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TERRACE, B.C., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4, 1983

. “No, 2
$ ; CONSTABLE PLAYS SANTA CLAUS ; sous
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Philbert Hotel Terrace Notes curs. ‘McKenney bas had ‘the very FOR NEW YE ARS _ cog A i
‘he C. G. LL. unit of St. Matthews| pleasant duty of phrying Santa Chas eo eae:
TERRACE, B. C. church entertained their mothers at} toe a number of locat femiiive as the
Fully Mod Bleetrie Licht at home ‘ ed cmp eae Mrs. - Teptesentatl . a i er nt an Ganong’s and Rexall’s Chocolates ~ wre
uly Modern ectric Lig ree, on Friday evening when a most}in Anyox tnd the I. D. FE and the ?
T Running Water enjoyable time was spent. The par-| Rangers. Some weeks ago Cons, Me- M ctor Rad Toffee i in tins or bull
ravellers Sample Rooms ents entered into the drills and games|Mentiey réceived a ietter ueSins if be Ictor hacto
-P, O. Bax 5 Telephone und were just as much girls as the/ would) undertake th: thar ution of
youngsters were. IKefreshments were | lmumpers if they were sent in, and aise
L. Martin, Prop. served during the evening. asking tov a Hist of mmmes of those t: 7 nn i :
—_——— shem they vvoult be sent As nore .
. * Miss McInnes returned Saturday af-jsult fhe hige paikiag- casos urrived . TERRACE DRUG STORE
ter spending the holidays at het home| fast Friday containing goods tor 22 . ;
in North Bulkley. Leal ieriives. Tae slipaehe bel been R. Ww. Riley i - - - Terrace, B.C.
—- specially gonerais, eoutalning not ng
Bring your car in for a Mrs. Hogan and three. children of | parcet but two or three for cach fume | * °

Complete Overhaul
Agar’s Garage

All repairs carefully made
Oiland gas. Full stoek of
parts, tires, ete.

General Motors Agent

Terrace, B. C.

Terrace Mill Stock of
Lumber

Rough Lumber No, 2 Shiplap

S48 common dimension and No, 1 Ship-

lap 7
No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, "Y-joint
*Shingles Mouldings, .

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we !
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In the centre of the cily’a
attractions

All rooms exceptionally
’ large and noise proof

.

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Yancouver, B.C.

8. G6. Houchton. Manager

eae nes orn a ae

Norman Moorchouse of Prince Ru.

pert spent the holiday in Terrnece,

The Welk Sunday School held thetr
Christmas tree on the afternoon of the
21st of December and the roungsters
had a very enjoyable time. The ‘sre
evening Hev, T, FH. Allen conducted’ a
snecih]: Christinag ‘service’ at which a
hinge percentage of the T'sk: people,
were presen 7

Dorreen were guests of Mr. and Mrs
N. Sherwood over the holiday week,

Miss B. Sherwood entertained o
nuniber of girl friends last Thursday
iuiternoon, and on Friday Mrs. Sher-
wood entertuined, in honor of their
shests,

“ i
New Years was quietly spent in most
of the homes. ‘Chere were some fini-
ly gatherings: for dinner.

Miss Patmore-returned on Monday
for the new sehoul term after spending
the holidays at Rupert.

Geo, Little staged an old time shoot-
ing mateh ‘last Thursday afternoon
nnd there was a good woumber of loca”
sports, present, The -first yrize tur-
key went to Lawrence.Greigg atter he
had to shoot off a tic. H. M. Wilsor
won the second and BE. J. France wol
third,. A number of chickens were nl
so-shot for and wen.

The Canadian Legion unt oon their
audinl New Years dance. oo: Saturday”

neht and there was a va. good tin
out ta entoy the oceashon,

Wolves were diore | plonfifal this
veer than usual raport. the prospevtacs
saul ‘trappions Sogd- on "Ss reported tad he
living ou the thats just atave thy rew
MFeenn rive. brides.

The Terrace Nows is only Two Dollars

7

FUNERAL LATE MRS. RAVEN —

Tho dtnnern] of Mrs. Tohn 6. Raver
wis held on Monday last when Rev. E
AY MeIKim veonducted services af Rt
Matthews ehnrch, and Rey. T. TT. Aten
at the grave side. The lite Mrs, Kav-
on was born in Wiltshive, Bug.. on Dec
23rd, 1863, and came to Cnuada 12
years nyo,
try whe spent in J
predeceased hey in
The pall benvers were Fe. T.
IT, MeKRoanier. WY. CL Sparses. J
tha, A. Autre and RR. Cores

eC. Aer imshand
Febrnary | 192.
Kenney TT,
ep

| IN PROBATE.
N THE SUPREME, COURT OF BRI-
TISH COLUMBIA .

