1AIR
SURVEYS
ON
Scientists
Pay
Prince
Eupett
Daiip
ISitto
Lto.
Thursday,
June
24,
1948
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SCIENTISTS
MEET
Visit
to
Jasper
ALASKA
HIGHWAY
VICTORIA
Three
survey
parties
are
working
this
summer,
on
the
British
Columbia
FISHING
HEADS
Members
of
the
Fisheries
Re
search
Board,
the
fishing
in
JASPER
PARK
Returning
from
their
annual
nwtlng
at
Vancouver,
gome
SO
Members
of
the
Royal
Society
of
Canada,
including
35
French
speaking
members,
stopped
off
for
a
brief
visit
to
Jasper
Park
Lodge.
While
here
some
of
the
mem
dustry
and
scientific
workers
from
west
coast
biological
and
experimental
stations
met
here
Tuesday
to
exchange
Ideas
on
section
of
the
Alaska
Highway
announces
the
minister
of
lands
and
forests,
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney.
There
will
be
two
aerial
photo
detachments
and
12
ground
survey
parties.
Two
planes,
specially
fitted
for
vertical
and
trt-camera
photography,
will
operate
at
different
times
from
Dog
Creek,
.
Kamloops,
Comox,
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v
bers
took
advantage
of
the
time
to
extend
their
studies
of
the
Flora
and
Fauna
of
the
Rockies
while
those
of
the
geological
coaservation
of
various
types
of
Pacific
fisheries.
At
a
dinner
given
by
the
members
of
the
industry
at
the
Civic
Centre,
the
group
of
29
heard
professions
examined
the
many
interesting
rock
and
mountain
Port
Hardy,
Smlthers,
White-horse
and
Teslfn.
Dr.
J.
R.
Dymond,
vice-chairman
formations
in
the
area.
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of
the
Board,
explain
its
objectives
of
conserving
and
expand
LAST
OF
SURPLUS
GOODS
IS
SOLD
ing
all
types
of
fishery
in
tit
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SEATTLE
The
last
of
the
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Recipe
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Olive
Tomato
Supper
Here's
a
quickie
supper
dish
surplus
United
States
army
and
navy
wartime
equipment
in
the
Dr.
Neal
Carter,
director
of
the
Vancouver
experimental
station,
spoke
on
experimental
work
carried
on
at
his
station
to
develop
wnys
of
improving
oil
and
fish
north
.having
an
estimated
you
can
whip
up
in
no
time
at
Till
o
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:
products
and
Dr.
R.
E.
Foerster,!
all.
Most
of
the
ingredients
for
value
of
$5,000,000,
has
been
bought
for
an
undisclosed
figure
by
a
pool
of
five
Seattle
salvage
companies.
The
property
is
on
Attu
Island
and
consists
"Olive
Tomato
Supper"
come
director
of
the
Nanaimo
Biological
Station,
told
of
the
pro
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I'M,
,
of
jeeps,
trucks,
tractors,
grad
right
off
your
pantry
ahelf.
It's
hearty
and
nourishing
with
plenty
of
cheese
and
ripe
olives
to
make
it
specially
good.
gress
of
investigations
of
the
sockeye
and
pink
salmon
and
herring
carried
out
on
a
continuing
basis.
Herbert!
Where
have
you-
been
hanging
out?"
ers
.electronics,
compressors,
trailers,
assorted
clothing
and
numerous
other
items.
Earlier,
the
scientific
group
LOVELIEST
LIMBS
Jane
Wyman,
actress,
has
been
chosen
as
the
girl
with
the
loveliest
legs,
nie
selection
was
made
by,no
less
authority
than
the
hosiery
designers
of
i.ic-nca.
Applying
the
tape
is
Willys
of
Hollywood,
president
of
the
association.
Ankle
was
8Vi,
calf
12
and
thigh
19'2.
had
met
the
four-man
Skeena
SHOW
!S
REAL
VARIETY
BY
LITTLE
THEATRE
FOR
FLOOD
RELIEF
FUND
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1
cup
ripe
olives
1
tablespoon
shortening
8
tablespoons
chopped
onion
1
can
condensed
tomato
soup
Vz
cup
water
1
teaspoon
chili
powder
1
teaspoon
Worcestershire
sauce
1
cup
grated
American
cheese
4
ounces
noodles
Fraser
Valley
Milk
Production
Keeps
Up
VANCOUVER
The
Fraser
Valley
flood,
calamitous
as
it
is,
involves
only
about
20
per
cent
of
the
valley's
milk
production.
River
advisory
board,
in
discussions
of
various
phases
of
the
salmon
industry.
