school,

“© charming flower gigl.

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ae’ ceremony i: reception. was. held at‘the

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THE OMINECA ‘HERALD, ‘NEW y HAZELTON, B.C. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1936

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Copper. River
Slough. ‘ridged

Pia rire

The local “League ‘of Nattons” in-

xpweted - the progress that has ‘heen |:

mnde on the Copper River slough
bridge on Monday afternoon, just at
“the quitting hour. The first .impres-
xian the League got was that whoever

is in charge of the camp is most inhos-

pitable, Never an invitation to sit in
und make yourself to home.
of us were darn -hungry. too.” ‘But nev-
cr mind, the bridge is.coming along and
in due canrse -it- will. be--finished ° and

sold bricks from. Usk ' ‘can be brought in

tm Terrace, for: shipment. . “When it is].

fone it. will: be a good: bridge’ and will

’A buneh:

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“TERRACE

uncle Mr. Evana,: vues
¥ j

woe
i os ago

camps are now ready, one is at the: old

will work on rock’ work.- It Ig. the ex-
pectation that the rock’ ‘work will ‘be
carried. on thoughout : the winter.
ne ae
“Mrs. EB. Willie who:has’ beeit at: Win:
tieg for several months returned “home

list week. ; _ etn
«ek @

Alf. Attree spent a few days at Lorne

he elght feet. higher than the old one.
Af course ,good-old timers of the local
section: are. building the bridge and that
‘s sufficient guarantee, hunt what is
tiekling the Iocal member. is that two

tuvks,..one. drag, Fine,.n, comprerser, 2.

iiek man and two’ struck drivers and
2 lone spreader are doing such fine’
work. They bave ito fill a lot of
eround and it is’ hoped they fill it all.
The local member is more or. less in-
terested in that bridge and fill; and no
ohne was quite so hard to make under-
stand: RS he, was, just why any delay.
should be tolerated.

But the bridge is going to be finish--
ed, and when it is Terrace is going to.
le lke New Hazelton now that the

high level railway crossing is finished.
will be lost for something to make. ac
noise about. But, don't fool yourself,
neither place will be long looking for
a new need to put forth.

| Wedding-Bells -

Jones-MaeMilian,

Miss Beryl ‘Isabelle’ “Macatittan, el- |

dest daughter of Mr. A. McMillan of:
BHvelyn, was. aunited.in marriage . on
Tuesday, August 25th, to Arthur’ D.
‘Tones, principal of the Smithers pubiic
The ceremony wis performed
tt 045 am. in the United Church in
Suithers by Revs Mr. MeIntash, The
ride was gowned in white satin with
net veil and wore a wrenth of orange |
blossoms. She carried: a bouquet. of
wink ant: “white ‘aweet . peas ‘and baby
brenth, . ‘She. was: attended - ‘by. her Sis-.
ter, Mins June MacMillan ‘who wore a
sinvn of pink sitk chiffon with ‘hat and |-
eC exsorles to match. Shid" ‘darvied ‘al.
horace: of mauve cand’ ‘white ‘sweet
‘oo and baby’s breath. ;

Misa. Betty Pones ‘dressed in. white
“Ne voile and yellow ncéessnries,, ‘made |
Mr. Oswald
Hoskins supported the groom and Mr.
Jackson: Was -. usher.’ “Following.” ithe,"

home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cook and
a wedding breakfast. WAS served,’ The
hanny young conple’ left: on the noon
‘ain for a short: ‘honeymoon’. trin ta}:
Prince Runert ~The’ Avere Hiven avery}
enthusiastic send. OFB Ss, :