N THE MATTER OF THE “ADMIN.
STRATION. ACT”. AND. IN| THE
MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF RO-
3ERT CORLETT, DECEASED .

Tike notice that by order of His
Tonor FL McB, Young the 8th day of
Sovember, AD, 1932, I was appointed
xecutor of the estite of Robert Cor-
ett, decernsed, and IL parties having
huims agnuinst: the said estate are here-
nn regiired to fnrmish same, properly
erified, to me on or before the Sst.
lay of Tnnuary, AD, 1038, and all
nvties Indelted to the estute are re-
tired to pay the: amount of their in-
lebtedness: to me forthwith.

' BE T, “Kenney,
Executor,
Terrace, B.C.
dated’ the , 20th day af December,
A D, 1992, ,

All her time tn this conn: |

92-32"

ily, Each lot inchuided clothing. toys
provided by the Rangers, candy. wuts
fruit, including tifferent kinds of or-
anyves, figs. efe. It was also noted the
Canadinn National, both boats and the
trun, brought the cases through free
of carrying charges. At Terrace Bert
Swain was hot -to he outdone by aqny-
one xo he carted the boxes up to Cons
McKenney and there Santa Clius did j
the vest. The shipmeut made a dandy,
Christus for a lot of pedple who aid
not figure on much celebration for the
Christhias season,

Rev. T. H. Alen wnd family went t :

Puettic lant t Wednesday and were the;
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. MeCub-'
bin. That evening Mr. Aen condnet
efoa Chr ists rervice,

Perhaps one of the most useful of:
all things the economic disturbance has
done has been to foster a much larger’
spitit of co-operation between ".conm-,
munities and indiriduals, torether with.
a keen desire to share in the goad,

‘the holiday season.
-operation is all to the good.
‘will enter
‘for the people of Anvox and: Prince

things of life, especially with those’

Whe wre enught in the wheels of ¢ir-
Clisiauces and find themselves pineh
on. This his bee speciiy noticonlte
during the Christmas season, ft la
heen evidenced in the action of the 1,
OLE mud Rangers of Anyvex di send:
ing such generous gifts to a number of
local families. and tt is alse to be secu
in the action of the LO.D.EL in Prince
Rupert in cassenving that the Likelse
Valley Cotmmnity Christmas  ‘Mree
Was carried out ino snch ao way that
none wore left. out. Local ormaniza

‘ons wud iudividuals have heen assid-
Aous for weeks pat in checkiwy: snd
‘Te-checking
‘were
‘cheer has brought to mumy homes thir

sure thar none
resalt) Christinar

muke
Asou

ty
missed

byleht-
whoo.

‘Year a real measure of cheer,
‘ening the outlook for many

‘through no fault of their own have

. a P aye ry of ‘ %
THE EFFECT OF CHRISTME ij found themsclyes without the

ustial
things that are looked upon as part of
This spirit of co-
Muny
1933 with warmer feelings

-Rupert. and with n ownarmer. apprecin-
‘tion of organizations like the LOWD.E.
and ‘The -Rangers, wha’ labor quietly
and vnassnmingly that they mey sere

ve their fellows,

BEATTY MEETS SCOUTS

4

H°7: courage and modesty

are the cardinal virtues that
make for success and they should
be the ideal of every Canadian
boy, said EB, W. Beatty, chairman
and president of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, in addressing
the: Montreal District Scott
Council at- thelr. headquarters :in
« thatcity recently.” Mr. Beatty ‘was
speaking in his capacity as pra-
sident of the Canadian General
Council of the Boy’ Scotts’ Asgo-
eletion and .et* a function ‘at
Which he’ had been ‘presented

with a copy of the new Scout

ous Songs.

The French-Canadian

song book, “Songs for Canadian
Boys.” The appeal of this book
is to all classes of boys and
girls, to adults and to the Eng-
lish-spenking world generally.

language are included, making

The songs Include those common
to the Empire,
adn, England, Scotland, Treland,
Wales, the United States, French-
Canada, France, sea songs, sen
chantles, seouting and marching
sonss, choruses and miscojlane-

Some of the finest poems in the-
the book an. anthology..in_ itself.

songs of:. Cans.

children at. Christmas..

Song group have scholarly Eng-=
lish translations by J. Murray
Gibbon. It is a book that would
adorn the ahelves of any brary.

Mr. Beatty made a complete
Inspection of the Scouts’ Mont-
real premises and evinced ‘lively
interest: in, the .toy - shop. where
hundreds ot old and damaged
toys were. belng put into shape

‘and -renovated for distribution

among the poor and destitute

Photo-
graph shows him among the bop s
at work in the. shop. ,

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