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Terrace Public |
| School Report

Division 1

Promoted. to grate. 8—honors-—Marie
Hall.

Pass to grade 8—Hector Cote, Henry
Desjardins, George Dover, Harvey Her
bert, Margaret Matthews, Theresa Nett
heuser, Brian Sessions, Henry Thom-

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Dominion Day
Real Holiday
Terrace Crowd:

Dominion Day provided a lull in the
wet weather, and furnished an ideal
climate for the big train load of visit-
ors who came up from Prince Rupert.
The weather had, cleared, Jnte, Tuesday |,

| wits bhived between Rupert | girls ond
Terrace girls; running and jumping
events rounded out the day.-
TWighland music wes another. wel-
eome feature. Piper Leslie and his
land sent their skitls into the town
hefore the train stopped at the depot.

son, ltodger Walsh.

: Division 2

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Inter Valley Lumber
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= Lumber Manufacturers
CEDAR Poles, Piling, Posts

Grade 6 to grade 7—promoted | with
honors, order of merit—Jack Kirkaldy
Beryl Munger.

Promoted alphabetically— Armand
Bissonette, George Bunting,Colin Coo-
pex, Maurice Cote, Marjory Doil, Betty
Dover, Frances, Hall, Teddy Hamar.
Marian Head, Donald Llewellyn, Ella
Lofeudao, Tony Lofeudo, Fred Spitzel,
Rayniond Taft, Robert Taft. .
Grade 5 to grade G—promoted with
honors, order of merit—Sheila McKen-
ney, Harry Haugland, Catherine Sena-
ton.

Promoted alphabetically— Charles
Agar, Leo Brookes, Gordon Doll, Helen
Hipp,Grace Litile, Queenie LoFeudo,
Doyothy Mnithews,. Cecelia. Nenhanser
Peter North, Noreen Oliver, Anna Pon-
grace, Pauli Salonecki.

Division 3
Promoted io grade 5—honors—Pearl
Ferguson
Fass—aArthur Bagshaw, ‘Beverly Fey
guson, Pearl Fraser, Edgar Hamun,
Alex. Houlden, Jean Kirkaldy, Ade-
line Llewellyn, Lawrence Liewellya,
Rose Munger, June Smith. ,
Promoted to grade 4—honors—Dor-

Faring the day the bagpipes. were call-
ed into play, several times, and as the
train whirled - away . to. the west at 16
('elock the -mmsic again’ drifted: back

‘te the residents at the station.

» One unexpected feature-was-the im-

aud Wednesday. brought forth brilliant
sunshine and heat, Thursday had a

quantity of sin, but a. cloudy sky made, ; Hotel. This gentleman who deals’ in Prestline.

conditions ideal. “The excursion pulled !

in froin the coast at 11.20-in the morn- ‘in the words of one of the members of Division 4
ing. bringing about 300-holiday makers ‘the band “that man ean blow pipes. |

Terrace was out in foree to greet. the,
crowd and many who. had come were
immedintely taken charge of by their:

promptu pipe coucert..put on. by \Mr. ;
, Copeland in the lobby of the Philbert

- fruit, commandeered a set of pipes and’
The Prince Rupert Empire was re;

presented in force. The typographical
department was.100 per cent and Miss

friends, and the others started in CO yryyie1 Brewerton from the accounting

enjoy themselves as fancy

this trip was a popular one.
yovelling in dry ground underfoot made!
trips ints, ‘the country and saw some-
thing of. how the fruits and vegetables :
nre produced.

The ufternoon was filled “with a big .
gperts program. The .main
was a boll ¢ ene between Usk and Ter-
race and for several Innings ‘the visit-
ing tenm romped. away ahead, Then
Tearmiee got. break, The Usk boys all
ew up at once and Terrace got six
yuns before halted, The final score
wis 16 to 12 in favor of ‘the ‘home
foam. A tug of war between. giant
fishormen and brawny farmers ‘was
exciting.
net feel at, home on dryland and the
farmers pulled them over the line. to
win au bottle of bath salts.

dictated. |

Local taxi firms had made special pro- present
visionsfor trips.to Lukelse Lake, and; ‘

feature |

The seafarers; however, did

Softball

department. Only- the editor’ was, not

The day was under the direction. of.

Others tthe Nntive, Sons .of Canada and at’ 8

‘g'clock in the evening a dance was got
{under way ‘in the Orange hall, The
itrain was scheduled -to leave. at ‘that
‘honr but a general appeal was .made
to P, Lakie, genial freight and passen-
rey agent of the C.N.R., and an exten-
sion of two hours wag given.to allow

All in all it was a good- day. “It was
one that brought together ‘many fron
the’ two points, nnd established fresh
contacts and understandings that are
valuable in: both communities, . .

Mrs. M.. Av Greig hns sold her acre-
age on Lakelse Ave., ‘west of town, to
Mrs, John Desjardines. who will bulld
a home on it in the nenr future,

Sealer Rings

‘Grass Shears

The Preserving § Season

Will soon be on. We carry a complete line of

Preserving Kettles iH

- Sereen Doorsand: Windows... 4

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the visitors to ‘take ‘part. in the frolic. |

[the home of Mrs. Greig, leaving Fri-
day night for ‘Prince George.

Bl Mr. and. Mrs. ALT Hewson ‘left for

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Jot tampering with. His: Majesty's mall
Age at eanipment for handling: ithe. mall. .

othy Cole.

