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enough -to perish... -Come..on,'

CATION yesterday of tenders ‘eannery road, it is now up to the local
ior hentemixe ‘surfacing of the branch of the Department | of High- |
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apart met mews Tow the peuple of this - gratulated for his efforts. The ball is o-7\ "GRAND er boys. are: bringing... against “ous return to the arena,’ and
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wan HL Murray that in addi-
Sau ted to work on High-_ :

‘superintendent: Carl Shaw at Terrace
te make the next play. . |
. Highway 16 projects will naturally
he done by contractors bat the cannery
sg road is still Mr. Shaw's responsibility.
> We are confident that he will see that
@ the fob is renewed and continued with
1 far greater vigor than has been shown |
in the past, Completion of the cannery
road will mean a great deal to District .
r 2 az wellas the school age children in
est that area. The matter‘has been hang- ~
's ing. fire for more than two years now
vag there seems little to. hinder com-
pletion this summer. |
The pard-surfacing jobs on. “High
way ié area slightly. tougher jobin a
ay ; district. where bad weather can wipe.
in neo whole months of good paving time. |
--Hawever, when 1960 rolls around resi--
- dents: of Prince Rapert. and Terrace.
errant to be able to drive Highway 16.
seit condidence and in comfort. It is.
up tothe government ; and its highways So
¢ department to de. everything in their
power te make sure @ this comes to. 0 PASS.

NORTHLAND NAVIGATION co. LTD. "

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“ss. CANADIAN. PRINCE
“From. Prince ‘Rupert to. Portland Cone
“Ports is 12 noon Fridoy.

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NEW FOUNDLAND'S FOREST. INDUSTRY—Two- companies dominate “Newfoundland’s “forest.
industry which. brings’ $77, 000,000: nto the-province each year: for: newsprint” and: “pulpwood. .

0 he coripanies, Bowater’ Newfoundland Pulp and. Paper “Mill, ‘Limited. and. “Anglo-°
‘Newfoundland Development. Company - Limited, hold cutting rights. on: 18, 000’ ‘square miles :
of. the. province's 43 (000-square-mile area ”

.Bowater. feeds its. big Corner: Brook ‘Mill on the’ west coast. “with. logs ‘cut mainly. int
the western section. of: the _provinee. Its limits. totalling -11,000 ‘square . miles ‘include. a oe
“strip: on the. southeast. shore. of” St.. George “Bay; 3 great area stretching. 100 miles from the:

head of St. George: Bay. to. the head‘of White Bay. covering the Humber | River watershed;
a section: almost:100 miles. Jong on the northern peninsula ‘running ‘up, to Hare.’ ‘Bay; anda oo}
section varying in’ width. from 16. to 50 miles across mid- island from’ “Forture Bay. to: Notre. ae

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its main limits are in central’ Newfoundland. Largest. section; with A: N..D. ‘woods- oo
divisional. paints. at Millertown -and Badger as the. centre, runs: “southwest ‘from “Notre-Dame - | ~
_ Bay for 150. miles and - 4s 50. miles wide at its ‘broadest point. The. company also cuts. from_
& section: ruoning:.65.miles up. the east; side. of. the - ‘northern -peninsula — and: 1,500- “square, Choos
section west: ol. Terra. Nova... ye
. Most: of” ‘the. Bowater : wood is” ‘floated : ‘down. ‘the: Humber River. The: A: NLD? ‘eompany 48 a
drives much. ‘of ‘its. wood. down the. Exploits: ‘River and ‘moves dogs | ‘to. Grand. Falls by vail
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y brary (another government survey
of tneding } ee |

This ie net nearly good enough | for
a country that is more than %5 per cent
literste, has more leisure time and a
larger mational income than ever
before,

The Canadian Library Week pro-
gram should remind us of the relation-
chip between reading and knowledge
ane our traditiens of freedom. It
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neglected the reading habit.

aupport from leading citizens in bus-
Sree and biddustry, ibraries and pub-
Nahing houses, newspapers, radto-ty,
the educational and other flelds.

— Bot it deserves—and needs—the full
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INTERPRETING THE NEWS.

