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TERRACE, B. C..

Ruaning Water Dining Room.
‘Electrica Light Telephone *
Travellera Sample Reoms
Special Chicken Dinner Sunday

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“P.O. Box 29

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SWAIN’S:

| Transfer and: Taxi Service

Meet all trains: .

Special Rates to Lakelse Lake ‘

“TERRACE, B. C.

‘Terrace N otes —

‘the jpentug of the hunting season

; and the w eekly half holiday came on

the same day this. year, and as a re-
sult a-good many were out with thei
guus.to rid the country of a lot of the
‘wild things that are @ tame, ;

Ront éxops have ‘been. malting won-
devful growth this-year, Spuds pas
ticularly are better than ever as tlie
wire WOFTL, always bad in dry se
Sons, did not ike this. season,

Aliss -Besale Moore returned t

‘Hazelton after a visit’ with ‘friends: and

her ‘brother, ° . She: took. in: the: flower

Sanne EES . se a
At the Inst inonthly imeetug of thy
Terrace and. District’ Board, of Trai

At was decided ‘that.at future meetings |

systematic, djseussioni would «be fnsti: |:
tuted. These", discussions would: Have

their, baats in- Ri: paper ‘elven: by. ‘some
one of the members,

The. September
meeting will ‘see’ the start-of” this Bro- |
eedure’ wlien ‘a pajier ‘wilt ‘be. ‘given. by’

ach Reverldge on Finance, 7

po

Veome nice clean-ups being made by the

_ frost closes them out.

TERRACE, B Cy WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1982 |

. ; No. 36

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‘The. Water: ‘evela of the lakes is now
Jlower . and. the fishing. has greatly im:).
proved. a

The Terrace: baseball ‘fans are. a
to Usk on. the first of September and
on the’ 5th the Usk boys and their su),
porters are coming to Terrace, 7

M. Bores of Rémo spent Monday
Terrace, oe ge

ing treatment, at the Hazelton hospital
returned home: Hriday, :

! 5

ih Buird, inspector of niunielpalities
pald an official visit to Terrace this
week, :

were visitors in town on Monday.

E. §. Cole, fishery Warden, is con-
fined to his. home at present. es

Angus Bruce of Douglas Creek spent |
the week end in town.

“Mr. aud Mrs. E. Williams of Knox

Williams, who suffered from a sever
illness early in the spring, reports tha
he is much improved by, his stay in te

district.

, Se

Mrs. It. Barayon of Nlazarn Falls

Iw us in town this week, '

Mrs. J. sg. Irvin and son of Princ
Rupert arrived on Tuesday.

Under ‘the new- train service. trains
will atrive fromthe east on Tuesdays’
Thursdays and Saturdays ‘at 4,42 pm
and the trains from the west will a®,
rive on Mondays, Wednesdays and o
Fridays at 2.15 p.m, -

Cee”

: Mrs. C. #. Norringtén who has spent
some time this summer in Lakelse Val
ley has returned to Prince Rupert,

Mrs: Colthurst arrived from
south on Monday.

Local blackberries are especially fin.
this year. The cool, damp season ha
develop extra large -berries.
growers re now. busy: “gathering thi
crop and are meeting: with fair au
\CCSS : in: m inarketing dt.: re

th

Roe . <
+ +

4, ‘eae.

last "week, leaving Thursday for: up
river r points,

Mrs. J. W, Nicholls of Prince Rupert |
returned | to - her home Thursday ater
holidaying“ in’ ‘the’ Aletelet An some
weeks. ; ; ae

"Reports from ‘Douglas. Creek tell ‘of

‘placer miners during the past, week.
Now the water in’ the-creek ‘has dropp.
ed work has: got under! way and thc
various outflts are putting in som
atrenuona licks before~winter and the

mm was
Mra. Ay Ross in. back, th, town after:
apending ‘the simmer: months. at Rosi-
‘wood. - ‘ 2 are oe ar
‘Paul: ‘Armopr, mabyizer of the Paci
(tle Salvage Ca,,.: returned to the. con: :
on Monday. last, © ove moa

; i

spent some’ time nf" Takelae Lake tht
week’ ori business, ae

‘ 2 apie 7 '

days’ at Taikelse: ‘Take: with: eM
Mra. Parlow,

an |

Mr. and Mrs, AL Carmichael of Us. |

Hotel, Prince Rupert, came in from :
| Lakelse Lake On Wednesday and pro-
_{eeeded to the coast .on Thursday, Mr.

