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THE TERRACE NEW, TERRACE, B. C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE B, Ti.

“TERRACE -

Bor ‘—On: Wednesday, June 16 ta

Atv, and Mrs. Gordon Kerr, f son. .’-
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Constuble MeKentey’ inade: a trip ta
Terrnee froin the coast on Friday and
returned to the const Saturday, - Lat-.
est news indientes that Mrs.” McKenney
has taken a definite turn for the'bet-
ter and no further compHecations are
lnoked for following a recent operation

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Lewis McKenney, ‘who: has heen con-
tinnizg bis studies in’ Yaneouver for
some time, arrived. home. on “Wednes-
day evening last week. , Loe

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Mv. and Mrs, Jack M, Sparkes have
tubken np residence on Park _ Ave.

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Teho. Colthurst is in the district for
the veeation senson.

‘ties was in town during the week and

‘|six grades of the Terrace-Kitsumgal-

to the danger hoint and on Sunday the
avater had dropped again. —
le as @ we

Ww. Strachan of the Dept, of Fisher-

swore Rolly Beecher in as fish warden
for the season.
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On Friday afternoon Mrs.’ Evelyn
Bagshaw Hewson spvke to the upper

Ium public schook Her topic was the
World Fair at Chicago which she had
attended, ind her vivid descriptions of
some of the features of that big show
made the routine studies of geography

far more real to the pupils:
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Hay crops tre well up to standard |
this yenr, in fact-the cool spring has!
prevented.drying out in many of the
upland fields and has resulted in more
healthy growth.

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Mr. and Mrs. Melville. Forbes will

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erased a shut down for

Log shortage

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Wedding | Bells.

- Marttéd- ‘in so iss at >the | home
of Dr. and Mrs. Brummitt “on: ‘Monday,
June 14th, Helen Gladys Greiz, daugh-
‘ter of ‘Mrs. M. Greig, Terrace, to James
Melville Forbes, son of Mr. and. Mrs.
Forbes of Prince George, the ceremony
being performed by. ‘Bishop G., pA, Rix

of Prince Rupert.‘
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Fiickson-Houlden .

The Lome of Mr. and 3lrs, W. G.

| Houlden was the scene of a pretty

wedding on Saturday afternoon when
Margaret, their second daughter: be-
came the bride of Oliver Ford Jackson,
son of Mrs. J. Jackson, The ceremony
was, performed by Rey. Adam Crisp,
und took place in a room brightly de-
corated with early summer flowers.

reside in Tertace and will be welcome |» day .or two at the Little, Haugland. For her nuptials the bride chose a

uddition. to the younger set.
Forhes has spent most of her life here"
and is known. ¢o everyone, and Mr. /
Forhes is.a) tinher. inspector. for the
Capndian National Railway, and is
also well known Dere.

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VW. A, Swain who represented the
loen] Oddfellows at the convention in
the south arrived home last Tuesday.

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The Terrace Baseball Club. staged a

yerr smeeessful dance on Friday night -

with music by the Gavin orchestra.
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Fred Nash has gone to the Ocstell
liver with o party, He expeets to be
finished there in about a month,

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A delegation of the: Canadian Na-

tional Raihvays.. Recreation

‘the Lexcirsion ‘here on:
In: the party were P,
Takie, J. Frew and. G.’ Phillipson. A

Terge crowd is expected to come..
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arra nging ‘for:

George Tittle is looking ahead — to
the eold weather, He has a crew busy
on his property in the north east cor-
ner of the village limits cutting down
some fine hirch for fuel.

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The Skeena took another rise on Fri-
day and Saturday. following the heavy.
rains. However, the level aid not get

Associa-
tion was-in town the end” of the, week: nesilay, June ‘16th, by dirs: “Ee ~Sehu- ° *
Wann in toner of “Mrs, Fred’ ‘TMonias
Before leav-..
ling after lunch -all took part in. pre-'

week due to.one. of the big trucks
jhreaking mn axle. Cutting at the, mill.

Wns restmed on Monday. ¥
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“The marriage of “Mise Margaret
Houlden and Olver Ford Jackson was!
ane of special interest to the returned
men of the district. Terrace has been
the home of many men who served
oversens and-W. HE Houlden was one
jof them who did his bit. But the wed-
ding of Marguret is the first time the
returned men haye been able to cele-'
brate the marriage of a daughter ot
their number when it has heen held in
‘Terrace.

are you pata your subseription yet?
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_aAn afternoon tea was given on Wed-

‘who Is about to leave us.

| senting her with a small. remembrance.
‘of her girl friends. Thos present were
Ars, Fred Thomas (guest of honor)
Mrs, Frank Gavin, Mrs. Leo, Liewellyn
Mrs, Yernon Glass, Mrs, Oscar Fark- }
ha. Mrs, Moran, Mrs. BLT, MeCon-!
nell, Mss: Helen Glass, A good tme
'was enjoyed. by all. I

Advertising in the local prper pays.
Yes! . But hare yon tried it?

Steinem es

“Buy at Home’ p ineinal,

you use these. colurins?

help sell your-producej.:.. ony

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: RNLFASAKASRAAAKS AAP HEIR

Wasi you use the enlutns of vour.
LOCAL. N EWSPAPER:
You are supposing 4 local: ‘industry and encouraging the

Tell the buaving piblic what you have'and give the priée,

OMINECA HERALD AND TERRACE NEWS
Are here to carry that messae to the publie for you.