ANOTHER: MEETING parE Ser

' Br. the time. ‘the “Liboral déxeentive
(district). icets in New Hazelton ‘con-
ditlons should , be, ‘just right. “The
‘dnte hag’ heen set. on now. to about fe

j Placer miner, MrAttree was of the
opintan that there was just simply no-
thing to this gold paning business. iA
frying pan, some gravel, a’little water,
-th, few, ‘shakes, of, the pan, either to. the
east ar west, nid there you “are--but
he found. after a few trials, that—
“there you ait,” neither is the gold.
(So-he is geing to let Bud pan the gold
and ke will pan the heef, .
- eas
Mrs. To Th. Marsh is spending the
ext three weeks as the guest. of Mra.
|. 8. Gilbert and Mrs. M. Greig. She
“will Jenve for the south later fn the
‘month to spend the winter. Jf
eet :
Mr. and Mrs, -C. Michael move
ito Mrs. Marsh's house on Mondty.
ee .
Mr. and Mrs, MeCallum, after ‘spend-
ing the week end with Mr and Mrs. R.
J, MeIntosh at the “‘Crossroads’’ re-
turned to Prince Rupert. an Sunday ev-

4 “penta: : :

Mr. and Mrs. ‘Maurice ‘Barnes: of Usk

were in town on “Monday.
,ees

“Mrs, EF. Moore and three sons lett
for Prinee - Rupert ou Friday's freiglit.

|. : a aye

. Phe wark of renovating,the. Terrase
Kitsumgalinm ‘school was completed on |
The work included the lay- |:

Saturday:
ing of n new section of the roof. of the
achooL- the kalaomining of thes class
yooms, staining the rot and installing
new. cold air duets to: the hot airfur-
race. ‘Repairs: have also heen made ‘to
the high avhool ‘and the new term has
started with eqtilpment in ‘good orfler.
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-MEIga Mare waret MeLean,

heen. teaching at the Seal’ Cove sehook|

jin’ Prince. Rupert. arrived on Friday’

evening last and on Tuesday faok , up}
the duties as teacher in the local hig
rehool, . Cs :
og L as * . 2
_Aaloiphus St. ‘Lonts - and ‘Harry Gul
lan plan to ‘add to the amusement fa-
elllties of. Terrace within the next few
weeks, They have rented the motion.
picture. theatre, and. Mr. St. Louis left
for the south on: Monday ‘night to buy
n _projectar with ‘talking. equipment,

on. Root, shows. They: will, ‘no- doubt;

} do ‘some .idvertising in. these . epluinins

¥

when they are ready. to statt.: .

the’ ‘yailwaya ‘from. B.C. tothe. prairie

See endy, oe

lev. J. I. vans of Bymoor Alta. ia ;
holideying | here: as the guest’ of his .

Work ns started on. ‘the Usk: Cedar- a
vale section of the highway and : tal”

camp site at ‘Chimdemanch ereek, and .
the other is 4 half-mile further up. and :

‘lof’ weather most: o2

Creek last week with S. A. Corley, the}.

{the agerepat

who -has|'

|He- awill also" bring back’ with ‘him - An 7
electrié renerator: to supply power. +o -
“| the plant, The new: firm hopes to put!

Peis | and, eat: ‘beginning’ Sent:: 19 ‘and! good
a- nti October ar

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Brom om Own- Reporter

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\Look for Wells

At Early Date
‘Increase Gang
Erfe Hanson, field manager of the
Omineca Gold Quartz Mining Co., Ltd.,

was in, from the Darnenelles proper-
ties the middle of last week looking for

The north coast’s newest lighthouse.
Ivory, Island. has heen completed at a!
necepted, “by. ‘he department. | vary
Istand is.south of Prince Rupert nnd
im. impertant point for coastwise sbip-,
ping: and the fishiag fic-53.. ‘The cun-

and. they had ‘the lanefit of the bert
é the time. And
that helped.’

ean

Capt. Jud Thurber, hatibut skipper,
who returned from Vancouver early in
the snmmer in the hope that deep sen,
fishing would help- the restoration of
his health, has returned’ south. He Is
owner bf the ‘Vera ‘Beatrice, and one
of . the best imown operators - in the
north, But ' ‘his health is not what it
used to’ be. and more apecial treatment |
has. been. found necessary.. A Nova;
Scotian, he has followed the sea since

to the: West. Indies and South America .
oat

“Friends ‘tn Prinée Rupert have heard
of the recent death in; Vancouver of
Professor Aubrey Pryce, a music tea-
cher, who for years. made his. home in
Prince. Rupert.. He-was 64° years of
age, and is survived by: three. daugh-
ters and a-son. A daughter who lives

