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C.
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Delivers
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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
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81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
4a
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PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
MONDAY.
FEBRUARY
2R
1049
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"
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AM
m
7
inavia
Ma
Join
Atlantic
Pact
I
Scand
DROP
SUPPLIES
Canada
Building
To
Be
Speeded
Up
ARROW
LAKES
Canadian
nd
St.
Laurent
Battle
DENUNCIATIONS
IN
HOUSE
jA
roaring
House
of
Commons
today
heard
St.
Laurent
and
Opposition
Leader
George
Drew
jcrics
of
angry
denunciations
in
which
the
Prime
,fi
Drew
of
"irresponsibility'
and
was
in
turn
of
"courage"
and
"decency."
started
over
a
speech
that
Drew
made
in
Mont-,e
week-end
and
spread
to
the
federal
against
Drew
over
his
Hong
Kpng
expedition
OTTAWA,
ft
More
than
100
building
officials
from
across
the
country
will
begin
a
two-day
probe
of
Canada's
building
regulations
today
to
knock
out
impediments
to
the
Dominion's
building
progress.
Principal
Party
In
Denmark
Calls
Upon
Gov't
To
Face
West
OSLO,
Norway
(CP)
High
diplomatic
sources
predict
that
all
Scandinavia,
including
traditionally
neutral
Swedenprobably
will
join
the
proposed
transport
VANCOUVER
5UVER,
P)
A
Royal
i
'
V
n
Air
Force
Dakota
'
-
v
,rT;
"
I
t
made
17
runs
over
two
ii
"-f
f
V
hamlets
in
British
Col-
(J
interior
late
Sunday
to
to
J
f)
)0
pounds
pounds
of
of
food
food
to
to
10
10
J
isolated
umbia's
drop
4,000
persons
who
had
only
48
hours
SUDDlies
left
in
thpir
it
The
plane
arrived
back
here
f
.-
-
-
"
V
f
RAILWAY
IS
AT
NORMAL
Traffic
Moving
Agatoi
Today
After
Month's
Battle
With
Snow
Conditions
North
Atlantic
defence
pact
within
six
months.
Norway
is
already
prepared
to
cast
in
her
lot
with
.
the
.
west.
Denmark's
principal
political
party,
the
Social
Democrats,
only
yester-
y
In
NOVA
SCOTIA
GETS
STORM
four
hours
after
it
took
off
on
a
5000-mile
umnd
trip
to
Halcyon
and
St.
Leon
Hot
Springs
on
Upper
Arrow
Lake.
lee
on
the
lake,
250
miles
east
of
here,
prevented
steamers
from
making
regular
supply
calls.
The
cargo
Included
90J
pounds
of
fodder
for
livestock.
Fire
MONTREAL-LONDON
Fnr
tl
firat
Hmo
clnra
oarlxr
day
called
on
that
country
to
face
west
in
the
quest
for
military
security.
High
officials
in
Sweden
privately
acknowledged
that
their
a
February
it
was
a
case
of.
TEN
HOURS
NORTH
SYDNEY,
N.S.-
Following
an
extended
period
of
mild
weather,
the
winter's
worst
snowstorm
broke
over
Cape
Victims
of
Blaze
Mjnilolia
normal
operations
today
on
the
ine
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
the
lower
Skeena
valley.
Trains
are
running
again
MONTREAL
ffl-Travelllng
at
7l
'
v"""""
"
'
.
.
f
between
eastern
and
western
Breton
during
the
week-end.
.,
i-
Five
sis-
times
near
jet
plane
,
speeds,
a
jder-tlieir
ages
powers
much
longfer.
Sweden's
sympathy
is
known
to
lie
with
the
west.
CITY
POLICE
FINES
SLUMP
Revenue
from
police
fines
and
court
costs
in
January
totalled
ZZZ
Z
,
,
bell
last
Tuesday
set
a
record
and
H
0f
nly
.thC
CnCefn
for
a
west-to-east
Atlantic
cross-
The
blizzard
was
felt
all
over
Nova
Scotia.
Snowfalls
and
gales
were
reported
from
practically
all
over
the
martime
procinces.
