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No.
50
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
7,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTa
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if
ay
Spark
Trouble
In
Near
East
IFILASM
PRINCE
GEORGE
IS
FLU
STRICKEN
Patients
Will
Also
Pay
First
Ten
Days
VICTORIA
(CP)
A
decision
is
believed
to
have
been
reached
in
the
Coalition
caucus
on
changes
in
hospital
insurance
service
to
put
the
scheme
on
sound
financial
footing.
It
was
learned
from
reliable
sources
today
the
plan
is
to
increase
premium
as
well
as
to
levy
charges
up
to
$:i5
for
the
first
10
days
Sees
Hand
MacArthur
Sees
Only
i
Premier
ssinated
;.
I.un
(CP)--American
P;cnucr
Mi
Ta?mara
to
death
today
in
tiv;
Tilt
government
liolilically
turbuien:
ij
Russia
immediately
Stalemate
in
Korea
Of
Stalin
I
-
PRINCE
GEORGE
(CP)
Health
authorities
Ircre
said
yesterday
that
about
five
hundred
persons
had
been
laid
low
by
what
Is
termed
the
worst
Influenza
epidemic
in
years.
Visiting
hours
at
Prince
George
Hospital
have
been
cancelled
and
severe
staff
shortage
Is
being
felt
owing
to
illness.
Queuille
Tries
To
Form
Gov
t
in
hospital.
VANCOUVER
SNOW
HIT
VANCOUVER
Vancouver's
worst
March
snowfall
on
record
continued
today
with
the
snow
coming
down
heavily
still
today.
Last
nifeht
there
was
a
72-mile
gale
here
with
40
miles
at
Victoria.
Vancouver
Is.
is
smothered
under
six
and
inure
inches
of
snow.
HH,K(i
Vli:S
EXPELLED
VANCOUVER
Charles
Stewart
of
the
Street
Railwaymen's
Union
and
Hunter
Stevens
and
Bill
Rigby
of
the
United
Fishermen's
and
Allied
Workers'
Union
have
been
expelled
from
the
Vancouver
District
Trades
and
Labor
Council
under
the
ruling
barring
Communists.
Moscow
Agents
Itaik
of
fanatical
Douks
Peaceful
Settlement
Urged
by
Commander-In-Chief
Pats
in
Action
Again
TOKYO
(CP)
As
General
Douglas'
MacArthur
declared
today
that
the
war
in
Korea
seemed
to
be
Airmen
Had
Chilly
Job
aura
lorcss
un
aii-r...
Premiums
will
go
from
$33
fr
a
family
to
42
and
from
21
for
single
persons
to
30.
Charges
for
the
first
10
days
in
hospital
will
vary
from
$2
a
day
to
$3.50,
de
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Spiritual
lead.;-
of
British
Columbia's
2,5Ht)
o..
-
i
i
i.t
i
sources
in
London
cx-ar
the
assassination
stalemated
with
victory
in
sight
for
neither
side,
.
u,.
said
today
"agents
of
Stalin"
lod
Nations
forces
today
attacked
on
a
55-mile
flank
of
western
dc-
mist
Communism.
-July
peuple
took
the
par
'
!tront
in
central
Korea
behind
strong
aerial
and
f
Bearded
steffan
Sorokin,
wno
artillery
support.
It
was
a
general
assault
in
crisp,
says
he
escaped
from
a
Siberian
ccar
weather.
,
lav
lnhir
ramn
nirlnri
r.
rn.
:
I
pending
on
rates
in
effect
at
the
:
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Two
mem-hospital.
;
bers
of
the
crew
stood
on
the
Debate
on
the
question
has
de-
mg
tips
of
a
Queen
Charlotte
layed
presentation
of
the
budget.
Air
Lines
flying
boat
to
guide
It
Originally
scheduled
for
Wednes-
j
safely
through
a
freezing
bliz-day,
the
budget
now
may
come
zard
after
It
was
forced
down
in
down
Tuesday
or
Wednesday
i
Johnstone
Straits
Monday,
next
week.
.
Tne
Plane
carried
eighteen
;
persons
fourteen
logger
passen
ifi:.y.
in"
muiman
vjc.o
PARIS
(CP)
-
Former
Promv"!-Hcnrl
Queuille
today
agreed
to
try
to
form
a
cabinet
to
end
France's
week-old
government
crisis."
