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THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESMAY, 16, 1934

NO. 4

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Telkwa Young —
People’ s Club

> A very stecessftll concert was given
in the Telkwa hall on. Saturday even-
ne, May 12th. by members of the Tel
}kwa Young People’s Club, who were];
| hosts to their parents and a Inge ium-
her of other people, |
This club, which was formed last
your. diaws Its members from ‘the

on

; xounger members of the Telkwa and

Round Lake nrens, and has - for its

i general purpose the formation of the

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sock] life of the community, and es-
pecially the social life of-the young
people themselves. Directed by an

' energetic executive, the club bas been

yery active throughout the winter
with a series of dances and enrd par-
ties, and decided ta round ont the sen-
son's activities with n concert at which
their parents would heb ths guests of
honoy, ‘The Jnograin was as follows ;

Song—I want to Cling te Ivy—M.
MeCormick

Skit—Why Ghds Wilk
six whe lieve heen stung.

Reeltation—-Satur day Orders— Miss
Rt. Bernt. :

Musical Selection—Messrs,
G, Gilmour und F, RNonview

Sketeh—Looxe Nuth—Messrs. R. and
f. Gowanlock. G. Shepherd

Recitatiou—Maxinie

. Rourgon. . :

Fashion Parede—Loenl Girls

Musical selection—Miss Ter ry Loops
and F. Renview ’

‘The entertriners were all members

ef the club, and were individually ex-
sellent, AU avrangements 1or the ev
eying were made and cerried out with-
ite the -eegungadion. und the, smooth-
ness with whieh the elitire ‘atta wad}
uttended clearly demonstrates the fine
organizing ability of the executive and
concert committees.

‘After the concert the chairman, on
behalf ‘of the aiuwlience, tendered the
lub as a whole, & vote of thanks and
congratulations, “Mr. F, 31, Dockrill
in «a few hnppily chosen sentences ad-

dled still further praisé to that already
tendered, and this was followed by a
yery hearty and, prolong zed applause
from the audience,

Following the concert the flour was
quickly cleared for dancing. The elub
orchestra suppiled the masie for the
dance which was voted one

Home—By

Wand

The danee closed shayply at amiduight
after which a very tusty sitpper wis
served to the nomerous guests,

An organization such as. this fs .of |:
xreat value to ‘the tlistrict, constituting
ns it does, a tralitig, ground’ far the
young people of the eammiyity. ud #0
hetter fitting them to. accept. respon: |
sibility fn major organizations when
the thne emves for them to tissue It,

FIRE AT ROCHESTER'S FARM

Fire destroyed the house on the FH.
Tt. Rochester farm in Lakelse- Valley .
about eight o'clock on Wednesday ev-
ening last.
od by Mr and Mrs. P. Hoffman for
severnk years. Besides. the house bee
ing at complete loss ‘most of the con-
tents were also destroyed,
wis tusured.
roof aud Mrs. Hoffmen was aione at
the time and she was in the garden.
‘AU. Hoffman was off with his son and
the daughter was after the coy. The
Hittle Chat was saved was Clrough the
efforts of: Mrs. Hoffman and dnughter
after she returned home. .

District Rodd Hnglneer Cotton was
rround this district a day ov two the
first. of the week: and. At. has heen de-
ridal to open. uy the: ana highway.
between New Hazelton, and): ‘Kitwangn,
It is expected that; a gulig vill be’. “put
on from each end. “The pwifiose is. to.
muitke the road passable’ for what. litte,
traffie is offer vd Ae

aed

Lybelle— Afr.

of the ,
Titlest and most Hrely of the season.

