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TERRACE

' Mr. and Mrs. “Hews son of Vaunrsdol
were the gvests of Mr. unk Mrs, C.-T.
M. Gigey over the New Year. holiday.
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All the teachers were back in time
ts resume sehool on Monday morning.
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‘The temperature started down on,
Monday morning and by evenig on re-
gnlar blizanrd was-piling drifts on the
ronds,
oe & . .
My. nnd Mrs. CG. RR. Gilbert will leave
on Jannary 16th for a trip to Calitor-
nin, Mr. Nash will have charge of
Mr. Gilbert's affuirs during his ab-
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' Potowing ao slintdawn for stock-
tiking purposes the George Little saw
mil redpencd on Monday  afternaon
mider the management. of the new part
oship of Lite: Hauglind & Kerr.
Ceorge Little hus moved his office to
The buflling used ag mill headquarters
m fen few yours ago,
“om '
Mik] weather continued throughout
the week. Some snaw Bis fallen but
thaws Thive followed quickly on the
fe els of each fall nud the end of the
woek saw only a vers thin covering on

She gromul and if was nat very white.
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Fred Michaud whe delights in good
handicraft has (uken up a new ocen-
inition this winter. Te is spending a
lot of his time making hand braided
riding quirts, and speelmets of his
work speak well fer his skill and ar-
tistie taste,

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tear ores. 77 aa ay “ arty
+ Rey. Prank’ Bushfielit of ‘Port “Es-

‘ington ° urrived on Friday: evening to
‘Kpend the week as guest ‘of Rev: Adam
Crisp. He nildrersed the children of
‘Knox United Church - ‘Sunday school
‘Sunday morning. and was: the gnast

preacher nt the evening Reyrice.
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. Miss voLmn Grelg, wha hid been n
nest of Mrs. Sawle at. New Hazelton
for the New Yenr week, and her -bro-
ther who spent the week with friends

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News items have appeared that The George Little Mill’ and Lumber —
-.. Yards at Terrace has come under a new management. °
~ tle, Haugland & Kerr, the new operatirs have all been connected with the
__-Speration of the business for a number of years.

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we We wish to assuré the customers of the past that the same service and
efficiency will be given all in our future dealings, and that in all wayi’ we.
shall do owr utmost to continue the good fecling that. .has existed in the past
with the users of our materials.

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The partners of ‘Lit.

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CLEAR RIGHTOFWAY BY CON-
TRACT NOW

The publie works departinent have.
sturted a new iden so far as this dist-
rict is concerned, in connection with
roud Clearing. ‘During the ‘hast week
notiees calling for tenders for clearing
the tightefway of the Kalum ‘ Luke
road for the stretch from Mile 6 to
Mile 20 have been posted, The notice
wovides for the contractor to have the
right ta the logs on the 66 foot strip
hese te he in putt payment, and only
subject to the royalty and  stumpage
charges. For many years rit has, been
zn common thing when driving over the
local ronds to see big piles of logs rot-
ting on the side of the rigitofway, and
this new system seems to offer an op-
portunity to stop this waste of mater-
in}, and also to allow the work to be
done at less cost to. the public’ funds.

Evidently the Remo ferry that got
away in the October floods will not be
returned to service and a new one will
bé ‘constructed to take its “place. “This
is made, clear by a. notice calling fox
tenders for the old _ferry as iis, aud |.

where it is.

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The lnttest. word” from Prince *Ru-
pert states that Ralph Matthews who

“4d was recently operated on for appendi-

citis, is making a good recovery, Tt

tyr Tazelton, returned home Suatwrdiny.

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SHOWER FOR MRS. PAT MeILROY.

The liveliest of partles in the form
of u shower was held in the Orange
hal Thursday’ evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Pat MeTivoy, who were mar-
ried on New -Year’s Eve. Mrs. Mell
yoy was formerly Miss Carmen Smith.
To the stralns of the wedding mareh
the bride? aiid ‘groom were nshereil to
the stage of the hall, followed by little
Onnolee Kirkaldy, dressed as a. bride
and wheeling a prettily decorated’ baby
bugey ludenéd with lovely gifts. ‘The
evowd gathered round in a semi-circle
while the: bride and groom opened: and
displayed their gifts, Mr. Melirqy, on
behalf of.Carmen and himself thanked
evbryone for their kindness.

Dancing, consisting of many circle
and tag dances was enjoyed until mid-
night. music being supplied by Mr. and
Kenney and Rawley Beacher. °°:

Delicious refreshments were served
and o toast te the happy couple’ Was

proposed by the Rev Adam Crisp, to
which, all present responded heartily.

selections anda very unique Scotch
reel, in castume, which was cleverly
‘executed “hy Sam Kirkaldy and Blwood
Brovks. Danclng was resumed: ‘until
1.50 .a.m.. when all Joined hands, and
sang ‘Anld Lang Syne.”

