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_ « TERRACE, B.C., FRIDAY, MAY 21. 1926 ; 45
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Will Equip Two anes (te ili re
Wards; ‘Terrace | || WEDDING ‘BELLS | Terrace | Steamship Sailings | |
Behind Project foe monet || ee and Train Service
Paterson-McDougall

The public meeting | held Friday
evening in G. W. V.A, Hall to for-

mulate-plans in connection with
a hospital for Terrace was well
attended. Considerable discus-
sion along general lines indicated
the interest. which ‘the towns-
people are taking in the proposal.
After ‘much detai] had been ex-
plained dway by Chairman Hatt,
it was decided that the board of
management for the institution
should be composed of twelve
members, one from each of the
several organizations of the town
and six from the public at large.
~ Balloting then took place for the
six. public representatives, and
resulted in the election of George
Litule, H. T. Kenney, Mrs, J, K.
Fros, A. H. Barker, Mrs. O. T.
Sundal, and J. K. Gordon. The
Board will be completed by the
25th of the month, by which time

the fraternal societies will have}

held their regular meeting and
nomed their respective members,

The meeting endorsed the ac-
tionsof the committees-which had
been handling the work, and re-
lieving them of further respansi-
‘bility in the matter by transfer-
ring the results of their labors to
the permanent board.

It was estimated that $300
would be sufficient to equip the
two wards which are to be pre-
pared for immediate useage.

_P.-T. Association Met
’ A good attendance marked the
regular monthly meeting of ‘the
Kitsumgallum School Parent-Tea-

cher Association, held on the 13th}

in the schoolhouse. Vice-presi-
dent J. B. Calthurst oecupied the
chair. At the close of the busi-
ness period of the meeting, Prin-
cipal G. H. Griffin gave a most
interesting paper on the results
of the educational survey of the
provinee taken in 1924.25,
meeting was ‘concluded with the
serving of refreshments.

Is Relieving Pastor

Rev. W. F. Barfoot, of Saska-
toon, arrived in ‘Terrace on Fri-:
day and conducted service in the
’ Anglican Church Sunday miorn-
ing. He will-spend the summer.
months relieving Rev, Rural Dean
T. J. Marsh, who is taking a
well- earned rest. The Rev. Bar-|-
ford, a graduate of Wycliffe Col-
lege, Toronto, has had a wide ex-
perience. in church work.
was assistant editor of the Cains
dian Churchman before. Roing to
the Malay Peninsula, where he|’*
spent the last two years among
- the planters.

J. F. ‘Duthie of Seattle went to
Smithers Monday to inspect the

The|
‘Roy Doll spent. last Wednesday

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The marriage took piace in
‘New Westminster on Tuesday of
Alice Pearce McDougall, of New
‘Westminster, only daughter of
the. late Archie McDougal and
Mrs. McDougall, and Philip Gor-
don Paterson, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Paterson, of
Westmount, Quebee. The bride
is well-known andspopular ia the
Terrace district, where she has a
ranch, which she has been accus-
tomed to make her home during
‘the summer months for a number
of years, Mrs. Paterson has had

a brilliant-career at the Univer--

sitv of B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Pat-
erson are expected to arrive in
Terrace today to spend a short
honeymoon at the latter’s sum-
mer residence, ‘‘Kenjockaty,”’
‘and will be the guests of honor
at a reception given by Mrs. 0,
von Hees and Mrs. J. M. Hatt
this svening.

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Newton-Aldous

_At Prince Rupert on Monday
the marriage was solemnized of
Mrs, R. M. Aldous, of Terrace,
and Roy Newton, of Hyder, B.C.
Both are weil and favorably}
known in the Terrace district,
where they have a host of friends
who wish them a long and happy
life. Mr, and Mrs, Newton will
spend the next twelve months in
Hyder before coming to Terrace
to make their home on their
ranch here,

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Woodcock

pot cers mame s

e

W. Minther was a Terrace visi-.
tor early in the week,

‘Mr. and Mrs, Hodkin return-
ed to Prince Rupert on Satur-
day’s train.

