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“THE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACEB. €, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16,, 1938

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“TERRACE

The-Hayes Anders 14 Logging Truck
a a close call on ‘Tuesday when 3
ringers oF the Wiliams ereck bridge
Iroke as the truek d:nve over. Chas
Cacthers, wha was ftising, managed
tu keep going and other tracks that
were on the Lakelse Lake sida were
brought over on a teparary span of
pliaiks. Pridge Pore man Tommy Tur-
her anud“his valient men got Inisy at
ouce and now have the bridge tn shape

for traffic .

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holy Beecher hat a few exetling
reoude on Baturdavy ineruing when he,
wi. ptossing the: Rosia, ver heilge,
talgne a omuimbe of cuen to the Wil-
lias creck bridge 48 he got lar
the eust-cid enrve be braked to slew
qeer cor the tat ane his car went
inte d skid. When ell was quiet once,
More the nerchine wits headed haek te
tesn. Ne one wes hart aud Rolly,

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Tast wock's Hight fall of, snow did!

not last tea. Mild weather over the

week end. with seme rain, cleaved it
mwa. ‘

weet ;
J. Lee Bethurem of Usk was in town
last Friday. .

> Miss Melntosh who tenches sehool

at Remo, was the week end guest of,

Rev. (. A, nnd Mrs. Hinchliffe.

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- ‘The ladies of Rebekah Lodge spent:

a social afternoon at the home of the,

Todge Warden, Mra. H. King. Dey

Hehtiul refreshments were served by’

the hostess during the afternoon. {
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The lasses can pick ‘em. The girl's”

Tsket ball teains have been named for,
the senson
Taskets,”

“The Tiskets’ and “The
Sa far the boys have not.
anuouneed their names but fans are

hoping that they will be husky. Play
began on Saturday night but so far the

teams huve hardly hit their stride.
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REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE

The annual Remembrance Day ser-
yiee was held in the 1.0.0.8, hail on
the morning of the 11th, beginning at
10.45 and was tn charge of Comrade
A. EL White. Prayers were offered
hy Rev, Adam Crisp and. Rev, W. Allon
yead the scripture lesson.- Following
th etwo minutes of silence Bugler 8.N.
(, Kirkaidy sounded “The Last Post.”

“Whe address. was given by Rev. C. A.
Hinchliffe who dealt in a very able
manner with the: hopes that inspired

those who fought in the “Great War.

He charged his hearers to be diligent

in their efforts to see that the sacri-
fic of ten million lives had not been
in vain. ‘There was a good sized con-

grogation. and the service was most
iinprewsiv e throughout.

_ COWS STILL HAVE SOME RIGHTS

Terrace may have a herd ‘by-law,
but that doesn’t mean that every ani
mal seen is a candidate for Gregory’s
pound. At least that seems to be the
eonclusion arrived nt nfter “hbappen-
ings om Monday. During the morn-
ing -n lusiness man saw a cow and a
enlf at pasture, and he felt the ani-
mals’ had no right there and called for
the assistance of the pound keeper.

Soon the criters were guests of the

municipality. Then the pound keeper
started to find the owner, and this ac-
complished, ‘it was also discovered the
avimals had a right ‘to be where they
were, However, they were. in ‘the
pound and that meant some one had to
come neross with two. plunks before
the eriters could be freed. It fs said
that the man who called the pound
keeper thought he might have been a
bit hasty, so he came across with the
fees and all is quiet again,

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A Great Dance
Prize Winners
Canadian Legion

On Remembrance Day the Canadi-

jan Legion held a- dance in the eren-

ing in the Orange hall, and it was a
freat success fn more ways than one.
The hal! was nicely decorated and a
big crowd of dancers were on the floor
from start to, finish in the small ‘nour?
of ‘Saturday. The finunciai returny
were very satisfactory, The music
WAS splendid and mostly airs that the
old ‘soldiers knew were THayed. The
friends, or a number of them, of the
Legion, had donated valuable articles
to the Legion for the purpose ef draw-
ing and the results. were most benefi-
cial to the Woman’s Auxiliary branch.
The prizes, with. the donors and the
names of the winners, were ns follows:

|-1st prize, hand made, quilt given . by

Mrs, North was won -by J.. Norman-
deaux; 2nd prize, cut: work tea cloth,
given by’ Mrs.:Dubeau. and won by H.
H. Warner of Smithers; 3rd prize, pil-
llow slips, knitted lace, given by Mrs.
Mist and won by Mrs, McKay; 4th,
hoys knitted sweater, made by Mrs.
Attree, won by Mrs. Bonduk, Remo;
Sth, cushion made by Mrs. Fagan and
won by Mrs. C.L.M. Giggy: 6th, two
pairs men’s socks, made by Mrs. Sher-
wood and won by J. OG. Sessions; 7th,

and won by Canadion Legion, Prince
Rupert; Sth, embroidered chesterfield
set, made by Mrs. Herbert and won by
Miss Blanche Ray, St. Boniface, Man.

