Hanees
produce
pattern-
which
Lc
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
25,
1952
l'WMJU
Centre
Secretary
ecretary
oil
c-7
nrL
Irrigation
Boon
To
Taber,
Alberta
low
be
increased
to
as
much
as
00,000
1
ity,"
says
Ted
Sundal,
secretary-acres
.
i
treasurer
of
the
Taber
irrigation
l?
Lost
$5000
New
Method
For
Finding
Oil
Fields
)f
Legion
Here
.'(em
to
indicate
the
likely
spots
to
drill
for
oil,
said
Mr.
Lund-berg,
president
of
the
Lundberg
Explorations
Limited.
He
said
that
during
the
last
year
his
company
has
carried
out
exploration
over
areas
of
Alberta.
British
Columbia,
Saskatchewan.
Quebec
and
seven
far
western
stales.
"Results
of
these
tests
have
been
very
revealing,"
he
added.
TABER,
Alta.
OWTaber
used
,
"Ilstfi"1
"r
panning
the
skies
;,
district.
.
.
.
,
,.
,,
"i
for
water,
Taber
people
look
to
j
'Vny,
as
soon
as
our
specially
to
be
dot
the
a
on
CPR
line
called
j
irrieation
for
this
is
the
linnid
nrnna
ip
in
f,,n
.win.
th'ii
MacMillan
Music
Club
Project
Discussed
by
Executive
Qr;i.sh,
who
some
was
accountant
for
Ullt
Association
Held
To
Budget
tarry
on
Exhibition
manna
that
produces
prosper-!
be
a
small
city
of
7,500
here."
Effect
that
the
proposed
Mac-
xi
rtr-'vfri
thP
nil.
fin-
.
"j-v1(
wujlu
lltta
J
ilc
uujjui
uivit;
Vtiiiic,'
irtunu
w
hpn
RntTPKt(iH
OH
r-i.,;
,
.
.....
f
,
rr.,
.
...
u,i
"Walortank
77."
Today
it's
a
booming
little
town
of
3,000
population
with
big
ideas
about
the
future.
Irrigation
has
brought
the!
t
sccrrl
arv-manatitT
1
v
v
"
a
vvu
venue
uiniawiig
at
u
iuo.i
just
ywm
ui
i
w
a
iwi
'r
n.
new
uicuiiuu
vu
.,,..,,..
i.,.
here.
,t.
(It
i
activity,
WM
discussed,
at
a'$4.5I2.ej.
came
within
a
few
!
find
'oil
fields
mav
result
from
conducted
!
"The
operations
were
then
ex-
meeting
01
the
executive
cJ
the
dollars
of
its
estimated
budget,
i
experiments
trcing
ivn"'u
inn)
unKnown
territory
prince
Rupert
and
District
Music
j
Treasurer
Don
Forward
told
an
:
with
the
airborne
scintellometer,
:.iiian
Legion
.ifely
reported
yester-Wi!
am
Brays
had
ritecll.
i.,iwlio
is
a
wteran
of
Perfect
tea
is
so
easy
to
make
with
and
drill
holes
were
put
down
on
change.
Taber
hopes
to
become
j
anomalies
which
looked
promis-,
one
of
Canada's
leading
food-!
ing.
The
results
from
these
drill-
'
processing
centres.
i
and
Drama
Festival
executive
a-soclotlon
annual
general
meet-'
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Mining
Wednesday
night.
:
ing
last
night.
Estimated
loss
in
i
and
Metallurgy
was
told.
Cnnporn
nv-.-,
1
t
Cliri"fnf
VPtJl
'u
rmpraf
inn
a."ic'
Wane
I
tinrlKorir
nf
Tnrnntrt
a
'"B
"e
inusi
encouraging
and
.
,
.
i
anu
'
-v
h
flint.
Ihnrp
n.-ao
li
IHlfi.
:
Kupr
hsh
nhvsirict
uhn
ramn
a
uaiiKCi
ill
(.11
iiij-.vwu
.1
....II
i-
i
.
.i
ipi
rt,
will
be
arriving
'''"""'
,
ne
new
oil
ou
fir
llclcls
lrk
aerp
tre
fr.nnH
found-
!
n
J.jou,ouv
sugar
iacuiry
rises
;
the
mid-20s,
outlined
:
in
greyish
outline
like
a
stream-
i
project
llmlling
the
scone
of
the
The
loss
had
not
been
made
ud
Canada
in
!i
February
1
to
as
lf
'
Music
and
Drama
Festival.
wit
hincome
from
last
year
s
ex-
i
potentialities
of
the
idea
in
a
duties.
