Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
TODAY
JOAN
FONTAINE
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Thursday.
April
5.
1151
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2:06
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p.m.
FAMOUS
mms
7i
LIGHT
UP
I
HOTEL
FRASER
HOU
ICE
BLOCKS
RIVERAthletic
Park,
Medicine
Hat,
Alta.,
was
almost
buried
by
the
waters
of
t:;:
South
Saskatchewan
River
as
an.
ice
jam
15
miles
long
blockaded
the
river.
This
photo,
taken
from
an
RCAF
plane,
shows
a
small
port
?n
of
the
jam
In
the
background.
Demolition
bombs
were
dropped
to
break
up
the
ice.
cp
PHOTO)
aiSinrieri
From
Vancouver.
(Wednes
day)
-Miss
Millard.
Mrs
A
N
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Movit
t?
r
To
If.
ur
m
f,.
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j,
v.
luniu,
v.
jviuuie-
pipe
joints1
house,
J.
Ditle.
W.
Gottselig,
B.i
A.
Mix
lea
,,,,
foster,
R.
B.
Cameron,
S.
Col-
u-her,
lour
pnunC
,
lins,
A.
E.
MacMlllail.
Mrs.
D.
Htharge,
(our
d
R
unt6
11
Tavlor
r.
Unit
n
j.w.n
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.ijt
Log
Scale
Mounting
District
Timber
Production
Showing
Gain,
Apart
from
Pulp
Mill
Take
i
mi
.....,u.,
i
Ti.1.
rj
o.auiif4
in
limit;
iu)irii
i
forestry
district
for
th-e
first
three
months
of
1951
has
reach-
ca
a
wtal
or
30,483,419
board
feet
compared
with
29,297,510
board
feet
in
the
corresponding1
first
quarter
of
last
year.
This,
does
not
include
the
scale
from
!
management
licencs
of
Colum-
bia
Cellulose
so
4he
output
this'
ve;lr
is
really
considerably
lar-
ger
man
tigures
indicate.
C.
B.
Lowe,
Mr.
Griffith.
up
fine
Mix
I't
From
Sandspit,
(Wednesday)
!
'""d
toabcat
tV
-Mr.
Cleary,
A.
Pearson
!
putty
To
Vancouver
(today)-M
B.
!
Q
iiw
r.n
i
'
O'Toole,
Mrs.
OToole
and
In-'screw"
iat,
Miss
McLean-Bell,
Dr.!
"
A
Heat
c
u
.
"'-tt
a
a
iw
parrot
Of
Ontario
Railway
Chief
Tells
His
Slory
(o
;yro
Club
With
Graphic
Film
Display
Colurful
moving
pictures
depicting
the
thriving
industries
of
Northern
Ontario
between
North
Bay
and
James
Bay
which
makes
the
governm
ent-owned
and
commission
-
operated
Ontario
Northland
Railway
the
only
privately
owned
railway
in
North
America
which
is
making
a
reasonable
interest
on
investment
were
shewn
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday
by
Col.
C.
E.
Reynolds,
chairman
of
the
railway.
The
picture
"Northern
Challenge"
gave
the
Gyros
a
view
of
another
part
of
Canada
with
scenes
of
lush
agricultural
lands,
rich
gold
mines,
great
water
power
potentials,
huge
timber
operations
and
paper
mills,
outdoor
recreational
and
tourist
attractions
and
modern
and
complete
amenities
of
life
in
growing
cities
such
as
North
Bay,
Timmins,
Kirkland
Lake
and
Cochrane
which
are
served
by
the
enterprising
and
uD-to-date
railway
running
some
500
miles
from
North
Bay
to
Moosonee
on
James
Bay.
Of
narticular
interest
to
sports
hunting
element
of
the
club
was
a
second
reel
of
pictures
entitled
"Goose
Camp"
which
Col.
Reynolds
presented
to
show
flights
of
millions
of
migratory
.
birds
blue,
snow
and
Canada
j
Geese
the
organized
hunting
of
j
which
nw-ne
conservation-
j
re
pectins
lines
which
has
been
developed
bv
his
railway
line.
!
com
new
tricks
of
the
goose
j
hunting
trade
were
depicted
by
!the
impressive
film
centering
I
around
a
James
Bay
hunting
re-
i
j
sort
2(in
miles
from
Moose
Fac-torv
I
which
is
reached
from
the
end
of
railway
steel
by
air
trans-lip-tat'nn.
:
President
E.
D.
Forward
was
in
'
the
chair
at
yesterday's
Gyro
luncheon.