Railway,
highway
and
communication
services
were,
disrupted
miiwayintfii
ior
me
moment,
was
the
possibility
of
slides
in
view
of
the
milder
weather
conditions.
Saturday's
passenger
train
ing.
Capt.
Campbell
flew
a
four-1
motored
North
Star
from
Mon-'
treal
to
London
in
ten
hours
and
plovork
minntoe
nk
r--i
rr
1
Q
wiin.
and
a
TransCanada
Air
Lines
$261.50,
according
to
the
month-plane
could
not
land
here
but
ly
police
report
released
today
from
the
East
arrived
at.
3
a
m
-
"
4
v.
,
"tes
on
tne
marie
set
last
year.
Great
Britain
Needs
Billion
went
on
to
Montreal.
ijht
to
21
years
yesterday
when
.aims
torch
of
a
me
building
in
arn
Manitoba
,
North
Dakota
Nettie
21;
An-,t
Sadie,
10,
and
.mhtcrs
oi
Mrs.
ad;
and
John
Sid
been
board-;d
home,
seen
engaged
in
,e
buyers
in
Mur-n'.hwrst
ot
Win-
late.
The
hard
working
snow
at
the
City
Hall
after
consideration
at
the
week-end
by
the
city
police
committee.
For
the
corresponding
month
In
1948.
revenue
was
$1,575.
Insurance
plow
came
in
on
Saturday
afternoon
followed
by
two
freights,
ft
was
not
necessary
to
send
the
plow
out
today.
The
regular
eastbound
train
Paul
Hoffman,
Head
of
E.R.P,
Justifies
Figure
to
Help
Recovery
Desperado
Is
Killed
Is
Lauded
During
the
month,
51
infor-',
mations
were
laid
under
the
Criminal
Code,
Indian
Act
and
j
Government
Liquor
Act.
These
AMBASSADOR
PRESENTS
CREDENTIALS
Vicomte
Alain
du
Pcrc,
ambassador
of
Belgium
to
Canada,
left,
is
shown
with
Gov-eLVor-General
Viscount
Alexander
and
Mr.
L.
B.
Pearson,
secretary
of
state
for
external
affairs,
after
he
presented
his
letter
WASHINGTON.
D.C.
W!
The
is
leaving
this
evening
at
8
o'clock.
Two
freight
trams
left
here
cause
uf
the
lire,
of
credence
to
His
Excellency
at
Government
House
in
Ottawa.
yesterday
afternoon
and
got
resulted
in
45
convictions,
three
dismissals
and
withdrawal
of
i
charges
in
two
cases.
Charges;
1
President
C.
G.
Ham
Reports
Truman
administration
today
at
Hospital
Annual
advised
Congress
that
the
pro-
-Much
has
been
written
and
Posed
$940,000,000
in
new
aid
to
said
concerning
the
hospltali-
Great
Britain
Is
a
"tight
tig-zation
scheme
and.
because
of
tire'
an
absolute
minimum.
through
to
Pacific
without
de
Vicious
Arizonian
Slain
By
Police
In
Shower
Bath
lay.
of
Intoxication
accounted
for
27;
THE
WEATHER
t
is
believed
that
vrrcome
in
their
of
sime
drscrip-p,
it
is
fell
thai
.should
have
been
Superintendent
C.
A.
Berner
Synopsis
announced
this
morning
that1
its
widespread
application,
none
"Any
reduction
in
It,"
warned
PHOENIX,
Arizona
O
A1,
of
the
45
convictions,
vicious
triple
slayer,
Bill
Ray1
Monetary
losses
from
Criminal;
Gilbert,
made
good
his
boast
Code
complaints
during
the
Southern
British
Columbia's
'
four
of
the
largest
bulldozers
in
can
afford
to
disregard
it,"
Pre-
Paul
Hoffman,
head
of
the
eco-
CITY
POWER
CRISIS
OVER
"
Ni'cd
fur
iunsci
viiUnu
uf
v
eetricul
power
in
Prince
Ruikt
from
the
build
iour-day
spell
of
clear
mild
the
country
had
been
brought
sident
C.
G.
Ham
said
Friday,
nomlc
co-operation
administra-
i
h
,Z
fT;m
i
that
he
would
iwver
.
be
laken
c
si
Iudi
the.fLancv
with
recoveries
set
at
'11.07.
