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QUESNEL 

Clubs and Organizations 

Cariboo Branch 94 Can. Legion 

. Pres. Len Archibald — Sec. Jack Fraser . 

Meetings on first Tues. of the month at 8 p.m. 

Prospective Members are cordially invited 

to attend. 

CLUB OPEN 

10:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.ni. on Saturdays 

/• 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. in weeltdays 

QUESNEL LODGE No. 298 B.P.O. ELKS 

Meetings on 1st and 3rd Monday of each 

month. 

WEST QUESNEL 

Jack Sales 

Exalted Ruler 

Jack Pybus 

Secretary 

Visiting Members and American Elks 

always welcome. 

QUESNEL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 

' OUtSNCL 

General Meetings 3rd Thursdays at 

ELKS HALL - WEST QUESNEL 

A. J. Griffin 

President 

Mrs. 

QUESNEL LIONS CLUB 

Stella McGowan 

Secretary 

Meet on 1 st and 3rd Monday at 6:30 p.m 

ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL 

John Harvey 

President 

All Visiting Lions Welcome 

QUESNEL ROTARY CLUB 

George Rigsby 

President 

Roger Walker 

Secretary 

H. Johnson 

Secretary 

Meet Thursday Noon — Billy Barker Inn 

VISITING ROTARIANS 

WELCOME 

I.O.O.F.Quesnelle Lodge No. 72 

West Quesnel 

First and Third Thursdays 

Noble Grand - T. V. Cheavhis 

Cariboo Rebekah Lodge No. 73 

Meet 2nd and 4th WEDNESDAY at 8:00 p.m. 

West Quesnel Noble Grand - Mrs. E. Cruickshanks 

Visiting Brothers and Sisters Welcome 

QUESNEL JUNIOR 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 

Gordon Sales 

President 

Zenon BurechaOo 

Secretary 

First and Third Thursday of each month at 

STROMME'S BANQUET ROOM 

Refinishing Floors Needs Time 

Time, care and patience are 

the three most important requisites 

for undertaking the job of 

refinishing wood floors. 

The first step, of course, is to 

see that the floor surface is carefully 

prepared. This means a 

complete removal of all the old 

finish. 

To do this use a floor sander. 

If you don't happen to have one, 

and the average family doesn't, 

you can generally rent one by 

ihe day. 

DEALER HELP 

The dealer from whom you 

-ent your sander can tell you 

how us? it. 

The lever that controls the 

Moving? 

PHONE 

For FAST. DEPENDABLE 

SERVICE - EXPERT CARE 

COAL FOR SALE 

HAULING 

SMITH 

TRANSFER 

& 

STORAGE 

Agents For 

DOMINION 

OXYGEN 

and 

ACETYLENE Co. Ltd. 

sanding drum should be in the 

up position before the sander is 

started. 

Next, remember to start the 

sander moving forward just before 

you lower the spinning drum 

against the floor. When you have 

crossed the floor, the sanding 

drum should be raised an instant 

before your forward motion 

stops. 

If the sander remains in one 

place longer than it should, it 

will gouge your floors. And if 

you start the sander with the 

sanding drum down, you'll hkely 

find it not only gouges your 

floor but will get away from you 

as well. 

The floor should be sanded 

three times. Once with a coarse 

?rit paper, once with a medium 

grit, and finally with a fine grit. 

The next step is to clean up 

all the dust. 

If you don't want to use a 

sander you can use paint and 

varnish remover. But if this is 

done, the room must be well ventilated. 

It is a wise precaution also to 

scrub the floor thoroughly after 

the remover is used and before 

the new finish is put on. 

Before finishing make sure 

there are no broken or loose 

boards. 

Cement Can Be Poured 

During Winter Months 

Provided proper precautions 

are taken, a concrete foundation 

can be poured even in severe 

winter weather. The same rules 

for the pouring of footings in 

winter apply to foundations. 

One of the most important 

precautions is to protect the concrete 

from frost damage while 

't is hardening or setting. 

A foundation is a larger mass 

than a footing and greater surface 

is exposed to the weather, 

particular care must be taken 

to guard against freezing. 

The concrete itself generates 

^ certain amount of heat by 

"hemical action while hardening. 

In extreme weather, this 

-"lone will not be adequate and 

•^he concrete materials are preheated 

at the mixing plant hefore 

being loaded. 

When low temperatures pre- 

^'ail extra precaution is also required 

at the site. If the subfloor 

is already up "salamand- 

•^rs" or other temporary heating 

units can be placed inside the 

foundation. 

Heating the outside of the wall 

's more of a problem. In this 

"ase tarpaulins are often used 

'n conjunction with heating 

equipment. 

If salamanders are used, frequent 

checks should be made 

':o ensure that they are working 

effectively. If they are being un- 

A COMPLETE LINE 

OF 

BUILDING 

SUPPLIES 

Ask About Our 

BUDGET PLAN 

Quesnel Supply Co. Ltd. 

TWO MILE FLAT PHONE 540 

DO IT NOW! 

No Monthly Payments Until June 

OWEN'S P£PT. STORE 

Independent Home-Ovmed Store 

Corner Carson & Reid, Quesnel 

With $60,000.00 Worth of Stock for You to Choose From 

attended during the night the 

fuel supply should be checked 

every evening. Special provision 

should be made for the weekends. 

An expensive foundation can 

be ruined, or its strength greatly 

reduced, if it suffers frost damage. 

Concrete, once weakened 

by freezing while setting, cannot 

be improved. 

Winter construction is practical 

only if every precaution is 

taken to prevent such damage. 

The temperature to be maintained 

while pouring concrete, 

^nd while the concrete is hardening 

will be found in "Housing 

Standards," a book available 

from Central Housing and Mortgage 

and Housing Corporation. 

PATIO MAKES 

ROOM LARGER 

A natural stone patio located 

adjacent to the picture windows 

of a living room will give an effect 

of greater spaciousness both 

to the living room and the exterior 

grounds. 

MAIN VALVE 

SHUTS WATER 

You should know the location 

of your home's water supply 

shut-off valve in case of emergencies. 

Usually it is located in the 

basement immediately inside the 

foundation wall. 

In homes without basements, 

the valve is generally located in 

the untihty room. 

DRIFTWOOD COLOR 

Left in its natural state cedar 

weathers to a silver-grey driftwood 

color which lends charm 

to fences, garden buildings and 

furniture or rustic siding. 

NATURAL OILS 

The natural oils which preserve 

red cedar against decay 

serve to prolong paint Ufe. The 

close grain and low specific 

gravity of cedar makes the best 

tripping surface for paint. 

SUPPORT 

COMMERCIAL 

HOCKEY 

IN THE CARIBOO 

Shellac is popular for finishing. 

It dries fast and if you use 

white shellac will not darken 

the wood. Apply several coats 

of thin shellac rather than one 

Dr two thick coats of thin shellac 

rather than one or two thick 

coats as the former will be much 

tougher, less brittle and go on 

easier. 

Varnish is tough, durable, 

takes longer io dry and may 

darken floors. Seal floors with a 

thin coat of varnish or shellac 

first. 

Other finishes include fast-drying 

lacquers and plastics. If 

these are used follow manufacturers 

instructions. 

With any finish, sand hghtly 

between coats and apply wax to 

final coat when finish is thoroughly 

dry. 