Col.
Reynolds
was
introduced
i
by
Orme
Stuart
and
thanked
by
A.
J.
Dominato.
Other
guests
were
W.
H..Dou-mont,
L.
C.
Lycett
and
C.
A.
Berner.
The
Albert
and
Edward
dock
jit
Preston,
Lancashire,
has
a
water
basin
of
45
acres.
PIIONF.
GREEN
884
MIR
WELDING
OF
ALL
TYPES
Industrial
Welding
c
it
i
p
j
v
v
oirpirciuwu,
miss
rienoerieim,
hot
and
amiiv
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io
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ivn.o
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w,
iviis
iiet.uie,
tt.
W
Whidden,
J.
W.
Webster,
Mrs!
Webster,
Miss
N.
Webster'
P.
B.
Cameron,
S.
Collins,
W.
Girling.
C.
Scarr,
J.
P.
Rublsh,
R.
Mc
Cabt,
C.
H.
Bassett.
To
Stewart,
(today)
D.
S.
Love,
Const.
Crouch,
Mr.
Burnett.
TERMITE
DAM
AO
E
HEAVY
Termites
in
buildings
cause
damage
of
about
$45,000,000
annually
in
the
United
States.
FAMOUS
INDUSTRY
The
manufacture
of
cutlery
has
been
carried
on
at
Sheffield,
England,
since
before
the
15th
century.
FARMING
STATE
Agriculture,
chiefly
wheat-
How
Can
How
r'.ti
?
...
,
'
a
screw
that
is
rusty
a
ale.
When
tlio
sot
h.
hot
it
can
be
rrmwni
lly.
CJ.
Ild
car,
I
ufc
dampness
of
rxims1
A.
r'irp
r.lnrks
ol
c
all
ro-ncr.s
and
on
it
replacing
them
as
ihi
ate.
SHIPS
a
WATERFRd
Flunk
Watering
Argils,
Capt.
R.
-Wowi.
this
week
from
Van
unload
bulk
oil
(or
&
Alter
two
weeks'
h
West
Vancouver
him.
m
Hi
The
scare
per
species
this
The
board
dec
ded
it
would
in-March
and
last
was
as
follows;
I
vestiirate
renditions
of
schools
at
.
growing,
is
a
leading
Industry
in
Oil
Ltd
New
South
Wales
with
nearly
6,000,000
acres
under
various
crops.
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to
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&
His
Islanders
3:30Llatenr'3
Choi-e
Passengers
listed,
for
Vancouver
on
Prince
Rupert
leaving
here
tonight
are:
Mrs.
M.
Russell,
J.
R.
Cooper,
Mrs.
A.
Richardson,
J.
Currie,
A.
Mc-Arthur,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Sothl,
N.
Harvey,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
V.
Clare,
Dr.
Wilson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
Gordon,
H.
R.
King,
Mrs.
Noble.
Z.
Bizas,
R.
H.
Gerard,
A.
Birkenstock,
Miss
Edwards,
M.
Hiehircheh,
M.
Diedrlck,
V.
Palmer,
Mrs.
A.
Tee.
Mr.
sd
Mrs
D.
Frith.
H.
Pierce,
J.
Digman,
L.
Cameron,
M.
Grant,
Mr.
As-priiPig
G.
Ouplle.se.
in
NAVY
INCREASED
FLOW
:
Rob-son
is
purser
agi
Milk
production
on
British
the
steamer
Prince
Rap
farms
now
is
about
double
the
was
in
port
yesterday,
pre-war
annual
total
of
40,000,-
M.
Jenkins
is
now
or.
000
gallons.
his
Salt
Spring
Island
H
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Drapery
and
J
JJ
Slip
Covr
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a0
QUALITY
k
Craftsmanship
In
Type...
Let
Us
Solve
four
Printing
Problems
PIIOXE
231
Bibb
Printing
Co.
BF.SNF.R
BLOCK
1
;
I
Enrolment
is
Still
Rising
:
.
I
An
increase
ol
88
pupils
in
Prince
Rupert
schools
this
year
;
over
liust
brings
la.st
month's
U-
,lal
enrolment
to
1.349.
Booth
1
Memorial
High
School
saw
the
biggest
increased-with
a
.March
euro
men),
of
451
st.ii.i-
!
:,
.
:
.'cnts.
acrordmir
Ijt
thp
jigrhpri:'
1
"
t
reports
at
last
night's
board
meeting.
iiiijuiauvc
nuuira
aru
as
foil":
l"51
1950
KinK
Edward
320
307
Conrad
270
254
Borden
278
249
Attendance
during
March
was
about
90
percent,
slightly
lower
than
February.
