Prince
EBprrt
Dafla
I3etoj
Cta.
Saturday,
July
24,
1943
ral
Scientists
Win
need
Scholarships
diun
Soif
mints
have
been
awarded
scholarships,
TsudO
f"r
dnctd
traJB
prof8Kional
auri-a''
vtarcis
we
announced
by
the
Agricultural
Insti-
WOULD
BAH
SALMON
NET
F-x-rt
t
alk,
for
Commit,,,,
to
Study
Probk-m
of
Quebec
Riven
MONTREAL,
m
...
I
OFF
TO
OTTAWA
MEET
NEXT
WEEK
FUNERAL
OF
WILLIAM
LAIRD
Large
Congregation
in
Terrace
Anglican
Church
on
Wednesday
To
attend
the
national
convention,
E.
T.
Apple-
,
!,.)
in
co-ojt'"""
muni
a
numuer
ox
inter
foundland
fishinir
hnt
na
has
allotted
fifty-five
of
these
schol-
ial
ciincfrns.
tmon
off
Port-aux-Bupt
may
spoil
th
sport
of
ajj
aogier
-
u.-oec
rivet
l.OUU
miles
away.
7
2
.;elir,
according
to
a
statement
from
Dr.
R.
D.
'"iionuin.
pr4Jeai
of
the
Institute.
Many
of
the
in
the
United
States,
'where
special
facili-',',le.
s-udy
but
all
'ill
return
fc
Canada
later
to
assume
iculiui-ai
neld.
Kit,
following
In
British
Columbia:
That
conclusion
has
h
whaite,
party
candidate
for
Skeena
in
the
next
election,
will
leave
on
Friday
evening
of
next
j
week
for
the
East.
He
will
carry
the
resolutions
of
this
district
and
also
is
making
arrangements
to
take
up
certain
matters
with
departments
at
Ottawa
concerning
the
welfare
and
development
of
this
area.
,He
expects
to
be
about
about
two
weeks.
G.
W.
Nickerson
of
this
city
will
also
attend
the
reached
by
Prof.
Percy
E.
Boobs
whose
survey
of
salmoa
conditions
ha
been
publihhwi
in
a
booklet
issued
by
the
Province
of
Quebec
Associatioa
for
the
Protection
of
Fish
and
Game
l
ne
biologist
and
conservation
expert
says
all
the
rivers
nf
Quebec
province
ae
related
In
that
salmon
entering
them
fjrst
lass
through
the
narrow
opening
between
Nova
Scotia
anrt
IL".5
MANY
APPLICATIONS
The
word
"sugar"
applies
to
more
than
100
substances
as
having
distinctive
properties.
TERRACE
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
Church
here
was
crowded
Wednesday
afternoon
when
Rt.
Rev..
James
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
officiated
at
the
funeral
of
William
Laird,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
S.
Laird
and
a
member
of
the
local
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
staff,
who
died
in
Jasper
Hospital
on
Sunday.
The
congregation
included
the
many
friends
of
the
young
man
and
his
sorrowing
parents.
The
chancel
and
aisle
were
banked
with
beautiful
floral
tributes.
The
hymns.
"The
Lord
is
My
Shepherd"
and
"Peace,
Perfect
Peace"
were
sung
with
Miss
Elliott
Head
at
the
organ.
R.
Bray
read
the
lesson.
Bishop
Gibson,
in
his
address,
said
that
the
lives
of
all
who
had
known
the
young
man
had
been
enriched
by
his
friendship.
Deceased
had
been
church
organist.
Interment
took
place
at
the
Kalum
Cemetery.
The
Cub
the
southwest
tip
of
Newfoundland.
Thus
fLshhm
r.rr
New
foundland
takes
its
toll
of
sal
THE
CAN
AD
AIR
FOUR
Canada's
entrancj
into
a
new
world
market
is
seen
with
the
announcement
that
British
Overseas
Airway
Corporation
has
ordered
a
fleet
of
four-engined,
pressurized
Canadair
Four
airliners
to
be
produ
:ed
at
Montreal.
The
order
for
a
22-aircraft
fleet
of
the
newest
Canadian
airliner,
the
Camdair
Four,
evidences
Canada's
entry
into
an
export
field
heretofore
occupied
almost
exclus
ve!y
by
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States.
The
Canadair
Four
is
the
latest
version
of
four
-engined
transports
now
operated
by
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
over
transcontinental
routes
within
Canada
down
to
Bermuda,
and
across
the
Atlantic-
Ocean
between
London
and
Montreal.
