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SPLENDID PROGRAM GIVEN .

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New Hazelton School ‘Chilaren drew
“Large Crowd—Christmas ‘Tree: ,

The community hall in.New Hazel-
-ton was crowded on “Monday night to.
- hear thé Christmas ; program which the
school children had prepared’ under,
the direction: of -Mr.. Rukin. It. was
“one of the best: progtums ° the local
youngsters have yet’ staged. . Fotlow-
inw the. entertainment, ‘Santa “Claus
appeared and assisted in distributing

‘ presents and things to mon yot the old- .

er’ ones as well-as all . the ‘ebiliiren..
7 The program was as follows: co -
O Canada a
Recitatlon—Jolly. Miller, .
Parent.
Playetto—Getting ready for the Pic-
nic—Otrice © Sargent, Athol Russell,
Edith Bugs, Kathleen York, FEgill Sar-
gent, Kenneth Smith, Peter Smith. .
Recitation-—Nine Gobiins, ; Athol}
. Russell. ;
Piano ‘Duet-—Apell | Siniles—Louis
and Delcourt. Parent.
Recitation—Uncle
Sait, ,
Solo—Christmas, “Hymn, Athot Rus-
sell. 2 om
: Dialogue—A, Narrow: ‘Hacape—Bar!
Spooner, Catherine Smith,’
Sait, Erie Johnson and Arthur: Willan”:

Piano Solo—March, -Otrice. Sargent,

Animal Show—Spark’ Plug Delcourt
- Parent ‘and ‘Earl: ‘Spooner, -Elephant- |.
Louis Parent and: Jack | Bracewell,

Daou

stanéy, Freddie

“Goat-John Sargent. and: ae Wie} 2

lan, Cart Christianson, : Chiirlie.
"Bracewell; ‘Kenneth Smith;

‘eit Ss igent, “Ontherine’. Smith, ‘Erie a

Johnson, Peter’ Smith, , Lawrence Wil-
‘Tan, Freddie Sait. ’ Berniece * “Walter,
Frank Walter and John Sargent,”

7 ‘Reeltation—Santa Clans, ‘Margaret
™ “Winn, :

‘recently of. Teriace. “ill take

the’ “Hitielton Buble’ g
rg Cl ath

Freddie .

scree

_NEw. HAZELTON, Be C., WEDNESDAY. ‘DECEMBER. 2B, “1929 -

HAZELTON SCHOOL TREE

‘Christmas Celebrated by the Children

_ Ranta. } Claus was there: too.

‘the + ‘gchool’ ciislsteas concert in
Hazelton | on 5) riday. last war well at-
tended. “The , chlldren Lew theix’
purts very well and Alisg. South: vland
deserves much credit for-the way they
carriéd off the vario- 13 items.

‘Santa Clause came in after ‘the per-
formance with. gifts for all the ‘child:
ren of Hazelton,. : :
The “plogram | follows :—

"O Canada". ;

Christmas Carol—The’ school. .
“ Recitation—A stiteh. ‘in. ‘Time—Mar-
garet Sargent.

|. Nursery - s0ng—Sunbonnet: Bables.

Recitation—Shoe or ‘Stocking—Sid-
ney Winsby..

Song—Sattor Boy-—Eoys chorus.

' Recitation—Tit: for” Tat—D.. “Cary.

Monologue— Unele Skinflint —Roy
Winsby. | :

A Play—Ohristinng Secrets.

‘Recitation—A boy and his stomach
—Hapuy Cox.,

AU ‘Duteh Drill—Four girls,

-Dinlogue—Santa's Mistake..

The Alabama Blackbirds...

Santa's Lost Ghiidren—Ten

tots. ,,
Didlogue~ ‘Trials: ‘of a ‘teacher.
Skating song—Boys chorus.
Chorus .7Banta’s Heralds — The
school. .

Chairman—wm. Grant.

little

r fare’ ‘clogged and thera. ‘ig: no. room ° in

the local -yards to. pile. more. ‘The
only: people in the pole ~ camps: are
those engaged in. skidding and 1 hauling

“CLEARING away THE 108.

