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A Hospital and:
Doctor Wanted‘

i For Terrace|.

The Terrace Hospital bodita amet on [
Iriday in the ‘Municipal. hall, Ho Hal-
livell presiding over. an _éxcellent ate
tendanee. : .

A letier from the secretary: of ‘the

ope. >

. B. CG. Medical ‘Association was read
.. Which stated that efforts were being

mide to find another “doctor. for Ter-
race, and recommending - -that. a .doe-
tor’s’ residence be-built with, addition.
ail rooms suitable for hospital work,

The meeting. felt, ‘tliat before embark-

ing on an, expenditure ofthat ‘kind: At

would be well first tojexplore ‘the pre-
sent: possibilities | in ‘the way. of. ‘pult-
able * buildings dnd: a commitee” Was

appointed to examine . nnd’ Tanke in- |

‘quiries about several properties: in the
immediate district.

The chairman said that Mr, Sundat
had requested that the. hospitel equip-
‘ment be removed from ‘their premis-
es and he had. promised’ to try. and

7 find another home for them.

It was. agreed to send a. letter of
and Mrs, Sundal for
’ their. kindness - in. storing . the eautp
ment free for 50 jong a ‘period.

“

The ‘Terrace Bonrd of. Trade held a

special meeting on Friday night, Mr,.

ER T, ‘Kenney, residing ‘over | gr fol
eouncll, . -

The Seeretary said. ‘a sirmilar reply
had been received from _the' Secretary

to the Medical Association to that: re

ceived. by the’ Hospital ‘board, stating

' that. efforts:-were. being. mate’ to. get Se

fl doctor and suggesting that a doctors

residence be built with Yoomis “adapted a

for hospltal work.

_NEW HAZELTON, B Cy. "WEDNESDAY. MARCHE. 12, 1980",

we

 Ottawa—( Special “ty

way. witha: fosh. ‘suggestive of. brevity,

| bile: sstumibléa’’’ “on 8 ‘series ‘of nage

whith’ “promise fiothtig, better than a
inid-gahiiner' prorogution ” ‘And , .Anggest
general, ‘ncteptence’ of: the : ‘belief. that;
an election is not fat. “away, 3

. Resolutions ‘dealing with every local’
and. ‘general: election ery. have been put]
on. the order: ‘paper in the scramble. to
get an. with ‘the - written. record as ‘dn
favor. uf. this, or. as ‘opposed * to. that;{*
has giv en” HO ‘further intimation of: its
intentions ‘but: ‘the | legislative program,
before _poling day.’ The* government
as ‘it. developes,, ‘showes that the. road
ig being: ‘pared ‘for’ disolution just as
soon as: the outlook: is! “propitious. ;
tng. urged’ by, ‘both ‘Oppositions in aid

* Social ‘and? paternal legisation, fa be-
to health ‘work, to. technical education
to a. . national highway, to agriculture
and. to returned nien, “There wag: A
moment when. “tt appeared ” that’ Mr.
King was flirting with the idea of n-

a delegation from the. Western.” Pro-
inces he expected it would come pres:
ently, “He. largely ‘dispelled the: illus-
jon the following: day. by. indicating
that he believed such insurance to fall
;| under the, Provinces. No’. one” ‘of the
Provitices . : on ‘act without - all ‘the:
rést in ‘such: a cause or, it, would’ be

swamped avith | ‘the. unemployed” each
int ;

- A letter: was: ‘also received ‘from: Dr, fa

McDonald; Sandou,” asklix,
culars’ of’ the vacancy, ‘and ‘the secre-
tary was instructed to’ ‘wire. ‘the dgetor
at Sandon. and ‘also pat” ‘him -in, ‘touch
with the Medical, Association for ape-

Mr. ‘Turner “sald it was reported
that the’ Lakelse- ‘guit-of? waa ‘not tobe
construeted ‘this” year: and it was, de-
cided to ask the engineer, whetlier ‘this

Was 80) 2.

