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_, TERRACE, B. C WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1935°°-

| Terrace N otes

Almost.” incessant ‘va ains, “stating. on
Monday, 2. week: ‘aga, had, Dy. JWednes-
aYiy cleared the local roads: of snow,
ul on that day the creeks. started to
“urry larger quantities. of water and
since then the Skeena has- risen sever-
ul fect and still ‘going up," and yet ‘no
Avater hus started ‘coming ‘from the
i apper Teaches aft the river, aoe
ak ame. te
Laval, snow: plowing. Wis curried. on

ithe week, end good, progress Was made

This has allowed .the.. roads ‘to: thaw
Jout quickly withart the: snrinee, belng
ent up by traffic, ,

conth that “Jack ‘Osborne “pag “had. ‘to
ra “back. to Shuinessay “Hospital for
Nanother operation. oy
-?* & .
Owing.-to the Wyex -bridge,being
Ret Terrace had.eight’ temparary  resi-
tents on Friday and Saturday. They
vere guests ‘of ‘the railway. and ‘hed a
= bellman on | the side .track,
ff Pe ee
Avetin Goodenoayh Was in town. on
me Fviday te look after loading out pil-
Bling for the CNR. oN
j . oh ee
compteted = deat ing
‘Friday, A lot. of

pow
rong on

ate The snow
me the Usk

Bi snow is reported . past the Copper. riv-

a'r bridge nnd the road from, there on
q ix stil coated with ice. me

ee ;

Flood waters ‘broke’ np the’ ice on

a} the Copper river on Friday, and an

Phice jam formed below the Brimsing

i Mr. and Mrs. Osterlund and -

Family, who live there, left during the

| vfternoon-as. the’ “Icey had backed: the} |
Vater up: to the’ top of the iver’ bank. ;

Me 2 =~
Mrs. M.. Greig gave a ‘very. ‘ealloy-
i. able bridge on Wednesday ‘afternoon
- when Mrs. 0. TF. Suindal was the win-
j ner of the first prize. Mrs; Sheldrick
got the lucky prize and. Mra. Dilling
I \von the consolation, .
. eee
_) The Takelse Valley Community ‘cin
yi held their monthly dance: on ‘Friday
aM night in the community. hall, As a re-
iy sult more funds were hdded to those
i lvendy on hand for the’ purehnse of
sxymnasiie equipment for, the, young
ak of the eorammnuity.
i. oe cont
Mrs. Williams of Tak, has been a
rurest of Mrs, RS “MeCillongh,” we

_jiam had formed

-'T. EG Hall, inspector of schools, -are
rived in town on Monday and gave the
local schouls the onee over,

Dani “MeKinnon has wen under the
weather for some days, and {gs still
nnable' to ‘attend to his” “duties, Dur-
ing his’ ithsence Je McGlashan is acting |.
in his place, This, by the way, is
something to the good, as on previous
ocensions. a substitute. has “been. sent!
in from the outside and the money ‘has

lett the district,
Aluving the vains of* the éarly part of |:

hoot

om .
The monthly meeting of the Ladies |
Guild ‘of Knox United church, was
held at the home of Mrs: Alex, ‘Kerr
on. Friday afternoon,

a oe

Are. Tames Smith entertained three
talilos at bridge ‘on Wednesday even-
ing, Whimers of the highest
were Mr, and Mrs, H. I. MeKenney.
The consolation, prizes went to Billy
Donald, and Mrs... 0, 1. Sandal, | sntie,

aaee i

- Theives on ‘the - Skeene . started ito
moye an Saturday. After ‘dnvk a big
piece broke off ‘jist below the’ Skéena |:
dridge while | ut ahout the ° ‘same time
the Idst slough: ahove the bridge jam-
med, piling. the. ice as high as JJ. 3B.
Adar's Ishin. By. Sunday morning
jam had lvoker and the remaining: ice
was breaking, rapidly. :

: * * .