He
was
asked
for
a
second
time
by
President
Vincent
Auiiol
to
make
the
try
and
ur
sols
into
tne
sum
premier
as
he
elite.--
I
celved
a
telegram
yesterday
say-
'Vil1
resistance
Is
des-ing
1
cl
i,,cd(
blLlcr-
Tllc
K'-'ls
even
terrorists
had
tried
to
burn
hia
home
at
frecdomlte
head-j
mouilU'a
8
counter-assault
on
gers
and
crew
of
four.
if
-(ic
was
s."izea
quicK-f.,s
identified
In
a
coni-i
onlv
as
"a
certain
Excessive
Draw
Shortage
Cause
me
eastern
nan,
ii
ronca
oouin
Big
Four
West
Shows
Solid
Front
Pulp
Mill
is
ap.rred
after
getting
consent
of;
the
radical
Socialist
party.
j
Socialist
Guy
Mullet
tailed
by
some
25'
votes
last
night
to
be'
njrd
.sources
said
the
kli-
quarters
at
Krestova.
Sorokin
and
five
Rids
left
fur
i
home
today
after
closed
discus-
sions
with
government-appoint-:
ed
con.sultants
on
possible
re-1
location
of
the
sect.
i
number
of
a
small,
,'fliKious
sect.
Cabinet
an
emergency
session.
With
stiill
no
water
in
the
rei-
confirmed
as
Premier.
Parlia-'
ervolr
at
Acropolis
Hill
today,
jmcntary
sources
said
reports
of
j
The
blizzazrd
forced
the
pilot,
Capt.
Robert
Duncan,
to
set
the
plane
down
in
the
storm-tossed
strait
170
miles
northwest
of
Vancouver.
After
a
safe
landing
the
pilot
could
not
see
shore.
The
second
pilot,
Jagitidar
John,
and
Engineer
Bert
Orms-
ton
climbed
on
to
the
wings
to
111
city
engineer's
department
a
break
in
the
long
deadloc
'
PARIS
(CP)
United
States,
Bringing
New
Pupils
Here
Urn
morning
was
tending
away
among
centrist
parties.
over
clec-
;
British
and
French
deputies
fac
iioiu
me
cneory
uiai
mere
nugr.t
tion
uon
reiorm
rciorm
wnicn
wnicn
la-so
ia.st
wsek
w.pk
eti
the
Russians
today
with
a
Korean
troops
back
from
one
to
three
miles.
General
MacAi
lhur
visited
the
front
shortly
after
the
push
began
and
said
in
effect
that
no
one
can
win
the
war
under
present
conditions.
MacArthur
said
the
Chinese
Heels
have
no
more
than
"almost
a
hopeless
chance
for
ultimate
victory."
But
he
was
no
more
hopeful
of
Allied
chances
for
victory.
As
the
war
Is
being
fought
now,
he
said:
Battle
lines
cannot
Javil
in
lime
to
reach
a
be
an
undiscovered
major
break
brought
the
downfall
of
Prcrn-.
flont
against
a
proposed
in
the
system
and
were
inclin-iier
Rena
Plevrns
coalition
in
soviet
wording
for
the
foreign
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
i1"
the
Plalle
lmo
BUnkinsop
nig
instead
to
me
Deuel
Mat
tog
oicatea
wneuiues
cnanccs
oj
ministers'
meeting
agenda.
CNG
LAST
hers
Getting
Radio
eater
Station
April
1
llTHKUS.
Smithers
will
receive
a
direct
As
the
third
session
of
the
expects
its
new
employees
wit
hia
;
u""
i"mi,ci
m
a
ww.
cause
01
lauure
to
retain
rese-
.gcuing
a
caomci
were
gooa.
voir
level
was
probably
an
ex-!
risMiiit.ipsi'
mppt.irur
crot
iin.w
uav
the
next
few
months
will
brim;
;
away
Only
damage
to
the
plane
was
informed
sources
said
the
West
"Uo
the
district
15
to
20
addi-was
determined
not
to
give
tional
school
children.
a
bent
strut.
cc.ssivc
draw
by
householders
s
j
that
pipes
would
not
freeze
in
the
cold
spell.