.,
s.her
is
due
to
rnd
late
to-
into
the
lower
Skeena
area
from
night
at
the
annual
meeting
I
tion.
would
adversely
affect
day.
A
storm
which
is
already
the
Prince
George
district
for
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
tinued
recovery
in
bctl'i
the
I
auvc.
uui
ji
n
4111c
iavu
1
n
A
visUuis:
In
;
causing
&ouineHM
gajes
ana
ram
use
in
cleaning
out
the
heavy
P'tai
Association,
under
Uie
united
states
and
w
-r-rr
n
over
the
Queen
Charlotte
Isl-
(
ow
anci
siides
which
gave
the
Plan
e
ran
expect
a
degree
of,
Europe.
frn
the
trtdv
ut-
i
Arizona
ex-cvnvici
lea
aeaa
i
fJlAY'J
STf
iJK
S
was
dcdai
erf
officially
over
by
the
Northern
British
Columbia
brfore
a
blaze
of
police
gun
anris
u-ill
rnnvp
nrrnts
flip
pn.
n
t
,
,
EtanHapHt7aHnn
fhrnurr'h
ernv.
I
TArEiticA
nf
varviner
n:Tl"'n7
(Oourtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
o.
'jU!
)
m
sirls
live
in
wiu-
nr
tire
coast
tonight
and
over
the
ache
durlne
the
Dast
three
weeks
ernment
control
but
Prince
Ru-j
British
statements
as
to
hew
far
interior
tomorrow,
me
'
weainer
Mr.
Berner
is
leaving
Wednes-
per''
general
nospnai
win
con-
ureat
Britain
nas
recovered
rry
l
:H
1
,
.
.
t
tinue
to
be
administered
and
from
the
strains
of
wa-y
the
week
of
warm
wrau
ni
r
had
ln-.
creased
water
reserves
in
the
i
company's
Fall;;
River
and
Sha-I
v
atlans
hydro
reservoirs.
i
ucsoay
win
ou
wiowvry
aau
day
night
for
a
tr)p
ovef
the
Jine
mild
in
the
wake
of"he
disturb-
,
Vancouver
Bralornc
(ask
I
8
8fi
B.
R.
Con
03
B.
R.
X
10
ance.
committee
called
in
Hoffman
to
justify
Britain's
share
of
the
new
$5,580,000,000
European
recovery
program.
The
rowfr
Company
slopped!
Forecast
Come
Cariboo
Quartz
132
run
in
accordance
with
the
wishes
of
the
local
Board."
"Victoria,"
he
declared,
"set"
the
rate
and
scale
of
charge
which,
at
first
glance,
gives
the
impression
of
a
tremendous
increase
in
costs.
Analysis
however,
indicates
that
it
is
a
much
fire
last
night.
His
naked
body
I
was
riddled
with
twelve
bullet
!.
holes.
The
28:ycar-old
Gilbert
killed
a
woman
and
two
men
near
(Needles,
California,
last
Wednesday.
The
gun
battle
with
the
jjMjlice
ended
a
crime
foray
in
,
which
Gilbert
and
a
prison
pal,
!
George
Adolph
Schmld,
22,
kid-j
napped
a
Phoenix
woman,
kill-led
the
three
Callfornlans
and
returned
to
Arizona
with
a
plan
jto
kill
the
state
prison
warden
.04
,2
.41
5.05
Congress
Hedloy
Mascot
Pcnd
Oreille
...
oviice
CO-OP
ANNUAL
MEETING
OPENS
Seventy
Delegates
Attending
Three-Day
Gatheririg
TWO
DIE
113
t
"-inc
the
dry
dock
steam
plant,
Qliet,n
charlottes
and
North
switching
back
to
the
Fahs
,
coast
Intermittent
rain
today
River
plant
as
its
main
sourc-
(
and
tonight.
Cloudy
with
show-vt
power,
at
the
week-end,
Com-
Crs
tomorrow.
Southeast
gales
piny
Manager
T.
B.
Black
said
(40
miles
per
hour)
shifting
to
this
morning.
southwest
30"
tomorrow
morn-Toniulit,
lor
the
first
time
in
ing.
