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to Prince Rupert on Saturday.

f Mrs. 8S. Hansenechild and two child-
aa} .ren of Rupert aré visiting relatives in

the district: ’

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J. Spltzel,

fert attending the assizes, 0

The continued warm weather has
rushed the berry season: and it. will
he a short one unless a big rain hits
the district. oe,

Mr. Ballock of Prince Rupert, the
new resident public works engineer for
the province, pald his first visit to
Terrace last week in company with
his assistant, Mr, Pethick.

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W. C. Sparkes is building 2 boat|.

house at Lakelse.

Parking space has been provided at
Lakelse Lake. -

Misses Kasthope and ‘allot enter-
lained friunds Friday after.-oon |. be-
fore levving for thetz homeg in, Chill:
iwack. mo, .

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Dorthy and Clara Little are home:
from Edmonton where they have been
attending school. oes oo

Mr. and Mrs, John McRae returned
Friday from Prince Rupert where they
attended the funeral of ‘the late Jas,
Mchtae. , co ,

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Mr. and Mrs. R. L, McIntosh Are in
town again after spending a few days
in Prince Rupert. =~ ;

“Mrs. O’Brien, Mrs, Bell and Miss Al-
gers of Usk were visitors in town. :*

The out: of town pupils writing en-
trance examinations bere were: Ar-
thur Algers, Dorothy Whitlow, Usk:
Alberta Dobbie, Copper City; Mina
and Iola Medd, Woodcock; Elsie Dan-
haur, Copper City; Jack and Norma
McCubbin, Pacific: Stanley and Dor-

The Sons of Canada and the Wom-

Litéle’s island on Monday was attend:
ed by a large crowd, The morning

was cool and cloudy but did-not spoil|.-"
the outing. . Be

Mrs. I. H. Skinner, Mr, and Mrs;

y GC. R, and Mrs. Gilbert were at thelr|
cottage at Lakelse Lake over ‘the holl-

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Ralph Davis of Victoria’ was ‘among |
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F, H. Hondley of Smithers Was. 0

Mr, and’ Mrs. ‘B.- Smith of Prince

; John Hearn and R. A. McRae‘ were |”
min from the hatchery for the holiday. |.

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Mise Halliwell of the teaching’ statt |.
at Prince Rupert is home for the sum-

Mrs, Ohnesorg was up from Rupert
and spent the holiday with her uncle

F. W. Beard spent the week in Ru-| |

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