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TERRACE, B,C

« WEDNESDAY, MAR

H 22, 1983.

Fally Modern
Trave

P. O. Box 5

Electri
Running Water
ilers Sample Rooms

-Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B.

C.

Telephone
7 L. Martin, Prop.

e Light

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home on Thursday, of last week;-
Mr. and Mrs,

known in Terry
fomed as permanent residents,

D. ‘Little, F. Gibb and C
left on Saturday for
have secured Positions.

_—y

The 1.0.0.F, sta

All re
Oil and gas,
parts, tires,

ete,

Terrace, B.C,

Bring your car in for a
Complete Overhaul

Agar’s Garage

pairs carefully made
Full stock of

General Motors Agent

Terrace orchestra Provided part of

nunibers for the old time dances,

over the week end and in
the road was tuler water.
in addition ta the water from

some pla

on Wests Hill on the Knlum road

j Becessary repairs,

‘The ice on the river at Little Cany

fis developing cracks and promises

Lumber

Reugh Lumber

S1S common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

lap

Ete.

Shingles Mouldings,

‘Terrace Mill Stock of

No. 2 Shiplap day evening whe

‘PRICES ON APPLICATION

Geo. Little Terrace, B.C.

"spell continues, and there
' .
fWhy it shonld not.

me

Considernhle interest is belag taken
bate to be held Thurs-
n the question of elim-

in the coming de

|inating frills from the eurrieulum

adies, one team

the other by the Native Sons,

a

while Mrs, P.M. Hull, Mrs. B.A. Mr

/Sent the Native Sons.

YORK HOTEL

Vancouver, 8. Cc.

The House of Comfort

and Cheerv Service

Extremely BABTY
Rew Winter.

Riatess
a WITHOUT SATE «WITH BATH
DAILY $ 1.50$ 2.00
MONTHLY 25.00 30.00
ALL OUTSIDE ROUMS
J
Free Garage
.
In the centre of the city’s
attractions

large and noise proof

Prite For THlustrated Folder

All rooms exceptionaliy

THE YORK HOTEL

Vancouver, B,C,
4. G. Woughtan Afanaaer

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eins

cet]

.}ebureh Was tastefully deeornted with

Terrace Notes

Austin Goodenough of

Bilays last week,
cea at poles,

Mr. and Mrs, (. R. Githert returned”
from the const on Tuesday morning. .

ee

Sb oe TG
. an os .
m iiss Jenn Meleod who has béeen‘in "The tor

the Hansen
me ituber & Uimber Co, Was here n few

He shipped ont one

‘ [home A dance was given in Usk in

_ Wedding Bells

Holmes-Smith

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On Friday, Mareh 17 ut 21 o'clock

|) Miss Mary Violet Smith was united tn

. Fish caught in the sea fisher.
fes of Canada in 1932 totalled
711,917,800 pounds valued at over

| matrimony to Willlim Holmes of Usk

The ceremony was performed at St,
; Matthews chureh and Rev. I. A. Me-
As the bride entered
father,
Mr, E. M. Smith, Atiss Janet Young. at

Kim officinting.
re church on the arm of her

194,788,800 bounds; New Brung-
| the organ, played the wedding march. 7 tat OF nO, pounds; Quebec,
{The bride wore a dress of sapphire 87,144,300 pounds and Prince. Ed-.

"j bine erlnkle silk, and a white silk m | “ward Island, 23,738,000 pounds.
[Veil that reached to the floor, She

.  eirried a bouquet of pink and white re-
ses, Dlingled with baby breath, The

j bride was attended by Miss Jenn Me-
Lead, who wore a dress of Pule green
| taffeta amd a white and green organdy
phat. The bride's sister, Miss Helen
Smith, ucted ns mnid of honor and was
‘dressed int perch crepe with a white
‘Lace mohair steuaw. fat, The bride's
lattendents alsa ¢cnrried honquets of
ipink and white roses, ‘Lhe Sroom was
supported by his brother, Jns, Tolmes
lini

‘
,

>We heing signed Miss Velnn Greig
if ~ .
(Greig sang “Because I Love You, The

(white and pink streamers and banked
iWith nv florn] display of roses and fern.
Following the Coreaniony at the chureh
a Wedding breakfust was served at the
Philhert Hotel at which 27 guests were
present. The hotel put on a splendid
spread and before the bride w
tier wedding cake, I. M, Willson pro
posed (he toast to the bride and a num.
ber of speeches were mande. Tater in
the day the , wedding party left for
Usk where they will intke their future

honor of the newly weds and they were
glyven a warm reception by thelr many
friends, .

