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. NEW BAZELTON, B. C., "WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1, 1982 a

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Usk vs Te." |
Baseball odth

A Great Day. 7

- Usk : : —
The 24th of May Was a wala: day in}:

Tsk. The people of Terrace and dist-
rict were bere in large numbers early
in the morning, and sports| were . the.
arder of the day. “two baseball games

“ ware played, one ‘between Ualz and the

Terrace: Juniox team, and the other
with the Terrace senior team. i.

| The game with the Junior team. was
most keenly contested. Terrace, with

{Thomas pitching: and Mist catching,

P. started off well, and the first inning

_ passed without either

more ¥ yan,

sidé scoring,
When VWsk came up the second time
they put four men across:the home
plate, and Terrace then tied it up in
their second inning.’ The Terrace bat-
tery was changed to Bernett catching
und for the balance ‘of the game Ter-
rice only seored two more runs while
Terrnee pilled up a “total of -16, But
it must not be though that. Usk did not
play good base’ ball Ernie Laplante,
Usk's famous Montreal short: ‘stop, |.
came fully ‘up to advance notices, He
was all over his area like a map and
kept the team pepped up with his con-
constant chatter,

The gnme between Usk and the sen-
ior team was a ragged affair, full of
errorg and passed runs, finishing with
nt cricket seore of 27 to 21 in favor of
the minors. Batteries in the second

gume were Scott, ¥rank and Burnett |

for Terrace and Olson, Martinson | and
W. O’Brien for Usk.

The new field wns tried ont for. the |

first time in- these games. The infield

“Was In splendid ‘shape; ‘but the outfield |:

ia. still a little rough and> inclined, to
be dead,. not having. fully packed down
after the grading.

The balance of the day was spent in-

‘yoeial events and the evening was giv:
en over to the dance for: the benefit of
‘the Usk baseball team. There was r
wood erowi at the dance and the event
wns greatly, enjoyed. ae
Fred Stewart, . the new
Tad a very pusy day, and vembined on
duty wil nigh t saceommadate the vis-
itors trom Terrace, some of whom. gat.
up in the evening Just for the: dance,
pid then everyone was able to go home
just when itssnited them.”
Mrs, 1. Danke lent a new feature to

the procedings whon ‘she. onerated 1.

hot dog stand thiat paid + “well, adding

consiilerabily to the rey enue of ‘the yal

The funds af the balk team ar

tem.
inoue better shape how, the aay in
every Way daiving preven ta be ILC CES

yuh, - an 4

NEW HAZELTON WON SUNDAY
oy t
Defeated the Snappy Nine in Smithery,
by a Nine-Four Score—Very
te, Vine Game

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Now Hazelton went to, Smithers 01
Sundiy afternoot last to play ‘base bal’
It was the return game with thejunio
tenn oof) Sinithers, Hazelton was: nt
first se ‘eduled ‘to, play, pit some inter
nil trouble dev eloped and New Hazel:
tm was asked. to fill the bile The

visiting coun W on by a.seore of 9 tod
aml those who sw. the play. say at wag
the lest, gaine of .the © season. New
Hazelton played.’ A faultless ‘game up
to the: sixth inning ayhein® something
wert wrong and the Snappy Nine gat

in thoi’ firat. three ransy
the New Hazeltun hoys steadied . down

and allowed the Suny Nine’ ‘only. one |

Fiven at that ‘there was not
an little feeling «that the: bise’ umpire
was giving the visitors. ‘a. ‘lot the: “worst
of his decisions... But,” ‘New Hazelton
ron won the gine ‘aniy ay Ww nine

Seung to fone ae

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-ferryman

After *ghiat +

Changes 1 Time :
Table C. N. Rv
to Daily Trains).

Uftertive Monday, qu une 13th smport:
mit changes in train service” betwee |
Prince Rupert and Jasper ate announ.
ced by. the Canadian: National, : : Raat.
bannd passenger trains Vv itt, eure. the
Prince Rupert depot at-12 10 noon each’) |
Mondays ‘Wednesday ane Saturday, ar.
iy ‘ing at Hazelton , at 8.26 and. Smith
"ers at 10,40' p. me the wil me- days. Th
trains will arrive at New “Hazelton, at
8.41 pan, oe :
Westbound “paswenger trains: wily
ledive Redpass “Function” wt 1011 a.m)’
Tuesdays, Fridays ‘and Sundays © a’:
Sinithers at 9.45 am. Mandays, Wed-
nesdays and ‘and Snturdeys, New’ Haz-
elton at 5.T om. “and Prince: Rupert
‘at 1,30 pm. same days. . “
In addition ‘to this passenger service

days to those of the passenger "trains,

These trains will lerve Prince Rup
ert easthound at 3.00 p.m. every Tues,
‘aay, Thursday and Friday,. and - arrive
at Prince ‘Rupert at 11.00 pin. every
Sunday, Thursday and Friday.. :

The clinges will allow passengers ta
make close connections at Rupert with
Canadian National boats north an¢
south bound, and also will connect witl

Jasper,

The Ganadiin. National will also pu
on 4 double: daily: transcontinental ser:
vice between Vancouver and Montreal.

