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Von. 7 TERRACE, B. C., FRIDAY, JULY 16. 1926 A No. 28
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: Auxiliary Held Meeting | p**-"~* aaa ae
Tourist . Lusaseme The W.A, of the Terrace Hos- |é mre? a ‘AN STEAMSHIP and TRAIN SERVICE
Hoe Beaanes TERRACE Honntem ne Dital met on. Tuesday afternoon sh q Sailings from PRINCE RUPERT for VANCOU- §
in the G.W.V.A. Hall and made VER and intermediate points each MONDAY and
arrangements to hold a jawn|s THURSDAY, 4 p.m., and SATURDAY, 6 p.m.

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Shirley and Arthur Sager, the
children of Rey. Dr. and Mrs.
W. Sager, of Port Simpson, are
enjoying the vacation with Annie
and William Allan at the Kno
Church parsonage, ,

T. W. Brewer, of the Forest
Branch, Smithers, was a visitor
over the week-end,

Subject to the approval of the
Provineial airs Board, the dates
of the Terrace Fall Fair will be
September 22 and 23, These days
were set ut a recent meeting of
the local Fair Board, At this
fathering ways and means were
discussed of improving the fair
and of making it this year the
best ever.

Mrs. Geo. Munro and three
children, of Prince Rupert, are
spending the summer holidays at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. J, H.
Thompson,

Frank Phiseator and Ernie
Hoult left early in the week ona
prospecting trip to the Williams
Creek country,

W. E. Vanmeter came in from
Vanarsuvul for the week-end.

Tne Ladies’ Guild of Knox
Churen met at the home of Mrs.
D. McKinaon on Wednesday af-
ternoun,

Next Sunday, July 18, in the

United Church, service wilt be
held at 11 a.m. and Sunday School

Bat 12.30. Evening service will

take place in the Anglican Church
at 7.30,
After a period of four years
’ spent on the teaching staff of the
local school, Miss Mayme Dobb
has sent in her, resignation, to
the great regret of many people
of the Terrace district,

Rev, W, Allan spent few days
in Usk last week.

Jas. MeEwen has returned to
his home in Vancouver after
spending several weeks as the
guest of his sister, Mrs. T. Young.

T. H. Walsh, of Hazelton, spent

, the week-end visiting his sons at

'» the home of Mr, and Mrs. W. C,

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Sparkes,

Mrs. N. Sherwood was hostess
at a delightful party on Saturday
to celebrate the tenth birthday
anniversary of her daughter Bar-
bara. The young guests were
taken to Braun’s Island, where
the time was pleasantly spent in
bathing and games, followed by
the serving of refreshments.

Mrs. J. E. Kirby, of Smithers,
was the guest of Mrs. D. D.
Munro last Friday.

Mrs. George Keith entertained
the B.D. Bridge Club on Tuesday
evening last,

Miss Bertha Fowler, of Arm-
Btrong, B.C., is the guest of her
brother, F. C, Fowler: Miss

Fowler is a former teacher of
Kitsumgallum School and has
many friends in the Valley who
are pleased to welcome her back.

Miss Violet Whitlow, of Usk,
was the guest of Gladys Kenney
during the past week.

. Mrs. W. H. Watt returned to
her home in Amesbury on Sunday
after spending a short time in
Prince Rupert,

Capt. J, B, Colthurst and fami-
ly are spending the summer
months in their cottageat Lakelse
Lake, The Captain is disporting
himself in a fine new Peterboro
canoe which he recently pur-
chased,

J. Filber, of Chilliwack, is
spending a holiday at Kalum
Lake,

Peter Brusk, who has spent
some time in the Kalum Lake
district, left for Vanarsdol the
end of the week,

Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Thurston,
of Kugene, Oregon, before com-
ing tu visit Rev. and Mrs. T. J.
Marsh last week, thought their
old schooi friends were still doing
mission work among the Indians,
jand were agreeably surprised on
| arriving to find them living in a
well settled agricultural country,
whose luxurious growth of vere-
tarion surpassed anything they
had seen on their travels,

Mrs. Tremaine and Mrs, Wake-
field, of Prince Rupert, are holi-
daying at ‘‘The Crossways,” the
guests of Mrs. R. £. McIntosh.

Mrs. J. B, Agar and Mona
Greig spent Thursday cf last
week in Remo.

