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TERRACE, B.

C. WEDNESDAY MAY 8, 1935

About Te Terrace

m item,
vere well represented at the King’s
Silver Fubilee celebration. Quite zn
hiner were in from these points ‘und
- ie a very enjoyable flay. :
f ee eae

Grent credit is due the. Commission-
af ‘Terrace for sponsoring ‘aitd for
eumrving out. the Silver Jubilee cele-
meeration, The “day” Wis aL complete sue
“Breat
credit. on the. “organization by, the nem
bors of the eouneil.

dnek
out the motiey at the “bank, is’ also a
great tennis: enthusiast, aud he got

Bae out of patience with the slow progress:
Ree hein made on the new tennis court,

vo he went at it himself with a shovel
and did: a,.lot -of
-He was
and the

work and worked Jong hours.
Lewis | McKenney

us al result of their Tahors.
een. "
Mex, Wo OR Welch conducted the
eventing service int Kuox United chureh

Copper City. and -Vanarsdol |.

siemore. who takes in aud: pays $1: :

the United Church (C.G.L1. held a,
very sie cessful tea and ‘sule in ‘Orange
Walt onk Saturday afternoon.

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Bill ™ Foxton URiYS his mink are doing
well. .
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Ranger S, G. Cooper had a busy. day
on Thursday. ‘The week of warm
weather had dried ‘np the’ forest ‘floor
and ub there is little undergrowth. 2s
yet fire conditions are not good. In
four or five places fires’ started during
the day. Sid was greatly relieved to
find vain bad started Thugsday night’

“lor by loon on Friday the fires were]

wil. out.
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“Por a seer or more Frankie Green
bus been having a barrel of foun with
a jnotor -cyele, and now. others are go-
ing to jaurticipate.. Stan Olson got a
cycle lust week and after the last way.
freight Dud Tittle, .aceompanied _ by.
Tawrenee Greig strolled over: to the
station to get another one, They hope
toclearn te ride soon, and then #o on

tt fishing: feip. .
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Mie Dorothy Whitlow of Usk was
a 1 Terrace visitor last’ Thursday. .

Inst Sunday evening, se
“ Fad * * . ’
, ~ | Altair Lips who bas éompleted bis
Lakelse Conmnnity, Gtub held a first year at. U.B.C. arrived home last
yory sniecossf dance | on Wednesday Wednesday... so, .
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Joe McLaren has received word that
Cons, MeKenver returned, from Ru.

Pere on. Faiths wight .

Friday. ee s
ou and dives promise. to- to-be’ ‘weil
way to flood levels shortly.

Zany : the construction of the new ferry at
" Usk. ‘On Thursday the frames were

he. ins heen successful in the recent
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Terrace Doing

Benutituly wenther-greéted locnl.res-
idents and the King’s Silver Jubilee
celebrations were held under ideal con
ditions. The. ceremonfes at Terrace
commenced at 11 0 ‘dock’ witht ‘a parade:
of decorated carts, bicycles: and ‘a° ebild.
rven’s procession. ‘The “Parade. .was
headed by a float from which Jordan’s
Band furnished marching musi¢. At-
ter parading the: town the procession
halted at the intersection: -of ‘Lakelse
and Kalam-Sts. ee

Chainnan of the Village Commis-
sioners J. B., Agar presided over the
ceremonies and in an apt address
spoke of the historic occasion, MIr.
Agur’s address - to the eltizens was as
follows:— =:

Tt is seldom that it falls to the lot
of-n yillage ‘commissioner to perform
so happy a task as that which is mine
Not only is it a happy
duty for me, but: it is‘one that will be
pleasing and gratifying to the entire
community. -Today, all over’our. Hm-
pire itis a day of. rejoicing.’ our
Monarch, with his splendid consort,
has veigned: for twenty-five "years. ‘To
commemorate this event the generous
thought has occurred to him that ev--
ery representative of his ‘people should
he presented. with a medal that. would
sneak as a token of the affection: he

