a of the district turned out.

SOL, 13

TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1985

About Terrace

Larry Greg lost a “valuable part of
iis fishing gear a few ays ago when
e was fishing in. Zemicord river and
he is wondering if some.one ‘found it, |:
nnd will they return it to him. . It ts
orth $20 and he would like to Bet it

a Black az soon as possible. i.
eee

Remo residents brought before the

eerrace and District Board of Trade}

Rie information that’ rumors were out,
Mio the effect that the railway: proposed
to remove the spur from: “Remo! ‘siding.
This would work a “hardship © on: the
strawberry | Then and a resolution.” WAS
passed. asking, the. railway’ not. te: do

nny stich thing,
es «

| Constable ‘aird Jlrs. MeKenney. ‘Jett
for Prince Rupert Thursday. ,
' ene

As,
Bap Relideving with Mrs.

Will Robinson who bas heen
1. C. Narrington
min Prince Rupert ‘retumed home Just
me Friday.
“ann

z Mrs, % J. Moore arrived from Ru-
ae pert ou Friday, |
. os &
na Rev, W. R. Welch eyeled to Copper
m City on Sunday afternoon and held a
service there, and twenty-three folks

‘ re
. Rob Welch: who bas. been taking col.
% lege work In- ‘Alberta, arrived home on
Wednesday. ” Sua

oem t

® ne rs
Mra, TyT.; Kirkpatrick left:for Rn-
pert. on, ‘Sarurday,

deach night this week np to and includ-
Jing Thursday ‘night.

on Tuesday. °

On the morning
uf Good Friday, at-11 o'clock. a united.
service of the: “United Church and the
Anglican, church’ will he, held in St. |
Matthews . chureh. ,
*. al

Dp. G. stuart left ‘for Prince Rupert

se
TH “MeCubbin, of Pacific was here
on Wednesday,
. * . |
Ww. “Horw il of Doreen | spent. Wea-
nesday in town last week.
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‘The local ellitor is quite convinced
that spring has come’ The jackpine
rabbits have doned their summer coats
Then the summer birds are returning
a thrueh bas been around, fox sparrow
phoeties and other specimens of birds
are back sean,
; **

For the third year in succession al-
bin» robbins have shown up west. of
towns Tn 1983 Alrs. GR Gilbert saw
one that was ‘all ‘white near, her. home
and Tast yeur she reported “another
thit had a red breast. The middle of
Inst week a white robbin witha red
breast miiid oa | visit to Walter Chap
min. | .
7% @

Tent catapillar egg clusters show
signs ‘af hatching out: in the | near fu-
ture, -

ete

A public works compressor unite ar-
rived here last Friday nnd its first job
will be on some rock work on the Cop-
per River trail two miles above the
bridge. This work is being undertak-
en by the interests developing the Dar-

danelles group.
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» Headquarters for

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Goodyear “Tires

Paints. -

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. Ts “General Merchandise
Feed |

Flour

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SEEDS —

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Package. ~ for Garden and Field
Timothy ° ; Clover ” Alfalfa,
‘Garden Tools ° Rakes “Hoes _ Cattivatars :

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Varnishes
Car Batteries

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Hardware .

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‘Buy at Home” principal. -

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-Are hereto carry that meiia
you use’ these columns? :

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help sell: ‘your ‘Produce. -

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DJ AND TERRACE “NEWS

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Rp ito the public for you. :

\citehen in anticipation of a

|day.: afternoon and ‘Inspector’ TS
; Hall! ‘officiated ‘as .umpire;’:
are also golng to-have- a league,

vegulur ‘monthly. meeting of the Ter-
race and. District Board of Trade last
Tuesilay night.
was.in the chair.
came the. information that ‘Sunt. Toby
has taken ‘satisfactory: ‘action with re-
ference: to the complaints made last
month and that, there is less crowding.
around the trains. now; also, the step
for the convenience of passengers is
heingi (used regularly.

President Harry King
Out of the minutes

_ fhe matter of lower freight rates

for farm and ‘orchard . poducts came
up for
they had_ found great beneflt during.
the last’ season ‘under the new shipping

discussion, and growers said

reimlations for vegetables and the low,

er. freight rates put in effect on them.
Tree fruit growers felt that similar
facilities ang reductions in
should be ‘available for their products,

tarriffs

as it was impossible to make up a car
lot shipment. with present, production,
and the weekly shipment by freight,
together with the regular freight ‘rates
worked o grent hardship on those who
were operating orehards. .

A resolution was passed to be ‘for-
warded to the proper. authorities ask-
ing that tree fruits be included in the
1935 plan of farm produce movements
from Terrace and disttiet, and that-a
similar reduction in charges be made
on this class.of produce. It was asked

_ that these arrangements be made. ef-
. fective to shipnients to Prince Rupert

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fe Speelal. Easter services will be held

next Sunday: ‘in all “the ebnrches.

wea . 7 a

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“TNs, A Beaudin is enlarging her
larger |!

‘business this season, .