“towards the sheep,

The place has been ore,

The hotse|
The fire started in -the:

Victoria Day in
New. Hazelton
First Ball Game

Now
celebration next’ Thursday, May 24th
aad this open the season of sports
days, celehyntlous and merry making
in the interiov.- In spite of the fact
that tines have been hard and work is
hot too plentiful the Citizens Associa-
tion is offering a good. program and
you ave assiredof lots of fun all after
noon and far into the night. Shake
off Old Man Depression and come to
New Hazelton for the 24th of May.
Tt. will do yon good. See. the child-
rews race vight‘after Innch, and then
comes the ball game with Smithers to
be followed by a girls soft’ bail game
between -the luca gitls and the Smith-
ers ¢iris, This will keep you occupied
right tp te supper time. In the even-
ing everyone will meet at the New
Hnzelton Hall for the hig dance of the
senso, Good music will be provided
and the finest of refreshments will be
served. You will he made welcome
and Yon can have 2 lot of fun,

BULBS EY HOTEL IMPROVED

Tn on det to keep pace with the times
wud t® provide the best accommoda-
Hon. dn fhe north for the travelling
public, tourists and loeal patrons, H.
Davis. proprietor of the Bulkley Hotel
th Snithers hins recently completed
the institution of hot and cold run-
ning water In all the rooms on the
first floor of his hotel, This is an im-
provement which will be greatly ap-
precinted by the large number of peo-
ple who patronize this well known
hotel: cts, WHI. also: he a -Rource ‘of
plensure to the people from the south’
to find sueh conveniences in this hotel
There are also baths and other. sani-
‘tary conveniences. You nre always
welcome itt the Bulkley Hotel.

COYOTE AND FLOCK OF SHEEP
Conus; Amy Grant caught a theif
Just outside of Hazelton one morning
last week. .2J. B. Shea who operates.
the Mission Point favm and who has
quite a flock of sheep, lad. complained
of laving Jost same lambs, Cons,
Grant hovpowed yo darn good rifle and
went down to Mission Point. Along in
the-fovenoou he saw a coyote sneaking | C
whet. and dhon. the coyete took a rm
Andy got him the
Shon lost five Tabs,

first shot. Aft

AND EANANAS ~
“Tt is estimated that fhe consumption
of bananas by Cacedians lias inerens>
od 80 per cent in the past few years,
due’ to improved shipping. handling,
{storing ehd vipouing methods anda
the ta respect for the foad value of

’ CANADTANS

the frnit, acending te effiaals of the
Canmtinn Natlonal Stommships, whose
Hers and freighters bring huge quan-
tiffos of banmes ta Moutreak Halifax
wid ~ Saint Jol from .Jamaiea, and
vomntty: from fie Levee Altitles Ts |’
Jlands and Tehiidad. With the open-
jug af the new. baw warehouse in
Steattard Ont. resently. that town
WH ostund in the | forefrant among
Tham Pnpertcee: tees ta Canada ‘in
the inatter of hindling, storing and
ripening.

ASH TRAY FOR THE SADDLE *
"The intevnatlomuly known Rocky
Monutain guide. Mafov Tred Brewster
at disper Nattounl Park, has invented
Hv Novel device fot, preventing — the
xtovting of forget fires by smokers, It

whith din’ be attached to ‘the saddles
of trail, panies in ‘such tl position as to
peumit ‘the. riders: to. ‘deposit. fn it pipe
Liehieg, uréd  mintehes anit ‘elgurette
s(nlig liisterd a allowing, theyn to drop

the gronnd, - Pea yy

ILuzelton will hold the usunk .

Jaimeing fhe jist season,

consists ot al clev erly designed ash try]

Plans Economic
Council Being
Put into Shape

We hive two chief objects in view
as a starter, said Dr. H. C. Wrinch to
the Herahl npon his return from Van-
couver where he was able, to attend
one ¥ession of the Provincial Economic
Council, first is to get the young men
out of the unemployment camps and. at.
something which will give them an
object ‘in life. The second is to solve
the problem of. unisievessfttl people on
Jatid.