Vaneovuyer for *ome months, returned

John MeRae of: Prince

cé and they will be wel-

Cautherye
Anyox where ther

&ed a very enjoyable:
daice wn St. Patrick's evening. The

musie and J, McLaren played several

Torrential rains visited the district

The rain,
the melt-
ed snow, washed ont part of the grade

on Monday the loval crew of the pmblic
Works department were busy making

‘go out very shortly if the present mild
is no renson

_the public and high schools will be dis-
cussed. “The dchate will be conducted
: ss vue . si by six local J
No, 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint Sponsored by the board of trade and
Mes-
dames 8. G. Mills, H. Tr. Allen and W,
C. Sparkes on behalf of the Board of
Trade will take the affirmative side

being

j Kim ond Miss Bessie Moore will repre-

8. Gartland. While the register,

ns nu four |:

Here and There

A cod with a Silve

Rupert arrived last Friday and wit |. ;

make their home at Kallum Where Mr, sna fen Albérta mines for
McRae has a small farm and orchard. oa -tOlalled 4,870, tons, an
Mr. and Mrs. McRae are both weil Increase of 300,000 tons over 1981,

spoon en- _ Legs (Whote or halt), per pound oo...
“sraved “C. BP. RB.” in its stomach .
was caught recently at the fish Loins, per Ih. Sreteeatee seteatees eassstgeses
float, Port Alberni, B.C. The
spoon probably fell overboard Heads, per Ib. TTA natetee aneasecseecetaetnseeensesg”
rom one of the company’s coastal sai ,
liners, Pany's co Side Pork, per th. Setteeesees acesnesenieeen, totes aeesseecescseseee Hf
A trip that formerly took two SBOE COD ones rita 1244
gays over rough trails is now . ,
one in 20 minutes by airplanes . : an
the] when fish from Northern Manj- SALADS VEGETABLES FREH AND SMOKED FIsi
toba lakes are transported to rail .
head for distribution all over re a
Canuda aud-the United States, TS :

Ces? the cruise s@ason

recently when the
Australin sailed from

oi Medilorranean cruise with a
list of 400 Passengers, - Many so-
nd] ejay

on bourd.

The Nation
Club’s tour

OF Burape
all hitches

op ahd sailed

to} fie Huer
the Al
play in
Prazue.

Montealm,
an Cup holdere
Loudoa,

Twenty-
the
aud Alaska rou
cess Royal,
Canadian
Steamships
out of the
Tug and Ba

te, the old
once the pride
Pacific's 3.¢,

of

Service to the
rge Company,
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Carnival Throne,
. Hustlers’ triple
ladies’ hockey
tacular ski jum
of 12 to 15 we
features of the Banff Winte
uival recently concluded.
Violet Davis, of Edmonton
crowned the 1934 Queen.

Series, and
ping by youn

ee

Canada's
ter Rolf tourney,
toria Golf links
Beatty Trophy,

and 65 women.
England, Scotlan
British Columbia
Provinces,

They came
d, United §
and the P

$11,000,000,
British Colum
327,681,900 pou

Ct the total

real, centre for thirty-odd
of the French.
legal and sgoclal life of the
vince of Queb
a further lease of Life
adian Pacific direction until
tober 1. It was to have cl
its doors

sentations
Tegpite,

brought about

special clipped

four hourg f
the = regular

trans-contine

Pacific Railway offi
to be the fastest Tu

clals bel

to Field recentlys
for the Colbourne

-Jones Comp
playing

caught up with it at

er

Meld.

Ki. Jucobson of Shames was in town

on Monday making &arrangemen
the reopening af his sawmill,
- —

The Shames

material,
bt)

etree

George Tessier of Terrace tg

taco News is ouly Two Dollars tlent at the Hazelton Hospita).