I
There
was
aLso
the
secondary
possibility
of
ome
blockade
-n
Great
Radar
Screen
Seen
theoretical
military
i
r:jr
transmitting
station
on
the
CBC
line
tOj
staemate."
point
of
KiM.inu
on
tuuaau.g
u.
me
vci-
a
letter
irom
the
company,
man
issue.
i
read
last
night
at
the
school
Russians
proposed
the
foreign
board
meeting.
Indicated
th-vt
minister's
conference
discuss
already
IS
school-age
children
.l,
I-
i...
A
II
1
It
!..
I,,?!
M.ii'Arlhup
lll.'.'fl
tlw
UllLUld
CPA
Transfers
At
Annette
Is.
Bjiuiju.-!
i
uue
10
coiiiiiifute
iin
n
i,
Jk,
to
ihu.-i
,-
;
,
"--
i
employees
had
arrived
alun;1
As
rrolrclii.il
Against
Raids
On
United
States
I
tont'spondence
from
Canadian
broadcast-1
tnc
Chinese
to
see
the
advan-
with
20
of
pre-school
age.
The
company
praised
ednca
"fulfilment
by
the
four
powers
of
the
Potsdam
agreement
regarding
demilitarization
and
prohibition
of
remilitarization
of
Ger
officials
this
week.
?'poration
I
It
Is
the
first
tlnrc
that
defin-
tional
facilities
here,
but
doplo:--
Twelve
inches
of
unplowed
snow
on
the
air
strip
at
Sandspit,
OTTAWA
CP)A
drive
is
on
to
build
a
joint
Canadian-Ann.':
i-
nin
rurlar
nnla;nrlr
Hut
in
flan.
ed
the
shortage
of
rental
text
the
main
Including
that
of
ittv,
up.
An
intensive
reconnaissance
pf
the
entire
water
system
during
the
pa.t
two
day
has
failed
ii
reveal
any
indication
of
a
major
bieak
as
was
at
first
suspected.
Pressure
checks
indicated
Uiat
the
system
level
was
standing
in
the
lines
slightly
below
height
of
the
reservoir
bottom
airl
Uiere
were
no
complaints
today
many."
Sources
said
mat
to
ac
(
.1
1
lte
dates
of
commencement
of
tage
of
a
peaceful
settlement.
WITH
CANADIANS
The
Canadian
Princess
Patricias
were
in
action
again
today,
moving
down
from
their
hill
positions
north
of
Chipyong
and
advancing
over
a
snow-
..Ha
ni
innvi
ii
is
hpiticr
sh
r,
iiirip
I
cept
this
the
West
would
have
to
,
books
when
these
children
start
in
greatest
possible
secrecy.
j
abandon
any
plans
for
rearming
ed
school
arid
wanted
something
the
service
have
been
announced,
though
information
received
recently
Indicated
the
radio
broadcasting
service
was
very
near.
'
This
policy
has
Important
w'M-crn
ucriuu.iy
-y"
foundal.i.in.s.
For
one
thiim.
any
I
tnreat
of
Communist
aggression.
Said
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
chairman
explained
3res
Seen
where
there
Is
no
snow
clearing
equipment,
made
it
impossible
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
Canso
from
Prince
Rupert
and
the
DC3
from
Vancouver
to
land
In
safety
at
that
connecting
point
so
rendezvous
was
made
instead
at
Annette
Island,
Alas-
covered
field
under
heavy
en
Other
points
alone
the
CNR
to!
Pinv
burraue.
Thcv
and
the
Aus
1
Tllis
woulcl
amount
to
accepting
of
the
board:
idea
of
trying
to
give.
complete,
the
entire
Soviet
of
on
"I
don't
sn
over-all
nvr.oii
radar
r,H.r
protection
nmiP..iirn
hns
has
i
point
view
sec
why
there
shmiM
!
receive
similar
repeater
station
j
tralians
are
endeavouring
to
not
be
a
stock
on
hand.
It
seems
Germany.
service
as
equipment
becomes
cut'
an
impoilant
Communust
ridleujous
that
a
new
child
'
Ji
red
lares
ami
supply
line.
Lsould
have
to
wait
two
or
three
'
kets
were
.sinhl.-ri
m
i
ka.
1
The
day's
operation
was,
as
a
of
no
water.
