3CHAT
IS
Prince
Rupert
Dnfly
jftchis
Thursday
February
20,
1947
MINISTER
EYRES
SPtiAKS
(Continued'
Irom
Page
1)
wards
new
enterprise
and
the
readiness
of
the
Coalition
government
to
assist
with
all
its
facilities
for
study
and
research,
and
one
sees
at
once
why
this
province
Is
becoming
the
chosen
field
for
industrial
and
commercial
expansion.
PROVINCE
HAS
PROGRESS
-
''It
has
b?en
said,
and
I
think
.very
truly,
that
in
recent
years
JUritish
Columbia
has
made
more
rjaeal
progress
than
perhaps
any
S&ther
section
of
the
Dominion.
There
is
no
doubt,
certainly,
that
this
province
was
never
in
healthier
6r
more
robust
condition,
that
never
has
a
keener
or
more
soundly
based
optimism
prevailed.
'This
&
strikingly
apparent
in
the'
industrial
field.
Very
definitely,
business
is
moving
to
British
Columbia.
In
1946,
1,518
companies
were
incorporated,
with
a
total
capitalization
of
$90,759,300.
547
of
them
were
incorporated
for
industrial
pur-poses,
as
nearly
as
can
be
as-j
certained
at
present,
with
an
authorized
capital
of
over
$63,-090,000.
"The
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry
of
your
Coalition
government
is
proud
to
have
played
its
part
in
developing
this
great
Industrial
province.
'
Reviewing
the
wide
field
of
activities
of
his
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry,
Mr.
Eyres
said
that,
briefly,
its
functions
are
to
investigate
matters
of
economic
importance,
to
encourage
industry,
to
collect
and
publish
statistical
inforniation,
and
to
develop
and
foster
tourist
travel
and
settlement.
In
the
interests
of
efficiency,
these
several
functions
have
been
seperately
grouped
and
apportioned
to
bureau
known
respectively
as
the
Office
of
Trade
Commissioner,
the
Bureau
of
Economics
and
Statistics,
and
the
British
Columbia
Gov
ernment
Travel
Bureau,
The
office
of
Trade
Com
missioner
does
not
parallel
or
overlap
in
any
way
the
work
already
being
done
by
the
Federal
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce
or
by
local
organiza
tions.
On
the
contrary,
and
from
its
Intimate
knowledge
of
the
aims,
objects
and
facilities
of
those
other
agencies,
it
de
votes
itself
to
Increased
co
operation
at
the
Droducing
end.
increased
use
of
those
facilities,
and
the
co-ordination
of
all
ac
tivities
wheh
have
in
view
the
expansion
of
foreign
and
domes
tic
trade.
This
requires
the
closest
co-
WITHOUT
A
GARDEN?
GROWING
GARDEN
PLANTS
IS
FUN
THAT
SAVES
MONEY
TOO
Every
home
gardener
should
"know
how
to
start
seeds
In
a
'seed
box,
which,
florists
call
a
-flat,"
and
move
the
plants
when
large
enough
to
their
destined
place
in
the
garden.
In
seme
sections
whole
gardens
are
made
of
such
plants,
usually
purchased'
But
your
own
plants
can
be
grown
easily
Tat
far
less
expense
once
a
few
simple
methods
are
learned.
There
are
both
advantages
and
disadvantages
in
starting
feeds
this
wav.
It
takpt
lnrrpr
to
grow
either
vegetables
or
Qcwsrs,
because
of
the
setback
which
is
caused
by
transplanting.
But
when
the
seed
box-
can
be
started
we.eks
before
teed
imuld
be
own
outdoors.
an
-earlier,
harvest
Is
possible,
even,
though
growtn
takes
longer
thickly,
then
transplant
seedlings
when
very
small
to
pots,
or
another
flat
where
they
are
widrly
paced,
the
amateur
can
save
time
and
make
his
plants
3row
faster
by
sowing
his
seed
thinly
in
the
first
place
and
thinning
out
excess
seedlings
to
give
ample
room
for
others
to
inaiuit,
wjmoui
oeing
dis-tuit2d.
Precautions
against
disease
should
always
be
taken.
This
Is
easily
done
by
using
soil
substitutes
rather
than
soil.
Snhncr.
num
moss
and
vermlculite
are
substitutes
widely
used
and
easily
obtainable.
Both
are
sterile
and
sphagnum
moss
actually
destroys
fungt.