[y prominent Canadians were

il Sea Flog Hockey
overcame
recently
from Halifax by Canadian Paci-
They are
and will
Paris, Berlin and

SIX year old veteran of
northern British Columbia

fleet, has been sold

Edmonton's recapture of the
the Pdmonton
vietory in the

re the outstanding

fifth annual mid-win-
over the spring-
like fairways of the Oak Bay Vic-
for the EB. W,
started February
21 with an entry list of 75 men

bia. accounted for
nds: Nova Scotia,

The Place Viger Hotel, Mont-

years
Canadian political,

ec, has heen given
under Can-

permanently January
$1, but may and bowerful repre-

A record-breaking ride through
the Rockies on thelr three-car

train schedule in what Canadian

M ever made
for the 605 miles from Vancouver
The run, made

“Too True to be Good,”
started four hours after the resu-
Jar train had left Vancouver und

srwmill line Secitred 9
slzeable contract from the C.N. RB, for

——
One of the largest Sallings of .
Was recorded
Empress of
New York

Prin.
of the
Coast

Island

spec-
esters

t Car-
Miss
1 Waa

from .
tates,
rairie

catch

Pro-

Oc-
osed

the

rom
ntal

lieve

any

ts for

‘|with Mrs. Michiel, proved to be a fast

James Rich

mond, Ltd.

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(ARDEN SEEDS

ALFALFA

CLOVER

YEGETABLE

SPRING GARDEN TOOLS

TIMOTHY ALSIKE

FLOWERS

~E.T. KENNEY. LTD.

Lone Rancher
is Found Dead
~ By Wood Pil

reached Terrace on Wedn

Word

ten miles up the Naas River
Ayuinsh.
borted that ther
iying alongside bis wood pile.
investigation they
in a starving condi
had had no fee
taking care
Proceeded to
set to Terry
«AS
have been imude for two of the leadin
citizens of Ayainsh to pr

fro

d for some time.

inition, fo discover, if possible, wha
Was the canse of death,
tion is dependent y
this party

pon the report o
who ave expected to retnrt

the week,

ilone the water

Some yeuts aga he decided to quit the

sea, aud he located in the Naas Valley,
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v
BASKETBALL, MARCH 18

Ce

Th the flrst game to be Hayed in the
semi-final series of the local basket-
ball loop on Saturday night the Ball
dogs subdued the Panthers 8 to 2. The
Junior schedule will be finished this
Week, total points count, : ;
‘In the feminine series the Tillicumg.
again displayed their superior com-
bination and shooting to defeat. the
Hicks by n 26 to 17 score, Bessie
Moore and Margaret MeLaren’ teamed

and acewate forward Ine which put
the game on ice early in the third per-
lod. H. Lyons handled the shine.

The sentors played a‘ fast-and’ rough
sime to furnish the only excltement of

n pa-

the evening. After pliying for twenty

day of last week that James Winter-
nrute had been found dead on bis ranch

Tndinns passing through re.
had found his body
Upon
found the live stock
tion, and apparently
After
of the animals the party
Ayiansh. where Word was
ce to the Provincial Police
2 Yesult of the Yeport arrangements

oceed to the
ranch and conduct 2 searching exam-

Further ac.

to the Nuax settlement at the end of

The deceased was well known niong
the const of B. O, Some years ago he
Was engazed in sulinon trolling and
backing sabnon for market, and he
was a familar fivvre in. those days
front in Prince Rupert

{other ‘on all’: Poitits,

beints, but in
Thomas, engineering
opened wp the fame,

e

es

m Saturday night.

action, Publie Support is hoped for
uncial srecass also,
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Our old friend | Capt. Bowen-Col-
thurst who farins on Vancouver Island
in the winter and at Terrace in the
summer is not an enthusiastic sup
borter of the Provineia] Game Board,
the pet of the Attorney General who
jolly. well Mikes to flap a bit of a fly at
jolly old trout, you know, The Capt.
however, is chiefly bothered abort the
hally deer that consume his crops on
the winter farm. In the south there
Is x great deal of objection to the ad-
ministration of the game act,
gins to look as if the Attorney Genera!
has concluded that
English as is Vie

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sport of the bloods,
beople in Canada intend to starve for.
the want of ment so that same may be
Lrotected for the city sport. The game
uct tind the game board bave got in

very bad in all barts of the Province, |

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‘Balance thé Budget Jones and In.
flated. Money Pattallo have been mnak-
ing -the “best’ speéchas of thelr lives"
and incidentally disagreeing with each
“Rending the re
borts of Mr. Pattullo's r
Wonders if he hag not

Yeported platform
offeirs, and as 1
Prospective Provincial premier it {x
very doubtful if tlie Dominion prem'o-
ould pay much dttention to him. -1)

niinntes the Meteors lead by seven

the Dominion field,

—

the Second half Freq
the Town Team,
They eame With-

The champtonship will be decided on

The teams are well
untched and should furnish Dlenty of

sO
that the season may Wind up as a fin-

orm. I, McKen-
the whistles fy:

is Just ‘possible. however, that Mr. 1
tullo may be going to Awiteh over iy |