: " S4S common dimension and No,-1-Ship-

B Phithert Hotel

a, TERRACE, B. C.

SF touch Lumber

Geo. Little Terrace, B.C.

_ heing at least with with Mrs. Diggley’

a,’ disenssion was held’ nt the Bonrd
dealing with the matter of motor Heen

owner in the north has: much less use
of his machine than the man fn ‘the.

{nto ‘service. Poor os

THE TERRACE NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1934, pe oe

“Bully Modern | Electric Light
Running Water .
Travellers Sample Rooms

P. 0. Box 5}
G. Temple, Mgr. .

Telephone

a.
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Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber :

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"No. 2 | Shiplay

ae lap ;
No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint
Fie.

Shingles Mouldings, _

RIC = APPLICA

Terrace Notes

at. Matthews Women's Ansilinvy wil
viésd up the bus'sess for the past year
oan Wednesday, Jamiury OF ut amet
ing to be held at the home of. Mrs, Ai.
fiveig.. New officers will be elceted
aid plans*prepared for another year.

fury re i ae

Word. las been received from Cons.
I I. McKenney who, with Mrs. Me
Kenney, are visiting in Vancouver, Mr
McKenney willbe home this. week and
Mrs, McKenney a week Jate!

the city they met quite a number of, old

timers from Terrace among whom were

MMrs, D, D, Munro, Mrs. Jas, Hich

mond und Mrs. ‘Ardagh who are staying

with Mr. D, McLeod. _
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.

Mrs. F. Diggles aml three daughters
lett Friday night for Halifax where
they will embark for Halifax. ‘They
intend to make their home for the tlme

.

sister in Yorkshire,
‘ eet

According to all tratlitions there is
zoing to begun early spripg. 0 Lakelse
Valley the rabbits ure beginning to get
vid of their winter ‘coat and there are
very distinct sings of the darker fur of
the summer cvat, May the rabbits be
right. ; a
aan

’ While in |*

Board of Trade’
is Re-organized |
_ Another Year

On Thesday hight the Terrace and
District Board vf Trade held its annual
iecting. After the reports had been
received and soine business attended to
the officers for the year were elected.
The president remains the same‘as last
year. ‘The vice presiednt is H. King,
and N. ‘Sherwood and Geo. Beveridge
renain as secretary and treasurer, re
‘spectively. i. T. Kenney was elected
an honorary president along with ‘J. I
‘Gorton who was electe dlast. year a8 i
permanent honorary president.

The council for the present yenr will
he:—F: Nash, W. A. Kirkpatrick, T. 7.
Kirkpatrick, J. 1. Jones, J. Hepburn,
Ceo, Little. Rt. W. Riley and Will Rob
inson. In adition councillors from the
ontlying sections were named 283; Remo
(. Lindstrom : Copper ‘City, TL. G. Skin

Bud Corley: Usk, Capt. Willman.
S.A. Voorley, who wus visiting ‘in
baw < present nt the meeting. He

of continually pressing for . reduced.
freight rates te enable the farniers on
fhe Hine to suecessfally compete with
pradnect from the south that reaches
Prince Rupert at less expense than do
stmilar goods fren: Terrace and Pacific

ODDFELLOWS NEW OFFICERS |

‘ast Wednesday night: me Oddfel
lows instulled their, new offleers us
falhws — Q .
Ny. GES, Pearson
Vv. G--R. MeCat'.ugh ;
“Sceretary—T. EL Bisokss eee Ff .
Fin, Seeretary- I. Tanglaind
“‘Treasvrer——T. EL smith | .

TThe Rebekabs offleers for the ensu
ine term are ;
N: G—Miss Betty Andersen 2

Vv. G—Mrs. J. H. Smith
 Sodretary—Misa Vera Aelnnes

Pin, Secretaryv—Mes W. (. Sharpe
Trensurer—Ars. 1, ‘1. Nenney.

HIGH SCHOOL EXAM RESULTS

The following is a list of the results
ohtained by the students of the Kitsam
galtum High Schou) in the Christmas
the order of merit —

Grade 9—Muxine Tlewellyn,
Little, Billie Cooper. Francés Dover,
Jimmie Smith Marton McLeod. Nor
man Chapman. John Christy, Dorothy
Herd, Musjory Llewellyn, Dorothea

Ridie Margaret. Houlden, | Barbara
(Sherwood, Francis Smith, Clara Little.