A
thin
layer
of
sphagnum
moss,
passed
through
a
sieve,
ari'd
spread
over
the
soil
in
a
Hat,
can
be
used
to
fcv
nw
sow
the
tile
seed
secu
Some
nlanU
are
difficult
to
in:
-
-i
'
-.
0
V'J
mtii
ouiwiwi
transplant,
all
the
vegetable
moss.
This
will
nrsvent.
"d
root
crccs.
for
exarmale:
and
juaiiy
nowers
sucn
as
poppies,
and
apiglosIs.
But
skilled
operators,
can
transplant
almost
any
subject.
"
'
An
advantage
of
the
seed
box
jfnethod
is
that
teztii
go
further
.since
all
can
be
arown
tn
niontc
If
desired;
and
the
plants
arc
placed
In
the
garden
in
the
exact
position
where
they
are
to
mature,
and
require
no
thinking.
It
Is
easier
to
grow
very
mall
eec?
and
difficult
subjects
in
a
box;
and
when
the
weather
is
tco
wet,
or
dry,
too
hot
or
cold,
the
box
can
be
removed
about
and
sheltered
from
damage.
While
professionals
usually
sow
seed
In
one
box,
rather
l
Ing
off
and
similar
diseases.
wWch
.
sometimes
destroy
seed3
as
they
are
sprouting,
or
soon
after.
The
entire
box
may
be
filled
with
sphagnum
moss,
or
vermlculite,
and
the
seedlings
plants
grown
in
these
substances
up
to
transplanting
size,
cut
in
that
case
some?
fertilizer
must'
be
used
when
the
plants
have
reached
a
sufficient
size
to
need
it.
This
will
be
about
when
they
have
made
their
second
pair
of
leaves,
called
the
"true
leaves."
Stir
a
level
teaspoon
of
balanced
chemical
plant
food
Into
a
quart
cf
water
and
use
this
to
water
the
plants.
One
amillea-
Iticn
weekly
should
be
sufficient.
THIS
AND
THAT
"Did
you
ring?"
operation
with
all
producers
and
exporters
In
British
Columbia,
and
a
keenly
sympathetic
interest
In
their
problems,
large
and
small.
It
requires,
too,
the
co-operation
of
all
the
basic
industrial
interests,
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association,
Boards
of
Trade,
foreign
consulates,
shipping
companies
and
banks.
In
the
matter
of
new
industries,
the
office
undertakes
frank
surveys
from
production
and
marketing
angles
and
the
development
of
all
possibilities
for
establishment
or
expansion
of
overseas
trade.
All
organizations
and
other3
interested,
are
urged
to
use
his
services,
for
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry
has
de
veloped
this
llasion
with
a
sole
objective
of
practical
and'
inti
mate
assistance
to
industry
in
the
province.
FACT
FINDING
AND
ADVISORY
The
Bureau
of
Economics
and
Statistics
is,
as
its
name
implies,
a
fact
finding
and
ad
visory
body.
It
has
two
pri
mary
functions:
(li
To
collect
and
compile
economic
statistics
of
interest
to
the
provincial
government.
2)
To
provide
economic
coun
sel
and,
when
necessary,
to
con
duct
investigations
into
economic
questions
affecting
the
province.
In
order
to
carry'
out
these
ob
jectives
the
Bureau
is
divided
into
several
sections
dealing
with
statistical
service
and
one
section
dealing
with
economic
research.
The
main
objective
of
the
British
Columbia
Government
Travel
Bureau
is
to
attract
tour
ist
travel
to
this
province.
To
do
this
a
planned
program
of
advertising
is
carried
on
in
newspapers
and
periodicals
throughout
the
Western
States.
Further
publicity
Is
obtained
by
the
preparation
and
distribution
of
thousands
of
pamphlets
and
folders
describing
all
sections
of
British
Columbia.
Another
medium
for
publicity
is
the
distribution
of
films,
many
or
them
in
sound
and
color.
mese
films
are
taken
bv
the
photographic
staff
of
the
Motion
Picture
Branch
of
this
bureau.
Many
sections
of"
the
province
are
now
covered
by
these
films
and
the
worki
is
still
in
progress.
An
Important
part
of
the
work
of
this
bureau
is
in
answering
enquiries
from
all
parts
of
the
world,
requesting
information
on
the
province
from
the
pros
pective
visitor,
as
well
as
the
prospective
settler.
