DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF SUMMERLAND, PEACHLAND Afti. M ARAM ATA s SUMMERLAND, B.C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1922 $2.50, Payable'in Advance [Vol. 14, No. 23, Whole No. 726 BETTER LIGHT. •ABOUT-TWO WEEKS: GREAT SUCCESS Construction Work Resumed—i- Under Auspices of Auxiliary Awaiting Material for Masked Ball Nets Good Sum Local Alterations. for Local Hospital. Schedule of League Games Great Difficulty in M^tain- The grand Pierrot masked ball, held Has Been Arranged for With the milder weather construc• ing Supply-—New Eeetit^ipe under the auspices vof the Ladies' the Season. tion work on the power line of the. Must Be Proyidef.. Auxiliary of the hospital, in Empire Okanagan Water Power Company Hall, last Friday evening, proved to has been resumed, and it is expected be the most successful affair of its that the power will be available for kind this season. Penticton on" Saturday. .It is not - Dressed as pierrots and pierrettes considered likely, however, that the about 150 people attended, the many 'Varsity Girls' Team Defeats construction will1 be completed to en^ and varied costumes making a strik• Kelowna Girls Here This Present Method of Filling able Sunmmerland to link up with ing effect on the ballroom floor. A Reservoir is Costly One— the Power Company for at least two Week—-Local Team Wins novel feature in the scheme of de• weeks yet. ^ . .. " . , . i From Naramata. r Plans Ready for Laying New corations was the streamers of bal• Work on the municipal'system has Pipe Line.; loons stretched across the hall, cre• been held up, pending the arrival of ating an effect at once pretty and On Tuesday a meeting was held on pole-line material, and as soon as th skating rink for the organization . i • Maintaining a sufficient supply of unusual. In the course of the even• e this arrives, about three days' work .water, for domestic purposes, during ing, confetti made its appearance, of a hockey club, -when the following will complete the construction, on the the' freezing periods of the winter is adding greatly to the fun and excite• officers were appointed: Hon. Presi• municipal line, ready to connect up becoming an increasingly serious ment. dent, Dr. F. W. Andrew; president, the upper section, which will have H. P. Scott; vice-president, R. V. problem for municipal authorities. Peck, in ' his usual good form, the; immediate effect of improving Agur; manager, D. Rutherford; sec• At.tim'es the level of the. water in the and aided, by one or two from'Penr the .voltage over all the lines. • \ retary-treasurer, H. C. Howis. .reservoir becomes critically low.and ticton, again proved himself in the considerable effort and expense must orchestra. Dancing was carried on Excellent arrangements have been made with Mr. Wharton, the man• " be then incurred to bring up the sup• FORMERLY PRACTICED "•.rsnrg of the morning, ager of the rink, for practices on IN SUMMERLAND refreshments being supplied by the ply. Monday and Friday of each week. Ladies' Auxiliary. • • . In this" issue of The Review the The sides of 'the rink are being The net proceeds of the dance municipal council. is notifying users Dr. Appleby Achieves : Great boarded up, the ice is in good con• amounting, we understand, to about that • domestic water must <• not be Success in Surgical World. ENI, IMPROVEMENT A dition, and with some new talent, $100, will be'handed over to the hos• wasted. fast play is assured.. \ Some years ago a pipe was laid pital. ' The following article, taken from A local league has been formed from Trout Creek to the reservoir for the Vancouver Province, is of spe• KRIIIATIUW and a schedule of games arranged, the purpose of carrying water from M-MUII .UliAWJSI Uf cial interest to Summeriand, inas• SUMMERLAND MAN including games with other valley on to the other, but this was not e much as Dr. L. H. Appleby practiced IN LAW PARTNERSHIP teams. The membership fee has been laid to grade, according to recent in• for some.months in this municipality Fifty-six Thousand Dollars is Total of Estimates Covering This Work-— fixed at $1.00. formation, and has never been-satis• a few. years ago, and gained for him• The practice of Mr. R. B. Kerr, factory, and failed entirely during self an enviable reputation, which he barrister and solicitor, who ' is leav• The U. B. C. girls added another cold weather. As a consequence Metal Fluming Given Preference to Concrete in Many has further improved by obtaining ing Kelowna in the near future' for scalp to their string on Monday water must be brought down the ir• distinctive success in .London, Eng• Would Instal Measuring Devices on Main the Old Country-,' has been taken