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THE TERRACE NEWS, TERRACE, B. ©. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. §, 1936.

When purchasing

EMBER SHINGLES and MOULD.
INGS

Be sure that you get a standard grade

For Best Results Buy From

Kerr

-}eling of the Usk end has started.

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COPPER RIVER BRIDGE IS OPEN

On Monday of last week E.T. Ken-
ney, M.L.A., drove over the new Cop-
per river slongh bridge and on to the
highway camp at Usk, .At that time
the approaches to the bridge were a
little rough. but during the week the
gravel was levelled off and traffic ig
now in full- swing. The pile driver,
bridge bullding gear wes moved to
o slough half a mile east of Usk and
a bridge will be built there. Grad-
ing is in progress on the stretch to-
wards Chemdemach creek and grav-
At

Lumber Manufacturers
TERRACE, B.C.

Terrace Notes

On Tuesday afternoon, with J, B.
Agut as ptot, Walter Warner's Blne
Bird left for Kalum Lake. The trail-
er was attached when they left but at
the other side of 11 mile Sid. Cooper
eanght up to them and Benny found
that his trailer was not attached, He
had to go away back to 11 mile to get.
the missing Muk of his car. The rest
ef the trip te the lake was unevent-
fil, Hie will huild a raft on the lake
ud taw the machine home where he
wi put in use to freight on the tele-
graph line, .
e&e &

Mrs. R. E. McIntosh has retamed
tu Trince Rupert for the winter. Mr.
MeIntosh will remain at the Cross-
He has

a lot of fixing up todo.
Ln

Miss [ster Moore is holidying here
with hex zens Mr. and, Mrs. Ret,

Moore," 5 fore meen
“ee i. s s

Mrs. “A. ‘Beaudin: made a trip to the

coast the ‘tniddle of. last week.
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‘MINERAL ACT

Certificate of Improvements

—

NOTICE

Black Wolf No, 1, Black Wolf No. 2
and Black Wolf No. 4 Mineral Claims.°
situate in the- Skeena Mining. Division °
of Range’ 5," Coast. District; .

Lovated on “Northern slope of Mar-
oon mountain;. Kitsumgallnm Lake. .

Take notice that I, ‘Frederick. Nash .
of Terrace, B, GC. acting as .figent: of
Joseph W.- Wells, ‘Free
cite No. 98.164 D, intend, sixty. days
tram the date’ hereof, to apply :to: the
Mining Recorder for ‘a Certificate of
Improvements, for the purpose of ob-

talning A. Crown Grant, of the. -Above a

claims, .

And. further, take, votice that action;
under Section 37, ‘must ‘be commenced
hefore the issuance of such Certificate
«of Tmprovements. ;

Dated this 24th day of 7 une, ‘A, D, 1986
Prh. Sept 9-Oet, 14;

“yappeared in

Mine’ 4-Cartifi-.

‘l Usk two bridges at the west end of
_| me village are heing replaced so that

hefore: Tong traffie to the Cordelleria
and Lucky Luke may. he resumed.

1G00D CROPS BEING HARVESTED

-J, K. Gordon tél the News that
returns frem orchard products this
‘year were -better:than for some time,
but unfortunately he finds the crop
not quite up to some years, Werthy
apples, especially, being light. The
demand for fruit is better. and the
prices are higher. ,

The root crops are showing quite].
an improvement as harvest proceeds.
Potatoes are better than the average
ang in some enses exceptionally big
yields are reported, and many private
‘families find that they have small
quantities ta spore. Aft the present
nrice that mens wmexpected money
for those who sell. Cabbage, turnips
earrots and other fall produce has al-
eq done well and the season generally
has heen one to add cheer to the grow
ers, ‘ ;

*. ptakie, DP. & WA, CNR, Prince
Rupert ‘spent a few hours here on Fri
day. last: week. '

wird was,’ ‘yeceived from Prince
Rupert on ‘Saturday that.. John’ Fore-
man had. died. * His brother. Wdward
who les in Takelse Valley,” was out

| tworking near Pacific, ~ but .. the’ rail-

way authorities notified - “him in thne
“to go to the const on the evening” train
. eee me

“On: Tuesday of: last week two ‘bro-
‘thers, Charles and Steve. -'Tomecek,
-police court. - ‘Charles
pleaded yuitty to .a charge of being
cin Possession ‘of firenrms, without the
TIECESSATY... alien's permit, . was | ‘fined
“F100 find costs, Steve caniie | up. on
‘tivo counts, ‘On: ‘the. ‘charge; of. kill-
ing'one goat in excess of” the ‘bag im-
it'he paid, $10 and costs, while on “an
assanit charge: he. waa assessed $5.00
and costs. .

