“TERRACE, B. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1934

There are... number of homes : in
hich Terrace canliflowerg were ser-
wd on Christmas Day, Hamlin &
mehomson still had a few in the gar-
mn and they made a welcome and a

Meivel addition to the Christmas menu.
a one

Art Beaudin claimed he was leaving
rr Barkerville on Boxing Day, but a
unber of things intervened.

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Jim Dorran arrived from Anyox on
riday night to-spend the holidays
sith his family, ;

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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Moorehouse
arrived from Prince Rupet on Mon-
day night to spend the holidays with
Mrs. Moorchouse's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Kirkpatrick, Kalum St.

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The locat ©. N. R, depot has gone
back on an @lectric light basis. On
Friday night Gordon Temple cut in
the Philhert Hotel power to furnish
the supply. Gordon has also hooked
up the street Hght on the station ap-
proach making the trip to the train

much better than it was.

THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES

Christmas trees galore have delight-
ed the children’s hearts during the last
week. On Thursday night Knox Uni-
ted Sunday school held their festivi-
ties while on Friday night the L.0.L.
and .L.0.B.A, held theirs in the new
hall. On Saturday night Lakelse Val-
ley Community Club held their annual
concert. At the latter excellent train-
ing by W. L. Seott who came from Ed-
monton this summer, was seen, Mr
Scott has heen interested in gymnastic
work since he was ten years old. He
took the youngsters in hand and nut

THE WEEKLY BASKETBALL

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The Hornets won from the, Reds in
a fast clean game. The score was 19
for the Hornets with only one foul,
and 15 for the Reds with a single foul.
Miss Llewellyn scored for Hornets
and Mrg. Michiel seored for the Reds:
Dave Nelson was referee,

Tn the men’s league the Alaskas
and the Magoons played ao real clean
gnme full of action and the Christmas
spirit. The Alaskas won with a score
of 22 to 20. The Magoons leed most
of the way, but the Alaskas took over

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on a show of drills, ending with a
pyrinid of young gymnasts,. He also
Rave an exhibition of club swinging,
In addition the children put on a very
Rood play wheh was the result of the
work of Miss I. M. Pearson, tencher of
Likelse Valley sehool,

LATE SAM WILKINSON

Word has heen received that Sam.
Wilkinson passed away on Sunday last
at Victoria. He has been in failing
henlth for a long time and last sum-
mer left for the south for special
treatment. He served overseas with
the Canadian forces and after coming
back was with the Canadian National
Railways and also put in some time
as ferryman at Remo, Of late years

wns one of those who brought into be-
ing the local lodge of the Orange Or-
der. He is survived by his wife who
is at present in Victoria, his son Char-
les, and a: daughter, Mrs, G. Fagan of
Terrace.

MORE LAND IS TAKEN UP

Another nice block of tax reverted
land was tuken np in the last few
flays. Phillipe St. Pierre who has
been in the district the last few
months, has- decided to make a home
here and hns selected part of D.L. 378.
His application will be finally approv-
ef in the next few days. ‘Phillipe has
got a nice block of river bottom land,
about three miles from town, and un-
der this scheme is able to start in on
a project that would cost him severat

times nas mueh if it had been pur.

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Skates Chins ware

Complete Line of Teys

Christmas Decorations

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CARED FOR YOUNG BIRDS

Last summer a pnir of cedar wax-
wings nested near the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Milder in Lakelse Valley. A
short time after, one of the family in
pissing heard enlls of distress from
the nest, and nfter watehing for some
time found some disaster had bap-
pened to the parents, and the young
birds were in danger of — starvation.
The @lder family took chavze of the
young binds and raised them ta a point
.Where they were able to take enre of
themseives, Then biological survey
bands were put on their legs and they

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were liberated.’ For some weeks the
youngsters stayed around home, eyi-
dently preferring te be hand fed than
ket ont nnd rustle, Since then they
have heen’ seen frequently, the last
tine’ during the last three weeks,
While in captivity they developed an
individual coll when they wanted the
humans’ té‘pay attention to them, and
now when they go around the house
they signal their arrival by the same
eall, They are still very friendly and
appear to have an affectionate regard
for the family who saved them when,
they. s ware th distress,

vem.

