' PERRACE, B.

C. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 28, 1935

About Terrace |

W. T. Iteid, chief tie inspector for the C.N.R., ard located at Prince Geo- tre, was ie crown on Meudsy. °

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Miss Macy Reid has been the guest of Mus. I. F. Maivsh'for the past werk and this weel: - continued to holiday here.as the guzit of-Mre. AE. Greig. She plans to leave on Saturday -for Drince Rupert enronie to Ler home in Vaneouver.

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Mr. and Mra. O. Michae! arriv ed Monday from the east andthe: other " members of the Kitsnmgalium. schoo! teaching staff are expected during: the week for the opening of school Tues-

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Miss ‘Velma Greig,who, for. the past week has been. holidaying ‘in ~ Prince Rupert as: the guest: of Miss: Edith WiT- kinson, returned home on 1 Monday...

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Mrs. A. Chit arrived home Nona efter a holiday in Prince Rupert.

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Mrs. A. Munro spent Tast week as the nest af Mrs. Geo. Little at Lakelse Take.

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aer ~Mys HL Frank.and Miss Mildred ‘Frank have been spending a week at Taikelse Lake, Although Mys. Frank las lived in the district for many years it is the first tlme she has en- joyed the experience of camping at the lake shore, ee oo , ee Mis. M. Greig spent lust week ‘at the Jake as a’ guest of her daughter Mrs8. Kirkaldy. wees oe +. Constable George Smilite of the RB. C. police arrived from ,the coast Mon-

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ate Olat “Hanson, M.P., was in the dist- rict on Friday meeting his friends. Durkug his stay he made a ‘rip to Usk

in COMPANY w ‘ith EB. T. Kenney, MM. IA. ‘ * a8 '

oA public works. éngitieer is ‘busy with SUIvEYS ‘in ‘the. district at ‘present, During the past. week he has made, a new wenlion for the Kalum Lake roid at Spring creek with ‘the idea of eul- ting out: the sharp. turns. on Snake hill ‘his week he will look oy rex the Remo | road on the south, side of the river aud |; seck to get.a becter road down the riv- er than. the present one that. climbs the Jong Nill at Joe Cook's ‘ranch.

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Plans. for the winter work at Knox .|ehureh. are, well in- hand. and on Suv- day, Sept. 8th, special services will be held to get the various nctivities offi- cially. started... The services are plan- jned on congregational lines, and will

church and community service. for -the months to come. Mr. Tarris, © mem- her of the ,chureh hoard. is co-operat ing with the minister in. getting to- gether a good choir, and-every effort ix being made to bring the chureh to the position it-should hold in the. life

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Itecentiy on “TPhorubill mountain, at the 4,000 foot level Fred Nash, noticed something strange.in the float of a slide, and on examination found it to be. limestone formation and filled with fussilised. sen shells. Samples of the material have heen sent to ‘the Pro- vincinl Museum of Natur ul. History at

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The dusvare, foy.the Biulun | river ferry. are now. ‘being built, and as soon

any evening to. relieve Cons. -H. .L, Me- Kenney, who took, his e holiday: ‘the: ‘aay;

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as the wireis’ string - the Brn, will be pat in sand the ferry stante. ;

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_ PRESENTATION AT LAKELSE |

Saturday night saw a. happy social evening spent by the people of Lakelse Valley, when, together with a number of friends from town, they .celebrated the birthday of Walter. I... Scott. A program o£ musical items was put on in which A..’Anserude. Pat. Atkinson, Alex. DesJardines Adam Crisp, who had come over to join in wishing his: camping ossociate all good wishes of the day contributed to the pleasure of the evening by teach ing something a little different in the way of community. singing with the item “The Peanut -Song.” During the program will Robinson, on behalf of

-Ithe community club gave on outline of

the arrival of Mr, Scott and his work with the childven since that time, and presented the guest of honor with a cased pipe as a token of regard with which le is held by the Reonle @ of the district.

