Thursday,
March
25,
1UM
Fish
and
Game
Stocking
han
Success
in
Smithers
District
-nunuH
From,,
Mil
...
,"
'.
i
.
,
.
botrn
m
in-7
.,
,.
'
pmiihers
Asks
Retention
Of
Power
Group
Setup
j
special
tu
The
Duiiv
Ncwa
j
Omineca
member
Shelford.
Sup-BMITHFRS
Concerned
with
;
Port
of
the
resolution
is
being
thP
nnssihilitv
of
a
chaneo
In
i
sought
from
other
members
of
tented
Ehn.."."?"!
r
ol
8-7.
nnts
to
the
district.
Birds
deceived
from
the
game
department
and
those
purchased
by
In
the
eigiiri,s
,
the
club,
plus
some
hatched
;
early
North-Central
Boards
of
I
simid
ol
the
B.C.
Power
tlle
niornitw
irniu
eys
nt-ie
wi-if
r'-'ivasea
,
oniuner
s
hMI
,
l
Trade
of
B.C
last
season
and
had
wintere
i
!
bat
""ueinflw
n.;
Commission
following
resignations
as
a
result
of
the
Vha-ishm
development
enquiry
I
Smithers
and
District
Chamber
well.
Trapping
of
hawks
and;
wen
another
n
,
t
owls
preying
on
the
ph.
asants
;
tut
Geriri
.n
'
tor,
"Whereas
it
has
been
drawn
to
our
attention
that
as
a
result
of
the
recent
upheaval
in
the
'
ier.onncl
of
the
B.C.
Power
a.
is
under
study.
,9-8
and
CarmlchIT?
Ths
cllltl
nits
romifslr.fi
..1
BOVill
Of
SmilK...
.
W,
of
Commerce
passed
the
follow
k
V
1
1
$
TV
ins
resolution
at
a
special
meet-
:
Commission
there
may
be
a
"
"
-"'ti-IRTJ
.t
more
birds
f
'-rim
the
game
de-i
In
E
Event
piay
(
nHrtnicnt'
anti
authnvlnfl
rnr-1
fi......,
lor
t
qc
4tZ
,
5
Iff
n
chase
of
100
nheasnnt,.
rhi-lts
!
follow.'
.."!
If.
V
I
VJr
in?;
last
week.
The
resolution
has
been
forwarded
to
Premier
W.A.C.
Bennett,
with
copies
to
Skeena
member
Frank
Howard
and
ncscb
'
Bpeclal
to
The
Dnlly
Ni-wn
SMITHERS
Reports
on
success
of
fish
and
game
bird
stocking
in
the
area,
and
election
of
officers
with
J.
R.
Nicholson
eturned
as
president,
highlighted
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
Rod
and
'
Jun
club
here.
j
Jim
Bovlll
and
D.
Trew
were
-e-elected
vice-president
and
secretary,
respectively,
and
H.
Hinchliffe
was
named
treasurer.
P.
Thlbault,
Wllf
Watson
and
S.
Muirhead
were
elected
to
the
board
of
directors.
In
his
annual
report,
President
Nicholson
noted
th:it
an
estimated
88,500
Kamlonps
trout
pgg.i,
of
the
80,000
received
from
(he
game
department,
had
hatched
lost
season,
and
had
been
distributed
to
various
district
lakes.
The
program
of
stocking
over
the
p-.t.sl
veais
wa.s
bringing
results
In
better
fishing
in
district
lakes
and
streams.
Eggs
laid
by
birds
not
released
Olraud
q
n.l
ichl
J;
Gtf.
last
fall
also
will
be
rntch
;d.
possibility
that
the
future
of
the
B.C.
Power
Commission
may
be
at
stake
.
"And
Whereas
the
B.C.
Power
Commission
has
in
the
main
done
excellent
work
in
the
past
"Now
therefore
be
it
resolved
that
this
Chamber
urge
the
B.C.
Government
to
retain
the
present
setup
of
a
power
commis
rule
4
;
W
!...m.
Thursday
-.
J
Re-application
by
the
cl'ic
o
Kelitnti
for
purchase
cf
the
quarter
jviui
new
in-
.
.
section
site
of
lis
fish
hatchery
iAra
5;
Corlr.
