i
M
worked
so
hard
this
year,
com-
Hospital
prised
the
principal
bush,
i
"'"
,
'Bn'
mis
need
was
DreaKrasi
tray
or
eacn
patient
on
GRCNTS
AND
GROANS
'Continued
tium
Pa?e
4)
ce
Monday,
December
12,
194!)
....
vuii.iiun
uuun
in
I
liii
i-iiiuai)
iiiiriiiuig-
the
caijy
future.
The
sum
of
$10
The
annual
meeting
and
slee
i
Thursday
night's
meeting
In
the'
J
hospital
lounge.
Mrs.
D.
Q.
Little
1
presided
and
Miss
E.
Head
was
Plans
Xmas
ps
voted
to
the
Terrace
and
tion
of
officers
will
be
held
in
enjoying
a
holiday.
Uhe
Legion
Boxing
Club
provided
Masset
Helps
Crippled
"Kids"
MASSET
A
total
of
$110.67
was
donated
to
the
crippled
children's
fund
of
the
Red
Cross
by
ui.irici
Hospital
Fund.
The
Saint
But
it
had
to
come
January
and
all
members
are
be
Florists
Bo
1W
BALAGNO
Phone
Green
78"
secretary.
The
sum
of
$100
was
placed
in
an
emergency
fund
fur
rllt...
r-
DisbursmenU
of
Ior
which
the
Tcr-Auxiliary
ha.
met
the
Chief
and
Hades
broke
handlers
for
the
four
muscle-loose.
The
Saint,
hidden
behind
,
bound
groaners.
a
platinum
colored
full
face
I
Christmas
plans
included
a
ti
hamper
to
be
placed
under
the
Christmas
tree
for
the
nurses.
For
this,
parh
memV.o-
tc
ing
asked
to
attend
and
take
a
filend
to
swell
the
membership.
At
the
close
of
the
business
session,
refreshments
were
served
i
needs
of
the
hospital
or
nurses.
I
An
all-over
bet
table
and
a
babv
mask,
threw
the
Saanich
Tribe
ADVERT1HK
IN
THE
DAIL.V
NEWS
FOR
tKST
RESPt
1'8
being
asked
to
leave
a
small
box!
by
Mrs.
and
Miss
Head.
bottle
sterilizer
will
be
purchased
the
Junior
Red
Cross
of
New
Masset
elementary
and
high
school
as
a
result
of
a
success
in
arucn-s
at
the
home
of
Mrs
n
VTri(irisi(4'c'fee'e''('f'C'err';?cT'rc',s
for
the
hospital
and
for
the
nur-
I
Little
who
w
ill
attend
to
final
dis
MODERN
,ront
Designing
gentleman
around
a
bit,
but
received
it
in
double
quantities.
It
was
a
great
night
with
Referees
George
Howe
and
Tommy
Andrewchuck
also
mixing
things
up
a
mite.
ses
lounge,
a
much
needed
coffee
table.
A
small
refrigerator
is
needed
PRACTICAL
ful
sale
of
work
and
tea
held
in
the
school
recently.
Under
the
leadership
of
Mrs
Mosquitoes
No
Menace
posal.
A
big
box
is
being
placed
in
the
Skeena
Mercantile
for
donations
of
jams
and
fruits
etc.
to
the
hospital
at
Christmas
nH
Materiols
for
the
nursery
j
save
the
steps
of
the
nurses
who
maw
m
Wrestlers
are
the
funniest
peo
Jean
W.
Singer,
Miss
Joan
Hew-lson
and
Principal
Norman
Green,
the
students
produced
a
fill
I
T
finrt
cmn
,-,,
I
,
1
'
plebut
who
isn't?
,6EE
formula.
In
.h
u
Wmmwim
iiuibcij
uiiu
turn
.
Vv
Tanned
in
r.p
nnhnn
Art
Murray
had
the
job
of
in
Electric
Light
Kates,
Radio
Reception
Discussed
by
Officials
With
Terrace
Board
bottles
ootues
to
to
the
the
kit
a
card
will
be
placed
on
the
troducing
the
grapplers
and
explaining
to
the
audience
rules
of
IkiAND
V.I
I
1
me
kit-
with
&
SIPPLIES
,
I
SunnliM
I
I
I
-
FOR
AB.fi.
good
display
of
needlework,
toys
and
other
various
articles
which
were
displayed
for
sale
in
various
booths.
