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Shingles

- to Prince Rupert last week,

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_ “TERRACE, BG. _ WEDNESDAY. ‘OCTOBER 5, 1982

No, 41:

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Cy M. ‘Turner. -axpeeted to sta:
lenis week installing the sheer. ‘booms
ifor the- protection. of. “Braur’s. ‘Island.
"bridge... “ . ;

Terrace Mit Stock 0 of |
. Lember :

Rough Lumber — No. 2 Shiptap

sis common ‘dimension and No, I Ship-
"Jap ,

‘

jast week on business; Coe oa -

“pubtie Works “Engineer J. 0 Brady

Ete. ‘day and spent Monday afternoon’ look.

G - Mout dings, ay, ine over the bridges: ‘in this aren. -
‘My
Lis 4

" Beny Agar is getting into the prize.
growers class. He has a farm {the
‘jest ——.farm in-the north) just ove)
lthe: Skeena bridge and from it was

PRICES ON APPLICATION

Geo. Little Terrace, B. C

umpkin. Benny says he can grow
teger, but he could net handle them, |
very well. .. . . .

Bring your car in for a .
Complete Overhaul _

‘arrived ‘on Saturday after having. vis
ited polnts along the line east of here }-

Y ra e | H, B, Rochester of Prince Rupert, a

Agar’ S Ga g _ Moueer of that city, was in Terrace a.
couple. ‘of days last week looking over
developments on his ranch In the La-

_kelse Yalley.

All repairs carefully. made
Qiland gas. Full stock of
parts, tires, ete:

: on this property aud it is now in the
producing class. oo.
. Ferrace, B.C, . i . \

General Motors Agent

= . | BE. a Kenney left. last Thursday for

Vancourer where he, will represent the
 Phifbert Hotel

: Terrace Liberal Association- at the pro;
iv incial convention which opened , ther
jon Monday, Oct. drd. - Mr. Kenney waa
‘joined on the train by Dr, Wrinch, M.
LA. and delegates‘ from Smithers, and |

TERRACE, B. C. at Prince Rupert they joined the dele.
gates from Prince Rupert and othc
Running Water Dining Room “northern points, and proceeded in force

4. «= Bleetrica Light - Te lephone: |
. Travellera. Sample Rooms. -.

and Provinctal . Bridge ‘Engineer. As I.1.
Xo, 1 Finish, Siding, Wloaring V-joint Carruthers of Victoria, arrived: Satur-_

maaan in the other day o 37 pound

Bishop ‘G. A. Rix of Prince Rupert _-

During the last couple].
of years a lot of. work bas been done).

. - 9. the. south where they intended to}

- ‘have something . to say. at the’ conven:
, ~ Special Chicken Dinner Sunday " ition. Mr. Kenney wili be home thé
, ° ; end ‘of the w eek or early next week. .

'P, 0. Box 29: _

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‘| E “Foresman. of Likelse vatiey sold
‘Isome mineral claims this week to J.

cnncnonENcnenEREERRENEH ERE Payne who is doing development work

on an adjoining group.

SWAIN’S |

Transfer and Taxi Service

: Oseaw Olander of Kntum Lake was
. in town. Monday.

On Saturday evening the wedding ‘of
‘Ralph Branch of Usk and Miss Bessie
O'Brien, “also of Usk, Was solemnized
-at the rectory.:The wedding party
left, Jater in the evening for Usk where
a dance was being held to celebrate. the
happy event.. Both’ bride and groom

Meet all traine ;

# ‘ .
3 Special Rates to Lakelse Lake

_ TERRACE, B..C.
4 wishes of the community.
woe glo wo Oe oy
| ; oo ‘ HARVEST HOME SERVICES ;
Terrace Notes The Harvest, . Thunkselving dervices
— , held in St. Matthews church. last Sun-
day morning ond evening were’ attend:
ed by large congregations,’ ‘Bishop ‘Ris,
. “Prince Rupert, ‘gave two able and ap-
‘propriate talks.” Rev.. Mr. MeKim, irec-
Mrs. Raven, 8t., ninde u quick - trl torof St. ‘Matthews,’ nasisted ‘in the
services The church decoration which
Aves artistically arranged bespoke of
the bountiful harvest of fruit, —vege-
bles in. the district. The Bishop re-
marked in his sermon that’ while “we
may miss some of the lukurles in life
we were bountifully supplied with the
necessities.

~ = 7

A son Was born to My. and Mrs.
nine on September 18th.