One of the most deplorable — condi-
tions resulting from the depression is
the herding of young men in unem-
ploymeut cumps with the derelicts of
the cities. that is the men who never
did de any work and never intend to
do any. There are always a’ lntge
ninuber of these in the ¢ities even ‘in
the best of times. Having to associn-
ute with these men the voung fellows
‘whe really would have amounted to
vamnething tuider other conditions, are
fast degonetating to the level of their
farcedl assoeiates,
~The Keanomi¢e Council is now work-
tne aut a plan of public works which
WIN put these men to work and awny
from the nogood ¢lass, formerly known
as inhabitants of the under world,

In providing this work it is aimed
te recommend onty such undertakings
that will he of general benefit, such as
aorond that will enable several min-
ing properties to get in materials and
get ont ore. The Connecil is looking
for information along that line from
all parts of the’ province...

People on marginal lands, that is on
tnnd that will not produce enough for
Then... live, ¢ ON, OF, ‘is, too . fnr,., mway.
from, any market. ‘Or ‘traiisportation, or
‘neople who are not fit to be on the
jand. Marginal and dwellers has le-
come quite a serions probem. and the
province has not money to Keep them
in their present position. “It would be
far cheaper and better for all ‘cancern-
1 to Inave those people out and plant
tliem on farms nearer civilization.

The Economie Corneil will holg ses-
sious inonthly to consider the details

Rich Ore on the
Glacier Gulch
Group Found

At was reported in. in Smithers last
week. that the development work on
Glacier Gulch groun on Hudson Bay
mountain liad opened a new shoot of
rich ore, and five feet of it, Mr. Wil-
son. who is in charge of the work on
Giucer Guleh took some ‘good sized
siinples of the new ore and went to
Vancouver for assays and to report to
his father personally on the find. A
good deal of interest was aronsed in
Smithers over the repert anil most of
the boys are heginnins ta feel thas the
food times they bave Leen dreaming of
for the list few vears is about tw come
buck at an eariy dite.

ANOTHER SPELL °O0 WEATHER,
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Farming and Gardening Well Advane-
ed—Prospects for Crop Good —

The Jatter part of Inst week the
weather man got nick on the jog arid
has heen handing out a very fine var-
iety of weather sinee, It is warm in
the day time, res, quite warm. with a
theny bine sky and just 2 gentle Muay
hreese,
nicely and the young people can go
walking: or sit on the door step. The.
trees and fliawers are coming into full;
btloou ind wtogether there is a wonder
ful change. Farming and gardening
operntious ate well advanced and the
present out look is for.a good crop, Ft
is time that some ‘damage has been
done fo sone of the fruit trees in this
immediate district gnd to some of the
shits. The damage was
cjused: by. the. CRE: weather J last fall.

believed that, the worst is aver nnd al-
most forgotten,

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MOCRICETOWN STAMPEDE MAY 26

Grand Dance-—-Aitl Weleame

at

which (he chaitman and the secretary
have Ween gathering in the meantime,
De. Wrtuch expects ta go fo Vancouver
in Inne to attend ene of these aexsions

ABROAD

A putate evop yeport ostites that
an) exrerdnental shipments of Cain
ndjan eortitied seed potatoes of vark
on vintioties of potatoes were made
through the
effarts and co-nperation of Cumadian
Government trade ¢coumuissioners, anid
nf the request of farmers nud other
intere:te.) parties. British Columbia
seed stock was forwarded ta Java,
Horekong, Bonoluti iid Brazil, while
shutl) quantities from the | Muyitime

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South Africa.

