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oe TERRACE
_KITIMAT.

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VOLUME: 1 NO, n.

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 7

Kalum Schoo) has changed over the years. This is how
it looked before the school board turned it over to the

district administration which now occupies the building.
It is beside the new school board offices on Kenney St.

‘GOOD SURPLUS
(CELEBRATION AT
TERRACE JULY 1

The first of
committee met on Tuesday
evening to formally wind up
the business incidental to
the day’s doings. The
finance committee repo:
brought. forth the ¢ ‘et
discussion as it showed a

balance. on . hand of
practicall one ‘hundred
ollars. e ‘total receipts

- were $352.25 and the total:
were $252.70

expenses,
leaving @ balance of $99.85
and Mr. Cassel, chairman of
the advertising committee,
by negotiating a 1 a de it from

t the
even hundred.

Chairman E.T. Kenney of
the central organization,
congratualted this
committee as well.as other

committees on the manner -

in which they had carried

out their work, and stressed

the fact that this was: the
_ first celebration of any kind
-ever held in Terrace for
which the public was not.

directly appealed to. The

affair was financed on its
The greatest

merits. ©
difficulty of the whole affair :

was what to do with all the
money left over. There was

a lot of discussion, but no

decision will be made until

July |

another general meeting is

The flags and bunting will
be for public. use in the
The committee

TERRACE

Katyn,

* Mire, Geo. Little and her
guest have been visiting -
. Olof Hanson at Lake |

’ Mrs.
Saturday
holiday's

Haysport.

Warne - returned
from a pleasant

Thelocal merchants and a

‘Terrace |

Fifty years ago this week —

nt with friends at’

Mr. Reid of Prince Rupert .

is now visiting with Mrs.
O.T. Sundal. .

4

Mrs, -S.F. - Watson - of
Edmonton is a holiday guest

at the Terrace hotel.

A good many local people

entertained Prince Rupert

friends last Sunday.

F.A. Bishoprie and A.
Lipping, mining men from
Vancouver, were visitors.

here recently.

Mr, and Mrs. TM. Smith

‘of Big Valley, ute» yate
Ea Mrs / OW

Miss. Dobb, formerly of

the local sehol staff spent

Sunday in

Mr. and Mrs. W.O. Rowan. .
of Vancouver were guests in
town recently.

’ of Miss Eva Butt, The house °

Miss N. Gotting of Anyox

is a guest at the Terrace
ho tae ;

"Mrs, Whitlow. and
_ daughter Dorothy Mr. and
HS. Crt an, Mr.
Poe Mrs. Goodrich, Cap.
Willman and Mr. Skinner
all of Usk, spent the first rot
the week in town.

The Hospital Auxiliary
met at the home of Miss

Donald on Tuesday after by

noon for sewing.
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‘Rev, and Mrs. Robinson
were the guests of Mr. and
‘Mrs. P.R, Skinner last
weeks,

A hard times dance was
given. Saturda by a be
Beirem's hall by
d there were come. ey
bard times costumes.
However every one had a
good time.

The home of Mrs. A. Butt

was the scene of a pleasant
surprise party on the
evening of the : 12th, the
occasion being the birthday

overflowed with young
people, and dancing and
cards were indulged in until:
the eastern sky | gave
warning of the new day:

Rev. and Mrs. Robinson

entertained tennis members
and friends to a tennis tea on
the Usk court on the
afternoon of the. 13th,

- Refreshments were served

under the trees on the banks
of the Skeena near the home
of Mrs. Whitlow, the hostess
being assisted in serving tes tea
Mrs. Goodridge, Mrs.
Bell and Mrs. Whitlow. -

Among those present were:
- Mesdames Goodridge,
Bell, Durham, Adams,
Creelman, Drake Hulbert,
Stewart, ~ Eggenberger,
Clarridge, Matthews si

ge
Roberts, Whitlow, Mr. and: -
Mrs.

“Skinner, Misses
Durham, Alger, Butt and
Cpt. Willman.

J. Mamblet has returned
to Usk for the summer.

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