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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C.

Thursday, July 14, 1955.

PERMITS GRANTED were issed to R. Scott

Joe Ooyevaar

More About Bert Lloyd

Three building permite were ap- nd a com-
prbyea We a SENET ay al permit for construction of a (Continued from page 1)
¥ conimissionérs Tuesday E
es on ee Ones: Tuesday) inter. storage-shea Was granted to water,~the searchers heard a call.
Might ‘Three residential permits| H. J. Gardner @ Sons. | ther was some speculation whether |

it was a loor

but Godrich insisted it |

OLIVER THEATRE=

ay --- June 18, 19, 20

Monday, Tuesday, Wednes
FERNANDO LANOS and ARLENE DAUL
in
2 “SANGARER”
Show starts

Comedy and News at 8:30 p.m.

22, 25

BILL WILLIAMS and JEAN PORTER
in
“RACING BLOOD”

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

Thursday, Friday, Saturday --- July 21

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:
Mitzi Gaynor and Keith Bruselle “Three

Dan O’Herliky
Young Te;

w man’s voice. Not wanting
taxi along the shoreline with the
plane because of the noise of tue |

motor, the men broke into a trap- |
per’s cabin they had spotted in the |
area and fortunately found a small
boat and outboard motor.

Cruising along the shore they fin-
ally discovered the Pilot, stranded on
the top of a sheer 300-foot cliff. Toss-
ing caution to the wind, Good ‘h
immediately sealed the cliffside to
make Lloyd as comfortale as pos-
sible. To reach the same spot by
1 precipitous route it took a party
later an hour and a half to make the
top.

RADIO DEAD

It was now about 6 o'clock, but no
radio message could be sent out as
the rescue plane’s radio had gone
dead. The plane returned to Gard-
ner’s Mill on the lake, and from
there word was sent out fo an am-
bulance and doctor for the trip back

A boat with men and supplies was
dispatched from the mill and Dr. A
J. Miller, retired medical man who
lives on the lake, was picked up for
the journey up the lake. In the party
too was an experienced rope splicer,
whose job was to make long

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enough lifeline and sling to get the
injured flier off the cliff.

The party decided to stay with the

injured man last night, and first
thing this morning the sling was
rigged up and tested first by Good-

rich before Lloyd was gently lower-
ed down by four men at the top.

MOTOR FAILS

According to Mr, Lloyd this morn-
ing on his way to hospital, he r:
into trouble Tuesday night soon
ter arriving over the lake. Crossing
the rocky outeroppings, his plane
was caught in a downdraft and as
he tried to apply more throttle to
pull out. the motor stalled. All the
plucky pilot had time to do w
steer for the space between two
trees.

In the erash he was knocked un-
conscious. He has brief flashes of re-
membering being in the plane. for
awhile after the crash and then he-
ing on the ground. but for the most
part he has no recollection of any-
thing between the time of the crash
and about 10 o'clock the next morn-
ing. While he was semi-conscious he
reealls throwing his knapsack with

jee emergency rations and matches
away from the wreck. Unfortunately
it tumbled down the cliff and he was
without any means of making a|
signal,

Throughout the day he watched |

the seareh planes ¢ ng over,
the spot, the light planes low enougn
to see their markings.

prominently in the rescue came up
from Vancouver Wednesday morn-

Goodrich, the man who figured ‘|
ing by plane to see Mr. Lloyd =|

search. The men have known each

other for years, having worked on

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business and plunged right into the
COMPLETE WRECK

The downed aircraft was a com-
plete wreck. Mr. Lloyd described it
as “looking like a ball.”

While the rescue party was wait-
ing for dawn to make the descent,
another party at Gardner’s mill sat
ready to transport the flier to town.
Ambulance service owner Chet Leay-
itt, Garth Lloyd, the flier's brother,
and Herb Gardner had made the
trip from town, and in another ye-
hicle Fred Bass had-driven Dr. Rar-
ney Ringwood out. The men return
ed this morning after word was r

ceived that the injured man had
been flown out.

More About Garage
(Continued from Page 1)

lie had been served adequately. Mr.
Nosey said his experience on several
oO jons when*it had heen his turn
to stay open on Sunday that ther:
had not been enough busin to pay
a man’s wages.

Commissioner Mae Johnson inter-

rupted to ask if the gragemen

thought that a line-up of_11 ‘Sat

one pump was an example of e

He said he had ex-

ed this one Sunday last year

was the eleventh car in
the line-up

_

TO STUDY QUESTION

Commissioners agreed to take the
various recommendations d-
visement in an attempt to find a mu-
tually agreeable solution.

