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Lieut.
Cdr.
(T.S),
Wytie
C.
I)
Epictr.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
June
23,
1951
TODAY
6:50-9
in
"FATHER'S
LITTLEpivi'
Sundoy
Midnight
-
Monday
MotiZj
RORERT
HAYDEN
.
Lieut.
Cdr.
S,
M
E.
Palmer.
Lieut.
Robin
B.
Hayward.
Lieut.
Michael
H.
E.
Page.
Lieut.
John
B.
Young
Lieut.
(O
Leon
R.
Carr.
Lieut.
(ND)
Christopher
G.
from
Sea
Island
arrived
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
to
take
him
back
south,
leaving
early
this
afternoon.
.
Flying
Officer
W.
C,
Judd
is
in
j
command
of
the
amphibian
and
others
on
board
are
Flying
Offi-1
"UAiAMQjj,
"SONS
OF
(
mi
.
J
ADVENTURE"
I
I
RU
K3n.
1
-w
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
Picture
Bill
To
Month-End
Totem
Theatre
here
will
wind
up
the
month
of
June
with
an
Interesting
list
of
pictures,
"Only
the
Valiant."
with
Gregory
Perk
and
Barbara
Pavton,
conclucnu
tonight.
Next
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
"Lost
Boundaries."
with
Jose
Ferrer,
will
toe
here.
The
month
will
conclude
next
Thursday.
Friday
and
Saturday
with
Tyrone
Power
and
Michei-ine
Prelle
In
"American
Guerrilla
In
the
Philippines.''
-
'
I
UU
;
Pratt.
Lieut.
Lieut.
Lieut.
Lieut.
cer
Jarvis
McLeod
(son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i.
H.
McLeod
of
Prince
Rupert
t.
Flying
Officer
Peter
Ferguson.
Flying
Officer
Dan
Caldeeott
and
Leading
Aircraf
ts-
j
men
Robertson
and
Fisher.
!
'TVnkKk
OF
HICH
EfflTEwTwTW
n
GlENH
FORD
KODIRIOC
CRAWFORD
vi
Henry
J.
Wade.
Reginald
P.
Myirea.
Albert
P.
Campbell.
Gordon
T.
Hodgson.
Lawrence
Chaney,
CBE.
Francis
J.
P.
French.
Benjamin
K.
Weber.
Ralph
L.
Maclean.
Lieut.
Lieut.
Lieut.
Ueut.
In
command
of
Ontario
is
Although
most
fish
canneries
have
reported
this
M
JsrOWHssssssW.
MONDAY
and
TUESDAY
Commodore
Hugh
F.
Pullen,
CBE.
who
has
been
with
the
ship
1
for
the
past
three
years
and
was
on
board
on
her
1949
and
1930
visits.
Last
year
her
stay
here
was
cut
short
when
she
was
sud
year's
sockeye
fishing
as
well
above
last
years
average,
the
high
count
has
been
very
erratic,
fishermen
claim.
And
weather
has
had
a
lot
to
do
with
it-
"
One
fisherman,
in
from
Stev-,
ens
Island
area
last
night,
said
arp
very
careful
with
their
nets,
Showings
at
7
-
9:00
Also
Selected
Short
C.
R.
W.
Gilbert.
Sub-Lieuts.:
L.
J.
Blair.
J.
C.
Lamontagne.
O.
S.
Matthewman.
A.
H.
Brookman,
W.
A.
B.
Douglas.
Joseph
H.
R.
Laroche.
R.
C.
Marshall,
Erllng
B.
Stolee.
B.
M.
Sapet
.
J.
C.
Lawtuis,
H.
E.
Hollywood.
O.
O.
Armstrong,
C.
Beauregard.
W.
T.
B.
Troy,
T.
A.
M.
Smith.
Comm'd
Gunner.
Leslie
Parry.
Comm'd
Engineer.
Thomas
denly
called
back
to
base
due.
It
Mace
and
O.
O.
Brackett.
the
westerly
winds
which
them
for
a
season
and
ajwas
thought
at
the
time,
to
the
Sure.
Commander,
Henry
R.
GREGORY
PECK
TODAY
7
-
9:05
orougni,
mis
B""u
ctu-inail..
xnai
is,
mey
tiean
n,
lc
t
international
situation,
er
to
Prince
Rupert
were
against
'
pair
it
and
bluestone
it
at
the
j
.
practiCal!y
all
the
permanent
the
gillnetters.
While
the
winds
;
end
0f
the
season
and
then
use
personnel
on
board
the
Ontario
Boys'
Summer-Outdoor
Wear
in
"ONLY
THE
VALIANT
Ruttan.
