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KING
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
February
10,
1951
.
in
MR.
MUSIC
RADIO
DIAL
1240
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Arena
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Going
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(Subject
to
Change)
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Sunday
Midnite
VICTOR
MATURE
LUCILLE
BALL
in
ttv
AIRES
in
Plans
To
Be
Drawn
l'
I
Full
Size
lice
Surface
Planned
Harold
Thorn
advised
a
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Curlins
"Easy
Living"
"The
Copt,
m
Club
Thursday
night
tnai
a
Can.
Fishing
Co.
architect
would
Monday
and
Tuesday
7
8:20
p.,,
be
glad
to
draw
up
plans
lor
an
arena
at
no
charge.
Air
Thorn
DOLLAR
DAYS
Now
On
At
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
j
Level
Crossing
at
Fairview
Hay
SS
Prince
Rupert
Returning
1
1
New
Salmon
Research
Project
ij
According
to
word
received
this
week
from
Ed-1
1
ward
T.
Applewhaite,
local
MP,
tenders
are
being
1
1
called
for
the
construction
of
the
Fairview
Bay
level
i
crossing
roadway
to
connect
up
with
the
new
floats,
i
Principal
items
of
the
week
are:
!
The
construction
of
a
"two-lane
road
24
feet
wide
was
thanked
for
the
olfer.
He
was
asked
to
make
it
to
the
arena
committee
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association
to
be
included
in
its
report
to
the
association
directors
to
be
held
shortly.
In
view
of
information
receiv
SATUHDAH--1-.M.
4:30
Sports
College
4.45
Memo
Irom
Lake
Success
5
00
White
Cane
Week
Bdcst.
5:30
Linger
Awhile
6:00
CBC
News
6:05
NHL
Hockey
7:30
Organ
Recital
g:00
"Your
Army
Presents"
8:15
Musial
Program
8:30
Prairie
8c
noon
e
r
9:10
-White
Cane
Week
Bdcst.
0:30-Mit.sic
in
the
Night
10:UU
-CliC
0:1(1
-CBC
News
10:15
Trocadeio
Orch.
10:30
Buzz
Adlam's
Playroom
11:00
Wer.ther
and
Sign
Oil
8:30
-Recital
ri:()(i-
BBC
News
nc
v
Commentary
D:15-Music
for
Meditation
9:30
Harmony
Harbor
:
30
Time
Signal
10:00
B.C.
Gardener
10:15
Just
Mary
10:30
Wav
of
the
Spirit
11:00
CBC
News
11:03
--Capitol
Report
11:30
Religous
Period
12:00--N.Y.
Philharmonic
Sym
phony
Orch
ed
since
the
report
of
the
arena
committee
to
the
Civic
Centre
AtlKl)
FEATii
ANNE
fnm,.
i
.
by
approximately
713
feet
long,
i
having
a
6-inch
deep
e-ompacled
River
three-quarters
of
a
mile
below
the
Herman
Creek
bar.
VICTOR
MATH
in
"STKLU-
gravel
surface.
Association,
the
club
suggested
that
the
committee
amend
their
recommendation
of
a
luo-lhluU
size
ice
surface
to
a
full
sized
surface
such
as
has
been
constructed
at
Cranbrook
at
a
coat
of
$70,000
without
artificial
ice.
President
Neely
Moore
said
the
The
supplying
and
placing
and
installing
of
a
2
foot
diameter
by
86
feet
long
galvanized
corrugated
iron
pipe
culvert.
Recruiting
Slow
Here
JUU,
Supplying,
placing
and
secur
the
Curling
Club
is
as
follows:
President
G.
N.
Moore
I
Vice-Pissident
E.
Boulter
j
Secretary-treasurer
Harold
Thorn
-
Wl'lli
i
.
ing
of
untreated
sawn-iimoer,
It
looks
very
much
like
the
end
for
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
largest
and,
over
the
years,
one
of
the
most
successful
halibut-ters
of
the
port
the
good
ship
Takla.