Miss Evelyn Rice, of Prince
Rupert, was the guest of Mona
Greig at the end of the week.

Sunday last being an ideal day
Tor an outing, nearly all the autos
in town were loaded with trip-
pers to Lakelse Lake, Big and
little, old and young, enjoyed the
day in bathing, swimming and
boating.

Minister Retiring |

Archdeacon Rix, administrator
of the diocese, visited Terrace
this week in connection with the
resignation of Rural Dean T. J.
Marsh from the active ministry,
Rev. Marsh has been suffering
lately with his eyes, in addition

| to his other illness, and that fac-|.
{tor makes it impossible for him

to accept further responsibility
for the services. His many yeara
of devoted work in the communi-
ty will not readily be forgotten;
the consciousness of a long fight
and a good fight should brighten
all hia days, which his scores of
well-wishers, hope will still’ be
many. sy hs .

social shortly at the home of mr.
and mrs. 0. T. Sundal, The en-
tertainment committee ‘is busy
preparing an interesting program
The proceeds wiil be used for
Auxiliary purposes. At the close
of the meeting the ladies were
addressed by Miss Davidson, Do-
minion organizer of home nursing

Cross Society, The visitur gave
a very clear exposition of the
work of the Society in peace
times, and referred to the very
good work that is being done by
the Junior Red Cross in the hos-
pitals for crippled children. She
explained the plan of home nurs-
ing classes, and suggested that
one be started in Terrace in con-
nection with the Auxiliary,

Odd Fellows Installed

The annual installation of offi-
cers of Lakelse Lodge I.0,0.F.
took place in their lodge-room on
Monday evening. following the
ceremonies the company proceed-
ed to Progress Hall, where they
were entertained by the members
of the Rebekah Lodge ata high-
ly enjoyable banquet. ‘The fol-
lowing officers were installed:

Past Grand—W. E. Smith,
N. Grand—L. H. Kenney.
V. Grand—F. C. Bishop.
Chaplain—A, C. Fowler,
Secretary—W, Cassells,
Financial Sec.—H. S. Warne,
Treasurer—I. R, Frank.
Warden—H. A. Swain,
Conductor—J. H. Smith,
R.S.N.G.—R. Cory.
L.S.N.G.—T, E, Brooks,
R.S.V.G.—HE. T. Kenney.
L.8.V.G.—S, F. Mills.
LG.~H. King.

0.G.—E, M. Smith.
R.8.8.—R, Corlett.
L.&.8.—J. Viger,
Organist—C, J, Toombs.

Installed Rebekah Officers

On Wednesday evening the
Terrace Rebekah Lodge installed

their new officers, as follows:
Past Grand—Mrs, W, E. Smith,
Noble Grand—Mys, J, Kirkaldy,
Vice-Grand—Mrs, H, King.
Rec, Secretary—Mre, E. T. Kenney,
Fin. Secretary—Myrs. E, Warne.
Treasurer—Mrs, F. C. Bishop.
R.5.N.G.—Mrs, F, Mills,
L.S§.N.G.—Mrs, D., McKinnon,
R.5.V.G.—Mrs, M. Fowler.
L.8.¥.G.—Mrs, M, Smith.
Warded— Mra. G. Powers,
Condactor~Mrs, W. Vanderlip,
I.G.—Mrs. W. Cassels,
0.G.—H, King.
Organigt— Miss Opal Cassels,

There will be a service of Holy
Communion at 8a.m, in St, Mat:
thew’s Church, Terrace,'on Sun-
day next; also Evening Prayer
and sermon at 7:30, as announced
last Sunday, . .

: Recent additional donations to
the Terrace Hospital. Fund in-
elude $10 from J. Siegfried, and

[$2 from Mra, Alex. Olson.

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Timber Sale X8121

Sealed tenders will he received by the
District Forester not later than noon
on the 24th day of July, 1926, for
the purchase of Licence X8121, on
Lot 8078, C.R. 6, between Pacific and
Dorreen, to cut 18,000 lineal feet of
cedar poles and piling.

Two (2) years will be allowed for
removal of timber. ; .
Farther Particulars of ,the .Chief
Forester, ictoria, B.C., or District
Forester, Prince Rupert, B.C, 2H

Jack Gilbert, who has spent
the past two years in the lumber
business in. New York City, -is
spending a yacation: with hig
parents, Mr. and mrs. C, k. Gil-

bert. He will return east’ by
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