_ Among -those present and invited
Wave :—Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Smith, Mr.

will be some thne before he yeturns WJ. Jordan, Mr. and-Mrs. J. H. Smith
home as the cuse was a very serlons’ Mr, and Mrs.

ore hy the time he reached the const Mrs. I. Seott, Mr. and Mys. B, Brooks.

eee and Mrs. ©. Lever, Mr. and Mrs. Kir-

. Christy; Brnce Smith, Lloyd Johnston,

tie. Datilineies

“Bi gold properties in these two. igen]

jand Mrs. E. Haugland, Mr. and: Mrs.
Cc. Carruthers, Mr.‘and

Mr. and Mys. ©. I. M, Giggy, My. ‘ant
| Avs ¥. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs, W.
“Christy, My. and Mra, V. Glass, Mr.

Kaldy; Mr. and’ Mrs. St. Louis, Mr, and
Mrs. J. B Agar, Mr. and Mra, R. Dill
ing, Mu. and Mrs. F, Gibbs, Mrs: :Jane
Yandertip, Mc. and Mrs. F, Gavin, Mr.
and Mrs. ©. Michiel, Mr. G. Griffiths,
Misses... and D. Head, Misses Ina and
Lome Sinith, Margaret Llewellyn, Mar
garet and Lorrnine Kenney, Francis
Dover, Lettie Cardinal, Mary ‘Welsh,
Eillian: Christy, Cathie Finlayson, Ade
‘line Thomas, Rev; Adam Crisp, Messrs
Jack Sparks, .Harry — Attree,” ‘John

Gordon Temple, Fred Mist, Rawley
Beecher, Stan. Brooks, Lee Liewellyn
“Phas, Wars and R. W. Riley. |; _ 4

The W warn? 5 Ankitiary of the Angll
ean chureh are holding their qmnual

reparts.¥ will “be. received and officers:
“for the. coming : ‘year elected.
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Fred M. Wells, the man who’ makes
"gold mines. where some engineers. gay

there is-no gold, was recently, jn the _
4 far north where he has interests, - Mr.|:.

Wells is. managing director of the- Om-,

ineca Gold’ Quatz. Mining Co; Lid., op}:

erating in ‘the ‘Manson country. and ot
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group at Terracs, ¢ ‘and
he feels that he ‘has two mong, good |

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Laat. week Englind avad saa vise by
dlstruetive . floods. and over the: We

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Mrs. Kirkaldy, Mrs. Dilling, Miss L.
{vied in Terrace immediately after the

The-gathering, ayns favored with’ socal .

A New Year’s
Eve Dance All

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Enjoy Terrace)

The Canadinn Legion put on a
New Year's Eve dance that will linger
in the memories of those present. It
Was 2 nov élty dance ond the committee
in charge under the leadership of Pres
ident W. L. Seott, had covered the
gvound thoroughly, ‘making splendid
provision for the entertainment of
those who took part. Possibly for the
first time in the history of Terrace,
“Bere.Comes the Bride” was rendered
twice. The first time marked the ar-
rival-of Mr.-and Mrs. Willlam Harold
Mcllroy, while the second-time the air

-was played shortly after midnight to
-hernld the arrival of Mr.

and Mrs.
Glen. Martinson of Usk, who.were mar-

New Year: had started.

_ Wedding Bells. :

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The last hours of the old year saw a
popular young Terrace couple united.
in matrimony. The wedding was held
in the United Church manse when Rev
‘Adim Crisp united William Harold
Mellroy in marriage to Miss Carmen
Smith, eldest daughter. of Mr. and
Mrs, W. HE. Smith of Terrace. The
bride was given away by her father,
and she chose for the occasion a gown
of bine taffeta, Miss Lillian Christy
ns bridesmaid, was gowned in pink
tuffetun. Stanley Brooks fulfilled the
funetions of best man. Tha happy
couple are spending a few weeks in
the. district: before proceeding to Van
comer. Later they plan to take up
their residence at Fdmonton,

Simonds-Martinson

A pretty wedding was solmenized at
the United Church manse on T anuary.
first, immediately after the New
Year was born, when Glen Louy Mar-
tinson of Usk, was joined in .matri-

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. ZL, Sim-
onds of Usk.For her wedding the. ‘bride
wus gowned in pink satin, and. Mis.
Fred Scott, as matrdn of honor i
brown crinkle ‘crepe. Fred Scott: ‘SUp>:

was const ed by Rev. : Adam: “Giap.

mony with Florrie Diva Simonds, the]:

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