Moscow working hard to keep allies on edge

By DAVID ROWWTEES
tapadiens Preas Mall Writer

Memeo on mai hae te menbeteadn 6 Beeretary Lioyt nid Monday in Londen

, onty 1B per ¢ eent of Cana sdians ¢ over six,

| Canadian Library Week is drawing

in Prince Rupert where we have an

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the founding.o
Smithers and I recently go
Dr. Large’s: account of. the

Hazelton townsites. No: matter .

What these two worthies wrote
er what I can tell in adiition
ta Uneir glowing accounts, fu-
ture generations can still say.

-as @id the Queen of Sheba,

“Not Kalf has ever been told.”
Ewer since the people of

Canada realized that Bast.and |

Wert must be linked together
by raliways, the Skeena River
had been advocated dx a route
for suth « road. However, no
teal acon was taken until It

ws announced that the Grand —
Trumk Pactfic was to be con- —

ftructed a4 a northern route.
People with vision at once
foresaw that a country with

wach potentis! wealth would -

attract a large population and
iit towna and citlen
come Inte bring.

Where would these cities be? a

A look at the map convinced

nee people that the forks o¢ -

the Bkerena and Bulkley rivers
wat ite most Nkely spot. There
Hazelton nestled on a few
ages surronnded by Indian
Flrservation, Tt wae the bead
of navigation on the Bkeena
afd wie the geographical cen-
tee of a vast new empire;
Omingca ald fields to the
want, Kisplax Valley and the
Choutnd How coal depostta vo
ghe port, Bulkley Valley with
ite Jarge agricultural and for-
eat arewa to the south. Surely
Maariton wan the Joglon! point.

As soon as Ihe allway sur-
webs started, all lend slong the
line wold be staked for vart-
Gus purpouea, for farma, for

ralnieeal art for townallea, I

Sap IM ert RE erie

Clty near the.
Terrace at or near the Ittle.
the
and -

would 7

AL N, D. Shipping point

: By: Sperry “Duteh™.Cline 00
os TOWNSITES

“Some. time: ago Wiggs: Onell -
wrote, about

am’ only going | to tell of the.

rash of: townsites . clustering

around the forks of the river. -
‘Such :towns as Haysport, op- —

posite Port. Essington, Skeena
Kyax River,

eanyon, Copper City at
mouth of Copper River,

Kitselas at Big Canyon all

“have their own stories but I

wil] let some one more direct-
ly connected with them tell
‘thelr stories.

The ‘first survey to be run.
followed the north bank of.
the Skeena to a point about ©

three. miles above Hazelton
where it crossed and turned
to. the southeast to reach and
follow the east bank of the
Bulkley river.

‘About one mile east of whore’

this survey, crossed the 8keena,

a townsite, Bulkley City. was

located and about three or
four miles eastward, where the
Ane “rst reached the bank. of

the Bulkley, the historical old

camping ground at Two Mile
was surveyed us a townalte,
Later, between these two, i
city addition was added. It it

ever had a name 1 have for-

gotten it. About the same
time, Hazelton Townalte Addl-
tien waa located on a bench of
jand between the Hazelton
Hospital and the Bulkley River
and « similar addition to Two
Mile came. inte existence.

The Inst survey which was
finally accepted as the route
for the railway crossed the
Akeena at a point now known
in Skeena Crossing and con~
tinued up the river on the op-
posite side to the former sur-
voy.

(To be continued)

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be provoking the diapute over fying regulations | at HO whothor you nood a

» eeeton rat. of Bertin, on faiiung Wes, get Bowjet.
, atadetoesy ints (an ity at part of an ietermeGenal
i garvions ait <2) Make separate pence treaties
. win Kast, and Went oan the
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wet aa allowing Bin to owt Gown On sulittery
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tryinw i work out counter-propesals to Khruee
‘ neva dematda. The sclivity en sat
jute last week with two. meetings jn

little monoy or a lot. You'll
like our convenient officy
hour, too,

into Weat Beriin. UA nent » cargo plane
Ww the elty well above the 10,000-foot alliilude
Hendt whieh the Ruslana had inalated on since
the end of Uve war, and whitch the Alies had;

epented.

Rritain has been pushing hard for the
foreign ministers’ meeting and even harder
for « heada-of-government conference which
Prima Miniter Harold Macmillan ts convinced
ie ihe only way egreement with Mussia can
be reached.
on Ainge aetaen wor L agree i bed nis driven
. rin, apokeamen have been say
top-ett NATO 6nd of the foreign Mm saenere a teat
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