’ ~ . : « * Ed

The Kitsumenilum’ high and publie
schools aye’ going in for soft ball this’

yeonr and teams are now. being organiz-

The first game was played Fri-
“HA.
“The® stris

ed.

a sf Py : ‘

ATUNTING’ MONKEY TAILS

‘Monkeys, Which were landed on the
island of St. Kitts, British West In-

dies, from a stranded French trading

shi have ‘become “a’menace to the
| sugar planters, whose cane fields they
raid, “The ' result” ‘ig the payment, of a

Bounty! of ‘sixpense per’ tall which pro-

vides a living for “monkey gunners”

who stalk the simians in thé high for-

ests of Mount. sMiseryi- Some of: the:
hunters speak the almian, Jamgnage as
Bond: na ‘the, monkeys.” i

“Ehnve you: ‘ald your. sunsitelption yet

mn

. extended,
mance Mr. Hall and Mr. Kenney gave
the youngsters a talk, but we did not .

More Money for Skeena *_ |
eee Trade Heard Board |

und also to Hazelton, .N ew Hazelton
Ninithers and other points east. .
After the business was attended to.
the local member, FE, T. Kenney,. was.
talled upon for some remarks... He. de-
voted most of his time to justifying

New Westminster. There had been a:
lot of adverse criticism and. Mr... Ken-
ney inude out a good cuse frum his
point of view, ......

Mr. Kenney dealt with public Ww orks

mounted to over a hundred thousand

his vote in favor of the new bridge at]:

expenditures, which he said, last year]:

dollars in. Skeena and that this’ year
the appropriation’ for venda® ‘wis “$2000°
more. than last Fenr.: He also. expects
tha t- ‘there will be fiom $30,060 to $40,-
000 available for Skeena from the 1985
highway. loan and that this will be
spent on the‘ ‘Usk-Cedarvale’ section of
the Skeena highway. ‘This “money
will allow ‘for 30 or 40 men “to work |.
for six months. He also said there! .
would be considerable .work done on
nining trails where dev elopment work
is being carried on.

main talk at this meeting, taking as
his subject Douglas Social Credit, As
the local member was present, Mr.
Halliwell gave up his time to. await
another: meeting. But when the: local
Thaember had: finished the: chairman: ‘Te-
quested. Mr. “Halliwell: to: ‘proceed : with
his talk, ‘and. he” dia. 0, but any ‘ dis-

; cussion qvas left over for another-time.

ley school on Friday afternoon and
watched an exhibition of physical aril
And athletic exercises put on by the
Seott. School Inspector T. H. Hall
The class ran in age from six years to
sixteen and they went through some
intricate work. Instructor Scott was
assisted by Gordon Pearson who sup-
plied ‘the . NeCesSsarry. ‘music.
Penrson has granted the use of some
extra spnee so that the work may he
At the close of the perfor-

say a nything—out Jond.
eee

Gold Creek on Tuesday afternoon for
medical attention.
ished with his tie contract ‘when the
ax slipped and eut his foot.

“¥alhalla,: Valballa--No-: }-and-: Val-
halla No. 4 Mineral Claims.

Situate in the Omineca Mining Div-
iston of Range 'S, Coast, District. ,

of Gold Mountain... 05 20 ee

H, Ualitwell was slated to give the |

' We paid 1 a ‘visit "te ‘thé, Laicetsé: “vais

Geo, litte Te race,
pupils under the direction of AW. Lf} 7

and TT. Kenney were also present,

B. IL. |:

He was about. fin- |:

commnicane ov Eabaieors |

Where’ located-—-On' ‘the: western - slope :

_. TAKD NOTICH that Ie “Prederick
-tNash of Terrace, Bi, (one acting ‘as: agent:
_ |for Ernest Victor. McKoague,. in. ttust,:
{tree miner's certificate No, 62547D, in, ner
tend, 60 days’ fom the date hereof, to}jf):*":
Lapply to | the., Mining: ‘Recorder, for ey
Certificate. of . “Improvementa for the | we
purpeve of. obtaining ¢ Crown. Grants vf 1 on

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- Christy’ S Bakery |

Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line

Will you try our Bread. and
Buns?”

Standing orders: shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake. Gel or price.”

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Phitbert Hotel.

TERRACE, B. C.

_ Bally, Modern... Electric. Light.
“Rinning Water ™
Travellers Sumple Rooms.

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P. 0. Box 5 ~ Telephone
’Gerdon Temple, Prop.

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Rough Lumber ...

Shingles 2

Terrace mil Stock of
Lumber

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any

» scutdings, 4
PRICES, IN APPLICATION

AT gee Falah cot

No. 2 Shiplap

S48 common dimension and } No. 1 1 Shiv

No. 4 Finish, Siig Forge, Vloin
Ete.

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Easter Cards
Chooolate Eggs, oe
Burinies. | Eee Cups

- Chocolate Novelties

Angust Kintula was brought in from |

“tracking |
Coal and"Wood.

‘Taxi

Agent for,

Delivery