evening in the College "Gym when rigation canla • at big expnse and'to land: over .by Mr. T. F. .McWilliams, i a they defeated the Kelowna- ladies to •the detriment of the concrete, wood A Vancouver man holds the proud former Summeriand boy, and Mr. T. the tune of 24 to 1. The uplake and steel flumes along that channel. Beach, 858 ft, 4 in., and 1028 ft., 6 distinction of being the youngest Fifty thousand dollars should be 150 feet and this pipe could be made y G. Norris, former district solicitor team narrowly averted a whitewash • Apparently there is a heavy drain-' 1 to serve mor lots than, the present in., ;,••.;•.', Fellow in the British Empire of the expended on the irrigation' system in e for the Soldier Settlement Board of by scoring one foul shot. The game age from the reservoir and practical• Royal Cojlege of Surgeons as the re• order to bring it' up to a satisfactory flume and would eliminate other ex• A flume to the John McDougald Canada at Vernon. The new firm was nicely handled by Referee H. ly all the water, of Trout Creek is sult of recent examinations. Dr. L. standard, according, to reports and isting flumes. The length of; this lot further north, 300 ft., 8x6, $79i. will be known as Norris & McWil• Snider. diverted, to the reservoir during day- Gray's Ditch—High trestle north H. Appleby, formerly "of the Vancou• estimates submitted to the municipal pipe is 3350 ft. and would cost close liams and -will occupy the offices ten*, Much credit is due \he University . light hours. of Lot 43 to be replaced by 538 • ft. ver General .Hospital,, heads the .list council. to $3000. anted by Mr. Kerr in the Rowcliffe team and coach for the splendid dis• This matter was * the subject- of •• 10 in. pipe, $609. of twenty-six successful candidates A careful report of \ the present About 800 ft. of flume through Block, Kelowna. play made of machine-like basket• .considerable discussion at a recent Flume, 407 ft.; 12x12, runing.east but of the 113 that presented them• condition of the system had' been the Blair property, measuring 10x8, ball," only constant practice and ': meeting of the council and. it was must b renewed. Cost, $243. toward H. H. Creece's, $164. selves for this rigorous test'of - the prepared by Foreman Tomlin and e SEED GROWING IN whole-hearted interest by both play• i agreed that a provision for a winter world's greatest medical college. Flume through Lot .25, 150 ft., checked up by the water committee, It is proposed to J complete the lin• ers and coach making' a team of ' •pipe line should be made without de- 20x10, to beN renewed, $69, and 82. BRITISH COLUMBIA After: graduating from Queen's and estimates of cost made; ing; of '.-the'south iriain throughout, this calibre' possible'.' • tlay. An estimate for a new line is ft.. .12x12 on eastei^n- boundary of University, Dr. Appleby entered thfc Oh Tuesday the' council spent which- will" effect'"fe" big saving 'in The teams were afterwards enters •] now "in, the municipal office, but the same lot, $31. .,, -..>'. Field Root and iGarden Seed Vancouver General Hospital, where some hours on the report,, and it will water. • Metal fluming .'is favored.; tained by a dance' in the .Empire; Hall .money market did not encourage any Hill Park Gardens, etc.—2150 ft. ••"'• Scarcity. he acted as- an interne under Dr. M. be, put in shape so that the incoming Sections of this: ditch .,are already, given by some of our local 'Varsity ; action along this line last year. flumeV 12x12, $858. This is, new T. MacEachern, general superintend• council may have all necessary in• lined with concrete. Yet to be lined, ; .On his return from the Interna• students. ent.- He,came . from Vancouver to formation to start work early in the 5451 ft. Using metal, the estimate work.. tional Seed Control Conference at The second game of the evening Summeriand to carry on Dr. F. W> year. Here is a brief summary of is a little over $13,000, as compared Five hundred" and sixty feet 6 in. Copenhagen, Mr. George H. Clark; was a clash between Naramata and Andrew's practice during the latter's the work recommended to be done, with Engineer Fawkes' estimate of. pipe.to replace trestle flume, now Dominion Seed Commissioner, writes: Summeriand Intermediates, which IN FINAL SESSION visit to^; California- and; Honolulu. and the cost:'. $14,196 for. cement. serving ..the A. SteuartV and J. B. "Looking to the future and especial• proved a whirlwind affair from be• Just before leaving for England, Dr. Paradise. Flat Main-^Flume to be Thompson lots, $300 , . ;. - Trout Creek Main Canal—Section; ly-considering th ' highly favorable ginning to end. "Watch Naramata" 1 Appleby married Miss Lowther, one renewed, 2960 ft.