-|in Paris has made notable _brogress in

the study of inusie.
- ot; 2.8 ®

a Wor: A Week Prince Rupert; hag ‘heen,
thronged with natives’ Ayho,: with ean,
nery money, ‘have been - settling. ae-
*{ counts and laying in- goods. far the.
w inter. - Whole. families by. the . score
have come by “boat: and train, and in
heir trading has meant
considerable tg, the st res. and. réstaur-
ants, an : :

Stewart, the swining: camp,” _ where
antimism. or iginated, ‘ls feeling - extra
cheerful, Construction crews. are out
to ‘build a ‘road. to Big Missouri min-
ing property. This ‘work: -foreshadaws
what, itis snid. will le important de.

velopment Men ATE: already, heitig.
taken 9 readily as ‘Accommodation
is provid my ty ; ;

panied by -Miss?Frances' ‘Love, all of.
tthe Kisplox Valley, paid a visit to the”
coast Inst, week: and: the first of this -

-bweek went on: through: to Smithers,

1 . ad es.
Inspector, of. Provincial : Police John
A. Fraser arrived frony ‘the: coast last’
Tuesday mozning ‘and: was ‘met’ at the |.
depot by Sert.: Cline and. Cons. Grant.
who accompanied him to ‘Smithers -by.
ear, The Tnepector will leave soon to’
visit the new post at MeDame Creek:
‘ * “ Ld of

“he plane that canie ‘to ‘grief. at, the
Mission Potnt field’ some weeks, ago. is
not “ready .to fly yet: ‘What’ was. con-
aldered the necessary. ‘repairs: were

tractwas bandled, iby. Mitchell & Currk”’ -

I vacation,

"An and Mrs. Gedtige Biernés, accom-"

‘but they were not’ anfticient ie there
ses " _ {will he. another" delay. a ;
"There, will he nother: ‘chenip wate’ heal ae ‘ aan ob
Ar. and ‘Mrs, W. Ww. Anderson and :
bull. xebirned home on “

| Fred.M. Wells to appear on the scene
to give instructions for future devel-
opment on a large scale, Mr. Wells
has not yet‘arriyed, but that is noth-
jing—he may come in by plane or on
foot ond in the middle of the night or
nt-noon just in time for a chicken din-
ner after several feeds on faith. He
is coniing, if. not this week next week,

lor some other week, But he is going -

to put the Dardenelles on a producing
hasis and that is going to be easier to
accomplish that some of the other div-
ictend Daying mines Fred has brought
in. a

The Comer River ‘slonzh bwidge has
cheld Fred up fora long tine, At first
he-was inclined to be obit peeved to
find in'the spring that no start had
heen-made on the bridge that was

Published "Foor Weootay
C. iH. Bawle sone : Publisher

Advertising Tate, Display S50 ‘per ineh

per issue;.redding notices 16e for the
‘first Insertion. and. 10e ‘each’ subse-

quent insertions; legal notices 14¢ and
12ce. Display 0c per. inch:

Certificates “of. Improvements. 20 15.00
Water Notices nonce i $15.00

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cA ious Nort RETREAT

The Prinice Rupert News frequently
advovates the construction. ofa. road
from the coast through | the interior.
Some times: the News puts forth a fair
agrument. But last week. fhey under
took. to: ‘point: gut: the: value ot shh: road

froin““a military’ standpoint. : ‘Weil, a
paper that is not * milfartistic should
ndvoid, it possible, things’ military.
AS a military, reason for. the road, the

‘wrecked Inst fall. But like good fron- News says“it would be Very useful for

| ters men Fred saw the whys and the iv
youth, and early in Hfe made voyages | Wherefores, and. as. Archie Watt 84¥8 | yet shown that Canadians ever retreat-

about the train service, "We didn’t give
a dam about Bennett, but we have to
make money for King.” So Fred says

a retreat. 7” Now, “history has ‘never
ed, Tt is not likely the young fellows
today will retreat, at least not.as long’
‘as the old man is alive, Had the News

if we cannot do it now we will latter | oaia the road would be useful for get-

when the C.0.F. gets in ar some other
foutfit gets going,

RAISED THE RIVER BOTTOM?