SCIENTIFIC
RESEARCH
Realizing
that
.
scientific
re
search
is
one
of
the
keys
to
industrial
advancement
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
the
government
in
January,
1944,
organized
and
financed
the1
British
Columbia
Research
Its
aims
are;
(1)
To
co-ordinate
the
work
of
existing
and
prospective
research
units
so
as
to
avoid
danger
of
duplication.
(2)
To
initiate,
and
channel
new
research
work
in
all
fields
of
particular
Interest
to
Brit
ish
Columbia.
(3)
To
relate
-this
problem
to
other
problems
of
Industrial
re
habilitation
in,
the
post-war
period.
(4)To
apply
results
of
researcn
to
the
creation
of
new
Indus.
tries,
actual
trade
extension
programs,
and
relate
the
work
of
laboratories
and
field
units
to
Industrial
and
market
extension
of
the
province.
TIMBER
SALE
X41166
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction
at
11:00
o'clock
in
the
forenoon
on
Monday
the
seventeenth
day
of
March,
1947,
In
the
office
of
the
District
Forester,
Marine
Eldg.,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
the
License
X411C6,
tO'
cut
46.500,000
f.b.ra.
Of
Cedar.
Hemlock,
Balsam
and
Spruce
on
surveyed
pulp
-timber
sale
X9231
situated
at
Palls
Creek,
Klldala
Arm.
Range
Pour,
Coast'
Land
District;
Ten
(10)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
person
may-Bubmtt
tender
to
be
opened
at
tlie
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Forests,
Victoria,
B.C..
or
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
We
Serve
You
Nothing
But
the
Best
...
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ON
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Ladies
'A'
Bowling
February
25
Annettes
vs.
Bis
Sisters,
Savoy-
vs.
Miller
Bav.
Orange
vs.
Variety.
Ideal
Clean
ers
vs.
Toilers,
Moose
vs.
Lucky
Strikes.
March
4
Savoy
vs.
Big
Sisters.
Orange
vs.
Tollers,
Ideal
Clean
ers
vs.
Lucky
Strikes,
Moose
vs.
Annettes,
Variety
vs.
Miller
Bay.
'
March
11
oranae
vs.
Luckv
Strikes,
Ideal
Cleanersvs.
An
nettes,
Moose
vs.
Miller
Bay.
Toilers
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Variety
vs.
Savoy.
March
18
Ideal
Cleaners
vs.
Moose,
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Miller
nay,
ToiieTs
vs.
Savoy,
Variety
vs.
Big
sisters,
Orange
vs.
An
nettes
iety,
Toilers
vs.
Miller
Bay.
Orange
vs.
Ideal
Cleaners,
Moose'
vs.
Big
Sisters,
Annettes
vs.
Savoy.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vanroavn
.
Tuesday--
Coqultlam
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss
Prince
Rupert,
11:15
pm.
Friday
ss
Catala,
10
p.m.
Saturday
ss
Camosun,
9:15
pm.
From
Vancouver
i
Sunday
ss
Coqultlam,
p.m.
Monday
ss
Princess
Adelaide.
p.m.
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as
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to
buy.
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you
take
just
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VITA-VIM
Multiple
Capsules
(one
of
the
golden
and
one
of
the
black)
each
day,
you
supplement
the
Vitamins
In
your
diet
needed
for
normal
health.
Twenty-five
day
supply
for
$1.75
or
a
fifty
day
supply
$3.00.
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For
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SENIOR
"B"-
STANDING
Maeeys
Is
still
on
top
of
the
Senior
"B"
basketball
standing
while
Port
Edward
occupies
the
cellar
position
alone.
Macey's
5
0
1000
Co-op
2
4
333
Port
Edward
2
5
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SCHEDULE
FOR
LADIES
"B"
BOWLS
February
20
Co-op
vs.
Revenues,
Atlin
vs.
Docketles,
WJ
T.B.
vs.
Bankers.
Khatadas
vs.
Watts
Sz
Nlckerson,
Whirlwinds
vs.
Peoples.
February
27
Atjin
vs.
Peoples,
w.ivr.B.
vs.
Revenuers.
Khata
fine
v
rvlrnMe
Whlrlntlnrfs
"
-
....
-ww.
vvh,,
Miuiiniiliu
vo.
uay,
iaeai
uieaners
vs.
Big
Sis-
'wicserson
ters,
Toilers
vs.
Variety.
Orange
ys.
Moose,
Lucky
Strikes-
vs.
Savoy.
April
1
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
Var
March
C
Watts
is
Nlckerson
vs.
W.P.T.B.,
Khatadas
vs.
