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" ‘TERRACE, B, C, aaa aaa 14, 1935

About Terrace

Mr, and Mrs. D. Hamilton: arrived

N OTICE

CAMPERS RENTING MY

|The Community
Camp Popular

LOTS

’ from Anyox this week and are staying
*. with Mr. and “Mrs. J. W. Liwellny;. the
; parents of Mrs. Hamilton.”

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The boys with guns are getting an-

xious to start after the ducks.
LJ had

Ranger Sid Cooper was ‘driving Mr.
Collins he noticed smoke coming from
Lakelse Valley. He went over and
found that clearing fires had got away
from L. B. Pearson and had ‘started
to ran up the side of the hench, He
went to town and got the fire pump,
some other equipment and ‘a forestry
crew and about five o'clock started to
attack the blaze.- It: was, hard work
owlng to. side hills and down ‘Togs. and
sSlashings,; The wind was blowing up
the bill and the fight was mide’ down
the hill and was kept up wtil eleven
o’elock. that night .and resumed. Again
in the morning and carried on ‘all day

FIVE ‘DOLLARS MONTHLY.—MRS.
M. W. BOSS, 1147 Pandora Are. Vie-
toria, B. C. .
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Mr, and Mrs.-C. V. Evitt of Prince
Rupert: were week end guests of Mr.

and Mrs, McIntosh at thelr ° Kalum
“The Crossroads.”.
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«ARD OF THANKS |
My. L. FL Cole, piano tuner, wishes

to thank his many friends who have
made his stay sa enjoynhle, and only
Wishes he could visit the district more
often,
: are o

Mv. and Mrs. Fred Scott spent last
Sunday fishing on Gold Creek. Mrs.
Scott. handled a light fly rod in the
afternoon and got a strike that was’ a

AT LAKELSE LAKE. MUST PAVi

{sprint. nimbly up a spring board, take

And Beneficial

The following was written by a. ‘Joeal
young lady who was at the camp at
Tukelse Lake, and is worth your: time
to read..:: heed

avery boy ‘should be taught to swim
nnd dive. It, is the finest physical ed-
ucation a -hey can take ‘part in: and
that is Wh? i ecomniunity camp for the
boys is so essential in Terrace.

As a boy learns to-swim he looses
that awful, fear that makes so many
boys backward. With- the improve
ment made in his swimming’ he becom-
es more confident and acquires that
natural, easy grace which is admired
so in boys. Have you ever seen a boy

{dividuals have been very génerous

ninti? eleven at night again.
‘ee .

I spite of n'long dry spell the Ter-|"
race aren his been remarkably free of
forest fires this year. To date only
four fires have taken place and these
have caused little ov. no damage. It
seems that the people of this district
are coming to realize the great loss
that can be sustained by fires runing
in the timber.

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Rev, J. B. Birehall occupied the pul-
pit in Knox church on Sunday even-
ing, taking the place nf Rev. Adam
Crisp who was at the Girl's. Camp at
Lakelse Lake.

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A. It Tordiff of Cedary ule spent
the week end in Terrace, ut

th

str ike,
young lady played ‘the fish and after a
great battle
proved to be a
Fred siys it was a good thing for the
rest of fhe fish in the creek when the
night came on and Mes. Seott had to

For over half an hou

finally.
six

hunded

pound §

quit.

seek

TL. F. Cole was in the district for a
week. attending to local ‘Pianoes, He
is able to get nround his district once
a yedr but his visits are always wel-
comed’ by his many friends.
visited the district for’ many years and
has many tales to tell of unusual tra-
vel conditions experienced as he zoes
“jaround to. the various, Instruments in

e north and, the interior. / -
ene ;

“Have you pata your supseiiption vet

He has

a spring and a jump and go flying off
into the water ina great dive?

Fer is a prison to sume boys. They
are afraid to step out inte the world
and’ find. far themselves all that is
fine and good in life. If you want to
discover the hest in life you must not
be afreid. If you are afraid you de-
serve to be left in the shadow, or the
sham of humanity, It is only natural
that one must strive for good and beau
tiful idenis_ before one can be worth
the recelying. of them, If you are g0-
ing to strive for the best you must
loose that lack of confidence, or in
other words, fear.
If anything will help to banish fear
and make a boy self-confident, swim-
ming and diving will, It would sur-
prise the parents of the boys in this
camp if they could see how their sons
have been striving to improve thelr

r the

it. It
Almon.

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0. T. SUNDAL CO.

Headquarters for

‘i Paints —_—- Oils
Goodyear ‘Tires

Car Batteries

- Varnishes

General Merchandise.
Hardware

Flour ' Feed

ET KENNEY LIMTED

General Hardware . ;

» Insurence_

swimming and diving.
They are willing te and have. con-
quered tear. Therefore the camp has
been bovrefieial to thea: ‘There is one
spunky little fellow, Maurice Cote, I
especialiy admired. He had never be-
fore. tried diving, but still he walked
up ‘the spring board and jumped off
| head. first... That -boy tried ani tried,
always lending squarely ‘on hig stom.
ach. He finally learned to get his
hend in the water before his stomach.
One day he surprised up by taking a
run jump dive. That boy achieved
something because he had the will to
keep on trying in spite of his fear.

