the
The
Gc-tt:i
packer
Vermay'
docked
at
the
Armour
Salvage
mm
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iu
ui
Charlotte
Island
a
was
case
last
year.
Prfntf
Rupfrt
Paflp
rjttos
Saturday,
July
23,
1949
TODAY
7:00
-
9:25
JIDY
GARDANO
r-
MIck
in
'WORDS
AND
My
Waterfront
SUNDAY
MIDNITEOl
TERRACE
CIVIC
CENTRE
PLANS
Sockcye
run
on
the
Skecna
this
week
boomed
somewhat,
making
it
the
most
profitable
week
since
the
season
began
on
wharf
here
Friday
afternoon
to
clear
her
propeller
of
a
fish
net
which
it
acquired,
much
to
the
disgust
of
the
Vermay's
Capt.
J.
Swanson,
and
some
unfortunate
fisherman
off
the
Skcena
mouth.
They
Vermay
was
towed
In
from
near
Kennedy
Island
by
the
packer
Spud
after
wrapping
JOE
KIRKWOOD
--.Whiffs
It
TERRACE
Plans
for
the
Civic
Centre's
Annual
Loggers'
Sports
Day
and
Barbecue
to
be
held
on
Labor
Day
were
com-
ELYSE
KNOX
"WINNER
TAKE
ALL"
FRENCH
June
19.
However,
It
dropped
off
later
in
the
week
after
its
In-1
itial
spurt.
During
the
early
parti
of
the
week
the
500
odd
boats
averaged
between
45
and
50
fish,
a
clay
but,
by
Thursday,
the
av-'
the
net
about
her
wheel
and
thereby
being
brought
to
a
standstill.
Her
crew
attempted
j
menced
at
Wednesday
night's
erage
dropped
to
23
fish.
How
Few
Tuna
Off
B.C.
So
Far
Yachtsmen
Pleased
New
Vessel
For
Haines
Run
While
British
Columbia's
tuna
fishery
is
languishingonly
a
small
amount
of
tuna
was
caught
by
the
MON.
TO
WEI)
meeting
of
the
Civic
Centre's
directorate
with
B.
R.
Dodds
presiding.
The
tickets
for
the
gate
prizes
will
be
out
on
sale
ever,
tne
over-au
average
was
substantial.
to
clear
the
propeller
without
taking
it
Into
dry
dock.
The
Vermay
was
proceeding
from
Seattle
to
Craig
with
aj
cargo
of
foodstuffs
and
an
auto-!
JACK
CARSON
RSON
-ORGAN
f
-
1
DENNIS
MORG
in
next
week.
The
draw
for
the
;
f
jsherjes
protection
vessel
Howay
on
patrol
this
week
three
lucky
winners
to
take
,
'
,
.
.
,
.
.
.
place
at
the
evening's
bail.
good
catches
are
being
made
oil
the
Washington
Anglers
who
cannot
afford
the
i.
MKl
time
to
go
to
lakes
or
streams
mobile
when
she
inadvertently
made
contact
with
the
fish
net.
Real
boosters
for
a
north
coast
I
WU
uu
i
O
S
tattrr
FROM
TEXAS'
it
was
decided
that
the
first
:
and
Oregon
coasts,
according
to
a
radio
message,from
prize
would
be
an
electric
the
Howay
on
r
riday.
The
Howay
ran
into
her
first
in
the
district
can
have
most
of
the
thrill
of
sport
fishing
right
in
the
harbor.
Out
Seal
Cove
way,
a
small
fish,
believed
to
be
a
type
of
cod,
has
made
an
tuna
off
Cape
Cook
early
this
Cape
Flattery
but,
up
to
Friday
week
and,
since
that
time,
has
afternoon,
none
had
caught
any
Look
over
our
Cold
and
Canned
j
1-ange
with
the
winner
having
a
choice
of
a
woid
and
coal
I
range;
second
prize,
a
portable
m
I
radio,
and
third
prize
a
26-
j
piece
set
of
silverware.
There
.
will
be
handsome
prizes
for
the
m
sports'
winners
and
the
pro
FOR
YOUR
EATING
and
is
going
for
caught
six,
according
to
her
fish.
However,
south
of
Cape,
appearance
PLEASURE
MEN'S
SUITS
ceeds
of
the
day's
activities
will
master,
Capt.
Walter
Redford.
Flattery,
off
the
Washington
worms,
salmon
eggs
or
cut
bait.
The
Howay
put
into
Victoria
and
Oregon
coasts,
tuna
boats
Anglers
who
have
fished'
Xor
j
Friday,
completing
her
first
are
said
to
be
doing
well.
them
say
they
put
up
a
fairly
tuna
voyage
of
the
season.
Possibility
is
that,
as
the
sea-
good
fight
and
that
they
strike
Capt.
Redford
reported
a
nuin-
son
advances,
Digger
showings
near
the
surface.
They
measure,
ber
of
Canadian
tur.a
boats
of
tuna
will
appear
farther
up
to
about
a
foot
in
length
and
fishing
between
Cape
Cook
and
north,
perhaps
off
the
Queen
are
also
good
eating.
TERRACE
MEAT
MARKS
George
E.
Peters,
Prop.
QUALITY
SEKVICE
MEATS
HM1
BITTER
EGGS
P(,l,J
l
$39.95-549.95
j
Ready-made
suits
In
single
m
J
or
double-breasted.
