1
:
.
For
You
For.
Now
For
Always
CHURCH
HAD
following
reports
were
submitted
Cradle
roll.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Smith.
Primary
department,
Miss
Lor
iraln'e
Kenney.
-
Explorers,
Miss
Ina
Smith.
Boys'
work,
Rev.
Adam
Crisp.
Canadian
Girls
in
Miss
Marie
Hall.
Season's
Greetings
ORMES
LTD.
GOODYEAR
'Rev.
Adam
Crisp
Announces
I.
Frank,
Mrs.
R.
Christy.
Treasurer,
J.
H.
Smith.
Secretary,
Vernon
Glass.
Delegate's
to
presbytery
and
con
ference,
J.
H.
Smith,
alternate,
R.
W.
Riley.
The
pastor.
In
his
report,
outlined
He
the
progressive
stages
of
the
local
Will
Seek
Change
of
Pastorate
church
In
Its
work,
during
the
last
four
years.
The
church
had
en-Joyed
a
record
year
In
1938
In
Its
.
TERKAUE.
Dec.
21.
a
good
ai-
church
services
and
its
youth
uenaance
oi
memDers
ana
cnurcn
groups.
All
bills
had
been
paid
workers
heard
very
encouraging
and
insurances
on
the
church
and'
reports
at
the
annual
congregation-
mans
property
met
for
the
next
al
meeting
of
Knox
United
Church
three
year's.
'
The
contribution
to
on
Tuesday
evening.
Rev.
Adam
the
maintenance
and
missionary
;Crlsp
occupied
the
chair,
Vernon
fund
was
more
than
double
of
that
Glass
acted
as
secretary
and
the
sent
last
year.
The
pastor
Intimated
that
he
was
seeking
a
change
of
pastoral
relationship
at
the
coming
conference
in
May.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting
R.
W:
Riley,
in
the
name
of
the
Training,
congregation,
expressed
the
deep
,
appreciation
of
the
good
work
of
Sunday
School,
Miss
Norma
Ken-
the
minister
and
his
wife,
stressing
ney-
.
.
Particularly
their
successful
efforts
'across
11'",
l?
T
Ladies'
Guild.
Mrs.
S.
Brooks,
sec-'
with
the
young
people
and
iht"
".Sf"?
returV.
and
Mrs.
F.
FrnnV
trpasnrpr
hotf!
,m.K.r
f
D..,.,'e.nler
"le
,ooBJr
of
the
hotl
'
c..vvin.i
uunuoj
i
thrniitrh
trim.
.i...
j
Youne
Peonies
Societv.
Mrs.
Ad-
'
am
Crisp.
j
Music
Club
Mrs.
Omar
Levesque.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
Junior
Choir.
Miss
Francis
Hall.
Church
finances,
J.
H.
Smith,
WINNIPEG,
December
27:
(CPJ
treasurer.
Winnlnetr
wheat
futures
were
Officers
elected
for
the
year
1939
to
lc
higher
at
the
week-end
with
were:
December
closing
at
60
Vic
on
Satur-
Members
of
the
official
board
day.
J.
H.
Smith,
William
Anderson
James
Warren.
Fred
Fisher,
Ivan
The
Dally
Nev&
is
an
A.
B.
C
Frank,
R.
W.
Riley,
V.
Glass,
Mrs.
naper.
REGAL
SHOP
il
;
May
I
Take
This
Opportunity
to
Wish
On?
and
All
Happy
N
ew
Year
And
to
most
heartily
thank
all
who
have
so
loyally
supported
me
during
my
six
years
of
business
and
trusting
that
the
many
friends
that
I
have'
made
during
that
period
may
remain
permanent
friends.
trlan
'passing
the
hotel
at
tht
time'
made
a
hasty
retreat
as
the
car
mounted
the
sidewalk.
Mr.
iSwift
had
managed'
to
navl
sate
the
thirty
miles
of
Icy
r0ad3
up
hill
and
down,
in-curve
and
out-curve
but
the
old
bus
just
jhe
made
his
report
to
the
police
ohm
i
was
ioiq
io
come
nack
in
one
week
and
tell
it
to
the
Judge.
Smilhers
Weather
Is
Greatly
Varied
al
Inches
of
snow
here
by
Christ
mas
morning.
The
mild
weather
put
a
crimp
in
after
the
Christmas
holldav.
Irrespective
of
weather
condition.
.THE
DAILY
KZWS
News
of
Northern
Districts
TERRACE
MAKES
GOOD
FRANCOIS
with
accessories
to
match.
jtrlct
agriculturalist,
Is
doing
a
lot
The
matron
of
honor
was
Mrs.
