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“Seott’ said, vais tha : hip own
‘ers: are. ‘not. nterested in ask.
“ing for: ‘Pilots; t0-be stationed
hore. us :

“The total cost.to, a:deepsen ship
of not having.a ;pilot: stationed.
here is $160: to’ $180, Lo
This 18a: small ‘amount com-
pared: with. the:ship's. overall op.
jerating - costs: bu big: not an In-
significant: ‘amown

At the meeting * twas pointed
out that the use..of: Prince Ru-
‘pert instead: of? Vaticouver fora
trip from the. Orient. saves about
$1,500 each way: in’ ‘operation ahd
incurs only $180*in“extta - pilot.
‘age charges. Such*ssavings re.

, in
inthe first in-

Average ‘charge. | ‘here. ‘is
A “pilot: ‘gets $36. 30. a: day
living . expenses ofor ‘every

: ye from - his home

“phere: is. “Ligue ‘advantage - hes
having a: separate. pilotage ; gue
| thority ‘established in Prince’ ‘Ru-'t
pert, W. J. ‘Scott-’reported to the
: Chamber, of Commerce’ last week.
“Mr. ‘Scott said: he was basing
his recommendation on informa-
| tion ‘obtained ‘from . Capt. D. R.
‘|. Jones}: “supervisor | - of Pilotage
fiom: Ottawa ‘and Capt. Coving-
‘ton. of the British Columbia Pi-
| lotage Authority, . “Vancouver,
‘who’ met: city and. chamber offi-
‘clals at the City Hall. :

-Mr.Scott said that Capt: Jones
made it. clear’ he was in. Prince
>| Rupert’: on an “exploratory trip
‘band, was: ‘quite prepared to rec-
ommend the stationing of a pilot
here or make any other required
‘changes “if economically foas-
ible.” .

Points made, were:

Q)A pilot: stationed in Prince
Rupert would insist.that his an-
‘nual earnings: would be- equal: to
~ | whatever “he is now making. ‘in
e Vancouver. « :
12). In :B.C. District, ‘the: pilols
get: - the ‘total fees: ‘collect, the |.

  
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
 
 
 
 
  
   
   
   

 

 

   
 

base, :
" ‘Discussion. showed 5 that ‘on.
52. ships. a: ‘year, 2°: local: spilot -
“would not. ‘hearly: approach’ his.
average ‘earnings ‘in: Vancouy :
Only about-25 vessels: came ‘and ”
left; ‘Prince. Rupert: from. and to
. deepsea” direct. m
Establishment of: a ‘local au-
thority: here. would: increase: the
costs to. a. “vessel calling - both
here and: ‘Vancouver. ot

Tl 2 -suggestion that:: a Jocal
qualified man:be hired: ‘as a: lim-
ited» district™ pilot | was: “not rec-
ommended for: Prince: Ripert.
The ‘general’ impression,. Mr...

 

 

  

Svmphony orchestra when it lays its evening soneert
in Prince Rupert, it was announced today i Vaneou-
ver by Irwin Hoffman, musical director and condue-

tor of the Vancouver Symphony orchestra:

The Vancouver Symphony or-
~,  chestra will play three concerts
i in. Prince Rupert, two. in» the}.

afternoon: for the city school |.
children and an adult concert at),
night.

The Prince Rupert visit. will be
the last but: one call of the
Vancouver Symphony's: “1962
flying tour” cf the north.

The symphony will give the

- shal Orchestfal Concert: of the play” “Tehallcovsiy’s
present series in. Vancouver on “Nutcracker Suite’
Sunday, March 18, at which will pighi’s “Pines of Rome’
be. featured the noted. violinist Besides Dvorak New. World

Esther Glazer, who is: Mr. Toft-. Symphony”, theevening concert -
‘Lwill inelade Mozart’: s““Haffner® ;

   
 

     
      

 

 

 

 

 

   

freight rates; but:
Stance’ the pilotage! extras are
paid, by the charterer. .

