. TERRACE, B.

© WEDNESDAY JULY 10, 1935

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Last Tuesday morning deme’ “Little
iloted a car carrying Hon. 'T. D. Pats
Ballo, his secretaury Mr. Cartwright
fend bh. FT, Kenney as _Hossengers. He
madroeve the car rizht to the Lodge at
i Takelse Lake and the premler had a
fine opportunity to see the improve-
ments made in the rond in recent years
And he also had the experience of rid-
fing over the last half mile ‘or so tliat
Mis very rangh and unfinished. Pro-
Oe bubly that hit ef.rord will now be fin-
ished up.
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f «6 The ‘settlers on the wert side of, the
upper reaches of the Kalum rivey re
me to huve better: _teanspart facilities. in
the very near futuré.:.A-amall ferry.
Me owill be installed at ance that will al-
Me lowthose pédple: to ‘cross the. river. with,
M their wagons, stockand: snpplies. ke
. oa
ie A niinber, of Teel Bir Is are leaving
for Remo tie ‘end of “thie. av ‘eek ui help].
harvest. the strawher ry erayi, co
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Miss Beth MeCnbbin who ‘has been n
enest here of Miss Marjory Kenney,
returned to her home in’ Pacific last
Friday. °

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7. Farhquar returned to’ Sart Point
lust Prikday after a halidny here.
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Mrs, Alice Munro moved to her hone,
west of town on Tuesday.

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W. Oliver has received word that
he has won_a trip to Vimp Ridge in
1936. The contest was put on by the
Prinec George ‘Twaneh of the Canndian

“NOTICE —

CAMPERS RENTING MY LOTS!
AT LAKELSE LAKE MUST © "PAY |
FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY.—MRS.
M. W. BOSS, 1147 Pandora Ave., Vie-
toria, B.C. ° vo

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Lite’ Manday night near the Phil-
hert Hotel J, W. Llewellyn and A. AT

bertson were-buniped — by the. front
‘lieel of Barling Willman’s éar ‘is thie
later was turning his car about to go
back to Usk, he ear driver and the
pedestrians failed to See each other,
Not much damage was done to ‘either.

of the meit except a shock.
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Alf. Attree who has-been holidaying
at Tel-cl. on Queen ‘Charlotte Islands.

returned home last Friday.
2 &

John Bricksoi who returned. home
to Rupert on Monday relieved Mri At-

tree in the store fora couple of weeks.
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feo. Eittle now has lis big motor

“{bont.in operation on Lakelse Lake.

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Dregging operations are dn hand on,
fakelse..Lake in an Jendenvor to sal-
rage CLE Ovine’s onthourd motor that
fell ont of the boat | st week,

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Jovernment Avent Norman A. Watt

arrived from the coast on Friday and

imoved out to Takelse where his family

4will spend the summer, ;

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Major c. Of. Hearn supt. of Skeena
hatcheries returned ‘to Terrace Mon-
day after spending some months in on
adv isoty eapacity at the new hatcher:

; ies aut Harrison Hot Springs.

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‘dence immediately south of the La-

sheen ‘one’ of the local ‘figures: for’ a: con

| working hours. he was, engineer. at. ‘th
| Little Inmber mill and. did o good: Joy}

. make his home ‘ou he: tend where! he}

“Rev: atid Mrs. W. R. Weleh left on
Friday for Prince Rupert enroute to
Bella Bella by boat the same evening.

‘Rev, Mr. Welch will be: ‘located at the,
.| seaside village , in future, They were
‘|ccompanied "on ‘the’ trip by ‘their’ son

Robert. On Tuesday evening Knox
‘United’ chureli, members of the con-
gregation, and friends gathered for. a
social evening to bid adieu to the pas-
tor and his wife and son. The former
has ‘been,in charge here for two years:
‘and did “good work. Rey. Adam Crisp
avrived form the east on Friday morn-,
ing to take charge of the work at the
local chureh for the next Tew months.
Mr, Crisp tovuk his nacademle work in
E, C.-and ‘has for’the, past year been
pursuing post-graduate studies at the
University of London, JEng., During

‘lihis time in England he worked as 4
rolunteer’' in’ Union Chapel “Islington,
nnd also travelled extensiv ely in the
Old Country and in’ Seatiand leeturing
nnd ‘studyt ing social conditions. Dur:

rive he has been very energetic in get-
ting 1 eraap of. his new work and al-
veuly ‘ans plans well in hand for mak-
ing the young people’s | camps very
snceesstul affairs.

At a meeting of the board of mana-
gers of Knux United Church held after
the Sunday evening service it was de-
cided to suspend the morning service
for the summer months. This policy:
is in keeping with that followed in the
years gone by and is one that has been
found satisfactory.

‘Late Frank Poe

‘Local neonle received a shock “on

that Frank, Poe had-died suddenly at
his summer home at Lakelse Lake.
Mr. Poe,, whose home is at - Evanston,

some weeks inthe Hazelton and Smi-
thers regions. Later with C. W. Daw-
son he made a trip here and as & re-
sult established « fine summer —resi-

kelxe Lodge. The deceased only re,
turned here a few weeks ago for th
smmmer and since his arrival bad &
severe attack of illness from which he
appeared to have practically TeCOVET=
ed, only to have a recurrence which,
after. thirty-six hours, ter minated fa-
tally.