'to
establish
the
reputation
of
the
James
Smith
and
the
groomsman
J
Central
Lakes
district
as
the
best
Mr.
Smith.
(seed
growing
district
In
British
The
bride
entered
the
living
room
to
the
strams
of
the
Bridal
March
from
Lohengrin
played
by
Mrs.
Adam
Crisp,
who
also
rendered
several
Instrumental
selections
durinj
the
signing
of
the
register.
.Among
those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Brooks
and
Mr.
Fred
Smith.
Following
the
ceremony
supper
was
served,
a
beautiful
three-tier
wedding
cake
decorating
the
table.
Toasts
were
proposec'i
to
the
bride
and
groom
by
the
minister
and.
crested
wheat
grass
on
ten
acres.
("Snow
White."
Was
supported
in
the
He
Is
offered
thirty
centa
percnoruse
7
semi
Dwarrs-Ken
pound
for
the
seed
but
has
noiTalor-
EU"
Spankle.
Wayne
auer
a
numDer
or
speeches
of
con-
more
for
sale
until
after
the
seed
graiuiauon
ana
welcome,
the
wed-
plant
eoes
Into
operation
under
ding
cake
was
cut
by
the
bride.
I
the
management
of
Haien
D
Lnmr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Crocker
are
to
re-
i
side
In
Terrace.
SWIFT
OF
QUICK
IN
SMASH-UP
i
Things
Happen
on
Main
Street
Of
Smlthers
With
Car
Having
No
Brakes
SMXTHERS,
Dec.
27:
When
a
man
named
-Swift"
from
a
place
called
''Quick"
sets
out
on
the
road
In
a
car
without
brakes,
things
are
likely
to
happen
and
so
It
'happened
that,
when
Robby
Swift
left
Quick
in
his
car
to
come
to
Smlthers
to
do
some
Christmas
shopping
he
came
to
grief
at
the
end
or
the
trail.
When
he
turned
in
to
park
In
front
of
the
Hudson
Hotel
in
Smlthers
his
car
forgot
ih
W..1
i.
.
.
.
iaju
uul
ennunnm
neftl
nn
othy
and
has
a
good
patch
ot
Santa
Claus
In
This
Town
INDIAN
HEAD.
Saskatche
wan,
Dec.
27:
(CP)
The
child
ren
of
Indian
Head,
Saskatche
wan,
had
reason
to
believe
there
was.
really
a
Santa
Claus.
an
anonymous
donor
present-
ed
ten
cents
as
a
Christmas
gift
to
every
child
In
town
over
six
years"
of
age
while
every
youngster
under
that
age
received
five
-'cents.
TERRACE
J.
A.
Barman
returned
Thursday
from
Prince
Oeorge.
where
he
has
been
engaged
in
pole
and
tie
inspection
work
for
the
past
few
weeks.
The
government
Liquor
Store
h?
s
been
reopened
In
Terrace
after
an
TZ
Interval
of
several
months.
The
c
Snow
For
Christmas
After
All
In
new
building
Is
a
fine
modern
Interior
Town
f
structure,
embodying
up
to
date
j
principles
both
In
the
construction
SMITH
ow,,,
ERS,
Dec.
27:
-
The
of
it
and
its
architecture.
The
old
weather
man
haa
had
a
variety
to
building
was
on
Front
Street
and
dispense
in
Smlthers
vicinity
the
was
burned
down
last
February
last
few
days
and
he
has
used
a
The
new
store
Is
on
Kalum
Avenue
great
many
of
his
favorite
brands,
opposite
Terrace
Hotel.
After
dropping
enough
snow
to
-
1
make
It
look
like
Christmas
he
pV
.
"i
'
came
along
with
some
rain
and
LiiriSimaS
LftHrPrr
nrV
If
all
f
i
,
...
!
-
-
,
.
aU
mi
ugam,
vnnsimas
Eve
he
was
ddln?
his
best
to
restore
the
snow
to
enable
Santa
Liaus
to
arrive
on
time
with
sever
I
At
Port
Essington
PORT
ESSINOTON,
Dec
27:
(CP)
Under
direction
of
the
officers
and
teachers
of
Port
Essington
United
me
curling
and
hockey
activities
Church
Sunday-
School
a
fine
but
not
before
a
number
of
con-
Christmas
concert
was
presented
test
had
been
completed
In
the,Iast
Tuesday
night.