‘CANADIAN HOG QUALITY IN-

Stutisties alone odo not reveal the
henefits’ which have been derived fram:
hog: grading. "Phe general quality af
all toes dias heen improved beause of
the erenater atteution which. has heen
wid. to principles of breeding and
feeling, and any, retrogretsion: in the
quality of Canndian hogs“now would
have to be deliberately songht after,
ns the sending datr compiled ench
your entirely eliminates any cnreless-
ness tn pradivetion which might be at-
tributed to ignornuee.. -

Mike George has a lot of: poles up
the Nine Mile wagon toad to be hauled
aut? “this: ‘sUMMer. ‘He is - just waiting
for ‘the roid to be pat in better shape
hefore he starts. * A vend aang?

work is. required,’ oo
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put aon - this” weotk or next, “a

Tm second anmuek sperts day

Morteetown will be held ou Saturday
Jhiy 26. two days after New THazelton'’s

eclchrationn This year at Morteetown
efhoy prepee te added to their program
some stimpoele fontures. Around the

bueking branes aad a lot of steers that
we not fond-ef being riden. This new
featuve should fie a big attraction.

Then there are foot races fer the
youag wen and races for the: children.
Ae, fits’ Feein” Hahe Fhe * “Seen
AE play busehall with Moricetown
ard dm the ate afternoon the high
schon! team af Suithers will meet the
Mew Ueveltan-Lirgiten tenm for the
Mie stuome of the day,

Tn the evenine ao first cliss orches-
tra will firuteh music fer the grand
Teneo in the Mortcetown hall, Every

the

Then the nights cool eff very |.

‘probably

There is quite mi optimistic: feeting® alt
throveh fhe conntry and it is generatly |-

Smithers ‘Asked
For Labor Day
For Fall Fair

There was a meeting in Telkwn on
Friday night last when a committer
from the Smithers Fall Fair met the
Barbecue cominittee to diseuss the
suggestion from Smithers that Telkwa
forego its barbecue on Labor Day in
favor .of Smithers Fair which it pre. —
posed to revive this year and some of
the fair people think Labor Day would
he just the right thme to hold the tnir
The Telkwa Barbecue has been held on
Labor Jay. for some. twenty years or
nore, TheAssoclation owns valuable
eromnds and has a hirge investineut
in plunt, They have always made a
success of the barbecue and -people
frour-all parts of the district have got
in the hahit of looking to Telkwa for
ainusenent on Labor Dar. In
view of these facts Telkwa people find
it lard te consider giving up TLahar
Day, At the meeting no decision wre
arrived at definitely. but the Smithers
people iuvited the Telkwa committee
to visit Snithers ata date in the near
future und be prepared to give a def-
juite auswer. ‘

.Mrs Geo, 1. Parent leaves on the
morning for the east where she hopes
ty meet her son Douglas before he gets
away to South Africa, |
eer
Mys. Snwile leaves tomorrow for
few days visit in Prince Rupert.
ee
The Canadian railways are naw of-
fering: one cent a mile fares from the
west to the east and from the east.to
the west. The tickets nore good for
forty-five days, and, there no doubt
Swill “he a big increase’ in traffic. ~
eee
Travel on the main highway from
here to und through the Bulkley Val-
ley has inerensed considerably of ate.
sok

A good smudge, it is said, will keep

Base boll Games, Feat Races and a‘hlack flies and other wild animals off

during the summer months.
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Marking the opening of the 1904
live cattle export season vin the &t.
Lawrence river to the United Kingdom
the first shipment of ¢attle from Mon-
tren] was dispatched on May 4, mum-
hering 480 head, This brings the total:

CANADIAN SFED POTATOES ‘FOR Moriceiawn area there are sone good | shipments for this year up to date ta

15,004. .

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sood foliage Is essential to zoo

roses: moreover, good foliage is de-
sirable in u rose garden, because af its
dppearanee, ‘Leaves’ badly" “auiled, or
spotted or enten by insects spoil the
attractiveness of the rose’ garde,

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Flour produced in the month of

(March this year amounted to 1.064.-

428 barrels and consumed =  4,740,84

bushels of wheat.
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provinces were shipped to Mexteo and 0? tx welcome to Morieetown May 26. Tas your subseription been paid very

CREASES a

ror

wil try to get then before, they” go ov er!

i bridge.

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Salmon: will soon be running up the. Thuikaes River and patives Aral AWAEts

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