Prince
Ruoert
Daily
News
Monday,
June
11,
1951
nnce
'a
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
The
Pacific
j
Biological
station
at
Nunalmo
!
concerns
itself
essentially
with
i
life-history
studies,
migratory
i
movements,
ot
the
more
impor-Itant
commercial
species
of
fih.
I
population
dynamics
and
the
general
relationship
of
the
i
Rupert
Fisheries
Research
Danger
To
Fish
Richness
of
the
little
developed
i
present
fishing
effort
or
inten-
areas
surrounding
Prince
Rupert
sity
to
the
stocks
of
fish.
assures
this
most
northerly
ice-
The
Fisheries
Research
Board
I
The
obiective
is
to
ascertain
tree
Canadian
port
an
ever-in-
i
of
Canada,
tMe
scientific
branch
th
u-uts
unnn
which
deauau
creasing
traffic
in
goods.
The
gi
latest
danger
to
fish
of
-he
Federal
Department
of
management
poucies
may
be
Strategically
located,
Prince
from
polution
is
the
using
up
of
j
Fisheries,
operates
two
stations
based.
Rupert
holds
a
commanding
po-
oxygen
in
the
water
by
the
ma-
j
The
Pacilic
Fisheries
Experi-
sitin
in
ocean
trade
to
the
terial
in
it,
says
the
Natural
Re-
j
content,
says
the
council,
will
not
mental
station
at
Vancouver,
on
rient,
Alaska,
Europe,
or
South
sources
Research
Council.
Waste
!
support
fish
life
and
a
section
the
other
hand,
is
a
technological
America.
It
is
the
centre
and
on
your
opening
lrom
pulp
mills,
which
consist
of;
where
this
condition
prists
"con-'
station
conducting
research
uuon
al'
triQiiung
point
of
British
lignin
and
Wood
sugars
and
have
a
very
large
oxygvn
demand,
are
particularly
dangerous.
Water
with
depleted
oxygen
U
stitutes
a
perfect
barrier
to
the
fish
products
and
by-products
;
v,uiuinow.
s
newest
and
most
passage
of
migratory
fish,
be-
whereby
greater
commercial
util-
PJntlal
hinterland
of
mineral,'
sides
killing
off
the
fish
which'
ization
of
the
fishery
resources
flshery.
timber
and
agricultural
normally
live
in
it."
may
result.
;
resources.
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-
j
Prince
Rupert
Is
the
terminus
-
.
-
.
-
-
of
a
trans-continental
railway,
,
.
.:
,
..
.
.
j
and
trans-provincial
highway,
'"
.
,
'and
has
the
facilities
of
a
huge
'
-
j
grain
elevator,
a
major
drydock
i
and
spacious
railway
yards.
'
Laid
out
originally
for
a
popu-i
lation
of
50.000,
it
has
its
own
j
waterworks
and
up-to-date
tele-
l
.
!
.
:
phone
system.
Power
for
indus-
Best
to-
Wishes
-The
Management
The
Staff
in
the'
E
1
,
trial,
commercial
and
domestic
I
user
is
supplied
by
private
entcr-i
prise
at
low
cost.
!
Dominion
and
Provincial
gov-'
ernmcnts
both
are
represented.
The
new
post-office
building
i
houses
customs,
mines
and
rc-,
sources,
immigration,
Indian
af-!
alrs
fisheries,
harbor
mash-r
-and
transport
departments.
,
I
The
prominent
Court
House
I
is
headquarters
for
provincial
departments,
Government
Agent,
j
Public
Works.
Lands
and
Forests,
j
Game
Department
and
Sheriff.
'
The
city
is
policed
by
14
KCMP
j
officers;
the
district
has
a
special
!
RCMP
detail.
.
Woods
and
4
5
.9.
I
When
you
work,
work
hard
BUT
when
you
play,
Why
not-
BOY
MEETS
GIRL
Such
scenes
are
common
throughout
the
northwest
coastal
regions,
where
siir.s.ts
dye
ihe
quiet
evening
water
with
deep
shades
of
color
and
the
atmosphere
spells
romance.
Historical
Contest
A
CITY
IS
NAMED
I
All
sorts
of
systems
have
been
used
in
the
past
to
devise
names
for
towns
and
cities
drawing
straws,
or
by
lottries
6ome
names
have
just
evolved;
others
fought
fver
in
duels.
Prince
Rupert
got
its
name
in
a
nation-wide
contest
in
which
everyone
in
Canacia
could
take
part.