2. Hunter ofthe Skeena River bat-
chery, who has been, in the south for-a
tine, returned to Terrace last’ week.

a. .W. Marron returned to Pxince Ru-
pert on Tuexday after 'f a vislt here,

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ave - well known and enjoy the good °

: Honey prnduced: in Canada. in -
TLRL tutalled 27, ica Duunus
Vaitltd at 22 085.084 Jonesy ig’
| +Bionuced | eumuaerela| ly in’ all tho
; Deyvinces., OL Gems le.o '

'- Registerinz an ‘hh ‘proestve ade
vaiice in! prites iver recent years
the first’ bate sof “Nova: Scotia
apples’ in-the Livérpuul market
-breught 239 ta 24s -per barrel as
“compared with Ya lo 198. in 1931:

Great improvement and develop
-Ment over a jieriod of 30. years
’ Has been’ noted-in- the Canadian -
seed Industry. Last year 3710
- Seed. farms with 12.000. persons
+, occupied In the production and -

marketing of improver seed were

|: ~ estimated engaged in the industry.

‘Preliminary: Teturns of maple
-pugar production. In Canada just
completed for. 1932. show a fotal
“yield of 1,724,479 gallons of maple
syrup valued at $2,954)277 and
7,217,300 pounds of sugar valued
‘at $692,480. This production. com-
pares favorably with that of fors .
‘mer years,

" Cutting of wheat ts nearing
completion-and threshing is’ well
. advanced in all the Prairfe Pro-

*vinces, with Manitoba leading, ac-

cording to a report from the agri-
cultural department. of the Cana-
‘dian’ Pacific: Railway, western
lines, dated September 10: Oats
and barley at that date were 16°
‘Der cent. cnt.

Lisa Commanda, Chippeawa In-
dian girl golf caddy at the Cane-
dian Pacific. French River Bun-
Balow, who came elghth in the
women's .marathon swim at Tor-
Onto, recently, has been present-
ed with a purse of $150. J. q;
_ Strathdee, Manager of the Camp,
- -‘Btated:-that ‘she: would. he: thor-
oughly. trained and would- enter .
the. ‘contest. ‘annually until she
Won,’

Wheeling airplanes added a
Toaring faréwell to -the cheers
_ With which passengers and well-
Wighers speeded Captain J. A
Mollison on hig return to Eng-
jand aboard the Empress of Brit-
ain as she-sailed om her seventh
, departure of the 1982 season from
Wolfe's Cove,-Quebec. The in-
trepid solo trans-Atlantic flyer
was promised a quilet.time on his
trip by Captain Latta, commander
of the. Empress.

“y am not running away from
the election, I am out of poli- |
ics and -have no vote in the dis-
trict. of Columbia,” said Mrs.
Woodrow 'Wilzon, widow of the
famous United. States war-time
President, interviewed ‘at the
Banff: Springs Hotel: recently,
‘where she stopped en rovte to
-Tokio where she 1s- attending the
‘marriage of a family connection.
Mrs, .Wilson' motored on to Cha-

' teau Lake Loulse as part of her
* tour ot the . Canadian Rockies.

“T have never seen.a more beat-
titil. ¢ountry or enjoyed a. visit
more,” .sald Sir Philip Cunliffe-
Lister, ‘British Secretary-of-State
for the Colonies, as he said fare- -
wéll to British Columbla when
‘boarding the Canadian Pacific
‘Imperial Limited on his way to
‘Calgary.. -He enjoyed: his favor-
ite sport, fishing, In'that province, *
where he and “his party took four
fine fish, ineluding a 17-pound
salmon, ee + (B69)

awe hag, been’ received from Rev; |

A.W. Robinson, ‘that:he is returning to]

|No TRACE FOUND OF MITCHELL

‘}Just neross thé Skeena from town: It’

Hughie MeLeod is spending a few
days in the district. He left his pipes.

: : at Mor. ’ .
vA search was made along “this see- orrieetown a °

tion of the Skeena recently looking fo.
traces of Roy Mitchell. The missing
man who came to British Columbia
from Australia, was staying with a;
ecquaintance at the old logging camp
of. Geo, Little's on the MeGibbon -place. |

James McNutt, fur farmer of Kalum
Lake, was In town Monday.

W. T, Reid of Prince George arrived
in town on Saturday. - _

“Mrs, Tr r Marsh left on Thursday
of last week for. Vancouver where she
will spend the winter months. She
was given a hearty send off by manr
friends who gathered at the depot,

would appenr from indications left the
man had heen trying to catch ‘a. fish
with a dip net. ‘from, the rocks under
the town end of the bridge. - The hun
did not bring to, light anything: ne

Tt ‘is doubtful if the body remained i
the vicinity for nny length of time, 1
may come to the surface between her: |
and the mouth of the river and it ma;

ever he seen again,

Government Agent Campbell has re-
turned to Smithers after an absence of
a month, partly on vacation and part
ly on special government business.