Sunnvsid",
and
would
have
the
I
0id
geai
cove
school
surveyed
as
;
'
to
fitne.s
for
retaining
it
as
a
potential
school.
There
had
been
;
several
offers
from
individuals
j
t,o
buy
the
building
for
the
lunv-
i
ber,
Secretary
Mrs.
M.
M.
Rope
ii,)
rt
the
hnarrt
LAND
RECOlflMNO
DISTRICT
OF
PU1NCE
KIIPERT
TAKES
NOTICE
thai
tlw
Cnlllmlmi
CellulfMW
Company
Limited
of
Prlncr
Ruport.
li.C.
inanulucturcrs
of
ttl-IuIiih
products,
intrnrts
to
apply
lor
li'use
of
tho
following
rlcscrilxvl
iHiidb.
situate
In
Walnniiht
Basin
frontiuK
on
thr
tiovprimH-nt
Hiimtvi1
nd
pnrt
of
Lot
2ftl,
Rani;e
5.
Cou.sl
District:
Commcnclnu
at
a
pot
plautod
on
Die
North
Hhoro
of
Wiunrii.'ht
B;vim
about
30
chains
East
and
30
chains
North
of
the
Northerly
end
o
Ihi'
Canadian
National
Railway
Brtdf
across
Zanardl
Rapids;
thence
N.
70
J
E
48
chains
more
or
less
to
a
small
Island:
thence
N
10
W
IB
chains
more
or
less
to
the
North
shore
of!
Wainrht
Basin,
thence
Northerly
wterv
"
Southerly
''H""t!
tho
shore
line
o(
Wamnnht
Basin
to.
point
of
commencement
and
contain-
ihr
iso
acres,
more
or
leas,
for
the
Purpose
of
a
log
storage
and
aortuiK
area.
Dated
March
21st.
11)51.
COLUMBIA
CKLl.tUiOtip;
COMPANY
LIMITED.
i
O.
McLure,
AmciU.
(
Apr5.r.!.IH.'Jfil
luro
for
and
long
Al
sp
man
ufactu
rers
(Fluffy-light
h
GolMrmi
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t-
THE
EXPERTS
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Piess
Staff
Writer
l!u
kins
H
C
L
Pamphlets
fluttered
recently
from
envelopes
containing
Family
Allowance
Cheques
telling
Canadian
mothers
how
to
stretch
their
dollars.
The
green
sheets
held
the
health
department's
recommendations
for
bucking
the
rising
cost
of
living.
There
were
several
economizing
hints.
Housewives
were
urged
to
make
their
own
relishes
and
salad
dressings;
sup
'
plement
whole
milk
with
skim
milk,
fluid
or
powdered;
use
I
grade
B
eggs
for
baking;
serve
fish,
eggs,
cheese,
boans,
liver,
kidney,
heart
or
tongue
instead
of
roasts
and
chops,
and
do
their
own
baking.
Distribution
of
the
fir;
t
several
j
thousand
pamphlets
evoked
let-jters
from
only
nine
recipients.
,
These
included
one
from
a
bak-jery
firm
which
complained
about
the
home
baking
recommendation.
t
The
health
department
does
j
not
make
a
habit
of
including
pamphiots
with
it
s
family
al-!
lowance
cheqiis.
In
fact
these
1
bulletins
are
not
distributed
more
than
once
or
twice
a
year.
It
wouldn't
be
psychologically
sound
to
distribute
them
more
ire-ou'ently.
Those
In
the
know
say
it's
human
nature
to
oafs
up
reading
material
that's
always
there.
On
the
other
hand
an
as5-iii
pamphlet
whets
the
Immediate
interest.
Diet
for
Elders--
Nutrition
experts
in
the
Federal
Health
Department
say
it's
time
to
get
".way
from
the
"toast
and
tea"
dca
when
considering
the
diet
f
older
persons.
"We
think
very
strongly
that
i'd
persons
need
more
protein
than
they
are
accustomed
to
eating,"
said
one
official.
He
pvnlainfd
this
partly
is
bause
nf
a
"slower
down"
of
the
meta
bolism.
,
,
,
,
'
Old
nrrsons
rat
I'-nalwr
them
-
selves
out.
of
their
protein."
he
said.
"They
say
meat
is
hard
to
chew,
chece
is
const
ip:
ling,
milk
is
for
the
babies
.
.
."