CARIBOO OBSERVEai - Thursday, Dec. 14, 1961. 

takes the WRY 

out of Canadian Whisky 

Full strength whisky, 

very light and extremely mild 

in character. 

ERVlUUe 

25 ozs. 

This advertisement is not published or displayed by the 

Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia. 

A HAPPY HOME IS A 

GAS HEATED HOME! 

iVIOM IS 

HAPPY... 

Happy because gas is so clean, she can keep her 

house spotless with so little work. She loves all her 

gas appliances . .. that fast, fast water heater, the 

cool, easy cooking with gas, the washday wonder of 

he** clothes drier that costs only a penny a load. 

For heating, cooking and drying clothes, gas is 

better everyone knows! 

1 

GUITARS 

STANDARD SIZE 

PRICED FROM 

$1995 

AND UP 

RADIOS 

And 

RECORD 

PLAYERS 

ALL SIZES 

Musical 

Instruments 

And 

Supplies 

2-PANT SUITS 

Guaranteed Fitting 

All Sizes 

Priced at Only $38.95 

Men's Dress Pants 

Grey - Charcoal - Brown 

ONLY 

*o.yD 

Men s Sport Shirts 

And Work Shirts 

Priced From 

$1.98 

and 

up 

Do Yoar Christmas Shopping at Owen's 

Dept. Store — Gifts for Everyone! 

WALLETS 

LIGHTERS 

WATCHES & 

JEWELRY 

Rubber 

Footwear 

ALL MEN'S AND 

CHILDREN'S 

Jackets 

At Specially 

Reduced 

Prices 

THE 

KIDS ARE HAPPY... 

When they come in from outdoor play to warm comfort, 

ideal for quieter indoor pastimes. Their full days 

and restful nights are happier with gas heating. 

DAD IS HAPPY..: 

Content in the knowledge that his family is healthy 

and happy, with room temperatures perfectly controlled 

. . .that fuel supply is regular and automatic 

... that all this costs less than heating with any 

other modern fuel. 

CONVERT NOW! (DON'T WAIT AND WISH 

YOU HAD). INLAND HAS A LOW COST 

INSTALLATION PLAN TO HELP YOU. 

INLAND 

NATURAL GAS 

348 Front Street or Contact BARRY REYNOLDS AT 274 

PHONE: 

NATURAL GAS 

CO. LID.

8 CARIBOO OBSE3RVER - Thursday, Dec. 14, 1961. 

Bu/ Now and SAVE BIG 

GROCERY PRICES EFFECTIVE TO SATURDAY DECEMBER 23rd 

AT 

Make Your Christmas Dream Dinner Come True^—With Feasting Favorites from Overwaitea. WeVe 

Everything—From Plump 'n Tender Turkeys to Exciting and Delicious Desserts. ''Shop at Overwaitea for 

The Season's Best Values." 

TOMATO JUICE 

Keep a Good Supply on Hand 

For the Holiday Season 

LIBBY'S 48 Oz 

PINEAPPLE 

JUICE 

DOLE 48 oz. TIN 

^CRANBERRY 

Sauce or Jelly, 15 oz. Tin 

6REErf GIANT FANCY 

NIBLET CORN 

Fancy 

Whole 

Kernels 

14 oz. Tin 

MINCEMEAT |09 

NABOB, 57 oz. BARREL, EACH . llÛr ÎF 

I 

N 

N 

Skinless and Shankless 

Fully Cooked 

Enjoy a premium quality ham 

for the holiday season, no 

wasty shank or rind, the large 

aitch bone and fat removed. 

No master if you buy a whole 

or half ham you still have the 

same crsy slicing qualities. 

Truly your best ham buy at 

this low price. 

MEAT SPECIALS EFFECTIVE 

Thurs., Fri., & Sat., December 14th, 15th, Cr 16th Inclusive 

'n Juicy ...Rtd'nRos/ 

FANCY PEAS 

Aylmer, Fresh Garden Pack, 15 oz. Tins . . . . 

for 

C 

POTATOES 

DRY BELT 

CREAM CORN 0,o47 

c 

"NETTED GEMS' 

"OKANAGAN" 

FANCY DELICIOUS 

York, Choice 15 oz. Tins | 

c 

CUT GREEN BEANS OforQQ 

Aylmer Fancy 15 oz. Tins 

FRUIT COCKTAIL 

Aylmer 15 oz. Tins 

for 

C 

WATCH FOR HOT SPOTS FRIDAY NIGHTS OVER INTERCOM 

'NOLA" BROKEN "PARAMOUNT" KING OSCAR 

SHRIMP CRABMEAT SARDINES 

4 oz. TINS 

4oz. TINS ^ ^ J l / 

EACH . . . . ^ M r 

2i89^ 

1 cz. Tins A 

EACH . . . .^3 Mr 

Regular or Tomato Sauce 

Ideal for 

^ 

Parly Snacks M (i 

PER TIN . . Mm Mr 

Look for our flyer in the mail for more bonus sale items

Seat Belts A Help 

Car Interiors Cause Injuries 

Death and injury in car accidents 

could be reduced by preventing 

what happens inside the 

••ar, according to an article in 

the December issue of the. Imoerial 

Oil Review based on studes 

by car manufacturers and 

independent authorities. 

When a car collides and stops, 

'ts occupants keep on going, 

smashing themselves on the 

roof, steering wheel and windshield, 

says the Imperial Oil 

Magazine. While much thought 

and effort is devoted to preventing 

accidents, they continue to 

happen—without warning, often 

to drivers who are not at fault 

Therefore, the iriiportant point 

is to prevent occupants from colliding 

with the inside of the car. 

As one precaution, children 

should normally travel in the 

back seat as studies show that 

more injuries occur in the front 

seat. Children should be seated 

at all times. They should never 

be allowed to eat candy or ice 

Accounting Firm Here 

Opens Branch At 'Lake 

Rigsby, Johnston & Co., chartered 

accounting firm here, re- 

•êntly opened a branch office at 

Williams Lake under the man- 

'jgement of Warren M. McAus- 

?and. 

Mr. McAusIand was associated 

with Mr. Rigsby in Quesnel 

five years ago, when he left for 

Vancouver to complete his articleship 

with the firm of Griffiths 

& Griffiths, chartered accountants. 

He received his C.A. in 1960 

and continued with Griffiths & 

Griffiths until recently, when he 

joined the firm of Rigsby, Johnston 

& Co. to open the new Williams 

Lake office. 

Deep Fried Potato Chips 

Now 

Available At The 

CURLING CONCESSION 

Open During All Curling Hours 

COMPLETE CONCESSION SERVICE 

-n-eam on a stick while in the 

âr. Babies should be strapped 

in carry cots or similar box-like 

structures, wedged well onto the 

floor in the back seat, according 

to one authority interviewed. 

Heavy objects should not be 

'eft lying loose'y in the car, particularly 

on the back window 

shelf. In an accident loose objects 

fly forward, like shrapnel 

An important way of preventing 

death or injury is to use 

safety belts, the Review says. 

Studies have shown that about 

half of those killed annually in 

traffic accidents could have been 

saved by safety belts. 

^76 

CARIBOO OBSERVER - Thursday, Dec. 14, 1961. 1 

WiRterJs the tine for lome improvements 

TA/lxy wait Ar 

Spidnff— 

O I T N O W ! 

Qflaijton ûn^x'nl 

H. E. Clayton, Prop. 

Qlhnpel 

FUNERAL DIRECTOR & EMBALMER 

456 Front Street 

Quesnel, B.C. 