He
has
a
w;
i
i
inis
nas
given
us
great
hopes
lined
castle
against
the
sky.
One'
of
developing
an
entirely
new
:
rif
the
world-.
m0Rt
modern,
lti
type
of
method
for
oil
explore-:
turns
out
150,000,000
pounds
of
j
nil
..
...
,
I
beet
sugar
a
year.
I
The
flights-made
150
to
500'
:
A
canning
concern
packs
300
feet
above
the
ground
pick
up.t.cm
nf
.umt
mm
,iri.,!
outcome
was
a
decision
to
ob-
n'"1110".
as
anucipaieu,
Mr.
ror-
I'-t"
1
i""
tain
the
views
of
the
schools
and
wartl
said
Total
exhibition
!
541
h
annual
meeting,
thj
community
drama
branch
of
revenue
was
$1100.
Total
revenue
i
Tne
method,
similar
to
that
tlm
nrnartmnt
ni
..m
was
$21,814
25:
total
exnrndil
ore
!
used
in
aerial
prospecting
for
1
'
.
TEA
I3QS
;
uranium,
iron
and
other
miner-
Hie
question.
$28,326.91.
Business
at
the
executive
meet-'
Main
slnSlc
source
of
revenue
Ing
was
otiierwise
of
a
rni,ti,,
$flS20.
was
from
rentals,
follnw-
als,
makes
use
of
a
highly-sensi-
i
radioactive
radiations
which
are
the
canning
season
A
pickle!
tive
"scintillation
counter"
de-;P'otll
on
maps
The
ground
i
industry
Is
growing.
1
veloped
by
a
group
of
scientists
nuiniany
gives
on
radiations
of
I
under
the
stimulus
of
irriga-
nature
with
some
discussion
of
'
by
membership
fees
totalling
""""B
suenBin.
-areiui
mier-;
tion.
the
district
is
going
in
for'
nretat
preiat
rjretalinn
nf
t.h
resnitc
liasi
!i.-
x
.
.
i
$5,237.
Membership
was
down
"L
l"e
un'"
,r,
u
,T
"
hv
tin
loct
Joo,-
.n-i
Far
more
effective
than
the
the
syllabus
regarding
which
tavorabij
comment
was
made.
"
.
.
pei;iauy
crops
lomacoes,
can-
shown
that,
in
general,
radio-1
taio.mes
sweet
nntnt.
hn.
Jack
Slim,
secretary-manager
i
geier
counter
in
detecting
gam
ma
rays,
the
counter
Is
espec-
a:t
ivc
'os
are
obtained
over
oil
I
tarn
watermelons.
'
'
luiiv
cffortiva
in
finrtifr
ha
i
fields
and
that
these
lows
are!
tu
i
t,c
m-
.-
in
hip
report.
i-erJonau
D
.1".
i,U,
aS
wages
lower-energy
radiations
of
ra-
j
commonly
surrounded
by
radio-Lethbridge,
is
surrounded
by
?i
'
idium.
act
vity
slightly
higher
than
nor-
;
more
than
20
000
acres
of
irri-
I
Thu
inis
ven
years
budget
calls
for.
t3,j
mo(
in
oi-.-
ft,,-:
mal.
indicating
tn
the
nrnsnectnr
r..j
i.i
o
i
c'
:enditure
of
$25,302.50,
of
in
naraiid
unP!,
OVer
irreaL
riis-
where
to
sink
a
drill.
!
Rivef
nrnient
Orfvonr
thi.
mo
tn
ho
-'
r
1
.
..
i
o
,
which
$5,000
"will
have
r.uct
p'ayers
enjoyed
je
names
at
the
fti
party
last
night
Sowing
winners:
r
Irene
Muneey
and
OJoutivr.
-4Mrs.
A.
Astoria
and
'ttison.
.-Sr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorgc
I
(J.irun
was
cashier.
ijk
tlie
refreshment
tyre
Mrs.
I'lere
Lc-9
P.
Lyons,
Mrs.
S.
.
D.
Mulroncy
found
from
other
than
regular
sailed
lasti
,niirf.
niri
m.-
cn,.,
n....
Mr.
Lundberg
said
it
is
hard
to
evaluate
the
economic
value
of
the
process
because
much
is
L.
M.
Felscnthal
mm
night
on
the
Prince
'
George
forllch
e
ls
eXDecleA
,he
Stll)
linirnfWi'ri
ahnuf
the
nnonnel
i
silt,
t
Vancouver.
new
roller
rink.
