Wednesday, September 9

1959

THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

Page 5

Practicing for their game with the
Firemen this Friday are these two

GETTING IN SHAPE

Mickey Kelly in goal.

Carl Seibert was the
town hero when he paraded the
checkered flag around the track
for winning the trophy dash and

the fast car heat. Carl was driv-
ing Elton Elliott's car No. 101.
Later in one of the races, 101

hit a rock and bent a tie rod
although the damage was not
known at the time. Because of
the damaged steering, Carl could
not maintain control and in the

Main event his car rolled over
the bank on the west turn.

His brother, Freddy Seibert,
who is usually the big winner,
couldn’t seem to get around the
other cars last Sunday. How-
ever, Fred went out and was the
fastest_ man to circle the track
and bring home the time trials
in 28.8 seconds. Fred drives the
C & S car number 789,

Fans from Quesnel _ were
pleased to see their boy Jack
Hartnett do so well on the new
track. Jack, driving “Sweet 16”

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won the A Main and Australian
Pursuit races 2
members of the loggers lacrosse team. in the tact naa Game “second
Forward Tony Salfi lets fly a shot on Sumben Gr ary
Number 97 driven by Chuck

Byrd from Quesnel won the slow

Spectators line the fence in last Sun-
days stock car race meet to watch

STOCK CARS GET UNDER WAY
these four entries

race move

sons interested in joining the
club or wishing more information
of the flying school are invited

heat

in the slow
up to the starting flag.

Fall flying school possibility

An approved flying school may
be started in Williams Lake
this fall according to information
received by the local flying club.

A representative of the B. C.
Aero Club informed the Wiliams
Lake group that a flying school
is going to open at Prince George
and the organization would like
to start a satellite school here if
enough student pilots would
take the course. If such a course
were started it would mean that
those persons wishing to learn
to fly could be taught by qualif-
ied instructors through an ap-
proved and recognized school
and receive the government

grant. The grant offered by the
government will be discontinued
at the end of 1959.

If good weather prevails dur-
ing the month of October local
flyers hope to organize a “Fly-
in” at Williams Lake airport.
Aero clubs from Kamloops to
Prince George would be informed
and fliers would come from
these points to the fly-in barb-
ecue and a day of aerial enter-
tainment.

In the early summer
a bigger and better “Air

of 1960

is the objective of the home
cown enthusiasts. For this show
members are exchanging cor-
respondence with a sky diving

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We congratulate Scholarship ~

winner for South Cariboo

MARY C. NIMMO (13)

A GRADE EIGHT PUPIL OF
FOREST GROVE SCHOOL

who wins our

$100 BURSARY

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1000 wait

to attend. Definite word about
club on the coast with hopes of|the lessons will be known by
this time.

having the parachutists put on a
display of jumping.

At a previous meeting a new
executive was elected for the
Williams Lake Flying Club and
last night four new directors
were appointed.
is Clarence Moore;
Rudy Johnson;

Robin Blaii

The meeting held last night in
the Maple Leaf Hotel ended up
with a movie film being shown
by Jack Abbott on one of the
trips he made with his float
plane.

President
vice-president,
secretary, Mrs.
treasurer,Lloyd Keene. New
directors are: Sam Ketcham,
Dave Whelan, Mary Peever and
Ken Morisette. pound rainbow trout on Horse-

PLEASED WITH FISH
Happy visitor to the Cariboo
this week was Magistrate C. C.
Bell, of Burnaby, who landed
an eight and three-quarter-

home-

heat. Quesnel car 44 won the|{
B Main and the driver was Ray
Johnson.

A total of $378.71 was taken in
at the gate. As it was a Sunday
regular cost of admission
could not be charged. Consider-
ing that there were approximatly
1,500 people there the gate re-
ceipt was low. But on the whole,

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Sunday’s races were a great
success. The event was well
supported by stock car clubs

from Quesnel and Prince George
and by the large number of
spectators that turned out to

watch the excitement,
Races may be held in Quesnel

Estimated crowd of 1500 watch | Firemen. loggers
first stock car races on town track

Some 1,500 people crowded onto the race track
to watch the stock car races held for the first time
in Williams Lake last Sunday afternoon.

on a new track there on Satur-
day, September 12. The Wil
liams Lake oval may be active
again on Sunday, September 13.

At the present time more work
is being done on the track here
to improve the soft spots and
widen it. Dawson, Wade are
putting more equipment on this
job. For the next races the
track should be hard, wide and
fast. Definite dates of future
contests will be published in the
Tribune.

tal

Truck driver Runo Olson paid
out $50 for not putting out warn-
ing flags on the highway when
his truck broke down and he had
to repair it or the road.

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Friday in lacrosse)

two local teams
many a long year
this Friday, night at War Mem-
orial Arena.

team ,with the smoke eaters get-
ting an assist from several reg-

ulars on the Loggers
Game time is 8:30.

Line-up for the loggers is as
follows: Mickey Kelly-goal, Carl
Bucholtz-defence, Pete Routley-
defence, Tony Salfi-forward,
Stu McNiven-centre, Harry Buch-
anan-forward, plus Lou Woodke
and Bob Weed.

The challenging Firemen have:
Bud Bberley in goal, Ken Huston,
Reg Norberg, Garry Hutchinson,
Fred Hutchinson, Earl Mellish,
Allan Blair, Ernie Selinger, John
Cheney and Irvin Ward.

This game may mean the start
of lacrosse in Williams Lake after
a 20-year-perioa of being inactive.

line-up.

fo fangle this

First lacrosse game between
to be held in

will be played

The town senior loggers will
ke on a challenging Fireman

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held September 17 and a general} biggest fish Mr. Bell hag ever

An executive meeting is to be) ay Lake Monday. It was the
All per- | eaught e

meeting on October 6.

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* AGRICULTURE DISPLAYS
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