GARIBALDI MUST BE DEVELOPED

BRIDGE WORK NEARLY FINISHED

YACHT CLUB WILL VISIT SQUAMISH

SURVEY FOR PGE BRUSH CLEARING

TO FORM TENNIS CLUB HERE

NEW EQUIPMENT FOR LOCAL LOGGING FARM

SQUAMISH HOTEL
[PHOTO]

FROSIA GREGORY
[PHOTO]

POWER WILL BE OFF ON SUNDAY MORNING

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

SNOW AND RAIN CONTINUES HERE

NEIL CHOTEM
[PHOTO]

FORESTRY FILMS SHOWN AT SCHOOL

JACKIE RAE
[PHOTO]

SERIOUS HOUSING SHORTAGE

DOLLAR DECLINE HELPS PRIMARIES

MILLS ARE NUMEROUS

URGES CENTRALIZED WELFARE CAMPGAIGNS

SINGING STARS
[PHOTOS]

BEAUTIFUL SUMMER SCENE IN GARIBALDI PARK AT SQUAMISH
[PHOTO]

DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS TO PLAY HERE

PEGGI LODER
[PHOTO]

IN MEMORIAM

CLASSIFIED ADS

SCHOOL BUDGET IS APPROVED

DREDGE RETURNS TO SQUAMISH

WEATHER HERE IS CLEAR AND SUNNY

SQUAMISH ROAD IF AND WHEN!

AFFAIR BENEFITS LOCAL HOSPITAL

STUDENTS MEET HILLARY

REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING

PGE EMPLOYEES ANNUAL MEETING

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

THE CRADLE

SLIDES ACCOMPANY TALK ON KOREA

VETERAN NEWS COMMENTATOR
[PHOTO]

ANNUAL MEETING OF CANCER SOCIETY

AIR TRAGEDY

CHALET PREPARES FOR BUSY EASTER SEASON

GOOD BASKETBALL GAME COMING UP

PGE EXTENSION

CLASSIFIED ADS

NEW SANITARY INSPECTOR

POLICE COURT

POSTAL RATES TO INCREASE ON APRIL 1

MAIL SERVICE RESUMED HERE

BOWMAN SPEAKS AT PGE MEETING

BRACKENDALE

CREDIT UNION ANNUAL MEETING

PREMIER STATES CASE FOR PGE

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

PUBLIC NOTICE

COLDER WEATHER

HOSPITAL NEWS

BOXING MATCH DRAWS GOOD CROWD

SALES TAX INCREASED

COMING EVENTS

CLASSIFIED ADS

COMMUNICATIONS

POLICE COURT

FOLK SINGER MCCURDY
[PHOTO]

HARLEM CLOWNS PUT ON GOOD SHOW

VILLAGE SPARKS CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN

LOGGING IS NEARLY BACK TO NORMAL

EXPERT TO LOOK AT CHEAKAMUS PROJECT

CBC SYMPHONY
[PHOTO]

HOWE SOUND HIGHWAY

BCAA MEETING ENLIGHTENING

ED BISHOP WINS TRAP SHOOT

MRS. MARCHANT HEADS PTA

PACKED HOUSE AT DANCE REVUE

BRITANNIA BEACH GIRLS WIN 3 CUPS

PGE EMPLOYEES PICNIC AT ALPINE ON SUNDAY

STILL WET AND COLD

BALL TEAMS ACTIVE

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

CNIB REPRESENTATIVE

CLASSIFIED ADS

LOSES LIFE IN SHANNON CREEK

MINISTER OF LABOR TO ATTEND GRADUATION

WILL DEVELOP GARIBALDI --- IF

BOAT HARBOR IS COMPLETED

HOSPITAL AUXILIARY PLANS PANTRY SHOWER

SQUAMISH WINS ALL THREE BALL GAMES

MAY ASSIST PGE EXTENSION

GIRL WINS TWO SCHOLARSHIPS

ANNUAL SALMON DERBY THIS SUNDAY

ALL GRADE 13 STUDENTS PASS

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

THE CRADLE

COMING EVENTS

WE CAN DEVELOP GARIBALDI

GOOD FISHING

HEAVIER TRAFFIC

NAVY SHOW

TO OPEN USED CAR BUSINESS

NEW HOSPITAL MATRON

U.P. VICE-PRESIDENT TRAVELS OVER PGE

CLASSIFIED ADS

ROAD PAVING TO START SOON

HOWE SOUND ROAD TO GO TO LILLOOET?

