Friday,
June
30,
l9ou
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Rev
H
Port
Day
To
See
Fishing
Fleet
In
Action
On
Harbor
er.
bigger
and
better
Pert
Days
to
has
been
Invited
to
attend
and
Contests
And
Races
To
enliven
the
proceedings-
For
those
who
wish
to
lunch
r.n
the
waterfront.
arrsnziS-
come.
It
Is
the
first
occasion
which
Port
Day
has
become
nt
ha.
b.en
m
d
.
wtth
,hJ
Feature
Marine
Program
Prince
Rupert
will
combine
its
celebration
of
May
this
year's
PORT
DAY
be
the
Biggest
and
Best
Dan's
Service
Station
'
Dominion
Da,y
the
national
holiday
of
Canada,
to
Mitchell
&
Currie
Limited
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
Are
Happy
to
Say
Good
Luck
&
.Good
Sailing
To
the
Sponsors
of
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
PORT
DAY
D.
J.
LIPPETT,
Prop.
more
or
less
of
a
eo.v.munfty
imperial
Order,
Daughters
oi
undertaking
for
which
the
ae-jthe
Empire,
for
the
Operation
of
tive
co-operation
of
Interest
a
mobile
refreshment
Van.
having
to
do
with
fish,
the
Prizes
will
be
presented
to
catching
and
processing
of
winners
as
the
events
re
corn-same
has
been
enlisted.
pleted.
The
demonstrations
will
bej
The
harbor
program
will
be
carried
out
In
as
elose
proxlm-'
completed
by
2
p.m.
to.
give
a
ity
to
the
waterfront
view
points
breathing
spell
before
the
first
as
possible.
All
races,
except:
of
the
Ketchikan-Prince
Rupert
those
for
the
fish
packers
will
baseball
games
at
Z:30
p.m.
be
around
a
triangular
course,
i
Later
in
the
afternoon
will
be
General
administration
oi
plaved
the
Dominion
Dav
Cutj
morrow
with
the
resumption
of
its
Tort
Day
which,
under
the
leadership
of
Aid.
Douglas
Frizzell,
will
take
the
form
of
an
exposition
in
convenient
view
on
the
harbor
of
techniques
of
the
fishing
industry
with
some
Interesting
contests
01
skill
and
speed
by
vessels
of
the
"Still
the
best
service
in
town"
Stop
at
the
Friendly
B-A
Sign
REST
ROOMS
JVlcBride
Street
Phone
Green
605
the
day,
thn?
will
be
an
intens-
Port
Day
is
in
the
hands
of
the
foofharf
nm
am
fMtn
nf
halibut
and
salmon
fleets.
drawing
at
nnmmenrhia
sham
at.
ll'a.m.i
"
Junior
vnamwr
OI
commerce,
mat
will
be
the
.
.
..
'
'
.
.
.
should
all
be
something
of
real
with
S.
O.
Fum
as
organizer.
I
iiaii
iime
ror
me
rort
uay
row-
interest
and
worth
the
watch-.
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Band
boat
and
motor
tog-
'
when
incidentally,
fishermen
of
all
sorts
drop
their
lines
into
the
harbor
to
capture
the
big-
The
1950
Port
Day
is
primar-l
gest,
smallest
and
ugliest
fish
of.Uy
designed
as
a
preliminary
to
j
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1
1
1
I
'
IN
oirit
HDay
Edeas
WE
JOIN
MOST
HEARTILY
WISHING
SUCCESS
TO
effectively.
Just
putting
a
few
flags
on
a
hc-at
does
not
call
for
(By
Julie
Prockter)
In
the
past
few
Years
ALL
THE
BEST
to
ALL
CONTESTANTS
Pru-t
ro
Uo
v
mucn
exercise
of
brains.
Two
or
Port
Day
has
v,
not
been
a
three
year,
age
tha
sailors
vn
the
SUCCess.
Why?
Because
it
warships
had
some
very
lnterest-
13
held
in
the
fishing
sea-!lng
entrlM-
were
amusing,
son
erm
and
inA
tUa
the
,v,
men
v,0.Jand
haveiexcltement
created
...,
much
pleasure
n,m.
and
imccess
.
.
.
So
all
Contestants
in
the
Events
at
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
in
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
Annual
UHOBLTT
BAY
NORTH
WEST
CONSTRUCTION
i
gone
OUt
fishing
and
Can-
on
the
wharf.
One
of
the
entries
not
be
expected
to
come
in
for;
was
a
pirate
ship,
another
was
three
or
four
days
just
for
Port
Cleopatra
with
her
attendants.
Day
when
they
could
be
mak-1
They
won
mos-t.
of
the
awarded
Ing
money
fishing.
