\

“Master .. Elmer. “J.

McConnell: of Terrace is to.

be congratulated on passing’

-his' entrance examinations,
out of a class of nine pupils. =~
he was the only one to pass.;

Mrs. McConnell and

daughter Edith went. to’

Prince Ri t to consult. an

eye specialist the end of last -

: daughter: “ Barbara "and
Misses Clara: and Dorothy.

Geo. Powers was in
iss

Pritice Rupert on busin
this week.

Mrs, and Miss: Butts of

- Usk:-were: Terrace visitors

last Saturday.

itt Philips -and 208 of :
angn ac Or *
days in ‘Terrace rece

‘errace recently.

Rev, W. Robinson spent a

- week.-

TERRACE.
* KITIMAT

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-_ PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 3212 KALUM ST., TERRACE, BG.
-. “Serving Terrace, Kitimat, Nass Valley, Stewart and the Hazeltons

VOLUME 1-NO, 13 -

«

few days in Usk last and

_to ° ete

oF ey

y

neyniess

- Rex. Watt of Ocean Falls
was a visitor to Lakelse
hatchery last week. ,

Mrs. N. Sherwood ‘and
Little visited’ Mrs.- P
week.

‘

N. Sherwood went to
Kalum Lake on business las

. Mrs, Robinson and son

t a few days visiting in
nile week.

a

“Mrs, S. Kirkaldy and son.

Jack, Mrs, Wm. Vanderlip,

_ ‘Madams Ki

Fellows.

- Terrace .

Fifty years ago this week

Lo

‘

- in Usk yan Helen Greig det .
accompanied a picnic | _Friday’ for ‘Kalum: "
; 3. te chimne no were a week will be spent
camp,

an

Decoration ‘Day was .

the Odd

celebrated b
Rebekahs

Fellows and

on Sunday afternoon at 2:30
when mere than twenty.
-members-proceeded to the

to do honor to
members,- -The

ceme’
decea

wreaths contributed made a ..

beautiful display numbering

Monckton at Lakelse last “about twenty-five. all being

the product of local gardens.

oificiated at the graves for.
the Rebekahs while Messrs.
Swain and King read. the
service on beha

‘The many friends: of Dr.

Bishop -
- or fave ripened quickly and —
e

of the Odd

-the former's .

- THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1977

or

Bleecker wl be pleised to

learn he is making .a good

recovery after a recent

' Operation in Prince Rupert.

July weather was the
-hottest that. has. been —

recorded here for many long
ears.
reputation for having the
share of glorious sunshine
eannot be disputed this
year, Not a cloud has been
seen-for over two weeks. |
The” theremometer
registered $6 in the sade
shade with ‘no change in
t, All séasonable fruits

continued warm’
weather is shortening the
picking season.

Mr. and Mrs. BT. Kenney:

aa -' fet on Thursday for New

Mrs.. Fred . Nash. and:
- family have gone to Masset
-for a holiday. They will visit
Mrs. Nash’s. parents, Mr. ;
‘and Mrs. Edenshaw.

Hazelton and from there will
motor to Victoria on
: holiday trip.
‘They were accempanied y
siste

Hennion and son Sherman of

‘Victoria who have been here

with relatives for several

. weeks.

. The Va tie

‘NECESSARY

;, Mrs. o

FLOWER SHOW AUGUST
VW) ee ae
. All indications are that’,
there will be a’ bumper:’
crowd at the-flower show on. -

a crop of flowers that would |
be. the envy .of Victoria or:

+

Tacoma. Prize lists are out .

and programs for the day.
and evening are being...

ulated.

SIGN POSTS

signs on the ma

ARE

between here and Smithers; .

. Where mlecess .
peoins that highway” 8

have been put up from the

east to Smithers, but not
west. These signs are very
necessary for

will no doubt attend to that
matter now that a are

being made to the piece of
road in question.

-also that danger signs be put

e safety of
travellers. The government