READING INSTITUTE HELD IN SCHOOL

BCAA TO HOLD MEETING HERE

COMMISSIONER VISITS GIRL GUIDES

FIRST TENDERS CALLED FOR PGE

STARTS ON FILL BY WHARF

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

ANOTHER TEACHER NEEDED HERE

PRAIRIE SCHOONER ON THE CBC
[PHOTO]

THE CRADLE

CUB MEET HERE ON SATURDAY

JOINS NURSING STAFF

LEGION SPONSORING SHOWING OF FILMS

JOYCE SULLIVAN
[PHOTO]

PGE EMPLOYEES PLAN PICNIC

SQUAMISH WINS CHALLENGE CUP

LIQUOR STORE OPENED ON JUNE 1

STILL COLD AND WET

ENGAGEMENT

CLASSIFIED ADS

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

BILL HERBERT
[PHOTO]

"OLDEST" CBC FARM COMMENTATOR
[PHOTO]

FISHERMAN'S SPECIAL

PGE TENDERS

A QUEER IDEA

ULTIMATE GOAL OF HOWE SOUND HIGHWAY
[PHOTO]

GEORGE MURRAY
[PHOTO]

VOTERS APPROVE LIQUOR PLEBICITE

O.O.R.P. LADIES INSTALLED HERE

PGE PICNIC BIG SUCCESS

BETTER WEATHER

NEW WALK FOR CLEVELAND AVENUE

DENTAL CLINIC FOR CHILDREN

LOCAL RIDERS MAKE TRIP TO PEMBERTON

PGE RIGHT OF WAY

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

CLASSIFIED ADS

THE CRADLE

ANNUAL KID'S DAY TRAP SHOOT SUNDAY

GARIBALDI ROAD

EMPIRE MILLS FOREST MANAGEMENT LICENCE

GRADUATION BANQUET IN SCHOOL TONIGHT

COMING EVENTS

MANY DISTRICT TEACHERS RESIGN

NEW LEASE OF LIFE FOR PGE

BOARD DISCUSSES LARGER SCHOOL

FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN ENGLAND

TO PROBE B.C.'S FOREST POLICY

GUIDES BANQUET MONDAY NIGHT

COUNCIL PRESIDENT VISITS TEACHERS

EDUCATION WEEK

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

END TO GOOD WEATHER

RED CROSS ON MATCH

SIZE LIMITS FOR TROUT

SQUAMISH CGIT ATTEND CONFERENCE

CLASSIFIED ADS

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE ELECTS OFFICERS

LOCAL CCF CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

SAM PAYNE
[PHOTO]

COMING EVENTS

EDUCATION WEEK

POLICE COURT

NOTICE

LOCAL FIRM ADDS MORE EQUIPMENT

TEACHERS IN SALARY INCREASE

PGE'S STEEL ARRIVES

E. AXEN ATTENDS CONVENTION

B.C. SESSION IS UNDER WAY

CARS CHECKED HERE

CHANGES MADE IN BUS SCHEDULE

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

COMING EVENTS

SCISSORS SHARPENED

HIDE AND SEEK
[PHOTO]

NOTICE

UNITED CHURCH IN GOOD SHAPE

CLASSIFIED ADS

SQUAMISH HAS WINNING WAYS

SINGING STAR FROSIA GREGORY
[PHOTO]

ELECTRIC POWER

VERY WARM FOR JANUARY

TUNNEL STARTED AT GARIBALDI

GORDON GIBSON
[PHOTO]

PGE RAILWAY IS EXPANDING

VETERINARIAN TO VISIT SQUAMISH

CREDIT UNION ANNUAL MEETING

EDUCATION WEEK FEATURED HERE

VILLAGE TO RECEIVE GOVERNMENT GRANT

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

POLICE COURT

COMMUNICATIONS

GIRL GUIDES HOLD A WORK BEE

CLEAR SKIES FOLLOW STORMY WEEKEND

RED CROSS CAMPAIGN STARTS THIS WEEK

HIDE AND SEEK
[PHOTO]

CHILDREN'S ART SHOW HERE LAST WEEK

LUMBER MARKETS

WHAT IS A STEELHEAD?

PACKED HOUSE AT BASKETBALL GAME

[PHOTO]

CLASSIFIED ADS

BRIDGE STATED TO BE UNSAFE

SCHOOL BOARD IN REGULAR SESSION

MANY ATTEND POLIO CLINIC

CONFERS WITH PREMIERS
[PHOTO]
L. S. ST. LAURENT

EARLY SETTLER BURIED TODAY

BIG STEELHEAD

GROUP COMMITTEE

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOGGING IN FULL SWING HERE

KING GANAM
[PHOTO]

THE CRADLE

GARIBALDI

CLASSIFIED ADS

CHANGES MADE IN FAIR PRIZE LIST

TRADE BOARD DINNER MEETING NEXT WEEK

JACK MARTIN
[PHOTO]

HOLD YOUR GUN

POLICE COURT

LET'S SQUARE DANCE
[PHOTO]

STILL WONDERFUL SKIING HERE
[PHOTO]
SNOW SLOPES NEAR DIAMOND HEAD STILL INVITE SKIERS

COMING EVENTS

WHAT PRICE CROW?
[PHOTO]

STILL COLD HERE

H & W LOGGING BUYS NEW RIG

BILL GOOD
[PHOTO]

NEW DIRECTOR
[PHOTO]

KITSILANO BOYS BAND COMING

PURCHASING POWER IN 1914

CHETWYND DENIES RUMOUR

BADMINTON TOURNAMENT

FOREST INDUSTRY IN THE CHIPS

SPRING AT LAST?