Vancouver printera will not help Bild your town and community nor

so wena a snoereannnr NT Aeeersxes NEAR ARENA IOAN

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- “Will soon be oni, '

Sealer Rings ©

The Preserving: 8

“We carry a complete line’ of

Preserving Kettles. , 7
Tops

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_ Sealers .
~-Parawax

i many gifts and good wishes.

Ars, t& Kerr ill towards the’ end of _the | fown of white. flowered organdie with

‘ aecessbries to match and carried a
bouquet of. Iris and Columbine. Miss
Eileen Taft as bridesmaid was attired

4 in a'gown of white taffeta, and carried

ia ‘bouquet of mixed flowers and foliage
| Mra. Houlten, mother of the bride,
chose a gown of blue and white erepe
for the occasion. ‘The bride was given
away by her father. Garnet Jackson
brother -of.. the. groom, acted as. .best
man. Following the -ceremony: a ‘but-
fet luncheon. .Was served; the. bride's
_talle being centretl with: the ‘ tiered |
wedding cake, .-Mra.. Jackson,- who. is
one of the most popular of the yonnger
set of Terrace was the recepient of
For the
time being the happy couple plan to
make their home at 14 mile on the

'Kalim rood, and ater take up resi-

dence in tow! a

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The Ter rice Cemetery Board, held
its annual meeting in: ‘the parlor of. the

Terrace hotel. The’ report for’ the
‘year showed. that: ‘while finances: were
not over-plis ‘in view of the: ‘owtstarid-
jing accounts .they were in good, ‘shape.
:In-Angust' ‘of last. year additional: Tand
was purchased and.this “land being’ all
-aleared is under’ eultivation™ until “such
‘time ns it is needed for cemetery “work,
Tt is expected that the land will be all
‘paid for shortly. The 1936 Board was

re-elected as follows =--President, . H.
| King: See.-Treas., W. A, Kirkpatrick;

directors, CG. F, A Green, W. Donald,
und T. E. Brooks.

he Little, Haugland & Kerr power

’ heat was brought in from Lakelse

Lake and Saturday and- will go through
to Kalum Lake to work on a pole con-

tract of some size, |
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By the time this Asstie. renches town,
the ‘tennis court should be. finished: ; -

“rg it grows In the qroods we'll .
. get it”

|| titer-vattey Lumber ;

& Supply ©.

Lumber Manufacturers.

CEDAR. Poles, Piling,. Posts
_‘Spree oe + voRs. Hemlock

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‘ TERRACE, B.C. :

” Phifbert Hotel

TERRACE, B; C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water —
Travellers Sample Rooms ~~
P.O. Box 5
Gordon Temple, Prop.

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Telephone

Forester,
Forester, Prince Rupert, B.O.

“TIMBER SALE X20873

Sealed ender will be received by
the Minister of Lands at Victoria, B.
Gi not later than noon on the 5th day
of July, 1987, for the
License X20873, to cut 3,390,000 fect
of Cottonwood on: Lots 5504, 6643 and
part of Lot 698 Skeena river, 2 miles
west of Terrace, Range 5 Coast Land ||
District.
‘Two years will: be allowed for re-
moval of timber,
. Further particulars of the Chief
B.C., ‘or District

purchase

Vietoria,

of

Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

Trucking Delivery
Coal and Wood

‘Taxi

Agent for
Ford Cars

| Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

wa

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“|s. quay, four miles. from the
dion Paci ath

A funds" t to cbr
4 for the, 1400,
| Army too

" | to contrihute whateve
|to this worthy CAlise. people
this district are offered: this opportu
ity to assist In this worthy work, .

| Here and There

Opening three weeks earlier
this year with a 15-inch snow fall
on December 2, the ski-ing season
in Quebec province was off to a
flying start with special Camadian
Pacific traing as well as regulars
crowded with enthusiasts on the
., first: week-end thereafter from
‘ Montreal: to ‘the Laurentiang.

“The Empress of Britain will
start the winter cruise. season

from New York December 25 ona -
nine-day yoyage to the West In-"

dies and Cubs. It will carry its
.own night club of Brordway en-
tertainers and a smart dance
band. The Empress of. Australia,
between Januayy. 7 and March 25
will make six cruises of eight,’
"nine, ten, 16 and 18 day duration
to the West Indies, all from New -
York.

“Gift of a visit Lome for Christ-
mas ard New Year was the un-
usual present suggested for the
year end by G. E. Carter, general
passenger agent, Canadian Pacific
Railway, Montreal, as he explain-

‘ed the company’s pre-paid ticket
plan for sending transportation to
out-of-town relatives and friends.

Arrangement of details of such -

visits is extremely simple, Mr.
Carter said, and tickets cost no
more despite use of telegraph in

_ case of emergency and the guar-

antee that the tickets wil! reach
the right person, This service is
not confined to Christmas and
New Year but is particularly po-
pular st this season,

Canadian and world aking en-
thusiasts will have an opportu-
nity to test the Rocky Mountains’
claim’ of having ski facilities
equal to any -when the Dominion:
championships of: the: Canadian’
Amateur’ Ski Association are held
from. March 6 to.8 on the steep
slopes of 8,275-foot Mount. Nor-

mati ae

pe by naked

“Afternoon, Tea will also be: sorved

tel

; tron the war rome in Spain, ‘

MINING SURVEYS
Fred Nash _ |.

B. C. Land Surveyor
TERRACE, B.C.

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Christy’s Bakery
Terrace, B.C. |
will ship to any point on line

Will vou-try. our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake, '

Get our price.

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\Terrace Drag Store

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FLOWER and GARDEN SEEDS

Fancy China and ‘Sowellery, 7 Watches
, and Clocks

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