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going through to the road ‘camp to]:

Has Beens on
Job Again

The Terrace Basket Ball Club put
on a full evening last Saturday. The
girls played first, and for the second
Saturday im succession the Nits walk-
ed away with the gnme, taking the
Wits into camp with a score of 12-5.
Frank Hip handled the whistle for
this game. This was the second of a
series to, determine the local champion
ship, and on the previous ‘week end
Nits had nosed cut on a closely con-
tested game with a score of 8-7.

The scond game was played by Ter.
race and Vanarsdel The game wes a
fine exhibition, and although Terrce
won with a score of 42-13, the visitors
showed a good. deal of ability and on-
ly need practice in shooting, .

‘The final game was. _ between Ter-
race old timers and. Terrace team.
For. the old imers Dud Little, Dunc.
IXerr, Clarence Michael, Lewis McKea
ney and George Hipp took the floor to

show the youngsters how the game Is |%

played. The youngsters were Ken.
Kerr, Norman Smith, Jim Smith, and
Bruce Smith and Fred Nash, jr. Dave
Xelson was referee. '

There had been considerable talk of

this game earlier in, the week and the

young fellows had an idea that the old
boys couldn't come back, but they did
not atlow enough margin. for the old
timers “stay with the game,” It is a
very. good thing some times for the
young cocks to get thelr combs trim-
med by their elders—-they con learn a
lot from the has-beens,

The game started off with a rush.,

‘The youngsters hoped to carry the old
boys off their feet at he start—poor
Terrace got the first
score, but Frank Hip soon put one in
for the old boys, just to keep the
young fellows cool ond playing, Ter-
race nicked another one, but quickly
McKenney put the ball in the basket
and thus it went until the score was
tied at eight-all. Then the has-beens
decided to step out and took. a lead of
a.couple of points, Once after that
the regular team tied the ‘score, but
they could mot stand their. own pace
and the final score was 20 to 15 in
favour of the has-beens.

The writer thinks it was an heroic
effort. Tarly in the game the Old
Timers showed. slens of prespiration.
It was visable on their brows, and one
or two,of the heaftler:ones breathed

partly. throngh thelr mose and partly
| through heir mauth.. But that was
| just “big business man” fat oozing out

Ounce ,it was worked off there wag no-
Had the youngsters just
tontilized the old guard for he .first
part of the game the has beens would
not have been. in good shape for any
tinal drive . at the end. Worry them:

that’s what age cannot. stand..
exes

“The local championship series will
be coninued until about the end of
March, and one prize, already has been
put up for the boys section—A. HL.
White, president of the club, has post-
eda prize’ to the value of $10.00. The
president is now om the hunt for some

¥\ public spirited citizen to meet his of-
‘fer and put up 4 similar prize for the

lassies,
At the close of play it. was, announ-
ced that Vanarsdol would pay another

visit in-two weeks, “ pyc

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Mrs. C. Michael and daughter arriy:
ed from Prince Rupert on. Friday, : b ,

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Cons, A. J, Wakinson was ‘here Inst

Thursday, returning | ‘to the, coast the}

same evening.

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. During the“ “week the’ ‘snow ‘plows
worked on the highways and on Sat-
urday night they Were. awithin: e mile
“This ‘week they are

permit the road. camp being. opened 8 atl
an early date,

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A Covered
Rink Next

There has been some talk lately of
organizing a drive for funds to build
a skating rink for next winter’s fun.
Skaing is a sport, that in normal win-
ters, can caly be enjoyed between the
heavy falls of snow. One of the more
feasible suggestions seems to be to

‘al water supply is close by and water
for flooding ‘is thus) available. Vol-
unteer labor wader skilled . direction,
‘and perhaps some donations of -lum-
ber and the project is well away. It
is not necessary to heve a fancy build-
ing-nor to use No. 1 lumber, so long
as -the foundations are intended to
last. It is certain that once the rink
was up it would soon be put to other
uses in the summer and fall, and im-
provements could be made as funds
were available.

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C, C. F. CLUB OFFICERS

The Terrace C. C, FB. Club held its
annual meeting on Thursday evening
when officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows :—

President—F. Frank
- Secretary—W,. A, Kirkpatrick
: Treasurer—Miss Jennie King.

. The police court was busy Thursday
afternoon hearing a charge against|-‘
Arthur Bolton and Mrs. Ellzebeth
Ryan, The. charge was one of as-
sault causing bodily harm and arose
out.of a fracas at Vanarsdol on the
4th of Janvary when Mrs. Martha
‘Bevan was struck over the head with
a stable lantern and received scalp
wounds, a black eye -and other injur-
ics. The two accused were sent up to
a higher court for trial.
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“The ‘students of Kitsumgallum high
achool were sad on Monday. . They’. jar-
rivad qt school to find that the. heater
in one of the, class rooms Was. ‘ont, of
commission. “The weather was “near
‘the zero amark and a fasy, wind blew

| from the north, po thatthe second

stove eould not raise the, temperature

above freezing, . There was nothing to

At. Dut, send the young ‘folks. home. .
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“A. skating party went. ‘to! * Lakeleg

‘Lake ‘on. ‘Sunday and spent’ “several

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build ‘on the south enst corner of the.
ball park at the intersecion of Park |:
Ave, and Kalum street. .The municip-.

hours on, the. Jake. ice..;, Thera, were 14}
in ‘the. party and they. enjoyed. the out: én

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