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_ NEW. HAZELTON, B. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1935

_ Christmas at Hazelton

Many Events for the, Young and for the Older

Written - for the Omineca Herald...

y here’ gs a joy in ali hearts,
‘Khere’s & light in all eyes,
There's u, glory that: ‘shines
From, the. opening : ‘pkies.
The song and ‘the’ ‘Vight.°
And the: glory: that falls
From tke Christmas ‘skies
Tpon you and all.

from ‘an ) approprt-
ate introduction, te vistmas celebri-
. Christmy “Ia. essentially a
cbijlren’s testiv: it “and ‘the providing
ef events to bring joy and good cheer
to the young hearts of Hazelton evr:

The above: worlls

jainly left. the impression that 1935
wis Well ‘catered: fore

Virst on Thoraday ‘evening. Tee, 1
Ties Srlvation Army under the divec-
ton of Adjutant. und Mrs. Halverson, |
prov idet. a colgert: sand: Christmas tree
for the Tndine pupils” attending their
Sunday school, “A play, My. nid “Mrs.
Unwise, was ably enrried out. Carols
and inusic “were” well: “yendered.- Abel
Oukes proved himself a ~ real Mving

Nunta Claus,.and excitement ran high
us the children’ came forward to re-
eolve thelr gifts. Capt. Mortimer and
Mr. Newlek supported the good cause.’
Creat er edit, is due the Salvation Army

iodo aca
“prlday,. Dee ‘90, the. ‘public “and. thie
high. Jsebools: combined, gave a “eoncert
and play’ inthe public’ school. - A very .
crowded house “greeted - the -budding
film stars anit artists: with acclamation .
The songs and recitations .. reflected
creditably, on: performers ‘and: teachers
Miss Nelson and Mr. ‘Young sponsored
the event: The: play,’ entitled . Ohriat-
mas Shopping,’ provided: amuch merti-
ment. Here Santa:- - Claus’ appeared,
nn also ‘appenred to have put on some
weight since 4934. Mr. Hugh McKay,
was fi most efficlent and jovial Santa,.
ynd his splended. ‘physique’ ennbled him
to bring a gnodly lond of gifts for dis-
tritution, Thanks Mr. ‘McKay, may.
your shaddw never grow Jess. -
ded another yeaod program. ;
Naw we come to the concert. ‘ote.
“put on at the Kitanmex: hall by. the
{unior meinbers of the. White. Grogs

“Soelety, - 2 “This. wre a tit bit. The hall
wag packed | though: 400° awar ‘charged

‘admission, Antuiday, | Tec, 2ist. was:
the date and Miss. Violet, Offord wales
“the organist’ nto oa

The .fOngs, ” veeitatigns - ; anil > pings.
“Pha’ Sandman,” WET “splendidly ene
. ted ont. ‘The Rev. ' "B. “Sheatman, “open
vt the procedin
“Awa special eve
Marjory Sher n -recelved great ap-
plans for her: autoing of the ‘Aighianct:.
Fling necompanied by ‘her father ‘ay
“the plano. | ” Mr, Ben Wate ..

‘AS great
‘smmmibet’ ‘ae: nyhite friends were present.”
cand afterwards - ‘expressed their . gure
“ise at. the:

daddy,

a ATER: :

‘sd en
“othe whites of the eyes. ‘apd in their

of ‘the: evening Migs -

was . the:

ondertul. ‘show. provided. :
te Miss Violot, CHifort wi vot a ble
““mensure of thanks. oes
ve Monday ‘Dee. ‘bs, the. festivities were

rel children, left nothing to be désired
Mrs. B. Shearman hed been in charge
of the suitability and arrangements for
the pr esents, and to her a great vote
of thanks was proposed and received
with applause.

Capt. Mortimer, the Indian Agent,

wus present and .in his usual inimit-

able style gave’ great pralse to the
childven aid organizers, ‘ ‘also express-

ling.the thought that he had never had

such a joyfal time when a nipper.

Many white friends were present and

thordughly enjoyed the proceedings.
To he continued next w eck,

A, NEW HAZELTON CHRISTMAS

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Practically everyone in town was at
the Community Christmas tree In New

Hazelton hall last Friday night and a
very: fine program was put on by the
thildren, Geo, DP. .Parent was chair-
man vel the teachers deserve a lot of
credit for the pains they took in train-
ing the chilkiven, There was a big tree
in the front of the hall and it was very
prettily trinumed. Then Santa Claus
arriyed and tried to put one over on
his Inihy son, but, the baby knew: his
Presents: were distributed to
all the young nedple in town and a lot
‘more got. bags of candy. After the,
Joval; orehestra.o me]
anal sieian ‘provided music’ ‘for an
informat dnnce.’ ‘ Hveryone had a ‘good
time ® uit about” fro: a’clock..

aseaiia IN YOUNG’ PIGS .

