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Da
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Tutsday,
September
27,
1949.
IProiluce
Concrete
To
Resist
Frost
'Ms
'
9
RPIU
New
Process
Is
Developed
by
University
of
Alberta
Engineers
EDMONTON
ff
Those
heaved-up
highways
and
sidewalks
that
usually
follow
a
cold
winter
may
soon
be
a
thing
of
the
past.
UUCE
Engineers
at
the
University
of
Alberta
say
they
have
developed
a
process
which
halts
the
destructive
effects
of
frost
on
concrete.
The
process
Involves
In
.thing
pl-'R-
FRIENDS
HONOR
TERRACE
GIRL
TERRACE
Mrs.
R.
Perry
and
Mrs.
A.
HouMen
were
cohost-esses
on
Thursday
night
at
the
Snack
Bar
honoring
Miss
Marguerite
Paquette
whose
marriage
to
Ivan
Benoit
took
place
on
Friday
evening.
A
lovely
assortment
of
gifts
placed
in
a
decorated
basket
were
opened
by
the
surprised
bride-to-be
who
was
ftated
m
a
specially
decorated
chair.
Following
the
opening
of
the
gifts
a
delightful
lunch
was
served
by
the
hostesses.
Among
the
guests
were,
Delphine
and
Theresa
Johnson,
Mrs.
J.
Matthews,
Clara
Warner,
Mrs.
R.
Cooper,
Irene
Haugland,
Mrs.
R.
Sande,
Mrs.
P.
Murie,
r.;
Mrs.
Dodds,
Mrs.
Perduzzi,
Mis.
Paquette,
Mrs.
A.
Harrison,
Pat
Tum-Uxon,
Mrs.
e.
Rouiaen,
6hirley
Lanibley,
Vera
Frank,
Edith
Best.
.
this
fall.
id
this
by
ir
bin
fHW
jecting
tiny
air
bubbles
Into
the
,
fluid
concrete
It's
done
wHh
soap
or
tallow
I
By
adding
a
small
quantity
of
anfin
t
ft
4
V.o
m
irr&.t
si
rinrlnfr
m
i
V
I
PI1ILP0TT
EUITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
Lumber
Building
Supplies
n'jn
tJ
vyj
.
--
.
.
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t
.
......
.
-
.
:
of
sand
grains,
are
injected
into
ated
with
the
Nova
Scotia
De-
years
of
experience
will
b
nec-.
partment
of
iMnes
and
the
Nova
essary
before
results
with
the
Scotia
Research
Foundation
in
.ensitive
Instrument
become!
:
wr
651
accurate
and
more
re-
in
the
simple,
several
liable.
making
field
trials
province.
They
say
the
concrete.
The
process
Is
known
as
"air
entrainment,"
and
makes
concrete
about
20
times
more
durable
against
water,
frost
and
alkali
soils,
engineers
say.
Job,
especially
when
one
considers
the
short
time
that
the
TERRACE
TOPICS
lhe
small
bubbles
make
the;
concrete
more
cohesive
and
piev-
j
ent
''bleeding"
ris.-ng
of
water
which
weakens
the
upper
surface
of
the
concrete.
.
r
visits
MGE
m
play
lias
been
in
rehearsal.
An
outstanding
job
Is
clone
by
Me'
Skalmerud,
Helen.
MurihiUlon.
ANNOUNCEMENT
.
THE
SERVICES
OF
A
QUALIFIED
PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHER
NOW
AVAILABLE
CATHERINE
LAURIE
i
Public
Stenographer
iWmii
LiiVlKae
an
'J
Harold
Fur-nian
as
they
perform
in
this
TLRRACE
Tlie
September
meellnx
of
the
Hospital
Auxil-1
lary
was
held
on
Thursday
eve-
nitiK
In
Uie
Nurses
lounge.
Arrangements
were
made
for
the
tea
and
sale
to
be
held
on
Saturday,
October
8th,
with
a
m
nisht
at
thf
comedy-packed
play.
HERE'S
THE
PROOF
Harry
B.
8mlth
of
Bailey's
Bay,
Bermuda,
flashes
a
big
smile
as
he
exaiuiU
his
whopping
792-pound
tuna,
largest
caugtvt
during
the
record
first
day
of
fishing
In
the
Sixth
International
Tuna
Cup
Match
at
Wedgeport,
N.S.
Smith,
a
member
of
the
cosmopolitan
British
Commonwealth
team,
landed
the
monster
bluefin
aftera
battle
of
two
hours
and
1!
minutes.
.
j
(C.
P..
Photo)
t
Uttle
Theatres
.ii,.re
Comes
For
those
who
like
legitimate
shows.
"Here
Conies
Charlie"
-it?
promise
nf
Tel.
must
on
your
list.
