led.
Vwi
alone
involved
a
!
partmciit
of
FiNhcrtos,
tlrck
of
fi-
pec
Hrince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
Docembt-r
8,
1951
JAM
EH
Mlur...
"""J-J1K
tpp...
TODAY
6:50-9
cer
on
inv
uaurier,
iiMit-rie
patrol
boat.
Then
there's
Second
Eimineer
!
respectable
sized
outlay,
j
One
could
enjoy
the
out-of-doors,
unlimited
fresh
air,
free
SWEDISH
EXPERTS
1
Lw
FOX"
WATERFRONT
STOCKHOLM
?
Swedish
paratroopers
made
their
first
RUTH
ROMAN
IN
THE
Good
ah
appearance
here
recently
when
1
r
Fishing
At
Cloy
"'
,
IN
dom,
no
alarm
clock,
the
vistas
Jim
Pruhomme,
und
Cook
Gordon
of
distant
shipping.
Yes,
there
j
Dyke,
both
formerly
with
North
was
that
to
it.
However,
we
all
;
shore
Packers
and
well
known
like
changes,
and
when
Bert
ii-jon
the
coast,
nally
moved,
it
was
to
resume
j
The
"daddy"
of
them
all,
f
lile
in
a
more
southerly
dire-:-1
though,
is
Chief
Engineer
Wil
turn,
He
is
now
employed
at
,
i,am
"Bill"
Green,
a
sailor
of
WHIFFS
a
detachment
uf
officers
and
iinii-commissiunert
officers,
who
"BUR
will
serve
as
instructors,
dvmon-
j
li
rr
"LIGHTNING
STRIKES
TWICE
'
-Mr
st:
ated
landings
and
fighting
tactics
at
the
Skarpnack
air
field.
Patricia
Bay,
Vancouver
island,
this
coast
and
in
this
area
since
near
where
he
has
his
home.
j
1U06.
He
sailed
with
the
"old"
i
Prince
Rupert
on
her
first
trip
Comparison
between
lierriiijT
to
this
port
in
1B10
and
on
sr-v-f
rom
the
Atlantic
and
Pacific
;
pral
passenger
vessels
thereafter,
coasts
is
usually
not
invidious.
But
perhaps
the
most
intrrest-Aithough
contrasts
are
frequent,
;
ln
trln
of
Bill's
was
the
North-
.Sleelhead
are
iiinniiii;
at
Klo-yali
Creek,
and
at,
least
one
fish-w
man
thinks
the
fishing
is
Bond.
Willis
Drake
spent
three
hours
at
the
stream
last
Tuesday,
(tot
two,
hooked
six
others
bill
lost
tVm.
Meanw'niO,
"q
od
llshing"
re
Sundoy
Midnight
0"Mondoy
MQtiee
400
K'oyah
to
the
Game
office,
says
Game
Warden
Hart
Jamieson.l
This
stream
is
one
of
the
first
to
get
the
early
steelhead
run.
Herring
Honan.a
Now
on
Near
Here-Old
Timers
on
Nitinat
A
herring
bonanza
which
has
hit
Kitkatla
Inlet
and
Ogden
Channel
in
particular
this
year
threatens
to
fill
the
northern
sub-district
quota
of
30,000
tens
before
Christmas.
The
herring
run
is
even
bigjjer
than
last
year's
big
run,
with
averages
of
more
than
400
tons
per
set
recastlod.
'
ports
have
i;een
turned
in
from
If
you
want
to
sell
it.
adversise.
'JSSaiXOtcaPH-EKDXBaBKEaBnBBaBCBaaBBaaaaa
it
is
seldom
that
what
might
be
,
west
passage
tour
of
his
three
i
called
unfair
criticism
Ls
noted.
years
aR0
on
lhe
snowbird,
an!
So
far
this
season,
in
fact,
a
;
RCAF-operated
vessel
which!
change
is
self-evident
in
north-,
,-eretrated
the
ic?
and
snow
of;
em
waters.
The
herring,
in
the
A.ctl(.
tm
an
rXperimental
I
quantity.
aLso
appear
larger.
It
j
expedition
with
Cant.
George!
is
doubtful
If
in
length
or
weight
.
c0vx
they
can
equal
what
comes
iroml
chlef
Gret,n
u
yumif,siPri
j
Labrador
but
the
drllerenee
is
(
h,,r-
aiiliouKh
he
liu.sn
t
admit-i
nut
unwelcome.
j
tl.(
njs
tnit
u(,(,
f(Jr
sevpral
years
i
v4-
r.A
for
a
Girl's
Xmas
Gift
:
WALLACE'S
OF
COURSE
S
...