GUIDES TO HOLD COOKIE SALE

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

THE ONLY MERCHANT WHO MUST HAVE A DEGREE

NO MONEY FOR HIGHWAY?

EMIL ANDERSON HAS LOWEST TENDER

POLICE COURT

SQUAMISH HIGHWAY

PARKING LOT

MORE POWER FOR POWELL RIVER

PEGGI LODER
[PHOTO]

BUY NEW TRUCKS

MLA VISITS DISTRICT

HELP FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN
[PHOTO]

HERE'S BILL GOOD
[PHOTO]

POPULAR SKIING AREA
[PHOTO]

STATES PGE WILL RUN TO ALASKA

GIRL GUIDES

SPECIAL LECTURE

SQUARE DANCE CLUB HOLDS FIRST MEETING

CLASSIFIED ADS

THE BARN DANCE
[PHOTO]

NEED MORE SCHOOLROOMS

TO PRESENT PLAY ON MAY 31

LIKE SCOTLAND

COLORFUL MAY DAY CEREMONIES

JOHN MARSHALL IS LAID AT REST

ALTA LAKE

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

CLASSIFIED ADS

TOURIST TRAVEL ON THE INCREASE

SHOWER IN HONOR OF MISS ISABEL BUCHANAN

MISSION AT SQUAMISH

"LIFE IS NOTHING WITHOUT FRIENDSHIP"

BLACK-TOPPING TO BE DONE HERE

PASSES AWAY AFTER ILLNESS

TRAIN REACHES QUESNEL ON TUESDAY

MAX BAILEY WINS GUN CLUB'S TROPHY

WOMAN DIES IN TRUCK CRASH

STATEMENT ON SOUND HIGHWAY
[PHOTO]

SCOUTS LEAVE FOR CAMP TOMORROW

WARMER WEATHER

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

BARN DANCE
[PHOTO]

B.C. TURTLE

THE SANITARY BEE

THE CRADLE

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

STRIKE ENTERS SECOND WEEK

POLICE COURT

JACK ARTHUR
[PHOTO]

WORK BEING DONE ON DISTRICT SCHOOLS

PGE EMPLOYEES TO HOLD PICNIC

COMING EVENTS

BROWNIES RECEIVE ATTENDANCE AWARDS

PRESENTS GIFT TO REVEREND J. R. HEWITT

DR. MCKEE SPEAKS AT CONVENTION

FROM OUR FILES FIVE YEARS AGO

CLASSIFIED ADS

SUMMER SCENE IN GARIBALDI
[PHOTO]

APPROVE SCHOOL BUILDING PLANS

NOVEMBER SNOW SETS RECORD

GUN CLUB'S ANNUAL SHOOT ON SUNDAY

FIVE MEN IN CONTEST FOR COMMISSIONER

MEETING TO ORGANIZE FLOOR HOCKEY TEAM

ROADS STILL IN POOR CONDITION

C. HARRISON IS LAID AT REST

S-D DAY IS A SUCCESS HERE

JAMES SINCLAIR
[PHOTO]

SUGGESTS STEEL PLANT FOR SQUAMISH

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

VANCOUVER NEEDS GARIBALDI PARK

"MR TIMEKILLER" AN ENCHANTING COMEDY

MANY DEER KILLED HERE THIS YEAR

COMING EVENTS

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

CLASSIFIED ADS

INJURED MAN FLOWN TO CITY

BADMINTON TO OPEN IN OCTOBER

PGE BUYS LAND ALONG SOUND

THE CRADLE

SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULES

OFFICIALLY OPEN MUNICIPAL HALL

DEER SEASON OPENED LAST WEEK

BAKERY INSTALLS NEW EQUIPMENT

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

UNITED CHURCH

AWARD FOR LOCAL GRADS

MARCHINIST'S LODGE FORMED HERE

SCOUTS AND CUBS OFF TO A GOOD START

SUNNY WEATHER FOLLOWS RAIN

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS ENDS ON SUNDAY

THE GINO SILVY SINGERS
[PHOTO]

QUESTIONNAIRE ON NIGHT CLASSES

BRITAIN AND BRITISH COLUMBIA

SUNDAY SCHOOL

BILL GOOD, SPORTSCASTER
[PHOTO]

THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF SQUAMISH

CLASSIFIED ADS

LESS RAIN SO FAR THIS YEAR

NIGHT SCHOOL STARTS OCTOBER 11

HIGH SCHOOL MIXER

LOCAL MEN OPEN NEW BUSINESS

RECREATIONAL COMMISSION

PGE TO USE PINE PASS ROUTE

MAN INJURED ON BCE TUNNEL PROJECT

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

UNITED CHURCH

SHIPPING STROKE

WHIST DRIVE DISCONTINUED

COMMUNICATIONS

CUE FOR FUN
[PHOTO]

POWER OUTAGE

CLASSIFIED ADS

CRB GETS CONTRACT AT GARIBALDI

POLICE COURT

LEGION XMAS PARTY

[PHOTO]
HEADING the first service club in Squamish and the newest Lions Club in North America is popular resident Pat Flack. Honoring the occasion with a special trainload of more than 350 members of Lions Clubs from all parts of B.C. and Washington who arrived 6 p.m. Saturday and left later that night. Presentation of charter was by Lanche Crowe, district governor, and guest speaker was Ray C. Freeman, international Lion counsellor. George Wong presented gifts and founder of the club, Wilf Munton, International Counsellor, was a master of ceremonies. A delicious dinner was enjoyed in the Squamish High School with the Canadian Legion Women's Auxiliary catering.
-C. F. Butcher photo

HAROLD BAILEY RECEIVES GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD

BEDDING PLANTS NEEDED

MOTHER'S DAY TEA BAZAAR MAY 11

SQUAMISH TAXES UP 3.5 MILLS TO MEET EDUCATION COSTS

BOARD HONORS FRANK SCOTT

TAX RATE 17 MILLS FOR SQUAMISH

[PHOTO]
EVELYN FINGARSON, 48

[PHOTO]
PRIME MINISTER

MUNICIPAL REPS. TO CONVENTION

[PHOTO]
WM. H. PAYNE

THE HOWE SOUND TIMES
PUBLISHED BY CLAUDE S. Q. HOODSPITH - JOHN A. D. WUTTUNEE
P. O. BOX 107, SQUAMISH, B.C.
EVERY MONDAY AT SQUAMISH, B.C.

THE UNPROTECTED SQUAMISH HIGHWAY

FORGET THE POLITICS

THE OLD HOME TOWN
BY STANLEY
[CARTOON]

OUT TOWN
BY JACK SCOTT
HOLD THAT DREAM

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

$900 DAMAGE TO CAR, TRUCK

[CROSSWORD PUZZLE]

TOWN FACES SERIOUS FIRE THREAT WITH POORLY TRAINED VOLUNTEERS

MRS. FOUGBERG NAMED CHAIRMAN OF SCHOOL BOARD

5-YEAR SCHOOL EXPANSION PLAN FOR $1.700,000

SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
BY R. J. SCOTT
[CARTOON]

WALTER A. JACKLIN & CO.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 48 (HOWE SOUND)

GIRL GUIDE CAMP WANTED

BRITANNIA GUIDES TO MEET COMMISS.

CORRECTION

[PHOTO]
YOUTHFUL sportscaster Doug Maxwell,

HOSPITAL BUSY AS POPULATION GROWS

(CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER FOR LAST WEEK)
[CROSSWORD PUZZLE]

FOUR NEW TEACHERS TO MEET EXPANSION

DANISH CUSTARD

[PHOTO]
HONEYMOON ON VANCOUVER IS FOLLOWS PRETTY MUNROE - HALVERSON WEDDING

CHRISTENINGS

NAME NEEDED FOR VALLEY

CHURCH NOTICES

BIRTHS

TEN TOPICS

INSURANCE RATE REDUCED $1.00

ANNOUNCEMENT

[PHOTO]

$114,500 SCHOOL PROPOSED FOR LIONS BAY

FERTILIZERS FOR POTATO PRODUCTION

BOXING CLASSES EVERY THURSDAY

UNTOUCHED ISLE

[PHOTO]
JOHN C. COLUMBO, ARCHITECT
HOUSE NO. 1-118
MODERN SPLIT LEVEL
[DRAWINGS]

CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE

HELP WANTED

CARPENTRY

WANTED TO RENT

PERSONAL

FASHIONS

[PHOTO]
Cliff McKay and Lorraine McAllister play host to one of their many fans Ronny Winn. Cliff and Lorraine can be seen everyweek on CBC-TV's "Holiday Ranch."

BY JACK SCOTT

TELLERS OF TALES

[PHOTO]
PADDLES TO BE STILLED

FIREMEN HAVE CONTROL OVER TRAFFIC

[PHOTO]
PHYLLIS MARSHALL

SQUAMISH-PEMBERTON VALLEYS RECORD LARGEST VOTE IN RETURNING SINCLAIR

COMMISSION OK NEW TOWN AREA

BRITANNIA BEACH MAN WEDS

SOCIAL NOTES

GRADUATES ENJOY DEAN SCARFE TALK

RAY STREET CENTENNIAL HEAD

PEMBERTON NEWS
BY MRS. GRETEL WATSON

LIBRARY BUILDING PLANNED AS CENTENNIAL PROJECT

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

EIGHT CROSSINGS WITHOUT SIGNALS

CHURCH NOTICES
SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1957

TEACHER TRANSFERS ANNOUNCED

RAY STREET CENTENNIAL HEAD

PARTY HELD FOR MRS. M . SMITH

SLOW DOWN AND LIVE!