Mrs. A.:Hobensheld and Mrs.

at Cedarvale, ~

D. McLean was a week-end
visitor at Woodeock.

A number of local people spent
a. very pleasant evening at the
Cedarvale dance last Saturday.
Miss Muriel Lindsay, of Prince
Rupert, was a guest of Mrs. W.

C,. Little for’ a few days last |.
‘Church “wishes. to ‘thank all the

week,

* Mrs. Hanley and family have
arrived to join: “Mr. Hanley, who
is engineer at Hanson’s camp. :

_R. Tomlinson and Walter, of

‘Cedarvale, called on Woodcock
friends: last week.

a ‘meeting of the Farmers’ In-

‘| stitute: will be held in Woodcock:
school on ‘Monday’ evening, the] ’

24th, at 7.15. J. Grant, markets
commisaioner,. of Calgary, will he
one of the speakers. * A ood

Duthie mine.

: ittonidancet iw hoped: for.

gale, _
‘been loaded heré. during, the Past

‘ ‘any
era found. by. ‘fhe: ‘dahool ehildven

Mrs. M. A. Greig and daughter
Velma’ returned from Prince Ru-
pert on Saturday evening, where
the fermer visited her mother,
Mrs. ‘Helen Little, who has been
confifed to the Genera] Hospital
for several weeks, but whose
condition ‘has improved, so that
hopes are entertained of her
returning home at an early date.

W. C. Sparkes went to Hazel-
ton on Saturday ‘to visit his
daughter, Mrs. T. H. Walsh, who
is seriously ill in hospital there.
On his return on Monday he was
accompanied by his two grand-
sons, Mrs. Walsh has many
friends here who are anxious for
news of improvement,

J. Bruce Johnstone will again
take charge cf ‘the Lakelse Hot
Springs Hotel this summer,

J. H. LePage, registered opto-
metrist and optician, of Victoria,
will be in Terrace from Thursday,
June 17, to Saturday, 19th. In
Hazelton three days, June 14, 15,:
16. Full eye-testing equipment
carried. Prices reasonable and
work guaranteed,

- Visitor Entertained -

Mrs. Norman’ Kilpatrick,-of Smi-

guests ‘occupied five tables of
bride on Friday evening. The
first ‘prizes were won by Mrs.

Refreshments were. served at
tables centred ‘with beautiful cut
flowers from the Kenney gardens,.

- Stayed Overlong
Albert Clarke, having no fixed

support, ‘was taken in tow by
Constable McMillan in Terrace on
Saturday and given the rest of)"
the day to leave town. He did
not avail himself of the oppor-
tunity, ‘however, and again ke-
came a guest of the government,
Appearing” in court on Monday
morning, charged with being in-

| toxicated in a public place, Clarke

was found guilty and. fined $25
and costs, with the ‘option -of
thirty days at hard labor,

* Card of Thanks
The W. A. of the Anplican

s

friends who contributed’ SO. gen-.

erously’ by’ donations and patron-

:| age to the success: of its recent

‘Two. carloads. ‘of’ wood: ‘have

week, 4
In. ‘addition’ to'th @:

“flow.

we. now are ‘enjoying: nthe: wild'|

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’ Mr. and “Mrs. E. qT. Kenney
again entertained: in. honor. of |

tners, when a number of invited|

D. D.: Munro and W. Donald. |

abode and no visible means of |

roses. Also several greed’ dtrdwe | 2
. berries are being closely watehed.

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_ points each THURSDAY and SUNDAY, 11 p.m,

For VANCOUVER via QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS fortnightly.

WEDNESDAY, p,m,
THURSDAY, p.m. -

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE B.C.
EASTBOUND—3.14 p.m. Daily except Sunday.
WESTBOUND-11.47 a.m. Daily except Tuesday. .

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Use CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS for Money Orders, Foreign |
Cheques, etc., also for your next shipment.

- For Adantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canadian Nations! Agent ot
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C. ’

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