All
Canadian
Gas
Pipeline
Total
assets
of
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
Harold
Thorn
and
two
I
for
variations
in
radiation
and
the
way
oil
forms
and
accumulates.
However,
if
the
radioactive
method
proves
capable
of
locating
Important
deposits
which
could
not
be
located
at
reasonable
cost
by
other
methods,
it
-hlldren
sailed
last
night
on
the
I
Civic
Centre
Association,
includ-Prlnce
George
for
a
visit
In
Van-
'"g
current
and
fixed,
total
ccuver.
-
$104
379
09
of
which
$52.209
81
Is
,
'
value
of
buildings.
SAVE
OTTAWA
0
An
all-Canadian
UP
TO
$20
pipeline
for
natural
gas
should
uiui
uaiison
came
in
by
train
...
k
..
.
h.
hniit.
fm
iihorto
rtn
last
night
from
Smithers
and
exhibition
being
carried
on
even
Canada
even
if
it
must
be
subsi-
:
would
have
proved
itself.
i
i
ui
.ace
anu
saiieo
on
me
prince
lhouch
mie
munev
was
rcaHzed
dized,
Mines
Minister
Oemmell
Craft
of
Ontario
said.
"v"'Bt
,
at
these
times
from
such
an
I
Team
uocals
)i
Event
subsidized,
the
Ontario
press
;
mnhi
ufmM
funr
it
t-vi
t
nnnu
M
.
Gemmell
said
at
W.
J.
Richards,
formerly
of
event,
this
citv
and
now
of
Terrne
'
M
.
o
.
-
:
...
.i
ronferenra
Ih.
oll.ron.Hlon
lln.
"
,""
-Wiicu
MADE
TO
MEASURE
ruiwitui
saiu
lie
Liiou'ni.
-....n,
wtt
A,ivia..
Let
us
carry
the
ball
cn
your
heating
oil
We'll
gladly
be
responsible
for
keeping
you
supplied
with
clean-burning,
nun-waste
Standard
Furnai
e
Oil
or
Standard
Stove
Oil.
ir
Prompt
Service
Metered
Delivery
Automatic
Refills
particularly
to
the
original
capital
co;t
of
the
lin5,
estimated
at
about
$275,000,000.
Trans-Can-
!
ls
needed
to
provide
a
continuous
supply
of
gas
for
development
of
arr.ved
on
last
night
s
train
from
1
last
years
event
was
the
"best
the
interior
for
a
business
visit.
'
,uch
affair
we've
had"
but
that
the
burden
of
operating
it
falls
Rl.
Rev.
Jamos
B.
Gibson,
D.D.,:
op
too
few
people."
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
sailed
last'
R.
H.
Davidson
said
that,
"if
SUITS
and
OVERCOATS
i.atu.a,
.UU1WS
BI,u
ur
":-.
ada's
proposed
line
would
uo
to
k
I
Event
Between
fU-hik.1
uikI
Prince
Rupert
lence
production.
Toronto
and
nthe,
nnturi'Ki
r
!
The
minister
here
to
at-
was
I
ij
ccnlTCS
(m
u
w
to
Montreal
tend
the
annual
convention
of
AsKpH
..tj
if
f
Via
niiijrin
..,,
B
,iiimii.itv
fiiimiurv
(it
name
ionium
to
wsm
un
me
ronce
ueorge
lor
a
:
tne
exhibition
was
a
failure,
it
ui
Uuk)1.
k
,
...J
ma
event
bill
trip
to
Vancouver
on
ecclesiastl-'
was
certainly
also
the
greatest
w
ill
cai
business.
success.
-i
hi
Clialleniters
N.
R.
YOUNG
Heating
Oil
Distributor
Phone
674
Phone
674
BUY
YOUR
SPRING
NEEDS
NOW
WATTS
St
NICKERS0N
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Minint
;
JufasW
mi,nl
W0llM
t
,
a
and
Metallurgy
:
Mr.
Gemmell
replied
he
would
Later,
he
said
he
was
not
,
,
Im-
H)t
'
that
plying
that
a
subsidy
would
be!
Mr.'
Gemmell
observed
that
a
needed.
He
noted
that
Trans-.
numbei
of
appUcaliolls
for
Canada
Pipe
Lines.
Ltd
which
lint
s
now
are
Robert
McChesnvy,
who
has1
"We
did
not
""'
take
money
been
visiting
at
his
home
here
out
of
Pe'JP'e's
pockets
but
gave
them
something
in
return."
