I.
Prince
Uupm
Dailp
retos
13
Saturday,
August
21,
1948
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Of
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strife
-and
even
more
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FUN
FOR
ALL
AT
THE
-
:
.
ANNUAL
CARNIVAL
and
PORT
DAY
4
"Success
to
Prince
Rupert's
Festive
Wffik"
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.:
Rupert,
Logical
Port
lions
went
out
during
the
last
World
War
when
Sitka
Spruce
was
used
in
the
speedy
Mosquito
bomber.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
.
i.:
.v.
t.
I.
i
Queen
PhorlnHu
fttw
anf
,
literally
spearun,
uinutri
is
me
Charlotte
Islands.
Lone
I
v
i
r-
u
.
..
.
kit
Today
th?
masseii,
me
iormer
m
g
the
south
end
nf
Graham
logs,
bundled
into
continue
to
flow
W
1
pvnlored
the
Islands1
coast
lint
Davis
rafts.
V,'."
Phone
643
Island
and
trie
latter
on
Jin-r'.r-Vhflrlntte."
and
cave
that
V;
317
Third
Avenue
West
the
north
end.
are
im
the
.
r-otiMfla
its
name,
the
famous
portant
fishing
centres
from
the
shores
of
the
Islands.
The
large,
high-grade
sticks
go
to
down
coast
mills
to
be
sawn
into
lumber,
small
inferior
trees
are
utilized
by
coast
duId
milis.
f
rly
bit
Frince
Rupert
district
for
K
j
6
fleets.
Our
picture
show:
r
of
their
tie.
It
was
tne
Dig
biiKa
spruce
l'1
treeS
I
.kt
tnolr
thp
snntlieht
when
Ii
two
of
which
operate
loaeins
Marine
Electrical
Service
Engines
and
Suppljei
!
shows
on
the
Queen
Charlottes.
a
net-mending
scene
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
l
IIJOl
.
Jlntnirnftrl
that
tto
tniurH
To
the
province
as
a
whole,
loRRlng
on
the
Islands
is
big
business
but
to
the
Island?
Charlo'.t:
as
?jeefl
,
iiEht
wood
was
admirably
suited
itaHtnied'"
"toi
for
the
eonstfw'wn
of
alrcra,".
in
World
War
I.
Millions
of
h
in
th
!
would
I
feet
of
this
timber
went
out
of
,
tot
i
c
into
bat-'
the
Islands
during
those
years
themselves,
there
is
very
litt'.e
visible
gain.
Company
camps
are
self-contained
communities
and
for
the
most
part
have
very
AGNES
MaclNJOSrl
i
Exlde
Storage
Batteries
R.
&
M.
Ball
Bearings
Goodyear
Vee.
Belts:
Marine
Searchlights;
Marine
Hardware
j
Tools,
etc.
!
Wico
Magnetos
Auto
Lite
Electric
System
Gray
Marine
Engines
Johnson
Outboard
Motors
Fairbanks
Onan
Light
Plants
little
eflect
on
the
economic
hln
expects
to
have
a
slutabte
pack
i
by
the
end
of
th
season.
Judged
tn
the
light
of
present-day
Industrial
expansion,
th'?
Queen
Charlottes
are
undoubtedly
trailing
the
field
but
on
the
Islands
a
visitor
finds
much
to
envy.
Residents
have
adjusted
of
the
Queen
Charlottes.
How
PRINCE
RUPERT
S
NINTH
QUEEN
i
j
have
been
Port
and
Carniva
Queens
since
1940:
1948
Agnes
Macintosh.
1947Barbara
Wilson.
1946
Marjorie
Wilson.
1945
Beatrice
Didericksen.
1944
Eleanor
Storseth.
j
1943
Olga
Sather.
j
1942
PhllOmena
Murray.
1941
Lillian
Jones.
1
1940
Judith
Jerstad.
ever,
it
is
thanks
chiefly
to
the
lot'.aers
that
a
daily
return
plane
Renold
Chain
Drives
themselves
gracefully
to
their
I
Twelve-year
old
Agnes
Macintosh,
who
will
reign
this
year
as
Prince
Rupert's
Port
and
Carnival
Queen,
is
the
ninth
Prince
Rupert
girl
to
hold
that
nnvetPd
nnsition
since
the
con1
AVT
A
GO
WRONG
IF
YOU
ATTEND
ANNUAL
CARNIVAL
AND'
PORT
DAY
,
I
r
vrv
in
38
boats
landed
sC".