However,
there
are
not
a
few
householders
who
a-e
frozen
up
as
a
result
of
the
continuing
cold
snap.
The
mayor
renewed
his-appeal
to
householders
to
go
as
sparingly
as
possible
on
the
use
of
water
during
the
present
weeks
foT
books."
r
.
i
mr
it
ti
.....
-
1
K!
lit
2:30
a.m.
to-''If
S
I'rincc
tini-rt'
en.'
Takes
Rap
at
result,
delayed
for
about
an
hour
been
written
off
because
of
prohibitive
'
cost.
That
means
certain
areas
must
be
singled
out
for
prloritv
protection
and
that
there
must
be
gaps
elsewhere.
It
is
no
secret
that
first
priority
in
Canada
is
going
to
what
might
roughly
be
otu.eiaiy
m.
i...
i
uomm
,
(h
,,,
,
fn,
th
said
It
was
the
custom
of
the
"
.
.
.
.
..,.,'.1"
,
JllrP.
this
port.
E.
R
r;ilHnll
available
are
Vanderhoof,
Burns
Lake,
Hazclton
and
Terrace.
The
service
will
fill
a
long
felt
need
of
Interior
towns
In
a
modern
world
of
communication
and
entertainment.
Reception
exrept
on
short
wave
is
very
poor,
often
lacking.
No
British
Columbia
station
Is
received
regularly,
not
uSSvnqvri
V
education
department
to
issue
only
as
many
books
as
were
immediately
required.
It
had
not
B.C.
Aluminum
From
Vancouver
(Tuesday)
the
formalities
of
transfer
there.
Operation
through
Sandspit
was
resumed
today,
makeshift
snow
clearing
equipment
having
been
improvised
to
clear
the
strip
there.
WASHINGTON.
D.C.
(CP)
A
I
J
E.
Deenan.
Mr.
Pul
amis.
K.
been
the
custom
to
keep
rental
textbooks
In
reserve
at
thi
schools,
.she
said,
but
the
mat
ter
called
the
Montreal-Toronto-Ottawa
area
and
in
the
United
States
to
great
industrial
areas
of
the
cast
and
mid-west,
including
cities
like
New
York,
House
of
Representatives
inves
The
low!
,nrri
M.,h
Wonir
Kin
Hock.
A.
even
the
short
wave
More
Boxes
Terrace
P.O.
"I
4
search
in
the
area
'
I
"5
fu.-lhor
was
sight-
.tics
In
Vancouver,
c
I
ip-rt
and
Ocean
Falls
J,,n
noiiticd.
Ocean
"f
MP
are
investigating.
"
f
-and
is
near
the
en-'
Ulli
Channel,
about
'fs
south
of
Prince
tigating
committee
said
today
i
would
be
referred
to
the
depart
that
"only
as
a
last
resort"
ment.
!
Pittsburgh.
Detroit,
Clcvelan-l
power
transmitters
will
be
cut
lVMosher
Mua
chastenoffa,
11.
A.
on
the
CBC
service
lines
on
"ip
MacKenzlc,
C
G.
Naylor,
R.
L.
CNR
telegraph
lines
and
ill
0odd,
L.
Echling,
J.
A.
Bennett,
operate
automatically.
i
H
.
g0ut,hwcll.
O.
Y.
Mah
Wing,
TIDES
-
-
.should
the
United
States
under-,
writp
the
promised
$500,000,0001
The
local
post
of-1
and
Chicago.
TERRACE
fice
has
had
72
new
postal
boxes
aluminum
develooment
in
Brit-1
EXPENSIVE
MAIL
Thursday,
March
8,
1951
Again,
vital
reasons
for
Can-
I
The
project
has
been
the
sub
installed
by
Tom
Turner,
sr.,
and
ada.g
cautlon
is
the
geography
tf
ish
Columbia."
,
I
charges
were'
as
high
as
92
High
1:48
21.5
feet
The
judiciary
sub-committee
cents
on
a
single
letter
from
13:54
21.8
feet
on
monopoly
powers
has
been
England
to
Quebec
by
packet
j
Low
7:51
3.7
feet
studying
an
American
aluml-lboat
In
1920.