After
having
stranded
on
Lucy
Island
while
outbound
for
the
cod-fishing
banks,
Takla
has
been
driven
up
since
then
by
storm-lashed
seas
to
a
point
on
the
rugged
beach
where
salvage
Ifxecutive
of
the
club
was
still
I
looking
into
the
possibility
of
a
curling
rink
with
two
or
three
sheets
of
ice.
He
said
some
Idle
buildings
had
been
looked
at
to
,
planking
across
the
Canadian
difficult
National
Railway
line,
and
ap
(Prnce
Runrrti
J.
A.
Willox,
H.
Black
Prince
Rupert
is
a
E
Boulter,
chairman:
J.
Laurie,
Oudkln,
Vancouver:
Li',
see
if
one
might
be
suitable
proximately
198
lineal
feet
of
guard
rail.
Supplying
and
installing
standard
railroad-crossing
sign.
Interim
dtres
for
the
Club
for
j
T.
O.
Bateman,
William
Bremner,'
Smithers;
Dr.
H.
H.
Pis
place
from
which
to
get
recruits.
There
are
Just
too
many
good-paying
lobs
around,
according
to
Flight
Lieutenant
Keith
Ham,
RCAF
recruiting
officer.
He
and
the
1950-51
season
were
set.
E.
R.
Gordon,
W.
Mcnenzie.
ur
cuuvcr;
iur.
ana
Mrs
L.
M.
Greene,
W.
E.
Simmons
and
and
Mr.
Thomas
)r,
will
be
long
deferred
if
not
im-
I
Mouki.
Topley;
B.
to
Prince
Rupert,
1:30
Church
of
the
Air
2:00
Jake
and
the
Kid
2:30
Critically
Speaking
3:00
John
Fisher
Reports
3:15
CBC
News
3:20
Ask
the
Weatherman
3:27
Weather
Report
Sgt.
Larry
Jones
departed
iasi
c.N.S.S.
big
liner
Prince
night
for
Smithers
after
three
George
makes
one
more
voyage
days
here.
i
between
here
and
Vancouver
Mrs.
N.
F.
Wilson.
Constitution
committee
Whitemore,
E.
Gordon
and
Laurie.
Publicit
y
Don
Tucker.
A
committee
of
Earl
Gordon-Duncan
Whitmore
and
J.
Laurie
was
appointed
to
draw
up
a
constitution
for
the
club.
The
membership
drive
will
be
led
by
Dr.
L.
M.
Girene,
assisted
by
William
McKenzle
and
J.
Laurie.
J.
P.
possible
altogether.
The
&7-foot
Takla
has
been
for
a
quarter
of
a
century
one
of
our
most
familiar
local
fishing
craft.
Salvors
are
now
stripping
the
stricken
vessel.
Don't
Wait
Lubricate
I
3:30
Vancouver
Symphony
PROVINCIAL
EMBlt
Eight
of
the
province
floral
emblems:
OnUra
trillium:
Quebec,
mjp
Nova
Scotia,
trailing
t
New
Brunswick,
pirpli
Manitoba,
crocus;
Sii
Adequate
lubrication
Tucker
was
appointed
chairman
j
United
States
natural
gns
is
of
the
publicity
committee.
(serving
12,000.000
homes
from
The
president
and
secretary
California
to
Southwestern
On-wr
emnowereri
to
complete
ft
turio.
Canada
providing
heating,
iow,
may
save
you
o
biq
repair
bill
in
the
Total
contacts
numbered
25,
j
and
after
next
week
will
be
with-with
17
actual
applications.
Five
drawn
from
service
with
the
ex-servicemen
applied
for
re-i
Prince
Rupert
taking
over
the
enlistment
and
one
youth
applird
I
run,
arriving
here
Wednesday,
for
aircrew.
Four
applied
for
en-
j
February
21.
liscment
in
radio
branches,
the
F0r
several
months
the
Prince
balance
in
other
technical
and
Rupert
has
been
at
Vancouver
clerical
trades.
undergoing
an
extensive
over-
But
interest
of
young
men
in
haul
as
well
as
installation
of
the
RCAF
has
doubled
during
fire
protection
equipment
under
the
last
few
months,
said
FL
the
new
federal
regulations.
