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NEW: EAZELTON. 8 e ‘WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1982

ranch Store
* Cash & Carry -.

. Sherrifts & McRae is the nanie of. 4
irew business partnership “formed to
ciurty on business: in “New_- : Hazelton |:
and in South Hazelton... The new firm:
replaces Sherriffs Cash & Crary, atid

Mouth Wuazelton in the, building west:
‘of the “Station Hotel.” The. members
of the partnership are William a. “Sher:
riffs and Jas, McRae, ‘better \nown af
“deotty” “MeRae. . The new. .Store at
South- Hazelton ° was opened” for busi
ness this week, ‘The some prices wil
prevail at South Hazelton :as ‘at New.
Hazelton. Since’ opening in business
Yast fall Mr. Sheriffs has worked up
a good big business anid his clientel’ is.
by no means confined . ‘to New Hazel
ton. In fact it is to better serve th ¢
vapidly increasing ‘outside customers |
that the second store has. been opene:
From the first Mr. Sherriffs has ‘been
a consistent adyertiser’ jn° this paper
and he has given éreh- Week a list of
prices charged for . variots. lines of | ¢
groceries. He bas found that his ad-
vertising has heen a good investment.

could not expect to reach otherwise.
Hardly a-week goes by, he’ says, that

brought to his store through the. ad-

eld a ‘Dinner
“Heard: Report;

“The anniial general: ‘meeting of. the
British Columbia Chambers. of Mines,
Northern Inerior Branch, was ‘held ji
the Bulkley Hotel, Smithers, last
Thursday evening. The meeting took
the form of a. dinner, as has been the
habit for a number of years. L, 8, Mc:
GH was reelected, and unanimously.
ns the mingger: of ‘the ‘Branch, He|-
hus proved himself most’ efficient © in
that. position for a number of yetirs
wd the Br aich: is indeed fortunate ‘to

have so enpable a mar willing to take

on the job and carry it through so suc:

~vensftlly yer atter year ant br face-o

bad times us well as good times. -
“There. ns a good attendance ‘at the

dinner and the pre ogrant ‘went off very |

well. The. chief. speaker of. the even-
dng! was Dovighis’ Lay,’ district, nining
engineer, aid le gave: the: members
lat of useftl - ‘informiition and he pave
it'to them In a port, entertaining : way:

Deo Weinceh was “anable® ‘to -he pre,
“sent tind sent dis regrets. Other elt!-
gens wha nddressed ‘the gathering wert
I. B, Champbell, pold’ commissloner,

- ber. of Commerce, I, B. Warner, J ohn
“MneKenvie, Dr. Ba uiford, W. S. fienry.
~nugd, others. “Pletar itustrating* ‘the

cmluing ‘district. ayere shown... by, aw

Collison who suppilod ” nd, ‘oper rated
“his own, leutern, .
AMR the’ officer: wereire- elected. and
“aa Fate. of. thanks was.expi esked to: ‘the |)

“Dress cof the distr ict, nnd ‘of ‘the pray:
“vines for the able: ‘apport’ ‘giver. the

“Mindug. industry..daring; the past, year

in spite of: the: fact: that ‘the: industry

was nt a-veiy law: ebb; bg
The. Chamber. ns Rs

cash. balance or
and of # $20. 1 with: K lehts pad |

- Ten Thousand |

South Hazelton) 7

|will create the home market). for. aw

}dneed: provitably ‘at ureter prices, aay

“, chatues. ang” ‘eiatoms duttes

For, Improve- —
ments ts Lakel|

J. CB, Johnstone is making preparn--

‘of Lakelse Lake hot springs on a scale.
not. before attempted.” This has: beer.

made possible by the completion | of the:
void: from - Terrace to Jakelse_ lodge
The first and most hmportant, impkpve.,

to'a commedous. bath ‘house: at the ho-
tel and thus making: the waters - ay rtd:
able to Buests the yenr around. The
bath ‘house will he 54 ft, by 32 ft. and
the walls will be built of logs. In-ont
end will be a series of ten baths, the
‘centre portion will be a drying and re-
laxing room, ind the other end will bc
fitted up as i lounge with a lJarze open
fire “place forthe guests.