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Rev, Dr. 8. §.: Osterhout: arrived on
Saturday night from the east and on

Sunday morning was present at the|

Knox hited Sundy school, In. the

evening he tank part in and spoke at]

the service in the same church.
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DeForest. Crossley Radios!

Write for Prices and Literature fanturin ‘New T ve
which eliminates all “BY and “Cc wate y

Batteries--Wet and Dry

~ Tubes: Aerials mi

Margaret Kenney
“Passed: Away

Word reached... “grace on “Friday
that? Margaret fella Kenney, seven-
teen’ year old daughter of B. T. Ken-
ney, M.I.A, and Mrs. Kenney, had
passed away at the “Prince Rupert
General. Hospital the previous night.
While it had been generally recoguiz-
ed that Miss Kenney was seriously il!
the news of her death came as &
shock to the community and brought
with ft a general alr of sorrow Mar-
gnret was a girl who had endeared
herself to large section of the com-
munity, As a high school student
she was deservedly popular. She was
an active member of the Terrace
Young Peoples’ Society, and through
her tactful love for the smaller child-
yen, had done fine work as @ teacher
in The Knox United, Church Sunday
School,

Mr, and Mra. “Kenmey ‘svere in Rn-
pert at the bedside of their daughter
nt the time of her passing, and they

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ent nurses ever on the local staff. and
it, was with the greatest regret that
Medical Superintendent and the dir-
ectors ‘accepted’ her resignation. She
is now on yaeation in the south,

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The Board ot Directors of theHaz-
elton, Hospital unanimously endorsed
the application of Dr.L.B. Wrinch for
the position of medical superintend--
ent and secretary to the board, to suc
eeeded his father, Dr. H. C. Wrinch,
whose tenure of office expired on the
20th of September. The final sap-
pointment is made by the Mission
Bonrd in Toronto after consultation
with the local board.

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Rey. Dr. Osterhout, superintendent
of missions in B. C. in connection
with the United Chureh, attended a
meeting of the Board of Directors of

Jihe Hazelton Hospital of which he is

a member, and conveyed the official
notice to the Board of the resignation
of Dr. Wrinch as medical superinten-
dent. Dr, Osterkout moved the mo-
tion of regret on behalf of the Board.
As the medical superintendent is an

accompanied the remaing home to
Terrice. The funeral was held from
Knox Tinited Church on Saturday
‘afternoon at three oelock. As the
hour drew near there gathered one of

appointee of the Mission Board in
| Toronto Dr. Wrinch’s resignation was
first sent to that hody.

the largest groups of mourners that

many Years, Business in town waa!
suspended for the time an] before the
service started the. church was filled |
to eupacity and many had to stand.
The service was eonducted by Rev.
Adam Crisp of Knox Church, and
Rev. A. Hincheliff, of St. Matthews
Anglican Church, A. Hewson of the
Kitsuingalinm = s¢haol staff, presided
at. the organ, The favorite hymns of

Cometh” and “Q, Love that will not
let me go.” Rev. Mr. “Crisp. spoke
very appreclatively and _ sympathett-
eally, basing his theme, on the incid-
ent of the daughter ‘of Jarius.
At the close of, the service a num-
jer of Margaret's class mates hand-
led the grent . masses of flowers that
had been gathered, a-tributeto.the de-
ceased. The group included “Mrs, F.
Gibbs, Misses Hidith Little, Ruth Lit-
tle, Margaret Little, Thelma Mist,
Thelma Olson, and -Frances Dover. .
The pall bearers © were also “high
school class mates; and they includ-
ed Nornian Chapman,: W. Cooper,
Gordon Litte, G. Haugland, A. Haug-
Yind, Ken.-‘Attree, He: Warten. .
Following’ the service at the church
the funeral cortage-’ ‘made its way to
Mountain View cemetery where inter-.
ment took place.
The decensed is surviv ed by her

jorie, Miss Lorraine and Miss Norma,

CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. BT. Kenney and
family gratefully acknowledge. with
thanks the kind expressions of sym-
pathy and floral offerings during the
fliness and bereavement’ of « their
daughter und sister Margaret.