Loeal |,

“AL, Vv: Flumailton of the: pubile work:
department was in town Wednesday -or

Mra. Dr, Milis ‘nd son spent: a ten | ‘

Geo, Graham who. has been ‘receiy-

W, Strachan, inspecto of ‘Aishertes: ;
, (| tp toany. one -of a? score -of::

new high

‘ald Gatineay districts
' decording ‘to A. ‘0. Seymour, Gen-
- eral Tourist Agent, Canadian Pa-

=| [Here end There

Popularity. of Canadian apples
abroad has notably
Inst yoar apple exports to Efirope
‘vom: Western * ‘Canada reached
record “of | 1,174,000

: boxes,
Fruit ‘growers ara
. anticipating am even darger’ crop

_ This. year,

ee

"RY. Dantaud, formerly Travel-
> Iing, Passenger
Pacific. Railway,
appointed District . Passenger
‘Agent, Algoma District, | Nurth
>. Day, Ont. eifective - “August 16th,

W.anipag, ' wags

: Mx. Daniaud has had a long and '

Successful career with the Com-

’ pany, and jis now recelving .con-
ératniations on | his most ‘recent :

pr omotion, i"

y

Numbers of anglers. returning
through Oltawa and Montreal re-
port having experianced exceed=
ingly: gdod bass fishing.
was the expression of'a group
from Cineinneti,
“Ty visited the bass fishing waters
of the Gatineay River, north of
Maniwaki, according to A, 0, Sey-
mour, Generc]- Teurist Agent, Ca-
nadian Pacific Railway...

‘This is evidently the peak year
with’ partridge, one would: judza
_ from the reports emanating from

various Parts of thé Laurentian
of Quebec,

cific Railway,

Ta almost every
_ locality

partridge, as the ruffed

' grouse and Franklin grouse are:

best known, are: very plentiful.
Most flocks hatched thig year are

"nearly full grown,

New freight rates « on live stock

with low iinimum weights to
meet the competition of motor

trucks .,in the -transportation~ of :”
; ‘animals: to: ‘niarket. have been But
. Jato effect by
’ fic. and “Canadian National: Rail-
. Ways ‘cover! & movement from

“the Canadian Pact-

Stations within a radius of 160

miles of" Toronto, and these were -

effective from “August 15. ‘Phe
Lew rates are. belng tried out as

"an experiment, and it is expected

they will result In a very gubstan-

tlal increase in the rail movement :

of cattle, sheep, and hogs,

One of the most interesting
‘passengers arriving in Montreal
by the Canadian Pacific SS. Duch-

‘ess of Richmond on August 13 -

was. “Miss England III", the
world’s fastest motor-boat, ° After
the international races‘ with Gar

Wood's buat at Detroit, Kaye Don .

will take “Miss England IIL” to
Toronto, where visitors at the
_ Canadian . National: Exhibition will
beable to 5e6 an attempt by the
* powerful vessel to.lower her awa

OF any other aew world’s record, -

The hig apeed boat was accom.
Danied in the Duchess of Rich-
mond by It. E. Gamer, senior mo-
Chanic, and‘“mate" to Kaye Don
during the races.

- Pwo hundred organizations afe
“hinted with the guverning bedy
of the Canadian Chamber of Com-

Merce, whose seventh annual cons -
- vention will be held at Halifax,

- Sapte; uber. 18- 15, will send mem-
-bers ‘to a: pre-'and post-conven-
tion sea. crulse-and Jand tour with

‘the Clarke Steamship Co., the.

Dominion Atlantic and the Cana-
fan, Pacfie “Riilways. scheduled

‘leave Montreal September 3 >

ani retin there September 19,
The'sea ‘crulre will be on. tha-
8.8. New Northland, calilng at
Charlottetown, Sydney, St. Pierre-
Miquelon. St. Joltn’s, Newfound-
land. -and ‘Halifax. prior. to. the
Jconvention, and. . will:
* Maritiwe* ‘Provinces after. It.

“Cost: of: ‘travel: ‘to ‘Enstern ‘Que- ;
bee, the Lower’ St, Lawrenen ani,

to resorts In the Maritime Pro-
vinces ling been deflated this sum-:
mer In a ‘fare revolution ‘that has

. never :been equalled inv the :bis-: ..
tury. of the rallrands; of Catnuda.. oo

This reduction works out at about.
fare and one-tGhth ‘forthe round

-; Glorious, summer centres an Can-.
Ada's unsurpassed | Atlantic.
. board * with, proportionately rae

“duced fares to maay ather des.‘
‘nations in eastern Quebec and |

"the Maritime Pavinces which =

(nom Comptne,

v

increaved, and .