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_PROSPRCTORS, BUY LOCALLY,

far SEE hee

- Under. the. provineial government?
pliin of assisting, the prospectors dur.
ing these. times of depression betweer
25 and 20 men have gone into the ill:
in the Pacific ‘district and ‘even as far
east ag, New: Hnzelton, Practically al
of these men? have. tome from Prine:
Rupert or some ‘other congested tow1
where the. situation was too ‘fouch, Thy

| home prospectors are not very enthus:

iastic about he- hills being fitled up
with wv lot ot amnteurs and Anexperi:
encédL men, but there iy’ lots: of: room

experienced. man who finds * the real
mines. ‘The thing that hurt. ‘most wa:
that the new men, would: stock uD, with
supplles in Prince “Rupert. “and: ther
ride. the “observa tion” cars’ out ‘aldn;

when those ‘suppHes ran out would: ridt
the “observation” back to Rupert, stucl
up and return to the camp via: the samt
route, ,
lot: of” merchants ‘through the: disric
who would be glad to supply those out’
fits with groceries and other necesslii

pes his’ ‘matter was tiuken up with the

proper “ynthorities and some change,
Ave been made, ‘to.the satisfaction 0
the: ‘ingerlor merchants. a

FARMERS’ INSTITUTE CONVEN:
TION .

The District B. Farmers’ Institute.
convention will be held at Telkwa or
Saturday, Inne 18th. J, B. ‘Munro,
deputy minister: of agriculture, is ex:
pected to be present and will apealk , or
ture, on, yarioua problems . that. will be
behalf of -the department of ‘agricul
before. the meeting, | ‘Delegates to. the
conventiqn: aie: “naked: to ° ‘pring: tp ali
problems that’ AYE, for . the bettermen’
‘of agriculture, me ‘

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without a: license on account: of ‘thet
years,’ would, be: well to. remember ‘that:
it is not ‘always ‘advisable to brag’ about:

oo ave e enels ‘eighteen,

the e number of. trout: taken. {n° ‘one, doy

ar .

three additional mixed, trans will op-
erate ‘eneh week running on alternate:

the regular transcontinental trains at ;

~"1past

for everyone, and it is usually: an ‘in.

the line’ ‘to some nice eainplug, spot ’ ane,

“At the: ‘same time: thet ° area”

Me young wen w ho five able to fen ;

‘UPPER. SKEENA FARMERS MET |

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- Held in ‘Pelkwa—Wooileoek’s
‘News ‘Items

which ‘was ' postponed | until ‘the -ronds ©
were -jiagsable, - was held “May: late at
KibWanga : school ' house. The follow:
ing ‘officers were elected for the year :,

_Presidéat—T. BE. “Moore aoe

Viee- -pies. TT, R.: “Toralinson _ :

’ Sec.-Treas. —W:C. Little |

Dir ectors——L: ‘Hutton, Rey Moere, E
Hodkins, ALS. Tordiffe, P. Andrews.

“Auditor—Roy Holmes. or

.T. EB, Moore: was appointed delegat
to District B. Convention which will be
held ‘in Telkwa next: ‘month. ©

‘Weedeuck. ‘He is: already sett}ed: an¢
expects to moye his family. here in the
pene | future.’

Yan, -Quinliven and Wulter Moberly,
gate the Cedarvale district children i
pienie on’ the 24th whic hi. was: sreutl:
appreciated.

Doe. Clapperton ‘of Pri ince . Rupert
spent” Tuesday with W. C, Little and
Roy Holmes. Doe. thinks a tot 'o ‘of this
place.

R. Wiggins of. Cedarvale was a

Mrs rs,

. guest. of friends in town on Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs, Frank: gave a birthday
party in honor of. Alex, Grant of Nash.
Mr. Grant is an old timer in the-north
having. come in-1910,. He is now. well
- ire “three “sve years’ end” ten.” ae
was a very jolly “party. ° Darie- ‘Rosa
furnished the music. with his bag pipes
aud ever yore hada good time, ~

maar FAMILY COW. -

on th small ‘fan, ‘the family. ent. is
one of the most. profitable investment:
{there ix to be found. With the ‘cov
wnilking tlie “family is assured thei
supply of fresh milk for dvinking. anc
eouking, skim milk with w hich te make
vottnge cheese,. “utter far ‘fhe table
nnd a surplus ¢ of skim milk to feed toi
flock of hens:

‘In the jugs years quite a ominber a
peuple: did: mot like to he ed down +
the: tusk: of anilking: ‘bossie’ ‘night ” ane
worning—they.” ‘preferred to: ‘be -fooi-
Taos, ‘to! “wse" their cars fora day at ¥
us they stiw tin Now: the pendiluin it
swinging. nd people are coming to rt
‘alla. that their ovine: friend ‘will fur.

living. suid supply food*talwes not jo
tn ina ble elsewhere.