The
native
ham
and
egg
bonspiel
In
the
curl-(children
gave
a
fine
program
of)
ing
nor
before
ihe
Elks
got
lnjchoruscs.
acrostics,
songs,
plays,'
their
fist
hockey
game
and
took
Pantomlne,
drills,
recitations,
and
the
measure
of
the
Legion
team
'dancing
all
of
.which
were
much
en-by
a
score
of
D
to
6
on
Thursday
j
Joyed.
Those
taking
part
indlvldu-n,fht-
'ally
Included
Florence
and
Billy
In
the
curling,
which
has
ar-;Starr.
Perry
Rutherford
and
Mary
rived
at
the
semi-final
stage
the
Spalding.
Santa
Claus
paid
a
visit
teams
of
Bob
Elliott,
Art
Simpson,
ar.d
presented
gifts
donated
by
St.
J.
O.
Stephens
and
Frank
Kcw.
Oili
United
fchn
Ibury
are.
waiting:
to
play
but
therelof
Vancouver.'
..
.
.
.II
k
U
I
,ut
iiut
.ucr
any
mnner
curling'
Tne
use
or
the
hall
was
donated
for
the
occasion
by
the
Port
Es-'
ulnfftnn
Hariri
4
Billy
Jewell
at
the
piano,
filled
the
big
hall
with
enthusiastic
dancera
who
made
the
rafters
ring
as
theyt
danced
the
Lambeth
Walk
and
other
late
numbers.
Many
Burns
Lakers
were
In
attendance.
A
silver
Credit
is
due
to
Mr.
Winters,
the
Lands.-
owned
bv
C.
L.
Emmons
locaI
cnol
teacner
wno
had
dis-'
sianyer.
Albert
Jelfrey.
Ansclm
Russel,
Ralph
Keefe.
and
Kathleen
Russet,
who
sang,
worked
and
whistled
in
perfect
harmony.
Little
4
jen
Jeiirey
nrougnt
flown
the
house
I
with
a
recitation
of
her
own
compo-
slUon.
In
fact
every
number
on
jthe
program
was
worthy
of
special
.mention.
With
Chairman
Hazen
D.
I
Long
In
the
chair,
every
minute
was
4
full
of
action
and
the
following
4
Muuiucis
iwiiuth
m
recora
ume,
no
encores
being
permitted:
Opening
song
by
all.
"O
Canada."
Welcome
song,
the
whole
school.
"A
Small
Boys
Lament,"
Albert
Jeffrey.
"A
Terrible
Catastrophe"
Gerald
Cooper.
Arnold
Pecble.
Bob
Pcebkw
and
Lawson
Sugden.
Selection
by
"Ruby's
Rldin"
Rai-
4
caw
icaiunng
-wwe
arty
Mother
j
1
In
the
West."
V
"The
Moo
Moo
Cow.'
by
Antelm;
(RusieU.
.
Pyramid
building.
acrobatic,
Dr.
8.
C.
Mills
is
inaugurating
a
Musical
Drill,
piano
by
Edna
Jef-class
for
the
Instruction
of
the
frey.
principles
of
first
aid.
The
first
j
Selections
rpeeting
took
place
on
Friday.
I
Rascallnes."
.
"Ma
and
the
Auto,"
Lawson
Sug-'
Tuesday
last
provided
the
first
den.
touch
or
"real
winter";
this
season
"Soldier.
Soldier"
Pantomlne
at
Terrace.
A
moderate
blizzard,
character.
Hazel
Walker.
Larry
i
with
a
keen
wind
from
the
north.
Walker.
Larry
Taylor
and
Tiny
Jen
A3
iiuifc
ueo,
nowever.
ana
me
Jefircy.
next
day
conditions
were
back
to
the
mild
and'
showery
type
which
had
been
the
chief
characteristic
up.
to
the
week-end
since
when
It
has
been
definitely
colder.
,UU,UIU
wp
wnen
ii
snouid
have
Miss
Clara
Little
has
arrived
done
I0-
I
from
Vancouver
to
spend
the
holl-
xmmeoiaieiy
auer
the
accident
day
season
with
her
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Little.
by
"Ruby's
Rlnln'
"When
Mother
Nature
Sing
Her
TRAPPERS
Goldbloom
is
Home
A
pain
Mink
and
Martin
are
up
30
per
cent,
Don't
sell
until
you
have
een
Goldbloom
Music
Kuth
Nelson
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
PHONE
GIIKEN
390
Venetian
Blindi
Pioneer
Brand
PHIL
LYONS
Phone
Green
885
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
1
1
OMR
AWAV
FROM
HOME"
Kates
$1.00
up
SO
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
198
Lullaby."
by
Ruby'
Rldln'
Rascal-ines."
i
-The
.8mack
In
School,'
Gerald
Cooper.