Agent,” Canadian.” .

. This.

Ohlo, who recent-.

{Worst way to help us live,

cavor.*the |.

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Letter te Bal

‘Editor Terrace News and Omineca
' Herald, ;
Dear Sir—tIn your issue of August 17

- _ the article About my trial . seems ty.
£8 compared ° with 560,060 .
- boxes in 1950."

plaster it all. over me, Now’ in all fa‘

ness the readers should see the other
side of the picture, ft might clear up

some of the misunderstanding for peo-
ple not ww ell acquainted with the facts.
The new’ herd Jaw was enforced on
: Aucust i without‘ any forewarning at
‘all gly ing us ‘no chance ‘to get pasture.
‘But on the 1st of August we watched
‘the cows all day. During supper time
they got away as far as the C. NLR
Iright of way, They never got in towi
iproper. They didn't do no damagc
‘nor were there any complaints agains’
| them still they took them into th
‘pound. _
_I was srmmoned to court on on-
charge Int once there tro thar;

., Were waiting.

You ‘rend about the respect for th

, law, but what about Tespect for our

right to live. Byer since Terrace oe:

Jisted we had the Privilege to let om

cow rn on free pasture, and that wer
good times. Is it. right or fair to ta]
that privilege away from us in. real
hard tines when we need & cow in th:
The jp
pounding fee is $2.00 about the ‘value

‘Jof. one week's milking, Lots of weeks

& working man has no chance to make
that much.’ We went to jall, in pro-
test for myself and all the other neigh-

vf their own,
-Now you have both sides of the pi

: ture. -It wan't take you. jong to draw

& conchision,
Respectfully. yours,
John Lip

' Thea Colthurst entertained a nur
ber of friends ‘at the sammer home
Lakelse on Monday evening in cele}
tlon of his 18th - birthday.

A. McLeod of. the ©. N.: R, who has
spent two weeks at Lakelse returned
on Monday and resumed his duties,
Tack Sparkes is improving in healt!
at the camp and was able to come into
town Sunday evening.

CANNED Goar MEAT NOT. LEGAL
Two Men in the Terrace District were
Before Magistrat Kenney and
_ Found Guilty—Sentence

“Later .

+ ire . a ‘ he,

(uo fe

’ Terrace, Ang. 20—TWe | well known
men of the: district appeared before -
Maglatrate Kenriey today on a charge
of having game in their possession ‘out
of season. Cons, McKenney told oi
having . searched the. premises of both
men and had - found: goat ‘meat ‘canne.
at each place; One of the men told tht
judge that they had been out Prospect-
ing-and that a wolverine had ratde,

bors suffering wlth me throug no fauli'

their food. cash and they Were a Joy
way from home and without food.
killed @ goat with a rock. Thewe:
er turned bad and they returned Ac -
bringing the goat meat with them and
rather than have it spoil had canned
it. The magistrate found both men
guilty and . postponed sentencing them
for ten days, ‘The court pointed, out
that the game act only allowed deer °
meat to be taken by prospectors, Geni
meat was not included in the clags,

Mrs, Stamvincent -and three daugh-:
ters w ho have been spending the school
holiday at Lakelse Lake returned. to
their home in Prince Rupert on ‘Sunday

—_e

Mrs, Geo. Little left Saturday for :
Lake Kathlyn where she will ‘be the
guest of Mrs, Olof. Hanson, °

Mr, and Mrs.. Frank Glass of Prince .
Rupert are holidaying with the form-
er’s sister at Lakelse Lake.

- Misses , Kathleen’ Harvey, ‘and Edna
GUker, R.N., of Prince Rupert hospitat
staff spent a.few faye ‘last week a
Lakelse Lake, :

Capt. and Mrs, Colthurst moved ou
to their home at Lakelse Lake last
week, The Captain has running hot:
water.and cold water and ‘many othe,
modern Improvements in his home, a

Miss Marjorte, Blance who hag ‘been :
a guest of Mrs. E. T, Kenney at.Lakel-:
se Lake for. the past few weeks, 1:
turned home to Rupert Monday. ;

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