GLORIFIED BABY-SITTERS

SLOGAN FOR SHORTS

EVANGELIST CENTRE EXPANDS

CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE

WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO RENT

LOST

HELP WANTED

CARPENTRY

PERSONAL

VOTE 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. FOR CANDIDATES IN COAST CAPILANO RIDING

LIBERAL JAMES SINCLAIR
[PHOTO]

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE WILLIAM PAYNE
[PHOTO]

C.C.F. HUGH CLIFFORD
[PHOTO]

SOCIAL CREDIT EVELYN FINGARSON
[PHOTO]

LET US FACE THE FACTS

MANY HANDS NEEDED

DRIVERS NEEDED

SOCIAL NOTES

ELECTIONS ARE WON BY A SINGLE VOTE

PROPER PLACING OF REFUGEES

THE WORD TO A CHILD

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

B. C. CENTENARY MADE KNOWN

OUT TOWN
BY JACK SCOTT
PLACE DROPPERS

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
ANNUAL MEETING OF MOTHER CHURCH
SEES HUMANITY GAINING FREEDOM

PROCON LEADER MIXES WITH UNION

CONTEMPORARY OPINION
LET'S SPEAK UP

ON LIGHTER SIDE

TEEN TOPICS
BY SANDRA GREER

NOW IT CAN BE TOLD
[PHOTO]

SCHOOL $1,700,000 BUILDING PROGRAM NEARING COMPLETION IN VALLEY

FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN WINNIPEG

[PHOTO]
HALIBUT STEAK

BIRTHS

POLICE COURT

[DRAWING]

SHY OF BLOOM?
CUT FLOWERS

THE GARDEN PICTURE

GROWN FROM SEED

BEST CHOICE

PROTECT SEED

PANSIES RANUNCULUS

RELATIONS VISIT REVEREND AND MRS MCNEIL

B.C.E. TO SPEND $25,000,000

[PHOTO]
REVEREND H. S. CLUGSTON, B.D.

SOCIAL NOTES

USE PENCIL SUPPLIED; OTHERWISE VOTE LOST

WEEKLY X-WORD PUZZLE
[CROSSWORD]

[PHOTO]
PRESENTED TO QUEEN

RADFORD STARS IN TRACK MEET

FERTILE SOIL, IF IRRIGATED
[CARTOON]

LAST ELECTION SAW SINCLAIR RETAIN SEAT WITH HIGHEST B.C. MAJORITY

LET'S EAT
BY IDA BAILEY ALLEN
TOMORROW'S DINNER
SUNDAY DINNER

AROUND THE GARDEN
BY E.L.S.
THE RECK DAPHNE

AETHIONEMA

HYPERICUM

SUMMER BLOOM

REVEREND HAROLD CLUGSTON TO TAKE OVER REVEREND MCNEIL AT SQUAMISH UNITED

NEW HOME FOR SCHOOL BOARD

[PHOTO]
CHECKERBOARD UPSIDE DOWN CAKE

DEAN SCARLE SPEAKS TO GRADUATES

PLANS UNDER THE WAY FOR BIG FALL FAIR ON LABOR DAY

LIONS CLUB BINGO NEXT THURSDAY

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. ADAMSON

'THE CHIEFTAIN' HOTEL TO BE OPENED THIS YEAR: COST OVER $300,000

HARDY FRAMEWORKS FOR APPLE TREES IN BRTISH COLUMBIA

GIRL GUIDES TO HOLD TEA AND BAKE SALE

OUT ON A LIMB
BY SCAMPY MCCULLOCH

RAISE FAMILY WHILE STUDYING
[PHOTO]

CLASSIFIED ADS

DEATHS

PERSONAL

CARPENTRY

PERSONALS

[PHOTO]
CUBS AND THEIR FATHERS

SQUAMISH NURSES ACCEPT SALARY INCREASE JULY 1ST

POLICE COURT

PRESENTATION OF AMBULANCE TO HIGHLIGHT FALL FAIR ON LABOR DAY

APPOINTMENTS AND RESIGNATIONS FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 48

FALL FAIR TO SET RECORD

HAROLD BAILEY TURNS UP ODD FACTS WITH WEATHER RECORDINGS

PERSONALS

LOCAL YOUTHS ATTEND JUNIOR FOREST WARDEN CAMPS

BIRTHS

[PHOTO]
NEW PRESIDENT of the West Vancouver Lions, Pat McGillivray, left, was installed in office by Wilf Munton, newly-elected vice-president of the Lions Club Associations of Canada, and a former president of the West Van Club.