:c?
rrv
exists
between
P'inc
Pupert
and
Sandspit,
3i'rid.spit
and
Vancouver.
TRANSPORTATION
SOLl'TlOX
Transposition
has
always
been
a
problem
for
Queen
Charlotte
residents
For
many
years
environment.
None
appear
to
be
rich,
few
poor.
'Many
of
them
follow
seasonal
work
but
practically
all
have
fine
gardens
r,
season.
million
pounds
of
hall
ht
at.
Prince
Rupert,
and
on
sne
is
aisu
tests
began
in
-1940
May
11,
the
first
carload
lots
frosVi
halibut
started
to
roll
W.
R.
LOVE
j
ELECTRIC
CO.
I
Cow
Bay
P.O.
Box
957
Prince
Rupert,
K.C.
(no
closed
season
this
the
youngest.
Deer
a
14-day
st
"liner
service
was
th:
east
over
C.N.R.
lines.
B.C.
Pack-
geese
and
ducts
are
i
year
)
In
earlier
years,
the
cjpntest
nut
through
the
hnat.
Fisher
Lassie
was
nign
a
welcome
accepteu
unag.
n.gm
ow
va.y
ad
make
er.joymg
a
10-day
schedule
are
,
fa
HrfHinn
f
tn
,he
the
u
in
with
43,000
family
larder.
sale
of
"votes-"
for
particular
oniHQts
These-
votes
were
eer
Food
Market
And
for
those
that
like
shell
fis
pounds.
but
that
was
only
designed
a
a
summer
special.
The
Princ
r,
intio
effort
nn
thp
huee
sand
t
...in,
v,
rMirr-hase
of
en-
Ruprt
Chamber
of
Commerce)
hes
&t
right
tide
wiU
,
Camivai
and
hm
fmked
the
KteamshiD
com-
..
.
...
substantial
...w.ni
'
,
iti
totals
nun
were
Phones
62
or
63
;
cmo
imnressive
vote
Avenue
West
-
.
.
.
usually
result
in
pury
to
service
the
lsiana
pons
nr
lams
run
up
In
the
pursuit
of
royl
I
honors
for
the
candidates.
,
.
...
.
1
:
wnn
a
bi'iiner
juuuiuk
..
....
.
v.,.
Dearies
Quality
Cleaners
pK.DANE:,Prop.
O
Fiir.ee
Rupert
instead
of
from
Altogetner,
uie
peuvue
m
v-Islands
appear
to
live
the
type
rvie
vpar
however,
the
Queen
Vancouver.
"
If
this
recommenda
1
-m
.!.
InnscH
fnr
htf
.
,
i
A
nnmiltr-
ESS
TO
m
lue
ww"
-
i
contest
was
oascu
--
iion
heeo-nes
a
realUv
the
Queen
Charlottes
and
PrlnM
Rupert,!
those
who
are
geared
tothede,
j
Uy
conlest
heldreenights
i
manoing
pace
oi
c
hj
in
July
at
o-h
stand
to
.rain.
With
a
t
;
;
l
Uno
an
inrtpnpHeriM!
II
D
O
II
ine
coitccsianKo
n,..
c
CENTRE
CARNIVAL
schools.
Graduate
of
National
Institute
of
Cleaning
and
Dyeing,
Silver
Springs,
Maryland
al9
Sixth
Avenue
West
from
the
city's
five
Phone
283
Agnes
Macintosh
was
the
rep--ocontotive
of
Borden
Street
,ho;
ter
run
Island
settlements
wou,d
benefit
by
more
freauent
J
-
TJn
M.,n,er
s-rvice
which
would
he
U
J
to
.
the
ha
i
g
,
an
encouraging
feature
JB
,
n.
lne
vP'ldre
ul
present
residents
and
others
1
1
elmpntrV
SChOOl.
I
-T
,
Here
is
a
list
of
the
gins
wno
;;e
&
Pc
Unity
who
might
be
contemplating
settling
on
the
Queen
Charlottes.
Pnnre
Rupert
would
benefit
by
an
increased
trade
with
th?
Deople
of
the
Islands.
ume
of
Shenvin-
illiams
I'amts
and
McClary
Ranges
(
r
.V
T
1
Settlement
o.
the
Queen
Char-
lottes
has
not
been
rapid.