While
thev
shou'
he
eatirn
t
aiietv
of
foods,
thev
tend
to
'
narrow
t.heir
diets
down
more
and
more."
High
Ovens-Do
you
nt
fer
hieh
ev"n
to
the
In'v
ones
tvij!-.
manufacturers
now
are
nut.l.inu
on
the
market?
It,
would
seem
most
women
do.
Th
Canadian
Asoeiafion
of
Consumers
has
a
survey
nnHor
way
to
determine
family
preference
on
this
matter.
It
grew
out
of
complaints
from
several
housewives
that,
thev
are
unahle
to
buy
any
"high
oven"
stoves.
Members
still
are
flooding
C.A.C.
headquarters
with
thei-views,
and
so
far
most
of
them
favor
the
high
ovens.
Pifnest.ions
froni
CaniHian
housewives
son
mv
he
cuttinir
kit.chn
capers
in
tho
Industrial
desicn
committee
of
the
nation-a'
eollery.
At,
the
succestion
of
,
thi-
enmmittee
the
CA
C.
asked
ie
13
000
members
for
ideas
on
Imnroved
design
for
houseVH
articles,
and
they're
gftting
plenty.
On"?
housewife
asked
for
"an
-rrootpv
thn1
de
n'1
fr'l
r-'L
of
th"
boi
"
Arn'ri-r
suTpster!
"niastic
lamn-shades
without
cotton
trimmings''
in
order
that
all
carts
of
the
shade
may
be
washed."
FAMOUS
ANSTRONCMPR
DTF.S
P!
rrFOTr!N'.
South
Africa
(CP)
Dr.
J.
s.
Psraskevn-ooulos,
director
of
the
Bryden
Station
of
the
Harvard
Observatory
nt
Maselsnoort.
died
bpre
recently.
He
built
up
the
station
Into
one
of
the
world'sJam-ous
observatories
and
made
several
Important
discoveries.
,
com
fori,
economy
r
i
Mar.,
'51
Mar.,
'50
board
ft
board
ft
Fir
2.427
Cedar
...
.
555,623
1.536,502
Spruce
.
11.026.106
9.287,165
Hemlock
.
3.599.842
1.305.198
j
Balsam
.
1.036,202
aOH.040
I
Jackpine
..
2,299,828
1,745.172
i
Miscel.
.
4.059
7,415
Totals
19
424,147
14,390,392-Scaling
on
log
production
from
forest
management
licences,
on
which
Columbia
Cellulose
operates,
is
now
being
recorded
In
cubh
feet
'approximately
170
cubic
feet,
corresponds
to
1000
board
feet)
and
is
over
and
above
the
straight
log
scale
figures.
This
March
208,348
cubic
feet
were
scaled.
Tic
count
this
March
was
7.150
pieces
as
compared
with
4
958
pieces
In
the
same
month
last
year.
ine
lmeai
reel
fcare
Ol
poles
and
piling
in
the
interior
for
thiF
vear
to
date
is
484
6"1
com-
.
.
...
..,,
,
.,
.
nared
With
479.108
in
the
first
three
months
of
1950.
The
scale
this
March
was
low
at
33.607
,.,,.
f
...uiu
ncn
t
i
.,-.
y,L
won.,
in.
nrv
was
spruce,
a.wiu
nemiocK
and
1,257
balsam.
!
Cordwood
in
March
amounted
!
to
332
cords
compared
with
201
cords
In
1950.
!
'
IN
RE
ESTATE
OK
NORMAN
Muc-
i
i.eod
iikceased
TAKE
NOTICE
that
as
Administrator,
duly
appointed
hy
the
court,
of
the
estate
of
Norman
M;ie!,cod.
who
riled
at
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
on
the
1
2th
day
of
De-cemner.
l!i.r0,
I
require
all
creditors
and
others
huviiiK
clninis
awalnst
the
said
estnte
to
send
the
Bame
to
me,
properly
vet
mod,
at
the
address
men-
i
tinned
below
on
or
before
the
SOIh
day
of
April.
1HSI.
after
which
tlnlc
T
shall
proceed
to
distribute
tlir
l
estate
to
fho.'w
i-ntltled
by
law.
Imv-j
Iiik
reiiard
only
to
such
claims
n)
I
whlr'h
I
shall
then
have
hi-en
hoti-!
hed.
!
And
further
take
notice
that
all
;
persons
Indebted
to
the
said
estnto
are
required
to
pny
their
jndebted-j
ness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
at
prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
lath,
day
of
March.
1(151.
OORDON
ERASER
J'ORBIM.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(72p,
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