NEWS

VOL. i,

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TERRACE,’ B. Cy WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936 ©

: REV. MR. CRISP WAS CALLED ‘Fred M. Wells cian ff FINANCIAL STATEMENT —=— — = = —
= Knox United Church has ‘extended | ' : |

a call to Rey, Adam Crisp to become

the pastor of the church. Mr.’ Crisp

Was sent in July to supply the field

during the illness of. Rev. Cecil Lan-

caster, It has since been decided that

the work here would be too much for

“ Mr, Lancaster, and Mr. Crisp is stay-

ing to supply until the end of the con-

ference year on June 30. ‘In view of

the outstanding work of Rev. Mr. Crisp

with the young folk of the district; a8

_ especially shown in the, Community

Camp at Lakelse Lake last summer,

wud the Community Christmas Tree 2

few weeks ago it was felt that he was

(he logical person to continue with the

work. The ent] has gone through the

regular channels, after Mr. Crisp hed

_ expessed -his willingness to carry on
the work,

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MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR KING

+ Tnesday morning saw, the’ Orange
hall packed to. capacity with the con-
svezation that gathered for the Mem-
oriat service for the late King George
Vv. iT. Kenney M.L.A. was in charge
of the serviee ani the opening volun-
lary “Large” was rendered by Mrs, Ss.
_ Kirkaldy on the plano and 8. Kirkaldy
on the. eoranet, . The order of service
was-as follows :—-Hymn 662 ; -introduc-
tion by E. T. Kenney, MLA: ‘duet,
“Gently Lord” by Mrs. Kirkaldy and
Miss Velma Greig: lesson, ‘28rd psalm
by Rev. Adam Crisp; prayer, Rev.
Linney; hymn 550; sermon, Rev. J. E.
Birchall; duet, “He wines the tear,”
Miss Longworth and .E, T. Kenney?
hymn 516; benediction ; “God Save the
Kings” Miss Fanet Young présided ‘at
the piano and Mrs. A. Munro wags ac-
companist for. the special musical
numbers, :

A very successful ‘church soclal was
held in St. Matthews hall on Friday.
evening, 12 tables of. whist occupied
o aD food part of the evening. . The win-

ners were: men, Bobby Hamer, conso-
lation, W. Donald; ladies: Mrs, & G.
Mills, consolation Miss @. Cardinal.

jrepluecing the Copper

On Dardenelles

Fred M. Wells and Major Gook ar-
rived in town on Wednesday and con-
tinued on tothe coast
Mr. Wells told the Terreee News that
he had come in hoping to arrange for
an early start on the development of
the Dnrdennelles properties. Snow ds
light ‘this “winter and work could be
opened much earlier than in the usual
spring. When he found that work on
_viver
bridge had not yet been started he ex-
pressed’ considerable disappointment.
This bridg is a vital link to his pro-
perty, and until the bridge is rebuilt.
work ‘at the. mine will be held back
As he, bad planned to use. the services
of a good many men, this relief to the
tenployment pressure. will have - to.
wait antl such time 1s the. public
warks department comes to life and
provides the funds for wiiges and ma-
terial.

Mr. Wells. ‘spoke
the work of Mr. Kenney in his. efforts
to have ‘the work done at once, but
stressed the need of the community
getting behind the niember and foree
the issue with the anthorities at Vie
toria. -

At the municipal election N. 8..Sher-
wood was returning officer and. R.
Beecher was poll clerk,

“ om:

Mrs, E, T. Kenney was bridge hos:
tess on_Thursday....
were Mrs. H. L. McKenney, lucky num

‘Ready to Start.

‘Wednesday. |’

slough |

appreciatively of |

The prize winners |. -..-

ber Mrs. Geo. Dover, consulation, Mrs;
R. ‘Cortett.

mot kk
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Guido Bussunich, who has been ac ae-

Rupert on ‘Saturday.
se eo

the week end, althongh at noon Mon-

aay a small flurry: of snow came along

Son CARRERE ic IRICEN

When you use the columns of your-

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You are supporting a ‘Ineal industry and eucouraxing, the”

‘Buy at Home” principal.

vou use thege columns?

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Fell the buving public what you have and give the price,

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Are here to earry that message to the publie for you, =f |

. Varicouver printers will not help build your town and fommuanity nor

stor ereE reir ween Kerexanns

- Will.

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’ Resident Agents '

E T. KENNEY, LIMITED

_Terrace, B. C.:

“Now i is the time to

‘Phoenix.

“FIRE INSURANCE Protection”

“Heavy firing in cold ‘weather’ increases “the Hozari,
_ Property by insuring: in _Teliable: compaisies.