it is expected that. the initial in-
¥estment. will be $10,000 and in the
near future further and larger ex-
penditurés avill bee made... The Lake-
se Lake-Hot Springs are now being: re-
copnized. by the- outside and in. the
‘near. future they will. come into . thei,
own. The conipletion of. the Skeerin
iver. roud menns n great deal to. the
Lakelse resort and to the whole ‘Tér-
rice district.: It is the people + whe will
come by automobile that will make Fi
success ‘of the summer resort, and who

the local produce. a
* Mr Johnstone states that-olready he.

‘of the 2 aprings throughout the twelv
months of: the: year, and a good yolumr.
of business is sure to come during the,
winter months “from those who su ffe.
from rhenmatism ond ‘allied niinents:

Timothy Seed is .
Badly Needed

domestic requir elieuts.
dently, room for material increase i
the. honie prodxetion. of timothy seat
nnd: there . ave tare: areas | thronghou'.
the Dominion tn which, ie might. be! ‘pre

an official. . :
The. 1981. ‘commercial, crop ot, tno.
‘thy. ‘seed in Canada’ ds ‘stimated: ‘att
‘milion aud a quarter pounds, by" re’
turns’ made. to" ‘Ottawa: $ Records, far
ther show that" “production dn recen’
years: nas: exceeded’ a million and. +
half ‘pounds, while the: average domes
tic. demand: has been fully nine” million
sponds anmually. ‘Since 1925. ‘Canada’s
dmportations of timothy ‘seed have" ay

abn ;
Faster, ‘Camda. ‘Is’ v glng” t
‘@vonnd, 0 cenit: ‘a, pound eg

(this price in,

a dudes’ ‘auieb: tim the ‘cost. of seed:
ed, handling’ .

a anil

thos, io proceed with: ‘the development |

Lment will be- piping the lethia waters, ‘1

[has received a number of - reservation:
‘| forthe.’ auimimer season, and thet, ie

Are Tons Shy

It ix « vepoited that. Connaian’ tiroane
fiou.of- timothy. seed, Js. fay, Short. o oh .
There is evi

ernged about, elght million. pounds: ani. ‘
fall of; this ats come.- > trom the Units an" |

| iwiee nt, which ‘the. “United. ‘Steites idea Cae
| porters. enn: Iny, thelr. product: down | res

a Hosp vifal Patrons ‘Annual
“Meeting to Hear’ Reports
- And Elect Representatives

There Was a good attendance at the
tsventy-seventh innual meeting of the
‘Patvoné of the. Hazelton Hospital held
inst Friday ev ening | in. the United
Chute, in ‘Hazelton. - -Chatimun. R. 8.
Sargent. presided | and; after. the open:
sie Hed on the” ‘Seeretary,
. Mrineh to tread the ininutes, .- The.
miniites were ailopted. as read. Before
proceding.- fur ther with the business a
musical progrum had, been ‘preparec
Dy. Rev. Mr, Redman and part of il
was, given. and then ‘after the business |.

the musical: program was given. anc
this was followed by refreshments ser.
veil by the nursing: staff under ‘the dir
ection of Miss Craig, matron and sup-
erbitendent of the training school,

Owing to the absence: ‘of Mrs. ‘Ander:
son, seceretary to the W. 4. to the H
H. the “report of that organization war
presented by Mrs. Allen. Benson. The
Jadies had a very snecessful year, ir

standstill during ‘the, greater ‘part of
the year. . The ladies. raised. a total in
cash of $48 ‘and held. two showers, the
receipts from: ‘which were valued at
about a thousand dollars. ‘Several so-
cial events were held, and there was &
lot of. other work done by, e ladies

statement, but which Was, nevertheless

agement, .
Reports were presented by the Rec:
Tetary, the medical © superintendent

a result ‘the funds of the institutior

rthat if business was as wood: ‘this year

meeting had been wound up. the rest. of |.

