TERRACE, B.

C. WEDNESDAY JULY 24, 1935

About Te Terrace

District Forester L Son Pirlow’ gave a picture show at Remo on Thuraday evening with a. mixed program of scenes of forestry activity and- other films. Over forty turned out for the event and a very successful evening was the result. On Friday night he eave the same show’ at Copper City and with equally sticcessful results.

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Fred M. Wells and Major Gook of the Omineca Gold Quarts Mining Co. Ltd, spent some time in the district this week looking over their local work and -left: for. Vanderhoof Satur- diy evening “tatloystie a trip to the canst. ;

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Chiet® {ror “iniefal” bridge engineer - A. Th. Carmnthers.. gpent some. days. here Inst Weel. ° uring his stny- “he inspect ed the new -“ferty nt; Uske “and: ‘gave the lvidges « throughout “tlie CUStrdet a in- spection. : os

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Phe: “hot weather af the past week '

hes. been taken. full advantige of by fnrmers and the hay crop is finished and a good erop it was. ' George Little lis some seven or eight aeres just xeross from the railway which was sown to oats and he. has one af the

hest stands of oats in‘the “country and].

one of the best.he ever saw in-this dis- trict. He will cut it for green feed as he has no thresher. He will get a Tot

of feed of high quality off it. es

On Friday night the girls soft ball lengie staged a splendid dance. Mrs. Blacks orchestra from Rupert, assist- ed by local musicians, provided the

‘melodies... that: kept: the, festive - toes]:

NOTICE

CAMPERS RENTING MY LOTS AT LAKELSE LAKE MUST PAY FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY.—MRS.

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th & One of the best kept farms: in this district is that of Sandy Kerr, ‘The fnmm is not large, but everything isin

‘order and the crops are (Good and well

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Strawberries nre moving vapidly-and nur excellent crop is being’ harvested, both ‘as to size and ‘quality and the

quantity is wl that could -be desired. . set

At the ‘anmat mecting of Lnkelse

Valley School District, held on. Wed- nesday night, Leo Benoit wos re-elect-. ed to the hoand of trustees, At a ses sion of the board immediately follow- ing Will Robinson .was reappointed chairman and EL Aaserude as secre- tary-trenanver, ”

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W. Thompson and Matt Atiard were down. fram Kalu Take the latter part of the week,

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Prince Rupert are 7olidaying here - #2 ., The dance in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas had the Terrace orches- tra provide the music, assisted by Dewey Atkinson of ‘Remo, . ce ; ; :

: While swimming at Lakelse Lake on Friday afternoon Bobby Cooper fouled a snng and suffered a bad gash

on the inside of his right lez. : a oe | .

tripping until carly Hdtirs ‘of. ‘Saturday:

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Sam Johnson and daughter of,

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s ; children., at: -Lakelsi Vi + he present: nt'the® ‘camp’ and ‘assist with ithe ‘operations of the: boys: camp.

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Couple Marry Given a Dance

A Motif of massed dalphiniums, in u setting of a profusion of summer blossoms, with a-background of forest follage, decorated Knox United church on Wednesday, July 17th for the wed- ding of Luella, third daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Llewellyn, to: Frederick Samnet Thonias, third son of Mr. and Mis. C. H. Thomas. The cerémony was performed by Rev. Adam Crisp, and was held under a floral arch of June roses and pink carnations which -eentrdd the aisle of the church, Given in marriage by her father the bride ‘chose a gown of. white silk canton evepe with a yeil of white silk net with neecssories to mateh, and carried 2 bouquet of pink roses 1 and maidenhair Torn.

Miss Adeline Thomas, the maid of honey and a sister of the groom, to- gether with the bridesmaids, Misses Maxine and Marjorle Llewellyn, sisters

‘of the bride, were attired in rosé or-

gandie. with white accessories, and manve Canterbury bells and fertis com posed their bouquets. Leo Llewellyn, brother of the bride, was best man- For the occasion the mother of the bride wore a gown of green crepe with a hat of green. Panama crepe, while the mother of the groom was attired in green crepe with a hat of green mohair The ibride entered the church. to the strains of Loghrin's wedding . march

who presided ‘at the organ,. and Miss Velma; Greig sang “I love y ypu truly” while ‘the register was’ being ‘signed. The groom’s gift to the bride was 2 European fox fur.

in honor of. the happy couple who are taking up their residence on Kallum yond north west of town.

. A -happy selection of the date of the wedding was made hy the bride “in choosing for the day the 27th anni- vershry of the marringe of her parents and this also was the birthday. of the maid of honor, Miss<Adeline” Thomas.

CAMPING AT LAKELSE LAKE 7

Plans for the hors and sivls camps

‘the past week the sch me. has been ex-

any ton conumunify ‘camp. It is the

ywish of those ‘Wwho' have arrangements g. in hand that: any child: who,. otherwite would not chaye a chance for fe stay on}

the lake shore ‘to: “have. nn ‘opportmnity to go ta this. camp. “Arringements at present call ‘tor. the boys to go into cimp onthe 29th nnd’ the girls will follow on August Oth. Efforts are be- ing made. to. secure helpers | from the various. sections ‘oF: the: commiunity,: ‘ani

‘the scheme: is being. taken up whole}.

heartedly by all who- have an interest in the young follt. . It has been arron:

swith the school, to

such a splendid... “showing,

He ited Sasked . to Ftay. a and. give.

. had an ‘ankle borie ‘broken’ on Satur- ' day, morning. cwhileae* work A pea}.

Ime, the: writer

rendered by Mrs. 8. N. G.. Girkaldy

During the evening a dance was held.

ut Takelse Tinke are. well in” “hand. ‘In .

g/tesded from. a Tited?chnreti: eeamp: Bs!

ged that Wii ‘Seott,” “svho: has made vt

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E. T. Kenney

Host to Friends His is Birthday

Tast Priday, July 1 BE. mT, Kenney, MLL.A. celebrated his -4?th birthday. In honor of the occasion he was host. to a stag party, or picnic, about six- ten in number. .The boys motored to Lakelse Lake and then by boat ‘to. the far end-of the Jake and down the La- kelsc river as fnar as the boats. go with safety, and on the rocky, moss

nice plnce to pienic. The day was an ideal one in every respect and the lake never looked more alluring nor were the flying pests ever: behaving: better.

There were ‘two boats ‘employed in conveying the pienicers, one in, charge of the host himself and the other was in charge of Commador Swain. -The commadore had seme job too to get his buneh all together as‘two of the party had summer homes near where the hoats were moured and those two had considerable difficulty tearing them- selves away from the family ties. It was.an hour or more before the last boat got away, and then only after a trip down the lake and. back again. The commadore is a diplomat at least and he assumed the responsibility for the safe return of the ‘boys—some re- sponsibility.

Gathered on the moss covered rocks referred to above the party talked and tniked—there being only men present. Then it was time to:eat, and. Straw-

Hulbert made the amazing suggestion that the ents be served...

tion nud Host Kenney got out the grub boxes nnd spread dhiem. for ‘all to gaze upon, Besides the usual delicacies there was a three-layer birthday cake contributed to the party by the host’s eldest. danghter. That eake was good tod, aid there was a nickle and a but- ton an’ eve'thin’ In it.

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ie celebrated his birthday, last Fvidny. with ‘a. plenic to Lakelse Lake. in com-

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covered bank of the river is a very).

‘berry King and Mayor of Remo, Mr:

At, that it] 2. seemed to be a fairly popular sngges- | -

justice was done and the inner man

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