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SECOND FRO} : | : q - ml : ——— SECOND rn | ain nesday, February 1 FRON al » 1958 Pen Goma ne aamerch| Was the - a = ° = wedding Satur- i Traffic Safe: =: au ° yee 8, eldest daughter of : Di rs, Maurice Duclos, of ¢ Icrowave T WSCUSS@G@eoin:, manitona, ‘ex 4 anne Ss 0 ttend R CMP vows with Raymond i i. f) son of Mr. and Mrs. A. cono W [ h C (| H n, of Ste. Amelie, Mani- NALLEY’S Se ée hy é e ration .. Rev. Father J. Boyle “Traffic 5 wie: INMENT of Tom M: jiated at the i i the vi feen es Children jhe bride chose «belles = Railway Company prone, Atnounced BeathM otors, will be ameee of : De ee otato Sy 4 facilities over Chere nr oposal to provide a gcintennial celetratian ae a5 : ca i ve sy: Fi Yelsh - n of Po a ee Ss gaused by consideration of the ystem was our-Acre Par| postmen whe. -aré mesiine vhen nfloating back panels worn ov e fe) +. according to William § Pie oinles oh Ls nag David's Day, Masters chouiders aca stele 4 | : > »stigated the matter, “7 M-L.A.. who eas MATCH Guest ape g Skyline |. ores Ss : 7 dd F Oceasi 5 eaker for the recent Har! Of seed pearls held her of the channels was); A e rom E one-time navn ey 02, Us Tones, ae Tide get veil atiane ner also out of the | an ship film via p.¢ ; of 20-year lease on tour @ recent Mec! of Kelowna and Peria siieitied a cascading Bo, cause of the exces-|for $4.15 per 109 p -E. Railway ° land Rear the golf conracn Member of Parliameny out that2Uquet of pink carnations and J oz Feit Weld add to the|C-P.A. express for sie con, [pace ceeted bY the village has} 4 musical program h : involving §8 of the valley. She was bed y'wave system. Pounds. ‘Thes ie $18 per 100|Park purposes, Se for) arranged in Welsh ang ae been Be Hel avgidea’. in marriage by Tée-Ray- = , blaining the economj much | vse Mgures are so/_ The land ig and visitors fr English, : 2 eae : = pkt. matereaye ees ot es Jowsh that there woula| Cameron Street ponds by|the province oe au Parts of a few basic safetyerina gown of pink NS when.a decision is made (o|°f the TV Satie. a the choice | AVenue on two sides ana fone attend, In their Ae to those outlined weran styled on similar 3 e television station, the| It can be appr up lows 'S_Onite ange NEUES the left, facing travride’s, with floating must consider wherg hel fore.thete-to-une nee aaa greatest singers in Burope. both ways “before was chosen by : ay mu Most! siture with additional annual] THe Village Council originally 2 road; 3, give drivers ci. Cecile Hogue -SNO W’S material), is either | aintenanee costs, there would) ™#de an offer to \the Pacific < co-operation: Her cascading } taped» thus is must he ay Great Eastern Railway Company aoee ee easing cin, | 20% appear to be little liktihood E 4 : rc Oe, sescuce er ee yeor blak ither by leasing cir-] 77a Ging customers, Tt would be|t® Purchase the land, but this ames eee Tay letRiet attention tol : avin feo eile oa ane necessary for TV stations to be was ene down and a punter ie Aas al m whieh is televised oo ched ina. number of Ofer of a lease made, Lease|(fficars for Year y a Br Because the ad-| is before the line could be; Tutal is $15 a year, with the Preceding Constable Hender-| ton was. WY lh venues which can be) area to mutual advantage. Sti gUlat On ig.) Aaaepeeieeastor (ce tion of St. Pi son’s talk were two safety films. ufnagel, eG n a small town are eR OBINION. = park purposes only. Se ees ee eeneene OTHER OPINION y Anglican Church held their an-

Plans were completed for a whist drive and pie social, to be held at the school, February 20.

tic valve surger, after the operation was back at home cu. as a busy mother,

foot slipped on to the belt

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<u a station must obtain program material in the most economic way.

HIGH COST

In line with the above find- ings, J. Fred Weber, assistant manager of CFCR-TV, Kam- loops, in addressing the Quesnel

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Board of ‘Trade recently, said live television for Quesnel is at least four to five years away. When questioned regarding the bringing of programs in via P\G.E. microwave, Mr. Weber explained that microwave stations would only serve as tramnsmission sites and cost of leasing facilties and installing necessary equipment would be

One television channel nor- mally occupies approximately the same amount of space as 400 voice channels. Lease rates per channel mile, therefore, reach a figure which only becomes economical where such a system serves a large population. Rates charged for service are, of course, related to capital cost and maintainance. These work

out at a figure-of approximately $800 per mile per annum. Thus, for a circuit from Vancouver to Prince George, the annual cost would amount to approximately $320,000 in round figures. This

prohibitive.

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could be yiewed as about $1,006 per day. Against this micro- wave charge, a TV station owner

Quality has everything in its favour including the price.

nual meeting February 11. Officers erected were: people’s warden, Ken Cameron; vicar’s warden, Owen Kerley; delegates to Synod, Mr. Cameron, E. G. Woodland and B. F. Clarke.

Members of the chureh com- mittee, besides the above officers, are: Mrs. Hugh At- wood, Mrs. D. Hodgson, Mrs. L. Pigeon, Mrs. J. Anderson, Mrs. T. Mason, Miss Anne Irvin, T. A. B. Larson, Dr. J. J. Temple and T. B. Beames.

The financial report showed a balance after payment of all accounts of $125.04.

For Water Survey

Councillor Tony Borkowski, Who presented the water supply report on Williams Lake as‘out- lined in our columns recently, informs \The Tribune that a geoldgist is to be employed at the very éarliest to seek the best sites for wells in the airport district. Cost will be borne by current revenue. e When the recommendations are completed, the village can then instruct engineers to dig

test wells. Report of the church building

In the meantime, water |committee sh x samples from the B.C. Equip-|current — liab: over liquid ment well are being sent for|assets. in amount of analysis. $5,789.

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