20:08
2.5
feet
ject
of
a
long
term
campaign
of
Boards
of
Trade
and
Chambers
of
Commerce
throughout
Northern
B.C.
all
but
16
of
them
have
been.
North
America
which
makes
UiU
rented.
In
all.
there
are
360
boxes
country
a
great
approach
areu
now,
but
many
more
could
bel
for
rai(j.s
on
the
U.S.
A.
Kerfood,
Mrs.
Jackson.
To
Vancouver
(today)
J.
Scott,
D-
Thomas,
Miss
J.
Dcmllle,
F.
DaiUie,
D.
Santurbune,
D.
Mac-Donald.
To
Sandspit
(today)
R.
A.
Uumma.
num
program
which
it
charged
i
used
and
a
lurther
supply
oi
them
has
been
asked
for
by
Postmaster
Sam
Klrkaldy.
1HJ'KY
TO
HANDLE
T
cl"l,hants
are
seldom
'"ywloKical
gardens
be-the
Indian
elephant
"yiard
to
handle.
Omineca
is
Heard
From
is
bogged
down
"in
confusion,
inadequate
procedures,
diffuse
authority
and
Insufficient;
ership."
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Young
Head
ol
B.C.
University
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Sherwood
MX.A.
Tells
nt
Last
Great
North
Talks
i
products
from
Terrace,
Bulkley
.
!
and
Nechako
valleys.
I
Steele
said
there
is
mistak
l-"..
N.
II.
J'.ltiintim
I'd.
I,
Id.)
B.C.,
Manitoba
Still
Unbeaten
HALIFAX
(CP)
British
Columbia
and
Manitoba
wrre
still
unbeaten
today
as
the
fourth
round
of
the
Canadian
Curluig
championship
opened.
Nova
Scotia's
rink
from
Kent-
TheWeather
Synopsis
Uobjo
.16
Uulfalo
Canadian
-ZO'i
jPORTANT
ELKS
REGULAR
J
MEETING
To-morrow
I
Night
Temperatures
last
night
were
a
few
degrees
milder
than
the
record-breaking
low
values
of
Aluminum,
Cellulose
VICTORIA
(CP)
R.
C.
Steele
tCln.-Omineca)
said
In
Legislature
yesterday
the
North
is
the
last
remaining
portion
of
North
America
which
offers
the
greatest
future
In
developing
vast
tracts
of
natural
resources.
As
illustration,
he
cited
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada's
big
project.
He
said
Alcan
plans
call
for
supply
roads
from
Van
en
idea
about
the
amount
of
private
land
to
be
flooded
by
hacking
up
lakes
and
rivers.
None
of
the
large
farms
between
Francois
Lake
and
Outsa
Lake
will
be
affected.
He
estimated
65
to
70
homes
will
be
flooded
out,
but
the
people
will
be
compensated
by
Alcan.
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
at
the
last
two
days.
However,
they
Lett,
Vancouver
barrister,
whT
be
the
youngest
chancellor
In
the
history
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
The
51-year-old
veteran
of
the
Dieppe
raid
and
Normandy
Invasion
Is
the
only
man
nominated
to
succeed
Chancellor
Eric
Ham-ber
whose
tcim
expires
In
the
spring.
,
.
Nominations
closed
last
night.
vllle,
exploslvesurprl.se
packet
in
I
were
slui
rar
below
normal
for
the
championships,
kept
pace
tnis
Ume
uf
year
rangi,,g
from
with
British
Columbia
last
night
j
17
UL,0W
at
Prince
George
to
I'""
Auditorium
C.
M.
&
S.
140.50
Conwcsl
2.35
Donalda
60
Eldona
24
Eiust
Sullivan
8.90
Giant
Yellowknile
7.75
God's
Lake
,
.4214
Hardrock
27
llarricana
16
Heva
13
Hoscu
06
'i
Jackknile
OC'a
Juliet
Quebec
71
Lake
Rowan
06
'"'IT1ATION
OF
as
the
only
provincial
.rinks
will
28
above
at
Victoria.
w
MEMBERS
derhoof
to
the
Nechako
dam
with
Port
Edward
already
is
making
other
roads
from
Burns
Lake
and
a
difference
In
the
north,
he
said,
Houston.
'
i
mentioning
shipments
of
1.000
These
roads
will
open
up
large
tons
of
coal
per
week
from
Telk-areas
in
a
new
country
and
its
wa
coal
mines
to
the
new
mill,
timber
resources.