Choice
B
of
gabardines
and
worsteds
in
all
sizes
and
colors.
a
Z
RUPERT
MENS
&
BOYS
STORE
-
be
devoted
to
further
Improvements
In
the
Civic
Centre.
The
Dominion
Day's
net
profits
amounted
to
over
$1,000,
and
300
chairs
have
been
purchased
and
placed
in
the
auditorium.
The
Association
decided
to
sponsor
"A
Night
in
Vienna,"
a
Basil
Horsfall
musical
production
which
has
asked
to
include
Terrace
in
Its
itinerary
ir.
September.
With
the
Labor
Dny
activities,
Fa"
Fair
on
September
15,
and
this
musical
production,
the
Civic
Centre
.shows
certainty
of
being
well-patronized
this
September.
holiday
are
the
passengers
aboard
the
charter
yacht
Prin-,
cipia,
which
stopped
here
briefly
one
night
this
week
southbound
after
a
cruise
to
Skagway.
Among
the
ship's
passengers
were
Dr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Uhl
and
son
of
Los
Angeles.
Dr.
Uhl
is
public
health
officer
for
the
California
city.
(
Other
passengers
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mark
C.
Nottingham
and
daughters
Bertha
and
Betty,
of
Crcadla,
California,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
I.
Smith
and
son
Robert,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Hlckey,
all
of
Alhambra,
California,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
Mussenburg,
of
Rosemead,
California.
Mr.
Nottingham,
an
ardent
photographer,
found
an
excellent
outlet
for
his
hobby
In
the
scenery
on
the
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
coasts
and
led
his
companions
In
their
avowals
that
they
would
return
another
year.
Mrs.
Uhl
Is
a
noted
dog
breed-ed
and
exhibitor
in
California.
Her
kennel
raises
long-haired
Chihauhua
dogs
which
have
taken
many
prizes
throughout
the
country.
She
is
extremely
proud
of
her
Mexican
dogs.
The
Prlnclpla,
owned
by
Capt.
H.
Riggs,
is
chartered
to
cruise
of
refrigerator
truck
botlirs,
Is
due
for
expansion,
according
to
current
reports.
The
Shinn
had
j
a
new
captain
on
her
trip
here
f
:
,
p
fc
""Sii
Friday,
Capt.
Olto
H.
IJ;irK-housen,
who
replaced
Capt.
I.
Wick.
Capt.
Wick
is
rrported
to
have
gone
to
the
eust
coast
of
the
United
States
to
pick
up
a
vessel
You
saw
it
in
the
News!
Try
a
Classified
Ad
for
Results.
keting
for
Standard
British
Columbia;
E
f
coast
b
r
a
n
c
h
ti;
Douglas
Cell,
suix-r;:
operations,
witc
vis,
company's
local
Inspecting
the
n
which
is
bring
con
here.
Mr.
Bence
Iff
by
train
fur
Prince
c
Carswell
f
N
w
had
ver
In
his
own
pi
day,
while
Mr.
Bli
:
Vancouver
by
Cany.
Airlines.
Carrying
l'J5
puw
them
round-!
npiKv
Norah,
Capt.
P.
L
I
here
at
noon
Fries;
loaded
51
tons
o
fr.,:
fore
.
proceeding
to
Juneau
and
Skaawar
of
the
tank
landing
craft
variety,
specially
fitted
for
coastal'
freight
work.
The
vessel
is
said;
to
be
one
of
four
which
may
go
Into
the
Prince
Rupert-Halnes
service.'
It
is
hinted
that
the
operation
eventually
may
be
much
larger
than
that
again,
since
It
is
backed
by
the
United
States
Army.
Supplies
being
I
shipped
northward
are
SHOP
IN
PERSON
.
OR
SHOP
BY
PHONE
It
doesn't
matter
which
at
the
B-Y
Market
you
get
service
and
quality
products.
FREE
DELIVERY
PHONE
RED
111
going
to
army
camps
In
Ala.ska
while
on
her
southbound
trl;.s,
the
barge
carries
air
craft
engines
and
army
materials
being
shipped
back
to
the
Unitcl
States.
parties
similar
to
the
one
which
visited
here
this
week.
It
has
a
capacity
of
22
guests.
"GREEN
GROCERS"
EXPANDS
"Operation
O
r
e
e
n
Grocers"
which
Is
responsible
for
weekly
sailings
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Haines,
Alaska,
of
the
128-foot
tug
Shinn
with
her
barge
Norman
L,
Ktt
B-Y
MARKET
f
GONE
FOR
$1
Famous
old
steamer,
the
Sicamous
has
been
sold
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
to
the
city
of
Pentlcton
for
use
as
a
museum
piece
and
tourist
attraction.
Tied
up
at
Okanagan
Landing
since
her
last
trip
in
1935,
the
stern-wheeler
was
the
last
and
most
pala-
tial
of
the
passenger
ships
to
operate
the
65-mile-long
Okanagan
lake.
She
will
be
moved
to
the
Penticton
pier
early
in
October
Amount
of
the
sale:
one'dollar.
International
Fishw.
Jtion,
left
by"
this
plane
on
his
rctiirr
after
spending
a
l
on
official
busines.
f
869
Sixth
Ave.
E.
.
E.
A.
Bcnce,
manager
of
mar
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