Combining
a
Canadian
airframe
with
British-made
power
plants,
the
Canadair
Four
incorporates
liquid-cooled
Rolls-Royce
engines
which
are
the
latest
commercial
development
of
famous
wartime
types
used
in
such
celebrated
aircraft
as
"Spitfire,"
"Lancaster"
and
"Mosquito."
Records
established
within
recent
months
by
earlier
versions
of
the
Canadair
Four
are
as
follows:
Montreal
to
London,
nonstop
in
10
hours,
30
mins.,
September
4,
1947;
S.iannon,
Eire,
to
Montreal
non-stop
in
12
hours,
57
minutes,,
September
20,
1947;
and
Vancouver
to
Montreal
non-stop,
under
T.C.A.
operation,
in
six
hours,
52
mins.,
October
13.
1947
mon
thiit
might
reach
Quebec
v
4X
'
E2J
lvers.
Piof
.
Hobbs
advocates
formation
of
a
salmon
commission
in
which
ihe
eastern
proviuces
:.nd
Newloundland
would
be
associated.
Such
a
conuni.ssion
would
be
able
to
take
joint
action
to
protect
the
salmon
fish-fry.
Prof.
Hobbs'
survey
notes
an
increase
in
the
proportion
of
salmon
taken
in
nets
over
that
taken
on
rods.
FISHED
OI
T
IN
10
YEARS
"In
10
years."
he
says,
"if
present
policies
continue,
there
will
be
very
lew
salmon
rivers
NO
GOLD
:
of
ihe
B.C.
Soil
and
now
work-
CFPR
Radio.
Dia.
1240
Kilocycle
pack
followed
the
remains
of
i
!
-i
St.
John
area
'Subject
to
change)
wifr
the
super-tad
of
Van-
M.
G.
THOMSON
of
the
Dominion
Entomological
Laboratory
at
Victoria
Is
awarded
an
Agricultural
Institute
Scholarship
in
eatotnolo;y.
A
graduate
of
the
University
of
B.C.
hi
1947.
he
has
taken
a
yeax
of
advanced
training
at
the
University
of
California
and
will
return
there
for
further
studies.
His
work
will
have
particular
reference
to
forest
protection.
I
iMifj
an
Asri-
Miniag
Man
Recalls
Finding
of
Radio-Active
Mineral
I
rule
ScholwHhlp
I
a!
bucU-rioloty.
i
g
B.S.A.
and
j
.nvH
from
the
ii
Wivonsin.
He
Princess
Line
SAILINGS
to
VANCOUVER
and
way
ports
t
Every
Monday
10
p.m.
1:30
Church
of
the
Air
2
:00
By
the
Sea
2:30
CBC
New."
2:33
-John
Fisher
Reports
2:45
Week-end
Review
3:00
Alan
and
Me
3:30
Weather
Forecast
3:35
Musical
Program,
Tor.
4:00
Songs
From
the
Movies
4:15
Movie
Critic
4:30
Concert
Recordings
5:00
Record
Album
5:30-Ici
L'on
Chante,
Oue
8:00
CBC
News
6:10-The
Old
Songs
6:30
Familiar
Music
7:0O-Behold
This
Land
7:30-
Little
Symphonies,
Tor.
b-)0
British
Authors
8:15-
World's
Greatest
Ballads
8:30
Music
by
Eric
Wilde
9
:
00
Summertime
9:30-Vesper
Hour
at
if
his
.studies
WINNIPEG,
'CP
The
failure
of
a
Manitoba
gold
mine
led
to
the
discovery
of
the
first
large
deposits
of
uranium
in
Canada.
The
man
who
made
the
discovery,
59-year
old
Gilbert
La-bine
of
Toronto,
president
of
Ogama
Rockland
gold
mine,
in
Winnipeg
for
a
visit
recollected
the
finding
of
the
first
large
de
their
assistant
cubmaster
to
the
last
resting
place..
Pallbearers
were:
:
George
Dover,
James
Stevenson,
G.
C.
Sessions,
Norman
Marwick,
Ronald
Paulson
and
George
Anderson-News
of
the
death
of
the
21-year
old
youth
from
peritonitis
on
Sunday
came
as
a
distinct
shock
to
the
district.
His
father
and
mother,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
S.
Laird,
who
had
travelled
east
oy
plane
to
be
near
him,
and
their
daughter
Roberta,
also
Mrs.
Laird,
senior,
of
Saskatoon,
accompanied
the
remains
to
Terrace.
Besides
his
parents,
the
deceased
Is
survived
by
a
sister,
Peggy,
and
a
brother,
Jimmy
at
Terrace.