"
V
nas
b'en
ppprovea
by
the
pro-is-in
,
m
t
0f,!
vlnclHl
lands
department,
but.e-
fci,,.,,
webs'
er
10.
,J
'!;.
the
club
will
seek
a
reduction
f-nnnn
7
?
e.
sion
and
that
a
very
strong
Qt.
.
Well-Known
City
Family
.Going
South
of
the
price
a.sked,
$285
plus
a
;
e-lraudl
4-
Mi
Cl
committee
be
appointed
who
will
fully
implement
the
Elec
.
ft
f
'
.
,10
crown
Kr;mt
fee.
.
w.p.
Finals
of
!h(t
0:
rand
A,
trical
Power
Act
relating
to
subsidization
of
mrjintil
elctr'-
Ran-
!.nrt
ti,
BlltS.
BK1TY
BIKTON,
22-
year-old
employee
of
the
defence
production
department
nt
Ottawa,
is
crowned
Miss
C!-.'1
Kcrvl
lv
Oeorw
Me-
.
.:.U
TlUnI
ntnmW
nf
Members
cited
the
club's
pro-
train
of
liiiprovuiuiil
i.uJ
tx-pansion
of
hatchery
faciUtirs
and
other
projects
in
fish
and
game
protection
and
propagation
with
attendant
costs.
In
asking
for
the
cut
In
price.
competition
will
'"
4:15
this
afternoon
toV-the
'
six-day
bonspiel.
ry
Daily
Ns,
he
said.
He
also
noted
that
90
parliament
for
Ottawa
West.
1
000
more
eggs
have
been
ordered
for
this
year.
A
trio
of
long-time
Prince
,
power
extensions.
Rupert
residents
wilt
leave
here
j
"This
Chamber
further
urmv
tonight
aboard
the
Prime
(hat
one
cf
the
Commissioners
'
George,
bound
for
new
homes
in
.should
be
a
member
from
t
he
the
south.
!
North
Central
area
of
the
prov-
ihey
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
ince
where
electrification
Is
a
;
Strand.
Tenih
Avenue
Kast,
who
very
important
subject."
have
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
for'
Smithers
Village
commissio:i-rbout
35
years,
and
their
daug-
rrs
at
iU
regular
meeting
lust
I
I
ter,
Mrs.
Pelrr
iJenhiei
Haan,
week
also
submitted
a
telegram
!
616
Fourth
Avenue
'
East,
who
to
Prrmler
Bennett
acknow-was
born
here.
ledcing
the
good
work
of
the
Ill
I
I.IWII
JI41,
J
.!!
K.'i.'.'(.-U..r!.
I
The
meeting
also
heaTd
re;
ports
of
apparent
success
In
troductlon
of
ring-necked
pheas-
Mrs.
Hiirmn.
wnii.-e
i
is
Ridgetown,
Ont.,
won
the
title
over
20
other
contestants
from
other
government
departments.
She
has
blue
eyes,
flaxen
hair,
stands
five
feet
four
and
weighs
105
pounds.
he
won
$.125.
.
j
FOR
THE
WORLD'S
EASIEST
SHAVES
SS
USE
THE
WORLD'S
SHARPEST
BLADES
IIMCt'E.
Jnpsincsp
bride
of
a
Canadian
soldier,
wears
tli
traia-lUmJl
figured
kimono
of
her
country
as
she
makes
coffee
in
a
C'milrcHan
kitchen
Hnrue
was
married
to
Sgt.
E.
C.
aimer
oi
Haliftix
when
he
was
with
the
Canadian
forces
in
the
Far
East.
Nowlhcy
live
in
her
husband's
home
town.
PERSONALS
I
STAMP
OF
ArFROVAL
'
IyONTON
CP)
A
boowet
to"
help
keep
out
phony
waiters
ti
!
messes
has
been
i-ssued
by
the
British
Hotels
and
Restaurant
:
Association,
It
goes
to
trained
i
j
Mr.
Strand
his
retired
afl"r
B.C.
Power
Commission
m
the
(
'29
yeirs
wUh
Atlin
Fisheries.
