“THE TERRACE NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1933

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| ; _” Model A Ford Tudor

’ This ear is in good mechanical condition, has new battery,
good tires, chains and good tool equipment.

‘The ear may bé inspected and tried out by applying to C.
H. Sawile, New Hazelton. Prices and terms on applica-
ion.

.. Have a Social

CHRISTMAS AT LAKELSE VALLEY

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About eighty people spent Friday ev-
ening ut the 1.0.0.F, hall when the
locul Orangemen put .on a banquet, 2
Christinas Tree dnd concert. At seven
o'clock the party sat down to a splen-
‘\did spread and this was followed..by

_Liikelse Valley Community Club put
on theif Christmas tree and concert on
Thursday. evening .and in spite of ‘be-
low’ zero’ weather there was a good at-
tendanice, some coming in‘several miles
on snowshoes. ‘The earlier part of the

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‘ta social time during which Santa Claus
made his appearance and presented
each child with some very nice present.
He evidently had decided that some of
the oler'people were still young at
“heart as he brought along a special
sift for Charles Desford and boxes of
chocolates for Mesdames Wilkinson
and Darran, fRev, W. R. Welch gave
n splendid. address to the children and
during the evening an apt address was
given by the Worshipful Mnster 0.-T.
Sunda. One of the -happy features of

Ete.’ the evening was the presence of quite
. me iit number of: visiting Orangemen, two
Mouldings, . (of these, Messrs. Davis and 7. Agar,
{moving the vote af thanks to all.svho
thud taken part fa the event: That the
“members of the Lodge had not forgot-
‘ten their absent members and their
eifilren was demonstrated by the fact
thet all arrangements had been com-
pleted te forward remembrance to all
who were away. The evening was
brought to av close with a baliraom
parade, staged hy the children. « The
dyrangements were in the hands of the
entertiinment conunittee, eomposed of
Mesdames Wilkinson, Durran and
; Beandia and these sgore ably assisted
thy Messrs. ©. Desford and Bailey
“The Lodge has also, done a consider-
‘nhle amount of community work of
lnte and-as a result a number of ham-
‘pers were prepared for distribution.’ *°

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Special Rate to Lakelse
Lake. Sunday Special |;
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rr ne MERRY CHRISTMAS WEATHHR..
Terrace, B.C. | Anyone who let his svood pile go low

. So , “Inet weks was just ont of luck.. First
~ it snowed and then it snowed some
‘more’ and the mercury sliding dows
‘hill. Of course there was a wind—
| everything from-n gentle breeze to a
iman’s sized blaw—it just dlepended on
"where you were how much you got.

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) he lot

evening was occupied with a program
of songs, recitations, etc., by the schol-
ars; this being added to by a recita-
tion from Pat Atkinson and a reading
by T. J. Kirkpatrick There was o
play and then Santa in person arrived
and had gifts for all the children and
candies and fruits. The project was
made possible by a contribution of $15
from the I.0.D.8.:- of Prince Rupert,
and by local donations. The commit-
tee in charge spoke highly of the treat-

race: merehants.

Dudley Little left for Anyox on Sat-

ing company. ae)
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_ Donald Brice was in from Rosswood

at the week end. yy

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Export of enttle.to Great Britain up

to December 6, passed the 50,000 mark

with 60,193 head, as against 16,936
ldst year to date.

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Shipments of Canadian upples to

Great Britain up to December 7 show-

ed increnses of 122 per cent on barrels

S.

E. Parker Limited
FORD DEALER
Prince Rupert, B, C.

ment they bad réceived from the Ter-

urday to take a position with the min- |-

Word Is been ‘received that’ Orval he temperature went down to.9 below

Points

“Royal Scot” in Rugged Setting -

Kenney is laid up as the result of an
necident while working at the Brit-
ania Mine. He had two ankle bones
broken.