Machineiy ‘nsed. to bucel: the Waters
of the Bullley River...

wlktey. uriage:l Sintitars®

ea shape Again. Tee. ‘piled. up high

over. the iee-and broke it ao

jthe young: females.

| they require

cee aed run alte

t ineal and bran,, equrl. ‘parts’ wih: a Ub-
sad a. et i. am mnt of. green: feed., From. the |’

THE MANAGEMENT OF BREED.
ING | GEESE DURING WINTER

Treeding geese. ‘should be selected in

put up to fatten, Select‘ only strong
well developed females as uildevelop-

Care should be .taken: in” Picking | out
-Make ‘sure - that
any masctiline looking’ birds are ‘taken
out and fattened - :for-market. ag they
too are: undesirable ‘Specimens. ;

~ Distinguishing - ‘the sex- in’ "young
geese causes - considerable concern. to

. many, and ‘yet the. differences in ‘the

sex are. quite marked, Take. the bird

fin question ‘and. remove it: from the

flock, . leave. At loose in.a Pen .in sight
of the: flock --and listen. -to “the ‘call.
The ‘female has-a yoice with a high

‘|note and of a double sound’ while the
{male is bass in sound and of a single

note,

-In selecting # the male choose the dar:
ing gander rather than the timid ona
as the more’ masculine he. is in temper-
ment the greater Will be. ‘his’ chances
as a breeder. Seldom-does this charge-
teristic fail in the selection of a breed-
ing gander. .

Mate one ‘male with two or ‘three

: ‘femnles, © Confine. {he mating in-a pen

by: themselves, away - from all other
geese and. ‘Keep - them: by. .themselves

matixig, season commences, When once
they are properly mater different mat:

_fings can. be. allowed. to: run: togehter
“oduring. ‘the winter ; and “they

16: dut dn: the spring;
mating ‘with. thé::same ' fem:
inating . seneon.* i
7 idom: good: ‘breeders un-

Breeding Beese: “require. “ery: “tittle!
hoitsing and: even. ‘In zero ..weather all
rotection from. deep
snow. At the “Central - : Expérlmental
Farni, Ottawa; ‘some. “of the, breeding
geese, ‘Femain, ‘outside ‘throughont. the
entire: winter. and ‘Segny o. ‘possess. more.

_ vigour . ‘In! the: spring. ‘than those which

are housed. ‘part io. the time. -All that

wee geese require ds a dry hed of. ‘straw, /

‘Temperature. has ‘Hittle effect - ‘on: ‘them
as they carry a thick - cont of feathers

; ut and ‘down... - a
mT The. flood of the Bulkley ‘iver: nears:
“komt ‘Bu
has. veceeded and: ‘the: ‘Toad ds being ‘put |of t

. Feed. breeding " geese. sparlngh arse
tng th Miter” About-dixty: per: pall:
F ‘ation’ ‘should ‘be’ green: feed:
clover of. alfalfa” bay, Which

aie pits 2 anes ete. &

Hated by the. feeding:
Atynoon> ‘The nash,
foHows | “Bround, oats; -

of. ia wet; 4

time. th unt ‘come: off ‘the grass in
the autumn

the fall before the. marked birds are}:

ed stock are usually - Door breeders, '

from December. until. spring when._the |-

Di egg production an ‘be

NATIVES OF KISPIOX GIVE
. CHRISTMAS CONCERT 1
Crowded Chureh— Splenda . Program

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The ‘Native Churet at Kisptox’ was
beautifully decorated with evergreens
and was filled to capacity oh Monday
night December 23rd." xtra seats
had to be’ secured to seat, ; the crowd,
and- ‘the standing: room was at prem-
fum, at the Annual Christmas concert.

Reptesenfatives from the hospital, eon:

sisted of nurses. and members - of ‘the
staff. ,

Captain Mortimer, ‘the “ newly’ ap-
pointed © ‘agent for the Indians
Was an interested- spectator and brou-
ght: Christmas greetings and best wish-
es for a Happy New Year from the De-
partment: which* he represents.