Day or Night 

Phone 1070 

iViore B.C. oil for B.C.... 

coming up 

Successful candidates in th? 

contest for school trustee are 

seen above receiving congratulations 

from the Board Chairman, 

Mrs. Enid Campbell. Mrs. Lillian 

Walker has already served 

six years as a board member 

and will be embarking on her 

fourth term. Eric Sargent will 

be a newcomer to the Board, 

iou?h past experience as a 

alderman should stand him in 

-'ood stead. Mr. Sargent will be 

succeeding R. W. Robertson, wh 

retired after serving one term 

with the Board. In last Thursday's 

election it was a neck an^ 

neck race between the two sue 

cessful candidates, with Mrs 

Walker polling 660 votes while 

Mr. Sargent received 653. Third 

candidate in the running for the 

two seats open was Earl Hickling, 

who drew 247 votes. There 

were 29 spoiled ballots. The a- 

bove picture was taken immediately 

after courting of ballots 

was completed and the winners 

determined. 

—Observer Photo. 

INCLUDING CIGARETTES ETC. 

SPECIALS 

Fish & Chips Served Fridays 

Hamburger Deluxe Anytime 

All Types of Sandwiches 

CARIBOO MEN'S SHOP 

\ 

Dressing Gowiis 

Wool Flannel 

A Popular Gift 

'0% m 

t%f.W^ 

Heavy Wool Shirts 

SALE X A C 

PRICE o . y 3 

NECKTIES 

1.00 or 1.50 

Tie & Socle Sets 

2.95 - 3.50 

Flannel Pyjamas 

SPECIAL 

PRICE . 

3.95 

WHITE 

SHIRTS 

by 

FORSYTH 

The amazing 

Launder- 

Matic, Spin- 

Drip - or 

Tumble Dry 

Safe in 

Bleach. 

6.00 

Christmas Gift Centre for Every Man on Your List 

SLACKS 

Few men ever 

have all the slacks 

they need. That's 

why slacks are always 

such a welcome 

gift. 

SPECIAL 

PRICE 

6.95 

SUIT YOURSELF .. . 

FOR CHRISTMAS 

All the Newer Shades and 

Latest Style in Quality 

Suits. 

Two Pants 

69.50 

WALLETS 

FROM 

3.95 

Dress Belts 

FROM 

1.50 

IT REALLY PAYS IN MANY WAYS . . . SHOP AT . . . 

CJtRIBOO 

MEN'S 

SHOP 

"Let Us Help You Choose The Perfect GiCt Fnr Him" 

REID ST. 

QUESNEL 

KNIT SHIRTS 

WOOL & ORLON 

by 

FORSYTH 

Choice of Colors 

6.95 

TOPCOATS 

WOOL & CASHMERE 

These Quality Coats Feature 

the Dark Tones that are Now 

in Style. 

PRICE 55.00 

Ail-Wool Car Coats 

32 oz. Cloth 

Best Quality 

32.50 

Boxed Hankies 

3/1.00 3/1.50 3/2.00 

FROM 

GLOVES 

2.95 

IMPORTED WOOL 

SCARVES 

Plain & Soft Plaids 

Made in Germany 2.95 

DRESS SOX 

1.00 or 1.50 

Crew - Neck 

Sweaters 

Choose from 

our excellent 

selection of gift 

sweaters. 

Choice of Style 

or Color . . . 

Widp 

Price Range 

Af embers of the crew of an imperial rig drilling for oil in British polu 

Briiiging you oil products at bargain prices is a big job. Right now, for example, Imperial is 

drilling 30 miles of hole at B.C's Boundary Lake oil field. Boundary Lake oil will travel 745 

miles to Imperial's refinery near Vancouver, where it will be turned into products. And those 

products reach you at bargain prices. Take Esso gasoline, for example. On the ayerage, it costs 

motorists throughout B.C. 6^ cents per pound. Compared with other commodities in 

everyday use, you won't find a better bargain. Milk, for example, sells on the average for 

9^ cents a pound; soft drinks for 12^ cents a pound; even distilled water costs more 

than gasoline. And of the 6^^ cents paid per pound for Esso gasoline, two cents is for 

federal and provincial taxes that bring you such things as social services and new highways. 

To bring you this bargain. Imperial has invested more than $80,000,000 in B.C. in the past ten 

years alone. Yet today, on the average. Imperial gets less for the Esso gasoline it sells than 

it did ten years ago...and Esso gasoline today is much more powerful than ten years ago. 

IMPERIAL OIL 

LIMITED 

...providing low-cost oil energy for British Columbia 

Johnston Bros. Motors Ltd. 

Carson Ave. Quesnel, B.C. Phone 12 

HIGHLAND ESSO SERVICE 

Front St. Quesnel, B.C. Phone 496 

FRANK BURNS. Agent 

IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED 

Johnston Ave. Quesnel B.C. Phone 607

2 CARIBOO OBSERVER - Thursday Dec. 14, 1961. 

MEN'S OVERSHOES 

Treat Your Feet To 

Warm Dry Comfort 

ZIPPER STYLE 

$4.95 

and 

$5.95 

4-Buckle Style $5.95 

FLIGHT BOOT SPECIAL 

FLEECE LINED 

Size 10 & 11 $10.95 

BILLS SHOE SHOP 

REID ST. 

QUESNEL 

Support Winter Work in Quesnel and 

DO IT NOW! 

QUESNEL "HI" NEWS 

By HEATHER 

HEWER 

With Christmas vacation only 

a week away, QHS is buzzing 

with activity. It seems as if everyone 

has something to do, and 

'he school's face has changed 

entirely because of it. 

Going back to a week ago 

Tuesday, Mr. Keis addressed the 

ntire student body at an assem- 

STy where he stressed that we 

must all work even harder this 

term, although 80 per cent of the 

fhool passed first term exams. 

He also stated that he wanted 

nothing to stand in the way of 

3ach student obtaining the maxi- 

Tium education available to him 

n Quesnel High. 

At this same gathering Mr. 

Xeis announced that on the last 

iay of school, the Seniors will 

?o down tb the Carib Theatre to 

see the film "Richard the Third," 

while Grades 7 and 8 will remain 

at school to see Rudyard Kipling's 

"Kim." Both pictures 

have been chosen for their entertainment 

and educational 

values. 

Friday, December 8, the Future 

Nurses' Club sponsored a 

"Talent Show" at noon. While 

the majority of the entertainment 

was singing, a trumpet solo 

\v Neil Wells, and Louella Cleave 

accompanying herself on the accordion 

were also enjoyed by the 

lOleased audience. 

Friday evening. Prince George 

High basketball teams journeyed 

to QHS and went home with a 

I cable victory. Victory was not 

• heir on'y glory, however, as the 

Polarettes hosted Lester Pearson 

teams over the weekend, and 

as a PG spokesman stated, "We 

only came down here to warm 

up for Lester Pearson." 

The Senior Students' Counci' 

has started a most worthwhile 

Tamper Drive, in aid of the 

"!ood Cheer. Boxes have been 

>laced in each home room far 

'.onations. Toys, food and cloth- 

•'ig have been donated. To make 

the drive even more interesting, 

the Seniors have challenged the 

Juniors to see who can collect 

he most articles. Tomorrow is 

he final day. 

Christmas Party preparations 

ire hogging the social limelight. 