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‘Liverpool, London & Globe 3
American’ “and other companies." -

Witte us ‘for rates ©

check ap, on: your"

Protect ‘your: 7

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countant for George Little for some|
months, left for his home in Prince 7

Cold cear weather continued aver |- "

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- RECEI IPTS:

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- Receipts and Expenditures

For the Year ending December 3lst. 1935

cesteecsseee eed nis 8

PAYM ENTS:

tonds and Sidewnlks~-Lnbor |

* ASSETS:
|

.) Unpaid Water Dues .

ae ’ “Ottiea Wixtures | este cranes

ry 0
rate ayer Zon, cs, 6 h

Material
COM acts ce ceeded

“Water System oi.....j0 “esleauae sie sspeerecee” 850-28

Hospital per diem payments sone aesesnsgeeeed 417 83

_Suniries—Printing and Stationery sevestarecsaeteseees TT 85

AGEL E cee liceeeasedennne ceeeeeesnnenenennerseees 10 00
FIMEL se ssatanetanes seseresscteeeceenaned peochaapereeenieesten 6 00
. Postage

Rent

“7 wiranice .

~ Notice. Board .

| Assets and Liabi lites.

: ue ee "December Bist 1985

- Caan i Bank acctesseeesteenns penyeeennegqene
- Government: Bond ...
Unpaid: ‘Toxes .......1.

Fire Holt: and Lot’
“Ww ‘ater System seagetveceense
Toals, etc. we

3

are

meen mera apt
yout q
:

$05 8

5 iis & =
1482 91. °

875 21

» January Ist, Cash in Bunk
TANOR—VAUNG ececsecesecsecee, ceselcoectlece seoseieaescee dace 565 88
. Improv ements : “584 OT
APVORTS lec 980 14.
Penalties . . 282
Voll Tax 34 00
- Dor License | Lescdaa "20°00 :
Prade Wcense ccc ees lilccncsecltee ces 277 10
Water Recetpts peceesetscveneeae vas o casnelbentuesteree 544 it
Misevlnnenus—Govt. Grant Motor. License Lesnees 385 OT
‘ Interest on Bond ............. van cedeenennenseseed sotecs 27 00
‘ Interest on Reserve Account... 291
Pound CHArges oot meee 12 007
Sule of Lot vo ee Sregeeerees bectesneneeee .. 2500 -
PAX SMe eecceewecssecessie seessecsessenneteceeee sees 80 06.
School Tax held in tras seoserecineceaee 29-70

362 GL

$3996 G4

- 888 70

350 28

S783

162 91

"$9671 79

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‘Post offlee DOX Tent. cs eee BBO
eC |) ee ee seoeeseenee - 200
= Registration... elie tices 19 25
Ss Water Rights oo. ecceeliele ceenessate 6 00
Je DU TORS ety cnet neg 2 91
Clerk's Salary oc elec cee 5B 00
 OFf¥ee SUNALICS cee elec ee AT LL
Mlre Hydrant occu aetpiave. reavaesvetneeseses 6-00
Union of B. C, Municipalities dattstesseseeceee 10 on
Telegrams ...........- eitatessas cuvnlenterssceee fo eenssteee  & 65
Pound Rent ............05 _ 32 00
x Jubilee Celebration .... 18 GO.
- Workman's Compensation. stesseneeene penateceuses 15 00.
’ “Donation to Base Bail (331 ee 5 00
‘ a Mtreet LGD. ceecteene scceestent tebe 13 50):
Refunds — seueceeme ues fenton “nav evess ot,
_ Special Constables 0... ke cence 8 00
“School Tax forwarded oc... vase ieeee . 24 69
Water ‘System oooccicg clicelene ae) OB
sr o
Bane En Bank ce cies cesseceedasetennee 07

' , $3226 64

| Christy’s Bakery

» . Terrace, B.C.

e
’ Will ship to any point on line
Will vou try our ‘Bread and
‘Bans? |
Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake, Get our price.

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--Philbert Hotel
’ _-TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
_ Travellers Sample Rooms.
P. O. Box 6 Telephone

~ Gordon Temple, Prop.

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Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

Taxi

Trucking Delivery
Coal and Wood

- > Agent for

Ford Cars

Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

Terrace Drug Store

“i: . FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.

Try Our White Pine with Tar ani
{Cold Tablets,

R. W. Riley, Phm.B.
TERRACE SAW MILL

We carry il complete stock Of
: Rough Lumber

No. 1 and 2 Shiplap a
|. Sized Dimension _ oa ‘

. Sbingtes, Mouldings on

a Prices ‘on: 1 appltation, ve

to

ak Nornian A Watt

a auulte serious ‘condition,

: “Mis, Pr, ‘Sheeban, of: the Riepto
patient- ‘in ‘the hospital: and fis”