‘ting it Douglas Lay paid a compliment |

spite of the fact that industry was at

that ‘does not show in- the/ financial:

and the -treasurer. During ithe past
year a gtent deal of new work war
done on the hospital property and ar

are . somewhat. short. of, requirements
The treasurer, nolnted out howet er

as it wae last year this deficit could be
pretty well tuken cure of out of cur.
rent revenue.

The ‘qurrent reventie of the ‘hospital
was! in the neightorhood of. $36,000
and the assets have jumped to $120,00f

Wh. Grant moved: ‘the adoption of
the secretary's report, and in second-

to the iursing ~ staff. His timely
remarks were based on his’ own ‘exper.
fence ag a patient in the hospital. .

Ceo. T. Crowe suggested that cement
sidewalks be built’ around the hospita'
and to and from the other building:
connected with the Institution. -.

The Patrons representatives. on thi
Board of Directors had given suct
sitisfaction i. past years that a mo
tion was ninde that all three. be re-
elected and-another motion was mover
that nominations close. The some ap
plied to the chairman of the patron's

“VY ¢lose.-

The -amusteal program. was 5 ther _
continueil.
Those taking part. ‘in ‘the program
were 28 follows i—. |}

Violin .and plano’ “anet,.. ap he “Wat .
March of the Priests”. by Rev. and Mrs’
Redman.
Voeal solo, “Phe mheush at. iy e by’ .
Mra. Myros. 9. - ,
_Yoeal sole, “Ty the ‘Warden of To. we
amorrow" by Miss Bertha Rock.
Violin and organ duet, “The Bywau:
by Rev, and Mrs, Reiman. :
Vocal solo, “In the Heart of the- itl: :
br Mrs, Redman.

The piano for. the occasion was kine,
ly loaned by Rey. Mr. Redman.

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Plane Got Away Friday.

The Canadian Airways plane which .
arvived at Mission Point last week.
with a number, at Hudson's Bay Co
officials, got. away. ‘last Friday morn;
ing taking Inspector Brown along as 1.
pissenger to Liard. After delivering
Tnspector Brown'at his destination the
plane’ had instructions, topple: up. one
of the Mounted Police ' ‘in ‘the Liard
country and'..take him to™ the . const
where he could get' a, boat and = -yeturn -
to Ottawa where. his presence was de- .
slrett. ‘The plane jade.p good: get-n-
way from Mission’ Point: as a number
of citizens can testify. They: were on
hand to see the big bird" start and when
it- did start {t threw out a cloud of
loose snow that completely covered the’
watchers, and the snow. was thrown
with such force that it penetrated all —
the: clothes the men had on and melted ,
on their “pare hides; ° The plane arrived

annual meeting.’ ‘That official was re-
elected without. ony other being non

the man-
Ts

+

most effective and, greatly aa

Hyun aa mead Pair,

inated. This: brought the uieeting to ‘a

Series

sdfely at its destination after a very.
fast fp. .

Mi

time.

Amongst these. were:
de the phone?”
Just as‘casually the telephone

adelrn got ¢ a new + theill recently when. telephone
communication was established between that
pleasant island and London, England for the first

The occasion was the arrival of the Canadian
Pacific liner Empress of Britain at Funchal ona |
cruise around the world. This magnificent new liner
hes. ‘the most powerful ship-to-shore telephone
stem in the world and Madeirans were not slow to
oa chance to make island historyi7""
uring her stay there, lying at anchor just beyond
he famous: Loo Rock, the Pmpress was host to many *

called up Bi don: and as the callers through over.

the ship, helmet ans
a, Paleatin

H zn of atteis at Madeira with’ +}
oreground, aad a typ ital hedrcom

as
ay

two. who casually :

‘opérator of. the shijp

‘to Montyeal.” The:
th Canada, through
at’ Yamachiche and °