Commander
(Supply
Vernon
W.
Howland.
it
for
half
of
next
season.
Then!de
the
cruUe
..down
Mder
wmmd
umm.
umcer.
Roy
wVTfortbno,
3
fl
"
season
and
all
of
the
next,
man-1
nlrrr
.,,.,,.,.
..You
nt
George
A.
Gnve,
ine
two
nets
do
for
three
years.
!.,;"",;.
atl
Midshipmen
Robin
C.
Allen.
Wluj
dUdrit
tk&i
-fell
me
I'm
CtNeqro?"
m
LOUIS
deROCHEMONT
P'Oduction
of
impossible.
About
6
o'clock
every
night
the
winds
would
die
down
and
from
them
until
10
o'clock
In
the
morning,
Wishing
was
OK.
"But
that
knocks
the
stuffin'
out
of
our
averages,
because
Lieut.
Cdr.
(Si
J.
Maxwell.
Lieut
(Si
Joseph
O.
E.
God-bout,
Vincent
F.
Lambie.
Sub
Ueut.
(S
D
G.
Webb.
A.
H.
MacLeod,
J.
M.
Armstrong.
!
Commissioner
Constructor
iS
.
1
net
i
is
'tan
-
J
-
OKoWvo
E.
Bandy,
WUliam
C.
Of
course,
a
sockeye
INDERWEAR
,
SWIM
TRUNKS
TEE
SHIRTS
SHIRTS
SHORTS
SOCKS
only
good
for
sockeye.
Other
nets
are
used
for
spring,
coho,
live
111
Lttnaua
iuiiu
juu
iiac
seen
the
rest
of
the
world."
Some
of
the
officers
and
men
weu
on
HMCS'
Chatham
here
.
Chaster.
Constantihe
Cotaras,
;
Frederick
Crickard.
James
Cum-!
ming,
Daniel
N.
Mainguy,
Ian
1
McKee.
WUliam
A.
Nelles,
Rich-
whole!
Chum
and
pink.
Mostly
these
we're
not
getting
in
a
nets,
which
are
of
heavier
con-
day's
fishing
John
T.
Down.
Commander
Lt
Harold
D.
Mc-Cormlck.
Lieut.
Cdr.
(L)
William
L.
during
urule
the
l"e
w
ar
ar
and
"u
are
busy
rf
re-
Aiso
reports
that
catches
have!
gtruction,
last
two
to
three
years
i
ard
D.
Okros.
R.
D.
Sweeny,
BEATRICE
PEARSON
MEL
FERRER
A
complete
Boys'
Depart-
ment.
Low
priced
for
Boys
g
with
the
usual
Men's
Store
guarantee.
,
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
i
i
SHOWS
AT
7
p.m.
9
p.ni.
been
as
high
as
90
and
100
on
each.
But
they
cost
more.
too.
nemg
atqutu,,.c
u.
Rlch)lrd
r
gmyth,
M.
H.
Bray-
an
average
in
Stevens
Island;
other
major
costs
are
gas
and
Ruff.rt-
,
i
.
I
man,
J.
F.
Washbrook,
J.
B.
Hay-and
uwr-c
r
Officers
oi
hmos
umarro
are.
k
Edye
Pass
area
are
not
a;
food
and
the
general
upkeep
of
j
d
r
McNab
John
H
Bjrks
true
picture,
the
fisherman
said.
.
the
fishing
boat.
A
paint
job
is
commodore.
Hugn
r.
t-uuen,
,
jQhn
E
McLaUBh!!ni
Bermadard
QFAFAHILll
LIVED
MUl
Lieut.
(L
Joseph
A.
Stachon
and
Allstalr
G
Carr.
On
dav.
a
crouo
of
boats
will
ponntrpd
nearlv
everv
vear
and
C.B.E.
TWENTY
ffif
Sub-Lieut.
(LiL.
Minague.
J.
Eric
E.
G.
Boak.
j
run
intn
a
iirhfiol
of
sockeve
and
iKiij'!v
minor
rpnairs
to
ensines
1
Conmander
O.
Fitzgerald.
Denis
H.
Pratt.
J.
i-
A.
Ktely,
3.
F.
Miles,
E.
McCubbin.
the
average
goes
'way
up;
the!
and
the
drums,
around
whicn
'
DSC.
next
day,
"you
have
to
work
;
the
nets
are
wound.
Fishernvnl
Lieut.
Cdr.
(TASi
tK
RE
ESTATE
OP
PRANTC
A
JACK-
t
Added
'TROOPING
THE
COLORS'
'HOLD
THAT
POSE'
TOTE?