Juniors are getting read for their 

"Jingle Bell Rock," but what's 

his business ws hear of bringing 

In 30 Christmas trees? Are you 

7lanning on playing hide-and 

."êek? 

Seniors big event is the Blua 

and Gold Ball. Each s°nior division 

is sponsoring a candidate 

0 compete in the "Miss QHS" 

•ontest. President of the Senior 

CcunciJ, Don Hendry, hopes to 

Tiake lliis dance a great suc- 

•oss, and to make "Miss QHS" 

more than a title so that it will 

•êcome an annual affair, in order 

that the chosen Queen wili' 

have more participation in schoo' 

functions. 

The event takes place on 

Thursday rather than Friday in 

order that out-of-town students 

may attend. 

Third issue of "Chalkdust," 

the school paper, is scheduled to 

be released on Friday, Decem- 

'er 15. All members of tho 

Newspaper Club have workec 

Bxceptionally hard to make this, 

their Christmas Edition, ever 

better than the others. 

These are the last lines of my 

last column before the New 

Year. After that, we're on the 

home stretch, only four months 

until Easter, five until the trad 

meet, six until we're out o' 

school. (Then we have to start 

thinking of it all over again!) 

Anyway, Happy Holidays! 

NUGGET CAFE 

Barlow Avenue 

Phone 740 

Try Our Chinese Foods 

Take-Out Orders 

Open 6:30 ajn. to Midnight 

CLOSED WEDNESDAYS 

SUPPORT MINOR HOCKEY 

IN THE CARIBOO 

DINE! 

DANCE! 

STAY 

AT VANCOUVER'S 

PRESTIGE ADDRESS 

Special $9.90 per 

person rate includes: 

One nights accomniodation 

in room with 

outside view, T.V., 

Radio,Tub and Shower 

Dinner and dancing in 

the Panorama Roof 

any Fri. or Sat. night 

or dinner in the main 

dining room if preferred. 

Choice of table 

d'hote menu. 

Continental breakfast 

served 'in your room. 

H O T E L 

Take advantage of tliis 

special "package" rate to 

spend a day shopping or 

theatre-going. The Hotel 

Vancouver i.s located in 

the heart of the city's 

shopping and business 

district. No reservation 

required, simply bring 

this advertisement with 

you and present it at 

reservation desk. 

V A N C O U V E R 

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA 

jung Lennie Dennis, 2, was the 

ucky winner of the live piglet 

rawn for at the March of Dimes 

how at the Arena Saturday eveing 

Lennie's winning ticket had 

he exact weight of the pig, 35 

ounds, entered on it. He is seen 

^bove, left, with District .Agri- 

:;u;tarist Roger Fry and little 

Mice Gavelin of Dragon Lake, 

who donated the pig, as a gesture 

of appreciation for the help she 

•eceived from the Children's 

Hospital. The pig can be barely 

•'iscerned through the slats of 

the crate in the foreground. 

B 8095-4 

This advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor Control Board or by tho Coverwnent of British Coluinbi«i 

JUST' 

ITS 

GETTING 

LATE 

GET IT NOW 

FOR HIM 

FREE 

LACKS 

HIRTS 

OCKS 

When you purchase a Sports Coat a Pair of 

Slacks, or a Sweater. We will give you a 

Free Gift. 

or 

CHRISTMAS SPECIALS 

SWEATERS 

and 

SHIRTS 

PLUS 

3c Coupons On Every Dollar On Cash 

Purchases Of Regular Priced Goods 

FOR DAD 

HATS * SOCKS 

COATS * SLIPPERS 

SWEATERS * BELTS 

WHITE SHIRTS 

SHIRTS * SLACKS 

PYJAMAS * SHORTS 

TIES • SCARVES 

WALLETS • CUFFLINKS 

WONG'S MEKSWEAR 

wi V • W "Everything For Him From Head to Toe" 

PHONE 

859 

224 REID ST. 

QUESNEL

To Spend Christmas In Africa 

It's Christmas in Africa this 

•ear for Mr. and Mrs. Berlin 

Webster (nee Lil Hoy), where 

he former is making a study of 

'he history of the Yoruba tribe. 

The couple spent last Christmas 

in London where Mr. Webster 

vas attending university. 

Their present address is 16A 

'mina Way, UIC Ibadan, Ni- 

•'eria, where temperatures will 

ikely range from 85 to 95 de- 

Trees during the holidays. 

CARIBOO OBSERVER - Thursday, Dec. 14, 1961. 

The couple recently spent a 

-nonth at Lagos gathering historical 

information on the Yorjba 

tribe, and are presently 

earning to speak the language. 

"•Ir. and Mrs. Webster are enjoying 

life in Nigeria very much 

and among their many interesting 

experiences they include takinpart 

in the popular dance 

"High Life," which has received 

so much publicity lately with 

the recent Royal visit to Africa. 

TED'S SHOE RENEW 

TED LANDRUD 

Opp. Cariboo Camp Store 

West Quesnel 

QUESNEL FUNERAL 

SERVICE 

John Harvey - Proprietor 

Serving Quesnel & Noi-th Cariboo Since 1940 

Telephone 99L1 Quesnel, B. C. P.O. BOX 248 

CARSON Truck Lines Ltd 

BONDED & INSURED CARRIERS 

3945 MYRTLE ST., BURNABY, B.C. 

Dependable Public Freight 

Service 

Vancouver to Cariboo Points 

Landslide Win 

Mayor Garvin Dezell of Prince 

reorge was swept back into of- 

'ne 01 the forest of a landslide 

win last Thursday over Mrs. 

''.!rrie Jann Gray who served as 

"nayor of the northern city for 

i9.'>8 and 1959. 

Dezell polled a total of 1,736 

otes to 918 for Mrs. Gray. He 

'"d the race from the time balot 

counting started. 

In the 1959 election Mayor 

dezell won out over Mrs. Gray 

y a very slim margin, and in 

ome quarters it was expected 

hat the race might again be 

•:ight. 

SEEN ABOVE are the new 

officers 

of BPO Elks Lodge No 

298, who were installed last Saturday 

evening at ceremonies 

held at the Legion Hall. Left to 

right are: Hank Dressier, Trustee; 

Morris Clayton, Chaplain; 

Mike Pacholok, Inner Guard; Al 

Armstrong, Esquire; Bob Moor?, 

District Deputy Grand Exalted 

Ruler; Jack Pybus, Secretary; 

Jack Sales, Exalted Ruler; Roly 

Wilkins, Loyal Knight; Gordon 

Gutteridge, Past Exalted Ruler; 

Ken Bettcher, Tyler Guard; 

R. Scoullar, Lecturing Knight; 

Jim Muir, Publicity Director. 

ôt included in the picture are 

Jim Watt, Treasurer, and Howard 

Harris, Leading Knight. Thr 

installation was carried out by 

District Deputy Grand Exa?t3c' 

Ruler Bob Moore of Williams 

Lake. 

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4 CARIBOO OBSERVER - Thursday, Dec. 14, 1961. 

GRAND PRIZE 

MEN'S OR LADIES 

ELGIN 

$4995 

WRISTWATCH 

Every successful bidder is eligible. 

If you win a bid on any item auctioned 

your name will be entered in the draw for 

this valuable prize. 

