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Tuesday,
November
25.
1947
ISLAND
PILOT
BUSY
JOB
AT
CAMPS
.
.Adventures
Also
in
Flyinj
Between
(Jueen
Charlottes
and
Mainland
SANDSPIT
Pilot
Jim
Lough-eed,
who
operates
the
Powell
Hlver
Co.'s
Goose
aircraft
between
Sandspit
and
the
pulp
company's
scattered
camps
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
has
teen
having
a
busy
time
of
it
since
the
company
air
service
went
into
operation
three
weeks
ago.
Lousheed
is
the
connecting
link
between
the
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
terminal
at
Sand-
spit
and
the
Powell
River
Co.
c?.mps
at
Cumshewa,
Beatty
Anchorage,
Aero
Camp
and
Jus-katla.
and,
so
far,
he
has
been
averaging
about
10
passengers
and
considerable
freight
and
ex
OF
YOUR
BEST
EATING
PLACE
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
II
A.M.
TO
8
P.M.
press
a
day,
from
Vancouver.
With
his
eight-passenger
amphibian
he
hops
off
the
Sandspit
air
strip,
landing
on
the
water
at
the
remote
camps.
So
far,
he
has
had
one
mercy
flight
to
his
credit.
Called
from
Sandspit,
he
stopped
at
Cumshewa
and
picked
up
an
injured
logger
whom
he
flew
to
Beatty
Anchorage
for
medical
attention.
They
had
a
narrow
escape
as
they
approach
ed
Beatty
Anchorage
for
a
Approaching
the
oay
between
two
high
pinnacles
at
the
har
bor
entrance,
C.
P.
Airlines
agent
!
Bob
MacKinnon
went
to
the
nose
of
the
plane
to
act
as
lookout.
,
Beneath
them,
apparently
there
I
was
deep
water.
Suddenly,
how-
rtr.
ABDEN
'NOTEBOOI
r
?
Simple
Method
of
Vegetable
Storage.
Vegetables
which
remain
unused
in
the
small
garden
after
freezing
weather
has
put
an
end
to
the
harvest
can
usually
ba
stored
in
a
garage
in
good
condition
for
several
weeks
and
in
most
cases
can
be
used
up
in
that
time.
Beets,
carrots,
potatoes,
turnips
and
rutabagas
should
all
be
given
the
same
treatment
which
is
as
follows:
Dig
them
up
as
late
as
possible
before
the
ground
begins
to
freeze
and
cut
the
tops
off.
Do
not
allow
the
roots
to
dry.
sand,
loam
and
sawdust.
Vegetables
which
have
passed
their
prime
are
not
worth
storing.
Those
w;;cn
&:iow
evidence
of
disease
or
insect
injury
or
which
have
been
bruised
will
not
keep
well.
Young
vegetables
are-better
than
old
for
storing;
they
continue
to
mature
in
storage,
though
a-.
very
s:ow
rate.
The
temperature
at
which
these
vegetables
keep
best
should
be
between
35
and
40
degrees,
sufficient
to
keep
them
dormant
so
that
no
sprouts
develop
and
out
examine
mem
carefully
and
flavor.
They
must
be
protected
store
only
those
which
you
'against
freezing
but
the
risk
1-:
would
consider
in
good
condl-lnot
great
in
a
garage
until
out-tion
for
table
use.
Do
not
clean
door
temperatures
get
much
be-thedirt
from
them
but
place
low
freezing.
ever,
it
shoaled,
showing
rocks
just
beneath
the
surface.
MacKinnon
shouted
warning
to
the
pilot,
who
pulled
the
plane
up,
but
not
before
it
touched
the
surface
with
a
tear
ing
(crash.
MacKinnon
and
Lougheed
waited
for
the
water
to
pour
through
the
hull.
However,
the
hull
was
not
damaged
but
the
tire
of
one
of
the
wheels
which
had
been
let
down
to
protect
the
hull
was
torn
completely
around
its
circumference.
The
injured
log
ger
was
:anced
safely.
On
the
return
flight
to
Sand
spit,
they
were
unable
to
use
the
runway
and
had
to
let
down
on
the
water
which
was
extremely
rough.
They
pitched
around
for
an
hour
before
a
'boat
was
able
to
reach
them
and
tow
them
to
the
air
port.
RADIO
BEACON
NEARLY
READY
SANDSPIT
-Work
on
the
new-radio
range
beapon
for
the
Department
of
Transport
has
almost
been
completed
by
the
R.
A.
'Wassman
Construction
Co.
of
I
them
in
boxes
and
pack
them
m
Vancouver.
The
company
already
has
completed
alterations
to
the
1
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines!
staff
house
which
now
provides1
41
passengers
wno
.mignt
oe
grounded
on
account
of
weather.
Accommodations
in
the
build-
j
ing
are
designed
for
15
men
and
:
'
six
women.
They
have
been
used
several
times
when
weather
'
around
Vancouver
has
cancelled
the
southern
leg
of
the
flight.
I
In
addition,
the
Wassman
Con-!
struction
Co.
is
building
eight
i
four-room
residences
for
De-1
to
prevent
drying
out,
which
partment
of
Transport
employees
causes
them
to
shrink
and
lose
j
who
will
be
stationed
here.
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about
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Prince
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Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
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LOCAL
MAN'S
FATHER
DIES
Ross
Ingram,
local
business
man,
received
word
Monday,
of
the
death
at
Vancouver
Sunday
night
of
his
father.
C.
A.
Ingram,
who
passed
away
at
the
age
of
82.
Mr.
Ingram
was
a
real
pioneer
of
the
coast,
having
lived
at
Vancouver
since
before
the
big
fire
in
the
middle
"80's.
He
was
pre-deceased
by
his
wife
10
months
ago.
He
Is
survived
by
six
sons,
four
In
Vancouver,
and
three
daughters,
two
of
which
reside
in
the
southern
city.
The
late
Mr.
Ingram
visited
Prince
I
Rupert
only
a
few
months
ago
Nick
Kurulok
returned
to
the'
city
by
air
Saturday
afternoon
i
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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HEAD
COMING
Masonic
lodges
In
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
will
receive
official
visitations
later
this
week
from
the
Grand
Master
of
British
Columbia,
G.
Roy
Long
of
Vancouver.
Mr.
Long
is
flying
up
from
Vancouver
Thursday
and
will
visit
Tsimpsean
and
Tyec
lodges
here
at
a
Joint
communication
this
evenln.
Next
afternoon,
Mr.
Long,
accompanied
by
a
party
of
local
Masons,
will
pro
ceed
by
bus
to
Terrace
to
visit
the
lodge
here
Friday
night,
re
turning
to
the
city
early
next
morning
so
Mr.
Long
may
catch
the
noon
plane
for
his
trip
homr
to
Vancouver.
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Woman
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Buried
On
Friday
HAZELTON
Funeral
service
for
Mrs.
Martha
Turner.
32-year
old
wife
of
Ell
Turner,
who
died
at
Hazelton
Hospital
last
Tuesday,
was
held
Friday
afternoon
at
the
Salvation
Army
hall
here
with
-Capt.
Randall
officiating.
There
was
a
large
number
of
friends
at
the
service,
Deceased
was
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Muldoe,
of
Hazelton,
Sho
is
survived
also
by
her
husband
and
three
small
children,
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