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‘THE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE B. C., WEDNESDAY, NAY 18,1988.

TERRACE
Two’ tons of gold ore were shipped
from Terrace on the last wayfreight

' to the sampling plant at Prince Rupert

This ore came from Thornhill moun-
tain and is owned by local people who
are carrying on the development. , It
was expected by the shippers that this
ore would carry enough values to per-
init them to continue development. on
the property for some time. The own-
ers would Like to dp some work in an-
other place where they’ believe the gold
values are higher.

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* John Hepburr was laid np last week
for a few days with the flu.

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~The many’ frionds of Alex. Kerr are

glad to see. him home again etter a

seize of illness for some time.. He got
ack from the Rupert hospital last

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After long years of waiting ond ‘the
patience of Job,. Cons. McKenney got
a hrand new car last Saturday when
the wayfrelght arrived: from the coast.

The- police ‘work in Terrace is not so
had, but when.a multitude. of offices
are added to it, and those other offices
each take considerable. time, the job is}
He. has' receritly been
provided with a ‘stenographer, and now
He will hegin to live

a difficult. one.

he has a car.
onee more.
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“A lot of Terrace people are going to

Tsk for the 24th. The base ball sea-

“son will open ‘then and the ‘day will

Ww wind op with ‘a ‘big dance,
em

Som, that, the big. orders. far_ buom
"stinks ‘have been filled ‘the local saw
‘mills. wWill.be- running steadily for quite
The roads ‘are in. Rood
shape cand heavy truck : toads can be |’

_ some “time,

handled... La

Nites Ida Schultzik has opened the
Barhara Ann Beauty Parlor, next door
ta the ‘L0.0.F. ‘hall. and” ‘shé- ‘will be
-#lad to serve: the ladies’ of Terrace and
district ‘there. ‘Mise Schultzik ‘took a
full course in beauty parlor. work and |
A
beauty parlor in town should be: a big

hats’ also: had pretieal ‘experience,

“thing for the ladies, _

barbies

a Have you ‘ald your: sihseription yet"

. Fred Nash jr., arrived from Cariboo
on ‘Thursday and proceeded to tle
Osctall river where he will take a po-
sition in connection ‘with the mineral
development of that area.

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. Mr. and Mrs, Karl Marki and family
who recently arrived from. Switzer-
land, have bought the Dick Carr place
at. Remo, They are the first of the
Swiss ‘settlers to locate here, and
they wil! be followed’ by others before
long.

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Miss Mildred Frank is making goad

progress after her récent operation.
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F, A.'MeCallum, Prince Rupert was

a-visitor here for several: days last

week end.
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‘ Mrs, E, J. Moore left on Friday for
Hazelton where she will visit with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Irvine. '

: . .
Mrs. Grelg and Miss Velina Greig

are going south for a holiday.
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-P, Von Stolk left on Wednesday for
‘the south to have a look around. He
says he does not think he will find any
place more pleasant in which to live
and work than in Terrace

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‘Ter. Cc. A, Hinchliffe, Mrs. Geo. Do-
ver and Mrs. C. Herbert arrived from
Prince Rupert Friday night after at-
tending sessions of the Dioceran Sypod

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Mrs. J. Van Norman of Decker Lake
was the week end guest of Rev. and
Mis. C. A. Ffinchliffe.

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Mis. J. 8. Wilson of Burns Take ar-
satived frum Prince Rupert on Mon-
day and is ‘the guest of- Rev. and Mrs.
c. A. Tlinechliffe, .

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+ On Sunday evening in Knox chuveh

vice and EB. T, Kenney, M.L.A. was the
speaker of the evening taking as: his
topte The Good Samaritan.
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Mis. F. M. Dockrill of Telkwa is a
guest of Mrs. Alice Munro,
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On .Thursday Mr. and» Mrs, R. J.
Christy entertuined at dinner-in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. C..L. Mo Giggy, it be-

and Mrs. Gigey.

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“Seed Oats ‘Seed Wheat - “Garden.
Timothy and Alsike § Seed

Garden Tools

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R. W. Riley was in charge of the ser-

ing the “wedding anniversary of Mr.|.

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Rod and Gun. “2 a _
Chub ta to Haye °

The Tertace Rod & Guin ‘ola met.

of members: present. Correspondence
from the Game Board indicated. that
the chances: of successiul planting” of |
wild duek: foods was small.’ Experi-
ments had, been tried. in other parts of

Letters from Olof Hanson, M.P,, and

action to. have! the: aqua, fish. seined:

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tive Associations 0.7%

George Little has. offered. ‘the 1 use ‘of
a part of the beneh, south-east from
the Finter place for a rifle range and
n trap shooting grounds,: ‘and | Frank
Gavin went, “with Mr. Little to locate
the area.

him an honory., member. .
The president brought: up the matter
of juventls: using firearms’ in’ the park
on the hill, ‘and said he, had taken the
matter of posting notices with the Vil-
luge Commissioners. Co-operation hag
been offered by the commissioners,
and notices will be posted-ealling at-
tention to the fact that the ground was
prohibited ‘area for the use of fire-
arms. It was pointed out to the meet:
ing that the whole area ‘of the munici-
pality was.a closed aren, and that in-
forcement of this should be insisted, on.