The
Ham.
The
Edmonton
district,
of
Prince
George
will
receive
sira-which
northern
B.C.
is
a
part,
ilar
treatment
and
is
expected
rennrts
a
ino
Der
cent
increase
in
back
on
the
run
towards
the
end
uture.
Drive
up
today
bankine
resolution.
'.
cooking,
refrigeration
and
other
ewan,
prairie
Illy;
Ate
OFFICERS
'facilities
for
more
than
50,000-
rose;.
Newfoundland,
:
The
complete
list
of
officers
of
000
people.
puni
Leading
the
flatfish
record
for
Orch.
this
year
Is
the
Vinetta
Prince,
4:30
My
Uncle
Louis
Capt.
Adolph
Prince,
that!
5:00-Startime
brought
90.000
pounds
of
flat-i
6:00
National
Sunday
Evening
fish
to
port
yesterday
morning.
Hour
Previous
high
trip
of
the
season'
6:45
The
Four
Gentlemen
was
the
Combat,
Capt.
Nels
Nel-:
7
00
CBC
News
(
son,
which
loaded
a
gross
load:
7
10
Weekend
Review
of
79.000
pounds
January
30.
j
7;20
Special
Speaker
The
Vinetta
Prince,
as
well
as'
7;3C
Little
Symphonies
the
Violet
P.,
Capt.
Ray
Prince,'
8:00
Stage
'5'.
and
the
Maurice
H.,
Capt.
Oscar!
g:oo
Chamber
Musio
To
make
owning
a
car
s
real
delight,
let
us
attend
to
all
its
needs.
P
rope
r
service
cuts
driving
costs
In
the
long
run.
Ibe
1
of
May
when
she
will
make
two
enlistments
in
all
branches.
Ihcmjpipy
which
are
expected
In
9:30
Vesper
Hour
sDecial
Alaska
cruises
with
the
Giske,
;
perennial
Los
Angeles
Chamber
next
week
with
good
catches,
are
10:00
CBC
News
of
Commerce
and
Portland
Jour-
vessels
of
the
Prince
Rupert
10
:
10
CBC
News
'nal
groups
before
taking
up
the
Fishermen's
Co-Operative.
Fish-
10
:
15
Assignment
B.C
TB
Clinic
Coming
Here
More
Often
regular
Alaska
tourist
service
ing
is
being
carried
out
in
Skide
in
mid-June.
I
gate
Inlet.
.r(
10:30
First
Piano
Quartet
,11:09
Weather
Sign
Off
I
MONDAY-
A.M.
i
7:00
Musical
clock
j
8:
CO--CBC
News
'
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
Bonn
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
I
9:00
EBC
News
&
Comty
Belgians
See
Opportunity
,
...
.
,J
Twenty-five
loggers
heading
I
Henceforth,
with
a
view
to
Qr
CumfheWa
Inlet
camps
,
giving
the
public
a
more
com-
were
among
passengers
aboavd
plete
service,
the
travelling
tu-
UniQn
sleamer
chilcotin,
Capt.
berculosis
clinic
of
the
provin-
Harry
MtLean
which
arrived
in
cial
Board
of
Health,
will
Py
1
port
at
1
o'clock
yesterday
after-three
visits
annually
to
the
;
nQon
f
rom
Vancouver
alld
san-
,
Prince
Rupert
district
instead
ed
at
1Q
p
m
or
soulh
QUeen
of
the
biennial
visits
as
has
beenj
CnarloUe
Island
points
whence
the
case
in
the
past.
During
the
,
sne
wil)
return
nere
tomorrow
"4&y
hi
Smart
Motorists
Rush
to
.
.
.
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
THK
PLACE
OF
BETTER
I'SF.I)
CARS
Third
and
Park
Aves.
Phone
Green
217
BRUSSELS
0?
