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THE TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C,

Lone Butte News -

M. A. MacPHERSON, | section hand on the PGE at Lone Butte was taken to Williams Lake hospital freight train on Friday suffe from an eye injury.

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THE Game Guides Ass'n held a| Outpost Hospital.

meeting in Lone Butte May 7th to

discuss shooting of cow moose. The | arrived via PGE May 1. Mrs.

consensus in this district is that

there are too many moose for the| Lodge on Hor: RS

amount of feed.

THE Community Club hela its monthly meeting Thursday May 8.

AT THE ball game on Sunday at] fee shop is Miss Helen Poslowsky the 100 Mile, 100 Mile vs Lone Butte, | from 1

the score was a tie; § runs each.

FRANK FARMER of Green Lake | Church, Williams ake, held ser- visited the Outpost Hospital Monday | Vice at Lone Butte Sunday morning.

with a sprained ankle, results of a ball practice.

OUR well driller is back in the country again. He is going to be a busy man.

(held over) RS. BERNICE LARUM return-| ed last Monday from Seattle where she attended the L.Y. Banquet. This |

a} be at the L.Y. Ranch again this sum- |

| Larum, 10 years, as princesses.

is an annual affair by the members! “of the L:YrCiib:-WHo=comie up here for fishi: at the L.Y. Ranch on Horse Lake.

WE HEAR that M

Carter will

mer helping Mrs. Larum. Mrs. Car- ter is a past housekeeper at the,

MRS. B. MATSON of Vancouver,

atson |

is going to cook for the Golden West

WATT celebrated her) in bed with a severe

THE NEW WAITRESS at the cot-

s, Sask. | REV. JACK COLCLOUGH, Tnited !

MRS. CHRISTINA SMITH has left here for Vancouver. Mrs. smith | expects to return to Texas, sometime} during June.

MISS LOLA DE VRIBS, 12 years old, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeVries was chosen for Lone Butte’s May Queen, with Patricia (Patty) Batkin, 11 years, and Ruth

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RESTMORE 2 . 2:47:57.2. Gerard Cote, Canada’s |e of considerably lower grade than = . zi A veteran marathon star who organiz- Kite i s + + . skilled workmanship, beautiful finish ed the race for his home city was” |{™e Pauxite Alcan plans to pene and reasonably priced third in 2:49:18.2. Although there By te vee ee pee at <itimat, but cou be used as a sec- Mahogany - Oak - Honey Almond has been no announcement as to K

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Paul Collins, 25-year-old musi¢ student from Wollville, N.S., took top honors in the Canadian mara- thon championship at St. Hyacinihe. Que. The slender Maritimer, who led the starting field of 37 trom

grind of 26 miles, 385 yards in two hours, 45 minutes, two and two- r tenths seconds. At the finish, Col-

minutes over Edo Romagnoli, husky New York cop. who made up a lot of ground to place second in

how many marathoners will repre- sent Canada at the Olympic Games

the championship race was given official recognition as the Olympic

CAPTURES HIS THI2D MARATHON CROWN

Bauxite Deposit Found at Vanderhoof:

Rumoured discovery in the Van- @erhoof area of a large body of baux- its ore, reputed to he of commercial value, has been confirmed, according to a report in the Prince George Citizen. Stakers are a Vanderhoof syndicate of prospectors. -

Bauxite is the ore from which al- aminum is manufactured, .and all former discoveries in Canada are reported as being of insufficient quantity or of inferior quality for manufacturing purposes.

Announcement this week of the discovery of bauxite ore in the Van- derhoot-Fort St. James area is co- incidental to the dedication of the Aluminum Company of Canada’s “Kenny Dam,” 60 miles south of Vanderhoof.

The country that has every- thing.” as told-to members of the provincial legislature by R. Cecil Stcele during the recent session, may have bauxite of commercial quality and in minable quantity along with the large number of known minerals lo be found in this area.

Discoverers are a syndicate of |

Central Fress Canadian For the third time in four years,

the five-mile mark, finished the

prospectors, headed by C. S. Slim Powney of Fort St. James.

cording to Mr. Powney, pre- liminary assays indicate the ore to

ins had a margin of nearly three

ondary source of supply by manufac-

turers of aluminum in the event of

the blocking of our shores by hostile

submarines. The deposit, he stated,

rial. is well located for accessibility and | development.

in’ July, Collins will rank No 1 as |

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Dear Sir: The Williams Lake Bas- ketball Club wishes to take this op- portunity of expressing their uppre- ciation of the excellent support and

out that the Commission have by no means made up their full minds that a hornless season shall be declared this Fall. Before making tNat de-

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BSE Use tOnaCrdy: help given them during the past sea-| cision the Commission’ want the

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We wish to especially thank the|is for this reason then that I with- snd the local B P.O: Elks Ledge No-) “eis imperative thet all euiaes able 5, Whose “sponsorship made¥aUr| sited. one of. thess:meéstines iithate Banies’ possible. areas. For if they do not then they

Our thanks is also extended 0008 yias 6 iG: sieht to.complaia Glat-Helr Williams: Lake; Trbunersthivitel’| teiines sere cngtsconsiita Ghee: fair atid extensive) covertes: oLMM@e tro sean: cnnealite te eresore toa league games. cerned to turn out, attend these,

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| Dear Sir: Might 1 have space in your ,columns for these few simple words

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SMART | pertaining to a violently controver- | WESTERN j sia matter? : ; : I feel, and I am quite certain Com-

LOOK! | missioners Cunningham and Butler ° | share my feelings, that before any

| consideration be given by the Com- | mis jon to permitting a hornless | moose season, those most closely leoncerned, the Registered Guides, must be afforded full opportunity to present their views directly to Com- oner Cunningham. And it was | unis feeling which prompted me to lrequest of the Commission that a |series of meetings be arranged at which this might be done. The Com- mission agreed with me in this. Iam | therefore a series of meet- /5 justice can be rendered both sides in this matter. | 1 would like to point out that in the meetings in process of arrange- ment ALL will have opportunity to speak from the floor their full

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