The forsst fire that got away Mon- day on the mper Kalum = road’ was brougat under contral without jos. es Mate Allnrd of Kalum Lake was in town nt the end of the week, **8 C. H. Orme arrived from Prince Ru- pert on Friday and went out to the/# family summer home at Lakelse Take, eas

In spite of the late. start at the Skeenn river hatchery the ege take Ly the end of the week was almost com- pleted and it was expected that by Sunday evening the hatchery would have its capacity of 5,000,000 eggs.

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Some of atdent politicidng seem to be turning on the heat thus early in the Dominion campaign. «The other day the writer heard one strong parti

Jzan abusing a man in rotund ‘terms be-

cause he ‘did not ‘share the particular enthusinsm of the speaker. We've often wondered just hot much good One thing is cértain, it .makes enmities: that are not henled for many months, and with the niajority of people sueh~ abuse will enuse them to ‘vote for any other party. rather than that of the man: who uses

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Seribe Goes on - Mountain Hike | To See Things

Tiast week the writer decided he theevted a little exercise, su shortly be- fore noon on Tuesday set out to pay e social enll, on. Fred Michaud at. the Lookout. on ‘Thornhill mountain, which meant, that the writer had to climb 2 little, ° “From ‘the’ start: ‘Tuck. seenied’ to

ypu against - him for he. missed lire | 3] Bell and his' truck .at the bridge and

had to walk thes six and a‘halt ‘miles

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her line, ‘and: ‘a. ghort: ‘aistance. along the trail‘ ‘found the: Nashes, father and son, working out the “puzzles of the lo- cations of corner’ posts . - claims. The“writer. regched the hav- en of the Forest Lookout about. six o’clock and had. reduced > his: waist ‘line another fraction. ‘He ayas UP, 5000 feet. in the aire. 0 eye a <

The scene fron ‘the’ top ag : “well worth the’ climb. To, ‘the. gonth , was Lakelse Lake, down the* Kitimat: yal- ley and thirty miles of Kitimat Arm could be seen. West one could . look right down the Skeena valley to Kwin itza, and north west almost to Kalum Lake. and deep into the valleys on the west side of Kalum river. North east by north one could sce almost to’ Ced-

of Rocher de Boule prevented him see- ing the editor wrestling with last weeks paper at New Hazelton, East- ward is ta be see the panarama of the Copper valley right up to the crest of the Telkwa range. (Vancouver was just beyond his rnnge, but by morning he no doubt would see the southern city and the politicians figuring ont the Alberta election).°

Bad Inck still kept up on Wednesday for the fog filled. the valley and made photography almost impossible, How ever he had a goad time, and when he got down to the road ‘with Messrs, Nash he found a car waiting to take them nil vight to their own doar step.

Here and There

Fine percheron stallions, smart- ly groomed cavalry chargers of - the mounted police, racing and pacing horses and mounts train- ed in jumping and for the hunt- ing field mingle at the village of Montebello, P.Q., on the north -Shore of the Ottawa, for the an- nual Selgniory Club Horse Show this summer during August 15-18, Thursday to Sunday, A musical ride will be put on by the Royal Canadian Mounted Poliee, The event is under the patronage of His Excellency the Governor- General and Canadian and Amer- ican society folks are expected in large numbers, -

Enjoying a short stay at the Banff Springs Hotel on bis way to taking up his post in London, His Excellency. 'T, Matsudaira, Japancso, Ambassador to, Great. . ritalin, Stated to an interviewer, © “T prefer just to enjoy myself and to forget for a few hours. that there are more arduous duties than the contemplation of this lovely place,”

. Rotary Club of Victoria .at the - “Empress Hotel, recpntly, “Premier “Joseph A, Lyons, " kustralla, - pointed to the Daitian Empire as a great force for peace | ‘aud urged Canada to cultivate a. more faver- able. trade with his-own cowntry. ‘Last: year; he said, Australia bought. from, Canada $18, aoe, tg worth . of:-goods, while .C bought. trom,’ ustralis: only: 00,000 worth

~The’, “Ago quin Hotel, arowe-by-the- sen, ‘New. .Bruns-

“the centre: of Much holiday acti- wity.” Their, Excellencies, the Gov-. a a Lady. Bexsbo-

tn again iia ‘In- former. : Very popular. “wwith, «the: “shitdren and the ‘younger net,” rs

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Terrace

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