Chi.-f
1
reason
for
this
may
be
placed
,i,p
inch
fif
nermanent
In
Vipwt'I
Most
Complete
Heavy
Hardware
Stock
i
i
.
r-
i
i
dustries.
At
present
there
are
I
......
mwri"
and
two
small
sawmills
operating
on
the
Is-j
lands.
Off
the
Islands'
shores
(
lie
some
of
the
best
fishing,
grounds
'on
the
British
Columbia
Coast
but
most
of
the
fishermen
eneaaed
in
this
Industry
don't
live
on
the
Queen
Charlottes,
They
are
too
isolated
to
satisfy
th?
average
person
and
in
Massett
at
least,
accommodations
for
fishing
craft
are
poor.
The
onlv
sheltered
spot
is
a
salt
slough
which
dries
at
low
tide,
i
Ririents
hold
that,
if
the
gov
fRARTr.nS
CRriSES
Fishing
and
Huntins
Partiri
Make
Reservations
Now
PHONE
(1REEN
:J
1
1
ernment
were
to
have
the
slough
rtrPrteeri.
an
ideal
small
ooai.
5S
TO
THE
FISHING
FLEET
PORT
DAY
QUEEN-
Pretty
twelve
year
old
Agnes
Mcintosh
of
Borden
Street
School.
She
is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Angus
Mcintosh.
Angus
Apartments.
NCE
RUPERT'S
CARNIVAL
anchorage
would
be
provided
ana
j
there
would
be
some
inducement
for
fishermen
to
settle
in
the
community.
Before
the
First
World
War
the
Islands
had
an
Influx
of
settlers.
They
came
to
till
the
land
but
first
they
had
to
clear
AND
PORT
DAY
Iford
Electrical
Works
LIMITED
.
'
mature
and
Motor
Rewinding
9
Marine
nrl
Inrliictrial
Wirin?
the
soil
of
its
timebr,
the
muskeg
of
moss
and
most
of
them
were
licked
in
the
first
round.
Many
of
those
who
did
manage
found
they
couldn't
to
raise
crops
sell
their
produce
anyway.
There
market.
It
is
doubtful
wasn't
any
whether
half
a
dozen
full-time
farmers
exist
on
the
Islands
today.
Not
that
the
soil
will
not
7
diophones
Direction
Finders
Pth
Sounders
Sales
and
Service
jkU
E
391
'
BOX
1307
produce.
Kitchen
garaens
piuvi.-that
it
will.
Join
most
heartily
IN
and
plant
employees
in
the
Not
only
the
fishermen
indu6try,
not
only
people
.ho
eat
and
enjoy
the
British
Columbia
waters,
but
prime
quality
fish
from
practically
everybody
benefits
when
our
great
fishmg
industry
thrives
...
the
farmer
sells
more
products,
the
factory
worker'
job
is
more
secure
and
the
city
merchant
finds
business
flowing
more
steadily
throughout
the
year.
,
The
millions
of
dollars
paid
out
every
year
to
fishing
industry
workers
find
their
way
eventually
into
the
of
people
in
all
walks
of
life,
maintaining
;
the
pockets
continuous
flow
of
money
and
goods
that
PelU
For
a
number
of
years
tne
Cooperative
at
Massett
operated
a
cannery
in
which
the
rare
raxor
clams
were
packed
hut
this
year
those
in
control
decided
the
rlam
beaches
to
the
east
of
the
community
needed
a
rest.
However
the
cannery
hasn't
been
idle.
Three
boats
have
been
supplying
it
with
crabs
and
Sam
Sibpson
WISHING
SUCCESS
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
LAST
YEAR'S
QUEEN
Barbara
Wilson
who
reigned
over
Port
Day
and
Civic
Centre
Carnival
in
1947.
CIVIC
CENTRE
CARNIVAL
prosperity
for
all.
AND
A.
(Or
ANNUAL
PORT
DAY
orth
West
BYTOWN
Machine
Works
"Whim
in
Trouble
See
Us
Fur
Complete
Service"
Oxy-Acetylene
and
Electric
Welding
Gas
and
Diesel
Engines
Installation
and
Repairs
Machine
Work
Repairing,
Adjusting
and
Balancing
Propellers
Northern
B.C.
Distributors
for
;
British
Columbia
Packers
Ltd.:
Vancouver,
B.
C
Construction
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Engines
tummm.
LIMITED
Box
563
phone
211
W.J.
Richards,
Manager