Whirlwinds,
Co-op
vs.
Atlin,
Bankers
vs.
Dockettes,
Peoples
vs.
Revenuers.
March
13
Khatadas
vs.
People
Co-op
vs.
W.P.T.B.,
Bankers
vs.
Revenuers,
Whirlwinds
vs.
Atlin,
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs.
Dockettes.
ma
SHORT
SPORT
Howard
Wood,
who
skipped
his
Winnipeg
Granite
rink
ta
victory
In
the
recent
$12,000
bnmcniel
at
Ninawln.
Sask..
Pre
v-'.vu
dicts
an
early
-
.
j
iiMv
lise
to
-v
I'"
power
-
-
of
-
l
'The
game
has
taken
a
hold
in
the
country,
and
the
terrific
I
enlihuslatm
Is
bound
to
pay
o;f
scon,"
Wqod
said.
"They
have
:.
greater
opportunity
for
practice
(
in
the
country
than
is
available
I
hi
the
city,
and
that
Is
going
to
,
decide
the
issue
in
the
end.
All
our
Ice
li
booked
for
games
continually."
Enthusiasm
for
the
game
in
many
areas
Is
running
so
high
that
farmers
are
donating
grain
and
other
farm
produce,
to.
be
sold
by
community
cemmlttees,
and
the
proceeds
help
defray
the
cost
of
building
curling
rinks.
Schoolboys
also
are
luggins
bales
of
hay
several
miles
to
school
to
make
shelters
for
schoolyard
rinks.
No
person
is
better
qualified
to
pass
Judgment
on
curlinn
matter
than
Wood,
who
was
Initiated
into
the
ancient
Scottish
sport
when
about
10
years
old
on
a
vacant
lot
with
blocks
from
a
nearby
highway
for
curl-ins
stones.
Three
times
winner
of
the
Macdonald's
Brier,
Do
minion
curling
champioaship,
t
in
1825,
1930
aud
1940,
and
four
times
winner
cf
provincial
hon-
j
ors
in
lyza,
luau,
i40
and
1943
as
well
as
various
other
'spiels,
he
has
competed
with
and
aTaimt
seme
cf
the
best
In
the
game.
.
Wood
says
jays
he
he
docs
docs
not
not
see
see
I
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FEEL
FEEL
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and
Professional
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May
Organize
Hoop
"School"
For
Junior
Girls
Popularity
of
the
Junior
boy',
oasxeiDim
ciasves
nem
evei
,
Saturday
morning
in
the
Civic
Centre
hs
inspired
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tn
nlo
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the
plan
have
nnt
been
worked
out
yet
but
uhe
asu-group
would
be
for
glrfe
from
12
to
14,
and
the
clasies
may
bo
held
on
Saturday
afternoon
if
gym
schedules
can
be
arranged
suitably.
Attendance
at
the
be$'
basketball
training
clawes
has
averaged
more
than
CO
at
each
session
awl
enthushum
run
;
high,
Mr.
Ruu
aay.
The
boys'
class?s
are
designed
to
train
bays
from
eight
to
L4
who
al
ready
are
nat
affiliated
with
one
of
the
operating
Junior
league
teams.
any
great
chances
in
thp
emm?
since
lie
first
took
it
up.
"Thr
play-
a
m&re
open
hit
and
rn"
game
now
and
.the
delivery
tvi
has
changed.
The
youngster-have
a
sliding
follow-throu?"i
dellvery--we
used
a
stationary
swing
delivery,
never
leaving
the
hack."
Howard
Incidentally
still
uses
th?
oM-tyle
delivery
and
it
still
brings
htm
down
In
front
cf
the
pack.
An
all-roum:
athlete
in
his
vounaer
davs.
he
1
was
a
membw
of
the
1915
Winnipeg
ScotUh
club
that
cap
tured
the
Dominion
champion-,
ship.
He
was
regarded
as
one
of
the
strongest
ha.1bacs
in
West
em
Canada
soccer.
You
saw
it
m
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far
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ed
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from
from
thp
the
silverware
silverware
In
in
38
38
1
Dela
Details
years
of
competitive
curling.
Wood,
now
58,
was
particularly
impressed
by
the
standard
of
play
of
rural
rinks
In
the
Nlpa-i
win
'spiel.
He
said
many
of
to
day's
country
rinks
have
already,
sounded
their,
challenge
to
the
"city
slicker"
and
that
it
might
not
be
long
before
the
Dominion
Utle
wiouki
go
to
some
rural
community.
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