32.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
17,
1952
Spread
Fertilizer
!
parents
Often
By
Air
Method
j
BJ
mes
LONDON
(CP)
Use
of
RAF
r
or
til
ill
EM...,
.
"
II
ill
Looking
Into
:Date
of
Water
planes
and
.training
crew
to
WINNIPEO
(CP)
A
Winnipeg
help
Britain
produce
niuie
judge
says
thpre
are
too
many
Stewart
Enjoys
Cinderella
Dance
STEWART.
Women
of
the
Moose
held
a
very
successful
dance
in
the
Moose
Hall
on
Saturday.
There
was
a
big
turnout
from
the
Silbak
Premier
and
from
Hyjier,
Alaska,
considerably
augmenting
the
local
people.
In
the
"absence
of
the
senior
regent.
Mrs.
J.
McKay.
Junior
Regent
Mrs.
D.
Geddes
was
in
i
charge
of
arrangements.
Mrs.
J.
J.
McKenna
was
in
charge
of
the
door
and
Fred
Spracklin
was
!
master
of
ceremonies.
;
Music
was
supplied
by
Addie
Bremser
of
Premier
and
Kit
Ferricr
of
Stewart.
To
add
to
the
interest
of
the
evening
a
j
few
novelty
numbers
were
added
to
the
program.
A
Cinderella
dance
caused
quite
a
sensation
when
the
ladies
threw
their
',
shoes
into
the
centre
of
the
;
floor
and,
at
a
'given
signalthe
ardent
swain
had
to
dash
and
grab
one
and
then
hunt
the
j
owner.
j
The
ladies
served
their
usual
excellent
supper
at
the
finish
of
the
dance.
iRiqhts
Sale
ment
of
water
rights
at
Wood-worth
Lake
by
the
city
to
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Where-the
sale
of
such
water
rights
was
shown
to
have
been
in
1929,
there
was
reason
to
believe
that
the
transfer
had
been
actually
registered
in
1928.
The
dates,
Aid.
Casey
suggested,
might
affect
the
validity
of
the
agreement
with
the
power
company.
.-.-
:
,
V
-
'
A
w
'
was
visualized
as
a
po.sMuim,
hQmM
,n
whk.h
parenUt
wnlle
during
a
recent
debate
on
ag-
..preacnlng
uttle
sermons
on
multure
in
the
House
of
Lords.
what
u
rlght
and
wrong
never.
It
was
suggested
the
planes
theess
set
exarnples
wnU;n
u.nd
could
be
used
to
advantage
in
tQ
make
Uaw
&nd
thlcve8
Qut
spraying
fertilizer
from
the
air
Qf
the
children
farmlands
and
other
ovii-
hilly
Jud
Emerwn
j
Hea
areas
difficult
to
fertilize
,
bovs
and
girIs
always
watch
the
normal
means
..J
example
set
by
adults.
"How
made
by
the
The
proposal
u
h
d
th
Earl
of
Listowel.
joint
parlia-
,
'",
City
clerk
was
asked
in
a
resolution
by
Aid.
Casey
at
Monday
night's
council
meeting
to
check
On
the
dates
as
to
the
assign
drama
f,)ni"
f"Blit
rara..u
;
Mmed
en.,
,
T
H
nianv
,The
"Ui
4
mentary
.secretary
to
the
Mi
n-
tfec,
everything
to
the
cus
istry
of
Agriculture
in
the
test
labor
government,
was
ap
toms?"
.
.
he
.
asked.
"How
man.
many
have
filed
income
tax
returns
and
cut
corners?
or
used
old
street?car
transfers
instead
of
nlauded
by
several
other
peers
Some
wealthy
farmers,
ths
Jti
uner
Ma
fi?
hW
Paru
jf,':
Oerrnary
J
ody.sry
ot
a
-the
war
earl
said,
had
already'
tried
out
'
nnttlns
a
dime
In
the
hnx?"
method
witn
r
u.f,
u.
,
the
air-spraying
ihcsc
iiiuv
uc
luiiuiiuuuiaLC
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
of
this
city
and
Roy
Lancaster,
station
agent
at
Burns
Lake,
her
brother,
are
sailing
tonight
on
thi'
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
to
visit
their
father,
A.
J.
Lancaster,
of
this
city,
who
sustained
a
stroke
some
time
ago
and
is
now
paralyzed.
considerable
success,
but
the
undertaking
was
far
too
costly
,
for
the
ordinary
farmer.
