5 JOrince Rupert Daily mews Wey,

_ Tuesday, March 20, 1962

 

 

   
 
   
 
 
 
  
     

~{ Dr. Hick to speak |
at Kitimat meeting :

' pr. Willlam B. M. Hick of
| Prince Rupert will be the speak-
‘er at the Kitimat Chamber of.
| Commerce meeting this week. |

| Dr. Hick, who is widely known
; | for his knowledge of British:Co-

llumbia’s north coast, will speak
lon “An Introduction to North-
western British Columbia..”’, '
An authority on the area he
‘represented the Stewart Board.
of Trade at the Eighth B.C. Nat- |
lural Resources Conference held ©
‘in February, 1955. At that time —
itis, brief on the region intro-..
iduced the conference study on
major under - developed water
power of northern B.C. ‘
The mecting will take the form
of a dinner at the Kitimat-Gor-
don Hotel and wiil commence at
7 p.m.

 

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NEW SEINER, Gail Delores, a —~

built at Kitkatla by James \ k f |
Nelson is shown sliding down St. Patric fea SUCCESS u |

     

| , | FRESH BREAD DAILY. |
WMC MR ways at launching. The 40- tee Patrick's Day tea held Mary Franks, hen; Mrs. A. J.| | | | [FRESH BREAD DAILY
NORMA NELSON, daughter of builder James Nels foot vessel represents two joe urday auternoon ab LC n-| Beliveau, box of apples; Mrs. ; re . Anytime af.
' a son crac . , . eis Tall 1 oe : ; 3 pples; rs.! , | | |

(le of champagne over bow of new seiner at kath pow years’ work for James Nelson, nuneiation Hall by the Catholic

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Kitkatla fisherman for Nelson Women's League, was termed a gs, dish tow

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Srothers’ Fisheries. Boat. is |fUge Success” today By Mrs. Gels: and Henry Nuyten, sham-) GAIL DELORES

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S to be taken to Port Edward | P. Lyons, CWL president, who} rock aprons. | after launching at Kitkatla | od
| r l S ores where superstructure will be convened the arfalr,

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' The teargom was convened by’ March 7. Launching provided °
added and vessel prepared for Winners of woor prizes

 

 

 

 

 

were: | Mrs. Henry Montesano and Mrs. | B | N G oO eI,

. . coming fishing, Season. Mis. FP. L. Jeeves, $25; Henry Mc- Robert Simons. wars. Walter Page| holiday atmosphere for large . tee
; Kibbon. stove oil; Mrs. S. W.} wa: in charge of the apron! crowd of well-wishers and . coe
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; TOMORROW NIGHT — S.O.N. HALL
Dickens, pillow slips: Michael | booth and Mrs. Joseph Cloutier:

 

 

 

 

 

    
   
 

 

 

   

friends of well-known fisher- sh) JACKPOT DOOR PRIZE oP RYONE aC ™
Brinas Results Montesano, men’s utility case; mannged the homec ing i m ( yp me }00R PRIZE EVERYONE WELCOME |
iy GLADYS BLYTH 00 [ose o2 con ee oem aE NE en og ee he homecooking. | man, (Photos by Stu Shelley) '. 1 (
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wishers anda good boat, SS ,
provided a perfect com-
kination March 7 when
James Nelson’s 40 - foot
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launching. \!
The crowd cheered as Myr. ° |
Nelson's daughter Norma, broke ,

a bottle of champagne over the
bow of the vessel and christencd
her the Gail Delores.

The seiner was the culmina-
tion of two years work for Mr.
Nelson, a fisherman for Nelson
Brothers Fisheries at Port Ed-
ward. He has built other small
fishing vessels but the Gail Del-
ores is the first large-scale ves-~

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All the villagers and school ; oo SRE
children were on hand for the wt —_—_—e_aS
launebing plus guests from Port Sos GHENT LGN HHH HT
‘Womcif Wéinbers’of the Bak] ae co Ss a ok __ — a a ae HSASSETST ~ ARNEL LEN ANA AIAN
fish Tribe, to which Mr. Nelson ; Tl :. BNF XN —_
belongs, staged a banquet for x
the occasion.

The boat will be taken shortly
to’ Port Edward where the super- F , " ’ ; s
structure for the vessel will be , io < ; nae EES, :
added: and the boat made ready s

for the coming fishing season. |

Ronald Strand

touring Africa

‘Another young Prince Rupert |
man, 21-year-old Ronald Strand,
son of Mr. and Mrs. vacob Strand
of (840 Fifth Avenue West, has .
taken a year off from his stu-

dies at thg University of British
Columbia and is touring Europe
and Africa.

Yonnie has wriblen hia par:
ents from England where he
worked for a short time while
at Cambridge University, from
Geneva, switaerlind, and from
Norway, where he spent the
Christnias holidays ekiing. :

from there he went to Ger-
peiny, Austria, Paly and Greece,
Of all the countries he had vis-
ied he was most eeshitie over | . ; es
Lhe bentties of Gereeee. 3 } . - . | . ‘ : i ;
thy this eountry, he beeame OO 5 ; : Seer ee - | is ae i. DUN
friends with a bey trem Chile, ; fare hes: i pe Mt DLO :
Sauth: Ameriot, id they hiteb-
Nikect together bo Africa to view
Vietortn ally, aud Chey are pres
ently in Sudan,

Ronnie hapes (0 contiel Der
edk Alten, also ob this elty. nnd
goeavith him ta Norway for sone
sijhimer skiing. He plans ta re-
tarp ta Prince Rarpert i late
siitamer aad re-enter UBC this
hilt where he will take bis fourth
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