Robert
W.
like
h
to
get
25
or
30."
,
claims
costs
this
year
are
30
Timbreil,
djs
SON
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
AS
FRA.VK
ANDREW
JACKSON,
DECEASED.
.
TAKE
NOTICE
thit
as
Adminis
ND,
Reginald
J.
Lieut.
Cdr.
But,
on
the
whole,
he
admit-
i
per
cent
higher
than
during
the
ted
the
sockeye
run
looked
bet-1
previous
year.
Pickford.
ComnVd
Radio
Officer,
Frederick
O.
Douglas.
Cadet
(L)
E.
L.
Klassen.
Ord.
Commander,
Ernest
H.
M.
Russell.
Ord.
Lieut.,
George
Y.
Moycs.
Ord.
Sub-Lieut.
W.
L.
Wood,
i.
Vanfleet.
James
B
McNeil,
Anthony
F.
Cottingham,
John
A.
Mackay.
O.
J.
McMlllen.
Commander
E,
John
8.
Os-born.
Lieut.
Cdr.
E),
Arthur
G.
Brtdgman.
Lieut.
E
lAE!,
Edward
S.
Smith.
Lreut.
(E),
Kenneth
Lewis.
Lieut.
(E)
(AEi
M.
W.
Anket-ell-Jones.
Lieut.
(E)
Ralph
W.
Edwards.
(G).
Donald
G.
trator
wjm
me
wm
buiutxcti,
juit
,
.
tins
than
in
the
.nr.,r,vi
ht
ih
,irt
rf
the
t
ter
year
1950
t
4L.-
Lieut.
Cdr.
Padmore.
Lieut,
Cdr.,
rJ
Prank
A
JicUon.
o:hfrwi
known
season,
and
it
would
have
to
be,
Prank
Andrew
Jackson,
who
died
rs
Ho
thnnaVir
fnr
oitlnpttirs
The
new
cold
storage
facilities
Maurice
T.
Oliver.
Sub-Lieut.
D.
R.
McCaskill.
Chaplain
CI.
IV.,
Ronald
Mac-Lean.
Chaplain,
CI.
II,
Richard
J.
Newsham.
Sub-Liutenant
Vajkor,
RCN
R).
J.
W.
Russell,
K.
L.
Farquharson.
Instr.
Lieut.
D.
P.
Sablstcn.
Inst
Sub-Lieut.
W.
at
Clear
Wawr.
near
Telegraph
Creek,
...
',-
anv
monv
money
these
inese
dav
aays,
i
01
Royal
J
Fish
Co.
Opened
this
"
any
British
Columbia,
on
the
2nd
day
oi
mstKe
i
wat4,rfront
anci
March.
1947.
I
require
all
creditor,
costs
being
what
they
are."
I
se""
"
vlll
.!r.l
,
far
has
handled
several
thou-
and
othen.
har.ng
cairns
aeauwt
the
t
;
so
aaid
estate
tn
send
toe
same
to
me,
Lr
sant
tons
of
halibut
and
salmon,
property
ertfied.
at
toe
address
For
those
who
are
not
fisher-;
And
nearby
the
storage
house,
T"t"Z.
aW
men-
!dea
'
what
!'CM
:the
ilver
reduclion
plant
u
r
aw
i
hau
proceed
to
distribute
giilnet
fisherman
to
put
his
boat
nearing
completion.
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycle.
CFPR
Sub-Lieut.
(Ei
A.
G.
Ford
and
(Subject
W
Change)
the
estate
to
those
entitled
bj
in
the
water
may
be
interesting.
Halibut
livers
have
again
basing
reeard
only
to
sucb
claims
of
Qnf
of
th
maior
items
ofnlavort
,r,
Itnnnrt.ant.
nart.
in
which
I
shall
then
hare
been
JUNE
29
fhat'Si
conned
equipment
is,
of
course,
his
net.
Prince
Rupert's
fishing
economy.
And
further
take
notice
to
JULY
tferapna
indebted
to
aaid
estate
are
required
to
pay
their
indebtedness
to
ine
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
PupeTt,
B
C,
this
2Ut
day
of
June.
1951.
f
MARY
CATHERINE
ALLEN,
'
Official
Adminiatravw,
'
Telegraph
Creek
BC
(
Ju22A3-29..W
A
sockeye
net,
wnich
is
tne
One
company
has
bought
100,-lightest
and
has
the
smallest
000
pounds
so
far,
prices
to
be
mesh
of
four
types
of
nets
giil-
determined
by
tests
on
oil
qual-netters
use,
usually
has
to
be
jty
replaced
each
year.