QUESNEL ROTAR 

THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY - DEC 14 

Broadcast Over CKCQ and CKCQ-1 Comniendiig at 8;0 

The Rotaiy Club of Quesnel gratefully acknb¥^l


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A Boy Scout or Sea Scout will immediately deliver to your home a certificate 

which will entitle you to claim your purchase. Please have your cash or cheque 

ready and your porch light on. 

Fraser Village Senior Citizens Project $1,200.00 

Quesnel Minor Hockey 260.00 

Rotary U.B.C. Scholarship Award 200.00 

Canadian Arthritic & Rheumatism Soc. 190.00 

Puntchesakut Anglican Summer Camp 100.00 

Multiple Sclerosis Hope Chest 100.00 

North Cariboo Boy Scout Association ... 100.00 

$2,150.00 

No. DONOR ARTICLE VALUE 




1*220 Carib Theatre • Casbar Drive-In - 1 BOOK STU 

DENTS TICKETS 5.0e 

"221 Quesnel McCuIloch Sales & Service - McCULLOCH 

l# SAFETY HELMET 6.40 

1^222 P.I.X. Transport - 1 CS. PACIFIC MILK 8.45 

223 Stauffer's Machine Shop - $10.00 VALUE OF MA- 

»' CHINE sibP WORK 10.00 

|»224 Phillips Excavating • 1 LONG PLAY RECORD .. 6.00 

,225 Jan Mikler Furnishings - 5 YARDS DRAPERY 

MATERIAL (For Bedroom Drapes) 15.00 

I 226 Chris Helsdon • 100 lb. NETTED GEM POTATOES 5.00 

227 SheU OU Co. Don McRae Distributor • 1 15 lb. TUR- 

KEY GRADE "A" 8.00 

228 P.CE. RaUway - 1 RETURN TICKET TO VAN 

COUVER - 23.05 

•'229 Avery Clinic - CASH DONATION 20.00 

1.230 Lon Godfrey Insurance & Realty Ltd. - 1 TURKEY 10.00 

,^231 Leslie's Service • 1 BUNDLE JAP ORANGES ... 3.50 

232 City Barber Shop - 2 HAIRCUTS 3.00 

233 L & M Repaurs - 1 TRACTIONIZING JOB & 1 

GREASE JOB 6.00 

1^234 House of Style - SHAMPOO & SET 2.00 

235 Two MUe Planers • 1,000 FT. 1 x 10 SHIPLAP 

SPRUCE No. 2 & BETTER 50.00 

236 Quesnel Plumbing & Heating - 19V^xl6 VICTOR 

WHITE BASIN 12.86 

237 Twin Motel- FREE ROOM ONE NIGHT 5.00 

238 Bill's Shoe Repairs • $5.00 CREDIT ON ANY 

1^ WINTER BOOTS 5.00 

239 KeUy Douglas & Co. Ltd. - GROCERY HAMPER 12.50 

240 The Pine Room - 2 STEAK DINNERS OR CHOICE 

OF HOUSE 6.00 

I, 241 Cariboo 66 Service - 2 OIL CHANGES 7.50 

1^242 Hartnett's Furniture Store - TURKEY 10.00 

243 Carib Theatre - Casbar Drive In - BOOK ADULT 

TICKETS (10 TICKETS) 9.00 

|, 244 P.I.X. Transport - 1 BUNDLE JAP ORANGES .. 3.50 

245 Dr. Lloyd Day (Dentist) - DONATION 5.00 

246 Carib Theatre - Casbar Drive-In -1 BOOK OLD AGE 

PENSIONER'S TICKETS 5.00 

I. 247 Quesnel Supply Co. - 1 $10.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE 10.00 

248 Cariboo Farmers' Co-op Dairy - 12 lb. BUTTER 9.00 

249 Dave Smith - 12 lb. TURKEY 7.00 

250 Quesnel Laundromat - l 20 lb. TURKEY 13.00 

251 Canadian Lift Trucks Co. Ltd. - 24" OREGON 

CHIPPER CHAIN 24.50 

I. 252 Overwaitea Ltd. - 1 FOOD HAMPER 10.00 

253 Cariboo Shoe Store - SAVAGE PUSSYFOOT BABY 

BOOTS, ANY SIZE 4.50 

254 .Interior Poultry SuppUes - 14 lb. TURKEY 10.00 

|. 255 Alfred S. King Logging - WOMEN'S FIGURE 

SKATES 10.50 

256 T. Eaton Co. Ltd. - 1 BED THROW 10.00 

257 Keen's Men's Wear - BLUE-GREY TWEED SPORTS 

CO AT. SIZE 38 24.95 

258 North Cariboo Lumber Co. Ltd. - 1 TURKEY .... 8.00 

259 North Cariboo Growers' Co-op - 1 GAL. ANTI 

FREEZE 2.90 

260 Quesnel Jewellers Ltd. - ELECTRIC WALL CLOCK 8.50 

261 North Cariboo Beverages - 1 CS. SOFT DRINKS 3.20 

262 Sales Bros. Trucking - CASH DONATION 5.00 

263 Carib-uty Salon - CUT & STYLE 3.50 

264 H. S. McRae Repairs & Service - 2 GALS. ANTl 

FREEZE (INSTALLED) 7.60 

265 West Quesnel Home Service - 1 LUBE & OIL 

CHi*NGE 6.00 

266 Wheel Inn Motel - 1 ROOM WITH BATH 6.00 

267 John Harvey Sr. - 1 121b. TURKEY ... 8.00 

268 Credit Bureau of Quesnel - DONATION .. 5.00 

r 269 Carib Theatre - Casbar Drive-In - 2 BOOKS CHIL 

DREN'S TICKETS 7.00 

270 Carson Truck Lines - 101b. HAM 9.50 

271 Bluestone Lumber Co. Ltd. - 101b. TURKEY 6.50 

272 Traders Sales Ltd. - 6 PKGS. DADS COOKIES 

(3 COCONUT & 3 OATMEAL) 3.25 

273 Billy Barker Inn - 1 TURKEY 10.00 

274 Quesnel Bowling Lanes - 6 GAMES BOWLING 2.00 

275 Cariboo Observer Ltd. - 1 BOSTITCH B8 STAPLER 

WITH POCKET CLIP & STAPLE REMOVER & 

1,000 STAPLES _. 4.25 

276 Dr. Harold Johnson - 1 ROAST OF BEEF, App. 5 lbs 4.00 

277 Reid's Children's Wear • MERCHANDISE. VALUE 

OF $6.00 -. 6.00 

278 Terry's Maintenance - CHIMNEY & FURNACE 

CLEANING 5.00 

279 Stedman's 5* to $1 Store - 1 DOLL 4.98 

280 Annex Barber Shop - 2 HAIRCUTS 3.00 

281 Mulder's Photo Studio - 1 5"x7" PORTRAIT 

(CHOICE FROM 8 PROOFS) 6.00 

282 Peter R. Gook Agencies Ltd. - • PAIR BOYS OR 

GIRL'S C.C.M. SKATES (Any Size) 14.00 

283 Standard Electric (Steve Tehonchuk) • DOOR 

CHIMES WITH FRONT & REAR PUSH BUTTONS 

INSTALLED COMPLETE 25.00 

284 Harry Karpenic - CASH DONATION 12.50 

285 Ogilvie Flour MiUs - 50 lbs. FIVE ROSES ENRICH 

ED FLOUR 4.25 

286 Tuckett Ltd. 1 CTN. PETER JACKSON CIGA- 

RETTES 3.40 

287 Quaker Oats Co. of Canada • 20 lb. SACK ROLLED 

BREAKFAST OATS 2.00 

288 Tom Windt - 1 501b. BAG CARROTS 5.00 

289 Lever Bros. Ltd. - 1 DOZ. TUBES STRIPE TOOTH 

PASTE. GIANT SIZE - 5.40 

290 Harold Turner - 1 201b. EVISCERATED TURKEY 

GRADE "A" -. 12.00 

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301 Carib Theatre - Casbar Drive-In - 1 BOOK STU 