Continuing
mild.
Lows
tost
fortnight,
city
business
places
night
and
highs
tomorrow:
mty
turn
on
their
advertising
Port
Hardy
38
and
45,
Massett
dplay
signs,
returning
the
38
and
45.
Prince
Rupert
38
and
downtown
district
to
its
former
,3-brilliance.
.
more
equitaDie
Dasis
man
ior-
merly
and
one
which
wli'
bene-
.1
f
1
1
U
m
f
riftT
,:
'
Viii4
1
fit
the
entire
population"
Mr.
Ham
emphasized
that,
First
session
of
the
annual
three-day
meeting
of
the
Prince
Six
More
Missing:
at
Kenyan
College
In
Ohio
and
other
officials.
while
rates
are
laid
down
by
Must
Kevrre
j
1
1
iirty-St-vcii
I
i
1
I'i.
it
-
Vaiicoii-1
liter
in
47
years!
I
Pinplialic
"Good
f
5
Imlmy
weatlwr
!
I'dMiU'd
spring.
It!
"s
above
and
over
;
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
victoriai
tne
hospilal
nmt)at
opened
this
morning
in
the
Odd-,.
r
reSuonslbilltv.
and
evsnr
GAMBIER,
Ohio
0)
Kenyon
fellows'
Hall
with
70
members
citiien
ao
aj
lo
rfimtnu
.College
here
today
listed
six
students
missing
in
a
$1,000,000
dormitory
fire
that
killed
two
of
the
organization
present
ana
,
ber
is
fact."
two
official
delegates
from
the
He
outlined
physical
expnn-
Pioneer
3.25
Premier
Border
03
Privateer
19
Reeves
McDonald
2.8.r
Reno
;G
Sheep
Creek
1.35
Silbak
Premier
35
Taku
River
25
Vananda
30
Salmon
Gold
12'-i
Spud
Valley
laski
...
.03
Canadian
..
4
10
A.
P.
Con.
23
Atlantic
r'7
Cahnont
30
C.
&
K
4'
Central
Lecluc
107
Home
Oil
.
.10.00
Mercury
13
Okalta
120
Pacific
Pete
2
18
f
it
was
CI
yester-
sion
of
the
hospital
in
1948.
This
others
and
injured
twenty-six
HOSPITAL
SHOWS
$6,000
LOSS
FOR
1948
OPERATION
Despite
an
operating
loss
of
.Street
lights,
which
had
been
operating
at
reduced
power
during
the
crisis,
were
restored
to
their
full
brightness
at
the
weekend.
I
While
water
levels
at
Shawat-lans
and
Falls
River
are
not
yet
i
back
to
their
normaj
levels
fol-!
luw:i
weeks
of
cold,
rainless
EYE
INJURED
IN
PUB
RIOT
A
serious
eye
injury
was
received
Saturday
night
by
Ted
Johnson,
waiter
in
a
Third
Av-
two
southern
B.C.
Co-operatives.
This
morning's
business
was
concerned
with
the
hearing
of
minutes
of
the
last
annual
meeting,
introduction
of
delegates
and
discussion
of
camp
opera
included
remodelling
of
the
yesterday.
Firemen
are-
search-military
wing
which
gives
the
ing
the
ruins
for
more
bodies.
Institution
recognition
as
"one
of
Canada's
most
modern
operating
hospitals."
rAVNFPV
MAM
tion
nolicies
for
the
comine
sea-
.
ntrsfs
si'AR.r.K
ihUt
was
ush-r
end
of
February
ys:
Wted
tlicni
over
1
Vanrouver
golf
'liuyed
over
golf
m.
V
a
n
I'uuvcr
'lifkcti
cameras
In
almost
$6,000
last
year,
affairs
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
were
termed
"satisfac
weaiher,
the
run-off.
due
to
enue
beverage
room,
as
he
and
relatively
high
temperatures,
is
other
waiters
tried
to
restore
sufficient
to
maintain
full
use
,
order
in
the
room
when
a
minor
of
both
plants.
i
riot
occurred
Just
prior
to
the
No
rain
has
yet
fallen
at
Falls'
H:30
closing
hour.
tory"
by
the
annual
meeting
or
son.
j
"Unfortunately,
little
im-
DIES
SUNDAY
Chairman
of
the
session
was
provement
can
be
recorded
in
The
death
took
place
In
the
Anton
Martinusen,
chairman
of
the
nursing
situation
and,
for
city
Sunday
of
Tollefvter
Saug-the
board.