A
home
cooking
booth
and
the
serving
of
tea
were
the
tag
team
match
type
of
FINE
PRINTING
at
I
6eSl
Blue
B20
wrestling.
Bob
Cameron
kept
time
and
Graham
Alexander
of
AT
.
VARIETY
THE
STORE
OF
A
THOUSAND
GIFTS
in
charge
of
the
high
school
girls.
TERRACP
Only
an
Increased
use
of
electricity
by
the
people
of
Terrace
can
bring
about
a
reduction
of
rates
of
12c
and
8c
which
are
now
being
charged,
T.
M.
Gibson,
regional
superintendent
of
the
British
Columbia
Power
Commission,
told
the
Ter
i
.
4
A
A
,
t
,
ei
S
Constable
G.
W.
Anderson
of
I
3
t2
l
PRINTERS
i
v
Masset,
and
young
David
Uns-worth
Sewell,
were
winners
in
y
v
t:
I
I
!
i
!
j
!
a
stuffed
toy
raffle.
TOYS
race
and
District
Board
of
Trade
at
Its
monthly
meeting
last
week.
i
rr
'iv
-
i
iiu.M,
ti
zzi
Second
Ave.
i
nr
L..z
ji
Although
there
are
388
power
customers
now
as
compared
with
j
47
two
years
ago,
the
per
capita
U
SA
HUL
YWnnnnaFF
n
EVERYTHING
IN
TOYS
TO
MAKE
(Consumption
remains
extremely
V
.
y
y
V
I
t
I
I
W.m
I
MOST
UlVrO-DATE
CAKK
IN
THE
CITY
I
YOUNGSTER-
2
YOUR
low.
At
the
same
time,
rates
l
hers
compared
favorably
with!
other
towns.
I
i
I
wSS
!!
OPEN
raoM
S:S
P-M
to
J:30
A.M.
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HAPPY
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k
umiK
FOR
THE
We
Specially
In
Chinese
Dlsbe
t
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AND
rjk
WHITE
CnOP
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MEIN
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WGf
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LA6EI
ror
nt!,,de
Tien
ivtss
A.
I.
Peacon,
inspector
of
the
Department
of
Transport
radio
'ivlsion,
reported
on
local
radio
nterference
and
attributed
the
lost
of
it
to
local
causes
which
juld
be
rectified
through
Improvement
of
wiring
and
fllter-ng
of
certain
sources
such
as
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
The
Widest
Assortment
of
Xmas
Cards
in
Town
XMAS
DECORATIONS
mid
v
V
V
w
s
M
V
v
V
V
This
advertisement
ivnot
published
or
disolaved
by
the
Liquor
Control
-
-
fluorescent
lighting.
T0KTATIF
ROW,
board
The
Department
of
Health
at
or
by
the
voovernment
or
British
Columbia.
Victoria
does
not
.take
such
a
wi
mm
serious
view
of
the
mosquito
and
www
Xmas
Lights,
Wreaths
4t,
black
fly
nuisance
as
does
the
district
Itself
and,
while
not
be
,
Candles,
Wrapping
kt
1
fc
ing
willing
to
contribute
finan
cially,
advised
the
Board
that
it
T
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1
All-
Change-ruban
rapids
Douc
toinla
grits
Touches
conformiet
t
Barro
d'otpacsmsnl
If
is
ready
to
advise
on
how
they
can
be
eradicated.
The
Board
in
11
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DON'T
DON'T
WAIT
WAIT
FOR
FOR
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Margtur
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TOMORROW
SEE
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IT
TODAY
TODAY
AT
AT
...
.
was
assured
that,
while
they
might
be
a
nuisance,
they
were
no
menace
to
health.
-Next
meeting
of
the
Board
will
be
the
annual
dinner
in
January
to
which
Invitations
will
be
sent
to
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
MP.
for
Skeena,
and
other
guests
Including
members
of
the
Prince
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Gifts
For
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