DENTS TICKETS 5.00 

302 Allen's Bakery - 2 MRS WILLIAMS CHRISTMAS 

CAKES 6.90 

303 Ann & Wyn Groceries - GROCERY HAMPER . . 5.00 

304 Peter Vogt B.A. Service - 2 LUBRICATIONS .... 4.00 

305 Rigsby. Johnston & Co. - 1 201b. TURKEY 12.00 

306 Quesnel Transfer & Storage Ltd. - LOW BED 

HAULING 25.00 

307 Keen's Grocery - CREDIT NOTE 10.00 

308 Frank Burns, Imperial Oil Agent - 100 GALS. 

FURNACE OIL DELIVERED 23.20 

309 Smith's Transfer - COAL BRIQUETTES , 12.50 

310 B.C. Sugar Refining Co. Ltd. - 1 CS. 12/22 oz. 

ROGER'S PANCAKE SYRUP 3.79 

311 Forsters Auto Supply - 2 REAR VIEW PASS 

CAR MIRRORS 6.50 

312 Lepetich Logging Ltd. - President Bruce Lepetich 

1 15 1b. TURKEY _ 10.00 

.313 Nugget Hotel - GROCERIES 5.00 

314 Carib Theatre - Casbar Drive-In - 1 BOOK OLD AGE 

PENSIONERS TICKETS 5.00 

315 City Barber Shop (F. Bates) - 2 HAIRCUTS 3.00 

316 John Ernst Lumber Co. Ltd. - APP. 2000 FBM 

1 X 6 No. 3 LUMBER 60.00 

317 K. J. Preiswerck Ltd. - 1 UNIT OF 10 TINS SEA 

HAUL SMOKED OYSTERS . 2.75 

318 Six Mile Lake Resort - 1 SEASON TICKET ADMIS 

SION FOR CAR AND FAMILY TO 6 MILE RESORT 5.00 

319 S. N. William & Co. - CREDIT ON LADIES WEAR 7.50 

WEAR 7.50 

320 Quesnel McCulloch Sales & Service - 1 McCULLOCH 

SUPER PINTAIL CHAIN 24" P.65 25.90 

321 F & W Equipment - 1 16 lb. TURKEY . 10.09 

322 John Lewis Barber Shop - 2 HAIRCUTS 3.00 

323 Bouchie Lake Store - FOOD HAMPER 7.50 

324 Home Oil Ltd. - 2 5 1b. TINS MULTI SERVICE 

GREASE . 3.95 

325 Westminster Paper Co. Ltd. - 1 CTN. WESTMIN 

STER PAPER PRODUCTS 3.95 

326 Naicam Nurseries - FLOWERING PLANT IN CON 

TAINER 10.00 

327 Parton's Planer - 1 FOOD HAMPER 15.00 

328 Viking Fabrics - SKIRT LENGTH GOLD WOOL 

MOHAIR 7.98 

329 Highland Glen Court - ELECTRIC WALL CLOCK 11.95 

330 Northend Service (Texaco) - 1 SET SPARK PLUGS 8.80 

331 Pike's Plumbing & Heating - AUTOMATIC HUMI 

DIFIER INSTALLED 20.00 

332 Cariboo Homes Ltd. - $15.00 MILL OR SASH WORK 15.00 

333 Cheavins JeweUers - 1 LADIES COMPACT 6.00 

334 K. J. Preiswerck Ltd. - 1 UNIT 10 TINS SEA 

HAUL SMOKED OYSTERS - .- 2.75 

335 Dr. Harold Johnson - 1 ROAST BEEF APP. 5 lbs. 4.00 

336 P.G.E. Railway - 1 RETURN TICKET TO VAN 

COUVER 23.05 

337 W. H. Malkin Ltd. - 1 FOOD HAMPER OF MAL- 

KIN'S PRODUCTS 10.20 

338 J. J. Roddis & Son • 1 GAL. ROCKSPAR VARNISH 10.70 

339 Stromme's Cafe (downtown) - 4 SUNDAY DINNERS 

ROAST TURKEY —. 4.50 

340 Cariboo Traders - $10.00 CREDIT FOR PURCHASE 

OF ANY ARTICLE OR ARTICLES 10.00 

341 Charlie Leonard Trailer Camp - $6.00 GROCERY 

HAMPER 6.00 

342 Cascade Auto Court - 1 15 lb. TURKEY 8.00 

343 Carib Theatre - Casbar Drive In - 1 BOOK STU 

DENTS TICKETS 5.00 

344 West Quesnel Home Service - 1 LUBE & OIL 

CHANGE 6.00 

345 Beaver Planing Mills - $25.00 CREDIT ANY STORE 

IN QUESNEL FOR PURCHASE OF LUMBER OR 

ANY ARTICLE MADE OF LUMBER 25.00 

346 Royalite Oil Co. - 1 CS. ROYALITE OIL 8.00 

347 Red Bluff Store - 1 SACK FLOUR 50 lbs. 4.35 

348 Alamo Grill - FRIED CHICKEN DINNERS FOR 

FOUR PERSONS 6.00 

349 A. S. King Logging Ltd. - 1 PAIR MEN'S SKATES 

ANY SIZE 10.50 

350 Marsh's Store - 1 FOOD HAMPER 10.00 

351 Phillips Petroleum, 2 Mile Flat - 100 GALS. FUR 

NACE OIL 23.20 

352 K. J. Preiswerck Ltd. - 1 UNIT 10 TINS SEA HAUL 

BRAND SMOKED OYSTERS 2.75 

353 Mickey's Esso Service - 1 CASE CANNED FRUIT 

OF YOUR CHOICE 7.25 

354 Berezan Radiators - $15.00 CREDIT AT BERE 

ZAN RADIATORS 15.00 

355 Cariboo Welding & Repairs - 3 HOURS OF ANY 

TYPE WELDING OR REPAIRS 15.00 

356 H. J. Gardner & Sons Ltd. - BLACK & DECKER 

UTILITY Vi" DRILL 21.95 

357 Puritan Sales Ltd. - 1 CS. 24/15 BRAND 7 PORK 

& BEANS 3.89 

358 Quesnel Auto Supply - 1 SET BATTERY JUMPER 

CABLES 6.25 

359 Twin Motel - FREE ROOM FOR ONE NIGHT .... 5.00 

360 Don Randall Repair Shop - 1 BOX 12 GA. MAGNUM 

SHOT SHELLS, 1 SHOTGUN CLEANING KIT & 

1 No. 9 HOPPES SOLVENT 6.00 

361 Coffee Shop - 2 STEAK DINNERS 5.00 

362 Frank Burns Imperial Oil Agent - 100 GALS. FUR 

NACE OIL DELIVERED .. ... 23.20 

363 Aitken's Food Market - 1 HAMPER 7.50 

364 Cariboo Observer Ltd. - 1 STAEDTLER DRAFT 

ING SET No. 20586 5.95 

365 Spencer-Dickie Drugs Ltd. - 1 SHEAFFER SNOR 

KEL FOUNTAIN PEN 13.50 

366 Shell Oil Co. - D. A. McRae, Distributor - 1 15 1b. 

GRADE "A" TURKEY . 8.00 

367 Mrs. John Annett - 1 NATURAL SHEEPSWOOL 

CRIB QUILT 5.00 

368 Gerry O'Hara - 1 BOX DELICIOUS APPLES 6.95 

369 Inglis Grocery - 1 HAM 3.00 

370 Jim Ritchie - 1 FOOD HAMPER 10.00 

