THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, se : S

TERRACE BASKET BALL TEAMS, The new Lakelse road cut off is now; Visitor—I hear you've lost your par:
eS “ completely ‘brushed -out and stumped ‘ot that used to swear so terribly. +
The sectighn Hostess—Yes, poor dear, we founc
Are Organized for the Season—Have nearest. the town is over the Copper im dead on the golf Tinks. ;
Ten Teams in Two Leagues’ flats and runs in a straight line to the Be
, From there . the}. _— ”
ond turns to the left and climbs to the} 4 smile cannot be ~ tought, begse.
top of the bench on an easy grade. It

night of last week ‘The following offi-|Will be easy work on ie nn an whole
. i avel subsoil w a
cers were appointed for the coming |distance having a en Hoe oitt hag ai tired to give you a smile. Give then

lso been graded out for a width of 4 to,%e Of yours, as none needs 2 smile s
for foot | auch as he who has no more to, give.

foot of the bench.

The Terrace Basket Bail Association
held the annual meeting on Thursday

SERLSOD Veht overburden.

_ Ton. President—A. Creelman.
President—Harry Lyons.

and ready for grading.

6 ft. and it is now possible
Vice-President—Clarence ‘Michael. Passengers to use this route and save 8,

Sec,-Treas.—Miss Bessie Moore,: a mile and a half walk.

A committee was appointed to inter-

view. the officers‘of the legion to make WHAT HAPPENED TO LIL ‘to take out my. appendix, but what I

arrangements for playing space in the
- Legion Hall. Another committee was |
‘ppointed to arrange the teams, with
the object in view of picking such
teams as will be evenly matched, -thus
assuring well contested games, provid-
ing lots of interest to the players and
iso to the public. te
It is planned ‘to have ten teams ii
the field, Three of these will be sen-
ior boys, and three senior girls, while
junior boys and girls. will put on two
tenms each. The new officers are de-

with steno.

hirdships in earrying on, to put on a

’ high class winter sport, and are tack. | Personal—A young woman to whom Jy for the cheque, but particularly for
ling their duties with intelliz ence and black is particularly becoming, would the continued loyalty of this subserib-
initative which angers well for the sue like to meet a gentleman in. poor healt; er. May the future hold for her much

cows of the enterprise. object, widowhood.

oct. 99-——TLillian'’s: salary .......
Oct, 25—Theatre and supper

Oct, 26—Fur coat for wife .. asses
termineed, in the face of predictions of Oct. 26—Ady. for male stenog.

Oct. 8—Ady. for girl stenog ......$
Oct. 6—Violets for, new stenog...
Oct. 8—-Week's salary new stenog 15.00
Oct. 11—Roses for new stenog.....
Oct. 15—Salary new stenog.......

Oct, 15—Candy for wife Sunday.

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BEAR SEEKS FREE EDUCATION |

-Upon Application to Principal, but go:

a Flat Refusal—Came to Town
- To See Trustees but Later

Changed. His Mind

The reverbation of the Terrace dis.

cussion of the Kidd Report must ‘have’

spread far and wide.

At the meetia.

came, up. “Dastardly attack on
Nehta of the common people” and other
remarks of the same tenor. were bu

‘died about in no uncertain tones.
‘strong was the protest that it appear?
ito have reached the wild native sons
‘of the district (our local fauna.)

This was evidenced on Friday morn- [

s'of the bonrd of Trade the denuncia.
tion of the report were specially strong
‘when. the question of free education {|

the

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ing wlien Principal Michael was leav-
ing his home for the Kitsumgallum
school. As he left the house a large

‘bear was seen approaching, apparently
to. make application to the principal |
"for admission to the institution of free
‘education, The ‘principal refused . to
‘discuss the matter out ‘of school hours

and induced the bear to-apply to the
Mr, Bruin started

jtrustees In town,

; for-town, feeling not too good. He gol

os far as the recreation park ant then
‘decided as so many humans’ do, “Ob,
iwhat’s the use.” He just fooled about

‘tor a while and then hit the tall: tim: |
_bers again, quite satisfied that he war

much better off than the’ poor, educat:
ed humans with picks, shovels, pena
pencils, typewriters ond such.

 Jaelk Sparkes fs now ‘on the rond to.

‘yoeavery, He has been ill for some

time.

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The Anglican unit of the. CG. G.I. T.

Was re- “organized: last Friday night and
Mrs, Attree was appointed’ leader.
ficers are:—Pres., Velma Grély: Treks

“Barbara, Sherwood ;
“Cole. *

‘Secretary, |

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| Ww. Donald who bas been visiting in
Usk has veturned, to Terrace. _ :
: The sheer “booms for the ‘Braun's
jand Jurldge will: s00n be, finished.

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8 “ieliealay. and L. Grete were out
hitting on the Kitmat trail, south of
Lakelae Loke, on Sunday, when they
met aman who had come in from the.

const, and “who had ‘Sust" shot. a black

wolfe." A’ ttle, later the
SL a flock of. five of
and ‘later ingpectéd fi sandy beech on |
which they had been,
chase’ of game, ‘

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Terrace ’ men | Ez
ese. animals |}

‘ stchina “Broi. hive téen busy | ‘ets
jreeting a cabin up' the Copper river: a9
part of thelr string of gheltere ii fel .
trap” ‘ings. en ,

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attractions

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