And
these
i
card
party
in
the
evening
In
the
Green
667
Days.
Oreen
412
Evgs.
401
Third
Ave.
(Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.)
,'
The
direct
lor
"ne
yu"
P'-'rs
certainly
rjm
i
Tj.iaM,MH.My
y
!"WW'B
'jpw
irv;t
if
)
..
HjnirfjpiM
Orange
Hall.
Mrs.
McGilvery
will
convene
the
baby
stall,
Mrs'
Johnstone
the
homecooking
deserve
the
support
01
the.
people
of
Prince
Rupert.
tjppie.
heln
n-
-jnal
last
nil-lit
W
of
speeding
Included
in
the
cast
in
order
Development,
of
the
air
entrainment
method
was
carried
or.
under
the
supervision
of
L.
A
Thorssen,
professor
of
civil
engineering
at
the
university.
Much
of
the
research
work
was
carried
out
by
post-graduate
students
working
on
their
master'3
degrees.
.
BULT
SPECIAL
LNM'
To
aid
them
in
their
work,
they
built
an
automatic
freezing
and
thawing
unit
in
which
they
tested
the
effects
of
cold
on
concrete.
Believed
the
only
one
of
its
kind
in
Canada,
the
unit
was
built
two
years
ago
In
testing
the
new
process,
tne
engineers
put
slabs
of
concrete
through
rigorous
tests,
firs
freezing
the
slabs,
then
heating
them
to
70
degrees
centigrade
Mimeographing
Letters
Composed
Financial
Statements
Stenograph
Mailing
U
tr
Monthly
Statements
Report
Bulletins
Minutes
lit
has
left
very
0r
their
appearance
are:
Kuth-ed.
Every
actor
tiine
Kerr
as
Nora
Malone,
the
5
W.
rH
tn
Hie
mnt,t;
jim
Currie
us
Officer
,
a
remarkable
Tlm
McGrlll;
Helen
Marchildon,
stall
.and
Mrs.
iOraud
the
rummage
stall.
It
was
stated
that
the
local
Rc-d
Cross
is
in
need
of
a
works
convener
and
various
suggestions
were
brought
forward
to
be
presented
to
them.
Mrs.
D.
G:
Little
presided
and,
in
the
absence
of
the
secretary,,
Miss
Head,
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank
was
acting
secretary.
as
Mrs.
Fanny
Farnham,
the
old
maid
aunt;
Alan
Fonnan,
as
HEADS'
any
Elliott,
the
suposedly
rich
Professional
and
Business
young
man;
Harold
Skalmerud,
IS
ai
Ted
Hartley,
Larry's
chum;
i
Nina
cutigm.m.
as
Vivlan
A
fire
alarm
went
out
at
6
o'clock
on
Wednesday
evening
and
the
local
fire
brigade
arrived
on
the
scene
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Kaulbeck
where
fire
was
progressing
up
JACK
AND
JILL
KINDERGARTEN'
L
MRS.
E.
C.
McLEAN
'
Smythe-Kersey,
Larry's
fiance;
Mel
Skalmerud,
as
Uncle
Aleck
Twiggs,
Charlie's
comical
old
Uncle;
Marie
Lavlgne,
as
Charlie
Hopps;
Elspeth
McKenzle,
as
Mrs.
Caroline
Swythe-Kersey,
They
found
ordinary
concrett
split
up
after
about
25
of
these
neezing-heating
cycles,
while
air-entrained
concrete
only
partially
disintegrated
after
500
RK&CF.S,
BBERS
JEANNE
FAURE
ART
CLASSES
211
NINTH
AVENUE
EAST
Phone
Green
928
the
wall
believed
to
be
caused
Phone
Black
712
or
Blue
906
Sixth
and
Tatlow,
.
from
a
faulty
chimney
which
of
an
average
the
high
society
lady;
and
Cliff
Knut.sonas
Mortimer
Smvlhe-
cycles.
The
city
of
Edmonton,
which
backed
the
initial
experiment,
it
was
thou?ht,
had
been
dam
live
or
more
i
i
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...
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nrfiflri
..
.;-
'.t'.:
.;.
4-
,
ji
.4.
.1
aged
by
the
earthquake.
The
fTZJ3'
met
by
National
Ker.sey,
the
lazy
son.
The
play
KEN'S
RADIO
CLINIC
BYTOWN
MACHINE
has
started
uing
alr-entiatned
concrete
in
all
curbing,
walks
and
street-pavhip,.