Mrs, Ry Wilson relieved. tn the Kal-
um public school owing to, one of the

he has made his home at Terrace, and

stone, on December 23rd, a son.

the big end of the score when Frank
Green scored three successive shots
and Louis MeKenney got a sensation-
al one-armed shot. Dud Little did a
lot of wonderful scoring for the Ma-
goons in the first half, but after that
some one always seemed to be in the
way. Stewart MeLeod referred the
game and the boys know they have to
be nice when he has the whistle.
The first half of the season is over
and the game hag improved greatly.
Every team has done its best in prac-
tice games in hopes of getting to the
top,

The Girls Leage:—

Aces played § and won 4; points &
Hornets—played 5 won 3; points 6
Reds—played 4, won 0; points 0.
Men’s League—

Skeena Wonders—played 6, won 4;
points 8.

Magoons—played 5 won 3: points 6
Alaskas—played 5, won 1: points 2

Miss Barbara Sherwood returned
from Prince Rupert. Friday night to
spend the holidays with he parents,
Mr. and Mrs. N. Sherwood.
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‘Born—To Mr, and Mrs. E. Jobn-

ee &
On Sunday ‘at St. Matthews charch
a special Christinns service was held,
The choir sang as a anthem, “Be Joy-
ful in the Lord”, The evening ger-
¥ice was choral, the choir rendering
three anthems, Miss Velma Greig sang
a solo and Mrs. 8. Kirkaldy and Miss
Grei@ sang a duet, ,

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Miss Margaret Glass was home for
the holidays from Usk.

eee
Pat Meloy, Pet the dog, Bill Smith
aud Gordon Yemple started out to
have some ftn Christmas Eve. For
Bill Sinith there wes a hox of fifty
cignes——just because he is n good fel-
tow, but Pat the dog got the cigars
and heat it off down to the hotel with
Bill after him In due course Pat the
eugincer called his doe Pat off and
restored ta Bill Smith his smokes,
eet

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In THE SUPREME COURT OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA
in probate

In the Matter of the Administration
Act

and

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF WILLIAM BENJAMIN DOW

Deceased

TAKE NOTICE that by order of His
Honor W. ®. Fisher, the 10th day of
September, A. D,, 1934, I was ‘appoint-
ed Txecutér of the estate of William
Benjamin Dow, deceased, and all par
ties having claims against the sald eg-
tate are hereby required to furnish
sae properly verified to me on or be-
fore the 23th day of January, A.D.,
1985, and all parties indebted to the
estnte are required to pay the amount
of their indebtedness to me forthwith.
E. T. Kenney
Executor:
Terrnee, B.C,

touchers duving to leave on Thursday
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Terrace Drug Store

Christmas
Goods

Now on display

Jewellery, Watches, Clocks
Dinner Set 1
Papetries

Toilet Sets — Toiletries
in classy boxes

Children’s Books
Fountain Pens

Faney China

R. W. Riley, Phm. B.
Terrace, B,C.

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Terrace, B.C.

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TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Ronning Water
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The Christmas tree of St. Matthews

church was held on Wednosday. os
tae :

The weather took a change on Stun-
day afternoon. It became colder ‘aud
some snow fell. By morning the tem-
perature was around zero, bnt the
the’ atmosphere was clear and alte.

gether it was very seasonahle,
fea

Miss Elsie Dannhaner, BLN, avtivon
from the south on Friday night to abn hy
with her parents, Mr. and’ Mrs.

Dated the 72th day of Decemher,
OAL DA Teed,

Dannhauer of Copper Ci,