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Yow. | _ ‘TERRACE, 'B! C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1993 SS

" ; VANARSDOL BEAT TERRACE |W. Nelaon: was "iit“charge of the game. ‘hater, bam Farmers’ Institute for Tuesday:
4 : ee Following the play the visitors were (Cs \Kebruary Tthe : CF \
Philbert Hotel Gave Them a Good Drubbing ong AY eftevtathedt "to a-danée Which did not] Notices have beon sent out calling; 2 0-27 8 tek tle, 4
| so Made Them Like it—Anether,  f.nish-itil ‘tlie! wee hours. The boys !the annual meeting of the Kitsumgal-} The Terrace News i8 oni} Ty
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; ee oe feat earlier in the évening.
“Phe Terrace Basket Dall, players nr

There will be another’ meeting of the

Giame Later‘on;) ° © from: Tetrace had such n good -time ee a, a
Travellers Sample Rooms
P. Q, Box 5

lthnt they did not half mind: thelr de-
Telephone
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Bring vour car in for a_
Complete Overhaul

Agar’s Garage

All repairs carefully made
Oil and gas. [ull stock of 7.
parts, tires, ete.

General Motors Agent

Terrace, B. C.

Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber

Rough Lumber No. 2 Shiplap

S48 common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

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tint they had

Tide the trip to Vanarsdol Inst Fri-

day night for the return gunie’. with
| he boys.of that town. ,The game got
tider way. shortly aifteer the -visitots
irived and the local boys soon found
sacrificed some of the
| sttal freshuess that churacterises the
vsual play ther put up. Several iniles
over the. ties is not the best thing in
‘sorld before going tte a contest and
sa result the Vanarsdol-Copper City
cut soon estiblished a leadership and
t half time the score was 22-14, in
£.vor of. the home. term, -The second
_alf developed into. a shooting mateh
md at the end of the game the home
tum had a score of 48 while the boys
fom Terrace hud only 25. The home
| oys shaply outplayed the visitors and
rinde them like it. It was a sweet re-
| enge for the defeat the) Vanarsdol
rliyers received in Terrace x vouple of
weeks ago,
Roy Clarke scored nine tallies for
the home team, and Harry Lyons was
he outstanding scorer for the visitors

Here and There

Over 1.008 ths. of eels are éx-
ported amuaily -from- Canada,
Piucipally to Germany and . the
United States, They are caught
aluux the lawer St. - Lawrence

ing Heeases have been: issued by
the .Canadian..Guvarnment.. Radia
Branch fru April J to September
a0, 1932, or anproximately .one to
evers gizhteen persons of the
Pupulation of the Dominion.

Astotal of £44,129 radio receiv.

A Movie theatre has been iu-

Geo, Little. Terrace, B.C. stalled on RM. 8. Aorangi on its

YORK HOTEL
Vanmeguvers H.C.

The House of Conjert
and Cheery Service

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Extromely Lav
Rew Windex
Rates:
WITHOUT cat. WITH BATH

“DALY § 1.50$ 2.00°
MONTHLY 25.00 30.00
ALL DUTSIDE ROOMS —
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Free Garage
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In the centre of the city’s
attractions

- All rooms exceptionally

Australusiin run and passengers
had the first entertainment in
Uhat Tine on a recent yoyage, This
is the first ship to reach Vancou-
ver carrying sound movie equip-
ment.

China's first woman’ batrister,
Afrs. Lu Sean Kim Teo, was among
the passengers aboard the Em-
peess of Russia, recently sailing
from Vancouver. Mrs, Soon ob-
tained hor legal training in Eng-
land and is attached to the Hong
Koug bar,

The Canadian people seem to
have developed a considerable
taste for macaroni, vermicelll,
spaghett! and the like Italian food
preparations, Output of 14 Can-
adian factories, in 1931 was 20,-
$11,423 pounds as compared with
16,819,625 Ibs. In 1930,

With Remembrance Day fn our
minds, i is timely to recall the
brief epitome of Canada's part in
the war inscribed on a tablet in
the House of Parliament at Ot-
tawa:— “Six hundred twenty-
eight thousand, six hundred forty-
two bore the badge of Canada in
the Great War: sixty thousand six
hundred sixty-one met death and
pussed on.”

two.teams Inter’in the senson, §'

_ CANADIAN LEGION. OFFICERS

- The annual meeting of the Joeal com
mand of the Canadian Legion was held

officers were elected :— .
" President—James Tyler
. Vice-president—Will Robinson.
Secvretnry—aAlfred Attree
Penson Sec.—Walter’ Chapman - ©
Treasurer—R, W.- Bencher
Set. at Atins—T. Colliver

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Kuver and off the Atlantie Coast, -.

Prince Rupert last Tuesday wan.

Maurice Barnes of Pitmun was in
Terrace on Friday and reports that
‘tiere is eight fect of snow in the busk
at that point.

George Cobb, W. Cavanagh and An-
gus Bruce were visitors in town the
first of the week, *

The debate to be held’ on February
16th, under the auspices of the Native
‘Sons of Canada will be on the subject:
Resolved—That Canada Should Have

n National Bank Under Public Owner- |.

fup. F. Hall, F. 8. Aykroyd and Will
Hobinson are taking the affirmative

and Dr. Mills is the leader of the ne- |-
;futive and his team will be announced

jon Thursday night-when the following |

Louls Martin returned home from k.

‘Christmas, Trans-Atlantic Style

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large and noise proof

hristmas, whether it be ashore or afloat, fs
@ Season, looms almost as-largely on the
horizon of Steamship Companies as on
that of Santa Claus himself. Schedules must be
planned months in advance for those who want
to cross the Atlantic for Christmas in either
direction, and above all, copies of the uailing
lists have to be sent to the old Saint in time for
him to plan his visits to the ships at‘sea, This
year, from the Canadian. side the Canadian
Pacific ‘liner ‘Duchess of Atholl’? sails from
Saint John December 16th, thus giving her
passengers a chance to arrive in the Qld
Country in time to hear the Waits. and. Carol
Singers on Christmas Eve. ,
Looking for Canadian children Senta Claus will visit
the “Montrose”, also of the Canadian Pacific, two days out
from Saint John, on her way'to England. . It is:strangly
suspected by thoke in the know that a scent such as"that
shown above, which is ‘a°familiar feature of Christmas
festivities on all Canadian Pacific liners, will be enacted by
Chief Steward Leith; of the Montrose”, aided by cotton -
whiskers and the spirjt of Christmas.

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7 Good hunting ss reported from
Write For litustrated Folder the Bates Camp, w2ar Mategama,

Outiariv, on the main line of the
THE YORK HOTEL Canadian Pacific Railway, seventy
Vancouver, B.C. :

miles east of Sudbury. Moose
B. G. Houghton. Manager

and deer ars very numerous close
to the camp and in one morning '
i -a couple of U. §. hunters secured
i ~ affine bull moose and a deer, They .
“4 . kiled to the limit of thelr Hcenses
: within a few days, i
' Terr ace Notes A free scholarship to be held at
i ene L' Ecole 1 Mnegumlque of the Uni: :
q Lhe fine clear spell enjoyed over the | Yersily of Montreal, offered by the | _ tl
\ week end broke early on: Monday morn Canadian Pacific Railway to minor |" *
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ing and the storm developed to bliz- wae crane eg Pec
aid puoportions by carly afternoon. 18-year-old son of Ephrem Leca- ;
Great new drifts have formed and the | - valler, elie? clerk at the Mile End . oa
‘ sow plow aud shovellers will be kept | Station. The award entitles to -
ae five veurg study proceeding to the

derroe nf Bachelor of Civil Engine.

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