B
now.
ciprot.
Yesterday's
catch
of
2420
tons
bv
nine
sets
brought
up-to-date
total
to
13.500
ton.s.
Meanwhile,
local
herring
reduction
plants
are
working
full
scale
capacity
as
the
fleets
of
packers
come
in
regularly
to
Jump
their
loads.
M
X
ill
B
1
1
f
Y
W
RICH,
"Hi's
just
like
Jack
Benny
stays
the
same
age
all
the
time,"
j
the
First
Mate
kids.
j
Ihejwo
steamships
to
serve
be!
ween
Vancouver
and
Bkag-way
lor
the
winter
season
the
Yukon
Princess
and
the
Cas.siar
cos:
f
.:.-:!
Ire
lor
everything
U
please
a
furl's
uff.clioiii
Sues
to
fit
every
age
and
SUrU
Monday
-
One
Show
Kh
NiBht
,t
,.J
be
postponed
for
a
while.
Arrangements
had
progressed
to
the
point
where
a
survey
was
near,
but
now
it
seems
that
defence
expenditures
call
for
de-lav,
so
far
a
the
wharf
is
concerned.
There
will,
"however,
be
no
stoppage
in
the
construction
of
harbor
facilities
being
developed
at
Steveston
on
the
Fraer
River.
This
is
planned
for
tin-more
complete
accommodation
ot
fishermen.
Not
less
thau
$230,000
will
be
expended.
j
Snowy
white
hair
tops
his
wel
LuiUI..
Prices
to
please
all.
Dresses
Skirts
Blouses
Housecoats
Sweaters
Pojamas
-
have
completed
the
first
part
thatched
head
which
is
no
more
of
me
new
-schedule.
Apparent-
1
,nan
,ive
tf.et
up
from
the
deck,
ly,
Albicans
are
leeling
well
sat-'He
is
sparse,
but
agile
and
takes
L-hcd.
The
vessels
are
sister
,.h(,
ar1(ters
as
pnily
as
u
boy.
!"!
Iiuencied
ongmally
lor
the
:
.-A(,n
nt.Ver
bothered
me,
but
C'nma
t-ua.st
in"
ISMS,
it
was
not
when
you
te
'em
how
old
you
'"
P"ssll1
l"
Me
wllat
Com-iarti
whv-thev
think
you're
half
iiiuiiiMii
would
do
in
Korea.
Both
dead
i1P
0piin-s
euft
were
sold
along
with
a
n,)Vci
feature
of
the
all-
a
w
n
B
m
i
M
a
s
Trawlin;.
'however,
has
il-:en
poor
lately
as
heavy
seas
ha
ire
stopped
most
vessels
from
fishing.
An
attempt,
of
the
New
Laural,
Cal)t.
Alf
Ritchie,
to
trawl
for
herring
didn't
pan
out.
and
when
the
weather
straightens
out
he'll
be
back
at
the
flatfish
again.
Voi
M'Y
:
:
VERA
ELLF-N
-
DAVID
Nrn
First
Time
ot
Popular
Pricej!
Stanley
K
amer's
Production
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
i
i
round
work
bout
is
tin-
newlv
I
,
ra
If
handled
carefully,
Britisii:
Columbia's
whaling
industry
can1
be
maintained
lor
a
long
time,
.says
Dr.
J.
H.
Rudd,
professor
of
marine
biology.
University
.
lew
more
oi
the
same
type.
Kuen
is
224
feel
long
over-all
i
and
a
peed
of
10
knots,
The
Cas.siar
is
due
here
tomorrow
on
Moil-
;S3S.
K-issaanaHBtBiiffliiiBBBSiinaBBHBBia
rotccs
"
vt
5
iV'tt't,!:'efi'i'i,:'''c,cti,i't'tfet,Cfiv,
CYRANO
Norm
Christensen,
Allan
Hale
m
BKRGLRAL
installed
Briti.sh
Dceea
radar,
device,
which
is
claimed
to
be
I
the
most
modern
type
in
use
to-
,
1
day
and
the
sveond
of
its
kind
installed
on
the
west,
coast.
i
With
the
twirl
of
a
knob
here1
and
there,
the
small,
compact
;
unit
with
a
six-inch
screen
gives
and
Tom
Slockdale,
of
Atlm
i
Cslu,
now
visiting
this
coast.