' The findings : of’. the - meeting
will be referred ‘to? ‘thie -elty’s in-
ie dustrial development, committee,

Geotge March. 22/ oh aly Prine
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man’s. wife,
Next ‘morning the - ‘symphony Symphony No, 33° and the “Pines '
-, will: take off on‘ the flying. tour of Rome.” ee Poe . federal: -governmont pays. the “
| af overhead : ‘expenscs., os
“12(3) ‘The Dominion - Pilotage ‘ernment, stich’ ag, 1g Happened with

 

 

 

‘the” giant ‘B.C. “oRVeétric — power
“utility and ‘the: Black Ball ferry
‘service,

These sources “noted that the
provincial . government is enter-

ing: the constwise: shipping busl-
ness in a big: way.: ‘and North-
‘land. ‘Navigation. ‘directors feared

N aviation “Gompan ny

authority decides what.” number
subsidiaries, operators!

: “ -}of: pilots must, be. licenced in ‘any

horn’ and: the oboe when the ‘Vancouver: sym-_ a given: areas © fos:
Symphony. orchestra, « VAY The Pilotage: authority ‘does
‘8 not. pay-the- pilot’s expenses.
~~ (5) Extra costs: ‘of pilots such
as. travelling. ‘expenses * to. and
‘\from ‘Prince’ ‘Rupert, are. billed
to "the" ship: The basic fee for

TO: START THIS” YEAR”

of. ‘a fleet
of. freight and: passenger Vessels
on the British™ ‘Columbia :.coast,
‘has: transferred’ its charter from}

  
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
    

   

 

'EUGENTA’ “TORVIK,. “will be. playing the English
“phony | orchestra makes its appearances here March ‘23. “The Vancouver
under the direction: of conductor Irwin’ Hoffman, will, play. two concerts ins the: ‘afternoon! for
- school children. and-one ‘at- night: for’ adults. All concer ts:will be in: the auditorium, of te Prince.

‘Rupert Senior. High school.

ANCYENT'GAME = | PRIZE Siar 3
“Chess is: believed: to have de- The famous British. Guiana
veloped - in . India ® , about the lone cent stamp of - 1856, black:
seventh, ceritury, and | Was played | on magenta, has” a catalogue |

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provincial | to. . federal
tion.» é
Shipping ‘sources: said - the
main ‘result ‘of the. move ‘is.that.
Prince .Rupert is: ‘the -same-as operations ® of’ ‘the -. company ‘the provincial goverriment might
anywhere’ else; based on’ tonnage, would no longer... be: ‘subject to| seek .a monopoly - on passenger
draft, ‘and mileage: oa takéover by” the provincial gov=! trattio. | we Og AS as

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“VICTORIA Qy — The federal)
. government has agreed to. match’
:, Es $50,000 grant by. the:p vin, e.

MARITIME E- UNIVERSITY:
The University. of . New. Bruns:
wick at Fredericton: developed.
from-an academy. of arts estab-:
lished: there in, 1785. :

 
      
   
     
   
 
 

 

 

 

 

No indication was given. ‘of. an: :
exact construction ~ date.’ ‘start:
but.:the project ‘will’ Bet. vundet
way, this: year.

    

 

 

 

   

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ported * across Kitimat Arm
* by ‘fishboat said entire cost of
the road is $180,000, but. -the
grants will allow it to be started’
this year.

He said the fishboat now must
make two ‘trips each morning
and’ evening to take the young-
sters. to school. ‘The trip was

 

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venience to the youngsters.

“Mr. Little said he was advised |
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_ federal - government . has. agreed

Friday by. J. V. “Boys, -

commissioner

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Two” “Prall: men
were arrested. ‘and: charged: “with .
agsault by ROMP: Friday: follow-.
ing ‘strect beating. of. two. Inter=:|
national Woodworkers officials

accused by their attackers of. be=
jnig Sons of Freedom Doukho-

bor'terrorists.

-.Qharged with assault causing

bodily harm are brothers Arthur

“ahd Dennis J. Haywood. They

wil appear in police court Mon--

  
 

  
   
 
 
  
 
  
  
 
  
  
 
 
 
  
   
    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

William Schumaker, 30, of
: Kelowna, president and business
‘agent of | IWA Local 423, suffered
d: Anjuries and bruises and
Bsakin of Grand Forks,
nother IWA official, suffered a.
sped leg. when thrown through
plate glass hotel door in the

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“MY. ° Schumaker said he and
f.. Esakin. were foreed to fight
self-defence after being ate

ne on the atrect late Thurs-

tacked

night by two men who
outed: eee ae you dirty
in Doukhobors doing here, to :
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ker said Mr. Esa-
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miles, ‘whichever comes first.

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