TDortecn Willsou (anmarked).

On Weduesday evening the Rehekahs
spent a niost enjoyable evening in thelr
lodge reom in the, 1.0.0.F, hall | There
Wiis Gravhist drive among other things.

: . ee -

“O.T. Sindal made a business trip to
Prince Rupert list week,
. _ ek

Several men ire engaged pitting up
2 supply’ of jee. for the anticipated
warm weather some months henee.

a on:

WANT FLAT RATE MOTOR FEE

‘of 'Teadé meeting on Tnesday night

ses. Tt wns brought, out that the car

nore densely setiled parts of the pro
vince, but the local man, still pays the
sume fee, AS a result of the discussion
a resolution was put: through recom
mending a‘ nominal’ fiat rate license
the government. being relmbursed by
the grent incrense of revenue ‘from the
vasoline tax, owlng:to more, cars going

Sis,

' yeaded0—TJennie King, Adela Haugh
and. Marvy Mirxsam. Joe Hipp. Gilbert
(trade: MeCuiloeh, -

i Graie -11—Jeun Dover, Catherine
Fivliyson, Velma Greig, Lenis MekKen
ney, Mavy Smith (unmarked.)
Grade 12--Ahiir Tips, Alice Hnamer,
Eloyd Thomas: Fred Nash, Rita “Taft,
‘Ralph Sktuner, Marjorie Kenney, Ade
‘Hie Thomas, Hdna Dover, Helen Glass,
Rose King, Dorls Tloulden, Sophia Me

Tarren,

1

On Sunday evening Rev. W.R, Welth
devoted the sermon period at Knox
Chureh to a talk on some phases of the
Missionary: work. in Central Afiica.
He went on a mission station on. the
‘Congo river in: October, 1904, and his

material wes tuken from his personal |:

experiences ‘inmnong ‘the hatives,
nn a a re
The fire alarni-is once more reidy to
nae in cise of necessity... After the fire
which destroyed the electric light plaut
the ‘alarnicwas out of commission as no
power wna” availabletto fill the alr

difficulty has siniée ‘been’ oveteone.
rr a oo. Pe ‘

level, Lake Superior -602:Lake Huron

J. McLaren is,again giving danctng
lessons nt a weekly dance, and the very
young are not the only ones attending.

fi81? Take Eric 512; Luke Ontarlo 240;
fect ahove sen Tevel. | .

ner: Kalum Like. W. Warner; Pacific:

AH the ncecd |

exaniintions. The names appear in|:

Rath |

Mavtin,, Eileen Tatt, Bruce Smith, Barl |

tank! that ‘operntesthe alarm. That)

| Take Winnipeg: t#2710 feet above sea |

“BASKETBALL GOING AGAIN:

in .fferrace basketball. activities were
stopped early: in December, but’ after
six weeks, sultable lighting arrange
ments have been made. A meeting was
called for January'é when the decision
toearry, on was made. Fred Nash jr.
was élected vice president and C. Mich
iel was appointed business manager to
fill the places of 8: McLeod and Dud.
Little. who have gone awry.

The first exhibition games were held
,on Saturday last. In the events of the
Levening the Intermediate girls had a
very snappy gnme. The main events,
however, were in the ‘senior league

Girls—-The Mikes called the Reds
home with a score of 15 to 12. With a
slight change in the team the Reds
were better able to hold the Mikes,
down. Both teams played a good game
’ Score--Mikes—Mrs, Michiel .0, B.
Moore 9, A. Thomas 6, J.. “‘Dover0,' E.
Head, R. King, I. Christy. Total 15.