Fisheries
Ltd.,
left
Friday
night
I
Norway's
annual
income
from
on
the
Coquitlam
for
a'
10-day
:
whaling
is
about
50
millions,
he
A
MAN'S
CHOICE
FOR
CHRISTMAS
St
an
ing
.-..tj
aouiibound.
I.AKGl
Sr
I'ISIIiN'li
VKSKI.
Said
to
be
lae
largest
wooden
hu.l
fishing
vessel
ever
built
on
lhe
British
Columbia
coast,
the
JOSE
FERRER
business
trip
to
Queen
Charlotte
Academy
Award
Winner
Co-S-arring-
MALA
BOWERS
Islands.
They
will
visit
Masset,
Port
Clements
and
Skidegate.
a
chart-like
picture
of
tjie
land
motor
vessel
Behna
was
recently
boundaries
up
to
a
25-mile
scale.
fays.
Time
was
when
whales
were
frequently
seen
at
Prince
.
Rupert
in
pursuit
of
fish.
TnW
was
interesting
news
for
town-1
.-it.-;
engineers
to
write
about
in'
letters
home.
In
this
way
Prince
',
Rupert
appeared
now
and
then
for
the
first
time
on
the
fiont:
Monday
Wednesday
Eveninq
Shows
tote:
u.nuM
out
in
tiie
Benson
yards
on
thy
hall-mile
scale
It.
is
so
at
Coal
Harbor,
Vancouver.
She
sensitive,
claims
First.
Mate
Ca-wdl
carry
seining
equipment
as
dieux,
-
you
can
pick
up
seagulls,
well
as
perlorm
other
duties,
swimming
In
the
water."
iter
kngth
is
S3
feet.
The
hull
Mr.
Cadieux
is
sold
on
It
for
.s
i:r.ide
mainly
of
yellow
cedar
navigation,
and
to
is
the
sklp-and
hr.
Tne
beam-s,
beam
clamps
piM-.
Capt.
Vospcr.
The
instru-
I
-
p.m.
A
FAMOI
S
PLAYERS
IHUTI
1
t
AISI.i:
SHIP
S(
R.P1'F.I
A
ship
that
performed
service
in
wartime,
all
the
way
from
Alaska
to
the
South
Seas,
has
been
taken
to
San
Francisco,
there
to
be
scrapped.
Nearly
50
years
old.
the
cable
vessel
Restore;
was
Duilt
in
Newcastle,
being
first
stationed
in
Esquimau,
flying
the
British
colors
par;ei
of
the
eastern
press.
It
was
thought
something
of
a
novelty,
and
doubtless
it
was.
anJ
run
timbers
are
aiso
of
yet
merit
was
tested
by
ships
on
the
Thames
River,
sailing
from
the
mouth
to
th.'
docks
with
no
other
means
of
navigation.
"It's
the
first
radar
I
ve
seen
which
can
give
you
this
kind
of
acruiacy
und
Is
a
wonderful
safely
device."
It
is
not
affected
hv
rain,
snow
or
fog,
says
Having
an
Island
all
to
one's
;
self
may
appear
attractive
t.)
some
.folks.
Perhaps
it
seemed
:
tnat
way
to
Bert
WearmuaUi.
i
who
tried
it,out
for
a
few
years.
;
'
The
isle
he
selected
is
across
the
harbor
on
the
way
to
Metia-
!
katla.
He
built
a
cottage
ami
'
developed
a
garden
flowers
and
jt;
cedar.
Ine
house
Ls
plywood,
sheathed,
with
the
interior
fin-i.-.ied
in
mahogany
veneer.
Navi-yatiuii
cquiplent
is
finest
and
i.A.c-t.
An
winches
are
hydraulic
but
tiiere
is
mechanical
steering.
Captain
Hovden
made
10.2
knots
over
a
measured
mile.
The
b'-hiia
tnis
month
is
on
her
first
voyage
norl'i,
bt'og
out
alter
herring.
until
the
commencement
of
the
First
Great
War.
When
the
coa.st
became
subject
to
German'
threats
she
was
despatched
to
Seattle
and
placed
under
the
flag
of
the
United
States.
The
Restorer
returned
to
Victoria
.
after
1918,
manned
by
Briti.sh
i
seamen
who
later
were
replaced
1
by
Canadians.
Throughout
th
j
i
Second
Great
War
the
Restorer
,
did
invaluable
work
on
cables
:
!
between
the
islands
of
the
South
Seas
and
the
North
Pacilic,
be-;
v
For
the
s'ioocrs
he
worlds.
.
