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THE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACES. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

26, 18:

1938

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‘START “THE DARK NIGHTS WITH A ANEW
Stewart Warner Radio |

“Or r fix up the old: one with General Batteries

After ‘visiting in Terrace for’ a:thme
W, O’Brien returned to the coast Sat-
nrday night: and thence by boat to Tul-

sequah where he is working, ©. .,

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CARD OF THANKS: <7

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Mr. and Mrs, Finter and” taunts |
wish to show: their appreciation and
thanks to all- who -took part in any’

” Wedding Bells

MARTIN-FINLAYSON

rhe ; ing ‘took place at 7 vclock
Thuidsdae évening, October 20, at St.
wustetecren ‘Stewart,'of Catherine
“Cathy? * inlayson,. daughte fof : Mr.
and MB. . Fintnyson of Terrace, BC.
to wWilltath, HH. Martin of Big Missouri.
tk Sowmed iat: avhite satin dress cut
OF. Pring Aines, with Hlizabethan

way. at the dance given for. the bene-.

fit of their son; Archie Finter,. now:in- on
_ hospital_as the result: of a:very geri-
dunenocddent, ©

“Thank: ‘you all again.:+:
~ Finter.

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- Gona, H, 1. MeKenney Jett on: “Thurs:
day for the «oust on escort duty, and
went on south. Sols

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_ Ralph M, Corey started: a “hotiady nt
‘journey to the south: last Thursday:

He. will viskt- Vancouver .. “and: other

points on the. mainland: Sas
“ke %, _

Mr. and Mra’ W. ‘King. left for the

ogst.on Monday, to- holiday with their
damedter, in Toronto. '

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; Haskethatl - practice started | Satur-

ay night and teams are: getting. into |
slinpe for the: opening of the season.

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Revi, Ai Harditig-Pr jest of” Calgary
wis in town ‘the middle -of last’ week.
Tle is western field bécretary: for’ the
haard of -rellzlous: ‘education. :
dav eveninghe- conducted: a service in
St. Matthews: eHurch and: bh Friday
afternoon held. a. service for’ the | young-

" ep. folk. Poltowing ‘this’ service he" iiet:
. the Sunday. school teaeljers’ and: talked

over the work: they ‘are! slong.
Ce me ON
Miss Tula’ Simpson 1s back having
arrived on Satnrday's ‘train,’ - Miss
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the sone. and, wit ‘visit Werw for’ sonie!

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collar, “HRS. brides embroidered veil of
tine-n pt, ayith t rnin, was. held -to. the
coiftu ta i ibandeau ” of orange
blossoms. AS cher. sister’s bridesmaid

wood on Tuesday aftérnoon that the
hunting party: of D. G. ‘Little, “Chris,
Haugland, Lioyd Johnstone and’ ‘Steve
Tomecek had: arrived hack - at: that
point. The boys lad gone- out after a
flock of goat, ‘but their efforts were a
blank, According to advice, a confer-
ence was held‘ as to whether 2 tame
oat shoutd*be.sécured or not and the
a-| Vote was 8.to 1 tn favor,. but Dud held |”

‘| out against anything in. the nature. of
1a foke trophy.

‘different’ stéry to’ what Dud - tens

“Get, Thee Be- |
“ hind M Me Satin”

News came over * the wire from ‘Ross-

Chris Haugland, however, tells “a

Chris says the party Ieft town Satur-
day afternoon, — stayed. at :Resswood
over night and set out for Sand. ‘Lake
on Sunday." They went as ‘far as Ced-
ar river inthe company. truck. .. rom
there: they hiked to. Sand, jake: c cabin.
four miles they were ‘told... Past: the
four mile post Dud broke a pack strap
and stopped to mend it, with..Lioyd.as
a. ‘companion.
were at the. cabin an “hour..when the
other two arrived.’ They:: thought they
had passed. the cabin and back-tracked
a couple of: miles, changed their minds
and. wenti forward again, making @ 12
mile hike out of 4. The cabin was: not
large. . Three of the .party (Walter
Warner. had arrived: early. from: : the
north) and had taken the bed. - : Lloyd
slept on a shelf. ‘The, other man took
A cot, and ns it. was short, a door was
added to. one end ‘so the fellow could
stretch out his:legs! © ©: + °°
Monday moming Steve went up “to
the mountnin in search of goat, and

Sarahot 8A  -yunlayson, wore. an em-

and. the’ munrings service’ was perform:
ed by Rev, bw. Slater of. the North-
em Star itisalGa bont, °
Alexander Whidden and Jas. Light-
heart were the ushers and Mrs. H. P.
Gibson presided at’ the organ.