‘saturday night at ahout: ‘nine o'dock
Mr. and Mra. PB. J. Murphy of Remo
had ta vacate their home ns an ice
down river. The

water rmpidly rose to within two feet
of their house, but it did not get any
furtlier as the jam broke about 11
o’elock that nicht and -the water drop-
ped four feet in a few. minutes,
88 &

The. "eriecind ‘Cr unde. “of “Witness be
ing: held this, week: at: St: . Matthews
chureh’ is: being conducted: hy Cant.
Hntehinson’ and’ Capt, “Haney: .

G GR ‘NEW OFFICERS me
—poe ay .
The amma’ meeting” of ‘the COR.
was held on Saturday evening and the
following officers were elected :—
President—Flovd Frank | Dene
Vice Pres.—wW, oA, icinkpatriek ,
| Lreasnrer—y ot, Kirkpntiek:
Seeretary—F, Nash .
' he business exerutive consists of

Mrs. Ee: Cole,: “Mrs, Th. MeCullough and |:

Ge ¥. Fogetty, W? Olson, G.-Tndie, C.
“England, The ‘Heppell and 8. MeTeoa.
; » The. ‘meeting Was. w ell attended.

iS ikin ene

. SAL NEWSPAPER

‘princips

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Tell the ‘buying ublic wha

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scores’

Honby. Plan is ©
-Winner in Good |

he. Debate Terrace),
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al

“A very: sencéesetul, “debate petween
representatives: of the-Native Sons .of
Caiihdn’ and the Oddfellows took place.
in the 1.0.0.F, hall (on “Thursday even-
ing. Duuean Kerr,’ president of the
‘Native Sons. was in the chair. The
affirmative, comprising Messrs. BR.
Makepeace, V. Glass, and lL. Taft up-
held - the resolution, which was, “Phat
the. Tow usend: Plan: could be adopted
snecésstully - in Canada. id

’ Lewis Mekenney, BR Franks and 8.
MeTeod opposed the motion. —

The judges for the evening were Dr.
s, . Mills, Garth Giffiths and Mrs.
BR: Willson. — ~

Opening the debate for the affirma-
tive ALY, _Mukepeice | pointed out the
snc fal. aspects. af such a plan, ‘He put
forth the ¢lnim that it, would ‘tena to
ohe jute crime and therefore would
seem a hirge factor in, general. social
wellbeing, ‘Two. bundred” dollars a
month in the hands.of people over 60
yeurs . of nge would erente a general
peace of mind, and a greater respect
for the aged. The abllity., to travel
freely ‘within :their - ‘country - “would be

a powerful factor in unifying the Do-
minion. A large population would be
released ‘from “remiierative occupa-
tions, at the same. time - enjoylng a
comfortable‘ ‘independence. ‘These. peo-
ple conld
vices free to local, provinelal and even
federal ‘work, making a sdiving An the
present, , heavy financial expense. He
‘hoped. that. ., the, Dhin: “would kill the

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tifie ‘and. artistle endeavor. ee
. Lewis © Meéixenney, . the . first. speaker
for ‘the nezative.” dealt’ With the finan-
celal sifle:of.. ‘the; question.
statistics: he: sought: to" show. that based
on the figures. for .a- ~hoom | ‘year, the
plan epuld not: be- ,adgpted successfully,
and alse: that: “tt: could not: be- -started,
He algo pointed. ont: ‘that : the: farmers
and limbermen,. “whose ¥." businesses
wore Jargeély «controlled . by prices in
foreign “markets;,. could not ‘compete
ith. the. didided. taxation. MPCERSATY mn-
(ler the. plan ©
They main’. plank of the platform. ‘af
the sécond -spenker for the affirma-
tive, AY “RON, Glass, was. that there, wis,
no tne df’ gands for. service ;
? fi The Towtisenit , plan, ould,
unntet Une Heed ‘iy foreling ‘uloney’ ‘in
to clrentation, 7: } ‘
Bloxd’ Frank, second, spéiker: for. the