Spruce Boom Logs, Hemlock
J, Paling. Gordon Temple, Prop.
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Philbert Hotel
TERRACE, B. C. |

Fully Modern .° Electric Light |
Running Water
Travellera Sample Rooms

P. O. Box 5 Telephone

John’s Garage & Taxt

Battery Coarging
Cylinder Honing

Chev. Cars and Trucks

STRAWBERRIES

Small Fruits
| Ship to

Copeland's Froit Market

Prince Rupert

| Terrace T heatre

| Pass— Gerold “Bissonnette, Atlan
Dubeau, Sidney Fraser, Verna Fraser,

| George Hamer, Alice, Herbert, Joyce}:

‘Herbert, Gwen Hogan, Mervin Jackson
‘Freda Lambly, _ Phyilis™ ‘Little, ‘Hlinor
Parker, Frankie: j

to’ inde ‘¢-honors—Ratel-
Norbert. Cote, Beryl Her-

Promoted
le Johnstone,
bert.

Passed —Arthiir Brooks, Doriel ‘Doll,
‘Joe Ferguson;: Gwen ‘Ferguson, Herbert
Gaensbauer, Dolly Hangland, “Frank
| Laimbly, Harold McCulloch, Roy Net

son, Joyee North, Phillip Parker.
i Promoted to grade 2—honors—Betty
Bissonnette, Peter Mallon.  -

Presed—Bud. Brookes, Harry Hamer
Irene’ Haugland, Joe Hogan, Joseph-
‘ine Jordon, Roberta ‘Lambly, Stanley
| McCulloch, Parker. Mins, Mary Pon-

gra.

Mrs,
home on Friday night’s ‘train after
spending the past ninie months n Van

couver, .
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Mrz. Melvin Forbes spent a. week “at

Mrs,
Forbes left Monday and met her hus-
band in Smithers from’. which place
the young couple will motor. to Van-
courer where they will locate. The};
hest wishes of a host of friends. ac-
company them to their new home.
‘ane

A. Bernet, supervisor of the Soldier’
Settlement Board, spent the week ‘end
‘hin the district, '
one. ae
Cons. Taylor and Lewis. of the. B. 0:
; police, arriyed on Wednesday. Taylor.
returned with the holidaymakers’ om
Thyrsday evening leaving, Cons, Léwis
in charge during the: absence. of Cons

McKenney. + . :
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‘the' south on Saturday. During’ ‘the:
holidays Mr,. ‘Hewson will cattend sumi-
mer school: rin

Complaints: ‘have ‘been’ made reoently
i of ébildren tinijiering with’ -thé: boxes!
> Parents: ‘dhould im-
press upoh the’ ‘children: tlie perionsniess |"

J: “Marsh - returned: "eB. “tier |

-lcomplimented Mrs, J, M. Forbes (nee

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|'Nash, Rev. and Mra, Hinchliffe,

Monday, July 12th
. Tuesday, July 13th

: “manta Love Song” !

Staring :—

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.. FRANKLYN PANGBORN
Short, ubjects:—

- MUSICAL REEL .

CARTOON REEL

ONE REEL IN NATURAL
. COLOR

A Shower for
_ Mrs. M. Forbes

- Mis. “*e “Munro and ies riniott Head

Mr. and: Mrs. A. C. Head on Wednes-
day’ afternoon last week, when they

Helen, Greig) at n shower, a number
of intimate friends being present.
Following 1 plensant social hour Miss
‘Head, wheeled in a sailing ship Indened
with gifts” to the bride who, in a few
well chosen remarks, thanked the . dlo-
ners. for their kindness: Delicious re-
freshments were then served hy the
hostess,:Mrs. Kirknidy and Miss Velma
Greig: assisting the Misses Head . in
serving while Mrs. Munro presided’ at
the tea: wn,
sent avere : Mrs. B.
R. Gilbert, _ Mra.
‘King, ! ‘Mrs,:
Micheal,”
ald, Mrs. Grelg, Mr. Donald and* Mrs. |-
Corlett, “Mt. ond Mrs. W..0. Sparkes,

T.Kenney, Mrs, ©

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Ohbristie; Mr: and: Mrs. B. Smith, 't ‘three
boys, Measrs, _MeCon: jell,
Dean, Lloyd, Johnston Mr. Ame
Sanderson, Mrs. ~ ‘Nash,, -Miss

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Beaudin,-Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ab Attree,, Mr.

Miss: Athol: Russell, Hazelton Mt

‘J. Marahy ‘Mrs. Not Mr. a

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were joint hostesses at, the home of |

Among’ the friends Bre. .
. Munro, Mra. Et

‘Ov Hinebliffe, Mrs": G, |.
‘J. Hamlin, Mrs.” McDon- |:

'| Mr. find’ ‘Mrg, :Coltachinne, . the: Kir-|,
"| kaldy: children, ‘Mrs. C;: iggy,’ Mrs. RB.

‘and Mrs.'J: By Agar; Mins-Jdnet’ Zoung an

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Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

‘Yrucking Delivery
Coal and Wood

Taxi

Agent for

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| Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

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MINING SURVEYS
Fred Nash

B. C. Land Surveyor

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Will you trv our Bread. and
-Buns? ;

Standing orders shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake.

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