ture
so
tne
experience
and
was
a
j.
her
propellor
and
has
now
returned
to
sea.
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Prince
Uuptil
2anp
W
Saturday,
June
IT,
1949
training
of
Capt.
W.
Redford
ro!n
lts
ni,.,
Q
and.
L
and
Chief
Officer
R.
Chaster
of
mated
it
tiv-
dS
the
the
fisheries
fisheries
patrol
patrol
boat
boat
"How-i
"How-j
30
30
days
days
old
old
b1een
n
(Continued
from
Page
4)
SMITHERS
WEDDING
)T
WAS
A
SEA
LION
Young
fur
seals
and
sea
lions
may
be
look-.alikes
to
landlub
ay"
was
brought
to
bear
on
the
'
inz
majority,"
opined
Olier
Bcs
j
case.
There
was
no
doubt
in
Advertise
in
the
bers,
some
fishermen
and
even
their
minds
and
they
declared
It
i
You
Saw
it
The
N
ing
by
the
American
vessel.
Oa
arrival
at
the
location
of
the
stranding
the
Blrnie
found
that
the
Pat
B.
had
been
successfully
refloated
by
the
Western
Ranger,
but
the
latter
vessel
had
herself
been
disabled
by
having
her
propellor
fouled
with
the
tow
line.
The
American
vessel
was
then
standing
by
to
render
assistance
to
the
Western
Ranger.
The
Birnie
took
the
Western
Ranger
in
tow
and
arrived
with
her
at
dry
dock
at
8:00
a.m.
Saturday.
The
Pat
B.
is
a
power
barge,
sixty-nine
feet
long,
with
107
gross
ton
some
people
who
have
had
occasion
to
handle
fur
bearing
mammal's
pelt
but
to
Henry
a
leak
in
Fitzhugh
Sound
Monday
morning,
narrowly
averting
sinking.
The
Alberni
was
taken
off
the
beach
at
Safety
Cove
Thursday
afternoon
after
she
had
been
patched
sufficiently
to
float
and
was
escorted
more
her
home
port
here
for
examin-than
200
miles
up
the
coast
to
ation
and
repairs
at
the
dry
dock.
6.M
U
P.M.
TODAY
'M
EET
frInktSD
IS
ALL
OUT
FOR
COALITION
Olier
Besner
sees
Jack
MtRae
'Natural"
for
Trince
,
Rupert
"
"In
appreciation
of
what
the
coalition
government's
program
is
doing,
particularly
for
the
north,
in
the
way
of
industrial
development,
the
peo-plfhere
should
certainly
lend
their
full
support
by
electing
Jack
McRae
with
an
ovcrwhem-
ner
in
commenting
on
political
;
SMITHERS
At
a
pretty
wed-matters
following
his
arrival
ding
jn
gt.
Joseph's
parish
yesterdav
afternoon
from
Van-
church,
Stanislaus
Wozniak,
son
,
.
i
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Thomas
W'oz-
couver
on
a
week
s
visit.
j
.7
'
.
,,.
R,rtnilt
.
niak
took
Lucjna
Barmm
-It
seems
to
me,'
went
on
Mr
-
or
Mf
flnd
Mrs
wm.
Besner,
"that
the
people
of
thi,
hU
bdde
ritv
should
be
quick
to
avail,1"
imselves
of
opportunity
of
Stanley
Dizgl
rooj
ho
came
while
the
sending
a
real
local
boy,
w
ho
,
man
-bride.
has
lived
here
all
his
life
and
is
;
down
the
aisle
on
tha
arm
0f
in
Mr.
Doherc.ak.
was
attended
by
now
engaged
prominently
their
rcpre-
Pauline
Dobercyak
business
here,
as
seutive
He
most
certainly.
The
bride
earned
a
bouque
their
interests
at
of
white
phlox
and
asparagus
have
'
n
"
us
black
.,
,
fern
and
wore
blue
with
t
aland
and
accessories
white-hat
As
for
himself.
Mr.
Besner,
,'.
Tihrrni
sairi
he
had
:
The
bridesmaid
wore
wine
with
SUNDAY
MIDNITEOfffl
Kill
William
llil
.
Brown
of
the
Halibuttcr
"Flcel-wing
there
is
no
confusion.
Last
week-end
skipper
Brown
picked
up
a
young
mammal
at
North
Danger
Rocks
In
the
Hecate
Straits
and
brought
it
to
port.
From
Cow
Bay
It
strayed
r'm
iii.ii
The
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Princess
Kathleen
pride
of
the
Barbara
Hale
in
"THE
CLAY
PIGEON"
Nai
Leslie
"INDIAN
AGENT"
nage.
She
proceeded
to
Ketch-'ikan
under
her
own
power,
ap-j
parently
undamaged
in
the
'
grounding.
The
Western
Ran-1
eer
was
taken
on
the
pontoons
to
the
fishermen's
new
floats
where
It
was
taken
for
a
yearling
fur
seal
by
wharf-side
observers.
