DETAILS
OF
(Continued
from
page
1)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
26,
1951
"ninent,
Be
sioner
and
'uf
f
1
the
company
will
be
made
by
the
provincial
government
on
request
of
the
company.
Areas
owned
by
Alcan
and
which
will
Include
dams,
tunnels,
transmission
lines,
roads
and
all
other
,
lease
of
the
power
works
or
I
proposed
plant
come
about,
all
(will
be"
subject
to
the
present
agreement
between
Alcan
and
the
government.
'
CONSTRUCTION
PLANS
I
The
company
also
Is
required
to
furnish
to
the
Department
quired
for
all
worst
in
connection
with
the
proposed
power
plant
and
plant
sites.
The
sales
will
be
maue
at
prices
specined
In
the
Land
At.
Stumpage
or
COLONIAL
SCHOOL
LEICESTER,
England
(CP)
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One
of
the
oldest
schools
in
Partners
In
a
firm
of
real
esta'e
the
Commonwealth
outside
Brii-
agents
here
are
Messrs.
Sparrow
ain
is
.Harrison
College
at
Bar-
and
Chicken.
They're
hoping
no
badoes,
'founded
in
1733.
Mr.
Hawk
turns
up.
uiflff
More
Vegetables
ILUU
Rich
Beef
Stock
Itt-;
t
7any
Jlocat
-Arlhli
Jo
le
Seen
at
d-ivic
Centre
There
will
be
a
large
amount
of
local
art
this
year
at
the
arts
and
crafts
display
and
many
familiar
scenes.
Gordon
Stenseth
has
done
a
view
of
the
harbor;
Margaret
Martinson,
a
large
oil
painting
of
the
Skeena
Highway;
Mrs.
Doherty
one
of
Dufferin
Lake,
and
Mrs.
George
Hill,
two
at
Shawatlans.
There
will
be
among
the
win-
-ter
scenes,
one
by
Mrs.
T.
Priest
Frances
Partridge,
one
of
her
looking
from
Westview
up
Tucks
first
pictures.
Inlet
showing
the
mountains
at,
w.
C.
R.
Jones
goes
farther
their
best.
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene
afield
with
two
Australian
has
one
looking
from
her
house
scenes,
then
one
of
a
sugar
bush
toward
Dundas
Island
which
is
camp
in
the
East,
a
picture
he
snowy
in
the
distance.i'Mis,
J.
did
in
45
minutes
because
H
T.
Harvey
looked
out
her
win-
was
t00
coid
to
work
longer,
dow
and
painted
20
children
of
During
the
last
good
weather
Fourth
Avenue
East
and
a
dog
Mrs.
Harvey
did
several
pictures
all
playing
in
the
.snow:
,
of
boats.
There
is
one
of
the
"Packed
in
B.C."
That's
whou'll
Km
portions
of
company
property
will
also
be
incorporated
into
industrial
townships.
Agreement
provides
that
Alcan
can
sell
power
to
others
but
within
the
Public
Utilities
Act.
TAXES
Rentals
paid
by
Alcan
on
lands
flooded,
power
generated
and
initial
rentals
will
be
In
place
of
all
taxes
and
other
charges.
The
company,
however,
will
be
required
to
pay
provincial
land
and
provincial
school
taxes
on
the
value
of
lands
ami
improvements
owned
by
Alcan
which
are
not
then
within
the
boundaries
of
an
organized
municipality
or
industrial
township.
The
company
al.so
will
pay
taxes
imposed
by
municipalities
on
company-own"d
property,
as
well
as
provincial
land
and
school
taxes
on
unimproved
value
of
company-owned
lands
In
a
township.
Alcan
will
provide
required
public
services
to
provincial
standards.
The
two
bodies
agreed
that
the
company
will
not
be
required
to
supply
power
to
the
government
or
anyone
else
exceot
as
provided.
'
Should
sale,
mortgage
or
by
AYlMtRsth
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M
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CANNED
FOOBS
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There
are
several
portraits.
Parma,
one
of
the
Annabelle
on'
Margaret
McLeod
has
'several
the
ways,
and
another
of
a
por-i
that
she
calls
sketches:
'
Mrs.
tion
of
the
Co-op
floats
to
Herb
Young
has
a
portrait
of
which
several
boats
are
tfed.
i
her
mother;
Mrs.
Hill,
One
of
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
I
her
daughter,
and
Duncan
De-
The
symphony
concert
has
Kergemmaux
has
done
a
large
promised
to
repeat
at
the
3un-porlrait
of
an
Indian
on
his
day
afternoon
tea
the
attractive
lish
ng
boat
at
Cow
Bay.
program
they
played
so
well
the
In
still
lite
studies
there
Is
one
other
night.
