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THE OMINECA HERALD, NEW HAZELTON, B. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY. 5, 1937,

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have the quiet, homelike atmosphere,
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Of Interest to Most Folk

Gathered from Here,

There and Beyond

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CORONATION DAY

|[m, May 9th.

‘ihe Hazeltun Hospital

‘'se@ Huzelton. Hospital issnes
iickets for any peridd at $1.50
uw yonth in advance. This rate
includes office. consultations,
medicines. as well as ell costs
while at the Hospitel. ‘Tickets
are obtainable in Hazelton at —
the Drug Store, or by mail
from the Medical Superintend-
ent ‘at the Horpltal. :

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COOPER H. WRINCH
: L'censed Insurance Agent”

Handling all types of insuranc e
including ©

Fire, Automobile, Sick-
ness and Accident,

HAZELTON, B.C.

FARE &

‘ROUND TRIP

This low rate will apply to
_ all classes of travel and will
he good going

_ . ‘TUESDAY, MAY 1ith

until 2 p.m. Wed., May 12th

Return leaving destination

not later than midnight,
THURSDAY, MAY 13

Good between all points in Canada

Similar low fares willl be in effect for
travel.

Vietorin Day On sale Muy 21.

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PROGRAM TIME TABLE FOR THE
CORONATION DAY IN HAZELTON

The conmitiee handling the corona-
tion celebration in Elazelton held a ses-
sion ou Monday night and completed
the program for the day. It was de-
cided tu start the children's sports at
one o'clock sharp and hope to be fin
ished by three o'clock Then will, fal-
low the baseball game from three un-
til five, or thereabouts and the foot-
In muateh will fellow immediately.
The hour forthe smoker will. be from
7.30 to. 9.80‘and the dance will start at
10 o'elock and continue until everyone
is Heed out. The committee has. deci-
ded to clurge 2ie for admission: to the
iflernoon sports, 25e for the smoker
and 75e for the dance. The whole at-
fair can be taken in for $1.25.

NEWSPAPER CHANGES HANDS

The Prince George Citizen has been
sold to Ikon. Harry Perry of Prince
Jeorge and one of the old timers thore
He has heen a part owner for some
time, it is understoad. and-has engaged
Bilt Morris aa editor. ~My. Renwick
who has been in ill health for a long
time, it ls myderstood will retire, Mr.
Morris, the new editor, was in this dis-
trict recontly. Ihe is ‘ani old timer in
the north’ and was in the?paper busi-
ness in Fott: ‘George iri the early days.:
The Horald extends best wishes: ‘to the
pew owier and. the new editor—may
thelr faith be fully Justified.

0. HANSON BACK. FROM orrawa

Qlor Hanson, MP. arrived in New
| Tnzelton on Monday afternoon and he
spent. the night here, ‘ooking up old
friends. He ‘has just got ‘back from
Ottawa’ ‘where they had a most . har-
monious session. :
thers: Suturday - afternoon ‘and
the week end there.” ‘Immediately af-
ter ‘the session Mr. and’: Mrs. Hanson
went. ona, motor trip with some friends

=| uw far south as Florida, and on the re-.

turn “trlp,: which * they ‘made: by train,

No charge to tes
Rerviee, Day and: Night —

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“| Tisiness, * :

| back to “British: Columbia, <

dca fill y your ts ?

...| they stopped off at Washington - ud
_ also, xisited- ‘one’ or two other: points ‘on
me “Mis. “Hanson ia": “yematuing
oe inv ‘Moiitreal tintil the’ University. loses
stand’ then.she “will diccompany: ‘her Rott, {

“going
‘ Kamloops" where they. ‘Will "visit: f
time. with: Ms. Don, ‘Sntberland.:

ton next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
wud in the evening at Hazelton at 7.30
o'clock.

ter the conference they expect to visit
_| their
conple of weeks before returning north
to resume their work. :

able to leave the hospital for her home
on Saturday next.
up for two months or more, but is now

.| More, put on a.very enjoyable and, sue-

duncer, assisted in the program, but

-He: arrived in. Smi-|.
spent

M. MeLeod, Optometrist of Vancou-
yer, Will be at New Hazelton, Sunday
morning, and at Hazelton Sunday p.

ake
Services will be held in New Hazel-

That will be the last service
and Mrs, More will leave
Af-

hefore Rev.
to attend conference in Victoria.

‘old homes in Vancouver for a

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Prince Rae
“Hotel

A real good. hotel serving
the north land ~

Prince Rupert, ‘B. C."

H. B. Rochester, Inanager

Rates— $1. 50 per day and up

.Mrs. © H. Sawle expects to be
She has been laid.

making a good recovery. —
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the C. G.I, T. Group of Hazelton,
under the leadership of Mrs. D. W.

cessful concert in. Horticultural Bali.
Hazelton, last Friday night. Miss
Fanny MeLaren,- R.N., musician and

otherwise the girls furnished all the
numbers. Rev. Mr. More was chalr-
man and evetything passed off in a
creditable manner. ‘The total receipts
were over $35 and the expenses were |:
very small so that the girls will. have
considerable funds with which, to carry

on their work. - +
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On Friday afternoon, April 30, Miss
Mary Wrinch celebrated her 5th birth-|
day with a party for a number of her
young friends. It was a beautiful: af,
ternoon and ‘part of the . time ‘was
spent on the lawns. A feature of the
affair was tuking a group hol of the
party.

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The dance given by the Happy Six
orchestra of Hazelton last Friday fol-
lowing the O,G.1.T. ‘concert was a de:
cided success and was well attended.
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The Toronto Daily Star of April 24
carried the ‘following notice—Lark-
worthy—At the
Pavilion, Toronto General Hospital,
April 28rd, 1987, to Mr. and Mys, Wil-
liam J, Larkworthy, New Hazelton, B .
C., a daughter. ~ on
. . Ce |
The Canadian Railways will
bargnin, fares to cover Victoria Day
holiday. Further details given in a
later issue, .
hiadied
‘The ladies dging the. collecting for
the’ Hazelton Hospital have met. with
splendid success and considerable re-
venne wus derived, Le :
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“A goodly number ‘of local people are
busy cutting fire wood for the fall and
winter. Also, several have contracts
to supply canneries, :
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FOUND—In 1931. an * Omega’ wateh
near Four Mile School. Looser re-

Mile.

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at Four

"Douglas. Lay, resident mining engin-
eer, Went down. to Usk on Tuesday on
business ° connected. with his depart
ment. "

‘Dist. road: engineer Cunliffe: motor:
‘ed: ‘from Bmithefs on Tuesday and got

| ‘HAZELTON

Prinvate. Patients’ |

RB. ¢. LAND SURVEYOR

J. Allan Rutherford |

Surveys promptly executed

‘Smithers, B.C.

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