"I
have
sometimes
wondered
DEPUTY
TRANSPORT
MINISTER
Jean
Ciuude
Lesard.
gradua'e
of
the
University
of
Montreal
and
the
School
of
Business
Administration
at
Harvard
University.
Js
d.'puly
minister
of
transmirt
II..
n
..
move,
he
said.
"As
children
arc
trained,
so
thcy
will
act."
j
;
Judge
Hcaney".
cites
as
an
ex-;
VM
FOR
A
YOUNto
mk"
whether
"
the
government
might
:
H""b"
mother
wh0
u
1
'it
daughter.
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this
oV
t'
V;.
keep
a
se
the
RAF
for
this
operation,"
he;'-'-
h.
cret
from
Tw"
father,
appointed
Feb
1
,
,
Tlrt"
your
.ELS.
DRESSED
HOLiUAi
W2
6-lld-
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f
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cm.,
a
iaf
she
does
something
which
bcrK
iVM
His
w
"aied
chairman
but
if
really
'
speculation,
we
,
for
the
Canadtun
Mantini-
IIir.f"
?L
"TJ
"That
mother
Is
Training
her!
Commission.
,
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f
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examine
every
possible
mJZ
r.
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Young
people
are
quick
to
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Lord
Llewellin,
a
former
food
i
,
what
you
say.
Cule
as
the
Bunny
himself
.
.
.
colorful
as
Easter
eggs
the
happiest,
most
pleasing
combination
of
all!
And
you'll
discover
it
right
here
in
our
complete
selection
of
togs
for
young
Parallel's!
ingenious,
doubted
whether
but
what
you
do
that
counts.
1
THE
BIG
TREES'
What
you
do
makes
so
much
noise
that
young
people
can't
'
hear
what
you
say.
"If
you
don't
go
to
church,
can
you
expect
your
children
to
go?"
''
i''er
imuory
m
color
bj
STARRING
the
KAF
would
prove
helpful
but
agreed
an
approach
was
desirable.
He
suggested
where
RAF
machines
were
being
used
to
train
air
crew,
they
might
well
be
employed
at
the
same
time
in
the
dual
task
of
spreading
fertilizer.
Lord
Carrington,
parliamentary
-secretary
for
aRriculture.
sidestepped
the
RAF
proposal
but
told
the
Lords
that
extensive
tests
were
already
being
made
in
spraying
fertilizer
from
the
air.
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with
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April
18
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At
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Centre
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to
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at
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:30
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by
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00
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Paradise
NEW
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(
AP)
How
would'
you
like
to
catch
a
H-pound'
rainbow
trout?
Harold
McCrarken.
noted
hunter,
fisherman
and
author,
has
just
returtied
from
South
America
and
says
the
world's
best
trout
fishing'
is
to
be
found
in
the
Chilean
lake
regions
near
the
Pacific
coast.
He
says
J4-pound
rainbows
and
browns
are
commonplace,
16-pounders
not
rare
and
20-pounders
reported.
The
day
before
McCrarken
left
the
area
on
his
return
to
the
United
States
he
and
two
companions
fished
from
the
.same
rowboat
and
in
less
than
thtee
hours
hooked
17
trout
totalling
siightly
more
than
90
pounds.
Six
of
the
beauties
weighed
more
than
6'2
pounds
each.
Mi
Cracken
says
the
lakes
originally
were
stocked
in
1905
by
,
tin;;ei'iings
brought
from
Oer-!
many.
Then
the
area
was
for-,
gotten.
In
1928
a
Briton,
who
I
planned
to
build
a
ranch
in
the
'.
area,
restocked
some
of
the
j
lakes
with
fish
imported
from
j
New
Jersey.
The
next
winter
the
Briton
Drop
in
and
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288
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April
18
to
23
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a
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m
more-or-less
forgotten,
fishwlse.
McCracken
says
the
fishing
paradise
extends
for
400
miles
through
the
centre
of
Chile,
paralleling
the
High
yndes.
"The
water
is
cold,
mostly
crystal
clear,
and
in
most
of
the
streams
H
runs
fast
with
many
white
water
rapids.
There
probably
is
no
other
area
on
earth
which
offers
such
ideal
and
expansive
a
habitat
for
trout,
says-McCrackcn,
wno
found
the
lake
while
on
a
moving-picture
making
tour
of
South
America.
The
fish
feed
on
a
small
fresh
water
crab,
which
is
locally
called'a
pancora,
and
it
is
this
diet
which
McCracken
gives
an
assist
fur
the
development
of
the
fish.
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