A
complete
jo
a
layman,
this
fish-liver
net,
hung
with
lead-line
and
i
business
is
a
messy
affair.
Hand-corks,
costs
roughly
$500
today,
j
ung
the
livers
is
not
for
one
of
Fishermen
reminiscently
recall
weai
stomach,
for
the
odor
sZtJT
PRINCE
RUPERT
ffps?
it!
w
nj
n
(q)
n
n
ft
ri
which
permeates
the
atmosphere
around
where
the
livers
are
weighed
and
bought
is
strong
enough
to
lay
low
one
of
not
too
robust
in
stamina.
But
one
fisherman
probably
had
it
right
when
he
said:
"Never
mind
the
stink,
for
in
the
stink
is
the
money."
He
had
the
days
when
the
same
net
sold
for
a
little
over
$100.
Reason
that
sockeye
nets
have
to
be
replaced
every
season
is
because
they
are
of
fine
twiae
construction,
necessary
for
successful
sockeye
fishing.
And
often
there
are
snags
and
deadheads
which
will
get
tangled
up
in
a
net
and
do
a
lot
of
damage.
If
a
heavy
run
of
fish
strikes
the
net,
the
threads
weaken.
After
every
week
of
fishing,
fishermen
go
over
their
net
to
make
repairs
and
to
clean
it
been
with
it
since
he
was
12,
he
added.
He
looked
about
65
now
V
ANCO
tVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
pa.,
Coquitlam
HALIBUT
FISHING
SUSPENDS
With
Area
3
closing
for
the
NORTHERN
INDUSTRY
and
NATURAL
RESOURCES
seaweed
!
season
Monday
midnight,
the
from
jellyfish
and
SATURDAY
P.M.
!
5
.33
Sports
College
5:45
For
the
Record
6:00
CBC
News
6:05
CBC
Sports
Page
.
6:30
Soiree
at
Quebe
7:00
Prairie
Schooner
7:30
Let's
Square
Dance
g-OOKaien
Islanders
Local
Talent
8:30
Piano
Playhouse
9:00
John
Sturgess
9:15
Armdale
Chorus
9:30
Concert
of
Europe
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Trocadero
Orch
10:30
Dancing
Party
NBC
11:00
Weather
Report
and
Fish
arrivals
,
SUNDAY
AM.
8:30-RecitaI
9:00
BBC
News
and
Comty
9:15
Music
for
Meditation
9:30
Harmony
Harbour
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
B.C.
Gardener
10:15
Just
Mary
10:30
Way
of
the
Spirit
11:00
CBC
News
11:03
Capitol
Report
It
:30
Religious
Period
SUNDAY
P.M.
12:00
Your
Invitation
to
Music
1:30
Church
of
the
Air
2:00
Music
I
Like
2:30
Critically
Speaking
.3:00
A
Tale
6f
Toronto
3:15
CBC
News
3:20
Ask
the
Weatherman
3:27
Weather
Report
3:30
My
Uncle
Louis
4:00
National
Sunday
Evening
Hour
4:45
The
Four
Gentlemen
5:00
Whispering
Strings,
5:30
Little
Symphonies
6.00
Trans-Canada
Theatre
7:00
CBC
News
7:10
Week-end
Review
7:20
Special
Speaker
7:30
Concerto
8:00
Overture,
Please
which,
if
left
on,
tend
to
weaken
the
net
and
reduce
its
efficiency.
Some
fishermen,
however,
who
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam
.
June
8
and
22
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
.
Coquitlam,
June
15
and
29
Sale
II
Tkkefis
m
w
coming
week
should
see
fairly
heavy
landings
of
halibut
at
Prince
Rupert
although
expectation
is
that
many
of
the
large
Puget
Sound
vessels
will
proceed
straight
home
with
their
final
catches.
However,
there
is
a
considerable
number
of
the
larger
local
boats
now
out
and
a
number
of
Alaskan
vessels
should
market
here.
During
the
present
week,
since
At
oil
Stores,
from
your
Candidate,
or
their
Agents
IN
RE
ESTATt
tef
WILLIAM
HENRY
SPENCER.
OTHERWISE
KNOWN
AS
WILLIAM
HENRY
SPENSER.
DECEASED.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
as
Administrator
with
the
will
annexed
of
the
estate
of
William
Henry
Spencer,
otherwlae
known
as
WUliam
Henry
Spenser,
late
of
Prince
Rupert,
B
C,
who
died
at
Prince
Rupert
on
the
th
day
of
April,
1951,
I
require
all
QUEEN
of
the
NORTH"
Candidates:
Monday
and
not
including
today,
l
8
p
m.
J
FRANK
1.