Chairman
of
the
luncheon
meeting
was
Charles
E.
Starr,
manager
of
Pacific
Fisheries
Ltd.'
Still
another
local
group
has
undertaken
to
do
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JHT1NG
FIRES
IN
NORTHERN
ONTARIO
Nine
great
fires
bit
for
flood
relief,
ine
rnne
uupert
uitut-
its
Itlly
swept
the
tinder-dry
north
bush
of
Ontario.
There
were
a
varied
bin
of
emercainmeni
at,
Thpatrp
is
stainc
Leverul
smaller
ones.
The
whole
country
was
"tinder-dry"
as
An
estimated
80
per
cent
of
the
dairy
farms
of
Chilliwack,
much
mer
about
5
minutes.
Add
olives
and
cheese,
and
stir
over
low-heat
until
cheese
is
melted.
Cook
noodles
until
tender
in
men
battled
the
flames.
Some
commercial
planes,
along
30
departmental
planes,
were
busily
engaged
in
fighting
the
the
Civic
Centre
on
Monday
evening,
all
proceeds
of
which
will
be
devoted
to
the
Flood
Emergency
Fund
and
ali
services
for
which
have
been
donated.
Well
of
Sumas,
all
of
Cloverdale,
Lad-
Cut
olives
from
pits
into
large
pieces.
Melt
shortening,
add
ner
and
Lulu
Island
are
doing
business
as
usual.
Mrs.
J.
G.
Garrett
and
child
are
sailing
Saturday
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
visit
in
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
the
south.
jfs.
Workers
are
shown
here
busy
at
work.
Fisland
wild
life
onion
and
cook
slowly
tender.
Add
tomato
until
boiling
salted
water.
Drain,
soup,
!
Pour
sauce
over
noodles,
mix
including
,"
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'
over
thirty
persons,
be
ruined
for
50
years,
officials
state.
Millions
of
dollars
of
will
entertain
water
and
seasonings,
and
slm-
well
and
serve
at
once.
helpers
behind
the
scenes
are
W.
D.
Griffiths
nd
white
pine
were.
destroyed.
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
x
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with
the
monologues
which
have
made
him
so
popular'
with
Prince
Rupert
audiences.'
combining
their
talents
and
efforts
to
make
this
program
an
outstanding
success.
The
show
has
been
named
"Three
Curtains"
and
will
be
divided
into
Uiree
parts.
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1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"Charles
went
back
on
his
promise."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"diagnose".?
Curtain
will
rise
on
a
radio
skit
.3.
Which
one
of
these
words
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fore-
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numbeftX
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which
hich
will
will
introduce
introduce
a
a
number
of
variety
turns.
Directed
by
Mrs.
M.
L.
Chappie,
this
group
includes
Edith
Black,
Grace
stall,
forfieture.
4.
What
does
the
word
"concourse"
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
Brown,
Kathleen
Kerr,
Dorotny
with
inf
that
means
unf
atl-
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Keenn(
Helen
Marahlldon,
Susie
Knutsen
and
W.
D.
Griffiths.
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ANSWERS
niiowcno
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Say,
"Charles
failed
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2.
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di-ag-nos,
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as
in
die,
a
as
in
bag,
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as
in
most,
principal
accent
on
last
syllable.
3.
Forfeiture.
4.
An
assembly;
crowd;
throng.
"The
eyes
of
an
immens'e
concourse
of
spectators
were
fixed
upon
.them."
5.
Infallible.
Princess
Line
SAILINGS
Ihe
lne
Second
gecond
Curtain
curiam
introduces
miro-
a
dramatic
period,
directed
by
Rev.
B.
S..Prockter,
in
which
such
popular
actors
and
actresses
as
Gsurge
McWhinney,
Thalia
Moore,
Doch
Rqbertson,
Joanne
Langridge
and
Robert
Irvine
will
be
leatured.
The
Third
Curtain
discloses
"La
Fiesta,"
period
of
musical
numbers
jointly
directed
by
Hazel
Wright
and
Cathie
Fraser.
Vocalists
appearing
in
this
pro
to
VANCOUVER
and
way
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will
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Harold
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Whalen,
Art
Williams,
Bert
Teng,
Alex
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Mitchell,
Hazel
Wright,
Cathie
Fraser,
while
the
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advertising
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payable
In
ad-
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
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Skagway
June
25
and
28
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Vancouver
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those
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taste
runs
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instrumental
music,
there
will
be
Bert
Cameron
and
his
violin;
Efl.
Cicoone
performing
on
his
accordion,
and
George
Rorle's
demonstration
of
the
marimba.
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