“Reports aré often received ‘nt’ the
Dominion Experimental: Stations of
the: jarge ‘mortality Mong. little ‘pigs,
prior: to’ the age of: weening. - The little
pigs’ which have néually- been doing
welt suddenly heerme unthrifty. They
“Tose Javelght. the hair “HeeOnies | rough
and the ples zipnear listless.’ Diarrh-
oen isa ‘common’: ‘av mptom. If exam-
ined they > are" “fond. ‘to ‘he: “very: parle
and. anemte which ds most ‘apparent’ in

bloodless’ ears, Hd
0 healthy pink, édin
Nenths. due to apentt

- This condition: He Alvi" to deficiency
“of iron in the htond: and ‘is particalar-
‘ty sortous in inree Tier ies where the
“Wee ave on.a carefntly Hialanced. ra-|
tion: The ‘followin. trentiment . has
Weave wery antisfactory: and ‘eonsists
af. powder eq: “podluced, ivon” which can:
tie amrebased at anv drug store. Ab:
antite:: néeneney of finseige Is: not: im:
portant, mad fare practteal’ purposes. the
anantey enn be. youghly , mensired, ne,
‘the, pmonnt u Ale. enn ho piled up on
a's? Crnnntin ane. cont piece.’ Each
src tr esnetit. the Arin: placed on the
Jipek of the tonne : the pig: marked and
put: hack Inthe poy: this ds: ‘vepeated:
every. othor. day. _atayt lig, avhen | the

hy. “te absence of

;. the — skin. |.

Prince Rupert.

By The Sea

Tron Our ‘Own Reporter

There is not much room left in the
Prince Rupert grain elevator, for once
wheat started to roll this way, it kept
coming with but little pause, and sut-
plus room in the.- big plant on the
water front became steadily reducted.
What the port now wants to see is a
whert carrier. And that gets . one
around ‘to the question of markets and

prices. _

The Norweignn freighter Danwoott
with about 700,000 feet of Central B
C. aspen and’ hemlock included in her

GATE is balf way across the North Pa-
cifle ‘by now. All the logs: assembled
in Prince Inport were not loaded; five)”

carlonds belng left for another trip.

‘hristinas trade in Prince | Rupert
wns ou the whole: pretty fair. Here
and there ff was possible to find a mer
chant ready to’acknowledge the fact
of business having. been . transacted.
There was some increase in luxury
buying. Cafes were busy. Father got
his customary necktie. He took it
and said -he liked it. .

Jobn Dybhaven: will lerve early in
the New. Year for. Ottawa to. attend
the: ‘annual meeting of the Biological
Bontd of" Canada.

ne dtwe eet: the “enforcement. of gnme

rare and thevtitter“dbsence of: “OWES

Queen. Charlotté Island deer: are said
to.” “he, Increasing as fast ns ‘European
war scares.’ ‘They are. sleek and num-
eros, Bik, introduced to-the: Islands
ten .vears.ago are also ‘multiplying: In
the winter- the dan’t fight. -

Prines Rupert had a Christman as
‘green AG County Donegal. Bven flow-
ers were budding, There were no
lawn parties.

Witliam Vance, for the past ‘yeara |
devi tu.the Canadian Pacific Raliway
J office -in- Prince. Rupert, has resigned
te acrept a position ‘with the Premier
MEning Co. . .

CHRISTMAS AT OUR CHURCHES

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‘On Sunday, Dee, 2ard.. sapecial ser-
vices were held in St. ‘Peter's Angi
een church... On Saturday, Dee. ‘91st,
About twenty Indians * “had * trudged
snow shoes, to be enyolled as mem-
hera of. the: -Anglienn church and the
Chureit. Army, A service lasting twee
‘honra’ an” * Stn: ‘aftermoon sniv: the
¢hureh’ packed: beyond. comfort. After
the. enrollment service. and baptism at}
‘four ‘Yisitovs from Kisgngas, the Rev.
B; Shearman gaye, a. ‘sthrring address
ti - the. crowded. cougregation.

The, United Church: held: special. ser-
views for’ Obriatmas conducted, by: Re?

+O. Grondahl, the resident: pastor.- ‘This

service (was, well atl ded:and it is
with rratltude we I ‘back’ upon the

; past few days to the Oreatcr, our Orea
mk to¥, who;hag” given Hig blessings ‘throu |
“tthe: “pdatlendness of ‘the times; and that ;
“| the young generation of 1985 can’re-|

j| flect with” Joytat jhearts, an: their 1038

Chitstnias..

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| The. Omineca Berald an. Terrace
News extends to po best titshes for.
a Bountiful New Vear. .
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Heypiness

Shela oddddook FOI IK

Jienves are kept before the birds.

_ pret omnreh
‘| COWS. on tithothy. hay.