The
Truth
Telling
Machlne'-John
Keefe
Jr..
Jen
Jeffrey.
Law-
laon
Sugden.
Josle
Keefe.
Ruby
Petersen.
Elale
Sugden.
Virginia
Keefe,
Ralph
Keefe.
Oeorge
Lindsay.
'
Original
recitation.
Jen
Jeffrey
.1.
s
V
v
Old
Faithful."
by
Ruby's
Rldin
WEDDING'
WITH
GRASS
LAKE
SH0W!
.
r'hltc
and
the
8even
Miss
Mae
Murray
of
Saskatchewan
'Francoh
Lake
Farmer
Gets
First
rt,,,imi.nt
ui
"Beautiful
We
of
Somewhere."
Is
Bride
Of
Peter
Crocker
Prlie
at
Vancouver
I
ChtMm"M
StT
nd
her
"'
I
Outstanding
Affair
'A
-
-
chrWmM
Cnlme
ft
one.act
TERRACE,
Dec
27:
A
pretty'
FRANCOIS
LAKE,
Dec.
27:
pjay
by
Earl
Lindsay
In
the
lead
wedding
was
solemnized
at
the
Earl
Deeder
found
a
shipment
or
t
,,.
Supported
by
Martha
Sugden.
W-
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Smith,
crested
wheat
grass
returned
tcl
FRANCOIS
LAKE,
Dec.
27-
t!,
walker
and
Jack
Walker
(still
Terrace.
Friday
evening
when
Miss
him
from
the
Vancouver
Seed
Fair
Francois
Lake
Christmas
concert
.ttoozi
Mae
Yule
Vallance
Murray,
of
Per-
DUwlne
down
In
the
sack
to
show
I
was
"aged
by
tne
scnooi
emiaren
-
due,
Saskatchewan,
became
theia
sample"of
Hhe
seed
he
dlscoverea
'
last
Friday
evening
ahd
was
follow-
bride
of
Peter
Bentjey
Crocker,
of
the
Terrace
High
School
staff
Rev
A
Adam
Crisp
was
the
officiating
clergyman.
For
the
occasion
the
bride
wore
a
gown
of
pale
blue
taffeta
silk
that
he
had
won
the
coveted
blu'
y
a
visit
from
Santa
Claus
wno
ribbon,
first
prize
against
all
com-1
had
evidently
remembered
every
potltors
in
nrituh
nolumbla
i
kiddle
In
the
district.
The
early
Having
had
similar
wins
In
Van-
P'
ot
toe
ewnlnj
was
given
over
derhoof
and
Prince
Oeorge
Mr.it0
the
children
but
at
eleven
o'clock
Deeder,
aided
by
S.
O.
Preston
dli-tne
"arm
orcnertra.
led
oy
Mrs.
Columbia.
Deeder
Is
a
carefu!
scientific
farmer
and.
while
the
crested
grass
seed
was
raised
on
collection
was
taken.
a
block
known
as
the
"Mulvany
"God
Save
the
King,
and
audience.
the
school
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
Eait
Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Frl
days
8
p.m.
From
the
East-Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
.
11
p.i
ill!
Two
Show,,7;tt,n)
Mickey
RooT
Freddie
Bartholomew
In
"LORD
JEFF"
(7:13
and
I
5
J)
4'
i'oim
.mu
it
,u
.rB4,
COMING
WEII.-TIIIU.
mati.Vfes
both
hays
at
:::o
Jane
Wither
n
"KASCALS'
and
Don
Amrtht
In
GATKWAV
HIES
AT
AIVANSII
AIYANSH.
Dec
27
Lerttu
Moore
pasted
away
,r.
'
,
tJ
.
on
Saturday
altera;
T;;
fe
eral
U
taking
pUre
-
of
Kallspel,
Montana,
which
Deed-!
covered
and
developed
the
local'
........
cr
rented,
he
has
now
acquired
a
talenL
The
staging
0f
"Snow
White
fiSlSjSiSjSjSiSlSjJJV.l
Ktf
it,.
,nik..i
.
and
the
Seven
Dwarfs"
was
rvirtlr-
I
KV.l4.
Uti
MIC
WUUiCtl
Mill.
of
Tchesinkut
Lake,
has
fifty-acres
cleared
and
seeded
to
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