-l has’ for ws ‘and as a2 remembrance of

the happiness that is his and ours to-
day. It is therefore by the command
of ont own Govenor-General that I
have the high henor to bestow | this |,
inedal on our esteemed and ‘trusted
-Kenney. E: “feel,
itd I am sure you all share‘the feel;

sling that it’ eould not be presented to

one more worthy. Had this medal

tearried with it any political signifl-
}eance it would find no merit either {n

but our esteem-
vision’. that
goes beyond the narrow limits of poli-
teal parties and. finds an inspiration
for -his’ publie endeavors through: the
spirit of a splendid Canadianism
‘More, this: north land. of ours enn
honst uo sorthier citizen. Tig . enuse
its welfare. ever his
In presenting you Mr.
from” your
King our eurnest desire is that while
in the days to come it will speak to

your eyes or in mine,’

Wnitiving zeal,

‘von of this happy day in the life of

our Empire: may. it also spent of the

‘leffection and esteem that your fellow

eltizens have for you. Mr. Kenney,

J uhy command of the Govenor-General

cof Canada T present you. with: His
Mufesty’ s medal and with it the pledge |
of our regard. tetas

Mr, Kenney;.in a very happy spedch
anid he had had no idea the médal was
‘~ he presented until he had. joined
Mr, Agar-on the platform., eE
avpreclated the honor conferred “upon
jhim ty this presentation and. felt it
the district, He wanted the children
to-‘remember that. the parade had. been
a part of a world wife: celebration

MER Kenny pointed “ont, that: ‘the
| Be itish Rimpire - had, in ‘ta: develop-

Jment,. not. followed on. the exact: lines

on which: it was, started. ‘Other great.
empires - “had. tigen and: Aecayed But

the’ ‘relent of th
empire} an,emp

spenker said, had assumed his high |¢
‘position when in the full vigor of his
thanhood, For 25 years he had given
of himself unsparingly for the welfare
of the people. But, Time, the Grim
Reaper, was no respector of persons.
The high and the low lad to answer
to his call eventually. Because ‘of
that the. speaker wanted all’ présent to
have .a deep sincerity in their hearts
as they sang “God Save the King.”

“In. the afternoon, a progtami. of -boys:|
and: girls sports was irdn: off on- the’
‘baskétball park. ~ At three o'clock - the

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new Terrace baseball league went into
action wider a hot sunshine and. al-

most brenthless air. The. sports were
2 fitting ending for a great-day-in. the
life.of ‘Terrace: and in the, life; of the
British Empire.

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The work of putting new foundat-
fons under the I.0.0.F. hall was start-
ed on Monday. As the building sits
clase to the ground. it was found ne-
cessary to excavate ‘a- lot of: material
before anything else’ could. ‘be-done. A
dvag line has been ‘hooked up in the
enlly to the sonth and good progress

is being made in taking out the dirt. |;
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TERRACE, B. C.

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Me, ‘and, Mrs. C. R. “Gilbert are back
from a trip south. Mr, Gilbert, : wlio |
has not keen in ‘Vancouver for two
yenrs, says he found conditions’. ereat:|.
ly'changed, and ‘felt! that. affairs were
much more hopeful as people feneral-
ly. are doing serious thinking about the
problems of the times. | ,

MORE HARD MAPLE TREES HERE
George Little has just completed . his

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Terace mill ‘Stock of
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Ly € No. 2 Shiplap
Sis common: -dimension and No. I Ship-

second planting of eastern hardwoods

He greatly |:

war a Peengnition of all the. people: of |.

conmmemor: ating ane of the gr eatest: his |”
[torical events. ine the’ histor:
prnlers. .

vor royal |.
’ Naat! ‘bf Perence;

This year he hag set: out a thousand
hard maples, A check ‘up of the 1934
plantiig” shows practicality’ 100%) suc-
cess on good ground ‘nnd about 90% in
good: shape.on- morginal- lands. Boal
may not: sea the. trees when they have!’
matured,” said Mr. Little to the Ter-
race News. “But its worth trying , out
and someone. will get the benefit. ”
And that’s the spirit. that will make

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bia, Would there were more possess:
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, TED GOT HIS WOLF ALRIGHT”

Ted Jolmstone is one up on the local
wolf packs. On ° Thursday morning
when Ted looked out from his home ‘at
Sming Creek a black woit was stand-
Ing .about. fifty .yards from his door.
Wher he rot his rifle the animal made |
a quick dash for cover and the. shot
missed, Marly next morning Ted's
dog was not behaving. normally and
Ted looked out the window and there

wis Mr. Wolf back ngain. ‘Ped rais-|i
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heard him and started, ‘off. But just |. .

he stopped and looked, back. . Ted got

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