Ww ny GOVERNMENT ¢ ONT ROL

The Kamloops Hospital Boar ad-
vocates sweepstakes for the benefit of
the hospitals, That is good up’ to)
that point. But Kamloops also advo-
cates that the sweepstakes be under
government: control, That is the nig-|-
wer in the wood pile, Kanoops could
not -have had the Interests of the hos-
pital, in mind whea that “government
control” clanse wis added: We hope
it was purely a case’ of thonghtloss-
ness, Stveepstnkes? Yes, by all
means, but not in the hands of any
government or goverument appointees.
That is if the hospitnis are to get any
benefit:. ~~

WINTER EGG PRODUCTION |

The price | of ‘eQEs. the past two win-
ters should ‘encourage. poultrymen to
feature winter production, '” The
scratch, ration for the’ ‘birds: ig thiade up
of 4 parts wheat, 1 part oats and one
yaint barley. To bring the birds on in
thé: fat dweti smash: is: fed. conslating
of cornmeal: 4 par te; shorts 4 parts ‘and.
neat meal two parts. The regular ary
mish kept hefore the birds at all times
consists of shorts 100. tbs. middlin;
100 Ibs., bean 75-}bs., cornmeal 75 Tbs.
lntley. chop 100 Ibs... oat. chop 60. Ibs.,
inent Revetp 10 Ibes., bone meal 18 Ibs.,
Irseed met! ,@ Ibs. salt 6 bss ‘and cod
yer of] @ Ibs. Skimmilk and ‘alfalfa’
For
winter exe, produetion wWell-bred © and’
well venred pullets. housed in a dry,
well-ventilated honge, free © from. ‘all.
eronghts, anid foil a well balanced ra-
fon are. the more ‘mportant- require-
monts.” A one grain. feed for birds is
hetter than feeding milcW

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THE VAIAIE OF SALT

Suit is. a ver y valuable eommodi-
ty spd. in’ addition to its use for sea-
san{ne and: preserving foods, enters in
n ‘mmMher of industrial processes, Tt
ts used in the. textile dying” industry,
the manufacture -of kraft paper and
sheet’ zlnss in the form of salt cake,
There. is a Jorn” ‘consumption: ‘of galt
cake in the United States: which: is
sunptied from three ROUTCeS, “from the

leipe deposits in California’ and Texas :

chemical manufecturers avho use the
sulphurie acid method in: manufactur-
ing hydyechlavie acid and ‘imports from |
foreign. countries, chiefly. Germany, and}
Relgiuin. Canada supplies’ abbout. 12
ner’: cent) of ‘the totak: imports, and. is
third. aga source of supply,

HAR ESS oF urn

“te died | ‘tn “hates,” poor: chap

‘Staff Set.

: aged
two sisters who were at his bedside. |
‘lone of whom was Mra. , ‘Thomas: Up-

‘Bown Passed:
 Away-§ Smithers

Bowen in the “prétitieli \
held at ‘Smithers on Buniday: aftéenoon
with, services Wnder”.e ‘Masdnte: ‘aus.
niges, from the ‘nited .Chureh ©
Smithers, The Staff Sargeant base
ed nway on Thureday after an finess
of some two months, although he had
heen ailiug for some _time® before that
Rey. D. ‘Donaldson - was in ‘gharge of
the services at the chureh ‘and P.M
Dr. Agnew conducted the Masonic ser-
vice at the graveside. Omineca Lodge
No. 92, A.F. & A.M, attended in a
body. There was also a very large

district. In addition Inspector Fraser
of the Provincial Police at Prince Ru-

presided over by the deceased were
presnt. A large number of floral of-

eluding one: from tlie Coifiiaigsioner of
police at Vietorla, and ‘several from
Prince Rupert. Also a: “Jarge- nuinber
from. local. ‘friends and organizations.

Staff Sargeant Bowei- was trans-
ferred from the souther :patt of the
province about 15 months* ago antl
he was not: In robust. health when he
come north, His ‘health ‘did not im-
prove and ‘a couple of months ago he
was transferred to Prince Rupert but
he was never well enough to. move,

find was born. 53 years ago,“ Scon-at-
‘ter coming to B. O.-he joined the pro-
vinelal, police. and has a record of 24

He ds suty ived' bby.a wife’ and one son
‘1S and a daughter. aged: ‘16, and

hill, While o comparative stranver. in
the north Sargt. Bowen “haa made n
lot of’ friends and he, was highly re-
spected: by’ all in. the. community, His

munity in thelr berievernehe.

ermsenias IN THE RISMIOX

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There, WAS, n great crowd of folk ‘at

tar the joint school soncert and: Christ

— “W¥eg,. ‘and ‘by: thé: way, did you ever | Ci
a notlee how much: ke harness’ lite ‘is? At

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5 “ane funeridl, of Staff. ‘Sargt. R. M.

attendance of eltizens of the town and
pert, and all the police of the district, .

ferings..Were: Blaced:on. tha: eanket in-..

The deceased Was a native of Wales,

yeurs. of faithful service ‘th. that body. .

family has the sympathy. of the cqin- |

Love's ‘school: house on Satiitday. night.

mis.’ ‘tree af: Dour. Mile pnd rove.