371 Westside Plumbing & Heating - 1 SERVICE 

CALL * 5.00 

372 Carib Theatre - Casbar Drive In - 1 BOOK OLD AGE 

PENSIONERS TICKETS 5.00 

373 Cheavins Jewellers - 1 TRAVEL CLOCK 8.75 

374 O'Hara's Cafe - 4 TURKEY DINNERS WITH ALL 

THE TRIMMINGS 5.00 

375 Cariboo Hotel - 1 GROCERY HAMPER 12,50 

376 Jack Griffin - Toronto-Domuiion Bank - CASH DO 

NATION 5.00 

377 Phillips Excavating - - LONG PLAY RECORD 6.00 

378 North Cariboo Beverages - 1 CS. SOFT DRINKS .. 3.80 

379 Sylvan Auto Court - CASH DONATION 2.00 

380 Harvey Agencies Ltd. - 1 TURKEY 10.00 

381 Maple Leaf Mills Ltd. - 50 lbs. PURITY FLOUR 4J85 

382 Tucketts Ltd. - 1 CTN. DuMAURIER CIGARETTES 3.40 

383 Tom Windt - 1 50 lb. BAG TURNIPS 5.00 

384 Robin Hood Flour Mills - 1 50 lb. SACK ROBIN 

HOOD PRE-SIFTED FLOUR 4.40 

385 

386 

387 

388 

389 

390 

391 

392 

393 

394 

395 

396 

397 

398 

399 

400 

401 City Barber Shop (F. Bates) - 2 HAIRCUTS .... 3.00 

402 Home OU Ltd. - 1 CS. 12 QTS. HOME OUTBOARD 

on. 

lOjBo 

403 Regal Jewellers - FRUIT BOWL, TWO MATCHING 

VASES (ENGLISH POTTERY) 7.00 

404 Floyds Super Market - HAMPER OF GROCERIES .. 10.00 

405 North Cariboo Growers' Co-op - AUTOMATIC 

DRAFT REGULATOR 4.40 

406 Quesnel Supply Co. Ltd. - 1 GIFT CERTIFICATE .. 10.00 

407 Overwaitea Ltd. - 1 FOOD HAMPER OF $10 .. 10.00 

408 Carib Theatre - Casbar Drive In - 1 BOOK OF 10 

ADULT TICKETS 9.00 

409 Wheel Inn Motel - 1 ROOM WITH BATH .. 6.00 

410 Norman Zahara - 1 HAM 5.00 

411 John Lewis Barber Shop - 2 HAIRCUTS 3.00 

412 Highland Esso - LUBE JOB & OIL CHANGE .. 4.73 

413 Quesnel Redi-Mix - $20 CREDIT ON AYTHING WE 

HANDLE, SAND, GRAVEL, CONCRETE & BULL 

DOZING 20.00 

414 Tubafour Stud Mills Ltd. - 250 PCS. 8 FT. STUDS 

No. 3 35.00 

415 Dr. Harold Johnson - 1 ROAST OF BEEF 4.00 

416 Wesminster Paper Co. Ltd. -1 CTN. WESTMINSTER 

PAPER PRODUCTS _ 3.95 

417 Imperial Oil Ltd. - 50 GALS. ESSO EXTRA GASO 

LINE 26.50 

418 Red Bluff Store - 1 SACK POTATOES 100 lbs 5.50 

419 Lambert's Ladies Wear - LADIES FINE BOTANY 

WOOL SWEATER BY DALKEITH EITHER PULL 

OVER OR CARDIGAN STYLE, COLOR OF YOUR 

CHOICE . 9.99 

420 Carbioo Log Cabin Camp - TURKEY . 6.00 

421 Peter Vogt B.A. Service - LUBRICATION .... 2.00 

422 Ann & Wyn Groceries - GROCERY HAMPER 3.00 

423 Morgan Radio & Repairs - $10.00 SERVICE 10.00 

424 Mayo's Flowers - CERAMIC JARDINIER WITH 

PALM PLANT 8.50 

425 Timber Services (Pip Sills) - FOOD HAMPER .... 15.00 

426 Willis-Harper Hardware - 1 COTTON COMFORTER 7.50 

427 Quesnel Rotary Club - GRAB BOX APP. 12.00 

428 Bank of Montreal (Mgr. 'Sandy' Gordon) - 1 161b. 

TURKEY 10.00 

429 G - W Electric - 1 FOLDING LOUNGE CHAIR 29.95 

430 Sargent Construction - 1 151b. TURKEY 8.50

6 CARffiOO OBSERVER - Thursday, Dec. 14, 1961.- 

THE UNITED CHURCH 

OF CANADA 

St. Andrew's, Qiiosncvi 

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17 

Worship Services: 

9:45 a.m.—Sunday School foi 

all school-age children 

Pre-schoolers meet during 

the morning service. 

11:00 a.m.—Morning Wors h i p 

Service 

8:00 p.m.—Evening Wors hip 

Service 

Rev. HADDEN GREGORY. 

Minister 

EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCII 

(Below Riverview El. School) 

SUNDAY. DECEMBER 17 

10:30 a.m.—FamVly Worship and 

Bible Qasses for all ages 

7:30 p.m.—Evening Service 

Every Second Saturday— 

7:.30 p.m.—Youth Fellowship 

Rev. C. W. SINCLAIR, 

Hione 761 

Pastor 

KINGDOM HALL 

of 

Jehovah's Witnesses 

(West Quesnel) 

7:00 p.m.—Sunday Watchtowe. 

Study. 

8:00 p.m.—Tuesday, Bible Stud\ 

7:30 p.m.—Thursday, Servi c f 

Mppting and Min'stry Sch 

WORD OF LIFE 

Mennonite Radio Mission 

SUNDAY, 8:30 a.m. 

VOICE 

OF 

PROPHECY 


Bethel Tabernacle 

Pastor, D. Osborne 


ORAL ROBERTS 


QUESNEL BAPTIST CHURCH 

Abbott Heij^hts Road 

'W. Qnesnel > 


10:00 a.m.—Bible Schooj 

'1:00 a.m. Morning Worship 

7:30 p.m.—Evening Service 

TUESDAY 

7:30 p.m.—Bible Study 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m.—Prayer Meeting 

• A Friendly Meeting Place- 

Visitors Wdcome at All Services. 

Rev. FORREST L. SIDLE. 

Phone 762 Y. 

Pastor 

LUTHERAN WORSHIP 

SERVICES 

Êach Sundav, Elks Hall) 


6:00 p.m.—Sunday School 

7:00 p.m.—Divine Service 

Radio program, "The Lutherar 

Hour," on CKCQ at 8 a.m. each 

•iunday. 

Rev. H. E. RUF. 

Pastor 

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 

(Elks Hall) 

•Saturday, 10:30 a.m. — Sabbat! 