- pegntive;: fried to show: how: ‘impossible

it wi and he, for people’ over: 60 to’ ‘spend
£200-a: month. He claimed: ‘they would
he. vietims of hgh. pressure . Salesmen

most at it ‘fanvlshts, not supporting: ‘the
basic dndustries of. the country. The

prove. i hardship to many. -,
Speaking: for’ the affirmative: ‘Lester

Patt’ claimed, that $200 ‘0 ‘month could
[he spent, He asked ‘the” ‘question : tel".
“Tt not the ‘Townsend Plan. what: ‘oth-7"

‘er. way: ‘Is there of bring money Into

‘therefore offer. “thelr Bex- |.

money, gods: ‘and. that Reople would bes | be :
come ‘more, “eonstious : ‘of social, ele) \=

By. quoting ’

Hnitations. to apending ‘maoney.- would |’ ;

BIG tenes IN CANNED Goons | d

‘eireulaHion?”: “He ,.referred. ta: imita-]¢
money “In. eae projects, ‘of 4

_ WATER NOTICE
“Diversion and Use.
tue Notice - that Nicholson Creek

Usk, B, C. will apply for a License to
take and use 8,33 cubic feet per second
of water out of Nicholson creek, also
known as Lowrie ‘creek, which flows
‘ensterly and drains into the Skeena.
river about 300 feet east of the east
boundry of: Lot 5o79, Range B, ' Const
District. .‘-'
The water will be diverted at at
point. about 1500 feet north-west: of
the north-east corner of Lot 5979, and!
will be used for power purposes upon
the Innd described as west half. of
west half of Lot 921, Range 8, Coast

This notice wns posted on. the
ground on the ith day “of January,
District.

“A copy’ of this notice and an appli-
cation pursuant thereto nud to the

Cc.

Objections to. the application mar
be filed with the said Water Recorder
or with the ‘Comptroller of Water
Rights, Parliament Buildings, Victoria
B. CG. within’ thirty days after the
first rppearance of this notice in a
local newspaper,

Nicholson Creck Mining Corporation
Applicant
Fred Nash ,Agent
The date of the first publication of
‘this notice is January 16th, 1935,

After
munication. with, Prince . Rupert, was

the east, after Spending the night at

left for the: Avest.

filled
with ‘diitt ice. At tide w afer ice was
pitked:inp trom bank to bank by the
suring tide; and still lower down: big
sheets. ‘of ice remained unbroken. , The
train. ‘aut of Rupert. passed the. recon-
structed Kyex bridge ‘at 12. 15 ‘and at
1.80 pan. passed the west “hound ° ‘at
Kwitnitza, The: Kyex: ‘appeared to be

‘| practically clear. of. feecand. it .dgex-

pected ‘the troubles,are.aver . from - that.
point nt Jeant.

EXPORTS.

Th
dian

Mining: Corporation, whose address is|.

City's S 5 Bakety ©

Terrace, B.C.

will ship to any point on line

Will vou try. our Bread: ‘and :
Buns?) i

Standing orders shina.
regularly. o

All kinds of cake, Get: our. ‘Brice. o

sty

“Water Act” will be filed in the office} j-
of the Water Redorder at Smithers, B.

ate
TERRACE, B. C.

Junning Water
Travelleis Sample Rooms”

P.O. Box 5
Gordon Temple, Prop.’

‘Telephone

Terrace mitt Stock of
Lumber

Rough Lumber No. 2 Shiplap

| S48 eomman dimension and No. 1 Ship: |

rial ‘days tietap the: com-
restored: on* Snnday. The ‘train “from, .

Pneific nvvived.'nt: Terrace at 8.20 in ye.
the morning ‘nnd shot: -after- nine ,
A dense. tog: hung .
‘over the Skeena, nit passengers. on. the:
fil train “hind gliinpses of 2 river

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