The ladies of the Women's: Auxili-
ary of the Canadian Legion wish to
thank the general public for the gen
crous way in which they have helped
along the Legion's’ work, especially’ on
this occasion.

EARLY MORNING COUNCIL MEET-
INGS IN TERRACE

Last Wednesday morning when nill
hands and others were sitting down to
their brenkfasts four self-sacrificing
men, bended for the municipal hall.
Chairman Gordon. Temple of the vil-
lace commissioners, Emil Haugland
walked over from his home and Thos.
Walsh. came from the west and from
the south arrived the village clerk.
Since the beginning of the year these
men have made the same trip on the
morning of the second Weduesday of
euch month, and their purpose is to
transact ‘municipal business, -Council
incetings are generally held in the ey-
enings and some times In the after
noons, but for municipal fathers to get
together at the blerk hour of 7.30 a.m.
is something quite ont of the . usual
order. After the election at the first

sion 7.30 a.m. was decided upon 36
the «most convenient hour for teh
commissioners. The chairman could
not loose the evening hours and Com-
missioner Walsh could not spare time
during working hours, and Com. §.
Haugland is an agreeable fellow and
da pretty much ‘his. own boss when he
leaves home, so-he agreed to meet at
any: time that suited the others. So
it has come about that the municipal-
[ty has been administered during the
early hours of ‘the morning when al}
heads are more, or leas clear and the
majority. of citiz ens have hardly. finn
ished their mush. ——

People with n. flare for scientific
‘knowledge inform -us that benenth our
fect there is a “water table’ and when
‘Wwe dig a well: we: ‘must ‘reach this'so

|‘entled tabie “in: order’ to-get water. - It

would, be helpful it these scientific per
sons would” explain‘ how it. is: that
vevery few: years the'well diggers find
At ‘nétessaty ‘to ‘dig desper. “Two. or
three times during “the *-Jast. - twenty.
“years: this lowering of. the-water. table
has: tuken pince, ‘ind. ‘the autumn of

baby’s knitted suit, made by Mrs. Mills]

of the -year, and after a long discus-|_

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1938 will be remembered as the time
when the wells went dry again,

' A Well attended peace day supper
was held on Armistice Day in the
Orange hall. by the Ladies Guild of
the United Church from 5.30 to 7 pm.
A musical program was also enjoyed,
consisting of. the following numbers:

Brooks duet, Till we. meet again, . by
Miss Loraine. Kenney and Miss. Hnid
Waite; duet; The hour of memory, by,
Miss Enid Waite ond Mrs. 8, Brooks;
duet, Sweet bells of peace, by Misses
Francis and Marie Hall; instrumental
pieces .by Mrs. Floyd’ Frank. and Mrs
Adan. » Orlsp. Ot ls

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musi¢ ‘club: of Knox United Chureb
took part in the evening service’ ren-
derizig several, choral selections,’ Yol-
lowing the regular service. , there was
a: “communion : service: m

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phere ¥ WAS ‘1 Jarge attendance: ‘at: the
United Church. ‘In Hazelton last . Fri

"Day: services: “Re Mr: Golightly." was
‘the Spéaker'for ‘théday and -he.gave'a:
very, tine : Hedda and’ ‘very, ¥bonwopelate

Solo, When Song is Sweet, Mrs. 8. B13

“On Sunday evening, . Nov, 48; the

“day morning. for a: Joint, ‘Remenibrance:

“Tf it grows in the woods we'll
get it’

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| Will you trv our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped -
regularly.

All kinds of cake.
Le .

For Coughs and Colds .

Melo-Rex Cough Syrups or White Pine
and Tar, and Nyal Creophos,

Get our price.

COUGH DROPS

We have Formolid Throat-EHase and
Iodized Throat Tablets or Rountree’s
Menthol and Bvealyptus Drops..

AS A Cough Drops and others,

Terrace Drug Store

R. W. Riley. Phm. B.

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TERRACE, B.C.

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a _ TERRACE; BC

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