It was, further’ ‘acetded ‘to. rise.” ‘a
protest nagniust” the “proposed talsing

‘of * Spritg Crevk bridge by a “few. feet’

as’ remedy for: the state ‘at: affairs nt
that plice. The, projected. ‘altera-

tion’ would. be in’ the ‘opinion’ of. the}:

board, costly; and leave - the plied” very.
Htle. etter ‘Man ‘at uresent,:

M

Dn. WRINCH, AT ‘VICTORIA.

Thi the house the ‘otlier day at Vie:
torla Dr... Wrinch, member. for ‘Skeena,
told the government that: “he thought,
it was “prety. ‘shabhy recognition of the
work of. the research | department ° at

~ the Untversity: of British Columbia, . to-
: withdraw ‘the provinelal

‘gratit, “for,
that partieular | department, . He. did;
“ however, hare: a. Rood. word ' ‘to: gay for!

_ the department. of mines, wo eS
Hon. Mr. ‘Hinchcliffe, Bdueation,| .

told: Dr. Werineli’ that he: ‘grant bad | 26
; bean. made, in: hopes. that. some: wenlthy:|

nea, in- the. Province’ would, follow the

lzet*
for: parti-| al

tein” motor ¢ crs ‘ae hinted’ ati ag are
increases - in. both preferential and: gen

Jeral duties on: butter, exes" and clieesé | T

Tax. changes. will be’ designed | -to- ae
traet the vater, with: the least, ‘possible

|aislovition | of revenues... Some diffi-

eulty,, is encountered: in. the: fact ‘that
révennes are. likely. to ‘nutomatically
contract. quite: materially , as a tesult
of 'tlje stock market’ /erash and, the.
wheat ‘situation. ‘which’ aye Jessened
buying power: and slowed ‘up business
generally. yet : :

Taka Tales

pene ‘a,

Maren’. “12 sysctal to: “the;

coal, Wad: “shipped , from. ‘Telkwa on the

Tuesday freight to” the Jobratories al

Ottawa! where the .- réseardh ‘depart
ment ill make, ‘exhaustlye ’ tests ‘for
for” by-products © ‘values. The, . ship-
merit” wae. made’ by’ the. ‘Telkwa Calleri.

jalsteick. mgs

a ie . apo 1
“This Sumier|

ee. Herald) .
The: : Parliamentary, session got wider: .

employment* ‘insurance | ‘when. he. told)

from: ‘Houston, »

Hernld---One car load of; 80. tons: ‘of |”

es ‘and: the’ results. ‘wit hive a: “most, ha
impotrant“bearlig dn. the fiture of the} “>
property, . and: ‘the: ‘de¥elopment of f this i.

Diamond Drill

The Province: of. March 7. says :— ;
Work Will. be: pursued ° with renewed
energy on .the: property . of ‘the. Owen:
Lake Mining .&- Development: Co.,
tw enty-cight . miles ‘from. ‘Houston, it}
Was ‘decided: at nieeting. of the dir-}
ectors here on: Wednesday. . :

‘

nda ‘Diamond Drill Co... and equip: |

on: Monday to start, diamond arilting
over ‘the property.”

ing shipped ~ ‘from : Vanicouver next
week, ineluditig two carloads ‘of ‘powd -
er and several eirloads fuel - ofl,” gaa-|
oline’and other: supplies ' ‘whieh’ will be
hauled in over the roads before winter.

ve breaks.