'
past
eight
years
in
SmiUnvs
;He
worked
his
last
day
Friday,
mnd
urging
no
major
changes
be
pki
C',rrt
iwhen
a
siaff
party
was
staged
made
in
its
ba.sic
structure
c.a
LCJCIOr
latlliy
worker
containing
references
r
i
and
the
holder's
photograph.
in
h.s
nonor.
at
wnicn
Manager
u
-
h.i,'i.iiivib
.
Trial
by
Jury
Harold
Thorn
presented
him
!
the
Power
Commission.
villi
a
gold
watch,
a
glad.stonc
;
bag'
and
a
wallet
with
money.!
,n
behalf
of
the
staff.
Mr"
rnnnpr
MtV
Strand
was
latterly
manager
of
I
mM
IV
I
Ul,
i
i
r
i
Mivf
Jack
Ewart,
140
Eifrhth
here
four
years
at;o
after
re
Avenue
East,
and
her
daughter
i
siding
in
the
ciiy
fur
alKHit
4i
Lynni
will
leave
tonight
by
years.
trnin,J'ii
.the
first
leg
of
a
trip
'
to
B'iuin
where
they
will
visit
Mrs.
Joseph
Addison,
1071
irlatffe.s.
They
will
sail
from
:
Hays
Cove
Avenue,
was
anothei
Kew
4'ork
April
1,
aboard
the
passenger
on
the
George,
n
-Hollajpd-Amcrican
liner
Ryn-
!
turning
home
from
a
three-week
dam,
for
I
Havre,
and
visit
;
holiday
in
Vancouver.
Mrs.
-Rwavt's
relatives
in
Mons,
!
.
Hell
Remain
VANCOUVER
(CP)
MacLitrate
Oscar
Orr
said
Wednesday
h'
!wil
commit
Dr.
Raymond
Rusii
for
trial
by
jury
n"Xt
Tuesday,
jsher
h"ar:iig
the
brief
remain-
i
rirr
of
crown
evidence
in
the
I
manslaughter
charge
against
j
ciiy
pliy.sician.
:
He
adjourned
formal
committal
until
then
at
the
i-crm
'st
i
u
a
nix-
counsel
to
complete
:
,
il
airr.iigemei'.i.s.
I
4"
the
filleting
department
at
Atlin
Fisheries.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Strand
plan
a
'irief
visit
in
til
south
altes
which
Mr.
St-iPd
will
cnil
Norway
to
visit
his
93-ycar-old
rmith-r
whom
he
hasn't
seen
for
43
years.
He
will
leave
tu
In
Within
U.S.
.
WASHINGTON
i.T
Croon
-r
irk
Havr.ics
said
Wednesday
ll,n
nt
,,
C8
FORI)
dition
running
con-
$75.00
Enu-'.ipls
and
other
points.
Mrs.
Kw.u-
ai.o
hopes
to
visit
Paris
befor
returning
home
in
July.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Roberts.
!)."':
Ambrose
Avenue,
and
their
joung
sen.
have
returned
home
from
a
two-week
visit
with
rei-ltives
in
Vancouver
and
'50
PLYMOUTH
4-loor,
Com
j
u
ihl
ill'
.r
n.i
v,
ii
v
f,"1
"
the
old
country
in
May,
return
pletely
overhauled.
New
Mr
Dennis
Thain
of
P'irt
Alberni.
wliose
husband
was
transmission.
Fine
new
tires.
So
Easy-Shaving
That
Tough
Beard
It
No
Problem
At
Alt
Vcht
fmr
ytur
Gillette
Blue
BiitrJca
are
tirnt
chtiire
of
Khaving
men
everywhere.
That'l
because
no
otlier
kind
i
at
ahurp,
as
eaty-aliaviiiB;,
aa
long-lasting.
For
extra
convenience)
buy
tliem
In
the.
Gillette
dispenser
that
ffipe
'em
out
unwrapped
ready
for
use,
and
haa
a
built-in
compartment
for
aafe
disposal
of
used
blades.
20
blades
$1.00
e
10
blades
$0c
IN
IMPROVED
CIILETTE
DISPENSERS
Regular
package
5
blades
25c
li-'nce
ol
kick
ng
nie
out
ot
t,i:
i
cunlry
"
But
tiie
sin
r-husL-an
oi
Rita
Havwoii.il
cit.e'incd
to
si
iust
ho'v
he
expects
to
esran
ieportation
to
his
na'ive
Ar-o
ntina.