Even
if
it
'
prizes.
The
costumes
were
very
was
not
a
bis
success
the
first
Rood
and
thev
did
their
nart
v.r
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i
-
j
few
years
there
could
be
a
big
well.
I
mink
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
could
do
Just
as
well
if
they
tried
hatd.
ger
celebration
in
later
years
if
we
all
worked
for
it-I
think
that
for
a
better
Port
mi
BAY
The
plans
for
this
year's
Port
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Day
many
more
people
should
j
Day
are
better,
much
better
than
enter
in
the
different
events
they
have
been
for
years.
Port
such
as,
boat
races,
runnin?
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on
Page
8(
races
and
surf
board
riding.
In'
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
,
PirG
Day
Long
Motors
Ltd.
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FRIZZELL)
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DEALERS
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To
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Chandlers
Commercial
Fishing
Supplies
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
the
second
place
there
should
be
more
people
come
out
to
see
,
Port
Day
and
enjoy
the
fun.
!
Excitement
is
what
we
really
:
need.
For
example
if
there
are
boats
In
a
race,
two
may
draw
ahead.
The
people
on
the
wnarf
ihen
get
excited
and
we
see
them
yelling
for
either
one
of
the
boats
that
are
In
the
lead.
Also
there
may
be
a
boat
close
behind
and
as
that
boal
catches
up
there
will
be
much
more
excitement..
Ther
we
rhould
take
hints
from
other
years
too!
Boats
should
be
de:orated
much
more
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ITEMS
OF
PARAMOUNT'
IMPORTANCE
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Salmon
aiming
is
a
Year
'round
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PARAMOUNT
BRAND
PORT
While
a
visitor
would
be
impressed
with
the
feverish
activity
around
a
cannery
during
the'run
.
.
.
it
might
not
occur
to
him
that
a
tremendous
amount
of
work
is
going
on
ashore
and
afloat
during
the
rest
of
the
year.
As
any
boat
owner
knows,
the
mere
care
and
maintenance
of
any
sea-going
craft
is
going
to
keep
both
the
owner
and
the
boat
builders
busy
every
time
the
boat
Is
not
actually
at
work.
The
fishing
fleet
out
of
Vancouver
and
other
B.C.
ports
supports
hundreds
of
marine
operatives.
Fishing
is
not
just
a
fine
weather
occupation,
and
rough
weather
demands
Sturdy
craft
and
perfectly
operating
engines
and
equipment.
Nets
must
be
readied
for
service,
mended,
treated
and
replaced.
,
.
;
The
canneries,
cold
storage
plants,
reduction
plants,
hydro-electric
or
other
power
supply
plants
employ
hundreds
of
trained
personnel
who
never1
catch
a
fish.
The
sale
of
the
fine
canned
fish
produced
in
B.C.
again
employs
hundreds
of
experts
in
their
field
.
f
both
at
home
and
abroad.
The
days
when
the
B
C
salmon
pack
was
completed
when
It
stood
In
a
Wharf
warehouse
In
bright
tin
are
long
past.
Today
the
successful
canner
takes
responsibility
for
his
distribution
along
two
lines.
First,
he
arranges
his
allocation
in
a
geographical
sense
.
.
.
then
he
looks
at
the
calendar.
If
the
ultimate
consumer
is
going
to
be
taught
to
ask
for
a
brand
by
name,
the
canner
has
to
make
sure
that
It
will
be
available
In
June
as
well
as
December,
In
August
as
well
as
March.
As
soon
as
he
thinks
of
a
brand,
his
need
for
labels
and
cartons
brings
other
great
Canadian
Industries
Into
the
picture
.
.
.
also
on
a
year-round
basis.
Yes
.
.
.
the
business
of
successfully
marketing
a
fine
product
like
B.C.
Salmon
brings
into
the
picture
many
thousands
who
riraw
good
'
wages
for
being
credited
with
an
"assist"
in
the
game
of
harvesting
the
crop
of
the
sea.
The
list
of
allied
industries
reads
like
a
trade
directory
and
includes
boat
builders,
suppliers,
can
makers,
wooden
box
makers,
labellers,
machinists,
marine
engine
builders,
net
makers,
lithographers,
flbrebox
makers,
warehouses,
every
type
of
transportation
company,
wholesalers
and
retailers
.
.
.
and
.
.
every
type
of
advertising
medium.
They
will
all
continue
to
profit
from
the
salmon
canning
industry
Just
so
long
as
the
quality
of
the
product
will
continue
to
Impel
the
housewife
to
Ray,
"Another
can
of
Paramount
(for
Instance)
please!"
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