He
predicted
a
Pulpwood
from
inland
points
alsa
railway
from
Terrace
to
the
pro-
'
may
be
shipped
there
if
satisf
ac-posed
townsite
of
Kitimat,
with
tory
freight
rates
can
be
arrang-outlet
to
the
new
town
for
farm
ed.
three
straight
wins
in
the
bons-picl.
Manitoba,
with
a
bye
in
today's
third
round,
and
Northern
On-
lario,
with
a
bye
last
night,
were
.
right
behind
wiUi
two
victories
and
no
defeats.
I
Nova
Scotia
beat
Alberta
16
to
I
6
yesterday
and
British
Colum-j
bia
defeated
the
winlcss
Prince
i
Edward
Island
13
to
5.
An
intense
squall
crossed
the
lower
mainland
during
the
night
and
a
gust
of
72
miles
per
hour
was
recorded
at
Victoria.
Heavy
showers
accompanied
the
squall.
A
centre
of
low
pressure
remains
off
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
but
is
filling
rapidly
at
present.
A
slow
Improvement
In
conditions
is
'looked
for
over
the
next
two
Lapaska
06
.82
Little
Long
Lac
VANCOUVER
American
Stundard
32
Bralonic
7.00
Ii
K
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1.25
Congress
OBi
Hedley
Mascot
(il
Pioneer
2.95
Premier
Border
13
Privateer
08
Reeves
McDonald
4.15
Reno
07
'
Sheep
Creek
1.64
Silbak
Premier
35
Taku
River
07
'a
Vananda
-
.19
Salmon
Gold
03
'a
Spud
Valley
.04
'a
Silver
Standard
2.65
Western
Uranium
'
1.70
Indian
Mines
21
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6.00
A.
P.
Con
43
Atlantic
3.15
Calmont
1.20
Central
Lcduc
2.65
Home
oil
18
00
Mercury
14
Okalta
-
280
Princess
156
Royal
Canadian
12
Royalite
1450
TORONTO
Aumaque
"
23
1
Beattie
t
--
62
.17
Lynx
SPECIAL
NOTICE
To
All
Citizens
t
Duo
tn
.
i
.
f
days
but
no
real
relief
from
the
j
current
cold
,
wave
is
In
prospect.
Forecast
North"
Coast
Region
Mostly
f
-
wmc
unknown
cause,
rnc
ciry
s
Low
Temperature
For
Night
is
14.5
Madsen
Red
Lake
2
45
McKcnzie
Red
Lake
48
McLeod
Cockshutl
3.40
Moneta
35
Vi
Negus
1.01
Noranda
81.75
Louvicourt
24
Pickle
Crow
1.78
Regieourt
05
San
Antonio
2.66
Senator
Rouyn
.25
Sherritt
Gordon
3.65
Steep
Rock
9.05
Sturgeon
River
15
Silver
Miller
1.51
Upper
Canada
192
Golden
Manitou
7.20
inH
Y
15
Vcry
,ow
ond
,he
mayr
ur
.
V
fcquests
all
water
consumers
to
keep
l
Co"sumption
to
a
bare
minimum.
Native
Tournament
TONIGHT
6:30
THUNDERBIRDS
vs
BROTHERHOOD
7:45
KITIMAT
vs
PORT
SIMPSON
9:00
PORT
ESSINGTON
vs
METLAKATLA
10:15
KITKATLA
vs
BELLA
BELLA
The
clear
along
the
mainland.
Cloudy
with
a
few
snow
flurries
over
the
islands.
Continuing
very
cold.
Wind
northeast
40
m.p.h.
down
mainland
inlets;
otherwise
15
m.p.h.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
reservoir
is
now
Last
night's
low
temperature
was
14.5
at
the
Digby
Island
weather
station,
rising
to
21
at
noon
today.
Forecasts
are
for
winds
northeast
40
near
the
mainland
and
empty
and
the
7
S
ennl.
-..3,cer
s
aeparrrr)enr
,s
9
t0
"certain
the
cause.
!
Hecate
Straits,
clear
and
colder
j
Hardy
and
Sandspit,
20
and
30
tonight.
Prince
Rupert,
15
to
25.
J