Canadian
ini-
recent
visit
of
the
clinic
to
mitce
evening
to
sail
at
8
p.m.
on
her
migration
officers,
installed
in
a
new
office
building
in
the
heur
of
Brussels,
are
wrestling
daily
with
an
average
backlog
of
2.000
Rupert
a
total
01
234
cases
wtie
eturn
suutn
passengers
disem
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit,
10:15
The
Barry
Wood
Show
10:30
Melody
Time
10:45
"Robin
Hood's
Musical
Kitchen"
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
barking
here
from
the
Chilcotin
x-rayed.
applications
from
Belgian
resi
dents
anxious
to
settle
in
Can
I!
ada.
Jack
Robillard,
chief
of
the
11:15
Round-up
Time
51
Super
Twin
I
Canadian
immigration
bureau
I
n:30
Weather
Report
.
V;:.,
.,iLi
I
U
ftTfrr
ij
-'
i
"
nummm9
HW
tfwwn
tfapipiet?
9mmm
ujm-
V
'-'EMS'-
-
X"
nere,
said
prospective
seuiers
nu
,
n
:3i
Message
Pi
riocl
Deen
streaming
in
since
reguia-i
..T?(,nrrt1
Tn,Pl.i,1P
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilson,
and
daughter,
N.
Stewart,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Wilson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Hall,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robertson
and
child,
O.
Johanson,
H.
Menzies,
S.
Scherk,
G.
Pedersen,
H.
Ho-gan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Jackson,
E.
Peterson,
O.
Stole,
G.
Currie,
J.
Dyck,
A.
Blomberg,
W.
Wilson.
On
the
southbound
trip
the
Chilcotin
will
make
a
special
call
at
Bella
Bella
early
Monday
to
pick
up
a
party
of
five
B.
C.
Packers
auditors
returning
to
Vancouver,
tions
weis
relaxed
on
the
entry;
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
into
the
Dominion
of
European
P.M.
settlers.
POWER
CHAIN
SAW
Cuts
in
ony
timber,
ony
position.
The
unlimited
power
of
this
value-packed
performer
is
tops.
New
EEZY-FEED
3-Pitch
Planer
Chain
has
m
a
my
!2:00
--M'd-cav
Mekxnes
12:15
CBC
News
I2:2i
Program
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Bdcst.
"We
were
forced
to
take
new
offices,
Increase
our
'staff,
and
that
is
still
not
enough
for
the
inh
"
1-m
a
IH
t.v,.i'i'....j
.nm,j
112:55
Rec.
Int.
great
capacity,
longer
life.
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
no
kurf
A
new
program
of
salmon
tag
ging
operations
is
expected
to
be
rlrcq
or
binding.
RINGING
THE
BELL
for
q'i
instituted
m
these
waters
during
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
Fightins
Pioneers1
2:00-
B.
C.
School
Ildcst.
2:30
Records
at
Random
8.000
emigrants
would
be
sent!
from
Belguim
to
Canada
during!
the
next
12
months.
During
Jan-1
uary
alone
his
office
issued
5.000
application
forms
with
an
aver-
i
the
coming
summer
when
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
of
l
..-I...
I
rra
Drv
Bee
-
W
f.
Canada
starts
in
this
way
a
LUlKf
B3I
-
friend
every
winning
new
further
investigation
of
'the
age
of
150
completed
inquine?
returned
daily.
Roughly
half
of1
the
applications
were
ultimately
movements
of
springs
and
co
W
ff
noes
through
the
North
Island
Always
in
favour
wherever
V
in
!f(l
bi
t-
Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
New
ToiUtoT
Improved
Oiler
'i
'
Xw
trolling
grounds
at
the
rorth-west
of
Graham
Island.
Years
ago
there
was
a
similar
tagging
people
set
together.
approved
with
a
percentage
e.f
the
remainder
held
over
for
p
visible
changes
in
Canada's
laber
requirements.
Many
ol
the
applications
come
from
displaced
persons
as
well
as
Italian
subjects
working
in
operation
off
Hippa
Island
to
the
west
of
Skidegate
Channel.