An old: prospector, gold digger and
carpenter and what have you,-told the
Herald on Sunday that he looked for
"fnturé norma’. “His “water” on? th
Skeena.‘ river: to be about three feet
higber than normal -high water in. the’
past, He figures that the big floods
of last: fall and the post spring. has
ralsed the level of the river bed three
fect.. He does not hold out. much hone
for the nrasnectors awho have heen do-
‘ine 9 little caleniatine.on panning the
evavel heds.of the Skeena. .
the ald beds or hars. ‘are buried too
doo and that.9 lot of new bars have
Heen created. -'That.may he the ense.

Misa 1, Carpenter, R. N. of the Haz-
elton ‘nursing staff, returned to. her
dnties on! Monday after a two month’s
Miss Helen Campbell, R. N.
“acting: matron during. the. absence of

the week for the south for a couple of
months sholidays, Miss Craig retirned

from. ‘Winiines the first of. the week.
es, « s

Some: gravelling is now heing done
in places’ where gravel ‘had not been
| put before,” and ‘also on. the main high-
way and on the new fill... «> |. +

: il *. s. .

Mr, ‘and Mrs. AY. Finley of ‘Concord,
‘New, Hampshire, “who own a farm: in
‘the ‘Kispiox ° at’. ‘Plnlay- Lake, left. last’
Week. for the: American: ‘home, after hay :

yo spent. the summer: at Wintay: Lake.

os fee ”
The, Onuineca Ferald, fa amt $200

on ag

heey:

He sars }

Miss BM. Craig. B.N., left the first, ot ;

fa r- hebingy

7 sume her, duties, in: the publte! "y

ting reinforcements to.the front it's
plea for the road would ‘have been 2
great deal stronger. From a- military

‘standpoint, roads for retreat are not
pene favored. :

"PARTY. DISCIPLINE

wiantier” Riek: 5: “3 rée70f..the
seven | CCF. ‘members. of. the - ‘British
Columbia - Legislature. -have , Deen, ‘ex.
pelled.. from - the. party, a, Vancouver
desnateh: says. The -qnitlawed men?
hers were. not accused: of grafting, of
stuffing ballot boxes dr.of other. forms
of more] turpitude. They. merely ex-
nressed their opinions of CGF. ohjec-
tives. ‘
The Canadian public has heard ‘a
grand” -dleal from third ‘parties, .includ-

“ine the C.C.F., “ahout. the rigidity of

fltseinline inthe old. parties. A mem-

~hor of gne of these nefarious ‘politica!

rorttes, . ‘according » to C.GE, orators.
has no mind: of his own but! hag, to toe
the tine, obey the whip: and. say what
he is told to say or alse he thrown ta
the wolves. ; :

Tt rather, looks as. it the managers
of the ©, ¢. F, were the best. ‘digein-

linarians.in. the country. and could give.

naints to either the Grits or the Tories
in the. technique of cracking. the whip.
A month or: two hea: some 'Toranto C.

C. F.-ers were. kicked out, now comes

similar: news from British. Columbia.

and oon both ‘oceasions - the, offenders.
bait ‘done. nothing but *

peak their
minds, Ty the - matter of. party regu-
larity: the ‘OCF leaves the old A parties

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Pa.

AMiss ‘Ales: i Dimoek rear ned to: New |
Hazelton, the first of ‘the’ ‘week. ty re-
1g Phot heol .

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