She was aecompanied . by her: young.

est son Verne. -
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- Hosp vital Board —
Held Meeting.

; Miss Helen Campbell, RN, for: tive
yenrs and, more” on: the. ataff of the
Hazelton® Hospital, has. resigned “her
position to” take. effect ot. once. “Her
hetion is due to’ her ‘own | ‘physical’ con-
dition’ and to & desire to be nearer’ ‘to |.
her: mother. who! “fe: tnot' well.

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has come together in this district for |

the young lady were sung. ‘When He

parents and three sisters, Miss Mar- |:

_' Mra, 8. H. Senkplel. returned mues-| ,
. | cdny morning after spending the end:
bof ‘the week at Usk with her husband |:

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New Catholic
| Church Opened

The new Roman Catholic church in
Hazelton was dedicated and formally
opened on Sunday morning last by
‘His Lordship Bishop Bunoz who came
up from Prince Rupert for the occas-
ion. He was assisted by Rev. Father
Godfrey, Rev. Father Drean, Rev.
‘Father Monnet of Prince Rupert and
Rey. Father Cocola, chaplain to the
hospital at Smithers. Sister’ Rita,
‘sister superior at the Smithers Hos-
pital and her two assistants. were also
guests. ;

The new church was dedicated un-
der the patronage of St, Theresa of
the Infant Jesus—known as the Little
Flower of Jesus. The dedication was
at hich mass at.10.30 am.

Long before the hour of service the
lithe. church was crowded to capacity
and another large congregation gath-
ered outside—more being outside
than could possibly bé accommodated
inside. The people came from Hub-
bert, Telkwa,.. Morleetown, Hagwiiget
and other points, besides the white
members of the, faith from Hazelton
and. New Hazelton and district. —

In the afternoon at 2.30 there was
benediction and the attendance was
equidlly, as good.

The choir from &t. Joseph's “church
in Smithers lead the singing .nt the
services,

ing part in providing this chureh for
the people of Hazelton.

On Sunday His Lordship and the
visiting ‘elergy and the sisters from

'S, Sargent.

» Notice of Scalers
Examinations ©

. Examination for Licensed Seal-
‘fers. will be ‘held at: Terrace, ' ‘ Fri-
: bday, ‘October 16th, commencing
‘at8- acm. -

Ie Application forms ‘ ‘and. other
particulars may be obtained from|'
the District: Forester: at’ -Prince |:

Campbell is one of ‘this! ‘most ‘ttle He

Robt, Gregor
Agatt.. ‘istrot eng

- Chisty’s Bakery
| Terrace, B.C.
Will ship to any point on line

Will vou try our Bread and
Buns?

Rev. Father Godfrey took a lead-|—

Smithers were entertained by’ Mrs. R. ¥

Rupert: or: trom’ the local Ranger |."

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake. Get our price.

Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P. O. Box 6

Gordon Temple, Prop.

Telephone

Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

Yrucking Delivery
Coal and Wood

‘Paxi

Agent for
Ford Cars
Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

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Terrace Drag Store

Just Arrived

E PN S Tea Set Cake, Bread
And’ Pie Plates

Butter Dishes, ete
Modernistic Clocks Faney China

Casserols

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R. W. Riley; Phm. B.

MINING SURVEYS
Fred Nash.

B, GC. Land Surveyor

_ TERRACE, B.C.

Mn Page, a pole. buyer from St :
| Paul: Minn, pald a visit last” ‘week to
“Tthe northern interior of. B: “Oe. ‘He ws
was met.in Prince. Rupert... by “Olof

Hanson of thé Hanson Timber & Tum -

ber .Co.,- and at Smithers . by Austin”
Goodenough. manager. for, the ‘com- -
‘pany... Mrs. Page ‘looks. to: “the future.
with, confidence, ‘but he says that the ~
markets at :present are quiet avait:
ing the, results..of;: the. presidential |
election in ‘Noveinber. :