.
Don't
miss
our
comfort-giving
selection.
If,
u
loi'K
ago
ilia;
on
On
her
weekly
voyage
from
Vancouver
to
Prini-e
Rupert
via
Kjmano,
Union
steanu-r
Coquitlam.
Capt.
James
Hunter,
arrived
In
port
ut
8
o'clock
last
evening
and
sailed
nt
midnight
for
Masset
Inlet
points
whence
she
Is
due
back
here
tomonow
ivegttables.
Bert
and
wile
liked-the
general
effect.
It
had
the
i
touch
of
novelty
and
charm
of
nv'X
and
shore,
along
with
an
1
exceedingly
vosal
chicken
ranch
I
This
latter
was
me
important
'anle
to
Bert's
venture.
About
600
birds
earned
their
keep
by
;
laying
eggs
which
were
promptly
1
sold
in
Prince
Rupert.
AU
this
.
Skiii.as
snore
hi'mes
were
raided
and
prisoners
became
enslaved.
But
for
that
matter
the
v,i
tness
of
the
north
is
stiil
largely
wilderness.
However,
ing
m
close
touch
with
Alaska
Her
last
commander
was
Capt
J.
H.
Connelly.
iSS&Sons
Ltd.
1
there
is
the
blessing
of
harmony
evening
southbound,
and
goodwill.
Wnere
today,!
freight
and
pa.i-ener
vesse's'
Fui!
rx";'
of
omm'M
to
the
Phone
Black
69
Outlay
of
$100,000
in
V.mcou-
meant
work
and
expense,
luay-
;
ver
for
a
lisiicrmei.'s
wharf
will
be
heavier
than
what
was
ex-;
I
Box
737
4
..--j3..-.--r.-!-i
:
p.;.-.
wharves
and
townsites
built
riMi.ps
ih-khht
'ii.
,.;,::.
;.i..-,i.:..5,;.s.i,i,5.a3-.s,j.j.i.3,j,s,3,
Island
Prince,
which
was
towed
and
developed,
once
thure
was
ROTARY-
-
VARIETY
CONCERT
In
aid
of
Institute
for
the
Blind
SUNDAY,
DECEMBER
9
CAPITOL
THEATRE
9
p
m.
(After
Church)
TICKETS
I
KO.M
HOT
AKIANS
OH
OKMl.S
.
;a;.iea
strike.
Indians
made
war.
Trioe.snien
rom
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
could
cruise
R
to
port
Thursdav
night
afier
having
been
sunk
und
beached
after
collision
Tuesday
night
near
Inlet
with
the
fish
packer
Chuleo
Luke,
had
riot
been
us-cvrlalned
up
to
noon
today.
The
Island
Prince
is
being
lilted
on
of
miles
within
i
mainland,
olten
unsuspecting
vil-
;
lor
hundreds
si
:ht
of
the
.slealing
on
War
canoe
TfW
TA
TnVQ
wire
not
idly
tne
Pontoons
at.
the
dry
dock
named.
They
were
strong
enouga
UUf;
af'prncKin.
Most
of
the
dam-to
ch.illeimo
guie-swept
seas.
'
ae
ls
tind-r
the
waterhne
and
made
with
an
eye
to
speed
I
Wn,'t
n,'r
"r
111,1
U"'
'cpair
job
md
strength.
When
Prince
ttu-;wi"
bo
complet.-d
here
was
yot
,ert
was
oecoming
settled,
there
known
up
to
this
afternoon
but
w
re
o
ca.-ional
vUlts
to
Port
early
instructions
were
expected.
Simpson,
an
old
Hud.-on's
Bay
rrm
Y
STOKE
est
the
v
i.
.:i
mil.-
within
convenient
..ah.
1
his
village
could
show
:
many
points
of
unusual
Interest.
One
was
a
stockade.
lis
history
might
have
gone
back
half
a
I
century,
or
to
a
time
when
it
ty
(
.nit
reasonable
security,
so
o:ig
as
one
kept
witnin
the
stout
I
w.u
.-i.
Fire
has
destroyed
it.1
The
G::v
Tc""oo
of
the
Yulo
Season
incrca3?s
now
os
C:"ri'.tn-,.j
hastens
rapidly
uDon
us.
There's
no
longer
a-
rc-ch
time
rcmcininq
in
which
to
get
set
for
this
great
!v.i
Lv,y
cv
some
busy
people
may
think.
Just
check
your
ccrriar
and
sec
how
few
shoppinq
days
there
are.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Sllll-tllill
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