Asked if the present by-law would
stand in the meantime, the answer
was “yes,” but the board was not
prepared to go along with the gar-
agemen who wanted to know it
prosection would result for inf e-
ments. Commissioners pointed

under

out

Around

Tewn

Mrs. Freeman Butler and children
are visi relatives in Seaitle for

|a month

| Bridge Group

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ransom of
Edmonton have heen ing Mrs. |
Ransom’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.

George Mableson.
- A. J. Dyck and fam-
kend for a holiday

holiday in the Cariboo,
- J. Carter of Sackville, N.B.

is with her daughter and
son. tw, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pomeroy.

Mr - Haramia and her two
laughters left for Vancouver last

week and will stay for the summer
mouths.

nd Mrs. Erie O'Dell Jr., lett

is Week for a holiday at the coast.
r. id George Smith are
enjoying a week’s vacation at Van-

couver.

Guests at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. W. Smith last weekend were
Or. and Mrs. Wm. English of Esqui
nalt naval base, Also recent visitors
‘t the Smith home were Dr. and Mrs.
“eonard Farelli and family of Bsqui-
malt. Dr. Farelli, a nuclear scientist,
as on his.way to Chalk River,

w:

Police Court News

5 sentenced to
police court
is week when he’was found guilty

aul Hoyer discovered his
ng from the spot he had
when he went to a show.
e found the vehicle at the side
of the road about three miles out of
town, with Prentis nearby. He plead-
ed not guilty to the charge.

of impaired driving
ult with following the Stam-

pede.

Alan Twan was charged twice un-
der the section, For the first offense
he was fined $50 and the second ap-
pearance brought a 14-day jail sen-
tence. Others charged and fined the
$50 minium were Walter Daniel
an, Jack Marsh. Lorne Orr, Fran-
Henry and Robin Morgan. Mor-
gan was fined a further $10 for driv-
ing while his licence was suspended.

Supplying Indians with liquor
brought $50 fines for Bert Grinder
and Charles Zimmerlee.

BIRTHS

At V

ar Memorial Hospital

MONTIBTH — To Mr. ana Mrs.
Melvin Montieth, 100 Mile, a
daughter born July sth

GROOME To Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Groome, Williams Lake, a
daughter born July 9.

DIXON — To Mr. and Mrs. Baward
Dixon, im Lake, a daughter
born July 12. .

JEWELL — To Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Jewell, Buffalo Creek, a daugh-
ter born July 13.

NIQUIDET — To Mr. and Mrs.
George Niquidet, Horsefty, a son
born July 13.

at Vancouver

STEWARD — To Mr. and Mrs.
George Steward of Williams
Lake, a son born July 7th.

Winners of Prizes
At Our Store Opening

Hamper Winners - July 7

Mrs. F.
Mrs.

Art Beanelair,
Terry Wheatley.
Woodland, Ruth
idnight.

Mrs. R.
Plowe, M

Court,

A
rs. C.

Barber,

Hamper Winners - July 8

Mrs.
Monigomery.
nights, M
Kyte, J.
Bish
Moore.

E: Taylor,
Mrs.

Mrs. R.
Geo. Halt-

Hamper Winners - July 9

> James McGeer is spending”

Mrs Downs, Norma &.
Proverbs Alice Morrison,
Polyn Mack, Mrs. H. G
Mr k  MePhail, Noreen

e Midnight, M

Thomas, Mrs. W. Weatherill.

Winners of ‘Turkeys

- W. Dingwall, 27 Mil
Mrs. H. Windt, Town; M
Pete Unrau, Town

that it was up to them whether they

d.

Overwaitea

tertained at the home of Mrs. W.—
Sharpe.

She was presented with a Lazy
Susan tray as a parting gift. Other
guests were Mrs. QO. Kerley, Mrs. T.
Hawker, Mrs. D. McKay, Mrs. §,
Wood. Mrs. P. Scott, Mrs. J. Haramia
and Mrs. C. Stangoe.

Honours Member

Mrs. Wm. Mouat was guest-of-
honor at a farewell party Wednesday
night when members of her club en-

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Tuesday, July 19 --- efi

June Waver and Gordon Macrae in
“DAUGHENE OF KOSIE O'GRADY”
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— News and Shorts —

Saturday, July eS

Tony Curtis and Gene Nelson in
SO THIS IS PARIS”
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— Shorts and Cartoon —

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