;!
l!iiij:t's
top
r,i'');rj
fiaser
&
Payne.
I?
vi-iiih'i
native
team
ar-
i
V'b
i-e
Hapert
by
b
Jt
;ht
qji-iiviiis
a
scries
with
MEN'S
CLOTHING
4L
'i
Phone
345
Third
Avenue
for
the
past
few
weeks,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
h.
Bakei,
W.
Gladstone
and
A.
Iiaiwaid
are
passengers
leaving
for
Skldegale
on
the
Chllcotln
tonight.
F.
Davis
is
a
passenger
turlsiucaiia
in
Winch
they
'
d
f
rransPort
Commis-
1
Call
at
trfay!
1
,
Sm
A'
Alberta
a
as
'?
far
east
l
as
as
Mon-:
M0"
'"J
.
?
j
-loners.'
He
said
that,
if
a
permit
V
treal,
has
not
asked
for
a
sub-:
'west
for
a
llnc.t0
the
coast
,
n'
i
8
V,
'
,,
.
.
.
,
1
should
be
granted
first,
it
might
"r:elTeIJ
Sa'd
th.euntal;
0
hold
up
the
eastern
line
two
or
!
mmmmi
A
vote
of
thanks
to
the
exhibition
committee
of
which
Norton
Youngs
was
chairman,
was
highly
endorsed
by
the
meeting.
Old
Pari-Muttiel
12
p.iiBt.1
in
two
same.s.
nj.
ucr
fur
a
few
day..'
!!(
tt'im
has
challenged
...........
,,
vuc
i
three
years
because
of
the
gas
i
vuiiaiimii
fiiujn
u
against,
a.
jjtu
t
i
p-y
iram
In
exhibi-
for
Cumshewa
supply
position
in
Alberta.
DOMS'
DEPT.
STORE
I
-up
(
he
visitors
in-lud
Norman
Christt-nsen,
assistant
posal
of
some
United
States
oil
men
to
have
Alberta
gas
feed
the.
northwestern
United
Slates
in
return
for
Texas
gas
piped
into
Eastern
Canada.
a-vvi
""v
'u
'
B'
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
i
nl
-I-.
Lawrence
Innes
ijV.
Innes.
M
Tolmle!
Co.
here,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
Wednesday
4
Vi.'kers,
E.
Ridley,
.1
H.
Robinson,
II.
id.tson
and
E.
Jaek-
CLEARANCE
CLEARANCE
kprrtM
'10
men'
-wtil
The
minister
said
the
proposal
;
made
to
the
government
re-!
cently
did
not
carry
the
assur-anci
of
continuous
supply
for
the
f
east.
Even
if
the
U
S.
supply
was
s'eady,
the
use
of
Alberta
gas
in
Ticket
Is
Cashed
'
'
MIAMI.
Fla.
(APt
A
racing1
fan
cashed
a
parl-mutuel
ticket
1
which
he
bought
at
Ilialcah
Park
;Fob.
22,
1941.
.
,!
Andrew
H
M;mc;
of
Connors-
;
,
ville.
Ind.,
appeared
at
the
cash-
I
'
ier
s
window
with
the
ancient!
$5
combination
ticket
on
the
1
Rhymer
in
the
1941
Flamigo
;
Stakes.
!
The
Rhymer
finished
third
in
j
i
om
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
company
business.
K.
F
Harding.
A.
M.
Martin-tit
n,
Anton
Dybhavn,
W.
Thomson,
B.
Pedersen
and
F.
Mostad
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
to
attend
meetings
of
the
British
Columbia
Co-operative
Federation.
the
east
would
be
preferred
for
the
development
of
Canadian
re-yources.
particularly
in
northern
Ontario,
He
said
that,
if
it
came
to
;he
TILL
I
the
race
and
paid
$4
20
to
show.
mlflig-1i7-
i
'1
Fill
BETTER
FAST!
P
B'
e
and
tournament.
;inuary
28,
Moose
.
vone
welcome.
(22c
I
Fred
Hemsworth,
who
has
been
point
where
the
carriage
of
berta
gas
to
the
east
had
to
be
Maag
explained
that
he
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visiting
this
district
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consulting
mining
cn
the
trark
before
cashing
the
Mcket
and
when
he
reached
the
hotel,
received
a
telegram
call-
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on
all
items
not
on
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AND
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ONLY
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25,
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daughters,
Mrs,
James
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funeral
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and
Miss
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