The
U.S.
iminigrati;;r
service
ordered
his
deport
a
tU"
jj
INTERNATIONAL
ij-Ton
ing
in
September.
Mrs.
Haan.
who
will
be
a"
companied
south
by
her
five
year-old
son,
John,
will
join
he
hasband
in
New
Westminste
where
he
has
bought
a
home.
Mr.
Haan.
who
has
been
r
Prince
Rupert
fisherman
for
the
Pickup.
Very
low
hiilcage.
New
car
condition.
'19
A
Beautiful
AUSTIN
A-40
formerly
Prince
Rup-rt
ci'y
i
clerk,
is
visiting
here
with
her
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Wallace
sister,
Mrs.
Eric
Brown,
1610
j
1000
Ninth
Avenue
East,
also
re-Pecond
Avenue
West.
Mr..
Thain.
j
turned
aboard
the
George
!-now
yTCy"
clerk
at
Port
Alberni
terday
from
a
trip
south.
Mrs.
was
feupcrt
city
clerk
for
eight
!
Wallace
attended
the
pro
vim
u,
years
leaving
in
1951.
Mrs.
Thain
Cancer
Society
conference,
aftor
came
here
for
the
women's
which
she
and
her
husband
curling
bonspiel
and
expects
to
visited
their
son
and
dau!hicr-remaln
for
several
weeks.
:
in-law,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
William
t
'Wallace
jr.,
in
Vancouver.
Dr!
and
Mrs.
L.
V.
Kcrgin,
320
o..f
in
nr
ori
nc
h,,rn
n
.
Tuesday
on
the
ground
of
il-
Guaranteed.
Low
mileage.
Chinese
efyiJti
J
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
.
.
.
CHOW
MEIN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
Fur
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
Priced
-
$830.00
j
the
Queen
Charlottes,
plans
to
1
continue
in
the
fishing
industry
I
ynd
probably
will
visit
Rupert
!
iica
during
the
coming
fish
ni?
icosrn.
He
has
b"en
in
thr'
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
it
gal
re-entry
into
the
count
'
j
i-'st
June.
i
Kaymes.
win
vr-de
a
quick
trip
'o
the
capital
(Wednesday
left
by
plane
for
N:w
Yoik.
II
said
he
hoped
to
h
,ve
a
statement
of
his
plans
in
two
of
three
days.
In
good
humor,
he
added:
"I
haven't
a
worry
in
the
world."
Second
Avenue
west,
will
sail
Mrs.
R.
McCarthy,
602
Filth
;
outh
for
about
a
month,
and
toniht
aboard
the
Prince
George
Avenue
East,
was
another
pas-
'-it
son
Stenley,
14,
is
attending
for
a
caie-month
holiday
in
scneer
on
the
Geortre.
rctumine
!
srhfnt
in
Vanr.nnvpr.
Vancbuver.
I
from
Victoria
where
she
was
r.
Mrs.
Strand
will
stay
with
the
patient
in
St.
Joseph's
Hospital
j
Haans
in
New
Westminster
un
for
three
weeks.
til
her
husband
returns
from
Mr!
and
Mrs.
H.
V.
Tatiersall,
Elevebth
Avenue
East,
returned
homo
yesterday
aboard
the
Frin$
George
from
New
Westminster
where
the
former
his
;
Norway,
after
which
thry
ex-:
Mrs.
John
Eyolfson,
formerly
j
Pect
to
make
their
home
jn
New
,
of
Prince
Rupert
and
now
of
Westminster.
INFANT
KIDER
NOHTHOLT.
Eng
(CP)
Two-;
ear-old
Pliiiip
Payne
rides
the
Middlesex
hluhwav
on
a
bi'
Vancouver,
and
her
sister.
Miss-
Mrs.
Haan
has
been
honored
been
hospitalized
since
the
end
Aiice
FUnfcr
8iso
arrived
on
the
!
at
several
farewell
tcss
Snd
horse
with
complete
control
and
of
Fabruary.
Mr.
Tattcrsail
was
IrlcndJ
confidence.
He's
the
son
of
Joc-;
Hey
Frctl
Payne.
:
George
yesterday.
They
plan
to
Parties
by
her
many
spend
several
weeks
in
Prince
here
in
the
pa.st
weeks.