He
introduced
John
tnis
reason,
full
use
of
our
new
;
stad,
64-year
old
englneer-tor-
Donaldson,
delegate
from
the
addition
is
prevented.
Also,
we
'
man
at
Millerd
Cannery,"
Seal
the
Hospital
Association
Friday
i..
i.
it
.
.wttiiwll
ilinm.
!
Princess
28
Royal
Canadian
W
Toronto
Johnson
received
damage
to
his
right
eye
which
may
result
Kyuquot
Trollers'
Co-operative,
definitely
lack
accommodation
Cove,
after
an
illness.
He
is
sur-
"
'ihed
in
Koot-
River
but
melting;
snow
has
brought
the
water
l;vel
to
a
safe
heiuhl.
Daimcr
of
any
fur
vived
by
his
wife
in
the
cify
Victoria
and
O.
E.
Hanson,
of
,
for
our
staff,
but
active
meas-
in
impairment
of
his
vision.
ber.
The
deficit
was
revealed
in
the
revenue
and
expenditure
account
read
by
Secretary
D.C.
Stevenson.
Total
revenues
amounted
to
f'dsor
Cut,..,..,
and
two
daughters
in
Vancou-
the
United
Fishermen's
Co-op-
ures
are
under
way
to
remedy
a
struggle
to
eject
a
ther
need
for
conservation
of
,
during
this
with
construction
of
an
ver.
The
body
will
be
sent
to
rock
slides
de-
Atliona
Aumaquc
Beattie
Bcvcourt
group
of
men
who
started
to
.11
.24
',i
.53
1
i
.25
,12
ative,
Vancouver.
Sessions
will
continue
Tues-
cause
trimhle
ax
the
nlace
was
I
electricity
is
negligible.
Despite
the
power
shortage,
formal
restrictions
were
never
closing
down
for
the
night.
He'day
and
Wednesday.
Bobjo
"ewe
of
an
east-M!tlian
National
a'
Stout
and
the
second
locomotive
"bps.
u,HS
lakon
tr.
Wnital
where
the,
ounuay
aiteuiuuu,
a
meeting
Buffalo
Canadian
16
Consul.
Smelters
101.50
imposed
here,
as
they
were
in
,
.
givrn
treatment
by
I
of
the
membership
was
called
to
the
south.
Conservation
was
in
Korglu.
W
discussions
regarding
am-
response
ti
appeals
by
the
power
.in)
.00
Donalda
Eldona
Waiters
in
the
beverage
par-
j
aigamauon
oi
ine
tnree
coast
lor
managed
to
get
the
unruly
j
fishing
co-operatives,
but
no
de-
addition
to
the
nurses'
home.
Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
Mr.
Ham
paid
tribute
to
the
Tuesday
for
burial.
Mr.
Saug-
new
children's
ward
financed
stad
,had
been
a
resident
of
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Prince
Rupert
for
the
last
seven
Club
as
an
"outstanding
contri-
years.
He
was
born
in
.Minne-
bution."
sota.
Efforts
to
obtain
a
staff
diet-
itian,
as
recommended
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Associa-
I
OCAL
TIDES
tion,
have
been
unsuccessful
but
will
be
continued,
he
said.
Tuesday,
March
1,
1949
Mr.
Ham
received
a
vote
of,
High
2:27
20.5
feet
thanks
from
the
20
members
14:26
20.5
feet
nresent
for
his
work
during
the
,
Low
8:29
5.2
feet
East
Sullivan
-
2.73
$145,757,
while
expenditures
totalled
$151,568.
Deficit
In
the
year's
operation
was
$5,810.
A
breakdown
of
revenues
showed
the
following
receipts:
Hospital
fees
charged,
$91,071.
Special
services,
$36,953.
