Man’s Mother
Dies At Peace River

Word has been received of th2

her 67th year. for Fairview where he will attend the

She is survived by one daughter. | funeral of his mother, “Friday. ,
Mrs. Mitchell Kosheiff of rvie: Mrs. Petersen was born in Copen-
one son, Howard, at Fairview; and|hagen, Denmark, aud came to Ed-
her son, Ken, at Williams Lake.| monton in 1910. In 1912 she married
Three sisters and two brothers in| her husband who predeceased her in

death Monday at Fairview, atperta, | Denmark, and five grandchildren also/ 1948. They had lived over 40 years
of Mrs. Valborg Celima Petersen, in| survive. Mr. Petersen left Wednesday | in the Peace River area.

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THREE FORMER LOCAL BANK EMPLOYEES
FACE GUNMEN IN BIG COAST HOLDUP

Three former local branch staif
members were on duty at the Bank
of Montreal's Vancouver branch that
was held up and robbed Wednesday
in what is said to have been the third
largest bank holdup in the coast
city’s history, g

Acting as relief manager at the
time was Jack Purser, former local
branch manager. Also on duty when
the holdup occurred was local girl
Miss Valerie James and Byron Bel-

Three Inches Of Snow
Falls At Lone Butte

Friday’s snowfall of about three
inches came as a surprise. The tem-
‘perature dropped to 10 degrees above
zero. On Saturday morning cars had
a busy time skidding around trying
to dvoid accidents. Two cars met
head-on on the Horse Lake road. No-
one was hurt except the car. Damage
to cars ran to $700.

Friday night the Dept of. Public
Works crew spent all night sanding
roads,

PERCY WILLARD has been ap-
pojnted postmaster of Fawn P.O.

THE Lone Butte and South’ Cari-
boo Hospital Auxiliary Turkey Sup-
per and Bazaar was a great success.
A good crowd turned up for the sup-
per and dance afterwards.

A FEW COW MOOSE are being
taken in Mis district.

Little Hope Of Camps
Opening At Prince

Prince George—A lumber industry
official in Prince George Tuesday
heldi out little hope that there will
be a major back to work movement
im the northern camps _ before
Christmas.

Secretary of the Northern Interior
‘Lumbermen’s Association, Robert
Gallagher, indicated that wet wea-
ther had bogged down operations.
He said at least ten days of severe
frosts were needed before mills couid
re-open.

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lamy. All three were transferred
from the Williams Lake branch this
summer.

Three gunmen, carrying two sawed-
) off shotguns and an automatic pistol
compelled 18 staff members to lie on
the floor while the money was taken.
The men escaped with $48,000.

Mr. Purser, who now resides in
Nerth Vancouver, was standing at
the counter near the front door when.
the bandits forced the door. One of
the men stayed at the main counter
and ordered the entire staff to lie on
the floor, while the others approach-
ed the tellers’ cages and scooped up
the cash. :

Total membership of all labor
unions in Canada is only one-fith of
the Dominion’s labor force.

Westwold Entry Wins
At Kamloops Show

The entry of Westwold 4H Club
member, Jean Pringle was named
Grand Champion of the Christmas
Fat Stock Show at Kamloops Wed-
nesday. Judge J. W, Grant MacEwan
awarded the entry, Sonny Boy II, the
honor over four finalists.

An entry of Len Wood & Son of
Armstrong won the championship of
the open singles class, with reserve
champonship in this class going to
an entry from the Douglas Lake
Cattle Company.

Dennis Lyster of the Armstrong
4H Club won top honours in the beef
judging competitions.

Cariboo Birth Rate

Rivals Bombay’s

PRINCE GEORGE — The birth-
rate in the Cariboo Health Unit area
rivals that of Bombay, India.

Dr. Gordon Ferheller told this to
the Prince George Kinsmen Club as
he was comenting on the suitability
of equipment donated by the group
to the city hospital. The club has
donated an obstetric table and
stretcher worth about $1,000.

Dr. Fierheller said the Prince

George area hirthrate was 40 per
thousand, compared with 25 per
thousand for the remainder of’ the
province.

Okanagan Considering
Gas Supply Scheme

A full investigation into the. pros
and cons of a unified natural gas
supply scheme to the Okanagan and
B.C. Interior is planned by a special
committee set up at the quarterly
meeting of the Okanagan Munnicipal
Association at Summerland last
week.

The meeting, which discussed the
problem for several hours, was of the
general opinion that if a gas com-
pany offered substantial evidence
that natural gas would follow any
installation of a propane-butane sup-
ply then this should be considered
favouably.

If ro natural gas could be ensured
after the primary installation of the
tanked propane-butane then the
meeting was of the opinion that this
should not be considered so favor-
ably.

EDWARD M.

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