Fisheries
Inspector
Harry
"Burrow
wasn't
prepared
to
positively
identify
the
crea-
make
her
first
northern
cruise
company's
coastal
fleet
will
of
the
summer
next
week,
stopping
at
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday,
June
17,
with
a
substantial
list
of
tourists.
Entirely
re-fitted
from
wartime
troopship
service,
the
Kathleen
is
said
to
be
among
the
most
luxurious
vessels
on
the
coast.
Her
gross
ton
Wallace's"!
to
have
the
cable
removed
from
not
believed
in
the
coalition
government
idea
at
the
time
it
was
under
Hart
and
Maitland.
Since
then
,
however,
things
have
changed
considerably.
Johnson
and
Anscomb
have
proven
that
such
an
administration
can
and
does
benefit
the
province.
Under
their
leadership
big
indus-tires
have
been
and
are
still
being
brought
to
the
province.
Naturally,
these
benefit
the
white
and
black
accessories.
i
Miss
Cecilia
Hidber
played;
the
nuptial
mass,
said
by
Father
;
E.
M.
Leray,
and
sang
alone
and
,
with
her
sister
Mrs.
Herzog.
Hymns
included
"Ave
Maria"
and
"Pani
Angelicus."
A
reception
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
young
couple,
who
will
reside
in
Smithers.
After
a
short
honeymoon
in
the
district,
they
will
return
to
work
at
the
local
hospital
where
both
are
employed.
nage
is
5,908
and
for
day
runs
she
has
room
for
1.800
passen-
gers.
However,
on
northern!
'
cruises,
her
capacity
is
confined
;
to
294
for
which
she
has
sleeping
accomodation
in
her
145
staterooms.
Her
dining
saloon,
'
can
accomodate
173
at
a
sit
!
mum
1
i"tr:!w
ting.
She
will
be
under
com-
mand
of
Capt.
Graham
O.
Hughes,
who
has
been
on
the
Princess
Louise
early
this
sum-'
mer.
Capt.
W.
C.
Hubenet
is
taking
over
the
command
of
Open
For
Business
Salt
Lake
Tea
Stand
SANDWICHES
HOT
IHKiS
CONFECTIONERY
Mrs.
V.
MacDonald
MON.
TO
WED.
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
t'AHTOON
NEWS
province
as
a
whole.
"Here
in
the
north
we
arc
looking
forward
to
a
big
share
in
these
industries,
some
of
which,
indeed,
are
already
under
way,"
Mr.
Besner
commented.
id
THE
MORE
YOU
KNOW
ABOUT
WATCHES
.
.
.
....
the
more
likely
you
will
be
pleased
by
what
we
have
to
show
you.
Our
showing
represents
the
highest
skifl
in
watch
construction.
....
We
sell
watches
that
stand
for
ycar-in
and
year-out
service.
Should
last
for
20
years
or
longer.
,
And
yet
in
spite
of
all
this
our
prices
are
no
more
than
other
places
In
Canada.
We
handle
the
famous
Waltham.
Hamilton
and
Elgin
as
well
as.the
other
well
known
makes.
The
prices
run
from
around
$30.00
to
$9000,
and
the
tax
Is
off.
Louise
for
the
summer.
I
:
,
Z
The
American
power
barge
Pat
B.
and
the
Canadian
fish
1
......
W..V.'
FATHER'SDAY
Attention
Housewives
Treat
the
Family
to
a
Delicious
Dish
of
REAL
FRESH
FISH
For
The
Smart
Set
;
SLACK
SUITS
;
AND
SLACKS
CARDS
and
GIFTS
Come
in
and
browse
around
You'll
find
something
for
DAI)
on
his
DAY.
And
when
you
have
the
gift
choose
Just
the
right
card
to
go
with
it.
TERRACE
MEAT
MARKET
ill
-"-.If
ml
ha
.
George
E.
Peters.
Prop.
MEATS
:
Kl'TTEK
:
EGGS
-.
I'OILTUY
i
packer
Western
Ranger
are!
both
back
in
service
again
fol-1
lowing
an
accident
at
the-end
of
last
week
when
the
former
vessel
had
a
brief
stranding
at
Herbert
Reef,
south
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
latter
fouled
her
propellor
while
giving
assistance,
having
to
come
to
the
local
drydock
under
tow
of
the
lighter
tender
Blrnie
to
have
the
wheel
cleared.
The
I
Pat
B.
grounded
at
11:45
p.m.
I
on
Friday.
The
Birnie,"
Capt.
I
Norman
MacKay
Immediately
I
left
port
for
the
scene
of
the
j
grounding.
In
the
meantime,
j
the
Western
Ranger,
under
!
charter
to
the
Prince
Rupert
I
Fishermen's
Co-operative
.
As-i
sociation,
reported
by
radlo-;
telephone
that
she
was
stand-
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SERVICE
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