Mr. R: Tolinson a former worker |
amoung the Indians, acted: as interpert-
er and gave a brief address. . Mi: and
Mrs, John Newick, ‘Mis. KR. ‘Tomlinsox
Miss Craig, matron of the hospital, and
Migs Joy Ford,’ graduate nurse were
some’ Uf the those who- attended from
a distance. Rev, A, A. ‘Burnett, mis-
sionary of “Kisptox Was ‘chairman and
and’ gave words of welcome to ail pre-
sent” ‘and spoke of the progressive
sperit of the Indinns in having built
a nei hall during the year. ~ ‘
Rey. T.-H. Wright, B. A. Secretary
of the Prince Rupert. Presbytery ‘re-
presented the Missionary and Maintin-
ance: Fund, ‘and in a brief address

leet the money anal to. ‘ihe.

“fund: ‘supported the work’ “among: tha

Indiing; ‘the: Medical ‘work of the hos-
_,Dital,..the. ‘moring, work at be ‘coast

4g fand. the Hore and, foreign work in, the
oe Deminion’ and’ in ‘Foreign lands.,

After the offerings awere ‘made: and
‘the -céntributions:. , Wete received . Mr.
Wright ‘sald: t he: Wasi pleased to an-
nounee “that:
piox Mission: had-been. ‘fully ‘met by.
the generous Christmiis offering, -
“Refreshments. aby! ‘the Ladies uf the
Chyreh; were: ‘served ‘dticlig’ the’ evening
OA ‘splendid- programme of recitations
dintogues, Drills, and chorsus, ‘the. pag-
eant a) ‘Cunada,: ‘and | the Tahlean,
“The Immigrant” was ‘well earried out

te Indian band: enlivened the pro-.

rete er

of ft Se

A teaches of thie. “Tndlan’ seboo!; “and:

May You 1 oy Prosperity, co in 1930

_DR. WRN RETURNED ond

Last Sunday morning. Dr. ‘and- Mrs.
 O.. Wrinch returned . home. atter-an :
_lextended trip east.” Most of ‘the time’

tor paid special attention’ 0 the ‘latests
in surgery and the treatnient of. the
more modern diseases. - He spent’. a~
and Ottawa. He ‘and: Mrs. *
benefit ‘of the change, ‘They made a.
special. effort. ‘to get home‘ ‘in: time. for
the usual Christmas festevities: at‘and

around the hospital. These: inclu ee a

ire on. Christmas Eye for- the patient

and the nurses also have’ ‘a tree,” nd:

ber of friends are ‘guests ‘of. ‘Dr. rand,
AIrs. Wrinch at their home. mrs

. NEW YEARS'S. EVE—Reniciaber ”
the old Saying—“Whateyer you ‘de ‘On
New Year’s Day you ‘will do all: the
year through.” Then Come. one.. Come i
all to the’ Hazelton Social. Club Dance
and. participate. in the: merriment, ‘dnd |
handshaking in ilie small leurs.
New: Year's Morn. Dancing metit
itirée, Usual Admission. ;

FASCINATING LINKS Ne mos
ee _ CANADA'S HISTORY |

“There is a closed cabinet in the new. .
wing of the Dominion Athives Build. °

the’ full“quota for’ the Kis-|

" {whieh was, fatal:

Wolfe when he was a baby 5

bound in: black ‘ “and has’ ‘gold: buttons’
The ‘bullet. hole over tlie heart, dg very os
noticeable, and .{t Was: : a
‘peavé ‘soldier,

“With the turiie’ was! worn +a. "plate
sash which 5 Wee a present from Tecum °
seh.'to Brock.” He ‘also wore a stock, :

by the, school boys f about: ‘twenty ee

AS Menaies had charge: of the Praia wand

iris: and’ ‘Also athe | one In ae
prillage ‘hone. being: ‘overlooked:

| nes: na fruit: “
The following’ W. -
Oltahman Mev A “A Aumtett Mis:

m.given'|

Was spent at Rochester where the- ‘Doc- :

couple of weeks in Toronto, _Kingaton te al
Wrinch
enjoyed the outing and are. feeling the . es

on Christmas Day the staft and a num- ; _

fae

ing which contains: four: intensely in. a
ar | tere ;

fighting for his country, in. the 3 year ‘Of: .
1812,’ and the shoes: trorn! by. ‘General a

The. tunic whieh belonged. ‘to Brock a
is of. the: flaming scarlet: color c which a

as it was called in those days, Which.
reminds one of the Windsor tles. Worn |