School. 

Sunday. 11:00 a.m. — Worship 

S. C. COOPER. 

Pastor 

BRITISH ISRAEL 


CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

1st and 3rd SUNDAY 

l:0;i D.m. 

BILLY GRAHAM 

SUNDAY, 3:30 p.m. 

MORNING 

DEVOTIONS 

MON.-FRI. 9:05 a.m. 

LUTHERAN HOUR 


Delightful Dining 

BREAKFAST - LUNCHEON - DINNER 

The Pine R 

Carson Ave. CARSON LODGE Phone 461 

Deep Fried Prawns & "Cariboo" Prime Ribs of Beef 

/ \ Hoii«:e Specialty 

EILEEN HAZARD, BOX 608 

THE HOUSE OF 

FINE WATCHES 

and JEWELLERY 

• LONGINES • WITTNAUER • OMEGA i 

c o m 

GRUEN 

CHEAVIN'S JEWELLERS 

REID ST. 

QUESNEL 

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH 

(Anglican) 

Kinchant Street 


u.iii.—riuiy Communion 

11:00 a.m.—Choral Eucharist on 

1st Sunday; Mornmg Prayer 

on 2nd and 3rd Sundays; 

The Litany on 4th Sunda> 

7:30 p.m.—Evening Prayer 

1st Sunday in Month—Service 

at Kersley at 2:30 p.m. 

C. L. G. ROWLAND, 

Rector 

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS1 

OF LATTER DAY SAINfS 

(Mormon Church) 

11:00 a.m. — Elks Hall 

VISITORS WELCOME 

ST. ANN'S CHURCH 

(New Church — North Entrance 

to Quesnel) 


8 a.m.—Mass 

10 a.m.—Mass 

Alexandria— 

7 p.m.—Mass, 1st and 3rd Sundays. 

Fr. SHEFFIELD. 

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE GROUP 

Sunday School and (Thurch Ser 

vices held at 11 a.m. Sundays 

Wed. Evemng Testimony Meet 

11^ the first Wednesday of eacli 

month at 8 p.m., held in the Ma.s- 

>nic Hall ground floor entrance 

)ff Shepherd Avenue. AH cordially 

invited to attend. 

Radio Program—"How

q0l 


Peter R. Gooli 

AGENCIES LTD. 

Genera! 

INS. 

• 

Phones 

492 • 493 

364 Front 

Street 

For HAULING 

Machinery — Steel 

Pipe — Poles — BaUdlngs 

LOCAL 

or 

LONG DISTANCE 

CaU 

FRED LOUCKS 

TRUCK SERVICE 

Lowbeds and Flatdecks 

Phone QUESNEL 400X2 

or Aldergrove 2431 

FAST SERVICE 

FLOWERS 

L. J. Milner 

Consulting Forester 

* Gen. Forestry 

* Cruising * Working Plans 

* Logging Plans 

Phone EX 2-4217 

Box 1289 — Williams Lake 

Norman H. Fox, O.D 

DOCTOR of OPTOMETRY 

Quesnel, B.C. 

BARCLAY BLOCK 

(across from the Post Office) 

Phone 189 

Gook & Barlell 

British Columbia Land 

Surveyors 

Legal, location and topographical 

surveys 

WILLIS-HARPER BLOCK 

Box 400 Phone 256 

Harold Johnson 

D.C. 

Doctir of Chiropractic 

X-RAY SERVICES 

Mon., Thurs., Sat. 

Shepherd Ave. at Wilson 

ACROSS 

J. D.im 

6. That woman 

8. Decays 

12. Frostor 

13. Measure of weight 

14. Bad 

16. Liegal things 

17. Arrived 

18. Musical compoeitions 

20. Covered with tile 

21. Lair 

22. Period 

23. Chilris' same 

26. Pleasant 

31. Notion 

33. Consume 

31. Notice 

3I>. Eased 

38. Reverence 

39. Fez (Moroccan 

Spelling) 

40. Transgression 

42. Engine 

45. More inclined 

49. State 

60. Hawaiian food 

61. Walk in water 

62. Peruse 

63. Hotel 

54. Level 

55. Makes a mistake 

56. Ovum 

57. Period before 

Easter 

DOWN 

1. Young girl 

2. Reverberate 

3. Kind of light 

4. Fear 

5. Those 

unacquainted 

6. Garden Tools 

7. Printing 

me

8 CARIBOO OBSERVER - Thursday, Dec. 14, 1961. 

$5.00 MERCHANDISE 

For Baby 

SPENCER-DICKIE DRUGS LTD. 

"Professionally at Your Service" 

SILVER BABY CUP 

With Name Engraved 

QUESNEL JEWELLERS 

(Harvey Copeland) 

ONE GALLON PAINT 

H. J. GARDNER 

& SONS LTD. 

"Everything for the Builder" 

One Case Heinz 

BABY FOOD 

OVERWAITEA 

Satin Bound 

2 Pair 

CRIB 

BLANKET 

Seamless 

NYLON 

HOSE 

For Mother 

C. D. HOY 

& CO. LTD. 

THREE , 

8X 10 

BABY 

PHOTOS 

RULES: 

1. Winning baby must be born 

in this area. 

2. Parents must be residents 

of this area. 

3. Exact time of birth must be 

specified in written statement 

by attending physician 

4. In the event of a tie, awards 

will be distributed by the 

Donor Committee. 

UMBERT'S 

Ladles Wear 

BABY 

ARRANGEMENT 

OF 

FLOWERS 

MULDER'S 

Photo Studio 

Memo to baby en route: 

Many prizes ahead if you 

can arrive here earliest 

in 1962! 

MAYO'S 

Flowers & Gifls 

$5.00 

GIFT 

CERTIFICATE 

Courtesy 

CARIBOO 

SHOE STORE 

PRIZES GALORE ARE IN 

STORE FOR 

1962's FIRST BABY 

The first baby born here after midnight December 31st, wili receive wonderful gifts donated 

by the merchants whose names and gifts are listed on this page. 

One Case 

HEINZ 

BABY 

FOOD 

S.N.Williaiii 

&Co. 

A SMART 

SPORT 

SHIRT 

for the 

$5.00 

WORTH OF MERCHANDISE 

For Mother fir Baby . 

AITKEN'S FOOD MARKET 

9 LOADS OF WASH 

For The First Baby 

From 

THE NEW 

KING KOIN 

LAUNDERETTE 

One Case 

HEINZ BABY FOOD 

• 

KEEN'S STORES LTD. 

SHOES 

BABY 

by 

PARISETTE 

Proud Father 

WONG'S 

MEN'S WEAR 

$5.00 Savings Account 

WBANir BANK OF 

ro 2 mum cmoim 

MONTREAL 

SANI-BABY 

Shower Gift Package 

* 

SMITH HARDWARE 

$5.00 MILK TICKETS 

• 

CARIBOO FARMERS' 

Co-operative Association 

BEN 

BARRETT 

LTD. 

The Family Shoe 

Store" . 

$5.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE 

To Any Store in Quesnel 


For Baby Needs 

SILVER 

KNIFE, FORK & SPOON SET 


• 

CARIBOO OBSERVER LTD. 

CUNNINGHAM'S 

Drug Stores Ltd. 

With Engraving 

CHEAVINS JEWELLERS 

• 

WILLIS-HARPER 

Hardware & Furniture Ltc.

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