In
1906
Charles
Melville
Hays
decided
to
build
a
transcontinental
railway
and
it
was
going
to
end
on
the
north
Parific
coast,
at
beautiful
Lima
bay
A
born
promoter
and
one
accustomed
to
V
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOWLING
ALLEYS
SJIINjlWI'li'TWVI!
it!;"'
carry
things
ovner
"on
,
grand
St
ti
f
i-f
.
l'
style,
the
American-bretft
Hays
"
V-
..t
l:t
.,
.
WE
CONGRATULATE
choice
of
a
name
for
his
railroad1
terminus
I
Prince
Rupert
was
selected,
in
honor
of
the
first
governor
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company-
the
pioneer
trading
company
in
North
America,
established
in
lfi70.
In
1914
the
Grand
Trunk
Pa-
:
cific
Railroad
was
completed,
but
,
it
was
an
anti-climax.
Excite-
!
W.
R.
LOVE
ELECTRIC
CO.
Marine
Electrical
Service
and
Industrial
Equipment
Agents
for
Exide
Storoge
Battenes
Wico
Magnetos
Stewart
Warner
Instruments
Johnson
Outboard
Motots
Briggs-Stratton
Air
Coo'ed
Engines
Easthope
Marine
Engines
Renold
Coventry
Chain
Drives
R
&
M
A"-d
New
Deoarture
BoM
Bearings
A
very
complete
slock
of
above
lines
carried
at
all
times
Congratulations
to
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
The
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
Ltt
ment
ran
to
fever
pitch
while
the
tracks
were
coming
nearer
and
:
nearer
to
Prince
Rupert,
but
in
(
1912
Hays
perished
in
the
Titanic
!
disaster,
plunging
a
hopeful
town
into
disillusion
from
which
It
was
j
slow
to
recover.
on
the
opening
of
their
fine
new
PULP
MILL
rind
WELCOME
to
our
city
ond
district
all
present
and
future
executive
staff
and
employees
Box
957
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
15
Loggers
Scarce
j
Need
Skilled
Tradesmen
!
According
to
Nat
ional
Employ-'
ment
Service
offices
in
Prince
:
Rupert
a
great
shortage
of
labor
in
the
logging
industry
is
fore-;
seen
in
this
area
as
production
of
j
this
industry
is
stepping
up
in
:
bounds.
!
This
problem,
say
KES
officers,
is
not
only
local
ami
has
developed
through
the
tremendous
industrial
exoansioli
throughout
the
province
which
has
drained
!
many
experienced
men
from
the
woods.
There
is
ample
room
the
in
P"
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PIONEK
iCv,fJ'-.
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n
tn
CHAIN
SA
i
F
-RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD
fMS'.FH
Congraliiiations
to
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
on
opening
their
new
Pulp
Mill
today
Chrysler
Power
Units
O
Chrysler
Industrial
Enqincs
and
Parts
O
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complex
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III
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II
lull'
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111!
III
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III,
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1
-iSir---
yh
PARfiO
dustry
says,
for
young
men
ti
train
in
highly
skilled
I
fades
of
logging
and
wages
arc
higher
than
ever
before.
The
industry
as
a
whole
is
keenly
interested
in
good
nla-tionship
between
employer
aril
employee,
and
for
this
pmpose
personnel
departments
have
b-en
added
to
operating
organizations.
This
new
agency,
through
the
medium
of
grouo
discussions,
serves
well
in
knitting
management
and
labor
into
closer
teamwork
by
sharing
some
of
the
re-sp
m:
abilities
of
ouerationul
planning
and
improvements.
A
major
duty
of
this
new
department
is
the
matter
of
accident
prevention.
Constant
efforts
are
made
to
instruct
logging
crews
to
work
safely.
Companies
conduct
courses
in
iob
safety
training,
with
special
attention
given
to
rookie
loggers,
many
of
whom
soon
'adopt
the
"safety"
J
habit.
CHRYSLER
-
PLYMOUTH
-
SALES
and
SERVICE
O
i?r
nn
7ft
i
U
11
One
of
five
boom
boats
used
by
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
in
their
logging
onera
tions.
It
is
14
f-et
long
and
is
of
all-steel
construction.
These
boats
were
designed
and
equipped
by
US.
They
carry
110
H.P.
Scripos
engines
WARD
ELECTRIC
&
MARINE
SUPPLY
CO.
u
'
P.O.
Box
786
LIMITED
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
FOUNDED
BY
CHURCH
Acadia
University
at
Wolfville
N.S..
was
established
by
the
Baptist
Church
in
1838.
Phone
680