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THE WILLIAMS

LAKE TRIBUNE

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WINS SALES AWARD 7 Shown above is well-knoyn man at the pumps Davie Lees with a dealer efficiency award he received re- cently from Imperial Esso. Davie serves gas at Beath’s Esso station in Williams Lake and the award is for a combination of courtesy to customers and gas volume sales.

Farmers special victims

St. Joseph’s 4-H dub members do well in field day at Australian

Seventy-three 4-H ©¢

families enjoyed the recent 4-H Field Day held at

Australian Ranch and sp

4-H Advisory Council.

Taking part in the day of judging were members from St. Joseph's Mission 4-H Club, Kersley 4-H Club, Lebourdais 4-H Garden Club, North Ques- nel 4-H Dairy Club, Dragon Lake 4-H Club-and Narcosli 4-H Club.

The day was actually one of hard work for the juniors for each club member had to judge five classes of livestock and three classes of vegetable and identtfy a series of items. com- mon to farming.

The score when totalled up showed that years of experience count for a lot. The top three aggregate winners were from the North Quesnel 4-H Dairy Club.

Results of all entries were as follows, points shown being out of a possible 100.

SHEEP Junior: Wendy Scoullar, 60, Lebourda: Madeline Gut- friend, 57, N. Quesnel; Douglas Pooelvoorde, 55, St. Joseph's.

Senior: John Yorston, 68, Kers- 4

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Dragon Lake; Madeline Gut- friend, 62. Senior: David An- derson, 92, N. Quesnel; Lloyd Parker, 88, N. Quesnel; Herb May,.84, Lebourdais. All clas- ses: David Anderson, 92; Lloyd Parker, 88; Herb May, 84.

GARDEN Junior: Jim Dodd, 148 (out of 150), Lebourdais; Cheryl

Wells, 147, Kersley; Joyce Gray, 144, Kersley; Hugh Boyde, 144, Narcosli. Senior: Annette Gut- friend, 147, N. Quesnel, and Bob Hinche, 147, St. Joseph's Maryline Oakes, 145, Lebour- dais; (fiive tied for third with 144) Neal Wells, Kersley; Don- na Scoullar, Lebourdais; Jon Long, Dragon Lake; Donald Mayfield, St. Joseph’s; Darleen May, Lebourdais. All entries: Jim Dodd, 148; (tied for second with 147) Cheryl Wells, An- nette Gutfriend, Bob Hinche; Maryline Oakes, 145.

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vibration-free operation at all engine speeds. e e _ ° 2 ~~ x | 45, St. Joseph's; Donald Par- of inflation, CFA states [sri citi tic?) 6 stra ie sae 2—In addition, the © is and T Quesnel; Maryline Oakes, 66, ford, 24, St. Joseph’s. Senior: 2 Lebourdais. All entries: John Spe Serene balanced. “ path wiatinie 4 = Lloyd Parker, 72, N. Quesnel; o Farmers fee] that they are special victims-of |Yorston, 6 David Anderson, Bob Hinche, 66, St. Joseph's: a ting rod bearing inflation of the post-war years, and are greatly con- |67: Maryline Oakes, 66. (tied with 60 points) HRGKES. S—For long wear, the main and connecting rod bearing cerned about the position in which inflation puts SWINE Gutitiend: No sQusinal: Teen journals are tocco-hardened, a special form of harden- them. They have been faced, since 1951, by a pro- Junior: Wendy Scoullar, 64,| yo. cn "Rersley: Albert Staf- ing by electrical induction. gressive cost-price squeeze, caused by falling farm |Lebourdais; Richard Parr. 83, ora, st. Joseph's: Sas enteles: prices, and rising costs. Based on 1949 as 100, by | ——— Lioya Parker, #2: “Rob. Hinche, USE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 1958 wholesale farm prices stood at 97, while farm Sila e field 66; (tied third) Gutfriend, costs had reached 127. , Yorston, Stafford te ” This was the opinion of the|>— am ‘ POWER THAT PAYS Canadian Federation of Argicul-|S¥S'Y. The national farm or da at Inward : er ee eee ture as presented to the Senate|£™Mization summarized the situ- Junior: Linda Taylor, 54, Phone 191 Box 709 Committee on Finance, cur-|°tiO™ im agriculture as effected] By” popular request of the|Dragon Lake; David Maurice, a rently studying the threat ot|PY imflation as follows. implement dealers of Quesnel|53, St. Joseph’s; Beverly Hub-| inflation. The CFA jointed out|. 1 When consumer purchas-]and Williams Lake, the Silage|bard, 50, Dragon Lake. Senio: x * Bes ing power is inflated, the effect] Machinery Field Day of last|David Belleau, 74, St. Joseph’

that all farm problems are not

in eri ve i i i vilkins, N. snel; caused by inflation, but these|(% Period of abundant food] year will be repeated this month |Juanita Wilkins, N. Quesnel

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pats : supplies is that the consumer] in two districts. Linda Holley, 66, Kersley. All inetlionery), tendencies surely ends .a “smaller proportion “ot On Thursday, J} 25, thelentries: David Belleau, Juanita oe . “|S hursday, June 25, the : , Co. LTD. Tee ae ete nee gn | this’ nidated™<tacome on food.| Onward Ranch et ‘Wiltace Lake | Wilkins, Linda Holley. ONLY SERVEL GIVES YOU > balance that exists in the in- &

The consumer does not suffer ~ in reduced food purchases. In-

stead, the farmer, because he

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Junior: Dragon Lake;

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cannot rapidly contract his pro-lengineer. The same program|55, St. Joseph's; Wendy Scoul- tor. One year on the complete Servel ... nine duction, experiences little or no | will be repeated the following }lar, 49, Lebourdais. Senior: It’s the longest refrigerator guarantee in the price improvement. |day at the Australian Ranch. | Ralph Zwicker, 62, Kersle: world — twice as long as for any other refrigera-

2—A major contribution to| Demonstrations will start at|David Belleau, 60, St. Joseph’s; ADDITIONAL years on the refrigeration unit

inflation in Canada has been the/1 p.m. on both days [Albert Stafford, 58, St. Jos- @ investment boom, attracting out-| This displays are arranged to|eph’s. All_ entries: Ralph : \ rT side capital to this country,) give the farmers and ranchers | Zwicker, David Belleau, Albert NATURAL GAS keeping the Canadian dollar/an opportunity to see what com-| Stafford. All propane equipment can é Ger wi high in relation to other cur- binations of silage equipment TOTAL SCORE be used on natural gas. rences, especially that of the are available and to match them| Junior: John Stafford (315 U.S. This has a directly dam- | to the volume of forage that|out of 600), St. Joseph’s; PHONE 143 Continued on Page Five they handle. Wendy Scoullar, 301, Lebour- dais; Douglas Poelvoorde, 298,| KAHL PROPANE GAS al) LTD =| St. Joseph’ Senior: Lloyd) 5 fe rker, 427; David Anderson, Mackenzie Ave. Near Cattlemen’s Office 3 Annette Gutfriend, 387; all of North Quesnel.

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