They
will
continue
of
varied
objects
on
blue
velvet
with
the
program
in
the
same
by
Jlmmie
Baldwin,
then
flower
order
as
played
before,
studies
of
every
variety,
dahlias
lea
will
be
poured
first
by
by
Mrs.
Mary
Smith,
gladioli.
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large
and
Mrs.
Peter
peonies
lilacs
and
roses
by
oth-
Lien,
who
will
be
replaced
later
trs
but
the
biggest
favorite
is
by
Mrs.
Nora
Arnold
and
Mrs.
likely
to
be
a
watereolof
Of
whUe
M.
J.
Dougherty.
Servlteurs
will
nurcisfi
.in
a
glass
bowl
by
be
Miss
Mary
Sinclair,
Miss
Evie
Rivett,
Mrs.
A.
Boas;
Mrs.
Llnd-
royalty
will
be
exacted
on
timber
which
is
damaged,
destroyed
or
removed
in
co
...ou
with;
the
construction
or
operation
of
the
Structures
and
facilities.
MINERAL
RIGHTS
!
The
government
has
agreed
to
maintain
a
reserve
against
stak-1
.ng
under
the
Mineral
and
Placer
Mining
Act
and
the
Petroleum
and
Natural
Gas
Act.
During
a
period
of
completion
of
con-
i
si,ru;uoii
or
oi
flcoding
Alcan
wi.i
have
priority
in
locating
and
recording
ciaims
to
any
mineral
discovered
In
the
development
of
the
water
power.
li
the
licence
or
permits
for
the
proposed
pians
are
cancelled
or
surrendered,
the
company
,
Will
ceL.xr
to
the
provincial'
government
reports
and
plans
of
i
tiiiineermg
studies.
POWER
RENTALS
Rentals
for
power
generated
wi.l
be
an
annual
rental
per
ho.sepower
year
equal
to
one
and
two-thirds
the
average
price
per
pound
realized
by
the
company
on
aluminum
produced
in
ti
e.
and
sold
j
Aican
during
a
previous
year.
All
the
other
hydro-electric
energy
generated
will
be
paid
on
a
rental
based
on
rates
paid
by
others
in
the
province
for
generation
of
energy
for
s.miiar
purposes.
Annual
rentals
for
the
first
year
will
not
be
less
than
25
cents
per
horsepower
year.
Rentals
for
flooded
lands
will
be
at
the
rate
of
10
cents
per
acre.
The
B.C.
government
has
the
right
to
remove
any
timber
on
lands
to
be
flooded,
but
at
Us
own
expense.
Alcan
will
not
be
required
to
remove
timber
from
flooded
land
or
land
to
be
flooded
except
in
the
following
casei:
The
company
will
clear
and
make
usable
to
low
water
level
ad
pjblic
road
and
trail
ends,
water
trails
between
lakes
and
other
areas
as
directed
by
the
government.
Alcan
also
is
responsible
for
re-establishment
of
wharves
landings,
docks
rd
other
public
approaches
that
now
are
in
existence
and
in
u-;e.
TOWNS1TES
TOUR
FAMILY
DESERVES
AYLMER
QUALITY
seth,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Rutherford,
Miss
,
Audrey
Wrathall,
Miss
I.
Rogers
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
R.
Jones.
j
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Happy
Baby
'
Preparing
the
tea
behind
the
scenes
wlli.be
Mrs.
J.
Rogerson,
Ivi.s.
Herb
Young-
Mrs.
Allan
Armstrong,
Mrs.
Mary
Smith
trances
Partridge,
Margaret
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The
right
milk
is
so
important
to
that
wonderful
baby
of
yours.
So
be
sure
your
baby
gets
the
kind
more
widely
used
for
infant
feeding
than
arty
other
brand
Carnation
Evaporated
Milk.
Famous
fur
digestibility,
uniform
quality,
sound
nourishment.
Ask
your
doctor
about
Carnation
for
your
baby
the
milk
every
doctor
knows.
WHY
IS
THIS
MILK
SO
GOOD
FOR
BABIES?
Marunsen
and
Mrs.
L.
C.
Grif-
;
fiths
and
Mrs.
George
Hill.
j
l
Those
assisting
with
the
sup-
j
ply
of
refreshments
will
bring
i
intir
contributions
to
the
Civic
;
centre
on
Saturday.
!
AU
exhibits,
laoeiled
w.th
the
owner's
name,
are
to
be
brought
in
to
the
Centre
on
Saturday!
afternoon.
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works
prop'Z0
i'M
structed.
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mum.
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GE0IGI
lluu
WO
Crf.ld
si..
Win,;.
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!
DAY
OF
REST
I
WXNNIFEG
(CP)
Rev.
George
F.