Improved
Helper's
Hondlc
Belgian
coal
mines.
Increased
Cooling
Copocity
New
Concentric
Float
Carburetor
9
Mr.
Robillard
said
the
majority
seeking
a
new
home
in
Canada
were
agricultural
workers
The
list,
however,
Included
artisans,
technicians,
tradesmen
and
domestic
servants.
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
VI
DNKSIkAY
MIDNIGin
Luxury
at
Ixw
Cost
For
Reservations
Announcement
of
the
new
re-1
search
project
was
made
yesterday
by
Dr.
R.
E.
Foerster
of
the
Nanaimo
Biological
Station'
who
left
last
night
aboard
the
fishery
patrol
cruiser
Lburier
which
had
brought
him,
A.
J.
Whitmore,
chief
supervisor
of
lisheries.
and
other
departmental
officials
north
this
week
in
connection
with
an
instructional
gathering
for
district
departmental
officers.
Dr.
Foerster
is
now
hi
charge
of
the
Fisheries
1950
VVinnur
SEE
IT
!
TRY
IT
!
Applicants
from
Wallonia,
the
Fill
In
and
mail
for
full
particulars:
Name
Address
Distinguished
world
renowned
highly
-
Industrialized
provinces
in
southern
Belgium,
invariably
express
a
preference
to
settle
in
the
French-speaking
communi
Write
or
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DKTOT
OFFICE
ties
of
Canada.
Those
from
the
brew
masters
meeting
at
Brussels
on
Aug.
10-11,
1950,
awarded
Lucky
Lager
the
Diploma
and
Star
of
Excellence,
acknowledging
this
traditionally
fine
B.C.
product
Canada's
finest.
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Pppnil'h
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search
ooerations
on
the
coast
'
Flemish
areas
in
the
north
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PRINCE
RUPERT.
including
extensive
work
in
the
ly
favor
the
prairie
provinces
Skeena
River
system
from
coast!
where
they
hope
to
establish
to
headwaters
lakes
including
I
themselves
on
their
own
farms.
Lakelse
and
Babine.
To
meet
his
I
Dealer:
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
Distributor:
11
KVMS
E.
RITCHIE
&
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658
Hornby
St..
Vancouver,
B.C.
Type
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of
Burton
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Timber
Booming
chief,
Vernon
McMahon,
111
charge
at
Lakelse
Lake,
was
in
the
city.
It
was
also
announced
that
a
new
counting
fence
was
to
be
installed
on
the
Lakelse
.
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This
advertisement
is
not
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Whole
Interior
The
whole
central
interior
or
Dy
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Uovernment
of
British
Columbia.
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BLONDIE
Biq
Pitchers
Have
Bigger
Ears
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country
is
enjoying
an
unprece-j
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denOed
era
of
prosperity
owing
1
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to
the
sustained
activity
of
thi
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timber
industry,
reports
William
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Crulckshank,
general
agent,
pas-'
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senger
department,
Canadian
;
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National
Railways,
who
is
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fur
at
WE
HAVE
MOVED
TO
THE
FORD
BUILDING
193
East
Hastings
Street
Office
No.
4
Mezzanine
Floor
Phone
Number
is
Still
TAtlow
4944
HE
ASKED
ME
V
FPANKIE
IS
FOC
MV
PlCTuTC
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MUCH
BETTEC
BUT
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moment;
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Burns
Lake.
Particularly
Is
this
1
noticeable
at
Burns
Lake
and
(
1
Houston
although
Smithers
and
j
!
Terrace
are
also
flourishing,
j
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General
business
is
up
all
aloi'g
!
the
line,
Mr.
Crulckshank
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informed.
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You're
Welcome
At
Any
Time.
Drop
In
and
See
Our
New
Quarters
Pacific
Coasl
Fishermen's
Mutual
Marine
Insurance
Co.
I
R.
G.
Van
der
Sluvs
was
admitted
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
last
night.