A resolution .was forwarded to the
Game Board calling attention to the
practice of juveniles hunting with .22
rifles: without being accompanied . by
adults... The |: resolution urged that
measures be taken to end this practice |;
as it was a serious cause of depletion
of game bird. os

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Rome-Italy has a greater arena devot-
ed to vineyards than any other country
in the world. ‘

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The “Bourdon bell in Notre Damé
Cathedral in Paris, one of the giant.
| bells in Burope, welghs 13 tong :
1 . a eae. . af yet,

The size of a steel vail. is always
described by. the number of pounds. of |.
| steel per yard in. ‘that rail.

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A new ‘rond surface being” used. in

India’. consists. of’ inoldsses, |

powder and ‘plncked lime. ke
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‘One ‘South: ‘Amartean: country: CO}

unbia,’ has: sencoast- on. both Atlantic
wud Pacific oceans, | ee

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on Tuesday. ‘evening at the Terrace Bar |b.
ber Shop. ‘President Jack Sparkes wg.
in the chair. and there was @ good lot. ;-

the province with little or no suecess, |!

E. T. Kenney, .M.L.A,, told that both ||
were working to secure the necessary.

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The club decided, to, ‘pecome ‘affiliated :
with the B; C.: Fish and. Game Protec- ,

Th view of.the generosity of |" |
Mr, Little the meeting decided te to make |:-:

‘night was a big success.

ae of the. world. ‘apparenitl not: improving

chareoal'}: te:

. Recnis for..
° Baatge Cars
_ Plymouth Cars 2
 Desoto’Cars *
Dodge : Trueks :

: Passengers, ‘Freight, Express
“a! > Boggage transferred to any

point.” Prompt™ and reliable
., ‘Service. Always at your
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A. McDonald, Proprietor -

OPENED MAY 15th |
‘Barbara Ann: -
’ Beauty Parlor .
Permanents, Finger-waving, Marcel-
ling, Haireutting, Manicures, Facials,

ete. .
I. Sehultzik ....

...“Ferrace

‘G.: Cripps, provincial assessor at
Prince: Rupert spent part of last week
in Terrace. :

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On Wednesday last Mrs. J. H. Smith
-fave a surprise bridge in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Sundal on the an-
niversary of their marriage. Three
tables were played and the winners
were Miss Lawrence and Wm. Donald,
while the consolation prizes went to
‘Mrs. A. ‘Munro and Geo. Dover. |

On Saturday evening last Miss Letty
Cardinal was hostess in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Sparkes who celebrated
the second anniversary of their wed-
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The high school prom on Friday
A novel item
on the program was a vocal trio by
‘the Lonesonie Cowboys. The Usk or-

‘| chestra provided the music and as.

result of the evening between $15 aad
$20 was added to the High School Ath-
letic fund,

Pe ays

The stucco” intertor:: decorations ‘of
The Terrace Hotel ‘have’ ‘been: given the
finishing touches during the:past few
days. The large* seénic panels. in the

lobby. have been. changed: ‘from black
and White. ‘effects <:.to: -color scenes.
“Pie work’ las enhanced’ the: beauty of
the lobby and” it‘is one that will fitt-
ingly welcome’ the: guests for a long

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time to come,

any, the following recipe’ hod better be
kept for future reference : iy *

1 cup brown sugar; 134 ‘cups watr;;
1 eup of molasses ;' 216 cups pastry
flour ; . wyeup’ ‘shortening ; 4 teanpoona
baking powder; ; ix teaspoons | ‘mized
spices ; % cop candied peel. :
+) teaspoon, galt,

“Put the sugar, walter, molasses, ‘palt
‘and. shortening into’ a Saueepan and
‘bring‘¢o a rapid boil.’ ‘Cool, ‘then ‘add
the flour, baking powder. and. spices,

Beat thoroughly,’. turn into an oiled
pany and bake: In. & “moderate: “oven:

|? geyish refugees, froma Central Bor-|

m ‘intdad.

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‘slfted together, and’ the candied. peel. |

“Philbert Hotel
_ TERRACE; B. Cc.

Fully Modern e " Bleetric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms

_ P.O. Box 5

| | Telephone
Gordon Temple, Erop.

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“tf it grows. in the woods we'll,
get it”

Intet-Valley Lumber
& Supply Co.

Lumber Manufacturers
CEDAR Poles, Evines Posta

Spruce Boom Logs, Hemlock
oo Piling .
’ TERRACE, B. .

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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. |

Terrace Drug Store

PATTERNS
Ham Just Arrive

CLOCKS WATCHES E§. P. N. §.
- CREAM, SUGAR and TEA SETS

R. W. Riley, Phm. B.
Terrace, B.C.

If you are interested in
Building Loans

under the Dominion Hous-
ing Act See Us.

Little, Haugland
and Kerr
Lumber Manufacturers.

“MINING: SURVEYS
‘Fred Nash |

B. C. Land Surveyor

- PERRACE, B.C. 7

- Albinos, have "been, ‘known to. occur. ES.
among the colored, racen of, man. ee

ope. may be absorbed’ in industries ofi. .

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