SATUKDAK
P.M,
4:30
Here's
to
Romance
5:00
Tea
Dance
5:30
Sports
This
Week
5:45
Sports
college
6:00
CBC
New
6:10
The
Marsons
6:30
Good
Music
by
Goodman
7:00
Radio
City
Playhouse
7:30
Serenata
8:08
This
Week
8:15
John
Emmerson
at,
Home
8:30
Dance
Time
in
London
8:00
Pacific-
Pianoforte
9:30
Chamber
Music
10:00
CBC
News
10:
10
B.C.
News
10:15
The
Sea
and
Our
Home
10:30
Manor
Orch.
11:00-Fish
Arrivals
11:05-Weather
Forecast
and
Sign
Off
to
A
L
A
S
K
A
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
July
26
and
30
to
ALE
R
T
BAY
and
Vancouver
July
24
and
31
worth
fishing
and
very
tew
net-1
'ine
stations
worth
operating
in'
lbs
province
of
Quebec.
j
"With
a
take
on
the
rods
of;
9.1
per
cent
of
that
in
the
netsj
it
is
clear
that
the
nets
are
killing
the
goose
that
lays
the
gold-
j
en
egus.
The
ratio
between
rods
and
nets
should
be
about
two
tt)
one,
not
ten
to
one,
and
as
many
fish
must
reach
the
spawning
grounds
as
are
taken
by
the
toll
of
rods
awt
nets
combined.
Only
thus
can
salmon
be
abundant.
"Rod
fi.shing
should
continue
as
an
economical
expedient
to
provide
protection,
but
at
least
posit
of
pitchblends.
Engaged
on
a,
prospecting
trip,
Mr.
Labine,
with
his
partner,
Charles
St.
Paul,
arrived
on
the
frozen
.edge
of
Glacier
Bay
on
Great
Bear
Lalse,
May
14,
1930.
On
the
morning
of
May
16,
j
10:01
CBC
New
1
10:15
Canadian
Short
Stories
j
10:30
Prelude
to
wianiehi
j
11:00-
Weather
and
Sign
Off
Mr.
Labine
investigated
a
small
,
Island
in
the
bay
and
found
the
1
first
uranium.
All
this
happened,
'
I
he
said,
because
Eldorado
Gold
'
You
aw
It
In
the
Daliv
News
"
'
i
!
NJU
'
i
U
A
I
I-
J,
:-r
iff
y
is
it--
M,
Mints
Ltd.,
which
was
founded
in
1925,
did
not
come
up
to
expectations,
and
permission
of
shareholders
was
given
for
the
acquisition
of
new
properties.
See
us
for
your
Preserving
Supplies
.?.
TIN'S,
JARS
AND
JELLY
GLASSES
CANNING
MACHINES
AND
PRESSURE
COOKERS
MONDAY
-A.M.
7:30
Musical
Crock
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
&
Comty.
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Transcribed
Melodies
9:45
Modern
Musicians
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
Roundup
Time
10:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
11
:00-
Bernice
Braden
Tells
a
SLory.
ting
seems
necessary,
with
56
SUNDAY
A.M.
per
cent
fewer
nets
thereafter
":30
Sunday
Recital
ii
we
are
to
get
the
unfortunate!
9;0
BBQ
News
and
netsaian
back
to
prosperity
aud
'
Commentary
increase
the
present
supply
to!
15
Songs
and
Sirvers
the
market
five
or
ten-fold."
I
9:30
Harmony
Harbour
A
comparative
table
shows
the
5:59
Time
b-snai
Quebec
salmon
catch
on
rods
10:00
B.C.
Gardener
has
declined
from
110,000
pounds
.
10:15
David
and
the
Man
in
1930
to
75.000
pounds
in
194(i
Moon
In
the
same
period
salmon
tak-
10:30
Music
and
Worship
en
in
nets
dropped
from
1.688.-!
11:00
Cue
News
000
to
558.000
pounds.
The
num-1
11
:03
Capitol
Reports
Ott.
fcer
of
netting
stations
increas-
11
.
'30
Religious
Pediod,
Tor.
ed
from
5G3
iu
1934
to
775
in
12:00-Hollywood
Bowl
Sym
1946.
'
.
phony
11:15
-Song
Hits
of
Yesterday
11:30
Weather
Pwecast
11:31
Message
Period
1
1
-33
Recorded
Inter'ude
11:45
Famous
Voices
P.M.
t'SH,
an
employee
ion
Department
WE
DELIVER
at
Summerland,
Agricultural
In-
32:00
Mid-day
Melodies
12:15
CBC
News
12:25
-Program
Resume
J.
E.
0LDF1ELD.
who
has
been
conducting
nutritional
research
studies
on
mink
at
the
University
of
B.C.,
is
awarded
'an.