[PHOTO]
HAROLD BAILEY

LET'S NOT GATHER ANY MOSS

THE WEEKEND PREDICTIONS

[CARTOON]

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
RE PETITION FOR INCORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SQUAMISH

SERIOUS THINKING
DESTRUCTION BY TAXATION

CONTEMPORARY OPINION
AH YOUTH

ONTARIO MAN PRAISES P.G.E.

OUT ON A LIMB
BY STUMPY MCCULLOCH

NATURE SCRAPBOOK
CENSUS TAKING OF BIG GAME ANIMALS FROM AIRCRAFT

BETTER GOLFING WITH WOODEN SHOES

OLD FLOOR

FACTORY GROWN TIMBERS

[PHOTO]
LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRAHAM

SCHOOL BOARD OK BLACK WATER SCHOOL

CHRISTIAN WAY
GROWING UP IN A RECTORY
BY BABE

7-UP CRUMBLY PEACH PIE

OUT ON A LIMB

[PHOTO]
"BATISSE."

CROSSWORD
BY A. C. GORDON
[CROSSWORD PUZZLE]

BY JACK SCOTT
THE SIMPLE LIFE

SUMMER SHRUBS - SUMMER PRUNING
BY E. L. S.

OUT ON A LIMB
BY STUMPY MCCULLOCH

WIFE PRESERVERS
[DRAWING]

SIXTH NEW RCN WARSHIP TO BE COMMISSIONED JUNE 28
[PHOTO]

PERSONALS

7-UP IN JELLO

FASHIONS

[PHOTO]

[PHOTO]

ON THE LIGHTER SIDE

LET'S EAT
BY IDA BAILEY ALLEN

7-UP FISH FILLET

MR. ELGIN TETACHUCK MARRIES SHARON ANDERSON OF VANCOUVER

RECIPES FOR GOOD EATING

CORN FRITTERS

GREEN RICE

SEEDING, PIPE LAYING NOW PART OF PRAIRIE SCENE
[PHOTO]

CROSSWORD
BY A. C. GORDON
[CROSSWORD PUZZLE]

CROSSES CONTINENT TO ATTEND THE MET
[PHOTO]

ON LIGHTER SIDE

'CENTURY SAM SAYS'
CENTURY SAM SAYS

[PHOTO]
SALAD WEEK
GOOD SALAD FOR LUNCHEON OR SUPPER

SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
BY R. J. SCOTT
[CARTOON]

NATURE SCRAPBOOK
BY BILL MYRING

$50,000 WORTH OF GIRLS' BEST FRIEND
[PHOTO]

C. THORNE HEADS RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION

FORESTRY ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE CAMPING INFORMATION SERVICE FOR SQUAMISH

FASHIONS

PGE STATION WANTED BY MERCHANTS

[PHOTO]
HALIBUT SALAD, TEMPTING SUPPER

WOMEN'S INSTITUTES TO COMPILE B.C. COOKBOOK FOR CENTENNIAL

VANCOUVER PARTY TO HOST PREMIER

LOCAL FIRM QUALIFIES FOR SAW CHAIN SERVICE GROUP

[PHOTO]

LINDA STREET AT HANEY

OUR TOWN
BY JACK SCOTT
NEW FRIENDS

'CENTURY SAM SAYS'
BY CENTURY SAM

[PHOTOS]

CLASSIFIED ADS

PERSONAL

FOR SALE

SITUATION WANTED

WANTED TO BUY

HELP WANTED

FOR RENT

BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR GRANT YOUNG

PATRICIA MAHOOD HONORED AT PARTY

MANY ATTEND NEW ABATTOIR

[PHOTO]

YOUTH HOSTELLERS EXPLORE GARIBALDI PARK ON LABOR DAY

CYHA WANTS HOSTEL IN SQUAMISH AREA

PREMIER TO HEAR OF 'DEPLORABLE' TOURIST FACILITIES IN SQUAMISH

MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION MAY JOIN BOARD

FALL FAIR MARKS UP RECORD CROWD

MEMBERSHIP DRIVE FOR CONCERT SERIES

FIRES ALONG PGE GREATLY REDUCED

LONG DISTANCE CALLS STREAMLINED

[PHOTO]

PARK LANDS MAY INCLUDE TWO LAKES

PEMBERTON PEOPLE CAN APPLY FOR AUTOMATIC PHONES

PERSONALS

LAW FIRM REOPENS PRACTICE HERE

FREEDOM OF THE PRESS

[CARTOON]
"SURELY, MISS FIMBLE, YOU KNEW THE ODDS WOULD BE THIRTY AGAINST ONE WHEN YOU DECIDED TO BE A TEACHER..."