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Word from Remo says the people an
the. south side of the Skeena were un-
uble to take part in. the Christmas

tree and social on Thursday evening .
on account of runing ice in the river

J. Durran and Fret West arrived on
Friday might fram Anyox to spend the
holidnys. . ‘
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After belug closed for sone weelts
the heer parlor at the Torfiaee Hotel re
opened for bushiess this week. —
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Miss M. Fox arrived from Prince Ru-
port last Weduesthry, ,

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‘Miss Mollie Brown of -Waleott und
Misses Della and Margaret Willinson
ave spending heir holidays with their
grandparents, Mr. tnd Mrs. S, Willcin-
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THE COLUMBIA POWER CO. .;

“Phe sTervace iid, District ‘Board of
rade met Mr. L.-Murray of, the Col-
vmbia: Power Co, on, Monday night of
Inst. welt and went into matter of bis
company installing a phint here, While
he seemed ‘favorably. impressed with
the proposition Mr, Murray ‘stated he
could not give any definite promise, but
when the necessary data wos before
his company dt would’ be thoroughly
considered, It was nrranged, that Fred
Nash supply a, sketch, map'showlng the
residences within a .mile ridius “and
that Municipal Clerk .N. Sherwood fur-
nish additional data to the company.
At the xiume meeting it was decided to
stage a dunes on Burs Night.

_ otfletating, and arrangements were in

and some reported 18, All the troub-
les that‘go with the above conditions
were reported, and then wood men ran
ont of fuel, and so did some of the folk.
Al) jn all it was a very, merry Christ:
‘mas week.

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CHRISTMAR CHEER DELIVERED |

Nhe Joon office of the B.C, police
wens trrned into a sub-station for Santa
Coens on Friday afternoon. Following
lore the Hnes of their work last year.

‘the Boy Scouts at Aprox have operat-]

od a toy shop and sande up fourteen
hampers of these. together with a con-
adeahle amatit of cothing. These
“gone wore then ‘forwarded to Con, H.
1. MeKinney for lim to distribute, In
the same shipment the LO.D.B. of An-
vox sont through 2 splendid lot of
‘elothing far local flistribution. In or-
tler that: Cons. MeKenney might have
enough ta an the Native Sons of Cau-
ada oad the Leyal Orange Lodge pre-
paved a consldernble number of hani-
poms Gf provisions nd elected him to
 hyrdie the ma trer, , Phus all the people
> here were pMmetty well looked after.
: Tewls MeReuney and is ‘faithful ‘old
'Newfoundnd doz toak a big’ part in
the work, of distribution,

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"OLD RESIDENT PASSED AWAY

irs, Brownltke,: ss pnssed awny on
Pelday, the 22nd, She had been in ill
health: for some time and the end was
not unexpected, “Deceased came to
Canada from Norway. and at the time
of her.death was 88 years of age. ‘For
gevera years she, has made. her. home
with her daughter, Mrs, Walter Olsen.
The funeral was held on Sunday after-

. proached North Bend, B.C., at the

noon ‘at 2 o'clock, Rev. W. BR. Welch’

t
rey

. way, The London, Midland.

rocky caverns to the. Pacific,
| sing shows the kind ‘of country this
of “pusher” power ‘and ‘entirely |famous British train comiuered on.

under her own stean, thi Witit- ‘her. history-making trip over the.
ing another achievement into. the Canadian Pacific, =
record-of her Conadian and ‘Am- Canadians continued
‘érican:‘tour. * ‘The “ragged “natars,
of the ‘mountaing along the:C.P.Ru}
line néar North’ Bend, with ‘the:
‘Prasor River rushing through its

Scottish flyor accomplished the
Rockles crossing without benefit

ufflag her way along the
tumbling Fraser canyon over
roaring trestles and, through
cavernous. tunnels, the: “Royn!

Scot” ‘Ig shown here as she. ap- . a
to.give the:

start of her crogsing of' the Cana-
dian Rickles over the scenlo main
ne of the Canadian Pacitiq Rall-

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