Tteds—8. MeLenn 2, D. Houlden, B.
Kohne, 2 ¥. Greig, M. Glass 8, H. Glass
M: Muxsam, M. Kenney, .Total 12,

32 tv 3. The town played a fine game
with Michiel. Begmore. and Nelson do
ing some excellent floor work.’ The
high. schuol with the aid of W. McCon
nel. formerly of the town team, made a
desperate effort to claim the honors,
Score—Town—C, Michiel 20, J. Big
move 14 D. Nelson 16, F. Hipp 2, F.
Green. Total 52. ae :
High schoo]l—L. MeKenney, F. Nush

nell. Total 2. °

D, McKinnon has been under « the
weather for a time and last week had
ta throw up tie sponge. He is being
relieved’ by Chas. Youngman of Prince
Tupert. Myr. McKinnon is reported as
inuking satisfactory: progress towards
recovery, but he will not be on che job
again for several days. -Flis cheery
“mile is missed about town

. son

Have you paid your supseription yet

Owing to there being no ‘electric ‘ght ;

In the senior boys game the town:
defeated the high school by & score of

3. L. Thomas 6, R. Skinner, W. McCon’

SEND A DELEGATE TO VICTORIA? ,

The Cnion of British Cohtnlia Muni :
cipalities will hol dits annual meeting |
in Victoria om January 80th. This ‘is
likely to be one of the most important
mectings the Union éver held. as the
Municipal Act is likely to conte in for a;
complete overhanling at the. next .ses
sion of the Legislature. A great many
chinges will be made and others could
he made will would effect this partieul
fy municipality. This yeay every mun
ielpal council in B, C. should hare a
representative at that meeting to look
after the interests of the community,
and Terrace would do well to send a’
delegate, . _ a es

: Fh

Trogress is reported in the -negotia
tions between Terrace and the Colum
bia Power Co. re taking over and oper
ating the electric light and power plant
in this villace. Something definite is

expected in the very near future.

THE ELECTION IS ON AGAIN

There wil! be 2, municipal election in
Terrice ulright’ this - yedr.. Nomina
ton day. was lust Monday.and nemina
tions werd received at- the -munieipal
aft ices: ‘Three’ commissioners ‘are to
he eleeted:and five. nominations were
received. as follaws:—W. A. Kirkpat
rick, 7.. B., Agar, J. Ge Smith, W. F.
Lindsay and T. Walsh,”The election

will be held on Thursday, January 25.

and N. Sherwood will act as returning
officer with. Ralph Cory as poll clerk.

The shower of kitchen «utensils given
under: the auspices ‘of . the . follwing

|committee, Mesdames Greig, R. Christy

W. C. Sparkes, und G. Beveridge, was
a decided suceess and as n. result a
nomber of ‘homes in fhe district are
inter provided with some necessities.
In codition to Incal contrigations there
wre a shipment from Mrs. Nerrington
ot Prince Rupert.

Ffast is East and
West is West,
but men ride wher-
ever the sun’ shiney
and the Trail Riders
of the Ganadian
Rockies, with a mem-
bership which girdles
the globe, are creat-
ing widespread in-
terest with their plang

for their 1932 expodi-

tion from’ Banff to

: | Mount Assiniboine,
through some of the

most beautiful coun-

try

thelr name,

joining Jakes and valleys,

spent in camp, according to: the

niboine Pass and

in the great mountains from which they take
The famous peak, with its many ad-

1927 trail ride and thi ars we foeat point of the

ig

29, will follow generally the name i nos, with nighte

the Order. Ample time will be given for exploring
the territory traversed; the ride occupying five days
and traversing Brewster and Allenby Creeks; Assi-
and the shores of Lake Magog to the
_ great mountain: which is the objective of the riders.’
' Return will be mide through the Valley of: the.
- Rocks; the Golden Valles; Citvdel. Pass ‘and so

_. WITH THE TRAIL RIDERS

ines, with nights
best traditions of

fog

through Sunshine Camp to Banff once more. . Tha
pictures shown above are distinctly interesting and
show Lt. Col. Phil Moore, president of the Trail
Riders, and’ Mrs, Moore, on. camel-back at the
Pyramids, during the world-cruise of the Canadian
Pacific liner “Express of Britain", in strong contrast
to the cowboy viewing Mount Assiniboine, whete
this year’s trail ride leads, Inset is H.¥M. King.
Prajadhipok of Siam, who proved an enthusiastic
trail rider during his visit to Canada last’ summer,
Below; two fair bathers are seen setting outfrom one -
of:the cabins at Assiniboine Camp. °°