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Williams Lake, B.C., Wednesday, September 25, 1957

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Ducks Plentiful Opening Day

Reports from the first bird hunters of the season indicate there are plenty of ducits arouttd’y but a scarcity of geese on dis- trict pot holes. Grouse, too, seem to take a bit of locating this year.

Numbers of hunters qut for opening day Saturday showed no drop. Reports that such favorite haunts as Becher's Prairie the Springhouse areas were well populated with

indicate

and

seattergun enthusiasts.

Two Hospitalized In Separate Accidents

Morris Dixon, 40, millworkor This week, Thursday, Friday with Roseneau Brothers, at :: and Saturday, The Iron Petti- Canim Lake, broke an ankle in Power Survey Work coat. Next week, Monday, September 17. Tuesday and Wednesday,

He was standing on a log on

rriage at the time, cant- x = ie ee cout hook: slipped, Thursday, September 5, caused considerable and Saturday, Pillars of the causing him to fall awkwaraly,| J088 and setback to the B.C. Power Commission Sky:

Mrs. B. Roseneau hurried him| Perations in Waddington Canyon. Starlite Drive-In

to War Memorial Hospital. The fast rising water swept es : Senta heros <a oe =

Alfred Wray, 38, driver, of {Way al drums of heljcopter|Kinkead and their daughters, athe Senne es

Hamel’s Sawmill, was hurt Sep-|£#8. as well as one of the two/Junet, Doreen and Marilyn. Pptea oe eye as

5 ‘They drove in Sunday, bringing| AtTowhead. October 1, 2,

tember 17 when a log fell off the truck he was loading. Mr. W was knocked. unconscious and remembers nothing of the acci- dent. and his face lacerated.

by

the

He is in| the

To Erect Pre-fab Unit At Skyline

Construction of a prefabri- eated unit to be erected at Sky- line School was announced at the first fall meeting of the ‘Skyline Parent-Teachers’ Asso- sciation, September 12.

The unit should be ready by

Wat Memorial Hospital; decided the “ hoppy” had to be! and circus. oe eee moved, if saved. He took a! <x. MALTMAN, of Quesnel,| CUtling Rink. seen eng eee, Chabling ile /regional director of the Recrea-|Annual Bull Gale, ‘Thursday, mechanic to light the way with | tion Commisston, paid us a visit October 10, Stockyards, 2 a flashlight, and in the driving|saturday, following a suceesstl Z rain and wind flew the helicopter | quarterly meeting of the com-

Chileotin Road was discussed, and it was decided that a peti- tion be sent to Victoria to see if something could be done to alleviate the situation.

Further Skyline P-TA meet- ings will be held on the second

to

out the

| TATLAYOKO

Flash Flood Causes Set-Back

drilling itself would

Wis right leg was broken |,Pilot Bob Taylor.

down the river, and temporarily

down stream. A“ pad” is a landing base

; ‘the end of October and will| Thursday of each month. 28

small poles.

ews Coming Events

Alston Theatre

Moby Dick. Thursday, Friday

FLASH flood, created by unusually heavy rainfall

flown in piecemeal

The helicopter have gone out in night but for the courage of Investigating midnight, he

Bari Moore With them, back in| A8#iust the House.

time for school. He had been spending an exciting two weeks with the. Margetts family, of Vancouver, attending the P.N.B,

helicopter. Calvary Tabernacle, September 29, Rev. C."W. Lynn, 8 p.m.

Annual meeting Stampede Asso-

situation at ciation, September 30, Arena

the next “pad” further] munities, at Tatla Lake, Friday

night. SCHOOL opened on schedule, with Mrs. J. BE. Dale in charge.

president for the coming year, with O. A. Kerley vice-president. Other officers and committee

of danger. Shortly after, | “pad ’' they had left went

Unconscious for six months, Shi Ont., has made an ean

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RECOVERS AFTER 6 MONTHS COMA

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the. people She

members named Betty Mandell, secretary; Doreen Hannah, assistant secre- tary; J. Mahnic, treasurer; pro- ae

Formerly of Pavilion, Mrs. Dale taught the Blue Ridge School there for the past two years, Friday the 13th was “calling

feet by 20 feet, made of|

ALSTON THEATRE.

accommodate those grade five ram chairman, R Pri ean it i The newly-byilt riyer boat,|day at the school, with most ‘ » fon Friesen, = a anna ay aiending Villa e Purchases eure Mehl in dhe aninae [el the Pe eanie After|2"4 members, Mrs. M. Sharpe,|P Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Sept, 30, October 1 @ 2 the elementary: school in town. ES 3 z H T ding. Af aa NRE me Beer ee ye arias g operations, was resened by jts|a delightfyl session with the ae ees on anes GREGORY LEO :: RICHARD i a | i maker, Tom McCrady, wholyoungsters in arts perigd) i . neta ee : “Thelma Crighton. L tf r , » in}, = “aaa PECK GENN ASEHA ae See eee Commercial 0 anchored it to a tree with an/which the mothers participated,| MS: I. Clarke; B.C.T.F. co Bee BASEHART. One of the large commercial |@Xtra rope minutes before the|tea was served by Mrs. Dale, |0P¢Pative representative, J. in — j

sulted in B. S. Steadman being ee named president of the P-TA./lots on the Mackenzie Ayenue| big

A 3 a sub-di 5 toppled. 5s ‘ : Vice-president is Mrs. F. Armes, |sub-division has been purchased The “reinfall totanea 9.92 |2omme 70@oFe making. thelr| airs. gueden, ssecretary Mrs. J. M. Bernard,| by the village for an equipment| _ tain otalled 2.02/home in Tatlayoko, Joe is = ; e ‘treasurer C. Reynolds, historian|shed and yard. inches in 17 hours, a record for/attending his first year of west speakers at the meshing: Mrs. D. Cormier, . social eon The lot, at the corner of 7th | the Tatlayoko weather station. | school, were Dr. G. D. M. Kettyls, venors Mrs. B. S. Steddman,}Avenue and Mackenzie, is|Haying was temporarily director of the Cariboo Health

Soe ae hindered for those still af it. Unit; Douglas Chamberlain

Mrs. D. Matthews, program Mrs.| valued at $2,500. p ; Dotti | Douglas slain, J. Harding, Mrs. J. Henderson,|~ Plans are being drawn for an sone 2 the neighbors are eac ers en pis Het 27 seo! inspector, and rship and|equipment shed and work will | finished. ] oy orkston, secretary-

Ree stain lees trensnrer of District 27 School

magazine P. Basaraba. get underway as,soon as pos-

Lack of a school bus on the sible.

FIVE University ployed by the B.C. Power Com- mission were due back at their studies by September 15. hay. and will be missed here in the|ing of the Williams Lake District

Kirk; social conyenor, Miss Pat

rock pier it was moored to Edwards; hospitality committee,

MR. AND MRS. Rettberg and

Board.

It was announced that the annual convention of the North Central District of the B.C.T.F. would be held this «year at Quesnel_on_O. Doron nB:}

y students em-

First Meeting

Some .48 teachers from all They} corners of far-flung School Dis- e been on the job since June| trict 27 attended the first meet-

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October 3, 4, 5

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Thursday, Friday, Saturday

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