THE
DAILY
NEWS
TERRACE
BOARD
COUNCILDEALS
WITH
HIGHWAYS
jks
that
Officials
go
over
District
with
Local
Man
and
See
'
Condition
TEIIRACE,
Now.
ID
The
monthly
council
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
was
held
Tuesday
evening
in
the
municipal
hall
with
President
J.
K.
Gordon
in
the
chair.
Letters
were
read
from
Dr.
Wrinch,
M.L.A.,
F.
M.
Dock-
rill
and
the
district
mining
engineer
making
recognition
of
the
list
of
public
work
needing
attention,
which
had
been
submitted
to
them
following
the
last
quarterly
meeting,
and
promising
every
co-operation
in
having
these
satisfactorily
carried
out.
Supplementary
resolutions
were
drawn
up
asking
for
special
attention
from
the
public
works
(department
for
early
and
permanent
improvement
to
Spring
Creek
hill
on
the
Kalum
Lake
road
and
some
penewiret
reai
U
building
being
carried
$ut
fa,
M
Remo
road,
which
at
JkreteiVkik
unworthv
of
the
namejof
road.
It
was
decided
to
ask
the
divisional
'
engineer
to
come
to
Terrace
and
make
a
trip
ovei
tfce
roads,
accompanied
by
Bum-r
of
the
board
of
trade
to
appointed
by
the
chair.
;
Ilaces
most
requiring
attention
could
then
lte
noted
and
action
taken
as
soon
as
possible.
A
letter
was
read
from
P.
M.
Dockrill
regarding
the
well-ririlling
outfit
for
which
request
had
been
made
to
have
seat
to
Terrace.
Mr.
Dockrill
explalaed
that
the
full
equipment
had
still
not
arrived
at
Smithers.
bat.
that
as
soon
as
the
work
required
In
the
Smithers
district
was
finished
he
would
use
his
influence
i
have
it
sent
to
Terrace.
MILL
IS
SOLD
FOR
$100,000
Itcd
Mountain
Lumber
Co.
ConJ
ey
Plant
to
Camplell
&
Meyers
r.
F.
Campbell
and
J.
era,
who
have
been
mOUn
ar
Otway
in
the
Prince
$reefsfiAai
trict
under
the
style-of
$he
CHfaf
brook
Sawmills,
have
$UMhaed
the
assets
of
the
Red
Mountain
Lumber
Co..,
operating
a
sawmill
at
Penny.
The
price
is
reported
to
have
been
in
the
vicinity
of
$100,000
and
the'
purchase
did
aet
include
the
stock
of
lumber
lath
yards.
It
is
the
intention
of
the
par
chasers
to
continue
tbe
of
the
Otway
mill
Mid
until
the
end
of
next
April
when
their
activities
wilt
"
transferred
to
Penny
under
tbe
MOM
of
the
Red
Mountain
Lotifr'
Co.
Ltd.
v-
-
With
the
disposal
of
three
mil
lion
feet
of
lumber
still
in
the!
yards
at
Penny,
Ra
Sjmrr
tUI
terminate
his
connection
witV
the
lumber
industry
of
the
Prince
j
George
district
witlf
which
he.
has
been
identified
since
1917.
The
Red
Mountain
'mil!
'has
1
cutting
capacity
of
60,000
feet.
Other
assets
of
the
company
included
in
the
sale
wen
five
million
feet
of
skidded
logs
and
standing
timber
estimated
to
bevegtry
Tueaftty
eVening
when
sufficient
for
fifteen
yeata
op-'
an;nvl,hi,
ri.i
wenlur
was
era
lion.
.NO
PAPKK
ON
MONDAY
Monday,
being
designated
as
a
public
holiday
for
the
observance
of
Thanksgiving
and
the
Armistice
Anniversary,
there
will
be
no
issue
of
the
Daily
News
on
that
day.
The
next
regular
.
edition
will
be
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
filSCOMB
MILL
CLOSKI)
The
big
sawmill
at
Oiecow
near
Prince
George
has
been
clo
sed
down
for
the
winter.
It
will
be
reopened
in
the
spring.
The
Fomily
Herald
and
Weakly
Star
of
Montreal
with
its
wonder
ful
improvements
.r.
is
recognisen
tnrihm
week.
Mr.
CrMiKKn
Aline
Bection
is
a
gem
unrivalled.
Saturday,
November
i.o,
igjj
e
it
breaking:
We
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TTKKRACB
Rev.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Itehiason
enterta.ned
tfte
memoers
oi
we,
rnnan'n
k
canir
in
Lne
tituruu
UtiMit
in
nniii
games
and
nd
contests.
Refreshments
were
served
during
the
evening.
Mrs.
Wm.
Sims
assisted
la
the
entertaining.
lira.
Steinoff
and
daughter,
f
,.jp,
...