Six of the boys learned “the side
stroke. One little fellow who does the
sidestroke best was trying to float on
his hack: and in time he will learn, for
he ts cortainly willing. The same hoy
niki two others have ventured forth in-
to deep water, Three boys have learn
ed to use the spring board. Bighteen
buya have Passed the test in swimming
on the fifth day. . Now twenty boys
can swim a few strokes. .

T np sure ‘the citizens’ of Terrace
will agree that the community camp
is very beneficial to the boys: of Ter-
race,

Bob Orme; who haa’. ‘pent several.
"(days at. the family. slimmer home at

Ke tthe! te aa

"'Buy-at Home’ ‘ principal,
HM sigees

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nitive heer

Vancouver nee
. _Relp sell your produce

Lukelse’ Lake, veturtied to: Rupert last
Monday.) :

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MANY-GIRLS.IN CAMP AT ‘LAKE

Thirty-two girls went into camp on!
Tuesday. Mrs, Fred Nash is assist-
ing at the camp and in spite of cloudy
wenther the young folk. are having 2,
splendid time.
ity camp has proy en -very popular and
a great deal of support has been given
without being asked for. Private’ in-

wn the local merchants and business
then have been very generous too.
One business nan sent out _o& fed of
water melon aud a erate. of oranges.
while on Sunday the same man had a
tub of ice cream sent:-to the camp.
The camp has heen successful in its
aim; that many children who other-
wise would not have n ehance for o
holiday have heen able to spend o few
happy days on the lakeshore.

HE CAN THROW UP THE DIRT

Bill Little has made a new reputa-

to reports he ean throw dirt faster
than a gas shovel. It happened last
Thursday afternoon when he was rid-
in with Charlie Couthers on George

The idea. ‘of a commutn ||)

tion during the past week. According] !

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Cristy’ Baer
Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will vou try our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders. _ Shinped
regularly. —

All kinds of cake,

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Get our r price.

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Phiibert Hotel
TERRACE, BoC. ©

Fully Modern Electric. Light

Running Water © .

Travelie:s Sample Rooms

. P.O. Box 5

, ‘Telephone
Gordon Temple, Prop:

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Terrace Mit Stock of

Little’s big. Hayes Anderson truck.
near Copper City the exhaust Line dls-
connected from the engine, and before
the engine could be stopped flames
were coming out of the hood. Bill
and Charlle hit. the ground together
and before Charlie. could lift up the
hood Bill had the dirt flying: This
prompt aetion saved the truck from
any damage.

THEY, SAW A BIG BLACK BEAR
JW. ( Wes.) Liwellyn and his son
Billy. made a record dash out on the
Lakelse road. They had driven in’ a
logging Tod off Jackpine Flats and

Lumber

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Reugh Lumber | + Noy 2 Shiplap

S45 common dimension and No. 1 Ship-

lap Citta
No, ‘1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, V-joint
) Etc.
Shingles Mouldings, “

PRICES ON APPLICATION

Geo: Little Terrace, B.C.

parking the truck went a short dist-

ance. into the bush to look thé timber
over, Before they had gone far they
heard a squeel, but took, no notice of
it. Right after the squeel An. old black |:

et. . As the two]
efend. themselves |
with. they headed back for the’ truck | .
Ins fast as they could go, and Jumping’ .
on the. Platform, one seized the axe;
and the other the cant hook, ready to
do- battle if she decided to attack, but
she did not attack.

Stan Brovks left on Friday night
for Hazelton, and expected to drive
through to Burns Lake. All the boys

she benr ‘came out with’ a’ rush and [2
seemed to he quite - zy)
men had. nothing to’

R. W. RILEY, Phm. B.
Terrace

Resa. Fly Kil . :
O01) ot. -Citronella, ete.

ishing Tackle
‘Rods,

Reels, Lines and ys

‘All hey stock.
ICE CREAM—Our ‘Own Make

hone he has a good time.
een ;
The trustees of the Kitsumgallum
school are trying to figure out what
kind of n school to hold this year—
that is high school—whether one or
two teachers: “Most Iikely it will con-
tinue as a two tencher school.
see.

Good progress is being made on the
highway enmp at Usk. Tom Moore is
now hosaing more'than forty men, ‘and

a yood stretch is’rendy for ‘Plowing
and grading, .

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Mr. Collins of the forestry . braneh,

OCAL NEWSPAPER’ | AE
You are supporting a: local industry and: ‘encouraging the

A fedart what you have and sire the pre

mil not. help balldy your r town and community. no a

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i: J Vietorin,: waa “in.-the: district. and: an
Sunday, afternoon: ‘went.-up. the: Copper :
: nver.’ Ho will: igo: 38 alles ‘to. Jovi: OW
per: the timber in’. the 1 “upper valleys’ ¥or
‘|yenrs., he has. been: in: charge ‘of :the}.

cover map dept. and. this. is the: basis |g =

Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop
‘taxi Trucking. Delivery -

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Agent for

Ford Cars °
Ford Trucks

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Ford Parts :

: of ‘the - province...

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