The-. Timmins interests ° of - Ontaric’
dropped their -option on the! property
on- February 15 byt still. remain ‘as the

th! of the shares, issued., There. aré
still approximately 1,400, 000, shares. in

“Last year - $370,000 was. : gpent o on n the
property. The prograrame ‘ outlined at
the ameeting. Wednesday. calls: for work
Ing: ‘vo shifts steadily, diamond: ‘drily-
ing: and’ contlauing the: crosscut work:

Mr. Frank ‘BL Taylor, “president,
stated that -the company is. well finan-
ced. and expects -that ‘this summer's |!
work, will, " justify. “erection of a mill
this fall. _

erosscuc iid: proved, up.’ The. majér

Tyein; just . aliend,: has: not: been ‘inter-

| sected. yet, as in drifting. On. high-grade a ss
ore a fault’ was’ encountered. ' - But be- oo
‘tween 600 and 800° feet: ahedd open i

cuts on the: surface. show. the drift.
There is said: to: be alxty-seven velng
all ‘told. on the property. -
 Radiore operations sateate’ that
‘there. is. a large body of ore, - said Mr.
‘Taylor, “ond we = have every * confid- |
ence that. we “welll have ‘sufficient
proved. up. to ‘40. ‘ahead with’ construc
tion of ‘a ‘mill. within’ a short. time,”
Operations are. being « greatly. assisted |i
‘he ‘added, by the fact thet this. year
we “have, ‘a ‘fine’ road? ‘into the | property
The. ‘Provincial . Bov-
ernment’ -eontebuted ” $20,000 - ‘towards:
this: and’ the: company a ‘ike: Mnount.
“Met ‘Taylor Said :the. directors | had
\reffwed, the, offer of a. large. corpora:
thon ‘to. develope the: mine.

“athe. ‘Felix. Bridge Olu ‘met: on. -Mon-
‘aay: night at’ the: bome of Mrs. Chap-}
pel wheti Mrs. Sharpe’ yon “first prize
fand:, Mrs ‘Winsby the” igecond. The.
grand: prizé: was. won" by. “Mrs, Sargent.
Next. weels.. the” elub™ ‘will, meet: at the

ise

nats Aen
: ae Saar me ‘

_ ‘[Bob Allen ; goes”

-T contract has. ‘been let to the Can-

ment : will he shipped from - Vancouver!

Aw ith: the “forests; “first as: ‘district. for-
-- Four months apples. are. also “peel

heaviest. ‘shareholders, ‘holding: one-fit- |

. also in the interior where. they are
_jaylor : Btated that. Bites |"

{He is “expected | in. “Rupert. abou “the

fs. o'clock last, night: in. Ahm Cottage,

| Bana (Teddy),” Allen" who: ‘wore. n'| quir
dainty. shell’ “pink ” georgette ensemble oom :

oi tracting ‘couple » ‘were present”
: ~ ttoast too thé: bride ‘was: proposed © b:

To Kamloops —
_ With Forestry!

regret, to- Tarn’ that ‘ROB: “Bob” ‘AMien
has Been: transferred. - by the . Forest
Branch- ‘of -the “Department. of | “Lands |
from Prinee- “Rupert to Kamloops. and
that. he. will Jeare the. coast city, at the
‘Tend ‘of ‘this’ month for his new. head-
quarters,’ on ‘

Bob’ Allen has been in the north ‘and
the interlor since almost the: hegin-
ning and. has, always: been: connected

ester with heddquarters’. at Hizelton,
then for several years Ax manager of |
the: ‘saw mill cat. Hammill: an. enterprize
in which ‘he ad “‘Glet Bi fm4uil, were
associated. Ins 1026 ‘the ‘sawinlli eume
to- the- end: of iis enraer’ and ‘Bob. p-
(gain Joined the- Forest ‘ Department
as distri: forester at Prise Revert
The Prince Rupers.: ‘district also, in-
clue &B . the inte 1. ;

: “Theva is ve cy. Httla’. of .the. timtigr
lands in’ this’ north country and slong
the: north const : and the. Tslands that
‘Bob is. not Aequainted. swith. He wnot
only, knows the location ‘of. the vario-
us strnds nnd the: various. species: of
the trees but he knows’ ‘the yaine. or
each: stand. He. is also an 1 experienc:
ed bushman. ||.