WATCH THOSE SCHOOL ZONES

GOOD HUNTING

YOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH
GLAUCOMA SYMPTOMS, TREATMENT, DESCRIBED BY PHYSICIAN

ON THE LIGHTER SIDE

THE CHRISTIAN WAY
ATHEIST'S TESTIMONY
BY CHARLES BRADLAUGH SLANEY
MISSION CITY, B.C.

HINTS TO LAND OWNERS

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

[PHOTO]
WARRIORS' PADDLES

CHRISTIAN WAY
EQUALITY
BY ANDREW LAM

PUBLISHERS ATTEND BANFF CONVENTION

[PHOTO]
MRS. NEIL JACKSON

WEEKLY X-WORD PUZZLE
[CROSSWORD]

[PHOTO]

CANADA HOST TO WORLD'S GIRL GUIDES
[PHOTO]

OUR TOWN
BY JACK SCOTT
MAD AFFAIR

MOUNT SHEER NEWS

[PHOTO]
LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRAHAM

PERSONALS

CLASSIFIED ADS

PERSONALS

SWAP

FOR SALE

OUR TOWN
BY JACK SCOTT
THE SERENE SIDE

PERSONALS

LET'S EAT
BY IDA BAILEY ALLEN

SURVIVAL TESTS PART OF RCAF RESERVE TRAINING
[PHOTO]

FIGHTING FIRE FROM AIR
[PHOTO]

CANADA, U.S. UNIFY AIR FORCES COMAND IF WAR BREAKS OUT

BIRTHS

POLICE COURT

"HOWE ARE YOU?"
A WORKING PHILOSOPHY FOR INCREASED VITALITY
BY HARCOURT ROY

TRADE SHOW HERE IN NOVEMBER

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ST. FRANCIS-IN-THE WOOD

ENERGY COUNTS IN IRISH JIG
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NATURE'S SCRAPBOOK

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MARINE CREWS TAKE PRARIE GUMBO IN STRIDE
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LOCAL MAN PLANS FUNERAL SERVICE

FIRE DEPARTMENT CHECKS FALSE ALARM

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ONE SAVED, ONE DEAD IN MINE SHAFT
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FASHIONS

DEADLY, AGGRESSIVE AND BAD-TEMPERED
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VACATION READING CLUB SUCCESSFUL

OTHER THAN B.C. TEACHERS MAY GET FULL CREDIT

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READERS INCREASE LIBRARY CIRCULATION

POLICE COURT

HOSPITAL W.A. COLLECTS $256.85

ROY DINGLE NEW WELFARE WORKER

PEMBERTON NEWS

CANADIAN LEGION TO SPONSOR BOYS BAND

PTA SPLIT IN TWO GROUPS

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RALPH C. PHYBUS

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GETTING HIS GOAT?

BABY SITTING FOR MOTHERS ATTENDING UNITED CHURCH

HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS ELIGIBLE FOR $610

SCHOOL GYM AT PEMBERTON FOR SUNDAY SERVICES

BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR GAIL HALVORSON

ARE YOU A MOONLIGHTER?

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"OK. SO YOU GREW THE PRIZE TURNIP... D'YOU WANT TO GET ITS PICTURE IN THE PAPER OR DON'TCHA...?

VIGNETTES OF SUMMER

TRADE'S LICENCE BY-LAW FOR PEMBERTON

HINTS TO LAND OWNERS

LAUNDRY STOPS, DRY CLEANING EXPANDS

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

NOTICES
FORM NO. 13 (SECTION 40)
"LAND ACT"
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY TO PURCHASE LAND

TAYLOR-STARKS WEDDING

MARY MCCORMACK TO MARRY SEPTEMBER 28

TOM MARSH JUNIOR WINS SCHOLARSHIP

MAGEE CLARKE WEDDING

NOEL ATKIN BEST IN CLASS

FAMILY REUNION

LEGION INITIATES 5 NEW MEMBERS

FAST FERRY SERVICE CONTINUES WITH PST

NEW MANAGEMENT FOR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT OF NEWPORT MOTORS

PERSONALS

CLASSIFIED ADS

PERSONAL

HOUSES FOR SALE

FOUND

FOR SALE

HELP WANTED

BLOOD DONOR CLINIC TO COME TO SQUAMISH

GET YOUR COSTUME FOR KLONDIKE NITE

PEMBERTON W.I. ELECT OFFICERS FOR 1958

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ONE OF THE RCAF'S

PARENTS GUILTY TOO
DRUGGISTS BAN SALE OF CHEMICALS TO JUVENILES

GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD

ANNUAL MEETING HELD AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH

DATES TO REMEMBER

SCHOOLS OF HERRING ATTRACT SWARMS OF LOCAL FISHERMAN

WHERE WILL WE EAT? WALTZ-INN, CARIBOU, CHIEFTAIN OR SQUAMISH

CENTENNIAL PROJECTS APPROVED INCLUDE FIVE LIBRARIES

CONVENTION INVITED TO PEMBERTON

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A. F. DANLEY

NEW OPENING TIMES FOR CREDIT UNION

ST. JOHN'S W. A. ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

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E. J. HUGHES

YES. IT RAINS HERE, TOO.