SKINNER
1
Prince
Rupert
Agent
j
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
creditors
and
others
having
claims
j
a
total
of
579,000
pounds
of
hall-
j
against
tne
sain
estate
to
send
tne
but
was
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
MISS
MAE
NEWTON
(Canadian
Legion)
53,500
pounds
from
American
and
525.000
pounds
from
Canadian
vessels.
j
MISS
ELAINE
STEFFENS
2.
MISS
MARGARET
(Sons
of
Norway
l
GAGNON
(Columbia
Ccllulo.se)
Top
price
for
the
week
for
fore
the
1st
day
of
August,
1951,
after
which
date
I
shall
proceed
to
distribute
the
estate
to
those
entitled
under
the
wui.
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
then
have
been
notified.
AND
FURTHER
TAKE
NOTICE
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
RANGES
Phone
Blue
992
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Canadian
fish
was
25.9,
17c
and
15c
on
Monday
and
for
American
23.7c,
17c
and
15c
on
Thursday.
Next
halibut
fishing
activity
will
be
between
July
26
and
Aug
ust
6
when
the
new
Areas
2B
(off
that
all
persons
Indebted
to
the
aald
estate
are
required
to
pay
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
14th
day
of
June.
1951.
GORDON
FRASER
FORBES,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
(Ju.
16-16,22-23)
the
east
coast
of
Moresby
Island)
and
2C
(of
ftlje
west
coast
of
NATURAL
Dall
Island
between
Cape
Ad-
;
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RUPERT
DRYDOCK
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AND
SHIPYARD
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SHIPBUILDERS
AND
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ENGINEERS
The
Exhibition
ENTERTAINMENT
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SHOWS
featuring
15
Pacific
Northwest
Gymnastic
Champs
Gayway
Dancing
Rides
Loggers'
Sports
Beauty
Contests
Golden
Gloves
Boxers
Dominion
Day
Sports
Soap
Box
Derby
BIG
VALUE
NIGHTLY
PRIZES
8:30
Linger
Awhile
9:00
This
Week's
Composer
9:30
Music
by
Elgar
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
From
the
Captain's
Log
10:30
Vesper
Hour
11:00
Weather
Report
and
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MONDAY
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7.00
Musical
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8:00
CBC
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8:10
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Furniture
Appliances
Marine
Fishing
Retail
Wholesale
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or
231
TODAY!
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
dington
and
Dixon's
Entrance)
will
be
opened
for,
mid-season
:
fishing
without
quota.
Expectation
is
that
there
will
be
a
large
drive
at
that
time.
Meantime,
some
of
the
halibut
vessels
will
be
taking
up
other
summer
pursuits.
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Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
!
Island
King,
Capt.
E.
Swank,
1
arrived
in
port
today
with
144
tons
of
general
cargo
for
Prince
j
Rupert
and
200
tons
of
coal
for
RESOURCES
Forestry
Celanese
Fisheries
Aluminum
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CRAFTS
Mining
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or
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
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tailor
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and
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MACHINERY
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McCaffery
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220
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St.
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8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Cmty
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
9:30
Sunsise
Serenade
9:45
Your
Music
Appointment
r
THE
BIST
The
SHOW-WINDOW
of
the
NORTH
The
freighter
called
at
Kem-ano
Bay
on
the
northward
trip
and
unloaded
general
construction
supplies.
Island
King
will
proceed
to
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
tomorrow
and
return
Tuesday
with
ore
for
Vancouver.
If
thire
is
a
load,
the
freighter
will
make
a
call
at
Kitimat
or
Kem-ano
Bay
southward,
Frank
Skinner,
agent
said.
Union
steamer
Coquitlam
arrived
in
Prince
RuDert
at
5:45
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
"Barry
Wood
Show"
10:30
This
Week's
Artist
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00
Man
and
His
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Report
By
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Always
Biased!
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11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
rounci-trippers
and
several
pas
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
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Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
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Know
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For
Repairs
and
Alterations
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MONDAY
PM
sengers
lor
Princo
Rupert.
Most
of
the
300
tourists
on
the
CPR
steamship
Princess
Kathleen
which
docked
in
Prince
Rupert
Friday
morning
enroute
to
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
12:15
CBC
New.i
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Bdct.
12:55
Rec.
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cuagway,
Aiasna,
and
return,
took
a
walk
through
city
streets
and
browsed
through
the
shops.
.Friday
was
first
day
of
"real
good
weather"
that
greeted
the
.tourists
this
summer,
steamshin
2:30
Records
at
Random
'
2:45
Our
Singihg
Children
Comty.
,
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Don
Messer
and
HU
Islanders
i
officers
commented.