From
tills
was
deducted
a
total
of
$15,905
for
free
cases,
bad
debts
written
off,
provision
for
doubtful
debts
and
rebates,
leav
customers
out
onto
the
street
:
cisions
resulted.
Bl
NOT
5.15
company
and
was
sufficient
to
stave
off
the
need
for
forced
j
est
lift
ions.
Mr.
Black
today
(hanked
the
where
the
trouble
continued
and
attracted
a
crowd
estimated
Giant
Ycllowknifc
God's
Lake
Ilardrock
Harricana
Hcva
6
BACK
A
meeting
of
the
B.C.
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Federation
will
be
held
in
Vancouver
in
the
first
week
in
March.
public
for
Its
voluntary
conser-
al
belween
2()0
and
3og
before
.41
.)!
.or,:;,
.10
27
Vi
vation
oi
eieeiricny
ana
waier
it
was
queIlcd
by
lne
city
pol
ul'1P
Juinmse
will
during
tne
crisis.
Hosco
ice.
One
i,J0(li'iK
back
man,
William
Addison,
Jacknifc
.
"
04
3.7
feet
20:41
last
year.
I
Venice
is
built
was
taken
into
custody
and
The
city
of
.38
islands
inter-;
charged
with
creating
a
dis
upon
122
small
against
"il
March
si
ing
a
net
collected
amount
from
hospital
fees
of
$112,719.
Provincial
grants
totalled
$23,G70.
municipal
per
diem
grants
$6,908
and
other
revenues,
turbance.
i
sected
by
canals
and
laguons.
a
Jap-
lian
PrcdlcLs.
To
Members
of
the
'"'"a,
aL.,,i
-ii
for-
"est
Vane
uuvcr
and
including
Income
from
Invest-
NOTICE
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
w'Ui
1000
lh
...
o'her
Jap-
-west
Kootenay
ri,WxxL
believps
HOCKEY
SCORES
SUNDAY
National
League
New
York
3,
Detroit
2.
Boston
2,
Chicago
2
(tie
.
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
8,
San
Francisco
3.
Oakland
6,
San
Diego
1.
SATURDAY
National
League
Detroit
0,
Montreal
1.
Chicago
2,
Toronto
2
(tie).
Pacific
Coast
League
Oakland
3,
Los
Angeles
1.
San
Diego
2,
Fresno
4.
Seattle
6,
Tacoma
4.
be
'
ments.,
laboratory
fees,
$2,399,
making
a
total
of
$145,757.
In
the
expenditure
column,
salaries
and
wages
accounted
for
579,088
while
hospital,
medical
and
dietary
supplies
totalled
Jolict
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
Lapaska
Mttie
Long
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
McKenzie
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockshutt
Moneta
Negus
'
Noranda
Louvicourt
Pickle
Crow
Regcourt
San
Antonio
Senator
Rouyn
Sherrit
Gordon
Steep
Rock
i
nu
Modus
to
the
.08
.or.1;
.73
.12';
L'06
.40
1.02
43
2.20
51.75
.29
2.01
.06
4
05
.41
2.20.
1.4;
CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION
Notice
of
Meetings
to
be
held
In
the
Oddfellows
Hall
ANNUAL
GENERAL
MEETINGS
10
A.
M.
TUESDAY.
MARCH
1st
10
A.
M.
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
2nd
,?'lla,lhc
1110Kl
of
'
Wld
out
flnan-
'
Willi
increased
water
reserves,
conservation
in
the
usage
of
electrical
energy
Is
no
longer
necessary.
We
wish
to
thank
all
our
customers
who
voluntarily
assisted
us
by
economizing
in
water
and
energy
consumption
during
an
unprecedented
winter
period.
Economies
effected
were
sufficient
to
guarantee
con-tin
unity
of
electrical
service,
and
maintain
the
city
water
supply
in
a
safe
ondition
to
meet
any
emergency.
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
CO.
LTD.
$44,980.
Purchased
services
amounted
to
$13,931.
Insurance
,
enforced
cvacua-mc
Cf
the
'the
government,
homes
for
them-
depreciation,
municipal
taxes,
repairs
and
other
Items
made
up
the
balance
of
the
$151,568
operating
cost.