Rupert
.
ITruTl
1
SM'
Z?andr
j
serioasly-injured
in
a
car
ac-cidenj
on
the
Loutrheed
High-1
way
ibetween
New
Westminster
I
and
Vancouver
February
28.
He
was
thrown
out
of
the
car
In
which
h?
was
a
passenger
and
rustjncdi
severe
back
injuries.
,
4
Mri.
Stanley
Parker
of
Ss-
I
rheltij
B.C.,
arrived
yesterday
on
the
George
to
visit
her
son-in-law
4nd
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Si
Hood,
Walgren
Apts.,
and
son
Jand
daughter-in-law
Mr.
imd
,Mrs,
Robert
Parker.
801
bum
fjiit
Avenue.
Mrs.
Parker
left
atwaa
Come
in
.
.
.
see
why
Its
a
Beauty
of
a
By!
New
9.6
cu.
ft.
Imperial
V.
1
f
.
.
a?;
i4.
'Ma
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fancy
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itUty,
sizes
y
f
4
and
5,
now
selling
at
1
reduced
prices.
Fast
Passcnser
and
I'rciRht
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Vancouver
Friday
and
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Kitimat
Friday
8:00
p.m.
To
Kimano
Sunday
8:00
p.m.
To
Stewart,
Alice
Arm
-Saturday
6:00
a.m.
To
Masset
and
North
Jiiecn
Charlottes
Thursday
6:00
a.m.
March
25th,
April
8th
and
2'!nd
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w
A
W
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SEE
THE
COLOR
Lovely
salin-gold.
silver,
chronic
and
smart
Capri
green
..
.thrillingly
used
to
highlight
and
brighten
your
kitchen.
SEE
THE
FEATURES
Giant
freezer
chest
hiIJs
36
lbs.
of
frozen
food.
Four
ice
trays
...convenient
llandi-Dor
with
3
shelves
deep
cnoueh
for
12
oz.
bottles:
Quic-Cliill
Iray;
porcelain
crispcr;
meat
keeper
dozens
more
super
features!
,
SEE
THE
VALUE
y
ou'd
expect
lo
pay
more.
Hut
ihis
advanced
Color
Harmony
Quiefia
costs
definitely
less
than
other
refrigcralors
of
its
size.
IVdl
be
looking
for
you
s
1
1
m.
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South
t;uern
Charlotte
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CANNED
FOODS
1
Thursday
6:00
a.m.
April
1st,
15th
and
2Dth
Passenger
Reservations
Freight
Bookings
LES
SMITH
Prince
Rupert
Acent
.hW
Third
Avenue
Plione
5(18
serving
B.C.
since
l!8i
IIli(BIi
ROFjKRT
STUART
Hyndman.
oil.
oi
Ottawa,
a
wartime
RCAF
fishjer
pilot
and
war
artist,
vill,
leave
shortly
for
Europe
wheee
he
will
make
a
pictorial
recofd
on
canvas
of
present
PCAtF
activities
there.
Mr.
l'ynpmao
will
hold
a
temporary
RCAF
commission
while
cngiftrcd
In
the
project
He
left
the
.RCAF
in
19-16
with
the
nil
of
flight
lieutenant
to
continue
his
career
as
an
lirti.tt.
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Model
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if
DEL.
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Indians
Mod
WltlDOW
ROCK.
Art'.
W-If
the
rhdians
got
mad
when
the
white,
man
took
their
land,
they
v-
bolltnj;
now.
ThfJ
Japaiwe
are
hlamed
this
time-
for
making
"Bcmiine"
Nn-vaio
handiwork
nd
selling
it
at
o--fifth
the
Indians'
price.
And
rieht'here
on
the
reservation,
no
lcs.
Ned
Hatallili.
mnni"p
nt
Naval)
Arts
and
Crafts
Guild.
s;iid
the
lmal
tourist
market
is
bein
flooded
bv
beaded
Indian
behs.rflolls
and
bows
and
arrows
all
tnade
In
Japan.
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&
AND!
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Phone
46
Others
from
When
yout
doctor
recommends
low
butter-fat
formula
lor
your
baby,
use
Delta
Concentrated
Partly
Skimmed
Milk.
Budget
Terms
Available
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