Agricultural
Institute
Scholarship
in
animal
nutrition.
He
graduattd
from
the
University
of
S
C.
in
1941
and
saw
overseas
service
with
the
Westminster
Regiment.
His
studies
will
be
conducted
at
the
University
of
BC.
under
the
direction
of
Dr.
A.
J.
Wood
of
the
department
of
animal
husbandry.
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
I
irship
in
plant
I
will
take
this
f
tins
at
the
Uni-
I
"unto
under
the
Ur.
D
L.
Bailey.
!
;w
RCA
F,
Mr.
icHiated
last
If
:if
University
of
l
S
A.
decree.
BLONDIE
Its
the
Ostrich
in
Him!
X7
By
Chic
Young
McBride
Street
Phone
311
T7i
lrTT
-J
I
KNOW
I"
5
,
,
,
A
tCSiNG
tl'TLE
J
,
-
PAGWOOB
V
I
'
i
f
I
I
iWlLLVrjutW)
f
I
f
I
(
THE
DISHES
K
J
SPW
,
cf-J
M
ihan
WOOD
than
5,000
pounds
per
square
'Mi
animal
Elue
.
inch
l
wic
us
strony
as
wood
?
I...
Aieni'th
of
more
:
Itself.
Kaien
Co-op
REVERE
WARE
Drop
in
and
check
over
the
New
Copper
Bottom
Stainless
Steel
Pressure
Cookers
along
with
other
lines
of
Pots
and
Pans.
wm
mBiA
wmu
PHONE
Phone
179
WRITE
Box
1127
DROP
IN
251
3rd
YVeaj
-
-mm
fr.r
i.
V
I.
-
Mi
rill
:
Pik
-y4
m
KEST
IN
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
.
.
.
See
Your
,
What's
Good
for
the
Gosling:.
fERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
r
I
ii!!..'!::Ti;!:'''
j
t
1
'
i
'
I
u
'
'
llUj
'
i
i
i
i
Bulck
-
Chev.
Trucks
OldsMobila
.
O.M.C.
Trucks
I'tite
MACBiNE
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
ice
Machine
Shop
&
Garage
TERRACE,
H.C.
TOLD
VOJ
A
HUNDRED
,.
CCLOSE
IT
GEhJTLV
"
WoOrC30.'
1
V
21-
S
T.Mca
NOT
TO
SLAM
jCmf
i
(TWENTY-
FIV6
TIMES
)
'
A
K.V
9
f
T
'
ILZS
iw
m
7,y-.y,
Vst.Iiil
PI
'
rlrV?
,-
-
I'""''
'
"
i
I
W
'
8A
..'
3mU
f7
x.
(j
t
Don't
Worry...
we've
lots
left!
Our
beautiful
gifts
are
so
attractive
that
some
people
find
them
an
irresistible
temptation.
However
the
choicest
pieces
remain
for
our
wisest
customers.
We
gather
stock
from
many
parts
of
the
world.
Diamonds
from
Africa,
rubies
from
India,
opals
from
Australia,
gold
and
silver
from
Canada,
china
from
India,
watches
from
Switzerland
and
America.
Remember
that
something
from
Bulgers
is
always
worth
having.
IN
TERRACE
.
.
.
A
Modern
Department
Store
Nationally-known
lines
in
Ladies'
Wear,
Yard
Goods,
Men's
Clothing,
Shoes
.
.
plus
a
new
Self-Serve
Food
Section
w
1th
a
Free
Delivery
8ervic,
It's
the
Bicarbonate
of
Soda!
I
V
hats
Tug
first
t
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
Nllllllil"'
1
TIME
I
EVER
made
)
I
WHATS
the
PICKLE.
"
a
sanpwich
V
matter
-
'
1
PONT
KNOW"
'(
THtl?t5
JLIST
SOMtTHINS
)
J
2
PEANUT
BUTTER..
1
DIDNT
LlkE
rJ
WITH
IT
?
SAUSA3E.SALMON,
HAM.
BEANS,
WONDERFUL
)
HONEY,
ANCWOViE9.T
IDEA
FOR
&
iXfWM
Trail
A
bANpwCH
,
.rZiA
Seabee
THE
Amphibian
Plane
YIN
Non-Schedule
Charter
Service
Commercial
Hurting
TrfKhino-
Cirvlitccoinir
1K
i
Tn!M
W
t
V
'tit
'
NA
AIR
TRANSPORT
LTD.
I
PHONES
II
W.
H.
Martin,
23;
E,
T.
Kenney
Ltd.,
35
,,p
Rupert:
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
406
TJI
1.