FIRST AID RULES

TO BEARD OR NOT TO BEARD

[CARTOON]
"... NOW THE POLICE HAVE TO START MOLLYCODDLING THE MOTORISTS.."

CENTENNIAL BRIEFS
BY TONY MARTIN

SQUAMISH WEATHER
REPORTED BY HAROLD BAILEY

SCOOPING AROUND HIGH SCHOOL

OUR TOWN BY JACK SCOTT
GET A HORSE!

RECENT PUBLISHERS' RELEASES

REMEMBER WHEN...

CO-OPERATIVE COLLEGE HELPS SOLVE ENGINEER SHORTAGE
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DOG HONORED BY AMERICANS

FASHIONS

CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE

PERSONAL

HOUSES FOR SALE

NOTICE

FOUND

WANTED TO RENT

HELP WANTED

NEW SEASON STARTS FOR SQUAMISH GUIDES

PEMBERTON PTA MEETS

APPEAL BOARD CHOSES JOE GAULT CHAIRMAN

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MR. AND MRS. GINO BARONE

PERSONALS

INSURANCE SCHEME FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN

DON ROBINSON SPEAKS AT BOARD OF TRADE

BIGGEST CANADIAN BUILT PLANE GOES INTO SERVICE
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

THE OLD SWEAT
BY DOUG SMITH

HOME TEAM VICTORS OVER GIBSON'S SQUAD

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PIONEER SCROLLS

NEW HIGHWAY BRIDGE THREATENED
CHEEKYE RIVER JAMS AND FLOODS AT MOUTH

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MR. AND MRS. BOB TAYLOR

PEMBERTON AND DISTRICT CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE

FROM DEVINE TO LIONS BAY
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT VOTE SET DECEMBER 4

JIM MCDOUGALL WINS LEGION SCHOLARSHIP

HILL GAINS AND LOSES FREEDOM

COMMUNITY EFFORT NO MINIATURE
MINIATURE HEALTH CENTER OPENS IN PEMBERTON

FIREMEN NEEDED FOR TOWN DEPARTMENT

HONOR SCROLLS TO PEMBERTON VALLEY

SPEED UP MAIL TO HOSPITAL PATIENTS

FIRE FIGHTING COST $80,000

BIRTHS

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TWO-BED MINIATURE

JUST COMMENTING...

WHY NOT WALK...?

ADVERTISING IN NEWSPAPERS PAYS...

[DRAWING]
'THE LITTLE EMPEROR' ON TOUR IN NEW CALEDONIA (1828)

[CARTOON]
"THINK SIDNEY... LITTLE ONES TODDLING BACK TO UNPLUMBED SCHOOLS... TINY HANDS RAISED IN MUTE APPEAL..."

RECENT PUBLISHERS' RELEASES

DENTISTS USING NATURAL FLUORINE IN TABLET FORM

BIRTHS

STORAGE ROOM FOR HOSPITAL

FORMER RESIDENT GROOM AT WEDDING

URGE DRIVER'S CARE AS SCHOOL OPENS

CLASSIFIED ADS

LEGAL NOTICE

"HOW ARE YOU?"
MODERN LIVING DRUDGE FOR AVERAGE HOUSEWIFE
BY HARCOURT ROY

VANCOUVER MAN GUEST SPEAKER

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ANOTHER FIRST

VISITING RAIL MUSEUM WILL VISIT VANCOUVER

MORE WINNERS WITH SHELL LUCKY KEYS

COUNCIL DELEGATES TO UBCM CONVENTION

NON-DRIVERS MORE PRONE TO ACCIDENT

SOCIAL NOTES

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AMATEUR ROAD CREW

OUR TOWN BY JACK SCOTT
NEW MOTORIST

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PRIZE FOR

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B.C. TELEPHONE COMPANY'S

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SERGEANT MARTIN MURATA

NORTH YARD NEWS

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DAVID HILL

CHOIR HONORS MARION GRAHAM

ACTIVE PROGRAM BY LOCAL CHURCH

FIRST GRADUATES AT PEMBERTON

ALEXANDER BACK ON HOSPITAL BOARD

WEEKLY SERIES AT UNITED CHURCH

GOOD NEWS FOR DOGS

NEW CARETAKER AT HOSPITAL

HOSPITAL BOARD TO BCHIS MEET

MINE YIELDS JUNK & CHARGES

FOUR GENERATIONS AT BIRTHDAY PARTY

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MR. AND MRS. LORNE MONFORD

BABYSITTING AT SQUAMISH UNITED

EX-SQUAMISH BOY EXCORTS PRINCESS

SECOND FIRE CALL IN FOUR MONTHS