-Batkley Cow m Test Asa. ,

Followi ing is a list of cows in the above Association that gave 5§ Ibs, or
niore of butter fat for the month of September, 1932,

Name of Cow Breed Lbs. Milk © Lbs, Fat " Owner
30 Nancy. . + /, Holstein 134 71.2 F. Morden
31 Lucy Guernsey: 1255 65.2  W,. Sproule
39 Canary '. Holstein 1457 641 Mrs. A. Fisher
40 Sukie Holstein 1648 624 - §. Woodman
lil Rose os BG, it 60.9 8S. Woodman
199 Peggy | ‘Shorthorn 1268 58.1. -D. Greene |
156 Jenny. 2 os BG, 6 ' 33.5. 3. Woodman —
59 May 0 80) 2. te: Aelstein { “1873 53.5 - O. Ekman
"30 Daisy’. |." '. Holstein «= -1470 52.9 J. Bolithe
101 Mabel - ‘Guernsey = 1222 52.7 -  -G, Oulton
‘81 Spot.) 0: Ayrshire 1162 511  G. Oulton
68 Darkie | i  . Holstein | 1281 504° G, Oulton *
71 Mary —_ , Holstein 1364 102 _. Riverside Dairy

_p Heifers, under three years old whieb gave 30. lbs: - butter - fat- or. more dus-
: for. the month of Bebbember, 1932. oy : .

Ruth | “Guernsey = 1000: 440 CG, atten

2 .
59 Bessie . . Reg, Pole 1026 3879 J. Donaldsou
227° Gypsy © Se * Guern.*. | 730 * a71- "Te Bolitho
3865 Patsy © 9°, | BAG... 680), - ‘35.1 W. Billeter’ .
54 Jean's Holstein 720 | 34.2 ©. Lundstrom .
48 Lacy - .. Holstein 784, 321 ©. Killer a
igf Jean '. Holstein - 750 82.0 8. Woodman
$20 Dolly ohio | BAG 600 31.0 .. J. Bolitho.
9 Rose |: _ RG. $43 31.0. J. Donaldson
30 Helen — ©.) ~ Holstein 840 31.0 J. Bourgon —
121 Jessie P.B.H. 750 805° F, ‘Gilbert

Figures’ in brackets indicate number of days since freshening.

4d. 6. ‘Manning |
Supervisor

Doge

f rmal? you. still
“use Gounter Check Books and need; them.. now or.in. the ,
“bear, futur " :

., Even though business-is hot up: to. ‘nor

* Roth « he local saw. mills are operat.

‘ine at firesent, thus: helping out the to |
"eal uneniployment situation.

Mr. ‘and Mrs. wv. “Novth’ ‘and: fimiiy

- avrlved -from - Prince Rupert. on Tues:

day of lart week. It. is understood “Mit
North, who, is Hnemnn on the C.°N.°Rr
will take“up his’ residesice ‘in Terrded
und the family is expected ta: move in}.
to the Richmond house. “vc!
; EE Tame fy let:

Jonn Willman ‘and . Gus Nyberg. ‘a

Usk were ‘in, town’ on Wednesday *
Vast ¥ weelt. tuo Ta Fs

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‘GAVE ‘BENERIT . AFTERNOON TEA, Wngland: ‘te ta <3 p the’ Rit ities ‘of Or-
ganizing’ Secretary. for" the North: 07
England ‘ ‘tor ‘the Ohuéch of" England |
Beveridge avere joint hostesses on. Fri- Zennoo' Soctety..” : "This, ‘fs the branch ‘of
day ‘afternoon: Inst when. they’ enter- work that” Mrs. Robinson ‘went to In-
tained. four, tables..qt bridge: A .wum-ldia ‘for gome ‘years ago. His son will
der’ cot other ladies:.dropped li during brobribly: go to, school at': -Ramegate,
the’ afternoon for'tep. .. The atfaly W48/A4 number of social functions, were gly-

for. the benefit: of ‘the United Church len in theit honor ‘in’ Princton . before

‘Mrs. H, T. Kenney and “Mrs... Geo.

funds. of: that organization, , The. lad eral: pregentations Were made...
ies had. very, pleasant. afternoon. ac Lon, :
‘Rey, Mr. MeKim je in. much better A. Mi Davies: ‘arrived from Prhiee
health as asresult..of his. reat: and. the Rupert on Friday-and etumed to: the
" medient treatment recelved. a “oust, the: following day.

Guild and. $6.50 were. added. to, the they left'for the Old Country, and’ ‘Bev: |

“The se Omineea. Herald ° :
“Dew Hazelton, B: oT. Poe