Dyker
of
Crescent
Fort
Rouge
United
Church
said
in
a
sermon
that
people
who
don't
make
CARNATION
is
pure,
whole
milk,
evaporated
to
double-richness,
homogenized
and
heat-refined
for
extra
digestibility
and
siifety,
with
vitamin
D
increased
to
480
Units
per
pint.
FOR
BABIES
Carnation
provides
an
unsurpassed
form
of
milk
for
the
formula
.
.
.
with
5
nourishment,
safety,
digesti
Incorporation
of
townsltes
for
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Sunday
a
day
of
rest
end
up
taking
rest
cures
anyway,
be-,
cause
the
body
needs
at
least
;
one
day
of
rest
in
seven.
j
I
BIG
PUZZLE
j
!
HALIFAX
(CP)
A
six-ton
safe
standing
in
the
lobby
of
a
Hall-
i
lax
hotel
puzzled
guests
wno
i
iiiOught
peihaps
someone
.
tneu
to
steal
it.
It
had
been
lelt
in
the
main
lobby
overnight
by,
"'
o)kis
installing
a
new
safe.
bility
even
for
most
premature
babies.
Carnation
is
used
more
for
infant
feeding
than
"0
.
VITAMIK
0
other
brand
of
milk.
-
any
-
-
-
.
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"from
Contented
Cows
canting
to
Vancouver
n
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it
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tjy
duo
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La
j
uzy
Invites
You
to
Consult
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FHOIVI
SEA
TO
SEA
MR.
ALBERT
MORNING
H
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!
your
f
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imf
more,
'
lie
a
Hf.it
nt
the
i
or
EATON'S
Mail
Order
Office
PRINCE
RUPERT
Saturday
April
28
Sylvia
Monday
Here
at
the
Sylvia
overlooking
English
Bay
there'i
glorious
scenerv
In
pnrhnnf
Friday
April
27
April
30
your
eye
superb
food
to
aengnt
your
taste
fripndly
service
to
make
thinc
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FOR
MEM'S
MaDE-TO-M
EASURE
THEV
ALL
AGREE!
You,
too,
will
want
to
take
regular
advantage
ol
this
bargain
in
beauty
lovely,
colourful,
washable
walls
in
a
few
hours,
for
a
few
dollars.
Just
brush
or
roll
it
on,
without
fuss,
muss
or
bother.
You
ran
paint
with
the
win-clows
closed
Kern-Tone
has
no
disagreeable
paint
odour.
One
million,
eiht
hundred
thousand
rooms
in
Canada
have
been
made
beautiful
wu,
Kern-1
one.
You
will
find
it
just
what
you
have
been
looking
for,
tool
t::e
miracle
wall
paint
-
Mods
wilh
OilM,i,,i
with
Walt,
Kem
1
one
is
made
wiili
Kcm
Tlicrino-Tempeied
Oil
loiiilircl
with
,li;il,l,.
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are
Micnlilically
mn.l.innl
with
)i.r
ingrrdi.-nr,
to
give
you
'
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MnaiU-
Wall
Paint.
CHECK
ALL
THESE
ADVANTAGES!
1.
On.
gallon
do
a
largi
mom.
2.
On.
coat
covorl
molt
utfac,
including
wollpap.r.
3.
lalort,
.mort.,1
coloor..
4.
Dr,.,
in
on.
hour.
5.
No
d,.agr..obl.
point
.dour.
6.
A
durablt,
waihablo
torfaco.
7.
On.
gallon
ol
K.m-Tono
pan.
mak.i
.
gallon
and
half
of
fln.il
wall
paint.
ONLY
$5-98
IMPERIAL
GALLON
Conc.nlral.d
Potto
Form
One
Kallon
of
Kem-'lonr
paste
wht-ii
Ihinnnl.
makcj
I
y2
gallon,
of
(mest
wall
paint.
.So
vonr
actual
cost
ol
kcm
lone
irr
nallnn
is
ainainBly
nr
low
only
'
3J.97
TWELVE
lovely
"decorator
itvled"
colour
i
end
KEM-TONE
T;mi
r.i
I
ant.
Whether
you
"dine
in
th
sky"
or
prefer
to
cook
in
youi
own
self-contained
suite,
you'll
enjoy
life
at
the
Sylvia.
B'fnr
th
children.
Ctptbli
btby
Ittlnf
rvlc
li
provided,
aai
ruftrtt
a:-
protected.
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just
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ange
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th?
new
r?n?e
cf
Epring
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Samples,
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classic
tweeds
and
wor.tcds.
as
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as
rmo-ith-trKt.urcd
w
ave,
from
foremost
British
and
di
nicstic
mills.
Then
have
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avai'ablc.
The
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attendance
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Mr.
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you
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