T!:
;,nt
Association
u
under
ln(,
(jtrgtn
of
Mrs
we
7
to
10
his
Chapplp
wllh
gtage
managPr
lire
was
s:xm
brought
under
control
and
there
was
no
great
(jamage
done.
tell
is
at
least
10
WORKS
Agenta
for
SIMPLEX
OA8
.
and
1
5
new-style
concrete
also
is
baing
Fur
Satisfactory
Service
CALL
53
718
Second
Avenue
West
tun
necessary.
ise
7
out
ol
10
Harley
Lewis
and
Publicity
Martin
Stuart.
The
play
will
run
Wednesday
and
Thursday
evenings
starting
at
8:30
p.m.
ut
the
Civic
Centre.
CUMMINS
DIESEL
ENGINES
used
by
the
Alber.a
public
works
department
In
bni'jc
nler
!,
anc
many
private
construct,'
on
companies
are
starting
to
try"
it
out
-
Sales
Service
and-
Parts-
FIRST
AND
LAST
INTERVIEW
That's
what
Dr.
John
Williamson
said
recently
at
Montreal
when
Interviewed
before
flying
back
to
his
fabulously
wealthy
Tanganyika
diamond
mine
In
South
Africa
after
several
weeks
In
Canada,
his
second
since
1934
when
he
discovered
the
mine.
At
42,
one
of
the
world's
wealthiest
bachelors,
Dr.
Wlliamson,
who
shuns
personal
publicity,
said
there
was
a
"certain
fascinaton
In
mining
diamonds
quite
apart
Boat
owners
and
users
of
In
LADIES'
LEAGUE
STARTS
SOON
Annettes
3,
Noble
ft
Wick
0
Luck
Strikes
2,
Wallace
Pharmacy
1
enis
of
heating
1
repairine
and
tats
In
and
i
combustion
nfci
chimney
or
i
taned
bars.
!
B.
&
W.
TRANSFER
dustrial
Engines
are
Invited
to
our
showroom
lo
view
our
i
various
engines
and
talt
over
I
DRY
FIR
KINDLINO
WOOD
50c
Per
Sack
Delivered
(C.
P.
Photo)
from
the
monetary
angle."
e
pipe
til
create
FKA1N
SCHEDULE
tor
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East
tueaauy.
lhurscla,
Baiurto
10:30
p.m.
equipment
problems.
"
I
k
fit
in
the
furnace
PHONE
GREEN
188
T7
Steamship
IViovementi
using
more
ful
per
temperature,
ru
report
that
are
"robbing
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DR.
GARNET
E.
H.
MONTGOMERY
DENTIST
Suite
7,
Smith
Block
Phone
525
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Box
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through
use
For
Vancotire
Tuesday
ss.
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
&
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
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'
M.
J.
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New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
Camosun,
1
:3'i
mj
methods
and
.'urnace
malnten-
p.m.
Thursday
ss
Prince
Rupert
DEVICE
TESTS
ROPE
STRENGTH
HALIFAX
P)
An
electronic
rope
tester,-
only
one
of
its
kind
in
the
world,
now
is
in
operation
to
test
the
strength
or
cable
carrying
men
in
and
out
of
costly
repairs
11:15
p
m.
Friday
ss.
Catala,
5
p.m.
en
avoMed
If
llowed
a
regular
From
ancoiiTrr
'in?
heating
sy-
A.
P.
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&
Co
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&
MATUIK'
PAINTERS
it
DECORATORS
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or
Spray
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i
233
11th
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of
Nova
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coal
mines.
The
Sunday
si
.
Camosun,
11
p.e
Wertnesday
ss
Prince
Rupe
'.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
each
year
says
sociation.
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10
a.m.
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InntTOr
MntlnA
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terns
and
Insure
My
of
families.
For
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Camosun.
11
p
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II
BISTIUIO
IN
CANADA
and
ii
oiinituno
tv
Calvrit
rope
tester
prlniple,
combining
a
magnetic
theory
and
interpretation
of
a
series
of
graphs,
measures
the
"core
loss"
of
the
after
perlodci
comparative
testa..
.
f.
E.
Cavanagh,
and
R.
S.
Sigsworth
of
Toronto,
Inventors
of
the
portable
tester,
co-oper-
Prom
Alice
Arm
and
OM
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idvotisemcnt
h
not
published
or
ilis.
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thf
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lioarj
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Wednesday
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McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
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10
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n
the
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lo
Your
Car
British
Chancellor
of
the
ALL
SMILES
AT
CONFERENCE
END
Exchequer,
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
left,
with
U.S.
Defence
Secretary
back
to
London.
Judging
by
Louis
Johnson
just
before
he
flew
Stafford's
smile,
results
of
the
dollar
and
monetary
conference
were
satisfactory.
,
..r
rtrran
Fal.S
Thursday
ss.
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f
mltant
fwt
Niwf
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you
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times.
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where
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