'
Dorrecn
were
viaiters
during
the,
.
week
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mm.
Au4n
Gondaaouch'
was
'in
'the
Geo.
Graham.
They
retofhed
home
oa
Wednesday.
Mm.
Horwell
and
asm,
Dennis,
returned
to
Dorreen
on.
Wednes-
day
following
a
short
vhit
with
Mn.
Disflea.
enter?
Uined
at.
bridge
oa
ednetday
Wvaain-.
.
II.
C.
Creelman,
C.
If.
R.
agent
at
Tp4ey
Was
in
town
during
i
IWaialiaw
antaai
irea
vaa
w
so
peace
came
to
the
world,
and
with
each
year
of
it
..r
isj
AtforflSTICE
DAY
is
not
a
day
for
marching
and
waving
of
down
of
racial
and
sectional
barriers.
endorse
devoutly
any
and
all
uala
thrive,
countries
prosper,
and
that
the
world
wheels
on
toward
To
that
end,
FLANDERS
FIELD
"IACE
more
permanent.
If
the
SACRIFICES
of
Prince
Rupert
people
have
contributed
to
WORLD
PEACE
they
have
not
been
in
vain.
I,et
m
remember
them
in
the
few
minutes
of
silence
tomorrow
morning.
Let
our
sympathy
still
go
wit
to
those
who
were
bereaved
during
the
war
and
let
us
keep
always
with
us
the
memory
of
the
wonderful
deeds
of
endurance,
suffering,
courage
and
sdf-saeriflco
that
have
placed
Canada
before
the
world
as
a
nation
where
men
arc
born
who
in
time
of
stress
are
ready
to
battle
for
the
right
but
who
at
the
same
time
have
set
an
example
to
the
world
of
neighborliness,
friendship
and
trust,
and
who
will
be
the
first
In
peace
as
they
were
first
in
war.
;
Topley
and
Mrs.
CreeMan
aad
boys
will
accompany
him
home
end
of
th
wck
Km
IIAZELTON
At
morning
service
last
Sunday
in
St.
Peter's
Amrliean
Church.
n.v
t
n
Piwtnr
Mij-tH
a
beautiful
brass
pulpit
Bible
desk
Bre8Mlttwi
hv
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
R.
I
Cox
in
memory
of
their
daughter,
'Elm.
who
nassed
away
two
nan
t
ditT-ict
for
a
few
day
at
the
fjrrt
ff
the
reek
on
his
way
back
to
Smithers
after
having
Attended
the
recent
Shrine
cere-
menial
in
Vietoria.
William
Gow,
statioi
kith
Harelton,
and
nMllBffamMf
revned
at
the
first
MBHXBKBm
after
hiving
spent
two
or
months
at
Sex
smith.
Alberta,
in
thaeace
River
country.
A
new
caterafllar
tractor
has
nrrived
and
will
be
uaad
ia
trans-
osmr
t
t.
t
sincere
efforts
of
continuous
sleeps
in
hope
and
smiles
FINE
CONCERT
I
LAST
EVENING
ftch
hy
I.ficiil
Talent
at
United
Church
Proved
Excellent
A
delightful
concert
was
fiv-rfn
last
night
under
the
auspices
of
the.
Women's
Miasieaary
Society
of
the
first
United
Church.
It
took
the
form
of
aa
All-Canadian
evening
at
which
Canadian
songs
were
sung,
recitations
given
and
I
iaiipforte
solos
played.
The
R
v.
A.
Wilnon
made
a
few
remark
,
-on
the
growth
of
Can-ad
derng
recent
years,
and
aotne
of
tje
idea
of
prominent
British
;
.talesmen
oa
Caaada'r
future.
An
outstnndinir
feature
ef
the
cntertair
merit
wa
the.
sketch
ooms
to
let."
Miss
Rarie
as,.
uJBTlywVdlf-
landlady
f
a
rooming
an
outstanding
c.
part
being
nartic
itainel.
Mix.
H.
HrKechea'
as
a
young
college
gi3
played
up
to
her
pi'rt
well.
Thtf
others
also
carried
their
respecap
rates
in
splendid
style.
.
The
following
is
tkrtga:
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8olo
......
tfte
V
Teoal8olo
J.
mm
comes
a
realization
of
the
ST
war
symbols.
It
is
a
time
'
world
peace,
for
it
is
only
a
millennium
of
eternal
sunshine.
HjilijlSpr
eternal
imcc
aJjjliTor
ify?
,'.
for
compassion,
f'ellowsIifpirHtl
iM
through
brotherly
love
thafjinclif
id-"
up
from
shattered
bones.
War
is
only
valuable
as
Recitation
Mm.
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t
ianoforte
Solo
..
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Uurgeoh
Vocal
Solo
Mis.4
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Solo
MIm
Wilkinson
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Puller
Pianoforte
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G.
Brady
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