In this esrinection results have hoe
published in the Tnst few yehras a
widely spread experiinent® of. the: mu
tritional: valine ‘of “milk, “Groups 0”
school children were selected: tatalin:
in the. eeregate, sey evel thousands
and these from the factory ‘district
in the old “cauutry. ‘Texts. over a man
her of yours “showed that where, snl
rations of milk were ndded to the daily’
menu, of the child. ‘grawth was twice
as fast as -that ‘of a child that: did no’
have the milk. ~ In all cases the. teach
OTS. repor ted -that he children who hac

| he iil, dict were ‘mueh harder: hand)

They had: nivch. higher . spirits. than: the-
ehilddyeys w wlio. lacked: that item of, ciel

‘CHDARVALE. CHLEBRATED:

he: ‘out ot May Ww as -eelebyatod by
a plenic and, sports held, on: M{uekin-
dsh Island. ‘ Good. yyeather - added to
the pleasures , of the day,. and” the pro-
eran of ports “provided. brought’ “antic

I, plevsure: ‘to the yonriger ag well. as ‘the. ”
- ‘wldor members, of the * community. aa

Mining Man i is:

| Blected | Delegate to Convention ‘to. bt.

: Wooteotk— ~The annual meeting’ “ot :
ie Tipper - Skeena Farmers" Institute. ' i

for, days. In the’. Alistrict’ looking ‘after

‘| scription. fo. this paper.
formition 1 wat about this country, and,

0. Ostéad. ‘of: Prince Rupert. has pur. :
-| chased 50 acres ‘from. D. McLean of

nish’ a goad: foundation for the faunil: .

“MeDongld. ; : 7

__ Reaey to Start ©
if Price Higher|

Wm. “Glebe “of Ferguson, Mo., iccom-
panied by Mrs. Glebe. spent a couple.

his varlous interésts.~ During his:stay
‘he valled "ut the Omineca Herald. office
for. ihe Purpose of rehew ing his sub-
“The first in-

Which induced, me to iuv est some n1er-
mh ey iu this, northern: district, I got out of
2 Four paper” ‘said Mr, ‘Giebe to the edi-
tor, | “Lrend it every week and all of
it. «1 do not. want to'miss one issue?
‘Mr. Giele has n mining property on
Six. Mile creck. It is being” looked nftei
by Pete: Ober. and that old timer has
his instenetions us to what work is te
be done this season in. the away df de
velopment. Mr. Giebe also has ‘somé-
‘i town lots in the distric and he har

| Hospital Day

On June Mth -
. Program Ready.

Hospital ‘Day, postponed: from: Mux
ing card this‘ year as ever it was.
splendid program is being prepared jt:
umuse and benefit the people. On the
th, of June (Sunday) there will- be.

joint service-in the United Church i:

Hazelton, the. Anglican church havin:

kindly consented: -to hold no service :o7
that evening, but to-join with the Uni
ed Church in honoring the day. Rev.
Mr. Redman will be home then and he
will preach a special sermon.Rev. Mr
‘Bannister will also take pant in ths
‘service. poe :

Ou Tuesday, Jane 14th everyone i
usked to meet at the Huzelton, Hospita’
erotnds. at 2.45 when a program of
‘sports will be run’ off which it is ex
pected. will last. until four o’vlock a¢

some farm land in the Terrace district:
and inost of the information he receiv-
ed. w hich iuduced him to buy his sev-
eral parcels, he
aot Ene. Omineca Herald.

Ata very early hour on. Saturday
mor ning,-in fact it was on the tail end
of the ‘train Mr. Giebe was leavin by
and that the editor was coming heme
on, that he would. be back again next
year, and by that time he hoped that
the outlook: for mining would, be bright
er.
ready: to go the, minute the. outlook ir
favorable. -He: is. ready: to start at +
moment’s notice.on 2 fairly large senle

The visitor.frdm the south is als
interested © in; New ‘Hazelton lots: anc
asked dor n.anapeaildnforin ation: to Ti:
‘sent, him. ‘ag ‘goun as possible.as he de.
sires to. secure. a ‘number: of them.