Following the marriage. a wedding
Jsupper .was. served at, the Good Bats
Cafe where the immediate friend of
the bride ‘atid~ ‘groom agsgombled to. ex-
tend best wishes, Mr,: and: “Mrs. “Mat.
tin will make their home. in Stewart.

Mr, Martin’ is on the electricnl staft
of Big Missouri and was formerly ‘a8-
socinted with’ Pacific Airways Ltd.
He will be remembered for his heroic

to Pilot Chas. Elliott, with whom: he |
wns flying at the time as air mechanie,

The bride was one of the best known
ind well-liked members’ of the younger
set in Terrace. _ Her ‘many | -friends in
her home ‘town’ will ‘wish her. all happl

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broiderggy. Oy 's “of maize, ehiffon net f
gver yelloy,.§ gatin, with.. small 4: satin
holera aah fe pleted, with. tiny chap:
290, OF ont esponding color trimmed
yith vey f lower. and tying with rib-
hoy ba gudex,the chin. Both bride
and , bridesmetd. jeaxried. colonial bou-
Nets, oe ge Murray of, Premier
gave thegbride:away.: H. MeCorriston
of Hyder, ay “attended the groom,

_| blazed so they. called for time out each

efforts in bringing - ‘speedy aid to the |.
scene of thé’ crash whieli proved fatal]

‘There were geese . in’ the ‘distance,’ but
too: distant. “A lone duck’ ‘showed up
and Dud let’ fire. It went away, but
came back.” Two. barrels were “fired,
but it went away. ‘again. It came back
i third time and :Dud ‘gave. it all he
had, bnt.the duck decided that if the
zune was. going, to-be so rough he did

This is Chris’s story all through. °*
Steve got back and reported fog on
the. mountain so the gang decided to
return to Rosswood. From Sand Lake
to Cedar River the trail seemed long.
Dud and Lloyd decided -it’ had' to be

mule to notch trees, ‘and rest a bit. At
Cedor river. Lloyd found he had left

OF; BQ, for, ites 4; ite,
vg Homat Rojawodd: tiie a) adi
at Dud hat’ to havea goat evel:
Were a. tame one.
old billy goat.

dt full, ‘of, bulletg.‘to make St: Took real.

Vote ‘the. ane
‘}Ohris’a car,

; ‘Inke. - - Another ‘disougalon,..

‘but on ‘a:‘load of: Poles,

aid poles,

3 i ALL ‘members of

The others went on and|~

the-ofherdwent to’ Sand Wake for hirds |.

not want to play and flew‘off for good. |

his rifle behind:and- went boekity mile

Warner. offered his
He said they could fill

ome plan saying“ My fath-

“hls “eald. q
‘they could. not afford to. waste gas that
way and. the pole truck would have to:
“Dud stepped
out of. the car to stretch’-his: legs’ ands
Chris stepped on the gas and away the.
hoys , wentCall’ ‘but. Dud, ° He’ stayed:
“to help load. the ‘poles. and: “tide in vith:

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to, ‘the ‘empiations of, the wicked com-
panious. ogret

“phe Intest addition “to local publi-
éations is‘ thé: Remo Moon issued by

the’ direction” of Miss MeIntosh, . the
teacher: The paper is- in- typewritten
form ‘and’ iflustrated with cuts made
from linoleum: ‘It deals with world as
well’ as local affalrs and is very ambi-

tious. ;

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* Whe’ Saturday night turnout for the

the part of the lads. It would seem

that there is a possibility. . of. three

teams of girls entering the league this

year, but. unless the. boys turn out bet-

ter it svill: be hard. fa get 1 more than

one team. - veg le as
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the pupils of the- Remo. school under ||

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basketball series was strong. on the |‘.
side of the girls, but a bit feeble on

Some Canadians are: supriosed ‘to be
connected with a big liquor

Canada—shame’ on them.
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pees wi naa Ate

banat rere at

apy, oth enemy, come on if you ‘dare.

‘punning
ring ‘between the United States and

Nine bombing ‘plaiies a are to: be mov-| °
ed fram. Teronto to a "point some where
near, Vangouver-—Now., you. Tapas. or

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Christy’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C. °

“will ship to any point on : tine 7

Will you trv our r Bread and
~ Buns?

Standing | orders. shipped '
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: ‘All kinds of cake,

Get our ‘price, .

NOW you aan ENJOY ©

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