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the week-end
Mrs. Riley and.

Mrs. Thos, Brooks had the
misfortune to fall and break
her arm on Park Hill on
Friday last when returning
from visiting a neighbor.
Her foot caught in a tie,
throwing her to the ground.

Mrs. Brooks left Saturday —

for Prince . Rupert, -where
she will receive medical
attendance. A speedy
recovery is hoped for,

A large congregation was
present atthe United church
on Sunday evening last
when Rev. W. Allan gave a
most interesting and
detailed account of the
Conference meeting held

recently in Vaticouver, His

talk on the world amongst
the Indians was instructive

-and was enjoyed as also the

reports from the -various
committees, which will be

on Sunday
evening next, -

Mrs. R. W. Riley was
confined toher home durin
throug
illness.
daughter intended leavin,
Sunday for the south to visi
her father who is seriously
ill, but was unable to go on
account of her indisposition.

Waldo Jordon, of Remo,
was a business visitor on

day.

_N.. Wilson of Prince
Rupert spent Tuesday in

. - Rupert.on Sunday, .. ... -

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VOLUME lI, NO4

Mae g See

Miss Florence Vanderlip
spent Sunday in Remo.

Misses 0. Cassell, B, Kells-

and D. Doille, Messrs. B.
Unger and Jas. Lever took
in the dance at Usk on
Saturday night, returning
Sunday. :
Lillian and Dan Tape
spent the week-end at the
home of their parents in
Pacific, —
Mrs. W. ©. Sparkes was a
week-end visitor with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Skinner,
at Usk. .

The Ladies’ Guild of the
United church met at the

homeof Mrs. E. J. Moore on

Tuesday last.

Diamond Jubilee benefit
dance will be held in the
G.W.V.A. hall on Friday
evening, June 8rd, to raise.

. funds for.the Dominion Day

celebration, Be present and
help make it a financial
success, ;

Mrs. Foulton and family,
who have spent a short ime
at Lakelse at their summer
home, returned to Prince

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Be: aa
nadie os

Terrace

Fifty years ago this week

aera

G. E. Gulich, of Prince

- Rupert, was a visitor in

town over the week-end, -

George Wilson, of the
Prince Rupert Newt, spent
Friday in town,

The boat sent in by the
Department of Fisheries for
use at Lakelse hatchery
arrived some time ago and
has been side-tracked in
C.N.R_ yards waiting Tor
favorable road conditions to
be delivered at the Lake. On
Saturday last it was loaded
onto Ged. Little’s new Elder

truck and* on Sunday

morning accompanied by a
ang of men and several

ms, started for the lake. ©

Considerable difficulty was
experienced in making the
hills, the trip taking nine
hours to complete. It was
fortunate that a conveyance

_ was obtainable to remove it

to its destination,

Frank Glass, of Prince
Rupert, who has been on the
sick list and convalescing at
his home here, made a trip
to Prince Rupert Monday

for medical a: vice. wee

ON MAY 20 1936 this picture was taken of someone’s home most communications in Terrace were cut off f
heading for the sea. That was the year of the big flood-when (L. Johnstone collection)

R.S. McGill, Vancouver
representative of . the
Western Jewellers, was .a
business visitor the end of
the week,

Thos. Brooks returned
Monday from Vancouver
where he attended the
conference of the United

‘Church as the local lay

delegate. Mrs. Brooks
accompanied him home
from Prince Rupert where
she had been for medical
treatment having had the
misfortune to break both
bones in her right arm.

Mrs., J. A. Kirkaldy left
Wednesday for, Naniamo, a
delegate from Mountain
View Rebeccah Lodge, No.
47, to the Grand Lodge
convention from. the 7th to
1th of June. -

J. M. Adams of Smithers
motored down on Tuesday
and called on some of his old
friends in this part of the
district, This was about the
first he has visited here
since he moved up the line a
dozen years ago, Mr.
Adams if expecting | Mrs.
Adams and family in
Smithers this week for the
summer,

John and Lewis Croteau
and Oscar Gendron of
Kalum Lake left Wednesday
for Cedarvale where they
will do some scouting about

THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1977

H, Pethick, road supt. of _

Smithers was smong our
buiness ‘visitors over the
week-end, ’

Mr. Greenaway, teacher

in Kispiox went up to Prince
George Friday night and
purchased a “bug” and on
Sunday made the drive
through ‘to. Hazelton.

Greenaway says its not
much for looks but he will
take no body’s dust and it
will climb banks, trees,
rocks or swim rivers. He
will eruise the wooded
stretches of the Kispiox this
summer, and maybe help

George Beirnes over some .

of the tough places.

Misses Anna Johnson and
Jessie Smith received
certificates for their recent
Bible Exams written under
the supervision of Rev. J. H.
Young, . .

A good number from New
Hazelton took in the picture
show in Hazelton on
Saturday night and again on
Tuesday night. -

J. R, Murray, formerly a
tie inspector on the C.N.R.,
arrived in Smithers to hunt
up some of his old friends
including Hans Olson. Mr.

Murray has been in the-

eneral contracting

iness with his brother in

San Diego, Cal., and they

have done pretty well. He

left these parts seven years

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