“Mrs. Allen and. the younger, ‘mem-
bers of ‘the family wil | not leave
Prince: Rupert for about thrée ‘months
They’ will. be. missed. in that city. and |

well known.

2ptn, te take up. his new ‘duties.

WEDDING BELLS °

*Teelgey-—Allén- co
‘ The. wedding: ‘took place quietly. at’

Rev;: Cannon Wek. ‘Rushbrook | offici- |.
ating, of “Miss” Alice’ “Irene Allen,
fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs: R. B.
Allen, and - ‘George Reginald Kelsey,
elder son “of Mr and. Mra. G.. A: Kelsey:
The bride AVBS prettily dressed ina
gown ‘of. peacock blue ‘Princess, style
crepe _ back satin. with, chat... to ‘mateh
and’ entrled a ‘shower bouquet: of pink.
Ophelia, ‘TORCS. and, maiden hair fern.
Her bridesmaid - “wee: het! eister,. Migs

with black’ transparent velvet “hat afd |
rencriéd a betquet. of pink carnations
and- maiden hair « fert.” Tom: Kelsey
brother of the groon;, was best man.

corated for the occasion , “with. spring
flowers. Only relatives (of: the’ ‘cone
THe {1

G.: “AS "MeMillan. andthe Bedon Ke
[sponded moe
Following. the. reception, “ ops |

“Many nm this ‘ipieriot ‘dlatetet” wit.

ASR ~ Porto anche ‘who Has

{come ‘obliterated ° should, be at

: endorsed. :

> After the ceremony: a: reception: avas |) an
heid “at the. ‘home ‘of the bride's par. pi
ents, the * rooms. being: attractively: ‘da- |}

‘|Distriet Board
. Of Trade Met”

Terrace ve Tuesday

Terrace, ‘March 12—Special to “tho:
Herald.—The * seiiii-annaul -eonvention
of the Associated Boards of Trade ‘vf...
Central ‘British Columbia was “opened”
here. ‘today’ with ‘Olor. Hanson presii-.
Ing. It. was: a. -keenly’ interested. gath- :
ering. | "Delegates were. present | from 7
Pisince: George, ‘Vanderhoof, Fort Fra- oo
ser, Burns: Lake, Smithers, Terrace foe
and Prince Rupert, Boe
EL Te Kenney; president of the er: :
vate boatd welcomed the. visitors :on
behalf. ofthe’ local’ board and: the “eth
Zens" generally. With the “opening of
the! meeting | correspondence Was. dealt .
with -and nearly ‘twenty. Fesolutions.
were’ ‘referred to the committee for
preparation. r ,
“AL the® ‘supper hour a: ‘gubstantia’ -
bangnet. was held.in the Terrace ote} 7
at. whieh about: forty. visitors and lo,
eal: people sat: “down: Folowing: the :
feast short ‘addressés Were made by: al
number. of the delegates: and. ‘then an
adjournment was made . to upen the
erening session. :
Olof Hangon was’ again in tha: ‘chair
and a ‘lot of. ‘business was: handled: Al
resolution trom Tort: Fraser. for -a-—
bridge | over. ‘the ‘Nechacco river was | ‘
endorsed ; another resolution was that: .
the, provincial government be asked..fo -
make reverted : jands Possible for Bete
tiement.
‘Burns Lake board’ ‘asked. that the , 0. -
N. R. be requested to increase the. tle : .

perise : of... the. government. Th

Its was. ‘decided. to ask ‘the ©: Ny
to take steps ‘to ‘meet the- need: to pre
vide outlying. stations with the ti é
of arrival of : ‘trains, -
The. Smithers: request ‘asking. ‘tor
change. of boiindaries in regard to’ th
publie. Works’ department be! ‘made’ wa
laid over. for another meeting.

“Prince Rupert : resolutions that: w
subinitted and approved were that the;
wee feel ote a Peace es