“My. Poo was §9- years of age and had
made na mirked BUCCERS in the eon-
treeting hnsiness in Chicago retiring
j-from active bushes ten yeats ago.
| Te ts surviv ed by a wife and daughter
who at the time of denth were at thelr
‘HMinois Lome, * The relatives were” im-
mediately communicated with: and ‘on
Friday night’ ‘Prank Morvis. of the B,
G. Vindertakers, ‘Prince Rupert, arriv-
of to prepare the body for shipment
ty [tnols, MM. Poe was a valuable ad-
dition to the suimmet. residents ‘at the
Take and much regret is exprensed at
his demise. :

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‘HO FOR SALT SPRINGS ISLAND:

Charlie Desford- left ‘tor Salt Spring
Island. on Monday ‘last. . Charlie hag

{siderable number, of Fears, and during

there.. He was” ‘prominent in organiz-
ing *the ‘Orange. ‘Lodge: ‘here “abd: “his
mute geninlity, mai hittn a wide, circle
of" friends : Am this district: He" Swill.

ing the few days he has been in.Ter-|.

IllL., first cume north in 1980 and spent |.

| before: the, gpante, of such | Certificate

Promoted to Grade 8—Marie Assen-
ude, 409; Malcolm Elder 887; Allen
Robingon.
To grade - 7—Whitfield Elder,
To gradei—Ovide, Bencit, Floyd aAS-
senude, Muriel Pearson, Avon, Benoit,
Neva Muller.

To grade 4—Gertrnde Assennde and
Trene Benoit,

To grade 3—Donna Pearson, Peter
Benoit.

To grade
To grade
ie Assenude.

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2n—Isahelle Adams.
2b—Toyce Adams, Marjor-

ee

Division 4—A. Longworth

To grade 3—Honors-—Pearl Feren-
son, Rose Munger, June Smith; Pass-
ed-——Ivene ,. Durran, Beverley Ferguson
Pearl Fraser, George Hamer, Edgar
Hamlin, Alice Herbert, Alex. Houlden,
Jenn Kirkaldy, Freda Lambly, Adeline
Llewellyn. oO To
To grade2—Honors—Dorothy Cole,
Verna Fraser, Florence Prestiine, Sid-
ney Fraser; passed—Gerald Bissonette
Allen Dnbeau, Ruby Frank, Wilfred
Haugland, Joyee Herbert, Frank Lam-
bly, Phyllis Little, Frankie Fonrae,
Dorothy Williams.

‘Division 3—Mary C. Welch

To grade 5—Honors—Beryl Munger
Frances Hall, Jack Kirkalidy,. Donald
Liewellyn: Passed-—-Armand -Bisson-
nette, Colin Cooper, Maurice Cote, Gor

Dorothy Matthews, Cecilia Menbauser
Raymont Taft, Robert Taft.,
To grade 4—Honors—Jean Olson,
“|Grace Little, Sheila McKenney; Pass-
ed—Charles Agar, Harry Hatgland,
Helen Hipp, Peter North, Noreen Oli-
ver,. Anna Pongrac, Catherine Seaton,
Pauli Solonecki,

Division #—Garth Griffiths

To grade T—Honors—Tessie Liewel-
lyn, John Little. Naney Delgren ; Pass-
ed—ldgar Cole. Bobby Codper, Rosa
Cote, Jimmie Durran, Emma Hamer,
Morr.s Herbert; Mary Tattle, Louie
Matthews, Bernice Munger, Kathleen
Smith, Torna Smith, Henry ‘Thompson
Brie Turner..

To grade 6—Honovs—Maile Hall,
Theresa Neuhauser, Harvey. Herbert,
Hector Cote: Passed-—Delories: ‘Cram-
er, Henry Desjardins. ‘Chirence Doll.
Betty Dover, George Dover; Dick Du-
henu, Dovethy Hill, Margaret Mat-
thews. Clarence McCulloch,” ‘Brian’ Ses
sions, Rodger Walsh.

jardins: Passel—Enuite Bessonnette,
Nouald Cooper, Mikired Frank, Mamie
Hauglant, Norma Kenney, Billy Tle-
wellyn, Edith Little, Margaret: Little,
Everett Leen, Thelma Mist, Mary O1-
son, Audrey Sessions, Thomas Turner,
James Walsh. us

MINERAL ACT
“Certiteite of Tmprovements = ,
NOTICE.
~ meniterfont, ‘Dakota ‘gind “Vimy iting
eral claims, situated in’ Omineca Min-

ALocated. ‘on SKiennza ‘Mountain,’

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mile south of Kleanza creek bridg

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fof, Terrnce, B.C:, acting as agent: for
Ernest Victor McKague {n ‘Trust, free
miner's ‘certificate No. 02547D, intend,

Certificate: of Improvements. for .ihe.
et ‘the above, claims:

"And: further take’ ‘notes: that ‘netion:
'| under. iseetion. 85, must be commenced:

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To grade §—Honors—Jeanne Des- |'

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“Fake notice that I, Frederick Nash, |

{sixty. days from: the. date: hereof, ‘to |
apply to the Mining’ Recorder’ for (4° ,

purpose. ‘of obtaining | a. Crown: Grant 5

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