REMO (CELEBRATES MAY 24th

; ”| Hela a Picnic and a Sports Program |'

_ With a dance in the Evening -

Teino—F ‘or the first time in Remo's
histor ¥ the 24th of May was celebrated,
in right style. . A-picnie was put on by
the ladies of Remo, Mars, ‘Lund and Mrz
Murphy in cherge. ‘D, Atkingon was it
chargé of the sports and everything
came, off splendidly, everyond voting il
a complete succes. After ‘the sporty
and Vineh: the evening was spent ‘in
dancing in the R. F, I. ball. The: may-
pole dunce by the school children ‘War
| well worth seeing, Mrs. Lund having,
trained them perfectly. The “Maypolc
Wis. decérated with pink: and ‘white

The following are the winners in the
sports events :— : ;

Seven years and uider—Helena Lind
strol, Billy Atkinson.: .

Ten years and uider—Dorts ‘Atkin-
son, Billy Lindstrom. |

Sixten yenrs and. under.
strom, Franze Proese. :

Ladies race—Olaire Lindstrom, Mrs ce

Lund,

“Men's rice-—D. Atkinson, a. Evland:
son.

Moen’s. sack race—D. Atisinson, Cc.
Tindstrom. ,

‘Children’s sack . rwee—Dorks, Atkin-

sin, Billy Lindstrom.:

Mrs. ‘Lund.
Children's high jump vse
Pen” Years, and. under—Billy Latia-

, tron, Doris Atkinson’ pos

‘Sixteen and undet—Franze Froese!
Otto. Lindstrom... 9. Se
“Men igD., Atkinson, q “elandson :
_ Eadies—Mre, - Lund, Doris “Atkinson,
4, hildren’s batioon race—Billy Lind |’
strom. Mea SBS
Tatas paitdon, ‘i
Dorks ‘Atkingon. - ple oe
Men's Balloon, raee—D. Absinson, A,

got from the column: |

‘He Kas men interested who are all ,

—Otto Lina.
‘land he hopes to get it vloughed this

Tadies_ sack race—Doris | ‘Atkinson. ‘

which hour there will be the reception
of Mnzeltou Hospital babies, and a
the sunie' time he Auxiliary will ole
a public, reception at the hospital’ wher
light refreshments will be. served. Th °
hostesses are Mrs. A, D, ‘Chappell, Mre
Ww. W. Anderson, Mrs, C,H. Sawle ant
‘Mrs. ‘T. B, Campbell. .. : The young girl:
of the district ‘will wait on the tables

It’ 1s expected that a half: holiday

the children may take in the sports,
On ‘Tuesday evening there will “bt
the graduation exercises held in Kit.
mmmax.,, hall, Hazelton.. The graduat
nurses this ‘year are Miss- Willan anc
Miss Orr. Rev. Mr. Donaldson’ of
Suilthers will deliver the main addres:
tothe -ginduatiiig? purses, jaw “he wir
nso, present: them. wijth their deplomas

; There will be other: speeches: and ‘sev
This wilh.

eral ‘musical numbers...
fatlowed by a. dance, The ‘only: chars:
wmiade during the day will be 50. ‘for
the dance, Mrs. Chappell’ and her irr

chestra. will furnish, the music.
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CANADEANS LIKE CEREALS. ~

Canadians -are-very fond of preptr-
cd breakfast cerenls, and according t+
niost recent statistics consumed nearly
$6,000,000 worth of such prepnred cer
ents in 1980. This was in addition t
lnrge quantities of old-fashioned par-
ridge made ou ‘of oat menl aud rolled
“mts, Exports of- Canadian manufac
tnred ‘breakfast cereals in 1930 amount
ed, to ‘nearly 2,600,000 while. .mpott

Ahillion doll ars.

Donald: Grey of Hagwilget repor te

spuds this year, aid he says the seed.
was all good seed...
und a half of:grain planted He. has
purchased an additional fifteen. acres

year,

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The roud between New Hazelton ant
Hazelton was pot in’ muck better con-
ditiou the latter part of last week, ani
it is now possible to travel over it with
‘aut loosing ones: teeth. ys

: Spring, ‘gaimon axe. being eaughit: mh

| der, the high: ‘level: ‘bridge, Bulkley. "Ca- .

yon; by ‘the. Tndion . White people are:
‘fishing for. trout: ‘and: getting’ some:
but,. the: eatch fluctuates, with: he" rine
and. fall, ‘of the water’:

“the previous, day: IE

1zth to June 14th will be as big adraw ”
A.

will be declared in he schools so tha:

were valued at about 4 a t_quarter of be

that he has planted 7,400 pounds of".

He aleo las a ton ,

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Some’ ‘days the: Me
‘Bulkley is-neveral . féet. higher’ ‘than ore”

voy ie

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